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THE
COUKTY FAMILIES
OE THE UNITED KINGDOM;
OE,
KOYAL MANUAL OF THE TITLED & UNTITLED AEISTOCRACY
OF GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND.
CONTAINING
A BRIEF NOTICE OF THE DESCENT, BIRTH, MARRIAGE, EDUCATION, AND APPOINTMENTS OF EACH PERSON,
HIS HEIR APPARENT OR PRESUMPTIVE, AS ALSO A RECORD OF THE OFFICES WHICH
HE HAS HITHERTO HELD, TOGETHER WITH HIS TOWN ADDRESS
AND COUNTRY RESIDENCES.
BY
EDWAUD WALPOUD, M.A.
LATH SCHOLAB OF BALLIOL COLLEGE, OXFORD, AND FELLOW OP THE GENE^VLOGICAL
AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY OP GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON:
ROBERT HARDWICKE, 193, PICCADILLY.
1860.
PREFACE.
It is impossible for me to send forth to the public this work — the result of
more than two years' constant labour and research — without acknowledging, in
terms of gratitude, the kind and generous assistance which I have received, from
almost every quarter, in answer to the circulars which I have issued to the pre-
sent representatives of the highest families in the three kingdoms, whether numbered
among the ' titled ' or the ' untitled ' aristocracy, who, with few exceptions, have
freely communicated to me the information which I requested at their hands. Here
and there, it is true, that my applications have been met with a refusal on the part
of those who were most neai'ly interested ; but even in these cases I have endeavoured
to keep faith with the public, by instituting private inquiries among local friends
and correspondents, and by consulting a large library of useful books of reference.
By these means I have been enabled to produce a volume which, in spite of
numerous imperfections, embraces the whole of the titled, and by far the largest
portion of the vmtitled aristocracy of the three kingdoms, and may, therefore,
fairly lay claim to be styled, in common parlance, a ' Dictionary of the Upper Ten
Thousand.'
I am well aware that the first edition of such a work must be far from perfect ;
and no one is more fully alive than myself to the numerous deficiencies to be found
in this volume. I am equally aware that such a book must always remain, in one
sense, imperfect in a country like our own, where, mainly owing to the influence of
trade and commerce, individuals and families are continually crossing and re-crossing
the narrow line which severs the aristocracy from the commonalty. But I can safely
promise that, as often as a new edition of the " County Families " shall be called
for, the book shall be found in a state more nearly approaching completion, by the
constant addition of fresh families to the roll of its contents, and by carefully noting
the various changes wrought day by day by the silent operation of births, marriages,
deaths, and preferments, in the families whose names I record.
I ought here more particularly to record my obligations, in the first instance,
to the Clerks of the Peace and the Clerks of Lieutenancy who have kindly supplied
me with the lists of the Magistrates and Deputy Lieutenants of the several counties
of England and Wales ; as also to Thom's Irish Directory and Oliver and Boyd's
Edinburgh Almanac, for similar lists relating to those kingdoms respectively. The
vi PREFACE,
details of the work, where they have not been communicated to me personally by
some member of the faaiily, have been mainly worked out by consulting the Gazette
and the pages of the Gentlemans Magazine — an invaluable mine of wealth to the
genealogist and antiquarian, and useful also to one who, like mj^self, is a humble
labourer in the field of cotemporary inquiry. Besides these, the several County
Histories which I have been able to procure, the Peerages and Baronetages of Lodge
and Debrett, Hart's Army List, O'Byrne's Naval Biography, the Oxford and Cam-
bx-idge Calendars and Lists of Graduates, and the obituary notices of the daily and
weekly newspapers, have furnished me with useful materials.
The constant accession of fresh materials in my hands, whilst these sheets have
been passing through the press, while it accounts for the long delay in the appearance
of the " County Families," has necessitated the adoption of a Supplement, in which
will be found a long array of well-known names which ought properly to have
appeared in the body of the work. I can only regret that they reached me so late,
and promise that they shall be arranged in their proper place in the next edition.
It is to be hoped that the public and subscribers to the work will pardon such errata
as they may find on referring to their names ; and they will further oblige me if
they will kindly communicate to me those errors, through my publisher, in order
that they may be rectified in future editions. When they call to mind that every
sepai-ate entry involves a statement of from five to fifty facts, inclusive of dates, the
public will be able to realize some portion of the labour of an editor in preparing
such a work as this for the press for the first time.
I have not chosen the title of this Avork without deliberation. I have called
my book a Manual of the Titled and Untitled Auistocracy, and have accordingly
arranged both these orders under a single alphabet, because I remember the words
of James I., that " the king, though he can make a noble, cannot make a gentleman^^
and because the bearing of arms, not of titles, has ever been considered as the
distinctive mark of true noblesse.
E. W.
17, Church Eow, Hampstead,
March 31, 1860.
CONTENTS.
PREFACE Page v
NOTICE viii
COUNTY FAMILIES— GENERAL ALPHABET 1-713
COUNTY FAMILIES— SUPPLEMENTAL ALPHABET 715-807
ADDENDA 807, 808
INDEX OF NAMES, ARRANGED UNDER THE SEVERAL COUNTIES .... 809-847
ALTERATIONS DURING PRINTING 849-865
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ABERCBOMBY, Sir George Samuel, Bart. (cr.
1636).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Abercromby,
15art., by Elizabeth Stevenson, dan. of Samuel
Douglas, Esq., of Netherlaw, N.B. ; h. 1824 ; s. as
6th Bart. 1855; m. 1849 Agnes Georgiana, 2nddau.
of 3rd Lord Kilmaine. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. T849) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, forces. Banff and Kirkcudbnght, and Chief
of the clan of Abercromby, of which Lords Aber-
cromby and Dunfermline are members. — Forglen
House, near Turriff, co. Banff; Fermoy, co. Cork;
Carlton Club, S.W.
//"f /r, his son Eobert John, I. 1850. ■
ABESCEOMEY, Dowager Lady.
Louisa Penuel, dau. of Lord Medwyn (a Scottish
Judge of Session); iii. 1832 George Ealpb, 3rd
Lord Abercromby, who d. 1852. — Airthrie, near
Stirling, N.B,
ABERCBOMBY, Dowager Lady.
Elizabeth, only child of the late Samuel Douglas,
Esq., of Netherlav/ and Castle Douglas, N.B. ;
m. 1816 Sir R. Abercromby, Bart., of Forglen, who
d. 1855.— 46, Albemarle Street, AV.
ABEBDEEW (Earl of), George HamUton Gor-
don, E.G., K.T., P.C., P.B.S. (cr. 1682).
Eldest son of the late Lord Haddo, by Charlotte, dau.
of W. Baird, Esq. ; h. 1784 ; -s. his grandfather as
4th Earl 1802 ; m. 1st 1805 Katharine Elizabeth,
dau. of 1st Marquis of Abercorn ; 2nd 1815 Harriet,
dau. of Hon. John Douglas and widow of Visct.
Hamilton (son of the 1st Marquis of Abercorn,
• K.G.) ; sits in the House of Lords as Visct. Gor-
don, U.K. (cr. 1814). Educated at Harrow and St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1804) ; is Lord
Lieut, of CO. Aberdeen and Ranger of Greenwich
Park ; was formerly Minister at Vienna ; Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs 1828-30 and
1841-46 ; for the Colonies 1834-35 ; First Lord of
the Treasury 1852-5. Is descended from a common
ancestor with the Marquis of Huntly. — Haddo
House, Aberdeen, N.B. ; Ranger's Lodge, Black-
heath, Kent ; Carlton and Athenreura Clubs, S.W. ;
7, Argyll Street, W.
Heir, his son Lord Haddo, M.P. for co. Aberdeen ;
h. 1814 ; m. 1840 Mary, sister of 10th Earl of Had-
dington.
ABERGAVENNY (Earl of). Rev. ■William NeviU
(cr. 1784).
Fourth son of the 2nd Earl, by Mary, dau. of the
late John Robinson, Esq., of Wyke House, Middle-
sex; b. 1792; s. 1845; m, 1824 Caroline, dau. of the
late Ralph Leeke, Esq., of Longford Hall, co.
S.alop. Educated at Magdalen Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1816); is in Holy Orders; was formerly
JRector of Birling and A'icar of Frant, Kent. Patron-
age 18 livings. — Bridge Castle, near Tunbridge
Wells ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 58, Portland Place, W.
Heir, his son Visct. Nevil!, h. 1826; m. 1848
Caroline, dau. of Sir J. V. B. .Johnstone, Bart. ;
educated at Eton ; late Capt. W. Kent Yeoman ly,
formerly Capt. 2nd Life Guards.
ABINGDON (Earl of), Montagu Bertie (cr.l682).
Eldest son of 5th Earl, by Emily, dau. of the late
General Hon. Thomas G.age ; I. 1808 ; s. 1854 ; m.
1835 Elizabeth Lavinia, dau. of George Granville
Harcourt, Esq., of Nuneham Courtenay, Oxon (she
d. 1858). Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1829) ; is Lord Lieutenant and
Custos Rotulorum of Berks and High Steward of
Oxford; was M.P. for Oxfordshire 1832-52; for
Abingdon 1852-54. Patronage 4 livings. — Wytham
Abbey, near Oxford ; IS, Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son Lord Norreys, h. 1836 ; m. 1858
Caroline, dau. of C. Towneley, Esq., of Towneley ;
educated at Eton.
ABINGDON, Dowager Countess of.
Frederica Augusta, 7th dau. of Vice-Admiral
Lord Mark Robert Ker and Charlotte Countess
of Antrim ; m. 1841, as 2nd wife, Montague, 5th
Earl of Abingdon, who died 1854. — 7, Somers
Place, Hyde Park Square, W.
ABINGEB (Lord), Robert Campbell Scarlett
(cr. 1835).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by his 1st wife Louisa
Henrietta, dau. of the late Peter Campbell, Esq.,
of Kilmory, co. Argyll ; h. 1794 ; s. 1844 ; vi. 1824
Sarah, dau. of George Smith, Esq., late Chief Justice
of the Mauritius. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1815) ; was M.P. for Norwich 1835-
38 ; for Horsham 1841-44. The 1st Lord was
Chief Baron of the Exchequer 1834-44. — Abinger
Hall, near Dorking, Surrey ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Frederick, Captain Scots
Fusilier Guards ; 6.1826.
ABINGEB, Dowager Lady.
Elizabeth, dau. of L. S. Steere, Esq., of Jayes,
Surrey ; m. 1st 18 — Rev. H. J. Ridley, of Ockley,
Surrey ; 2nd 1843 James, 1st Lord Abinger, who
d. 1844.— West Cliff House, Brighton ; 30, Nor-
folk Street, W.
ABNEY, V7m. Wotton, Esq. (of Measham HaU).
Eldest son of the late William Wotton Abney,
Esq., Capt. Royal Horse Guards Blue, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of William Richardson, Esq., of Fulford
House, York ; h. 1807 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1828 Helen
John Sinclair, eldest dau. of James Buchanan, Esq.,
of Craigend Castle, co. Dumbarton, and grand-dau.
of the 12th Earl of Caithness. Is a magistrate for
cos. Derby and Leicester, and a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Derby (High Sheriff 1847). This family were
seated at Abney-in-the-Peak about the time of the
Conquest. Sir Edward Abney, a well-known
Judge, and his younger brother. Sir Thomas Abney,
Lord Mayor of and M.P. for London, and both of
Willesley, in the county of Dei'by, were of this
ancient family. — Measham Hall, near Atherstone.
ABNEY-HASTINGS.
(See Hastings.)
ACKERS, Geo. Holland, Esq. (of Moreton Hall).
Only son of the late G. Ackers, Esq., of Moreton
Hall, CO. Chester, by Harriott Dell, dau. of H. Hut-
ton, Esq., of Lincoln ; b. 1812 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1838
Hai-riott Susan, 2nd dau. of H. W. Hutton, Esq.,
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of Beverley. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxfoi-d ; is Major Queen's Own Royal Yeomanry
(Staifordshire) ; was in tlie Royal Horse Guards
Blue 1832-7; High Sheriff of Cheshire 1852;
elected Commodore of the Royal Victoria Yacht
Squadron 1850. — Moreton Hall, near Conpjleton,
Cheshire ; Arthur's and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Georgiana Harriott, m. 1858 Sir C.
W. Shakerley, Bart, (whom see).
ACKEHS, James, Esq. (of Heath. House).
Son of the late J. Ackers, Esq. ; h. 1811 ; m. 1833
Mary Anne, dau. of B. Williams, Esq. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (LL.B. 1836); is a
Magistrate for co. Hereford ; was M.P. for Lud-
low 1841-7. — Heath House, Leintwardine, near
Liidlow; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
ACIiAWD, Sir Thomas Dyke, Bart. (cr. 1644).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Dyke Acland,
Bart., by Henrietta Anne, only dau. of the late Sir
R. Hoare, Bart. ; h. 1787 ; s. as 10th Bart. 1794 ;
m. 1808 Lydia Elizabeth, dau. of H. Hoare, Esq.
(she d. 1856). Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1808; created D.C.L. 1831); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon ; was M.P.
for Devon 1812-31, and for N. Devon 1837-57.
Patronage 7 livings. — Killerton, near Exeter;
Holuicote, near Minehead ; Athenseum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Dyke, late Fellow of All
Souls Coll., Oxford ; M.P. for W. Somerset 1837-47;
1. 1809 ; m. 1st 1841 Mary, dau. of Sir C. Mordaunt,
Bart, (she d. 1851) ; 2nd 1856 Mary, dau. of the
late John Erskine, Esq.
ACLAND, Sir Peregrine Palmer Fuller-Palmer,
Bart. (cr. 1818).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Palmer Acland,
Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of the late John Rose
EuUer, Esq., of Rosehill, Sussex; h. 1789; s.
1831 ; m. 1825 Fanny, dau.. of W. Leader, Esq., of
Putney, Surrey (she d. 1844). Is a Dep. Lieut.
for Somerset. Assumed the additional names of
Fuller and Palmer in 1834. Patronage 1 living.
Represents a younger branch of the family of Sir
T. D. Acland, Bart., of Killerton. — Fairfield, near
Bridge water, Somerset.
Heir Pres., his half-brother Thomas, h. 1819.
A'COTJBT'HOLMES, Hon."Wmiam Hem-y Ashe.
Elder son of the 1st Lord Hey tesbury (whom see) ;
6. 1809 ; m. 1833 Elizabeth, dau. of Sir L. W.
Holmes, Bart., whose name he has assumed. Edu-
cated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1831) ; is a Magi.strate and Dep. Lieut, for
Isle of Wight and for Wilts and Hants ; was M.P.
for the Isle of Wight 1837-47.— Westover, near
Newport, Isle of Wight ; Carlton and Travellers'
Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son William Leonard, h. 1835.
A'COTJBT-BEPINGTON", Lieutenant-General
Charles Ashe, C.B. (of Amington Hall).
Youngest son of the late Sir W. P. A'Court, many
years M.P. for Heytesbury, by Letitia, dau. of the
late H. Wyndham, Esq., of the College, Salisbury,
and brother of the 1st Lord Heytesbury ; h. 1785 ;
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s. his brother 1855 ; m. 1815 Mary Elizabeth Catha-
rine, only dau. of Abr.aham Gibbs, Esq. Entered
the .army 1803 ; became a Lieut.-General 1850,
Col. 41st Foot 1848 ; is a Magistrate for co. Staf-
ford.— Amington Hall, near 'I'amworth, Stafford-
shire ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Henry Wyndham Ashe,
B.A., of St. John's Coll., Cambridge, and late M.P.
for Wilton ; h. 1819 ; m. 1854 Emily, eldest dau. of
H. Currie, Esq., of West Horseley, Surrey.
ACTOlSr, Sir John Emerich Edward Dalberg,
Bart. (cr. 1644).
Only son of the late Sir F. R. E. Acton, Bart., by
Marie Louise, only dau. of the Duke of Dalberg
(who m. 2nd in 1840 the 2nd Earl Gr.anville, K.G.) ;
6. 1834 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1837. Educated at St.
Mary's Coll., Oscott ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, force. S.alop ; elected M.P. for Carlow 1859 ;
is patron of 1 living. The 6th Baronet was Prime
Minister to the King of Naples. — Aldenhani, near
Bridgenorth, Shropshire ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ;
16, Bruton Street, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin Charles, I. 1786 ; m, 1817
Zoe Marie, dau. of the Count d'Albon (d.).
ACTON, Edward Farrer, Esql. (of Gatacre Park).
Eldest son of the late E. A. Acton, Esq., by
Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. J. G. Spurgeon ;
&. 1805 ; s. 1822 ; m. 1832 Mary Anne, youngest dau.
of Rev. H. Suckling, Rector of Barshani, Suffolk.
Educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge (B.C.L. 1828) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Salop and
Stafford, and a M.ijor in the Shropshire Militia ;
descended from the 2nd son of Sir Edward Acton,
1st Bart., of Aldenham, who settled at Gatacre P.ark
temp. Charles II. — Gatacre Park, near Bridgenorth,
Shropshire; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward William Frederick, Capt.
76th Foot; h. 1834 ; m. 1855 Helen Maria, dau. of
W. P. Rannej'', Esq., of St. John's, N. Brunswick.
ACTON, Joseph, Esq. (of 'Wigan).
Son of the late J. Acton, Esq. ; 5. 1803. Is a
Magistrate for co. Lancaster ; was Mayor of Wigan
1839-40 and 1853-4 ; M.P. for Wigan 1854-7 ; was
formerly a Solicitor in practice in tha,t borough.
—The Hall, Wigan.
ACTON,* Thomas, Esq. (of "West Aston).
Eldest son of the late Col. Wm. Acton (who was
M.P. for CO. Wicklow 1841-8, and High Sheriff of
that CO. in 1820), by Mary, dau. of Thomas Walker,
Esq., Master in Chancery, Ireland ; h. 181 — ; s.
1854. Is a Magistrate for co. Wicklow, — West
Aston, near Rathdrum, co. Wicklow.
Heir Pres., his brother William.
ACTON, "William Joseph, Esq. (of "Wolverton).
Only son of the late William Acton, Esq., by Anne
Constantia, dau. of — Davies, Esq. ; h. 1803 ; s. 1814 ;
m. 1833 Mary, widow of William Trafford, Esq.
Educated at .St. Mary's Coll., Oscott ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Worcester. This family is of Saxon
origin, and has been seated in Worcestershire since
the times anterior to the Norman Conquest. — Wol-
verton, near Pershore, Worcestershire.
Heir, his son William Robert, h. 1835.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ACWORTH, ZSTathaniel Brindley, Esq. (of the
Hook).
Third son of the late William Acworth, Esq. ; b.
1805 ; m. 1846 Anna Diana, dau. of the "Very
Eev. Francis Close, D.D., Uean of Carlisle. Called
to the Chancery i>ar 1844; is a Magistrate for
Herts and Middlesex ; late Registrar of the Su-
preme Court at Madras. This family was formerly
from Yorkshire. — The Hoolc, Northavv, near Bar-
net, Herts ; Oriental Club, W.
Ilt'iv, his son Francis William, t. 1847.
ADAIE, Sir Robert Shafto, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late William Adair, Esq. (who d.
1844), by Camilla, dan. and heiress of the late IJ.o-
bert Shafto, Esq., of Benwell, Northumberland ;
h. 1786 ; m. 1st 1810 Elizabeth Maria, dau. of the
Rev. James Strode (she d. 1853) ; 2nd 1854 Jane
Ann, dau. of the Rev. T. Clarkson, Vicar of Hinx-
ton, CO. Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Suffolk
(High Sheriff 1846).— Flixton Hall, near Harle-
ston, Suffolk ; Farm Lodge, Ballymena, co. An-
trim ; 20a, St. James's Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Alexander Shafto, late
M.P. for Cambridge ; &. 1811 ; m. 1836 Theodosia,
dau. of Gen. the Hon. Robert Meade,
ADAIR, Alexander "William, Esq. (of Heather-
ton Park).
Eldest son of Alexander Adair, Esq., by Harriet
Eliza, dau. of the late G. Atkinson, Esq., of Lee,
and nephew of Sir R. S. Adair, 1st Bart. ; h. 1829.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1852,
M. A. 1856); appointed Ensign and Lieut. Cold-
stream Guards 1855, and Lieut, .and Captain 1859 ;
is a Magistrate for Somerset ; has received the
English and Turkish medals for the siege and fall
of Sebastopol. — Heatherton Park, near Taunton,
Somerset ; Guards' Club, S.W.
ADAIR, George, Esq. (of BeUegrove).
Eldest son of the late John Adair, Esq., of Rath,
Queen's co., by Rebecca, dau. of George Maquay,
Esq., of Dublin; h. 1784 ; s. 1809 ; m. 1822 Eliza-
beth, dau. of Very Eev. Thomas Trench, Dean of
Kildare. Educated at Rathmines and Trinity Coll. ,
Dublin (B.A. 1803) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Queen's co. (High Slieriff 1822). This
family traces its descent from Tliomas Fitz-Gerald,
6th Earl of Desmond. — Bellegrove, near Bally-
brittas. Queen's co. ; Loughmore Castle, co. Tiji-
perary ; Glenveagh, co. Donegal.
Heir, his son John George, a Magistrate for cos.
Tipperary and Donegal ; h. 1823.
ADAIR, Hugh Edward, Esq., M.P.
Second son of Sir R. S. Adair, B.art. ; h. 1815.
Educated at Harrow and St. John's Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1839, M.A. 1843). A Barrister-at-Law
(called 1844) ; has been M.P. for Ipswich since
1847.— Flixton Hall, near HaHeston, Suffolk ; Ori-
ental and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
ADAIR, Thos. Benjamin, Esq. (of Loughanmore).
Eldest son of the late Charles Adair, Esq., by
Millicent, dau. of H. C. Ellis, Esq., of Straid, co.
Antrim, and Prospect, Carrickfergus ; h. 1776 ; s.
1798 ; m. 1806 Amelia Sophia Leonora, 2nd dau.
of Lieut.-Col. B. Adair, R.M. Educated at Dun-
gannon and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1797) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1801 ; formerlj'
a Magistrate and Dep. Ijieut. for co. Antrim (High
Sheriff 1801). This family is descended from a
common ancestor with the Adairs of Ballymena ;
Capt. James Adair, of Kilhilt, co. Wigton, N.B.,
being the first who settled at LougVianmore, temp.
James I. — Loughanmore, Parkgate, near Belfast.
Heir, his son Charles, late Capt. 33rd Foot ; h.
1807.
ADAM, 'WilUam Patrick, Esq. (of Blair Adam).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir C. Adam, K.C.B.
(many years M.P. for cos. Clackmannan and Kin-
ross), by Elizabeth, dau. of P. Brydone, Esq.,F.R. S. ;
h. 1823 ; m. 1856 Emily, eldest dau. of Gen. Wyllie,
C.B. Educated at Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1847) ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1850 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Kinross ; elected M.P. for cos. Clackmannan
and Kinross 1859 ; was Secretary to Lord Elphin-
stone at Bombay 1853-8. — Blair Adam, near Kin-
ross, N.B. ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
ADAMS, Hon. Mrs. (of Thorpe).
Mary Anne, dau. of the late Hon. Wm. Cockayne,
of Rushton Hall, co. Northampton, and niece and
co-heiress of Borlase, 6th and last Visct. CuUen ;
m, 1811 Wm. Adams, Esq., LL.D., Advocate in
Doctors' Commons, a descendant of the ancient
family of Adams of Loneston (and formerly of
Peterchurch) co. Pembroke, who died 1851. —
Thorpe, near Chertsey, Surrey.
Heir, her son William Cockayne, 6. 1813 ; Rector
of Dummer, Hants.
ADAMS, Lady (of Temple Hill).
Mary Anne, dau. of the late Sir W. Elford, Bart.
{ext.) ; m. 1821 (as 2nd wife) Gen. Sir George
Pownoll Adams, K.C.H., who d. 1856. — Temple
Hill, East Budleigh, near Exmouth, Devon.
ADAMS, Lady (of Anstey HaU).
Katharine, dau. of Rev. Thomas Coker Adams ;
m. 1843 her cousin Major-Gen. H. W. Adams, C.B.,
who was killed in the Crimea, 1854 ; was raised by
royal warrant to the rank of the wife of a K.C.B.,
to which honour he was intended to have been
raised in 1855. — Anstey Hall, near Warwick.
ADAMS, John, Esq. (of HoUyland).
Eldest son of the late John Adams, Esq., by Sophia,
dau. of the late A'en. Archdeacon Holcombe ;
h. 1796 ; s. his grandfather 1833 ; m. 1828 Anne,
eldest dau. of Henry Gibbons, Esq., of Oswestry,
CO. Salop. Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford; is a
]Magistrate for co. Pembroke (High Sheriff 1837).
This family was formerly of Buckspool, and Pater,
or Patrick Church, co. Pembroke, where they
have been landowners since the end of the 14th
century. — Hollyland, near Pembroke.
Heir, his son John Alexander Philips, Capt.
R.A. ; h. 1831.
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ADAMS, John Hervey, Esql. (of K'orthlands).
Eldest sou of late Very Rev. Samuel Adams (Dean
of Cashel), of Northlands, co. Cavaii, by Frances,
youngest dau. of Capt. John Hervey, of Killane
Castle, CO. Wexford ; b. 1S18 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1846
Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of Ambrose Going, Esq., of
Ballyphilip, co. Tipperary. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1841) ; called to the Irish Bar
in 1842 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Cavan and Mona-
ghan (High Sheriff 1854). This family are de-
scended from the old Scottish house of Adam, and
enjoy the freedom of Drogheda, for the services of
their maternal ancestor General Scurlogh Williams.
—Northlands, near Carrickmacroy, co. Cavan.
Mcir, his son Samuel Allen, b. 1847.
ADAMS, Richard Wallis Goold, Esq. (of James-
brook).
Eldest son of the late Michael Goold Adams, Esq.,
of Jamesbrook, co. Cork, by Martha, 2nd dau. of
Simon White, Esq., of Bantry House, Cork,
and sister of the Ist Earl of Bantry ; b. 1802 ; m.
1852 Mary Sarah, eldest dau. of the late Sir Wil-
liam Wrixon Becher, Bart. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1823) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Cork. — Jamesbrook, near Cloyne, co. Cork.
Heir, his son William Richard, b. 1853.
ADAMS, Samviel Hamilton Goold, Esq. (of Salis-
bury).
Youngest son of the late Michael Goold Adams,
Esq., by Martha, dau. of Richard White, Esq., of
Bantry, co. Cork ; b. 1815 ; m. 1st 1847 Fanny, dau.
of Col. Bernard, of Castle Bernard, King's co. ; 2nd
1852 Fanny, dau. of the Very Rev. Dr. De Burgh,
Dean of Cloyne. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
appointed Ensiga 10th Foot 1837, retired 1842 ; is
a Magistrate for co. Tipperary. — Salisbury, near
Clonmel, co. Tipperary.
ADAMS, Thomas Travers, Esq. (of Ahavagur-
rah).
Eldest son of the late Wm. Adams, Esq., of Cork
and Ahavagurrah, by Jane, dau. of John Travers,
Esq., of Cork ; b. 1790 ; s. 1846; m. 1822 Hannah,
2nd dau. of Capt. Evans, of Tipperary ; is a Magis-
trate for cos. Limerick, Cork, and Tipperary. This
family is of Scottish descent. — Ahavagurrah, near
Ballinlauders, co. Limerick.
Heir Pres., his brother George, b. 1809.
ADAMS, Rev. 'William.
Only son of the late William Adams, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of James Daniel, Esq., of Colchester ;
b. 1806 ; m. 1838 Catherine Anna, dau. of William
Sibley, Esq., of Wellingborough, co. Northampton
(she d. s. p. 1854). Educated at Queen's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832) ; appointed 1841
Rector of Throcking, of which he is also Patron ;
is a Magistrate for Herts, and Chairman of the
Bench of Special and Petty Sessions for the divi-
sion of Buntingford ; descended from Rev. Simon
Adams, of Morton Pinkney, and Rector of Aston-
le- Walls, CO. Northampton, 1678, the elder branch
of whose descendants are now settled at Anstey
Hall, CO. Warwick (whom see). — Throcking Rec-
tory, near Buntingford, Herts ; National Club, S.W.
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ADAMS, WUliam Dacres, Esq. (of Bowdon).
Eldest son of the late William Adams, Esq. (who
was M.P. forTotnes in five successive Parliaments),
by Anna Maria, dau. of Richard Dacres, Esq., of
Leatherhead, Surrey, and brother of the late General
Sir G. P. Adams, K.C.B. ; b. 1775; s. 1811;
m. 1804 Elizabeth, dau. of M. W. Mayow, Esq.,
of Sydenham, Kent. Was formerly Private Secre-
tary to the Right Hon. William Pitt, and a Com-
missioner of Woods, Forests, and Land Revenue, —
Bowdon, near Totnes, Devon.
Heir, his eldest surviving son Dacres, Vicar of
Bampton, Oxon, and a Magistrate for that co, ;
b. 1806 ; m. 1832 Anna Maria, dau. of B. Fulford,
Esq., of Fulford, Devon.
ADAMS, 'William Henry, Esq.
Second son of the late Thomas Adams, Esq., of
Normancross, Hunts, by Anna Maria, dau. of W.
Farr, Esq., of Rorasey, Hants; b. 1809 ; m. 1832
Anne, dau, of late T. Walford, Esq. Called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1843 ; appointed Re-
corder of Derby 1858, Attorney-General at Hong
Kong 1859; is Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lincoln ; was M.P. for Boston 1857-9. — Boston,
Lincolnshire ; Carlton and National Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry, h. 1834 ; m. 1855
Susanna Rebecca, dau. of Rev. Dr, James, Vicar of
Llanwnog, co, Montgomery,
ADDERLEY, Right Hon, Charles Bov/yer (of
Hams Hall),
Elder son of the late Charles Clement Adderley,
Esq., of Flams Hall, co. Warwick, by Anna Maria,
dau. of the late Sir E. C. Hartopp, Bart., of
Freathby, co. Leicester ; b. 1814 ; s. his great-uncle
1826 ; m. 1842 Julia Anne Eliza, eldest dau. of
1st Lord Leigh. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Warwick and
Stafford, and has been M.P. for N. Staffordshire
since 1841 ; was President of the Board of Health,
and Vice-President of the Committee of Council on
Education 1858-9.— Hams Hall, Minworth, Bir-
mingham ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 35, Eaton Place, S.W,
Heir, his son Charles Leigh, b. 1846,
ADDERLEY, Ralph Thomas, Esq. (of Barlaston).
Eldest son of the late Ralph Adderley, Esq., of
Coton Hall, co. Stafford, by Rosamond, dau. and
co-heir of William Mills, Esq., of Barlaston Hall,
CO. Stafford ; b. 1826 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1859 Maria
Catharine Wilhelmina, dau. of Peter Broughton,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Staffordshire ; for-
merly Captain of the Queen's Own Royal Stafford-
shire Yeomanry. — Barlaston Hall, near Stone,
Staffordshire ; Coton Hall, near Uttoxeter.
ADDIlSrGTOlsr, Right Hon. Hem-y Unwin,
Second son of the late Right Hon. J. H. Addington,
M.P. (who d. 1818), by Mary, dau. and heiress of
H. Unwin, Esq., and nephew of 1st Lord Sid-
mouth ; 6, 1790 ; m, 1836 Eleanor xlnne, eldest
dau. of the late T. G. Bucknall-Estcourt, Esq.,
many years M.P. for O.xford University. Educated
at Winchester Coll. ; entered the Foreign Office
1807 ; was Secretary of Legation at Berlin April-
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
yepteiiilier, 1813, at Stockholm 1813-14, ;it Berne
1814-18, at Copenhagen 1821-2 ; Charge d' Affaires
at Washington 1822-5 ; British Minister at Frank-
fort 1828-9, at Madrifi 1829-31; Under-Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs 1842-f)4 ; sworn a
Member of the Privy Council 1854. — TraYellers'
Clnb ; 78, Faton Place, S.W,
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1837.
ADDINGTON, Hon, WilHam WeUs.
(See Sidinouth.)
ADDISOlSr, Thomas-Batty, Esq. (of Preston),
Eldest son of the late John Addison, Esq, (Barrister
at Law), by Agnes, dau. of Thomas Batty, Esq.,
of Avenham House, Preston ; b. 1787 ; s. 1837.
Educated at Charterhouse ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1808 ; is a Magistrate for Lancashire.
This family is originally from Westmoreland, but
has been settled in Preston since the earlier part of
the 17th century.— 23, Vv'inchley Square, Preston,
Lancashire ; 27, Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, W.
Jlcir Pres., his niece Anne Agnes, only child of
his late brother John Addison, Esq,, Barrister at
Law, Judge of County Courts for North Lancashire
(who d. 1859), m. 1845 Colonel John Crofton.
ADEAWE, Hem-y John, Esq. (of Babraham).
Eldest son of late H. J, Adeane, Esq. (who was M.P,
for Cambridgeshire 1830-2), by Matilda, dau, of
1st Lord Stanley of Alderley ; I. 1833 ; s. 1847.
Educated at Harrow ; is Captain Cambridgeshire
Militia ; formerly Lieutenant 62nd Foot ; a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cambridge ; elected
M.P. for Cambridgeshire 1857,— Babraham, near
Cambridge; Arthur's, Brookes', and Boodle's Clubs,
S,W. ; 8, Seamore PlacOj W.
ADEY", Daniel Goodson, Esq. (of the Cell).
Eldest son of the late Daniel Adey, Esq., ofSeddle-
wood and Combe, co, Gloucester; It. 1787; ni.
1820 Mary Anne, dau, of the Rev. Carpenter Gape,
of St. Albans, Educated at Harrow ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds, Herts, and the
Liberty of St. Albans ; appointed a Poor Law Com-
missioner 1834. This family were formerly citizens
of Calais, whence they came to England, in Queen
Mary's reign, and settled at Doddington, Kent,
whence they niigi-ated into Gloucestershire early in
the 17th century, — The Cell, Markgate Street, near
Dunstable, Beds.
lldr, his sou Francis William, in Holy Orders ;
h. 1821 ; m. 1858 Mary Brooke, 2nd dau. of Thomas
Oliver, Esq., of Child Okeford, co. Dorset.
ADLAM, William, Esq, (of the Firs).
Only son of the late John Adlam, Esq,, liy Mary
Ann, dau. of John Moore, Esq., of Bristol (a de-
scendant of an old Somersetshire family) ; h. 1814 ;
s, 1858 ; m. 1848 Sophia Harford, only dau. of
Philip Parker, Esq. Is a INLagistrate for Somerset.
— The Firs, Chew Magna, near Bristol.
ADNUTT, Bev, Eobert Thomas (of Cadetay),
Eldest son of the late Thomas Adnutt, M,A,,
Uector of Croft, co, Leicester, by Margery Cathe-
rine, dau. of Pobert Green, Esq,, of Normanton ;
h. 1802; s, 1820, Educated at Emmanuel Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1824, M.A. 1828) ; appointed
Hector of Croft 1826 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Leicester,- — Cadeby, near Hinckley, Leicestershire.
ADYE, 'Willett Lawrence, Esq, (of Merly House).
Eldest son of the late Major James Pattison Adye,
P,A,, by Jane, dau, of the late T, Mortimer
Kelson, Esq., of Sevenoaks ; h. 1818; m, 1856
Elizabeth, younger dau, of the late Robert Ross,
Esq., of Cargenholm, co. Kirkcudbright, Is a
Magistrate for Dorset, and Lord of the manors of
Corfe Mullen and Corfe St. Nicholas, in that
county. This family was formerly of Doddington,
in Kent, and afterwards of the island of St. Chris-
topher, W, I, — Merly House, near Wimborne,
Dorset.
Heir, his son Henry Ralph Willett, h. 1857.
APPLECK, Sir Robert, Bart, (cr, 1782).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Rev.
Sir Robert Affleck, Bart., by Maria, dau, of Sir E.
Impey ; h. 1805 ; s. his brother as Cth Bart. 1854 ;
m. 1850 Maria Emily, eldest dau. of Edmund S,
Burton, Esq., of Churchill, co. Northampton. Is
a Magistrate for co, Cambridge. The 1st Bart,
served under Admiral Rodney. The family has
been located in Suffolk since the seventeenth cen-
tury.— Dalham Hall, near Newmarket, Cambridge-
shire; Fingringhoe, near Colchester, Essex.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1852,
AFFLECK, Lady,
Everina Frances, dau. of F. Ellis, Esq, ; m. 1st
1834 the Rev. Sir George Affleck, Bart,, who d.
1854 ; 2nd (as 2nd wife) 1858 the Rev, William
Whewell, D,D., Master of Trinity Coll., Cambridge,
— Trinity Lodge, Cambridge.
AGAB, Sir Emanuel Felix, K, J,J, (cr, 1812).
Son of the late — Agar, Esq, ; b. 1783, A Lieu-
tenant-Colonel in the army, retired; was formerly an
Officer in the Life Guards ; served in the Peninsula ;
was M.P, for Sudbury 1807-12; formerly a Clerk
in the Treasury of the Navy, — Georgiana House,
Cheltenham ; Junior LTnited Service Club, S,W, ;
7, Stratford Place, W,
AGAB, Hon, and Venerable James.
Third son of the 1st Earl of Normanton, by Jane,
dau. of Wm. Benson, Esq, ; b. 1781 ; m. 1829
Louisa, dau. of S. Thompson, Esq., of Greenmonnt,
CO. Antrin. Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1802, M.A. 1805) ; appointed Rector
of Holy wood 1806, Archdeacon of Kilniore 1820. —
Rectory^ Holywood, co, Down,
AGAR-ELLIS.
(See Clifdcn, Viscount.)
AGAR-ROBABTESs Thomas James (of Lanhy-
derock).
Only son of the late Hon. C. B, Agar, by Anna
Maria, only dau, of Thomas Hunt, Esq., of Mol-
lington Hall, Cheshire (grand-niece of the last Earl
of Radnor of the Robartes family), and grandson of
the 1st Viscount Clifden ; b. 1808 ; s. 1811 ; m.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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1839 Juliana, Jan. of the late Right Hon. R. Pole
Carew. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford
{B.A. 1830) ; assumed the additional name of
Robartes in 1826 ; is a Special Deputy Warden of
the Stanneries ; has been M.P. for E. Cornwall
since 1847. — Lanhyderock, near Bodmin, Cornwall ;
Athenajum Clubj S.W, ; 1^ Dean Street, Park
Lane, W.
Heir, his son Thomas, h, 181-.
AGa, "William John, Esq. (of Hewletts).
Eldest son of the late Captain Agg, R.E.I.C.'s
Engineers, by Edith, dau. of James Gardner, Esq.,
of Cheltenham ; h. 1802 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1829 Mary,
dau. of W. Morlaud, Esq., of West Ilsley, Berks.
Educated at Pembroke Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821,
M.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester. —
Hewletts, near Cheltenham.
Heir, his son William, M.ijor 51st foot, h. 1831.
AGISTEW, Sir Andrew, Eart. (cr. 1629).
Eldest son of the late Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart,
(who was M.P. for co. Wigton 1832-7), by Made-
line, dau. of Sir D.avid Carnegie, Bart., M.P., of
Southesk, N.B. ; h. 1818 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1849 ;
m. 1846 Louisa, dau. of 1st Earl of Gainsborough.
Educated at Harrow ; is Vice-Lieut, of co. Wigton ;
has been M.P. for co. Wigton since Feb. 1856;
served with the 93rd Highlanders during the
rebellion in Canada in 1838, and was afterwards
Captain 4th Light Dragoons. This family held the
office of hereditary Sheriff of the county of Wigton
for upwards of 250 years, prior to 1747, when
heritable jurisdictions were abolished.— Lochnaw
Castle, near Sti'anraer, Wigtonshire, N.B. ; Brookes'
and Army and Navy Clubs, S.W. ; 8, Bolton
Street, W.
Heir, his son Andrew Noel, h. 1850.
AG-TyTEW.
(See Vans-Ar/new.)
AILESBUKY" (Marquis of), George 'WiUiam
Frederick Brudenell-Bruce (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the 1st Marquis, by his 1st wife,
Henrietta Maria, dau, of 1st Lord Berwick; h.
1804 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1837 Mary Caroline, dau. of
11th Earl of Pembroke, K.G. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Wilts, and Lieutenant-Colonel Wilts
Yeomanry; was M.P. for Marlboi-ough 1826-30 ;
called to the House of Lords in 1838 as Lord
Bruce. Patronage 9 livings. Is descended from a
common ancestor with the Earl of Elgin, — Totten-
ham Park, near Marlborough, Wilts ; 78, Pall
Mall, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Lord Ernest Augustus
(whom see).
AILESBUEY, Marchioness Dowager of.
Maria., dau. of the late Hon. C. Tollemache, by his
2nd wife, Gertrude Florinda, dau. of Lieutenant-
General Wm. Gardner ; m. 1833 (as 2Qd wife)
Charles, 1st Marquis of Ailesbury, K.T., who d.
1856.— 10, Hertford Street, Mayfair, W.
AILS A (Marquis of), Archibald Kennedy (cr.
1831).
Eldest son of the late Earl of Cassilis, by Eleanor,
. dau. of the late Alexander AUardyce, Esq., of
7
Dunotter, co. Kincardine, and grandson of 1st
Marquis ; h. 1816 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1846 Juli.a, dau, of
Sir R. M, Jephson, Bart. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr ; was formerly Lieutenant
17th Lancers. — Culzean Castle, near May bole,
Ayrshire, N.B. ; Burlington Hotel, W.
Heir, his son Earl of Cassilis, h, 1847.
AINSLIE, Sir Robert Sharpe, Bart., F.S.A. (cr,
1804).
Eldest son of the late General George Ainslie, by
Anne, dau. of Samuel Sharpe, Esq. ; I). 1777 ;
s. his uncle the late Sir Robert Ainsslie, Bart,, under
a special remainder, 1812. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1807) ; is a M.igistrate for
CO. Lincoln. Patronage 2 livings. The 1st Bart,
was Ambassador at Constantinople. — Great Tor-
rington, nearAVragby, Lincolnshire; 13, Park Street,
Westminster, S.W.
AIIsrSLIE, Montague, Esq. (of Grizedale).
Fourth but eldest surviving son of the late Henry
Ainslie, Esq., M.D., by Agnes, dau. and co-heiress
of William Ford, Esq., of Waterhead, Conistone,
and Grizedale ; h. 1792 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1st 1818 Sophia
Mary, eldest dau. of George Poyntz Eicketts, Esq.,
of the Bengal Civil Service ; 2nd 1834 Mary Ann,
eldest dau. of Colin Campbell, Esq., M.D., Physi-
cian-General in Bengal. Educated at the Charter-
house and Haileybury Coll. ; .appointed to the
Civil Service in Bengal in 1807, and was Political
Agent in Bundelcund to Earl Amherst and Lord
W. Bentinck, Governors-General of India ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster.
— Grizedale, Hawkshead, near W^indermere, Lan-
cashire.
Heir, his son Montague Mordaunt, 1. 1823,
AINSWORTH, Peter, Esq. (of SmithiUs Hall).
Eldest son of the late Richard Ainsworth, Esq.
(who d. 1833), by Sarah, dau. of James Noble, Esq.,
of Lancaster ; b. 1790 ; m. 1815 Elizabeth, dau. of
A. Byrom, Esq., of Fairview, near Liverpool. Is
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; was
M.P. for Bolton 1835-47.— Smithills Hall, near
Bolton, Lancashire ; Union Club, S.W.
AIREY, Sir Richard, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir G.
Airey, G.C.B., by Catharine, dau. of 1st Baroness
Talbot de Malahide ; h. 1803 ; in. 1838 his cousin
Harriet Mary, dau. of 3rd Lord Talbot de Malahide.
Educated at Sandhurst ; a Major-General in the
army ; formerly Lieutenant-Colonel 34th foot ; is
Quartermaster-General at the Horse Guards ; late
Quartermaster-General in the Crimea, where he
served 1854-5 ; has served in North America and
Ionian Islands ; Vv'as Dep. Adjutant-General 1838-
47, and Military Secretary to the Commander-in-
Chief 1852-4.— Horse Guards, S.W. ; 37, Grosveuor
Place, S.W. ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard, h. 1844,
AIRLIE (Earl of), David Graham Drummond-
Ogilvy (cr. 1639).
Eldest son of the 8th Earl by his 1st wife Clemen-
tina, only dau. of the late Gavin Drummond, Esq.,
of Keltic ; h. 1826 ; s, 1849 ; m. 1851 Henrietta
Ait]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Blanche, dau. of 2nd Lord Stanley of Alderley.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Cli., Oxford (B. A. 1847) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar ;
Captain Forfarshire Yeomanry, and a Eepresenta-
tive Peer for Scotland. This title, forfeited in
1715, was restored in 1826. — Cortachy Castle, near
Kerriemuir, Forfarshire, N.B. ; 27, Berkeley
Square, W.
lldr, his son Lord Ogilvy, h. 185G.
AITCHISOlSr, Sir John, K.C.B. (cr. 1859).
Son of the late — Aitchison, Esq. ; h. 1788 ; entered
the army as Ensign 1805 ; became aMajor-General
1841, Lieutenant-General and Colonel 72nd foot
1851 ; served in the Peninsula and in India ; was
formerly in the Scots Fusilier Guards. — United
Service Club, S.W. ; 68, Cadogan Place, S.^V.
AITCHISON, Admiral Robert.
Son of the late William Aitchison, Esq., by Jane
Mylne, dau. of George Mylne, Esq., of Longridge ;
h. 1796; m. 1st 1821 Eliza, dau. of Matthew
Munro, Esq. ; 2nd 1838 Catharine, dau. of Henry
Combe Compton, Esq., late M.P. for S. Hants.
Is a Magistrate for Hants and Dorset ; entered the
Navy 1809, and became a Pear-Admiral in 1852.
— Lyndhurst, Hants ; United Service Club, S.W.
AKERS, Mrs. (of Mailing Abbey).
Isabella, dau. of John Larking, Esq., late of Clare
House, Kent ; m. 1821 AretasAkers, Esq., Justice
of the Peace and Dep. Lieut, for Kent, who d.
1855. This family was formerly of the island of
St. Vincent, W. Indies, and they purchased Mai-
ling Abbey in 1850. — Mailing Abbey, near Maid-
stone, Kent.
Heir, her grandson Aretas, h. 1851, eldest son of
her son the late Rev. Aretas Akers, by Frances
Maria, dau. and co-heiress of Francis Brandram,
Esq., of Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
AKROYD, Edward, Esq. (of Bank Field),
Eldest son of tlie late Jonathan Akroyd, Esq. ;
h. 1810 ; m. 1838 Elizabeth, dau. of the late John
Fearby, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
West Riding of Yorkshire ; sole partner in the firm
of James Akroyd and Sou, Worsted Manufacturers,
and Chairman of the Leeds, Bradford, and Halifa.x.
Railway Company ; was M. P. for Huddersfield
1857-9. Patron of 1 living. ^ — Bank Field, near
Halifa.^ ; Denton Park, near Otley, Yorkshire ;
Brookes' Club, S.W.
ALBEMARLE (Earl of ), George Thomas Kep-
pel (er. 1696).
Second son of the 4th Earl by Elizabeth, dau. of
the 20th Lord De Clifford : h. 1799; s. his brother
as 6lh Earl, 1851 ; m. 1831 Susannah, dau. of
Sir C. Trotter, Bart. Educated at Westminster ;
is a Major-General unattached ; late a Groom in
Waiting ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Nor-
folk ; was M.P. East Norfolk 1832-34, and for
Lymington 1847-50. Patronage 4 livings. — Quid-
denham Hall, near Attleborough, Norfolk ; Athe-
naeum and Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ; 95, Park St., W.
Ileiv, his son Viscount Bury, late M.P. for
Norwich, and Captain Scots Fusilier Guards ;
h. 1832 ; m. 1865 Sophia, dau. of Sir A. N. McNab,
Bart.
ALBEMARLE, Dowager Countess of.
Charlotte Susannah, dau. of the late Sir H. Hunloke,
Bart, (txt.) ofWingerworth, co. Derby ; m. 1822 (as
his 2nd wife) William Charles, 4th Earl of Albe-
marle, who d. 1849. — Twickenham, S.W.
ALCOCK, Thomas, Esq. (of Kingswood V/arren).
Son of the late Joseph Alcock, Esq., of Roehamp-
ton, Surrey; h. 1801; m. 1831 Caroline, dau. of
the late Rear- Admiral Stuart. Educated at Har-
row ; is a Magistrate for Surrey ; was M.P. for
Newton 1826-30, for Ludlow 1839-40, and has sat
for East Surrey since 1847. — Kingswood Warren,
near Epsom, Surrey ; LTnion and Brookes' Clubs,
S.W. ; 7, Suffolk Street, S.W.
ALCOCK-STAWELL, V/illiam St. Leger, Esq.
(of Kilbrittain Castle).
Second son of the late Thomas Alcock, Esq.,
Colonel 1st Surrey I\Iilitia, by Caroline Catherine
Letitia, dau. of 3rd Viscount Doneraile ; h. 1808 ;
in. 1845 Charlotte Harriet Esther, only dau. and
heiress of Jonas Stawell, Esq., of Kilbrittain (by
Charlotte, 1st dau. of 2nd Viscount Doneraile),
whose name he has assumed. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Cork, and Lieutenant-Colonel North Cork
Rifles ; was formerly a Captain Royal Welsh
Fusiliers, and subsequently Lieutenant-Colonel
South Cork Militia. — Kilbrittain Castle, near
Bandon, co. Cork ; United Service and Junior
United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Jonas William, h. 1846.
ALDAM, William, Efjq. (of Frickley HaU).
Eldest sou of the late William Aldani, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of Thomas Jowitt, Esq., of Leeds ;
h. 1813 ; m. 1845 Mary, dau. of the Rev. Godfrey
Wright, of Bilham House, near Doncaster. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1836) ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1839; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. York ;
was M.P, for Leeds 1841-7. This family is a
Lranch of the family of Pease, of Darlington, and
took the name of Aldam under the will of Katha-
rine Aldam, maternal aunt of the late Wm. Aldam,
Esq., by which he succeeded to an estate at Wa-
rensworth, parts of which appear by existing title-
deeds to have been in the possession of the family of
Aldam from the 14th century. — Frickley Hall, near
Doncaster, Yorkshire ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Wright, h. 1853.
ALDBOROUGH (Earl of), Benjamin O'Neale
Stratford (cr.l777).
Elder son of the 5th Earl, by Cornelia Jane, eldest
dau. of Charles Henry Tanby, Esq. ; h. 1808 ;
s. 1849. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Wicklow ; late Captain 1st Dragoon Guards.
— Belan Hall, co. Kildare ; Stratford LodgCj co,
Wicklow; Junior United Service Club, S.W,
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ALDERSEY, Thomas, Estj. (of Aldersey Hall).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Samuel
Aldersey, Esq., of Aldersey Hall, Chester, by Lucy,
dau. of George Baylis, Esq., of ShifFuall ; h. 1830 ;
s. 1855 ; m. 1856 Hose Sidney, 2nddau. of theEev.
G. B. Blomfield, Rector of Stevenage, Herts. Was
formerly Captain 1st Royal Cheshire Militia. This
family have been seated at Aldersey since the Con-
quest.— Aldersey Hall, Cheshire ; Spurstovv Hall,
near Whitchurch, Salop.
Heir, his son Hugh, h. 1858.
ALDEKSON, Lady.
Georgiana, 3rd dau. of the late Rev. Edward Drewe,
Rector of Willand, co. Devon, by Caroline, dau. of
John Allen, Esq., of Cresselly, co. Pembroke ;
m. 1823 Hon. Sir E. H. Alderson (a Baron of the
Exchequer), who d. 1857. — 9, Park Crescent, W.
ALDIS, Sir Charles, Knt., M.E.G.I.E. (er. 1821).
Son of the lato D. Aldis, Esq., Surgeon, of Hoxne,
Suffolk ; h. 1776 ; m. 1st 1801 Mary Frances, dau.
of R. Berridge, Esq. ; 2nd 1830 Mdlle. Anne Maria
Viel. Is a Surgeon in practice, and a Member of
the Coll. of Surgeons ; late in practice at Hertford ;
was formerly on the Medical Staff for prisoners of
war. — Hoxne, near Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk;
13, Old Burlington Street, W.
Heir, his son Charles James Berridge, M.D., of
Trinity Coll., Cambridge; h. 1808; m. 1835 Ara-
bella, dau. of the late Rev. J. Brome.
ALDWORTH, Richard Oliver, Esq. (of New-
market).
Eldest son of the late Robert Rogers Aldworth,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Yen, Archdeacon
Oliver, of Ardagh ; h. 1794 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1824
Letitia, eldest dau. of the late Viscount Eauis-
more. Educated at Rugby and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Cork (High Sheriff 1832). This family was
formerly settled at Stanlake, Berks. — Newmarket,
near Kanturk, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Richard William, h. 1825 ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 7th Royal Fusiliers.
ALEXANDER, Sir Robert, Bart. (er. 1809).
Eldest son of the late Sir W. Alexander, Bart., by
Catharine, dau. of J. F. Malpas, Esq. ; h. 1769 ;
s. as 2nd Bart, 1823 ; m. 1807 Eliza, only dau. and
heiress of John Wallis, Esq., who d, 1845, This
family is descended from the old Celtic family of
Macdonald.— 22, St. James's Place, S.W.
Heir, his son W^illiam John, Q.C., and Attorney-
General to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales ; b. 1809.
ALEXANDER, Sir James Edward, Knight,
K.C.L.S., K.J.J, (or. 1838).
Eldest son of the late Edward Alexander, Esq., of
Powis, N.B., a Dep. Lieut, for co. Clackmannan, by
Catherine, dau. of .John Glas, Esq., Provost of
Stirling; b. 1803 ; m. 1837 Eveline Marie, 3rd dau.
of Lieutenant-Colonel C. C. Michell, K.H. Edu-
cated at the Universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow,
and at the Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; served
in the Cavalry in India ; appointed Adjutant Body-
guard of Sir Thomas Monro, Governor of Madras ;
was present in the Burman, Persian, Turkish, Por-
tuguese, CafFre, and Russian wars ; i-eceived deco-
rations and war medals, and was knighted by the
Queen for exploring and surveying in the interior of
Africa ; afterwards performed the same duties for
the Government in the forests of America ; was on
Staff of Generals Sir Benjamin D'Urban and Sir
William Rowan ; commanded the 14th regiment
at the siege and fall of Sevastopol. Descended from
a common ancestor with the Earls of Stirling ; is
author of several works of Biography, Travels, &c.
— Westerton House, near Stirling, N.B. ; United
Service and Athenreum Clubs, S.W,
Heir, his son Edward Mayne, b. 1847.
ALEXANDER, Boyd, Esq. (of Ballochmyle),
Youngest son of the late Claud Alexander, Esq.,
by Helenora eldest dau. of Sir William Maxwell,
Bart., of Springkell, co. Dumfries ; b. 1796 ; s. to
South Barr, Renfrewshire, 1845, and to Ballochmyle,
Ayrshire, 1853 ; m. 1828 Sophia Ebzabeth, 3rd
d.au. of the late Sir Benjamin Hobhouse, Bart., and
sister of Lord Broughton, G.C.B. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Renfrew. — Ballochmyle,
near Mauchline, N.B. ; South Barr, near Paisley,
N.B.
Heir, his son Claud, an Officer in the Grenadier
Guards, b. 1831.
ALEXANDER, John, Esq. (of Milford House),
Son of the late John Alexander, Esq., by Chris-
tiana, dau. of Lorenzo Nickson, Esq., of Chapel
Izod, CO. Kilkenny ; h. 1802 ; m. 1848 Esther,
eldest dau. of M. Brinkley, Esq., of Parsonstown,
CO. Meath. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1823, M.A. 1825); (High Sheriff 1824);
was M.P. for Carlow borough 1853-9 ; is claimant
of the Earldom of Stirling. — Milford House, Car-
low ; Kildare Street Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Heir, liis son John, b. 1850.
ALEXANDER, Mrs. (of Portglenone).
Florinda, 2nd dau. of R. Bagley, Esq., by Alicia,
dau. of the 2ud Lord Castlemaine; m. 1841 Natha-
niel, son of the late Rev. Robert Alexander, and
grandson of the late Most Rev. N. Alexander,
D.D., Lord Bishop of Meath, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim, and M.P. for co.
Antrim 1841-52, who d. 1854.— Portglenone, near
Ballyniena, co. Antrim.
ALFORD, Lady Marian Margaret.
Elder dau. of the 2nd Marquis of Northampton ;
m. 1841 Yiscount Alford, eldest son of the 1st Earl
Brownlow, who d. 1851. — Ashridge, near Berk-
hamstead, Herts; 11, Princes Gate, S.W.
ALINGTON, George Marmaduke, Esq. (of Swil-
lington).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Marmaduke Alington,
by Ann, dau. of Rev. .John Emeris, of Louth ; b,
1798 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1825 Mary, 3rd dau. of Mathew
Bancroft Lister, Esq., of Burnwell Park, co. Lin-
coln. Educated at Westminster and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lincoln. This fiimily is descended from Sir
Hildebrand d'Alington, who came oyer with the
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Conqueror. Win, Alington was raised by Charles I.
to a peerage, which became extinct in Hilde-
brand, 4th Baron ; and the large estates obtained
by marriage with heiresses of the Argentines ended
with the female representatives of the elder branch,
the present line descending from George, 2nd son
of Sir Giles Alington. — Swinhope, Binbrook, near
MarketKaisen, Lincolnshire; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Argentine, l. 1828.
ALIISrGTOK", Eev. John (of Letchworth House).
Only son of the late Eev. W. Alington, of Twywell,
near Thrapston, co. Northampton, by Sarah, dan. of
John Williamson, Esq., of Baldock, Herts ; h. 1795;
5. 1822 ; m. 1822 Eiiza Frances, dau. of the late
Et. Hon. SirT. Plumer. Educated at AVestminster
and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1816, M.A. 1820).
Is a Magistrate for Bedfordshire. — Letchworth
House, near Hitchin, Herts ; Little Barford Manor,
near St. Neots, Hunts.
Heir, his son William, h. 1826.
ALIISTG-TON-PYE, Hetiry, Esq.
Second son of the late Eev. M. Alington, of Swin
hope, Lincolnshire, by Anna, dau. of the Eev. E.
Emeiis, of Louth; h. 1800 ; m. 1st 1826 Charlotte
Mary,2nd dau. and coheiress of J. Yarborough, Esq.,
of Framjiton ; 2nd 1854 Albinia Frances, eldest
dau. of 6th Earl of Buckinghamshire. Educated at
Westminster ; assumed the name and arms of Pye,
according to the will of Mrs. Sarah Eowe. — Louth,
Lincolnshire.
Heir, his dau. Charlotte Alington (by his 1st
wife), m. 1854 Eev. C. C. Barnard.
ALISON, Sir ArcMbald, Bart., D.C.L., LL.D.,
F.R.S. (cr, 1852).
Elder son of the late Eev. A. Alison, Prebendary of
Sarum, &c., by Dorothy, dau. of Dr. John Gregory,
of Edinburgh ; h. 1792 ; m. 1S25 Elizabeth Glen-
cairn, dau. of Colonel P. Tytler, brother of Lord
Woodhouselee. Educated at Eton and Edinburgh
University; called to the Scottish Bar 1815 ; is
Sheriff Principal aiid a Magistrate for co. Lanark ;
author of a History of Europe, &c. ; was formerly
Advocate Depute and Queen's Counsel. This family
is descended, on the father's side, from Edward I.,
Eobert Bruce, and Philip IV., and on the mother's
from the Eoyal House of Stuart and the Duke of
Lennox.- — Possil House, near Glasgow ; Athenaaum
Club, S.W. ; 38, Jermyn Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Archibald, Lieutenant-Colonel 72nd
Highlanders ; served with distinction in the Crimea
and India ; b, 1826 ; m. 1857 Jane, dau. of James
Connell Black, Esq.
ALLAN, Bobert Henry, Esq., P.S.A. (of Black-
well).
Eldest surviving son of the late Eobert Allan, Esq.,
of Newbottle, co. Durham, by Hannah, dau. of W.
Havelock, Esq., of Sunderland (aunt of the late
eminent Commander Sir Henry Havelock, K.C.B.);
h. 1802 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1841 Elizabeth, dau. of J.
Gregson, Esq., ofBurdon, co. Durham. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham (High Sheriff
1851), and a Magistrate for N. Eiding of Yorkshire.
This family has been settled in co. Durham for up-
wards of two centuries, and is descended from the
ancient family of Allan, of Buckenhall and Brock-
house, CO. Stafford, seated there in 1290. — Black-
well Hall and Blackwell Grange, near Darlington.
Heir Pres., his brother George Thomas, h. 1804.
ALLCARD, 'William, Esq. (of Burton Closes).
Eldest son of the late John Allcard, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and
a Magistrate for co. Derby. — Burton Closes, near
Bakewell, Derbyshire ; EeformClub, W.; 43, Upper
Brook Street, W.
ALLEN, Charles Hugh, Esq. (of Little Haven).
Third but 2nd surviving son of the late Charles
Bo wen Allen, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of John
Bowen, Esq. ; h. 1831 ; m. 1856 Mary, youngest
dau. of Thomas Eichard Sanders, Esq. Is a Magi-
strate for CO. Pembroke. — Little Haven, near
Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire.
Heir, his son Allen Charles, h. 1857.
ALLEN, John, Esq, (of Coleridge House).
Eldest son of the late Michael Allen, Esq., by
- Agnes Cornish, dau. of John Cornish, Esq., of
Coleridge House, Devon; h. 1800; s. 1828; m.
1836 Marianne Catharine, dau. of the late Edmund
N. W. Fortescue, Esq., of Fallapit, Devon. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon ; formerly
a Captain in the North Devon Militia. This family
was formerly of Seveock, near Truro, Cornwall, —
Coleridge House, near Kingsbridge, Devon.
Heir, his son John Michael, h. 1837.
ALLEN, Seymour Philipps, Esq, (of Cresselly).
Eldest son of the late John Hensleigh Allen, Esq.,
by Gertrude, dau. of the late Lord Eobert Seymour ;
h. 1814 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1843 Catherine, eldest dau.
of Newton, 4th Earl of Portsmouth. Educated at
Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Pembroke (High Sheriff 1850) ;
M'as formerly Lieutenant 1st Life Guards. This
family is a younger branch of the Aliens of Dale
Castle, CO. Pembroke. — Cresselly, near Pembroke ;
Travellers' and White's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Seymour, h, 1847-
ALLEN, 'William, Esq. (of Lisconville).
Eldest son of the late William Allen, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of James Low, Esq., of Sally Park, co,
Cork; h. 1807; s, 1854; m. 1841 Clara, dau. of
Christopher Blunt, Esq., of Derriguiu Castle, co,
Kerry, Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1833) ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork, This family
was formerly of Greenfield, co. Cork, — Lisconville,
near Kanturk, co. Cork.
Heir, his son William, h. 1842,
ALLEYNE, Sir Reynold Abel, Bart, (cr, 1769).
Eldest son of the late Sir J, G, Alleyne, Bart., by
his 2nd wife Jane, dau, of A, Alleyne, Esq, ; b.
1789 ; s, as 2nd Bart. 1801 ; m. 1810 Eebecca, dau,
of J, Olton, Esq, Educated at Eton ; was formerly
Lieutenant 16th foot ; appointed to H.M.'s Council
in Barbados 1818, and was for thirty years a Mem-
ber of H.M.'s Council in Barbados, and Colonel of
the St. Peter's and St. Lucia's regiment of Militia,
This family were formerly Lords of the Manor of
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Buctenhale, in Kent, but emigrated during tlie
Civil War to Barbados, where they became large
proprietors. — Barton-under-Needwood, near Bur-
ton-on-Trent.
Heir, his son John Gay Newton (late Warden of
Dulwich Coll.), 6. 1820 ; m. 1851 Augusta Isa-
bella, dan. of the late Sir H. Fitzherbert, Bart.
ALLGOOD, Lancelot John Hiinter, Esq. (of Nun-
wich).
Eldest son of the late R. L. Allgood, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Hunter, Esq., of the Her-
mitage ; h. 1823; s. 1854; m. 1845 Louisa Char-
lotte, dau. of the late Sir Thomas Noel Hill, K.C.B.
Educated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Northumberland (High Sheriff 1858) ;
was formerly Lieutenant 13th Light Dragoons. —
Nunwich, near Hexham, Northumberland ; Army
and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir Pros., his brother James, in holy orders,
h. 1826 ; m. 1854 Isabella, dau. of late C. A. Wil-
liamson, Esq.
ALLISON, Joseph, Esq. (of BHby).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Allison, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Matthew Booth, Esq., of Kirkburton,
near Huddersfield ; h. 1785; s. 1812; m. 1817
Elizabeth, dau. of William Hodgkinson, Esq., of
Torworth, Notts. — Bilby, near East Retford, Notts.
Heir, his son William Hodgkinson, h. 1838.
ALLIX, Charles, Esq. (of ^WiUoughby Hall),
Eldest son of the Rev. Charles Wager AUix, by
Catharine, dau. of Richard Townley, Esq,, of Bel-
field, CO. Lancaster, and grandson of the late
Charles AUix, Esq., of Swaffham House, co. Cam-
bridge ; h. 1783 ; s. 1796 ; m. 1808 Mary, dau. of
William Hammond, Esq. Educated at Harrow
and Ch. Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Lincolnshire. This family is descended
from a noble family who fled from France at the
revocation of the edict of Nantes, in 1680. — Wil-
loughby Hall, near Grantham.
Heir, his son Frederick AVilliam, 5.1816; in.
1845 Sophia, dau. of Christopher Noel, Esq.
ALLIX, Colonel Charles (of Swaffham House),
Eldest surviving son of the late J. P. Allix, Esq.,
by Sarah, dau. of Rev. — Collier, of Swaffham
Prioi-, CO. Cambridge ; h. 1787 ; s. his brother, the
late J. P. Allix, Esq.,M.P., 1848 ; m. 1840MaryCa-
theriue, dau. of C. Allix, Esq., of Willoughby Hall.
Educated at Harrow, and was formerly an officer
in the Guards. This is a younger branch of the
family of Allix of Willoughby Hall (whom see). —
Swaffham House, near Newmarket, Cambridge-
shire; Guards' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles, h. 1841,
ALLOW AY, Robert Morellet, Esq. (of the Ber-
ries).
Eldest son of the late W. J. AUoway, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of late Hon. Robert Johnson, of
Dublin ; h. 1807 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1832 Marian, only
dau. of W. Lewis, Esq., of Harlech, co. Dublin.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (of which he is
11
M.A.) ; called to the Irish Bar 1830 ; is a Magis-
trate for Queen's county. This family was formerly
seated in Ayrshire, and is connected with the Mont-
gomerie and Barclay families of Scotland. — The
Derries, near Ballybrittas, Queen's co.
Heir, his son Robert Marmaduke, h. 1840.
ALLSOPP, Henry, Esq. (of Burton).
Eldest surviving son of the late Samuel Allsopp,
Esq., by Frances, dau. of Charles Fowler, Esq., of
Shrewsbury ; h. 1811 ; m. 1839 Elizabeth, dau. of
William Tongue, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Staffordshire, and a Magistrate for Der-
byshire, This family was formerly of Alsop en le
Dale, Derbyshire.— Burton-on-Trent ; Windham
Club, S.W,
Heir, his son Samuel Charles, h. 1842.
ALSAGER, Misses Ann and Hannah (of Cham-
pion Park),
Dans, of the late Charles Alsager, Esq. (Hannah
m. 18 — Henry Pritchard, Esq.) ; theys. their bro-
ther Henry (nephew of Captain Richard Alsager,
lateM.P. for East Surrey) 1859.— Champion Park,
Camberwell, S.
ALSTOIiT, Bev, Edward Constable.
Only son of the late E. D. Alston, Esq., by Eliza,
dau. of J. Freeborn, Esq., of Great Maplested,
Essex ; h. 1816 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1839 Harriette, dau. of
the late W. Rackham, Esq., of Norwich ; 2nd 1855
Anne Maria, dau. of the late Thomas Simpson,
Esq., of Ufford. Educated at Caius Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842) ; is a Magistrate for
Suffolk; appointed Rector of Bennington 1855.
This family is descended from the Alstons of Say-
ham Hall, Newton, Suffolk, in which parish they
have possessed property in uninterrupted succes-
sion from the reign of Edward III. — Dennington,
near Framliugham, Suffolk,
Heir, his son John Edward Daniel, h. 1840,
ALSTON,* Rowland, Esq. (of Pisliiobury).
Eldest son of the late Rowland Alston, Esq. ; h.
17 — ; is married ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Herts; was M.P. for Herts 1835-41.— Pishio-
bury, near Sawbridgeworth, Herts ; Reform Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Rowland Gardner, B.A., of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, and a Dep. Lieut, for Herts ; l. 1812,
ALSTON", ■William Charles, Esq. (of Elmdon
Hall),
Third son of the late James Alston, Esq., of Win-
son Hill, CO. Warwick, by Anne, dau. of J. Holt,
Esq., of the Woodhouses, Salop ; 6. 1796 ; m. 1841
Elizabeth Anne, youngest dau. of Col. Fetherston,
of Packwood. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO, Warwick, This femily was formerly from
Bedfordshire ; they went to Scotland with the
Duke of Hamilton, temp. Edward III. ; their pro-
perty was confiscated in 1715, and they were
obliged to fly to France.— Elmdon Hall, near Bir-
mingham.
Heir, his son William Charles, h. 1842.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ALVANLEY, Lady.
Arabella, 5th dau. of 1st Duke of Cleveland, K.G.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Eobert Russell, Esq. ; m.
1821 Eichard, 3rd Lord Alvanley [cxt.), who d.
1857.— 12, Bruton Street, W.
AMCOTTS, Robert, Esq. (formerly Craeroft), (of
Hackthorn).
Eldest son of the late John Craeroft, Esq., by Pene-
lope Anne, dau_ of Rev. Dr. Weston, of Somerby
Hall, CO. Lincoln, Prebendary of Durham ; b. 1783 ;
s. 1821 ; VI. 1814 Augusta, dau. of the late Sir John
Ingilby, Bart., and Lady Ingilby-Amcotts, of Ket-
tlethorpe and Amcotts, co. Lincoln, in right of whom
he assumed, in 1855, the name of Amcotts only.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lincoln ; was formerly in the 11th Light
Dragoons, subsequently Lieutenant-Colonel Royal
North Lincoln Militia. — Hackthorn, near Lincoln ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son "Weston Cracroft-Amcotts, who
resumed the name of Craeroft before that of Am-
cotts in 1858 ; b. 1815 ; m. 18'15 Williama Emma,
dau. of the late W. G. Cherry, Esq.
AMEBY, Johii, Esq., E.S.A. (of Park House).
Eldest son of the late John Amery, Esq., of Nor-
ton, CO. York, by Anne, dau. of J. Eccles, Esq. ;
h. 1799 ; m. 1824 Anne Dorothea, dau. of Rev.
F. W. Foster. Called to the Bar at Gray's Inn
1838 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Worcester, and a Magistrate for co. Stafford.—
Park House, near Stourbridge, Staffordshire.
Jleir, his son John Frederick Foster, b. 1825.
AMES, Lionel, Esq. (of the Hyde).
Eldest son of the late Levi Ames, Esq., by Anne
Bird, dau. of H. Metcalfe, Esq., of Merton, North-
umberland ; h. 1809; s. 1846 ; vi. 1848 Augusta
Percy, dau. of Colonel Sir .J. M. Wilson, C.B.,
K.H. Is a Magistrate for Herts and Bedfordshire ;
served for three years as Lieutenant-Colonel Herts
Militia; was formerly Captain 17th Lancers. —
The Hyde, near St. Albans, Herts ; Arthur's and
Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
Jleir, his son Lionel Neville Frederic, b. 1850.
AMHERST (Earl), •William Pitt Amherst (er.
1826).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Sarah, dau. of Lord
Archer, and widow of the 5th Earl of Plymouth
{ext.) ; b. 1805 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1834 Gertrude, dau.
of the late Hon. and Rev. Hugh Percy, D.D.,
Bishop of Carlisle. Educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch., O.xford, where he graduated B.A. as 2nd
class in Classics 1827 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Kent; was M.P. for Kent 1831-2.
Patronage 7 livings. The 1st Earl was Governor-
General of India. ^Montreal, near Sevenoaks,
Kent ; 66, Grosvenor Street, W.
Jleir, his son Viscount Holmesdale, Captain
Coldstream Guards, and M.P. for West Kent, b.
1836.
AMHERST, Countess Dowager.
Mary, eldest dau. and co-heir of John, 3rd Duke
of Dorset, by Arabella Diana, dau. of the late Sir
Charles Cope, Bart. ; vi. 1st 1811 Other Arcner,
6th Earl of Plymouth, who d. 1833 ; 2nd 1839 (as
2nd wife) William, 1st Earl Amherst, who d. 1857.
— Knowle Park, near Sevenoaks, Kent ; 66, Gros-
venor Street, W.
AMHERST, Right Rev. Francis Kerril (of Field-
gate Hoiise).
Son of the late William Kerril Amherst, Esq., by
Mary Louisa, dau. of Francis Fortescue Turville,
Esq., of Bosworth Hall, co. Leicester ; b. 1819.
Educated at St. Mary's, Oscott ; is Roman Catholic
Bishop of Northampton. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with Earl Amherst. —
Fieldgate House, Kenilworth, Warwickshire ;
Bishop's House, Northampton.
AMHURST.
(See Tysacn-Aialiurst.)
AMOS, Andi^ew, Esq. (of St. Ibbs).
Son of the late James Amos, Esq., by Frances
Cornelia, dau. of General Bont^ ; b. 1794 ; s. 1836 ;
m. 1826 Margaret, dau. of Rev. Professor La.x:.
Educated at Eton and Trinit}' Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1813), of which College he was Fellow and
Auditor ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn in
1818, and went the Midland Circuit ; is a Magis-
trate for Herts, and Downing Professor of Common
Law in University of Cambridge ; was formerly a
Member of the Supreme Council of India, Recoi'der
of O.N;ford, Nottingham, and Banbury, and a Com-
mi.ssioner for the Amendment of Criminal Law. —
St. Ibbs, near Hitchin, Herts.
JJeir, his son William, b. 1827.
AMPHLETT, Richard Paul, Esq., Q,.C. (of 'Wych-
boldHall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Holmden
Amphlett, Rector of Hadzor, co. Worcester, by
Sarah, dau. of Nathaniel Paul, Esq., of Bloomsbury
Square, London ; b. 1809 ; m. 1840 Frances, only
child and heiress-at-law of Edward Ferrand, Esq.,
of St. Ives, Yorkshire. Educated at St. Peter's
Coll., Cambridge, of which he was a Fellow (B.x\.
1831, M.A. 1834) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn, 1834 ; appointed one of Her M.ijesty's Counsel
1858; is a Magistrate for co. Worcester. — Wych-
bold Hall, near Droitwich, Worcestershire ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 32, Wimpole Street,
W.
AWDERSOlSr, Sir Charles Henry John, Bart. (cr.
1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir Clharles John Anderson,
Bart., by Frances Mary, dau. of Sir John Nel-
thorpe, Bart., of Scawby ; b. 1804 ; s. as 10th Bart.
1804; m. 1832 Emma, dau. of J. S. Foljambe,
Esq., of Osberton, Notts. Educated at Oriel Coll.,
O.xford (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1828) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln, parts of Lindsey,
and Chairman of the Quarter Sessions ; was High
Sheriff of CO. Lincoln 1851 ; is P.-itron of one living.
This fjimily is descended from Roger Anderson de
Wrawby, temp. Edward IV., and said to be of
Danish extraction. — Lea Hall, near Gainsborough,
Lincolnshire ; AtheuEeum Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son Francis Foljambe, 6, 1842.
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ANDEBSON, Sir James Caleb, Bart. (cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late John Anderson, Esq., of
Eermoy, co. Cork, by his 2nd wife Elizabeth, only
dau. of James Temple, Esq., of Waterford ; h.
1792 ; m. 1815 Caroline, dau. of Robert Shaw, Esq.,
of Dublin, and half-sister of Sir Robert Shaw,
Bart. ; was raised to the Baronetage in reward
of his father's public services. — Buttevant Castle,
Cove, CO. Cork.
Heii; his son Frederick York, h. 1825.
AlSTDEESOTsT, Sir James, Knight (cr. 1849).
Son of John Anderson, Esq., merchant, of Stirling;
h. 1800 ; m. 1831 Janet, only dau. of Robert Hood,
Esq., of Glasgow ; is a manufacturer at Glasgow,
of which he has been Lord Provost ; was M.P. for
the Stirling boroughs 1852-9. — 3, Blythwood Square,
Glasgow ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 48, Pall Mall, S.W.
ANDEBSON, Arthiir, Esq., P.S.A.
Son of the late Robert Anderson, Esq., of Lerwick,
Shetland ; /). 1792 ; m. 1822 Mary Ann, dau. of
the late Christopher Hill, Esq., of Scarborough.
Is senior Managing Director and one of the
founders of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam-
Navigation Company ; Chairman of the Union
SteariiShip Company and of the General Asso-
ciation of Steam-Ship Owners ; a Director and
lately Chairman of the Crystal Palace ; and was
M.P. for Orkney and Shetland 1847-52.— Norwood
Grove, Surrey, S. ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 122,
Leadenhall Street, E.C.
AWDEBSOlSr, David, Esq. (of St. Germains).
Eldest son of the late David Anderson, Esq., by
Christina, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Findlay, of
Drummore, Mid-Lothian; h. 1791; s. 1825; m.
1828 Charlotte, dau. of Sir James Nasmyth, Bart.,
of Posso. Educated at the High School, Edin-
burgh, andCh. Ch., O.xford ; called to the Scottish
Bar 1814 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Haddington. — St. Germains, near Prestonpans,
N.B. ; New Club, Edinburgh; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son David Murray, b. 1834.
ANDEBSON, James, Esq. (of Grace Dieu).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Joshua Anderson (many
years Rector and Vicar of Myshall, co. Carlow), by
Anne, dau. of Capt. W. Perceval ; h. 1810 ; s.
1859 ; m. 1842 Margaret, dau. of T. Carew, Esq.,
of Ballinamona Park, co. Waterford. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co.
Waterford. This family, formerly settled at Wester
Eyre, Derbeck, in Scotland, came to Ireland temp.
^Villiam III. — Grace Dieu, near Waterford.
Heir, his son James Paul, h. 1850.
ANDEBTOKT, "William' Ince, Esq. (of Euxton
Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Ince Anderton,
Esq., of Euxton and Ince, co. Lancaster, by Mary
Frances, dau. of Christopher Crook, Esq. ; h. 1825 ;
s. 1848 ; VI. 1850 Emma Frances Mary, dau. of the
9th Earl of Fingall. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and a Captain in the
Lancashire Hussars; was formerly in the 17th
Lancers. — Euxton Hall, near Chorley, Lancashire.
Heir, his son WiUiam Arthur Ince, b. 1855.
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ANDOVEB, Viscountess.
Jane Elizabeth, eldest dau. of 1st Earl of Leicester
by his 1st wife Jane, sister of 1st Lord Sherborne ;
m. 1st 179G Charles, Viscount Andover (eldest
son of the Earl of Suffolk), who d. 1800 ; 2nd 1806'
Admiral Sir Henry Digby, G.C.B., who d. 1842.
—86, Harley Street, W.
ANDOVEB, Viscovmt.
(See Suffollc, Earl of.)
ANDBEWS, John, Esq. (of Bivington Hall).
Second son of the late R. Andrews, Esq., of Riving-
ton Hall and Little Lever Hall, co. Lancaster, by
Sarah, dau. of T. Cockshott, Esq., of Marlow, co.
York ; b. 1786 ; s. his brother 1858.— Rivington
Hall, near Chorley, Lancashire.
ANGEBSTEIN", "William, Esq. (of Woodlands).
Youngest son of the late John Angerstein, Esq.
(who was M.P. for Greenwich 1835-7), by Amelia,
dau. of the late William Locke, Esq., of Norbury
Park, Surrey; b. 1811 ; m. 1842 Mary Ann, only
child of the late William Nettleshipp, Esq. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate for Kent; elected M.P. for Greenwich 1859.
— Woodlands, Blackheath, Kent ; Travellers'
Club, S.W. ; 15, Stratton Street, W.
ANGLESEY (Marqtiis of), Henry Paget, P.O.
(cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the 1st Marquis, by Caroline Elizabeth,
dau. of the 4th Earl of Jersey ; b. 1797 ; s. 1854 ; m.
1st 1819 Eleanora, dau. of Colonel John Campbell
(she d. 1828) ; 2nd 1833 Henrietta, dau. of Right
Hon. Sir C. Bagot, G.C.B. (she d. 1844). Educated
at Westminster ; is a Colonel retired, formerly in
the 42nd foot ; is Lord Lieutenant of Anglesey, for
which he was M.P. 1820-32 ; was summoned to
the House of Lords 1832, as Lord Paget, created
1550. The 1st Marquis was a Field-Marshal in the
army. — Beaudesert, near Lichfield ; 33, Albemarle
Street, W.
Heir, his son Earl of Uxbridge, b. 1821 ; m.
1845 Sophia, dau. of J. Eversfield, Esq., of Deane
Park, Sussex. Educated at Eton ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Stafford, and late Lieutenant-Colonel
Staffordshire Militia ; formely Lieutenant 1st Life
Guards; was M.P. for South Staffordshire 1845-7.
ANNESLEY (Earl), 'William Bichard Annesley
(cr. 1789).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl by his 2nd wife Priscilla,
dau. of the late Hugh Moore, Esq., of Eglantine
Lodge, CO. Down ; b. 1830 ; s. 1838. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1851) ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Down ; was M.P. for Great Grimsby
1852-7. — Castle Wellan, co. Down ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 25, Norfolk Street, P.ark Lane, W.
Heir Pros., his brother Hugh, Captain Scots
Fusilier Guards, and late M.P. for co. Cavan ;
6.1831.
ANKTESLEY, Hon. Mrs. Grove.
Elizabeth, only dau. of John Mahon, Esq., of Bess-
borough, CO. Tipperary ; m. 1814 Lieutenant-
General the Hon. Arthur Annesley (3rd son of 2nd
Ann]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Earl Annesley), who assumed the name of Grove,
and d. 1819. — Anne's Grove, Castletown-Roche,
CO. Cork.
ANTsTESIjEY, Eicliard G-rove-, Esq. (of Anne's
Grove).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General the Hon,
Arthur Grove-Annesley, by Elizabeth, only dan. of
John Mahon, Esq., of Bessborough, co. Tipperary,
and grandson of the 1st Earl Annesley ; h. 1815;
s. 1849. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for eo. Cork. — Anne's
Grove, Castletown-Roche, co. Cork.
Heir Prcs., his brother John Charles, h. 1819.
AlSrSOTT, Sir John "Vv^'illiam Hamilton, Bart. (or.
1831).
Eldest son of the late General Sir William Anson,
G.C.B. (who was a younger brother of the 1st
Viscount Anson, and uncle of the 1st Earl of
Lichfield), by Louisa Frances Mary, only child of
John Dickenson, Esq. ; I. 1816 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1842
Elizabeth Katharine, dau. of Major-General Sir
Denis Pack, K.C.B., and grand-dau. of the 1st
Marquis of Waterford, K.P. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; formerly Lieutenant
Eoyal Horse Guards. Patron 1 living. — Grun-
disburgh Hall, near Woodbridge, Suffolk ; 55,
Portland Place, W.
Ilclr, his sou William Reynell, h. 1843.
ANSON, Hon. Augustus Hemy Areliibald.
Third son of the 1st Earl Lichfield ; h. 1833. Is
Captain 7th Dragoons ; late Captain of Eifle
Brigade ; served with distinction in India 1857-8 ;
elected M.P. for Lichfield 1859.— Shugboroiigh,
near Staftbrd ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
ANSTEY, Thomas Chisholm, Esq.
Second son of the late Thomas Anstey, Esq., of
Anstey Barton, Tasmania, by Mary, dau. of —
Chisholm, Esq.; h. 1816; m. 1839 Harriet, 2nd
dau. of the late J. E. Strickland, Esq., of Lough-
glyn House, co. Roscommon. Educated at Uni-
versity Coll., London ; called to the Bar at the
Middle Temple 1839 ; was M.P. for Youghal
1847-52 ; Attorney-General at Hong-Kong 1854-8.
ANSTRTJTHER, Sir Ralph Abercrombie, Bart.
(or. 1694).
Eldest son of the late General R. Anstruther (who
fell at Corunna 1809), by Charlotte Lucy, dau. of
Colonel James Hamilton ; h. 1804 ; s. his grand-
father as 4th Bart. 1818 ; m. 1831 Mary Jane, dau.
of the late Major-General Sir H. Torreus, K.C.B.
Educated at St. Andrew's University (LL.D.)
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1822) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Fife and Caith-
ness ; was formerly Captain Grenadier Guards.
— Balcaskie, near Pittenweem, co. Fife ; Wattin
House, near Caithness, N.B. ; Travellers' Club,
S.W.
ndr, his son Robert, Captain Grenadier Guards,
I. 1834 ; m. 1857 Louisa, dau. of the Rev. W.
Knox Marshall, B.D., Prebendary of Hereford.
ANSTRUTHER, Sir •Windham Carmichael,
Bart. (or. 1694).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Right
Hon. Sir John Anstruther, Bart., Chief Justice at
Calcutta, by Maria, dau. of E. Brice, Esq. ; h.
1790 ; s. his nephew as Sth Bart. 1831 ; m. 1st
1824 Meredith Maria, dau. of Charles AVetherell,
Esq., (she d. 1824); 2nd 1841 Anne Constance,
youngest dau. of Allen W. Grey, Esq. (she d. 1856);
3rd 1859 Mary Anne, dau. of John Parsons, Esq.
Is heritable carver to the Royal Household in
Scotland ; a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lanark, and
Major 1st Lanark Militia. — Elie House, co. Fife ;
Carmichael and Westraw House, near Lanark, N.B.
Heir, his son Windham Charles James, h. 1826.
ANSTRUTHER-THOMSON, John, Esq. (of
Charleton).
Eldest son of the late John Anstruther, Esq. (who
took the name of Thomson on inheriting from his
mother the Charleton estates), by Clementina, only
dau. of the Right Hon. William Adam, of Blair-
Adam ; h. 1819 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1852 Caroline Maria
AgnesRobina, only dau. of the Rev. John Hamilton
Gray (whom see). Educated at Eton ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife ; was formerly
an officer in the 9th Lancers and 13th Light
Dragoons, Is 21st in direct male descent from the
founder of the house of Anstruther, A.D. 1100,
and heir of line and representative of Sinclair Earl
of Orkney and Lord Sinclair. — Charleton, near
Colinsburgh, co. Fife ; New Club, Edinburgh ;
Boodle's, Junior United Service, and Army and
Navy Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John St. Clair, h. 1853.
ANTRIM (E^rl of), Mark McDonnell (cr. 1785).
Third son of the late Countess of Antrim, by Lord
Mark Kerr; 6. 1814 ; s. his brother as 8th Earl
1855 ; Til. 1849 Jane Emma Hannah, dau. of Major
Macau. A Commander R.N. ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim. — Glenarra Castle,
Antrim, Ireland.
Heir, his son Viscount Dunluce, &. 1851,
ANTRIM, Countess Dowager of.
Laura Cecilia, 5th dau. of Sth Earl of Maccles-
field, by his 2nd wife Eliza, dau. of the late W. B.
Wolstenholme, Esq., of Holly Hill, Sussex ; m.
1836 Hugh, 7th Earl of Antrim, who d. 1855. —
31, Upper Grosvenor Street, W.
ANTROBUS, Sir Edmund, Bart. (cr. 1815).
Elder son of the late John Antrobus, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Gibbs Crawfurd, Esq., M.P., of Saint
Hill, East Grinstead ; h. 1792 ; s. his uncle, under
a special remainder, as 2nd Bart., 1826 ; m. 1817
Anne, dau. of Hon. Hugh Lindsay. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1812) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts, and Patron
of 1 living. For an account of this family, see
Orraerod's " Cheshire." — The Abbey, Amesbury,
Wilts ; Lower Cheam, near Epsom, Surrey ; Uni-
versity Club, S.W. ; 146, Piccadilly, W.
Heir, his son Edmund, M.P. for AVilton, late
M.P. for E. Surrey ; h. 1818 ; m. 1847 Marianne
Georgiana, dau. of Sir G. Dashwood, Bart. Was
educated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge.
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ANTROBUS, Gibbs Crawfiird, Esq. (of Eaton
Hall).
Second son of the late John Antrobus, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Gibbs Crawfuid, Esq., M.P. for
Queenboro', and younger brother of Sir E. Antro-
bus, Bart. ; h. 1793 ; m. 1st 1827 Jane, dau. of Sir
C. Trotter, Bart, (she d. 1829) ; 2nd 1832 Char-
lotte, dau. of SirE. Grofton, Bart, (she d. 1839).
Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1821) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Cheshire (High Sheriff 1834) ; was M.P. for Aid-
borough and Plympton 1820-32. — Eaton Hall, near
Congleton, Cheshiie ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Coutts, h. 1829; m. 1855
Fanny, 2nd dau, of C. Swetenham, Esq., of Soraer-
ford Booths.
APPJOHlSr, Rev. Michael Lloyd (of Linfield).
Eldest son of the late Michael Lloyd, Esq. (who
assumed the name of Appjohn, after his maternal
uncle, Marshall Appjohn, Esq.), of Linfield, co.
Limerick, by Charlotte, dau. of — Crozier, Esq., of
Norfolk (Major 3rd regt.) ; h. 1806 ; s. 1855 ; m.
1830 Eliza Coote, dau. of Major Barnes. Edu-
cated at Trin. Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1827) ; appointed
Rector of Ballybroad, co. Limerick, 1850. This
family canie over to Ireland with Strongbow, and
have been long resident on their property in
Limerick and other southern counties. — Bally-
broad Rectory, near Cahirconlish, Ireland ; Lin-
field, CO. Limerick.
Heir, his son Michael Marshall, h. 1833 ; m.
1854 Olivia, dau. of Thomas Kearney, Esq., of Sun-
ville, CO. Limerick.
ARBUTHNOT, Sir Robert Keith, Bart. (er.
1823).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Arbuthnot, Bart.,
by Anne, dau. of John Alves, Esq., of Shipland ;
h. 1801; s. 1829; m. 1828 Anne, 2nd dau. of
General Sir John Forster FitzGerald, K.C.B.
Educated at the High School of Edinburgh and
Haileybury Coll. ; entered the Bombay Civil Ser-
vice 1820 ; retired 1847. This family was formerly
settled in Buchan, and claims to be descended, as
far back as the early part of the sixteenth century,
from a younger son of the then Lord of Arbuth-
nott, in Kincardineshire. — 16, Chax-lotte Square,
Edinburgh,
Heir, his son William Wedderburn, Captain 18th
Hussars, h. 1831.
ARBUTHNOT, Major-General Charles George
James (of "Woodford House).
Eldest son of the Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot,
by Marcia, dau. and co-heiress of William Clapcott
Lisle, Esq., and the Hon. Hester Lisle, sister to the
1st Marquis of Cholmondeley ; h. 1801; s. 1850;
m. 1833 Hon. Charlotte Eliza, eldest dau. of 1st
Lord Vivian. Educated at Westminster ; entered
the Grenadier Guards 1817 ; became Lieutenant-
Colonel 1824, Major-General 1851 ; appointed to
command of the Midland District 1847, and of the
Northern District in 1851 ; Colonel of 89th foot
1858 ; is a Magistrate for co. Northampton ; was
formerly an Equerry to Her Majesty, and M.P.
for Tregony 1830-1. This family is descended from
Hugo de Aberbothenoth, who lived in the reign of
15
« William the Lion. — Woodford House, near Thrap-
stone, Northamptonshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Arthui-, 6, 1843,
ARBUTiEIK"OTT (Viscount), John Arbuthnott
(or. 1641).
Eldest son of the 7th Viscount, by Isabella, 2nd
dau. of Wm. Graham, Esq., of Morphie, co. Kin-
cardine ; h. 1778; s. 1800; m. 1805 Margaret,
dau. of Hon. W. Ogilvy. Was formerly Lord Lieu-
tenant of CO. Kincardine. This family was elevated
to the Peerage for their faithful adherence to King
Charles I. — Arbuthnott House, near Dunse, N.B.
Heir, his son John, Master of Arbuthnott, h.
1806 ; m. 1837 Jean Graham, eldest dau. of 9th
Earl of Airlie.
ARBUTHlSrOTT, Hon. Hugh, C.B.
Second son of 7th Viscount Arbuthnott ; h. 1780.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Kincardine, a General in
the army, and Colonel 38th foot ; has been M.P.
for CO. Kincardine since 1826. — Arbuthnott House,
near Dunse, N.B. ; Carlton and Athenieum Clubs,
S.W. ; 5h, Albany, W.
AEBUTHISrOTT, Sir Alexander Dundas Yoixng,
K.C.B., K.J.J, (or. 1859).
Only son of the late Colonel Robert Arbuthnott, of
the 31st regt. (who was grandson of the 1st
Viscount Arbuthnott), by Cordelia, dau. of the
Hon. General Murray; h. 1796 ; ni. 1827 Catherine
Maria, 3rd dau. of the late Rev. Charles Eustace,
heir to the Viscountcy of Baltinglas. Entered the
navy 1805; became a Vice-Admiral 1856 ; served
at Trafalgar, Copenhagen, and Algiers, and with
the expedition to Spain in 1835 ; is a Gentleman of
the Privy Chamber to Her Majesty, Knight Com-
mander of Charles III. and San Fernando of Spain,
Knight of St. George of Russia, and of the Medjidie.
— Shenton Hall, near Nuneaton ; 14, Great George
Street, Westminster, S.W,
Heiress, his dau. Josette Eliza Jane, m. 1850 F,
Wollaston, Esq., of Shenton (whom see).
ARCHBOLD,* Robert, Esg. (of Davidstown),
Son of the late James Archbold, Esq., of Davids-
town ; in. 18 — Miss Copeland (she d. 1842). Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kildare ; was
M.P. for CO. Kildare 1837-47. — Davidstown, near
Castledermot, co. Kildare.
ARCHDAIjL,* Edward, Esq. (of Riversdale),
Third sou of the late M. Archdall, Esq., of Castle
Archdall, co. Fermanagh ; and brother of General
Mervyn Archdall, who was M.P. for co. Fermanagh
1806-34 ; h. 17— ; s. 1839 ; m. 18— the 2nd dau. of
W. Humphreys, Esq., of Ballyhaise, co. Cavan. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fermanagh. —
Riversdale, near Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh.
Heir, his son Mervyn Edward, M.P. for co,
Fermanagh ; h. 1812. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Fermanagh ; formerly Captain 6th
Dragoons.
ARCHER, Edward, Esq. (of Trelask),
Eldest son of the late Edward Archer, Esq., by
Charlotte Augusta, dau. of Charles Harward, Esq.,
Ard]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of Hayne House, Devon ; h. 1816 ; s. 1837 ; t^.
1838 Sarah Lydia, eldest dau. of Rev. W. Ead-
cliffe, of Warleigh Hall, Devon. Educated at
Winchester and Oriel Coll., Oxford; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall. This family is
descended from Fulbert Archer, who came over
with William the Conqueror, and has been seated
in Cornwall for four centuiies. • — Trelask, near
Launceston, Cornwall.
Hciv, his son Charles Gordon, h. 1816,
ABDEN, Rev. Henry Cotton (of Longcrofts, co.
Stafford).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. F. E. Arden,
Rector of Gresham, co. Norfolk, by Rachel, dau.
of J. Pinckard, Esq. ; h. 1810 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1857
Lydia, dau. of the late Rear-Admiral Hills. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is Rector of
Blessingham, and Perpetual Curate of Sustead,
Norfolk. It appears from Dugdale's History of
Warwickshire that this family is descended from
the same ancestor as the noble families of North-
ampton and Alvanley ; namely, Alwyne de Arden,
who was Sheriff of Warwickshire temp. Edward
the Confessor. — The Parsonage, Sustead, near
Cromer, Norfolk.
UcirPrcs., his brother George Pinckard, i. 1813 ;
m. 1812 Caroline, dau. of the late Rear-Admiral
Hills.
ARGLES, Rev. Marsham.
Eldest son of the late Captain George Arglcs, R.N.,
of Brunswick House, Hants, by Jane, dau. of
Thomas Atkinson, Esq., of Kendal ; b. 1814 ; in.
1839 ]Margaret Julia, dau. of the Right Rev.
Geoi-ge Davys, D.D., Bishop of Peterborough.
Educated at Winchester and Merton Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837) ; appointed Rector of
Barnack 1851, and a Canon Residentiary of Peter-
borough 1857 ; was formerly Chancellor of the
diocese of Peterborough. This family has been
many years settled at Eversley House, co. West-
moreland.— Barnack Rectory, near Stamford.
ARGYLL (Diike of), George John Dovxglas Camp-
bell, K.T., P.C. (cr. 1701).
Eldest son of the 7th Duke, by his 2nd wife
Joanna, dau. of the late William Glassell, Esq.,
of Long Niddry, East Lothian ; b. 1821 ; s. 1847 ;
m. 1844 Elizabeth Georgiana, dau. of 2nd Duke of
Sutherland, K.G. ; is Hereditary Keeper of the
Great Seal of Scotland and of the Queen's House-
hold in that kingdom ; Sheriff of co. Argyll, Ad-
miral of the Western Isles, and a State Councillor
for Scotland ; sits in the House of Lords as Lord
Sundridge and Hamilton {cr. 1776) ; was Lord
Privy Seal 1852-5; Postm.aster-General 1855-8. Is
head and chief of the clan Campbell, of which Earl
Cawdor, Lord Campbell, and several Scottish
baronets represent younger branches.— Inverary
Castle, Argyllshire ; Roseneath Castle, co. Dum-
barton ; Athenaeum Club, S.W. ; Campden Hill,
Kensington, W.
Heir, his son Marquis of Lome, h. 1845.
ARGYLL, Dowager Duchess of.
Anne Colquhoun, dau. of the late John Cunning-
ham, Esq., of Craigends, N.B. ; m. 1831 (as his
3rd wife) John, 7th Duke of Argyll, who d. 1847.
— Ardencaple Castle, near Dumbarton, N.B. ;
48, Rutland Gate, AV.
ARK"WRIGHT, the Rev. Godfrey Harry (of
Sutton Scarsdale).
Third but elder surviving son of the late Robert
Arkwright, Esq., by Frances Crawford, dau. of
S. G. Campbell, Esq. ; b. 1815 ; s. 1859 ; in. 1844
Frances Rafela, 3rd dau! of the late Sir H. Fitz-
herbert, Bart., deceased. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1839) ;
appointed Incumbent of Heath, Derbyshire, 1850.
— Sutton Scarsdale, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
Heir Frcs., his nephew William, b. 1857, only
child of the late Major William Arkwright, by
Frances, dau. of Edward Thornewill, Esq., of Dove-
cliff, CO. Derby.
ARKWRIGHT, Rev. Henry.
Third son of Peter Arkwright, Esq., of Willersley,
by Mary Anne, dau. of the late Charles Hurst,
Esq., of Wirksworth ; b. 1811 ; m. 1st 1838 Hen-
rietta, dau. of the Rev. C. Thornycroft (she d.
1844) ; 2nd 1847 Ellen, dau. of J. Home-Purves,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837); appointed Vicar
of Bodenham 1843. — Bodenham Vicarage, near
Leominster, Herefordshire.
J^cir, his son Henry John, b. 1844.
ARKWRIGHT, John Hungerford, Esq. (of
Hampton Court).
Eldest son of the late John Arkwright, Esq., by
Sarah, eldest dau. of Sir H. Hoskyns, Bart., of
Harewood ; b. 1833 ; s. 1858. Educated at Eton
and Cli. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Hereford. — Hampton Court, near
Leominster, Herefordshire.
ARKWRIGHT, Rev. Joseph (of Mark HaU).
Sixth son of the late Richard Arkwright, Esq., of
Willersley, co. Derby, by Mary, dau. of A. Simp-
son, Esq.; /*. 1791 ; m. 1819 Anne, dau. of Sir
Robert Wigram, Bart. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1812) ; is a Magis-
trate for Essex and Herts. — Mark Hall, near Har-
low, Essex ; Normanton Turville, near Hinckley,
Leicestershire ; University Club, S.AV.
ARK"WRIGHT, Peter (of Willersley).
Third son of the late Richard Arkwright, Esq., of
"Willersley, by Mary, dau. of A. Simpson, Esq.,
of Bonsall ; /;. 1784 ; m. 1805 Mary Anne, dau. of
the late Charles Hurt, Esq., of Wirksworth, co.
Derby. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Derby (High Sheriff 1855).— Willersley, near Mat-
lock, Derbyshire.
Heir, his sou Frederick, ^^.1806; }«. 1845 Susan
Sobrina, dau. of the Venerable Archdeacon Burney.
ARMAGH (Archbishop of), Lord John George
de la Poer Beresford, D.D., P.C.
Son of the 1st and brother of the 2nd Marquis of
Waterford ; b. 1773. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1794, M.A. 1797) ; consecrated Bishop of
Cork and Ross 1806; translated to Raphoe 1807,
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[Arm
to Cloglier 1819, to Dublin 1820, to Armagh 1822 ;
is Primate of all Ireland, and Lord High Almoner
there ; Prelate of the Order of St. Patrick, Vice-
Chancellor and Visitor of Trinity Coll., Dublin.
Patronage 120 livings. — The Palace, Armagh;
Athenfeuni Club, S.W. ; 30, Charles Street, St.
James's Square, S.W.
AKMISTEAD, Kev. Charles John, F.S.A., F.G.S.
Eldest son of the late John Armistead, Esq., by
Mary, younger dau. of Anthony Wilson, Esq., of
High Wray, co. Lancaster ; h. 1821 ; s. 1845.
Educated at Magdalen Hall, Oxford ; ordained
Deacon, by tlie Archbishop of Canterbury to the
Curacy of WestweU, Kent, 1854, Priest 1855. This
family was originall}' seated at and derived its
patronymic from Armistead, near Giggleswick. In
1548, a well-endowed grammar-school was founded
at Skipton-in-Craven, by Sir William Armystead,
Canon of St. Paul's, who d. 1556. — Roundhay, near
Leeds ; Long's Hotel, W.
ABMITAGE, Sir Elkanah, Knt. (cr. 1849).
Third son of the late Elkanah Armitage, Esq., of
Newton, co. Lancaster; h. 17 — ; ni. 18 — Eliza
beth, dau. of H. Kirke, Esq. A Manufacturer and
Cotton Spinner in London and Manchester ; partner
in the firm of Armitage & Co. ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lancaster ; has been Mayor of Manchester. —
Hope Hall, near Eccles, Lancashire ; Reform Club,
S.W.
ARMITAGE, George, Esq. (of Milnsbridge
House).
Eldest son of Joseph Armitage, Esq. (whom see) ;
h. 1806 ; in. 1830 Caroline Jane, eldest dau. of
James Dowker, Esq., of North Dalton, near
Driffield, co. York. Educated at the Grammar-
school, Manchester ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for W. Riding of Yorkshire. — Milnsbridge
House, near Huddersfield.
Heir, his son Joseph Armitage, h, 1840; educated
at Rugby.
ARMITAGE, Joseph, Esq. (of Birkley Lodge).
Only son of the late George Armitage, Esq., of
Highroyd House, near Huddersfield, a Magistrate
for W. Riding of York, by Sarah, dau. of Joseph
Walker, Esq., of Lascelles Hall, co. York; b. 1778 ;
s. 1815 ; m. 1804 Anne, eldest dau. of Joseph
Taylor, Esq., of Blackley Hall, co. Lancaster. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the West Riding of
CO. York, and a Magistrate for Lancashire. — Birkby
Lodge, near Huddersfield.
Ildr, his son George,- a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for West Riding of York ; h. 1806 ; in. 1830
Caroline Jane, eldest dau. of James Dowker, Esq.,
of N. Dalton, Yorkshire.
ARMSTRONG, Sir Andrew, Bart. (cr. 1841).
Eldest son of the late Edmund Armstrong, Esq.
(who d. 1827), by Elizabeth, sister of 1st Lord Ash-
town ; 6. 1780 ; in. 1835 Frances, dau. of G. A.
FuUarton, Esq., of Ballintoy, co. Antrim. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for King's co. (High
Sheriff 1811 and 1836) ; was Receiver-General of
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Stamps in Ireland 1831-41 ; M.P. for King's co.
1841-52. This family is of Scottish Border origin,
— Gallen Priory, near Ferbane, King's co. ; Reform
Club, S.W.
Heh; his son Edward Frederick, h. 1836.
ARMSTRONG, Sir •William George, Knt., P.R.S.
(cr. 1859).
Son of the late Mr. Alderman Armstrong, of New-
castle-on-Tyne ; h. 1810; m. 1835 Margaret, dau.
of William Ramshaw, Esq., of Bishop Auckland.
Is inventor of the hydraulic machinery used in docks
for working cranes and other purposes, as also of
the liydro-electric machine, and of the rifle-cannon
which bears his name ; appointed Engineer to the
War Department of Rifled Ordnance 1858. —
Elswick, near Newcastle-on-Tyne ; 9, Hyde Park
Street, W.
ARMSTRONG, Cartaret Andrew, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Thomas St. George Armstrong,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Priaulx, Esq.,
of Guernsey ; 6. 1797 ; s. 1856. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1817); called to the
Irish Bar 1821. This family is lineally descended
from John Armstrong, Laird of Giltknock, in
Eskadale, and of Mangerton Castle, near Carlisle,
who was betrayed to J.ames IV. of Scotland, and
executed about tlie year 1530. One of his descend-
ants, named Andrew, settled in the co. Fermanagh,
and some of his descendants in the King's co.
Jleiv, his brother Thomas (settled at Buenos
Ayres), in. Marie, dau. of Don Pedro de Villa-
nueva, of Castile.
ARMSTRONG, Rev. Charles Edward (of Hems-
worth).
Eldest son of the late C. E. Armstrong, Esq., of the
E.I.C. service, by Dorothy, dau. of Captain Wood,
R.N., of Bowling Hall, Yorkshire, grandfather of
Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., M.P. ; h.
1807; s. 1852; m. 1838 Maiy Anne, dau. of J.
Clayton, Esq., of Enfield Old Park. Educated at
Repton and Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1831,
M.A. 1833) ; appointed Master of Hemsworth
Hospital and Vicar of Clayton 1832. This family
is lineally descended from Johnney Armstrong,
Thane of Gilnocky, who was treacherously murdered
by King James. — Hemsworth, near Pontefract,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Charles Edward, Lieutenant Beng.al
Artillery ; h. 1839.
ARMSTRONG, Edmtmd John, Esq. (of Lis-
moher).
Only son of the late Rev. J. Armstrong, by Maria
Cassandra, dau. of Young, Esq. ; h. 1808 ;
s. 1820 ; rn. 1840 Jane Catharine, 3rd dau. of T. H.
Longden, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for cos. Clare and Dublin. — Lismoher, near Kil-
fenora, co. Clare ; Leeson Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son Edmund James, h. 1S44.
ARMSTRONG, John Herbert, Esq. (of Killclare).
Eldest son of the late John Armstrong, Esq., by
Alicia Lfetitia, eldest dau. of Lieut. -Col. Herbert
Rawson Stepney, of Durrow, King's co. ; Jj. 18 — ;
6-. 1844; in. 1856 Elizabeth Catherine, 2nd dau. of
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Arm]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Eobert William Lowry, Esq., of Pomeroy, a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for CO. Tyrone. Is a Magistrate
for King's co. and West Meath, and Captain Royal
Tyrone Fusiliers ; was formerlj' Lieut. 95tli foot,
and served in China. — Killclare, near Kilbeggan,
CO. Westmeath.
Ileii; bis sou C4raves Lowry Herbert, h. 1857.
ARMSTKOITG, Eobert Baynes, Esq., Q.C.
Eldest sou of the late John Armstrong, Esq., of
Lancaster, by Deborah Anne, dau. of Eobert
Baynes, Esq., of Cockermouth ; h. 1785; m. 1842
Frances, dau. of E. Blamire, Esq., of Thackwood,
Cumberland. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1807, M.A. 1810); called to the Bar
at the Inner Temple 1814, and went the Northern
Circuit ; appointed Recorder of Hull 1836, of
Leeds 1837, of Bolton and Manchester 1839 ; is a
Bencher of the Inner Temple ; was M.P. for L;in-
easter 1848-53. — University and Reform Chibs,
S.W. ; 20, Chester Square, S.W.
Jleir, his sou Robert, h. 1843.
ARMS THONG, "William Jones, Esq. (of Killylea,
CO. Armagh).
Eldest son of the late Rev. W. J. Armstrong,
Rector of Tei'manfeckan, co. Louth, by Margaret,
dau, of John Tew, Esq., Alderman of Dublin
(whose sister ?a. the Rev. Sir J. M. Stronge, Bart.) ;
I. 1794 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1842 Frances Elizabeth, only
dau. of Maior C. Wilson, 22nd foot, and widow of
Sir M. McCreagh, K.C.H. Educated at Dun-
gannon and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. and JM.A.) ;
called to the Bar at Dublin, and subsequently at
the Inner Temple ; has been King's Advocate of
Berbice, Deputy Colonial Secretary, King's Re-
ceiver-General in Demeraia, British Guiana, &c. ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Armagh
(High Sheriff 1840) ; formerly a Magistrate for co.
Wicklow ; was Lieutenant-Colonel Berbice Militia,
and A.-D.-C. to Governor Bentinck. This family
derives from a common ancestor with the Arm-
strongs of King's CO. (whom see). Mr. Arm-
strong is descended through his grandmother,
Grace Jones,* from the 2nd branch of the Max-
wells of Farnham (see Faruham, Lord). — Killylea,
near Tynan, co. Armagh ; Sackville Street Club,
Dublin ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, bis son William Fortescue, h, 1843.
ARMSTBONG-MACDOWNELL.
(See MacDonnell.)
AEMYTAGE, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1738).
Eldest son of the late John Armytage, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of the late Wm. Assheton, Esq., of
Downham Hall, co. Lancaster; h. 1819; s. his
grandfother as 5th Bart. 1836 ; m. 1841 Eliza
Matilda Mary, dau. of Sir J. RadclifFe, Bart. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of
Yorkshire. This family has been seated in York-
shire since the reign of King Stephen. — Kirklees
Hall, ne.ar Normanton, Yorkshire ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 27, Cambridge Square, W.
Heir, his son George John, h. 1842.
* This lad\' was a descendant of Colonel Michael Jones,
Commander-in-Chief of the Parliamentary forces in Leinster,
Governor of Dublin a.d. i6J9.
ARMYTAGE, Godfrey, Esq.
Third son of the late John Armytage, Esq,, of
Kirklees, co. York, by Mary, dau. of William
Assheton, Esq., of Downham Hall, Cuerdale, Lan-
cashire ; /). 1825 ; m. 1849 Charlotte, dau. of John
Blackburn, Esq., of the Cape of Good Hope.
Educated at Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is
Captain and Adjutant 6th AVest York Militia ;
late Captain 6th foot ; is a Dep. Lieut, for West
Riding of Yorkshire. — Halifas, Yorkshire.
ARNOLD, Rev. James "William, D.D. (of Pole-
brook, CO. Northampton),
Third but eldest surviving son of the late George
Arnold, Esq., of Asliby St. Ledgers, co. North-
ampton, Gentleman of the Privy Chamber to George
III., by Henrietta Jane, eldest dau. of late General
Morrison (who was Colonel of 4tli regiment and
Quartermaster-General) ; h. 1795 ; s. his brother
1844 ; m. 1822 Mary, 4th dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Wicklow. Educated at Clare Hall, Camljridge
(B.A. 1816). This famil}' was formerly seated at
Armswell and Bagbere, Dorset, — Leamington
Priors, Warwickshire.
ARNOULD, Sir Joseph, Kut. (cr. 1859),
Eldest son of the late Joseph Arnould, Esq., M.D.,
of Whitecross, near Wallingford (who d. 1859), by
his 1st wife Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Baily, Esq. ;
h. 1815 ; m. 1841 Maria, eldest dau. of H. G.
Ridgeway, Esq. (she d. 1859). Educated at the
Charterhouse and Wadham Coll., Oxford, where he
gained the University Prize for Englis'n verse 1834,
and graduated B.A. (1st class in classics) 1836;
was afterwards Fellow of his college ; called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1841, and went the
Home Circuit ; appointed .a Judge at Bombay
1859. Is author of a "Treatise on Marine Insur-
ance."— Bomb:iy.
ARRAN (Earl of), Philip Yorke Gore, *K.P.
(er. 1762).
Eldest son of the late Hon. W. J. Gore, by Caro-
line, dau. of the late Sir T. P. Hales, Bart. ; h.
1801 ; s. his imcle as 4th Earl 1837 ; m. 1838
Eliz.abeth Marianne, dau. of Lieutenant-General
Sir W. F. P. Napier, K.C.B. Is Vice-Lieutenant
of CO. Mayo ; was formerly Secretary of Legation
and Charge d' Affaires at Lisbon. — Saunders Court,
near Enniscorthy, Wexford ; Castle Gore, co.
Mayo.
Heir, his son Viscount Sudley, h. 1839 ; edu-
cated at Eton.
ARRINDELL, Sir •WiUiam, Knt., C.B, (cr.l858).
Is Chief Justice of British Guiana.
ARTHUR, Sir Frederick Leopold, Bart. (cr. 1841)
Eldest son of the late Eight Hon. Sir George
Arthur, K.C.H., by Eliza Orde, dau. of the late
Sir John F. Sigismund Smith, K.C.B., R.A. ; h.
1816 ; s. 1854 ; ni. 1856 Elizabeth, dau. of 10th
Earl of Kiunoull. Is a Lieutenant-Colonel unat-
tached ; late Captain 4th foot ; was Military Se-
cretary to his father in India. The 1st Bart, was
many years Lieutenant-Governor of L^pper Canada,
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[Ash
and Govei'nor of Bombay 1842-6. — Cai'lton Club,
S.W. ; 32, Gloucester Square, W.
Ilciv Pres., Ilia brother Edward Penfold, I. 1825 ;
Lieut. Bombay Cavalry.
AKTHUB.
ARUNDELL.
(See Leahy, Artlmr.)
(See Hunter- A rundell.)
ARirNDELL OF 'WAIIDOUR (Lord), Henry
Benedict Arundell (cr. 1605).
Second son of the 9th Lord, by Mary Christina,
dau. of 8th Lord Arundell ; b. 1804 ; s. his brother
as 11th Lord 1834; m. 1st 1826 Lucy, dau. of
Hugh P. Smythe, Esq., of Acton Burneli, co.
Salop (she d. 1827) ; 2nd 1829 Frances Catharine,
dau. of the late Sir H. J. Tichborne, Bart, (she d.
1836) ; 3rd 1838 Teresa, dau. of 17th Lord Stourton.
Educated at Stonyhurst ; is a Count of the Holy
Roman Empire, and co-heir to the Barony of Fitz-
Payne of Kerdeston. Patronage 2 livings. The
first Lord Arundell was a celebrated military com-
mander, and was raised to the Peerage for his
services against the Turks. — Wardour Castle, near
Salisbury; Union Club, S.W. ; Stafford Club, W.
Meii; his son John Francis^ a Dep. Lieut, for
Wilts; b. 1831.
ABUKDELL, Hon. Henry (of Wakehnrst Place).
Third son of 9th Lord Arundell, by hia 2ad wife
Mary, dau. of R. B. Jones, Esq. ; b. 1811 ; m.
1832 Elizabeth, only dau. of Joseph Esdaile, Esq.
— Wakehurst Place, near Cuckfield, Sussex ; 7,
Giiston Road, West Brompton, S.W.
ABUKTDELL, 'William ArandeU Harris, Esq. (of
St. Mary's).
Only son of the late Rev. William Arundell
Harris (who was eldest son of William Arundell,
Esq., of Trengwainton), by Mary, 2nd dau. of
John Beard, Esq., of Hallwhydon ; b. 1794 ; s. 1815 ;
VI. 1815 Mary Lucinda, dau. of William Webber,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Pembroke Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Cornwall and Devon,
and a Dep. Lieut, for Devon ; was High Sheriff of
Cornwall 1817, of Devon 1841 ; resumed the name
of Arundell in 1823.— St. Mary's, Lifton, Devon.
I/cir, his son William Reinfrid Arundell, b. 1822 ;
m. 1855 Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Henry Townend.
ASH, "William. Hamilton, Esq. (of Aslibrook).
Elder son of the late W. Hamilton, Esq. (who
assumed the name of Ash on succeeding to his
uncle's estates), by Elizabeth Harriet, dau. of —
Henderson, Esq., of Castle D.awson, co. London-
derry ; b. 1801 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1827 Elizabeth Emma,
sister of the I7th Earl of Morton, who d. 1857.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1822) ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Londonderry,
and a Magistrate for cos. Donegal and Tyrone. —
Aslibrook, near Londonderry.
Heir, his dau. Caroline Hamilton, m. 1853
J. B. Beresford, Esq., of Learmount, co. London-
derry.
ASHBBOOK (Viscount), Henry Flower (cr. 1751).
Only son of the 4th Viscount, by his first wife
Deborah Susannah, dau. of Rev. W. M. Freind ;
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h. 1806; s. 1847; m. 1823 Frances, dau. of the
late Rev. Sir J. Robinson, Bart. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kilkenny and for Queen's co.
— Castle Durrow, co. Kilkenny ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
26, Dover Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry Jeffrey, late Lieutenant
52nd foot; 6.1829.
ASHBUBISTHAM (Earl), Bertram Ashburnham
(cr. 1730).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Charlotte, dau. of
the 1st Earl of Beverley ; b. 1797 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1840
Katharine Charlotte, sister of the 10th Earl of
Haddington. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Sussex. Patronage 8 livings.— Ashburnham Place,
near Battle, Sussex ; Barking Hall, near Needham,
Suffolk ; 30, Dover Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount St. Asaph, b. 1840.
ASHBURNHAM, Countess Dowager.
Charlotte, eldest dau. of the 1st Earl of Beverley ;
m. 1795 (as his 2Qd wife) George, 3rd Earl Ash-
burnham, who d. 1830. — Southwood House, St.
Lawrence, Ramsgate ; 101, Eaton Square, S.W.
ASHBUBISTHAM, Hon. Percy.
Second son of the 3rd Earl Ashburnham, K.G. (by
his 2nd wife Charlotte, dau. of 1st Earl of Beverley) ;
b. 1799 ; m. 1838 Esther, dau. of the late Lieutenant-
Colonel Bye, R.E. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Kent. — Sherufold Park, near Tunbridge Wells ;
39, Hill Street, W.
ASHBUENHAM, Hon. Thomas, C.B.
Fourth son of the 3rd Earl Ashburnham, K.G. ; b.
1807. Educated at Eton and Sandhurst ; entered the
Army ]823 ; became a Major-General 1854 ; is an
A.-D.-C. to the Queen ; served in the East Indies
under 1st Viscount Hardinge, and was present at
Aliwal, Ferozeshah, Sobraon, and Moodkee ; ap-
pointed to command the British expedition against
Persia 1856, and in China 1857; commanded a
division in India 1857-8. — United Service Club,
S.W. ; 29, Davies Street, W.
ASHBUBjNTHAM, Sir Anchitel, Bart. (cr. 1661).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir John Ashburnham,
Bart., by Fanny, 4th dau. of William Foster, Esq.,
of Hollington, Sussex; b. 1828; s. as Sth Bart.
1854 ; m. 1859 Isabella, eldest dau. of the late
Captain George Bohun Martin, R.N., C.B., of East
Bridgford, co. Notts. Is a Magistrate for Sussex ;
is descended from a common ancestor with the Earl
Ashburnham. — Broomham Park, near Hastings,
Sussex.
Heir Pres., his brother Lawrence, b. 1829.
ASHBITRTON (Lord), William Bingham Baring,
P.O. (cr. 1835).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Anne, dau. of the
late William Bingham, Esq., of Philadelphia, U.S. ;
b. 1799 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1st 1823 Harriet Mary, dau.
of the 6th Earl of Sandwich (she d. 1857) ; 2nd
1858 Louisa Caroline, dau. of the late Right Hon.
J. A. Stewart Mackenzie. Educated at Eton and
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821) ; was M.P. for Thet-
ford, Callington, Winchester, and North Stafford-
c 2
Ash]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
shire, 1826-48; formerly Joint Secretary to the
Board of Control, and was Paymaster-General
1845-6. The 1st Peer was President of the Board
of Trade. — The Grange, near Alresford, Hants ;
Carlton and Athenseum Clubs, S.W. ; 82, Pic-
cadilly, W,
Heir Pres., his brother Francis (whom see).
ASHBY, George Ashby, Esq. (of the "WooUeys).
Eldest son of the late Rev. George Ashby Maddoch,
of Naseby, co. Northampton, and Greenfields, co.
Salop, by Anne, dau. of George Procter, Esq., of
Cairn Cottage, co. Argyle ; h. 1834; s. 1836;
m. 1855 Helen, dau. of Colonel Gibsone, of Pent-
land, Midlothian, late 7th Dragoon Guards.
Assumed the name and arms of Ashby liy royal
license 1857, in right of his grandmother, Hannah
Maria, dau. of Edmund Ashby, Esq., of the
Lynches, Salop. Is a Magistrate for cos. North-
ampton and Leicester ; was formerly a Captain
11th Hussars. This is the senior branch of a
family of old standing at Quenby, in Leicester-
shire.— The Woolleys, Naseby, near Paigby ; Army
and Navy Club, S.W.
Ifeir, his son George Ashby, b. 1856.
ASHFIELD, Rev. Charles Robert.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Ashfield, Vicar
of Stukely, Bucks, by Mary, dau. of the Rev.
Edmund Wodley, of Soulbury, Bucks ; h. 1790 ;
m. 1817 Anne, 3rd dau. of Rev. William Goodall,
of Dinton Hall, Bucks. Educated at Merchant
Tailors' and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1812);
ordained 1813 ; appointed Rector of Gt. Blaken-
ham, Suffolk, 1827, of Burgate, 1834 ; is a Magi-
strate for Suffolk and Bucks. This family was for-
merly of Stowlangtoft Hall, Suffolk. — Burgate,
near Scole, Norfolk.
ASHLEY (Lord).
(See under Shafieslunj, Earl of.)
ASHLEY-COOPER, Hon. Anthony John (of
Copt Hall).
Fourth son of the 6th Earl of Shaftesbury ; h. 1808 ;
m. 1840 Julia, dau. and heir of the late H. J. Con-
yers, Esq., of Copt Hall, Esse.^. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1829) ; called to the Bar
at the Inner Temple 1836 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex. — Copt Hall, near Epping, Essex ;
17, Upper Brook Street, W.
ASHLEY-COOPER, Hon. Anthony William.
Second son of the 6th Earl of Shaftesbury ; h. 1803 ;
m. 1831 Mary Ann, dau. of Col, H. D. Baillie.
Educated at Eton ; was M.P. for Dorchester
1830-1 ; formerly AttachiS at Vienna, and Vice-
Chamberlain and Treasurer of Household to late
Queen Dowager. — Stable-yard, St. James's, S.W.
ASHTOWN (Lord), Frederick Mason Trench
(cr. 1800).
Eldest son of late Thomas Trench, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Henry Mason, Esq. ; h. 1804 ; s. his uncle
(under a special remainder) as 2nd Lord 1840 ; m. 1st
1831 Henrietta, dau. of the late Thomas P. Cosby,
Esq., of Stradbally Hall, Queen's Co. (she d. 1845) ;
2nd 1852 Elizabeth, dau. of the Richard Oliver
Gascoigne, Esq., of Castle Oliver, co. Limerick. —
Woodlawn, near Galway ; Chessel House, near
Southampton.
Heir, his son Frederick Sidney Charles, h. 1839.
ASHURST, John Henry, Esq. (ofWater stock).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late W. H.
Ashurst, Esq. (many years M.P. for Oxfordshire),
by Elizabeth, dau. of 0. Mosley, Esq., of Boles-
worth Castle, Cheshire; h. 1813 ; s. 1846; m.
1848 Elizabeth, dau. of the late T. Duffield, Esq.,
M.P. Educated at the Charterhouse ; is a Magi-
strate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon ; was formerly
Lieutenant 15th foot. — Waterstock, near Oxford.
Heir, his son William Henry, h. 1851.
ASHWORTH, Lady.
Harriet, dau. of Sir Bellingham Graham, Bart., by
his 1st wife Henrietta, dau. of G. Clark, Esq., of
West Hatch, Essex; m. 1833 Lieutenant-General
Sir Frederick Ashworth, who d. 1858.— 20, South
Street, Grosvenor Square, W,
ASKEAV, "Watson, Esq. (of Pallinsburn).
Eldest son of the late Capt. Christopher C. Askew,
R.N., by Sarah, dau. of Patrick Dickson, Esq., of
Whitecross, co. Berwick ; h. 1834 ; s. 1851 ; in.
1856 Sarah, eldest dau. of David Robertson, Esq.,
of Ladykirk, co. Berwick. Educated at Eton and
Ch. V\\., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Northumber-
land.— Pallinsburn, near Coldstream, N.B. ; Carl-
ton and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Geoi-ge Christopher Hugh, h. 1858,
ASSHETON", Ralph, Esq. ^of Downham Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Assheton, Esq., by
Frances Annabella, dau. and co-heir of the late
Hon. William Cockayne, of Rushton Hall, co.
Northampton ; h. 1830 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1854 Emily
Augusta, dau. of Joseph Feilden, Esq., of Witton,
CO. Lancaster. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1852) ; is a Magistrate for
Lancashire and West Riding of Yorkshire. This
family is the only known branch in direct male
descent from the ancient house of Ashton, of Ash-
ton-under-Lyne, co. Lancaster. — Downham Hall,
near Clitheroe, Lancashire ; University Club, S.W.
ASTELL, Richard ■William, Esq. (of Everton
House).
Eldest son of the late William Thornton, Esq,
(who assumed the name of Astell), many years
M.P. for Bridgewater and Beds, by Sarah, only
dau. of John Harvey, Esq., of Ickwell Bury, Beds,
andFinningley Park, co. York ; h. 1802 ; s. 1847.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge;
a Magistrate for Beds, and Lieut. -Col. Grenadier
Guards. — Everton House, near Biggleswade, Beds ;
Guards' Club, S.W.
Heir. Pres., his brother John Harvey (whom see).
ASTELL, John Harvey, Esq. (of Woodbury Hall).
Second son of the late William Astell, Esq., M.P.,
of Everton House, Hunts, by Sarah, dau. of John
Harvey, Esq., of Ickwell Bury, Beds ; i.l806 ; m.
1853 Anne Amelia, dau. of Robert Parry Nisbet,
Esq., of Southbroome House, Wilts, late M.P. for
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Devizes. Educated at Haileybury Coll., Herts ; is
a Magistrate for Cambridgeshire, a Dep. Lieut, for
Beds, and a Director of the East-India Company ;
formerly Superintendent of East-India Company's
Factory at Canton ; was M.P. for Cambridge
1852-3, elected M.P. for Ashburton 1859.— Wood-
bury Hall, near Cambridge ; Carlton and Union
Clubs, S.W. ; 41, Eaton Place, S.W.
ASTLEY, Hon. and Eev. Delaval Loftxis.
Second son of Lord Hastings, by Georgiana Char-
lotte, dau. of the late Sir H. W. Dashwood, Bart. ;
6. 1825 ; m. 1848 Frances Diana, 2nd dau. of 1st
Viscount Canterbury. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1846) ; appointed Eector
of E. Barsham 1855. — East Barsham Rectory, near
Fakenham, Norfollv.
ASTLEY, Hon. Jacob Delaval,
(See under IIastwr/-i, Lord.)
ASTLEY, Sir Francis Dugdale, Bart. (or. 1821).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Dugdale Astley,
Bart., who was M.P. for Wilts 1820-34, by Sarah,
dau. of W. Page, Esq. ; b. 1805 ; s. 1842; m. 1826
Emma Dorothea, dau. of the late Sir Thomas Buck-
ler Lethbridge, Bart. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for "Wilts. Patronage 3 livings. Is de-
scended from a common ancestor with Lord Hast-
ings.— Everleigh House, near Pewsey, Wilts ; 37,
Jermyn Street, S.W.
Hch; his son John Dugdale, Lieutenant-Colonel
Scots Fusilier Guards ; h. 1828 ; m. 1858 Eleanor
Blanche, dau. of T. G. Corbet, Esq., of Elsham.
ASTLEY, Francis Dukinfield Palmer, Esq. (of
Dukinfleld Lodge).
Only surviving son of the late Francis Dukinfield
Astley, Esq., of Dukinfield, co. Chester, by Susan,
dau. of Major Palmer, of Ickwell, Beds ; b. 1825 ;
m. 1847 Gertrude Emma, dau. of Major-General
Sir H. Jones, K.C.B. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
cos. Chester, Derby, Lancaster, and Inverness ; was
High SherifFof Cheshire 1853.— Dukinfield Lodge,
near Chester ; Arisaig, near Fort William, N.B. ;
R. Y. Squadron, Cowes ; Brookes' and Reform
Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis Dunkinfield, b. 1853.
ASTON, John, Esq.. (of Rowington HaU).
Son of the late Samuel Aston, Esq., by Jane, dau.
of — Watton, Esq. ; b. 1800 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1824
- Lucy, dau. of John Meredith, Esq. Appointed
High Bailiff of Birmingham 1840 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Warwick, and a Governor of King Edward's
School, Birmingham.- — Eowington Hall, and The
Dales, Edgbaston, Warwickshire.
Heir , his son John Meredith, M.A. ; b. 1825 ; m.
1857 Katharine, dau. of Thomas Pemberton, Esq.,
of W^arstone, co. Warwick.
ATCHERLEY, David Francis, Esq. (of Marton).
Eldest son of the late Mr. Serjeant Atcherley, by
Anne Margaret, dau. of James Topping, Esq., of
Whitcroft Hall, co. Chester; b. 1823; s. 1845.
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Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1844) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Shrop-
shire, and a Magistrate for Flintshire. — Marton
Hall, ne.ir Shrewsbury.
ATHERTON, William, Esq., Q.C.
Son of the late Rev. Wm. Atherton, by Margaret,
dau. of the late Rev. Walter Morison ; b. 1806 ;
m.. 1843 Agnes Mary, dau. of T. J. Hall, Esq. A
Barrister of the N. Circuit (called 1839), and a
Bencher of the Inner Temple ; practised as Special
Pleader 1832-9 ; has been M.P. for Durham since
1852. —Reform Club, S.W. ; 13, Westbourne
Terrace, W.
Heir, his son William Cossley, b. 1852.
ATHOLE (Duke of), George Augustus Frederick
John Miirray, K.T. (cr. 1703).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord Glenlyon, who was a
younger sou of the 4th Duke, by Emily Frances,
dau. of the 2nd Duke of Northumberland, K.G. ; b,
1814 ; s. his father in the Barony 1837, and his uncle,
as 6th Duke, 1846; in. 1839 Ann, dau. of H. Home
Drummond, Esq., of Blair Drummond, co. Perth.
Sits in the House of Lords as Earl Strange (created
178G) ; is Hereditary Sheriff of Perthshire; was
formerly a Lord in Waiting. Is head of the ancient
and historic Scottish house of Murray. — Blair
Athole, near Dunkeld, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
32, Albemarle Street, W.
If civ, hi.s son Marquis of TuUibardine, b. 1840.
Educated at Eton ; is Ensign and Lieutenant Scots
Fusilier Guards.
ATHORPE, John Carver, Esq. (of Dinnington).
Eldest son of the late Marmaduke Middleton Mid-
dleton, Esq., of Leam Hall, Derby, by Mary Ann,
dau. of Robert Athorpe Athorpe, Esq. of Dinning-
ton Hall, CO. York ; b. 1803 ; s. his uncle Thomas
Athorpe, Esq., 1820 ; m. 1831 Mary FitzGibbon,
dau. of Thomas Gibbon FitzGibbon, Esq., of Bally-
seeda, co. Limerick. Educated at Emmanuel C^oll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Derbyshire, a Magistrate
for W. Riding of York, and a Captain 1st W. York
Yeomanry Cavalry. — Dinnington, near Rotlierham,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son John Athorpe, Captain 85tli foot ;
h. ]833 ; m. 1856 Avice, dau. of Captain Hayden.
ATKINSON, Adam, Esq. (of Lorbottle).
Eldest son of the late Adam Atkinson, Esq., of
Lorbottle, co. Northumberland ( J. P. for that
county, and Major-Commandant of a corps of Yeo-
manry Cavalry), by Eleanor, dau. of N. Davison,
Esq., British Consul at Nice, and afterwards at
Algiers ; b. 1817 ; s. his grandfather 1844 ; m.
1850 Charlotte Eustatia, only child of late John
CoUett, Esq., M.P., by his first wife Emma, eldest
dau. of Sir Thomas Gage, Bart. Educated at
Shrewsbury ; is a Magistrate for co. Northumber-
land ; formerly Captain Northumberland Light
Infantry Militia, and Lieut. Northumberland
Yeomanry Cavalry. This family is of considerable
antiquity on the English border, as may be seen
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
from various old records.* — Lorbottle, near Whit-
tiugham, Alnwick ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles John, h. 1855.
ATKINSON, Francis Baring, Esct- (of Morland),
Third but eldest surviving son of the late G. At-
kinson, Esq., of Morland, Westmoreland, and of
Lee, Kent, formerly Island Secretary of Jamaica,
by Susan Mackenzie, dan. of Thomas Dunkley,
Esq., of Jamaica ; h. 1805 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1st 1831
Mary Anne, dau. of the late Sir J. Stoddart, Knt.
(she d. 1832) ; 2nd 1837 Ellen Frances, dau. of
John Home, Esq., of Edgbaston. Educated at
Harrow ; is a Magistrate for Cumberland and
Westmoreland, and a Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland
(High Sheriff 1852-3) ; formerly Lieutenant 73rd
foot. This family was formerly of Temple Sow-
erby, Westmoreland. — Morland, and Rampsbeck
House, near Penrith.
Heir, his son George, ?^ 1838.
ATKINSON, James Henry Hollis, Esq. (of An-
gerton).
Eldest son of the late General Sir Thomas Brad-
ford, G.C.B., &c., by Mary Anne, dau. of James
Atkinson, Esq., of Newcastle- on-Tyne, and widow
of Lieutenant-Colonel Ainslie ; h. 1819; m. 1840
Anne Louisa, dau. of William Ellice, Esq. ; took
the name and arms of his maternal great-uncle
Ealph Atkinson, Esq., of Newcastle-on-Tyne, on
succeeding to his estates in 1840. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for North-
umberland (Higli Sheriff 1847) ; was formerly a
Cornet in the Royal Horse Guards. — Angerton,
near Morpeth, Northumberland ; Carlton and
Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
ATKINSON, Joseph, Esq. (of CrowhiU).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Atkinson, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of James Johnston, Esq., of
Knappagh, co. Armagh ; h. 1822 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1844
Judith Charlotte, dau. of Richard Barnsley, Esq.
Educated at the Royal School, Dungannon ; is a
Magistrate for co. Armagh (Higli Sheriff 1855).
This family emigrated to Ireland from England at
the time of the plantation of Ulster. — Crowbill,
near Loughgall, co. Armagh.
Heir, his sou Joseph, h. 1845.
ATLAY, Rev. Charles.
Second son of the late Rev. Richard Atlay ; h.l 794.
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B. A. 181 6,
M.A. 1819) ; appointedRector of Barrowden 1840 ;
is a Magistrate for Northamptonshire and Rutland.
— Barrowden Rectory, near LufFenham, Leices-
tershire.
* In one of the earliest heraldic visitations of Northumber-
land, a document is recorded in which William Adekyson, of
iFenwick, is mentioned, 1397; and in aMS. iiossessed by the
late Robert Surtces, Esq., F.A.S., of Mahisforth, is given a
list of all the castles and towers in the county of Northum-
berland, with the names of their proprietors, made about the
year 1460, and under the head, "Nomina l''ortalicium infra
com. Noithumbr.," we find, " Tun'is de Bukton, the property
of William Atkynson."
ATTHILL, Edward, Esq. (of Ardvarney).
Fourth son of the late Rev. William Atthill, of
Brandiston Hall, Norfolk, Fellow of Caius and
Gonville Coll., Cambridge, by HenriettaMargarette
Eyre, dau. of Ven. George Maunsell, D.D., Dean
of Leighlin ; h. 1819; m. 1847 Jane, eldest dau.
and co-heiress of Lowther Brien, Esq., of Ardvar-
ney House. Educated at the Royal School, Dun-
gannon ; is a Magistrate for Fermanagh. This
family has been settled in the county of Norfolk
since the year 1326. — Ardvarney, near Kesb, co.
Fermanagh.
Jfcir, his sou William Anthony, h. 1850.
ATTYE, Robert James, Esq. (of Ingon Grange).
Eldest sou of the late Robert Middleton Attye,
Esq. (a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. War-
wick, and High Sheriff 1825), by Margaretta
Lucy, dau. of the late Ven. Archeacon Willes, and
grand-dau. of Edward, Bp. of Bath and Wells;
b. 1812 ; s. 1833. Educated at Eton and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, forco. Warwick, and Lieutenant War-
wickshire Yeomanry Cavalry. — Ingon Grange, near
Stratford-on-Avon.
Heir Pres., his brother Francis Lionel Octavius,
Captain 2nd Queen's Royals, h. 1819.
AUCHMUTY, Sir Samuel Benjamin, K.C.B.
(or. 1857).
Second son of the late Samuel Auclnuuty, Esq., of
Bryanstown, by Elizabeth Domville, only dau. of
F. Savage, Esq., of BallygaAvly, co. Sligo ; h. 1781 ;
m. 1817 Mary Ann, dau. of — Buchanan, Esq. Is
a Lieutenant-General in the Army, and Colonel
65th foot ; served in the West Indies and in the
Peninsular War, in which he was Deputy-Assistant
Adjutant General ; was present at Oporto, Talavera,
Orthes, Toulouse, and other engagements ; served
in India 184S-52.— United Service Club, S.W.
AUCKLAND (Lord), Robert John Eden, D.D.
(or. 1789).
Third sou of the 1st Lord, by Eleanor, dau. of the late
Right Hon. SirG. Elliot ; h. 1799; s. his brother as
3rd Lord 1849 ; m. 1825 Mary, dau. of F. E.
Hurt, Esq., of Alderwasley, co. Derby. Educated
at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1819) ; was successively rector of Eyam, Herting-
fordbury, and Battersea, and Chaplain to the Queen ;
consecrated Bp. of Sodorand Man 1847 ; translated
to Bath and Wells 1854. Patron 55 livings.— The
Palace, Wells, Somerset; 2, Grosveuor Crescent,
S.W.
Heir, his son William George, Secretary of Lega-
tion at Stutgardt ; h. 1829 ; in. 1857 Lucy, dau. of
J. W. Childers, Esq., M.P., of Cantley Hall, co.
York.
AUDLEY (Lord), George Edward Thicknesse-
Tuchet (cr. 1297).
Eldest son of the 22nd Lord, by Jane, dau. of the
late Admiral Sir Ross Donnelly, K.C.B. ; h. 1817 ;
s. 1837 ; m. 1857 Emily, dau. of the late Sir T. L.
JNIitchell, K.H. Is a count of the Holy Roman
Empire. — Kensington, W.
Jfcir Pres., his brother John, h. 1819; m. 1842
Elizabeth, dau. of the late J. H. Blennei-hasset, Esq.
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AUFRERE, George Antliony, Esq. (of Faulsham).
Eldest son of the late A. Aufrere, Esq., of Hove-
ton St. Peter's, co. Norfolk, by Matilda, dau. of
General Count Lockhart, of Lanark, N.B. ; h. 1794 ;
s. 1833 ; m. 1828 Caroline, 2nd dau. of J. Whert-
niann, Esq., of Hamburg. Is a Magistrate for
Norfolk; served in the army 18 years ; was severely
wounded at the storming of Fort Kalunga, in
Nepaul, in 1814, and has the Indian medal.- —
Faulsham Old Hall, near Norwich ; Junior United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his sister Matilda; in. 1818 G. Bar-
clay, Esq.
AXJSTEK", Jolin Francis, Esq. (of Kipppington),
Eldest son of the late I!ev. John Austen, Hector of
Chevening, Kent, by Harriet, dau. of T. Lane, Esq.,
of Bradborne ; h. 1817; s. his uncle Colonel Thomas
Austen (who was M.P. for West Kent 1845-7) in
1859 ; m. 1855 Charlotte, only child of the late W.
Tucker, Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate for Kent. — Kippington, near Sevenoaks ;
Eroadford, Horsmonden, Staplehurst, Kent ; 14,
South Audley Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Wilson, l. 1818,
Lieut. -Col. 83rd regiment.
AUSTEN", Hon. Mrs.
Matilda Sophia, eldest dau. of the late Hon. W.
Cockayne, of llushton Hall, co. Northampton, and
niece of the last Viscount Cullen {cxt.) ; m. 1805
Rev. R. Austen, D.D., who d. 1854.— Hadwell
Lodge, near Cloyne, co. Cork.
AUSTEN, Sir Francis "William, K.C.B. fcr.
1837).
Son of the late Rev. G. Austen, Rector of Steven-
ton, Hants, by Mary, dau. of the Rev. Thomas
Leigh, of Harpsden; h. 1774 ; m. 1st 1806 Mary,
dau. of J. Gibson, Esq., of Ramsgate (she d.
1823) ; 2nd 1828 Martha, dau. of Rev. N. Lloyd
(she d. 1843). Educated at Royal Naval Coll. ; is
an Admiral of the Red ; late Colonel of Royal
Marines ; has served in the Mediterranean, East
and West Indies, Baltic, and North Sea ; was Com-
mander-in-Chief on the West-Indian and North
American coast 1845 9. — Rortsdown, near Ports-
mouth.
AUSTEN, Sir Henry Edmund, Knt. (cr. 1832).
Only son of the late Robert Austen, Esq., of Shal-
ford, Surrey, by Frances Annesley, dau. of J. W.
Nazianzen Gregoiy, Esq., of London, and great-
great-grand-dau. of Arthur, Earl of Anglesey,
Lord Treasurer of Ireland ; h. 1785 ; s. 1797 ; m.
1st 1S05 Anne Amelia, only dau. of the late R. S.
Bate, Esq., who d. 1837 ; 2nd 1843 Catharine
Frances, dau. of J. Blagrave, Esq., and widow of
Sir R. Pocklington, Knight, of Chelsworth, Suf-
folk (she rf. 1856). Educated at Harrow and Oriel
Coll. (M.A. 180(5) ; appointed a Gentleman of the
Privy Chamber in 1832 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Surrey (High Sheriff 1810).— Shalford
House, near Guildford ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Alfred Cloyne, h. 1808 ;
in. 1832 Maria Elizabeth, dau. of Major-General
Godwin, C.B.
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AUSTEN", Rev. Johm Hiley, F.G.S. (of Ensbury
House).
Only son of the late John Humphrey Austen,
Esq., by Catharine, 2nd dau. of W. R. Haynes,
Esq., of Lonesome, co. Surrey; b. 1816; m. 1846
Maria, 3rd dau. of John Meares, Esq., of Plas
Llanstephan, co. Carmarthen, and grand-dau. of
Sir J. Owen, Bart., of Orielton, co. Pembroke.
Educated at Jesus Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1839,
M.A. 1843) ; is a Magistrate for Dorset. This
family is descended from a branch of the Austens
of Sevenoaks. — Ensbury House, near Wimborne,
Dorset.
Heir, his son John Henry, h. 1851.
AUSTEN".
(See Godivbi-Avsten.)
AVELAND (Lord), Gilbert Jolm Heathcote
(cr. 1856).
Eldest son of late Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bart.,
M.P. (who d. 1851), by Sophia, dau. of the late
John Manners, Esq., and Louisa, Countess of Dy-
sart ; 6. 1795 ; m. 1827 Clementina Elizabeth, dau.
of 19th Lord Willoughby d'Eresby. Educated at
Westminster, Edinburgh, and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Lincoln and Rutland ; was M.P. for Boston 1820-
31, for South Lincolnshire 1832-41, and for Rutland
1841-56 ; appointed Hon. Colonel South Lincoln
Militia 1857. Patronage 11 livings. Is descended
from <a common ancestor with Sir W. Heathcote,
Bart., of Hursley.- — Stocken Hall, near Oakham,
CO. Rutland ; Norraanton Park, near Stamford ;
12, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Jfeii; his son CTilbert Henry, a Dep. Lieut, for
cos. Lincoln and Rutland, .and M.P. for Rutland ;
0. 1830.
A'VOISrMORE ("Viscount), Barry John Yelverton
(cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the 2nd Viscount, by Mary, dau. of
the late John Read, Esq., of East Cams, Hunts ;
h. 1790; s. 1814; m. 1st 1811 Jane, dau. of T.
Eoothe, Esq. (she d. 1821) ; 2nd 1822 Cecilia, dau.
of the late Charles O'Keefe, Esq., of Hollybrooke
Park, CO. Dublin. The 1st Peer was Chief Baron
of the Exchequer, in Ireland. — Belle Isle, co. Tip-
perary ; Hangle Rock, co. Mayo.
Heir, his son George Frederick William, late
Captain 64th foot; h. 1818 ; m. 1857 Louisa, dau.
of the late Guy I/enox-Prendergast, Esq., of
Bombay.
A"WDIIY, Sir John Wither, Knt. (cr. 1830).
Eldest son of the late John Awdry, Esq., of Not-
ton, Wilts, by Jane, 2nd dau. of L. Bigg Wither,
Esq., of Chilton Foliat, Wilts, and afterwards of
Manydown, Hants ; b. 1795 ; s. 1844 ; in. 1st
1880 Sarah Maria, dau. of Rev. J. Awdry, who d.
1834 ; 2nd 1839 Frances Ellen, dau. of the late
Right Rev. Bishop Carr. Educated at Winchester
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1818, M,A. 1821);
elected Fellow of Oriel Coll. 1819 ; called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1822; appointed a
Puisne Justice at Bombay 1830, Chief Justice
1839, resigned 1842 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Wilts, and a Hon. D.C.L., Oxford; was
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
one of the Commissioners for the Reform of the
University of Oxford. — Notion House, near Chip-
penham, Wilts ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1831.
AYLESFOilD (Earl of), Heneage Fincli (cr.
1714).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Augusta Sophia,
dau. of 2ud Earl of Warwick ; h. 1824 ; s. 1859 ;
m. 1816 Jane, only dau. and heir of the late John
Wiglitwick Knightley, Esq., of Offchurch Bury, co.
Warwick. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1845) ; is a Magisti-ate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Warwick, and Major Warwickshire Yeomanry
Cavalry. Is descended from a common ancestor
with the Earl of Winchelsea. Patronage 7 livings.
- — Packington Hall, near Coventry ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Ilcir, his son Lord Guernsey, Ij. 1849.
AYLMEE (Lord), Udolph Aylmer (cr. 1718).
Elder son of the late Captain John Aylmer, R.N.
(who d. 1849), by Elizabeth, dau. of H. Coates,
Esq. ; h. 1814 ; s. his cousin as 7th Lord 1858 ; m.
1841 Mary Eliza, dau. of E. Journeaux, Esq.
- — Melbourne, Canada.
Heir, his son Matthew, h. 1842.
AYLMEB, Sir Gerald George, Bart. (cr. 1621).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Sir
Fenton Aylmer, Bart., by Jane Grace, sister of the
6th Lord Carbery ; h. 1798; s. 183 6; m. 1826
Maria, dau. of Colonel G. Hodgson, E.T.C. Edu-
cated at Armagh, and Richmond, Yorkshire, and
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kildare (High Slieriff 1827) ; was
formerly Lieutenant 1st Dragoon Guards, and
INlajor Kildare Militia. This family is of Cornish
origin. — Donadea Castle, near Kilcock, co. Kil-
dare.
Heir, his son Gera,ld George, h. 1830 ; m. 1853
Alice Hester Caroline, dau. of C, R. Dobbs, Esq.,
of Castle Dobbs, co. Antrim.
AYLMER, Michael Valentine, Esq. (of Derry).
Elder son of the late Gerald Aylmer, Esq., of
Heathfield, co. Dublin, by Catharine, dau. of P.
Lambert, Esq., of Carnagh, co. Wexford ; h. 1812 ;
s. 1837 ; m. 1841 Marianne, dau. and sole heiress
of the late W. Conolly, Esq., of the city of Dub-
lin. Educated at Ampleforth and Stonyhurst
Colls., and at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1834) ; is head
and lineal representative of this family, which
was formerly of Lyons, co. Kildare. — Derry, Rath-
cabbin, co. Tipperary ; 72, Lower Bagot Street,
and Irish Farmers' Club, Dublin.
IJcir, his son Gerald Joseph, h. 1849.
AYNSLEY, John Murray, Esq. (of Underdown).
Only son of the late Lord Charles Aynsley (who
■was youngest son of James, 3rd Duke of Athole,
and the Baroness Strange), by Alicia, dau. of
George Mitford, Esq., and niece and heiress of
Govan Aynsley, Esc^., of Little Harle Tower,
Northumberland; h. 1795; s. 1813; m. 1820
Enmia Sara, dau. of S. Peach Peach, Esq., of
Tockington, co. Gloucester. Educated at Harrow ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Hereford
and Northumberland. — Underdown, near Ledbury,
Herefordshire.
Heir, his son Charles Murray, Captain R.N. ; h.
1821.
AYRTON", Acton Smee, Esq., M.P.
Third son of F. Ayrton, Esq., formerly of Gray's
Inn, and late of Bombay, by Julia, only child of
Lieutenant-Colonel Nugent ; b. 1816. A Barrister-
at-Law of the Middle Temple (called 1853) ; has
been M.P. for the Tower Hamlets since 1857. —
Reform Club, S.W. ; 24, Grafton Street, W.
BABINGTOlSr, Thomas Gisborne, Esq. (of
Kothley Temple).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Babingtou, Esq.,
M.P., by Jean, dau. of the late Rev. John Macaulay,
of Cardross, co. Dumbarton ; h. 1788 ; s. 1837 ;
in. 1st 1814 Augiista Julia, dau. of the late Sir
Gerard Noel, Bart., of Exton, co. Rutland, and
sister of 1st Earl of Gainsborough (she d. 1833) ; he
has since married a foreign lady. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1815) ;
was formerly a Magistrate for co. Leicester. This
family is of Derbysliire extraction, but has beeU'
settled at Rothley Temple since the sixteenth cen-
tury.— Rothley Temple, near Leicester.
Jleir, his son Thomas.
BACK, Sir George, Knt., P.B.S.,D.C.L. (cr.l838).
Son of the late Mr. Back, of Stockport, co. Chester;
h. 1796 ; m. 1S4G Theodosia Elizabeth, widow of
Anthony Hammond, Esq., of Savile Row, London.
Entered the Navy 1808 ; appointed a Rear-Admiral
on reserved half-pay 1857 ; accompanied Sir J.
Franklin in 1818 to Spitzbergen ; conducted ex-
peditious to the North Pole in 1833 and 1836;
received Knighthood for his discoveries in the
Arctic regions. — United Service Club, S.W. ; 109,
Gloucester Place, Portman Sc^uare, W.
BACON, Sir Edmvmd, Bart. (cr. 1611).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart.,
by Anne, eldest dau. of the late Sir Wm. Beau-
champ-Proctor, Bart. ; h. 1779 ; s. as 10th Bart.
1820 ; m. 1801 his cousin Mary Anne Elizabeth,
dau. of E. Dashwood Bacon, Esq. Was educated
at Rugby ; a Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and Premier
Baronet of England. Patronage 2 livings. Two
distinct Baronetcies met in the person of the Sth
Bart. Of this family were Sir Nicholas Bacon,
and Francis Bacon, afterwards Lord Verulam. —
Raveningham, near Loddon, Norfolk.
Heir Prcs., his nephew Henr^' Hickman, Cajitain
2nd Dragoon Guards (son of his deceased brother
Nicholas, by Jane, dau. of A. Bowker, Esq.) ; h.
1820: m. 1853 Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thomas
Beckett, Bart.
BAGENAL, Walter PMlip, Esq. (of Benue-
kerry).
Eldest son of the late Philip Bagenal, Esq., of
Bennekerry, by Georgina Thomasina, dau. of the
late James Boyd, Esq., Justice of I'eace, of Kop-
lare, co. Wexford ; h. 1841 ; s. 1855. Educated at
Rugby and Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; ap-
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pointed Cornet in the 13th Light Dragoons 1858.
His grandfather, the late James Boyd, Esq., married
Georgina, 2ud dau. of the Hon. George Jocelyn,
son of the 1st and brother of the 2nd Earl of Roden,
— Bennekerry House, co. C'arlow.
IJeir, his brother Beauchamji Frederick, h. 1846,
BAGGE, ■William, Esq. (of Stradsett Hallj.
Eldest surviving son of the late Thos. Philip Baggc,
Esq., by Grace, dau. of Richard Salisbury, Esq.,
of Castle Park, Lancaster; /*. 1810 ; s. 1827 ; m.
1833 Frances, dau. of Sir Thomas Preston, Bart.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Balliol Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Norfolk ; was M.P. for West Norfolk 1837-57.
This family is of Swedish extraction, and came over
in the time of Hardicanute. — Stradsett Hall, near
Downham-Mavket, Norfolk; Carlton Club, S.W.
//«'/-, his sou William Henry Ernest, h. 1840.
BAGGE, Eichard, Esq. (of Gaywood HaU).
Second son of the late Thomas Philip Bagge, Esq.,
by Grace, dau. of Eichard Salisbury, Esq., of
Lancaster, and brother of William Bagge, Esq., of
Stradsett Hall (whom see) ; Z*. 1810 ; s. his uncle
William Bagge, Esq., 1835; m. 1835 Pleasance,
dau. of Edward Hulton, Esq., LL.D. Educated at
the Charterhouse ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Norfolk. — Gaywood Hall, King's Lynn ; Con-
servative Club, S.W. ; Long's Hote\ Bond St., W.
Ildr, his son Eichard Salisbury, Lieutenant 10th
foot, h. 1836.
BAGISTALL, John Wock, Esq. (of Charlemont
Hall).
Eldest son of Thomas Bagnall, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of John Nock, Esq., of West Bromwich ; b.
1826 ; m. 1848 Mary Ann, eldest dau. of William
Wai'd, Esq., of Wolverhampton. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford. This family was
formerly resident in North Staffordshire. — Charle-
mont Hall, near Wednesbury, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son John Ward, h. 1 854.
BAGOT (Lord), 'WiUiam Bagot (cr. 1780).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Louisa, dau. of the
3rd Earl of Dartmouth ; h. 1811 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1851
Lucia Caroline Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late
Lord Dover, and sister of the 4th Viscount Clifden.
Educated at the Charterhouse, Eton, and Magdalen
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Stafford, and Lieutenant-Colonel Stafford-
shire Yeomanry; was M.P. for co. Denbigh 1835-
52.- — Blithtield House, ne;arRugeley, Staffordshire;
Pool Park, near Ruthin, Denbighshire ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William, h. 1857.
BAGOT, Hon. and Bev. Hervey Charles.
Second son of the 2nd Lord Eagot, by Louisa, dau.
of the 3rd Earl of Dartmouth ; h. 1812. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1834, M.A.
1836), and afterwards chosen Fellow of All Souls
Coll. ; appointed Rector of Blitbfield in 1846. —
Blithfield Rectory, near Eugeley, Staffordshire.
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BAGOT, Charles, Esq. (of Kilcoursey House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Emilius Bagot,
by Eliza, dau. of Ulysses North, Esq., of New
Castle, CO. Westmeath ; h. 1791 ; s. 1802; m. 1st
1814 Anna, dau. of John Tuthill, Esq., of Kings-
land, CO. Limerick, and Sion Hill, co. Dubhn ; 2nd
18 — Sidney Mary, eldest dau. of Captain Andrew
Bagot Armstrong, of Castle Armstrong, King's co.
Is a Magistrate and a Grand Juror for King's co.
This family is a branch of the noble family of that
name in Staffordshire. — Kilcoursey House, near
Clara, King's co. ; 17, Charlemont Mall, Dublin.
Heir, his son Charles Emilius, h. 1815.
BAGOT, Ed-ward (Colonel unattached).
Eldest son of the late Hon. and Rev. R. Bagot, Lord
Bishop of Bath and AVells, by Harriet, dau, of the
4th Earl of Jersey, and is first-cousin of the 3rd
Lord Bagot ; h. 1808 ; m. 1842 Matilda, dau. of
H. Perkins, Esq., of Hanworth Park, co. Middlesex.
Educated at the Charterhouse ; entered the 60th
Rifles in 1823 ; was Private Secretary to Viscount
Ponsonby, Her Majesty's Ambassador at Constan-
tinople ; has theOrder of the"Redeenier ofGreece,"
and the Turkish Order of the " Nisban Iftiher ; "
became Colonel in the Army 1857 ; is a Magistrate
for Middlesex and Westminster ; was Lieutenant-
Colonel Commandant of the 4th Royal Middlesex
Militia. Colonel Bagot is heir of entail to Hon.
Mrs. Howard, so far as regards the property of Ash-
tead Pai'k, co. Surrey. — Travellers' and United
Service Clubs, S.W^ ; 34, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Ponsonby Bagot, h. 1845.
BAGOT, Tliomas ISTeville, Esq. (of Hermitage).
Only surviving son of the late John Lloyd Bagot,
Esq., by Catharine Anne, dau. of Michael Cuff, Esq.,
of Baliymoe ; b. 1784 ; s. 1805 ; m. 1811 Ellen
Fallon, 2nd dau. of John Fallon, Esq., Eunnimead,
CO. Roscommon. Is a Magisti-ate for cos. Galway
and Roscommon. This family is descended from
the Bagots of Ard, King's co., whose estates have
descended also. — Hermitage, near Baliymoe, co.
Galway.
Heir, his son John Lloyd, b. 1814 ; m. 1843 Anna
Georgina, dau. of Edward Henry Kirvvan, Esq., of
Ballyturin, co. Galway.
BAGSHAW, John, Esq. (of Dovercourt),
Eldest son of the late John Bagshaw, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of Robert Salmon, Esq., of Harbury
Hall; b. 1784; m. 1st 1803 Rebecca, dau. of
J. Johnson, Esq. ; 2nd 1810 Mary Anne, dau. of
J. Henley, Esq. Educated at Rugby ; is High
Steward of Harwich, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Essex, and a Director of the E. C. Railway; was
a Banker and Merchant at Calcutta ; was M.P. for
Sudbury 1835-7, for Harwich 1847-52, and 1853-9.
— Cliff House, Dovercourt, Harwich ; Reform
Club, S.W. ; 12, York Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert John (late M.P. for Har-
wich), b. 1801 ; m. 1841 Georgiaua, dau. of
R. Baker, Esq.
BAGSHAWE, Francis Westby, Esq. (of The
Oaks).
Eldest surviving son of the late William John
Bagshawe, Esq., of The Oaks and Wormhill Hall,
Bag]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CO. Derby, by Sarah, 3rcl dau. of William Part-
ridge, Esq., of Bishop's Wood, Herefordshire ; h.
1832 ; s. 1854. Educated afc Trinity Coll., Cam-
■ bridge (B.A. 1855) ; is a Magistrate forco. Derby.
— The OalvS, near Sheffield ; Wormhill Hall, near
Tideswell, Derbyshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Alfred Drahe, h. 1836.
BAGWELL, John, Esq. (of Marlfleld).
Son of tlie Very Eev. liichard Bagwell, Dean of
Clogher, by Mary Anne, dan. of John Croker, Esq.,
of Ballyneguarde, and nephew of the late Eight
Hon. Colonel V\'illiam Bagwell, ]\I.P., of Marlfield,
CO. Tipperary; h. 1811 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1838 Fanny,
youngest dau. of the Hon. F. A. Prittie, and sister
of Lord Dunalley. Educated at Winchester ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Tipperary (High
Sheriff 1834) and Waterford ; elected M.P. for
Cloumel 1857. — Marlfield, near Clonmel, co. Tip-
perary ; Eastgrove, Queenstown, co. Cork ; Keform
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Hichard, h, 1840.
BAGWELL-PUREFOY, Edward, Esq. (of
Greenfield).
Second son of the late Very Rev. Richard Bagwell,
Dean of Clogher, Tyrone, by jNIargaret, dau. of
Edward Croker, Esq.. of Ballyneguarde ; h. 1819 ;
S. 1846 Colonel William Purefoy, of Greenfield,
and took his name ; m, 1854 Isabella Petronella,
dau. of Major Langley, of Brittas Castle. Educated
at Harrow ; is a IMagistrate for co. Tipperary (High
Sheriff 1856) ; formerly Captain 3rd Dragoon
Guards. — Greenfield, near Tipperary.
BAILEY, Sir Joseph Russell, Bart. (cr. 1852).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Bailey, Esq., some
time M.P. for Sudbury and Herefordshire, by
Mary, only child of W. C. Russell, Esq., and
grandson of the late Sir Joseph Baile3% Bart., many
years M.P. for Brecon ; h. 1840 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1858. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
— Glanusk Park, near Crickhowell, co. Brecon.
Ileir Prcs., his brother William Latham, h. 1843,
BAILEY, Crawshay, Esq. (of Aberanaan).
Son of the late John Bailey, Esq. (who was de-
scended from a family long settled in Yorkshire),
and younger brother of the late Sir Joseph Bailey,
Bart., M.P. ; b. 1794; m. 1850 Anne, dau, of the
late Joseph Moore, Esq., of Mitcham, Surrey. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan,
and a Magistrate for Brecon (High Sheriff 1835),
and for Monmouthshire (High Sheriff 1850) ; has
been M.P. for Monmouth since 1852. — Aberaman,
near Aberdare. co. Glamorgan ; Nant-y-glo, New-
port, CO. Monmouth ; Carlton and Conservative
Clubs, S.W. ; 16, New Street, Spring Gardens, S.W.
BAILEY,* R, P., Esq., M.D. (of Rookwood).
Son of the late — Bailey, Esq. ; s. to this property
on the death of the late Mrs. Sarah Kelly, in ^'i5Q.
— Rookwood, CO. Roscommon.
BAILLIE, Sir •WilHam, Bart. icr. 1823).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Baillie, Bart.,
by Mary Lyon, dau. of James Dennistoun, Esq. ;
h. 1816 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1854 ; m. 1846 Mary,
dau. of Stair H. Stewart, Esq., of Physgill, co.
Wigton. Educated at Eton and at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1836) ; is a Magistrate and a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Linlithgow, which he represented 1845-7.
Patr. 1 living.- — Polkemmet, near Linlithgow^ N.B.
Heir Prcs,, his brother James Dennistoun, h. 1817-
BAILLIE, Hon. Charles (Lord Jerviswoode).
Second son of the late G. Baillie, Esq., of Jervis-
woode, N.B., by Mary, daughter of the late Sir
James Pringle, Bart., and next brother of the 10th
Earl of Haddington; h. 1804; m. 1831 Anne,
dau. of Hugh Lord Polwarth. Called to the Scot-
tish Bar 1830 ; appointed Sheriff of Stirlingshire
1853, and Solicitor-General and Lord-Advocate for
Scotland 1858; elected M.P. for co. Linlithgow
1859, and in the same year appointed a Judge of
the Court of Session as Lord Jerviswoode. — 14,
Randolph Crescent, Edinbm-gh ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
BAILLIE, Hon. and Rev. John.
Fifth son of the late George Baillie, Esq., of Mel-
lerstain and Jerviswoode, by Mary, youngest dau.
of Sir James Pringle, Bart., and brother of 10th
Earl of Haddington ; h. 1810 ; m. 1837 Ceciha
]\Iary, eldest dau. of the Rev, Charles Hawkins,
Canon of York. Educated at Harrow and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1852); ap-
pointed Rector of Elsdon, Northumberland, 1854 ;
and Canon Residentiary of York 1854. — Elsdon
Rectoiy, near Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Heir, his son Hugh John, b. 1838.
BAILLIE,* Evan, Esq. (of Dochfonr),
Eldest son of the late — Baillie, Esq. ; h. 17 — ;
ni. 1823 Georgiana Frederica, fourth dau. of 5th
Duke of jManchester. Is a jNIagistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Inverness. — Dochfour, near Inver-
ness, N.B,
BAILLIE, Hugh Duncan, Esq. (of Redoastle),
Eldest son of the late J. E. Baillie, Esq. (some time
M.P. for Bristol), by Mary, dau. of P. Gurley, Esq.,
of St. Vincent's, West Indies ; b. 1777 ; m. 1st 18 —
Mary, dau. of Rev. H. Reynett ; 2nd 1821 Mary,
dau. of Thomas Smith, Esq., of Castleton Hall. Is
Lord Lieut, and Sheriff Principal of Ross-shire ;
was M.P, for Rye 1830-1, for Honiton 1835-47.
This family is a branch of the Baillies of Dochfour.
— Tarradale, near Ross, N.B. ; Redcastle, near
Inverness.
Heir, his son Henry James, J. P. and D.L., and
M.P. for CO. Inverness, late Joint Secretary of the
Board of Control ; b. 1804; m. 1st 1840 Phihppa,
dau. of 6th Viscount Strangford,G.C.B.; 2nd 1857
Clarissa, eldest dau. of G. Rush, Esq.
BAILLIE, William Hunter, Esq. tof Buntis-
boirrne).
Eldest son of the late M. Baillie, Esq., M.D. (some
time Physician to George III.), by Sophia, dau. of
the late T. Denman, Esq., M.D., and sister of 1st
LordDenman ; ?/. 1797 ; s. 1822; m. 1835 Henrietta,
dau. of the Rev. Dr. Duff, of St. Andrew's, N.B.
(she d. 1857). Educated at Westminster and Balliol
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Coll., Oxford. — Diintisbourne, near Cirencester ; 4,
Upper Harley Street, W.
Heir, his son Matthew John, Ensign 72nd High-
landers, b. 1837.
BAILLIE-COCHRAFE, Alexander Dundas
Boss "Wishart, Esq. (of LPvinington).
Eldest son of Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane, K.C.B.
(whom see) ; b. 1816; m. 1844 Annabella, dan. of
Mr. A. E. and Lady Elizabeth Drummond, niece
of the Duke of Rutland. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Haddington and
Lanark ; was M.P. for Bridport 1841-6 and 1847-52,
and for co. Lanark February-April, 1857 ; elected
M.P. for Honiton 1859. This family is lineally
descended from Sir William Wallace, through the
Baillies of Lamington. — Lamington, near Biegar,
N.B. ; Carlton and Boodle's, S.W. ; 26, Walton
Crescent, S.W.
BAILLIE-HAMILTOlSr, Charles John, Esq. (of
Rambleton Law).
Second son of thelate Ven. Charles Baillie-Hamilton,
by Chai-lotte, 3rd dau. of the 6th Earl of Home, and
is cousin to the Earls of Haddington and Home ;
b. 1800 ; s. 1850 his brother, the late Sir George
Baillie-Hamilton (Minister Plenipotentiary at Flo-
rence 1846-50) ; m. 1821 Caroline, only dau. of the
4th Earl of Abingdon, Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Oxon, and a Magistrate for Bucks and
Berks ; was M.P. for Aylesbury 1839-41, and
1841-7 ; formerly an Officer in the 2nd Life Guards.
— Rambleton Law, near Green Low, Berwickshire,
N.B.
Heir, his son Peregrine Charles, late Captain Rifle
Brigade, 6. 1829.
BAHSTBHIGGE, Thomas Parker, Esq. (of Hill
House).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Bainbrigge, Esq., of
Copeshill, Dei-byshire, by 2nd wife Hannah, dau.
of Mr. Joseph Harrison, of Yield ersley ; b. 1791 ;
s. 1842 ; m. 1st 1820 Eliza, youngest dau. of Lieu-
tenant-General Sir Dyson Marshall, K.C.B. ; 2nd
1830 Lorina Anne, dau. of Charles Dashwood, Esq.,
of Beccles, co. Suifolk. Educated at Repton ; is a
Magistrate for Derby and a Lieutenant H.P. 48th
foot ; formerly Lieutenant 24th foot, and served in
India in the Mahratta and Nepaul wars. This
family is of Woodseat, Staffordshire, and was for-
merly of Lockington, in Leicestershire. — HillHouse,
near Dei-by.
Heir Pres., his brother William Henry, h. 1805 ;
m, 1st 1838 Maria Margaret, dau. of — Thompson,
Esq., of Liverpool ; 2nd 1851 Emma, dau. of Joseph
Yates, Esq., of Liverpool.
BAINBRIGGE-LE-HUISTT, Peter, ESq.
Third son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Philip
Bainbrigge, of Ashbourn, by Rachel, dau. of Peter
Dobree, Esq., of Guernsey ; h. 1793. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Derbyshire, and a Ma-
gistrate for Staffordshire ; took the name of Le-
Hunt by royal sign manual 1832. This family was
formerly of Lockington, in Leicestershire. — Ash-
bourn, Derbyshire.
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BAINES, Edward, Esq. (of Headingley Lodge).
Second son of the late E. Baines, Esq. (formerly M.P.
for Leeds), by Charlotte, dau. of Mr. M. Talbot, of
Leeds; b. 1800 ; m. 1829 Martha, dau. of Thomas
Blackburn, Esq., of Liverpool. Educated at Man-
chester ; is Proprietor and Editor of the Leeds
Mercury ; is the author of " The History of the
Cotton Manufacture," a "Life of the late Edward
Baines," &c. ; is President of the Yorkshire Union
of Mechanics' Institutions ; elected M.P. for Leeds
1859. — Headingley Lodge, Leeds; Reform Club,
S.W\
BAINES, Right Hon. Matthew Talbot, Q-C.
Eldest son of the late Edward Baines, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Leeds 1835-41), by Charlotte, dau. of
Mr. M. Talbot; b. 1799; m. 1833 Anne, only
dau. ofL. Threlfall, Esq., of Lancaster. Educated
at Richmond and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1820) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1825 ;
became a Q.C. 1841 ; was Recorder of Hull 1837-47 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of
Yorkshire, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Lancashire ; was M.P. for Hull 1847-52, and for
Leeds 1852-9 ; President of the Poor Law Board
1849-52 and 1853-5, and Chancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster 1855-8. — Dalton Square, Lancaster ;
Brookes' Club and Reform Club, S.W. ; 13, Queen
Square, Westminster, S.W.
Heir, his son Threlfall, b. 1834.
BAIRD, Sir James Gardiner, Bart. (cr. 1695),
Eldest son of the late William Baird, Esq., by Lucy,
eldest dau. of T. Dickson, Esq., of Prospect House,
Hants, and grandson of the late Sir James Gardiner
Baird, Bart. ; b. 1813 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1830 ; ra. 1845
Henrietta Mary, dau. of J. Wauchope, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep, Lieut, for Midlothian, and
Captain Midlothian Yeomanry ; late Captain 10th
Light Dragoons. — Inveresk, near Edinburgh.
Htir, his son William James Gardiner, b. 1854.
BAIRD, Sir David, Bart. (er. 1809).
Eldest son of the late Sir David Baird, Bart., by
Anne, eldest dau. of the 1st Marquis of Ailsa,
K.T. ; b. 1832 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1852. Major 98th
foot ; late Lieutenant 74th Highlanders ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Midlothian. —
Yardley, near Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk ; New-
byth House, near Haddington, N.B.
Heiv Pres., his brother John Erskine Kennedyj
b. 1833.
BAIRD, James, Esq. (of Cambusdoon),
Fourth son of the late Alexander Baird, Esq., of
Lockwood, CO. Lanark, by Jane Moffat his wife j
h. 1803 ; VI. 1852 Charlotte, dau. of Robert Lock-
hart, Esq., of Castle Hill, co. Lanark, who cl. 1857.
Is a Magistrate for Lanarkshire ; was M.P. for
Falkirk Burghs 1851-7. — Cambusdoon, near Ayr ;
Auchmedden, Aberdeenshire ; Knoydart, Invei'-
ness-shire ; Carlton Club, S.V/.
BAIRD, William, Esq, (of Rosemount),
Son of the late Alexander Baird, Esq., of Loch-
wood, 00. Lanark, by Jane Moffat his wife ; b.
Bak]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
179- ; m. 1840. Is a Magistrate for co. Lanark,
and an extensive ironmaster ; was M.P. for Fal-
kirk, &c., 1841-6. — Eoseniount House, Ayrshire.
JJcir, his son William, I). 1848.
BAKEB, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1776).
Eldest son of the late Sir Frederick F. Baker,
Bart,, by Harriet, dau. of the late Sir John Simeon,
Bart. ; b. 1816 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1830 ; m. 1st 1840
Mary Isabella, dau. of liobert Nassau Sutton,
Esq. ; 2ud 1858 Augusta Catharine, dau. of Sir R..
FitzWygram, Bart. Educated at Cli. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1837).— Carlton Club, S.W. ; 4, Hyde Park
Square, W.
Jlcii; his son Frederick Edward, h. 1843.
BAKER, Sir Henry Lorraine, Bart. (cr. 1796).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Baker, Bart., by
Dinah, dau. and heir of W. Hayley, Esq., M.P.
for London ; L. 1787; s. as 2nd Bart. 1826; m.
1820 Louisa Anne, dau. of W. "Williams, Esq. A
Vice-Admiral retired ; served with distinction in
St. Domingo and Guadaloupe. — Kingston Russell,
near Bridport, Dorset ; Dunstable House, Rich-
mond, Surrey, S.W. ; United Service Club, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Henry Williams, h. 1821 ; in Holy
Orders, Vicar of Mouklaud, co, Hereford.
BAKER, Sir Edward Baker (cr. 1802).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edward Baker Little-
hales, Bart, (who assumed the name of Baker
only), by Elizabeth IMary, dau. of the 2nd Duke of
Leinster; l. 1806; s. as 2nd Bart. 1825. Is a
IMagistrate and Dep, Lieut, for Dorset. — Raustou,
near Blandford, Dorset ; 2, St. James's Place, S.W.
Heir Pics., his brother Talbot Hastings Bondall,
in Holy Orders, Vicar of Preston, Dorset ; b. 1820 ;
m. 1850 Florence, dau. of John Hutchings, Esq., of
Ludlow.
BAKER, Henry John Baker, Esq. (of Elemore
Hall).
Eldest son of Henry Tower, Esq. (only surviving
brother of Christi^pher Tower, Esq., of Weald Hall,
Essex, whom see), by Isabella, only dau. and heiress
of George Baker, Esq., of Elemore Hall ; b. 1822 ;
8. 1842; m. 1849 Isabella, dau. ofR. L. Allgood,
Esq., of Nunwick. Assumed the name of Baker
only in 1844. Educated at Harrow ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Durham ; was formerly Lieutenant
4th Dragoon Guards. — Elemore Hall and Crook
Hall, Durham.
Heir, his son Henry George Baker, Ji. 1850.
BAKER, Rev. Ralph Bourne,
Son of the late William Baker, Esq., by Mary, dau.
of James Bourne, Esq., of Feuton, Staffordshire ;
b. 1804 ; s. 1833 ; vi. 1845 Frances Crofton, eldest
dau. of Bishop Singer, of Meath, and of Mary,
graud-dau. of the late Sir Morgan Crofton, Bart.,
of Moliill, CO. Leitrim, Ireland. Educated at Rugby
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1826, M.A.
1829); appointed Incumbent of Christ Church,
Hilderstone, 1833; Rural Dean of Stone 1840 ;
Examining Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Meath
1852; a Magistrate for Staffurdshire 1850.— Hil-
derstone Parsonage, near Stone, StafFordshii-e, and
Doveridge-wood House, near Uttoxeter, Derby-
shire ; University Club, Dublin ; National Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son AVilliam Meath, b. 1857.
BAKER, Richard "We-stbrook, Esq. (of Cottes-
more).
Eldest son of the Late Richard Baker, Esq., by his
2nd wife Catherine, only dau. of Wm, Richards,
Esq., M.D., of Stamford ; b. 1797 ; s. 1816 ; m.
1820 Anne, dau. of Henry Hind Brown, Esq., of
Melton Mowbray. Is a Magistrate for co. Leicester,
a Commissioner of Land Tax, and a Life Governor
of the Royal Agricultural Society ; was High Sheriff
of Rutland 1841. This family is of long standing in
Herts and Bucks. — Cottesmore and Laugham, near
Oakham ; Parthenon Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry, b. 1832; m. 1856
Elizabeth, only dau. of John Keen, Esq.
BAKER, Robert, Esq. (of West Hay).
Third son of the late John Tnnes Baker, Esq., of
Bristol, by Mary, dau. of Robert Bright, Esq., of
Brockbury, co. Hereford ; b. 1786 ; s. 1805 ; 7n.
1826 Dorothea, dau. of the Rev, John Wylde,
Rector of Aldiidge-with-Barr, co. Stafford. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset. — West
Hay, Wrington, near Bristol.
Heir, his son Robert Lowbridge, b. 1831 ; vi.
1858 Mary Katherine, dau. of Charles Noel, Esq.
BAKER, Thomas Barwick Lloyd, Esq. (of Hard-
wicke Court).
Only son of tlie late Thomas John Lloyd Baker,
Esq., by his 1st wife Mary, dau. of William Sharp,
Esq., of Fulham, Middlesex (and niece of Gran-
ville Sharp, Esq., well known for his exertions in
the cause of negro emancipation) ; b. 1807 ; s.
1841 ; m. 1840 Mary, dau. of Nicholas Lewis
Fenwick, Esq., of Basford, co. Worcester. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
and I)ep. Lieut, for Gloucestershire, and distin-
guished as a leader of the Reformatory movement.
This family is a branch of the Bakers of Waresley,
Worcestershire. — Hardwicke Court, near Gloti-
cester.
Heir, his son Granville Edwin Lloyd, b. 1841,
BAKER-CRES SWELL, Addison John, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Francis Easterby, Esq.
(who assumed the name of Cresswell), by Frances
Dorothea, twin-dau. and co-heiress of John Cress-
well, Esq., of Cresswell ; b. 1788 ; s. 1820 ; m. 1818
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of G. L. Reid, Esq., of Cham-
pion Hill. Educated at Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford
(created an Hon. M.A. of Oxford 1810) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland ; was
M.P. for N. Northumberland 1841-7.— Cresswell,
near Morpeth, Northumberland.
Jleir, his grandson Addison, b. 1844 ; elder son
of his eldest son Oswin Addison Baker-Cresswell,
Esq. (who d. 1856), by Ann Seymour, eldest dau.
of Sir William Gordon-Cumming, Bart.
BALDOCK, Edward Holmes, Esq.
Son of the late E. Baldock, Esq. ; b. 1812 ; vi. 1862
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of the late Sir A. V, Corbet,
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Bart. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlese.K ; was M.P.
for Shrewsbury 1847-57. — Conservative and Carl-
ton Clubs, S.W. ; 31, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
BALDWIN", Herbert, Esq., M.D. (of Cork).
Son of the late — Baldwin, Esq., of Cork ; h. 178- ;
m. 1st 18 — • Mary, dau. of — Dunne, Esq. ; 2nd
18 — Ellen, dau. of — Herrick, Esq. Educated at
Edinburgh and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magis-
trate for the city of Cork ; was M.P. for Cork
1833-7 ; formerly in practice as a physician in that
city. — Clohina, near Cork ; Eeform Club, S.W.
BALFOUK, Arthur James, Esq. (of "Wliitting-
hame).
Eldest son of the late James Maitland Balfour,
Esq., by Blanche, younger dau. of the 2nd Marquis
of Salisbury, K.G. ; h. 1848 ; s. 1856. Eepresents
a younger branch of the Balfours of Balbirnie. —
Whittinghame, near Haddington, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother Cecil Charles, l. 1849.
BALFOUK, Blayney Townley, Esq. (of Townley
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Blayney Townley Balfour,
Esq., by Lady Florence Cole, dau. of the Earl of
Enniskillen ; h. 1799 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1843 Elizabeth
Catharine, dau. of Eichard Molesworlh Eeynell,
Esq. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1822) ; appointed Governor of the Bahanras
1833 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Louth and Meath
(High Sheriff for co. Meath 1841).— Townley Hall,
near Drogheda, co. Louth ; Sackvillo Street Club,
Dublin ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Blayney Eeynell, b. 1845.
BALPOUB, David, Esq. (of Balfour and Tre-
nabie).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Captain
William Balfour, E.N., by his 1st wife Mary
Balfour, only child of William Manson, Esq., of
Kirkwall, N.B. ; b. 1811 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1844 Eleanor
Alder, dau. of Captain Samuel Barker Edmeston.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, and Convener for
CO. Orkney, and a Magistrate for Midlothian. —
Balfour Castle and Noltland Castle, by Kirkwall,
CO. Orkney.
HeirPrcs., his brother William, b. 1813 ; m. 1843
Jessy Alexina, dau. of Eev. Tlionias Steele.
BALFOUB, Francis, Esq. (of Fernie Castle).
Eldest son of the late — Balfour, Esq. — Fernie
Castle, CO. Fife, N.B.
Heir Pves., his brother James Bower, Lieutenant
E.N. ; b. 18— ; m. 1859 Martha Maria, 2nd dau.
of the Hon. G. H. Emerson, t^.C, of Virginia
Water, St. John's, Newfoundland.
BALFOUE,* James, Esq. (of Balbirnie).
Eldest son of the late — Balfour, Esq. ; b. 18— ;
111. 1840 Georgina Isabella, 2nd dau. of the 1st
Earl of Cawdor. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Fife. — Balbirnie, co. Fife, N.B.
BALGUY, John, Esq. (of Duffield Park).
Eldest son of the late John Balguy, Esq., Q.C.,
Eecorder of Derby, Commissioner of Bankruptcy,
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and Chairman of the Derbyshire Quarter Sessions,
by Barbara, dau. of Eev. J. F. S. Fleming St. John,
Prebendary of Worcester ; b. 1821 ; s. 1858 ; m.
1858 Han let Anne, 3rd dau. of J. W. Ogle, Esq., of
Oakwood, Beckenham, Kent. Educated at Eton
and Merton CoU., Oxford (B.A. 1844) ; called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1848 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Derby. This family has been settled in
Deryshire since the reign of Edward I. — Duffield
Park, near Derby; Arthur's Club, S.W. ; 20, Ches-
ter Square, S.W.
Heir, his son John Henry, b. 1859.
BALL, Sir William Keith, Bart. (cr. 1801).
Only son of the late Eear-Admiral Sir Alexander
John Ball, Bart., by Mary Smith, dau. of John
Wilson, Esq., of Westminster ; b. 1791 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1809. The 1st Bart, was Governor of Malta.
— Netheravon House, near Amesbury, Wilts ;
Union Club, S.W. ; 33, Leinster Gardens, W.
BALL, Right Hon. Nicholas.
Eldest surviving son of the late John Ball, Esq., of
Dublin ; b. 1791 ; m. 1817 Jane, dau. of the late
Thomas Sherlock, Esq., of Butlerstown, co. Water-
ford. Educated at Stonyhurst and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; called to the Irish Bar 1814 ; appointed
King's Counsel 1830, Attorney-General for Ireland
1838, a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas,
Ireland, 1839 ; sworn a Member of the Piivy
Council 1S37 ; was M.P. for Clonmel 1836-9.
— 85, Stephen's Green, Dublin ; Brookes' Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son John, Barrister-at-Law, late M.P.
for CO. Carlow, and Under-Secretary of State for
the Colonies; b. 1818 ; m. 1S5G Elize, dau. of the
Count Parolini, of Lombardy.
BALL, William Hawkins, Esq. (of Fort Fergus).
Eldest surviving son of the late Benjamin Ball,
Esq., by Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late
Eight Eev. Dr. James Hawkins, Lord Bishop of
Eaphoe ; b. 1797 ; in. 1845 Julia O'Grady, young-
est dau. of Standish, 1st Viscount Guillamore.
Educated at Harrow and Caius Coll., Cambridge ;
appointed Cornet 16th Lancers 1814, Captain un-
.attached 1825, Captain 49th regiment 1825, Ma-
jor unattached 1831, but has since retired ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Clare (High
Sheriff 1850). This family is originally from
Cheshire. — Fort Fergus, near Ennis, co. Clare ;
United Service Club, S.W.
BALL, "William Shirley, Esq. (of Abbeylara).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Ball, Esq., of High
Park, CO. Dublin, by Jane, dau. of George Pal-
mer, Esq. ; b. 1806 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1835 Jane, eldest
dau. of Cosby Wilton, Esq., of Omard, co. Cavan.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Longford (High Sheriff
1843) ; was formerly Captain 8th Eoyal Irish Hus-
sars. This family first settled in Ireland during
the Protectorship of Oliver Cromwell, his ancestor
having accompanied him to that country as Captain
of his Body-guard, and he received as a reward for
his services large grants of lands in many counties
in Ireland. — Abbeylara, near Granard, co. Long-
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ford ; Kildare Street and United Service Clubs.
Dublin ; Junior United Service Club, S.W,
Heir, his son Thomas Shirley, Lieutenant 10th
Hussars; l. 1837.
BALLANTIWE-DYKES, Frecheville Lawson,
Esq. (of Ingwell).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Dykes-Ballantine,
Esq., of Crookdale Hall, &c., who assumed the
additional surname of Dykes on his marriage with
Mary Dykes, of Dovenby Hall, dau. and heir of
Frecheville Dykes, Esq., of Wardhall, co. Cum-
berland ; h. 1800 ; m. 1844 Ann Eliza, eldest dau.
and co-lieir of Josepli Gunson, Esq., of Ingwell.
Educated at Eton and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1822, M.A. 1827) ; is a Magistrate for Cumber-
land (High Sheriff 1842); was M.P. for Cocker-
mouth 1832-6. This family, anciently " Deland
de Dykes,"* originated at Dykesfield, on the
Roman Wall. The name is derived from tlie wall
— a Sax, " The Dyke " {e.g. " Graham's Dyke "),
or, rather, " The Dykes " — the vallum terminating
at this point (vide Bruce, p. 280), in junction,
doubtless, with the Murus. They were of Ward-
hall, &c., 11th and 13th Henry VI. ; of Crookdake
Hall, &c., 1764 ; and of Dovenby Hall, &c., 1791 ;
and still continue to hold those properties. — lug-
well, near Whitehaven, Cumberland.
Ilcir, his son Frecheville Brougham, h. 1849.
BALLAI^TYNE, James, Esq. (of Holylee).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Ballantyne, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of — Burnet, Esq. ; h. 1789;
s. 1824; m. 1821 Anne, dau. of Andrew Hender-
son, Esq., of Midgehope. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Selkirk, and a Magistrate for
Peebles. — Holylee, near Innerleithen, N.B,
Ileir, his son James George, h. 1837.'
BALME, Edward Balme "Wlieatley, Esq. (of
Cote V7aU}.
Eldest son of the late Thomas Wheatley, Esq., liy
Mary, dau. of the late Abraham Balme, of Whitley ;
h. 1819 ; assumed, by royal license, 1857, the sur-
name of Balme, after his maternal great-uncle,
the late Eev. Edward Balme. Educated at Rugby,
and Trinity and Downing Colls., Cambridge (B.A.
1841, M.A. 1845) ; is a Magistrate for West Riding
of Yorkshire, and one of the Chairmen of Quarter
Sessions.- — Cote Wall, near Mirfield, Yorkshire ;
High Close, near Ambleside, Westmoreland.
BAMPORD-HESKETH, Lloyd Hesketli, P.S.A.
(of Gwyrcti Castle).
Eldest son of the late R. Bamford-Hesketh, Esq.,
by Frances, dau. and heiress of the Rev. John
Lloyd, of Gwrych, co. Denbigh ; h. 1788; s. 1816 ;
m. 1825 Emily Esther Anne, dau. of the 1st Earl
Beauchamp. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1809); was High Sheriff of Den-
bighshire 1828. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with the Heskeths of Rufford
and Rossall, co. Lancaster (whom see). — Gwyrch
* Ramerus de Dikes was living temp. Steplicn.— Vide Char-
tul. of Lanercost.
Castle, near Abergele, Denbighshire ; 1, Portland
Place, W.
Ifcir, his son Robert Bamford-Hesketh, h. 1826 ;
m. 1S51 Mary, eldest dau. of the late H. Jones-
Bateraan, Esq., of Pentre Mawr, Denbighshire.
BAlSTDOISr (Earl of), Francis Bernard (cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Mary Susan Albi-
nia, dau. of the late Archbishop (Brodrick) of
Cashel, and sister of the 6th Viscount Midleton ;
I. 1810; s. 1856; m. 1832 Katharine Mary, dau.
of T. Whitmore, Esq., of Apley Park, co. Salop.
Educated at Oriel ColL, Oxford (B.A. 1831) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork, and
Colonel Cork Artillery ; was M.P. for Bandon
1842-56 ; elected a Representative Peer for Ireland
1857.— Castle Bernard, co. Cork ; Carlton Club,
S.W ; 40, Lowndes Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Bernard, h. 1850.
BANG-OE (Bishop of), James Colqulioim Camp-
bell, D.D.
Second son of the late John Campbell, of Stone-
field, Argyllshire, by Wilhelmina, dau. of Sir
James Colquhoun, Bart., of Luss, co. Dumbarton ;
Z*. 1813; m. 1840 Blanche Bruce, dau. of John
Bruce Pryce, Esq., of Duffryn, co. Glamorgan.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1836,
M.A. 1839) ; appointed Rector of Merthyr Tydfil
1844, Archdeacon of Llandaff 1857, consecrated
Bishop of Bangor 1859 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Glamorgan. This family is descended from the 3rd
Earl of Argyll, and has lands in Argyllshire, N.B.
— The Palace, Bangor.
BAInTGOK (Viscount), Edward "Ward (cr. 1781).
Eldest son of the 3rd Viscount, by Harriet Mar-
g.aret, dau. of the 0th Lord Farnham ; h. 1827;
s. 1837. A Magistrate for co. Down ; elected a
Representative Peer for Ireland 1855. — Castle
W^ard, near Strangford, co. Down ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 42, Charges Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry William Crosbie,
late Captain 43rd foot, h. 1828.
BANGOR, Viscountess.
Harriet Margaret, 2nd dau. of the 6th Lord Farn-
ham ; m. 1st 1826 Edward, 3rd Viscount Bangor,
who d. 1837; 2nd 1841 Major Andrew Nugent,
late 36th foot, Dep. Lieut, and Justice of Peace
for CO. Down, 3rd son of the late Andrew Savage
Nugent, Esq., of Portaferry, co. Down. — Castle
Ward, near Strangford, co. Down.
BANKES, George, Esq. (of Studland Manor).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. George Bankes,
Cursitor Baron of the Exchequer, and many years
M.P. for Dorset, by Georgina Charlotte, dau. and
heir of the late Sir C. E. Nugent, Admiral of the
Fleet ; h. 1828 ; s. 1856. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Dorset. —
Studland Manor, near W^areham, Dorset ; 5, Old
Palace-yard, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Hyde Nugent,
Barrister at-Law, of Lincoln's Inn ; b. 1829 ; m.
1856 Lalag^ Letitia Caroline, dau. of 1st Lord
Vivian, G.C.B.
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BAWKES, Jolin Scott, Esq. (of Soughton Hall).
Eldest son of the Rev. Edward Bankes, by Frances
Jane, dau. of 1st Earl of Eldon ; h. 1826; m.
1849 Annie, dan. of the late Chief Justice Jervis.
Educated at Eton and University Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1847) ; is a Magistrate for Flintshire, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset. — Soughton
Hafl, near Northop, 00. Flint; Arthur's Club, 8.\V.
BANKES, Meyrick, Esq. (of "Winstanley HaU).
Eldest son of the late Meyrick Bankes, Esq., by
Maria Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Langford Brooke,
Esq., of Mere Hall; h. 1811 ; s. 1832. Educated
at Eton and Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate for Lancashire. — Winstanley Hall, near
Wigan, Lancashire.
B ANKE S, "William John, Esq. (of Kingston Hall) .
Eldest son of the late Henry Bankes, Esq., many
years M.P. for Corfe Castle and Dorset, by Frances,
dau. of Wm, Woodley, Esq., M.P., and brother of
the late Right Hon. G. Bankes, M.P, ; h. 1786 ;
s. 1834. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1808, M.A. 1811) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset; was M.P. for
Cambridge University 1827-30, and for Dorset
1832-4. This family has been possessed of Corfe
Castle since the 13tli century, and his ancestor
held the castle against the Parliamentary forces for
King Cha,rle.s I. — Kingston Hall, near Corfe Castle,
Dorset.
BANJSTERMAlsr, Sir Alexander, Bart. (cr. 1682).
Only son of the late iSir Charles Bannerman, Bart.,
by his cousin Anne, dau. of Charles Bannerman,
Esq. ; h. 1822 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1851. Educated at
Trinity College, Cambridge ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
COS. Kincardine and Aberdeen. The ancestors of
this family were hereditary Banner-bearers to the
Scottish Kings. — Elsick House and Crimonmogate,
CO. Aberdeen ; 24, Grafton-street, W.
Heir Pres., his kinsman Sir Alexander, Knight,
Governor of Newfoundland (whom see).
BAWNEBMAlSr, Sir Alexander, Knt. (cr. 1851).
Kinsman and heir pres. to Sir A. Bannerman,
Bart. ; h. 1783 ; m. 1820 Mary, dau. of G. Gordon,
Esq. Has been Lieutenant-Governor of Prince
Edward's Island, and Governor of the Bahamas ;
appointed 1857 Governor and Commander-in-Chief
of Newfoundland ; was M.P. 1832-47 for Aber-
deen, in which town he was formerly a banker,
merchant and shipowner. — St. John's, Newfound-
land ; Reform Club, S.W.
BAWTRY (Earl of), Kicliard "WTiite (cr. 1816).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Margaret Ann, dau.
of the 1st Earl of Listowel ; h. 1800 ; s. 1851 ; m.
1836 Mary, dau. of 2ud Marquis of Thomond, K.P. ;
(she d. 1853). Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork ; elected
a Repr. Peer for Ii-eland 1853, The barony of
Bantry was conferred on the late Earl for his re-
pulse of the French in their attempted descent on
the coast in Bantry Bay, in 1797. — Bantry House,
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CO. Cork ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley Square, W,
Heir Pres., his brother William Henry Hare (who
has assumed the additional name of Hedges) ; Ij.
1801 ; m. 1845 Jane, youngest dau. of the late
C. J. Herbert, Esq., of Mucross Castle, co. Kerry.
BARCLAY, Sir David WiUiam, Bart. (cr. 1(
Son of the late Sir Robert Barclay, Bart., by his
2nd wife Harriet, dau. of Col. Durell and Baroness
Cronstedt ; h. 1804 ; s. his nephew as 10th Bart.
1859 ; m. 1829 Elline Josephe, dau. of the Marquis
de Rune, of Warsy, Picardy ; is Capt. 99th regt.
Heir, his son Colville Arthur Durell, h. 1829.
BARCLAY, Arthur Kett, Esq., F.R.S. (of Bury
Hill).
Eldest son of the late Charles Barclay, Esq., who
was High Sheriff of Surrey, and some time M.P.
for W. Surrey, by Anna Maria, dau. of T. Kett,
Esq., of Seething, Norfolk ; Ij. 1805 ; s. 1855 ; m.
1836 Maria Octavia, dau. of I. Wright, Esq., of
Mapperley, Notts. Educated at Harrow ; a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey. Is male
representative of the ancient Scotch families of
Mathers and Urie. — Bury Hill, near Doi'kiug,
Surrey; Athenteum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert, h. 1837.
BARCLAY, David, Esq. (of Eastwiek Park).
Second son of the late Robert Barclay, Esq., of
Bury Hill, Surrey, by Rachel, dau. of John Gurney,
Esq., of Norwich; h. 1784; m. 1818 Maria Doro-
thea, eldest dau. of Sir Hedworth Williamson,
Bart., of Whitburn, co. Durham. Is a Magistra.te
and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey; was formerly M.P.
for Penryn, and afterwards for Sunderland. This
family is a branch of the ancient house of the
Barclays of Urie, in Scotland. — Eastwiek Park,
Great Bookham, near Leatherhead, Surrey; Tra-
vellers' Club, S.W. ; 25, Bolton Street, W.
Heir, his son Hedworth David, b. 1820 ; m. 1857
Caroline Agnes, dau. of H, Brereton Trelawney,
Esq.
BARCLAY, Thomas Brockhurst, Esq. (ofWaver-
tree Lodge).
Eldest son of the late George Barclay, Esq., M.P.,
of Burford Lodge, Surrey, by Rebecca, dau. of
Benjamin Brockhurst, Esq., of London ; h. 1783 ;
s. 1819 ; m. 1820 Sarah, dau. of Henry Peters,
Esq., of Betchworth Castle, Surrey. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Lancaster. — Wavertree Lodge, near
Liverpool ; Reform Club, S.W.
BARCLAY-STEUART,
(See Steuart.)
BABDSLEY, Sir James Lomax, M.D., Knt.
(cr.l853).
Son of the late Edward Bardsley, Esq. ; b. 1801 ;
m. 1831 Mary, dau, of Lieutenant Brunt, R.N.,
and widow of the Rev. R. H. Shuttleworth. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh University ; is Physician to
Manchester Infirraary. — The Orchard, Greenhey.s,
Lancashire ; 4, Chatham Street, Manchester.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BARHAM, Rev. Charles Henry.
Youngest son of the late Joseph Forster Barham,
Esq., M.P. for Stockbridge, Hants, by Caroline,
dau. of Sackville, 9th Earl of Thanet ; h. 1808 ; m.
1836 Elizabeth Maria, dau. of William Boyd Ince,
Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Pembroke ; wasformerly Rector of Barming,
in Kent, and of Kirkby Thore, Westmoreland ;
was M.P. for Appleby, May-Nov., 1832. Mr.
Barham is 38th in direct descent from Polio, 1st
Duke of Normandy, and 16th from Edward III.
This family was formerly named Forster. The
Tuftons, Earls of Thanet, were hereditary High
Sheriffs of Westmoreland, an honour which de-
scended in the female, as well as in the male line,
but which was resigned by Mr. Barham in 1840. —
Trecion, near Haverfordwest ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
RARING, Right Hon. Sir Francis Thornhill,
Bart. (cr. 1793).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Baring, Bart.,
M.P., by Mary Ursula, dau. of Charles Sealy,
Esq., of Calcutta ; h. 1796 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1818 ;
m. 1st 1825 Jane, dau. of the late Sir G. Grey,
Bart., G.C.B.; 2ndl841 Arabella, dau. of the 1st Earl
of Effingliam. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1817); has been called to the Bar; was a
Lord of the Treasury (1830-4), Joint Secretary of
the Treasury (1S34 9), Chancellor of the Exchequer
(1839-41), and 1st Lord of the Admiralty (1849 51);
has been M.P. for Portsmouth since 1826. Repre-
sents a younger branch of the family of Lord Ash-
burton. — Stratton P.ark, Winchester ; Reform and
Athenreum Clubs, S.W. ; 85, Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas George, M.P. for Fal-
mouth ; Captain Hants Yeomaniy Cavalry, and
Secretary to the Council for India ; late a Lord of
the Admiralty ; h. 1826 ; m. 1848 Elizabeth Har-
riet, dau. of H. C. Sturt, Esq., of Critchill, Dorset.
BARING, Hon. Francis (of Backenham House).
Second son of 1st Lord Ashburton, by Anne, dau.
of the late William Bingham, Esq., of Pliiladelphia,
U.S., and heir pres. to that title ; h. 1800 ; m. 1833
Clare Hortense, dau. of le Due de Bassano. Was
M.P. for Thetford 1832-41 and 1848-57.— Bucken-
ham House, near Brandon, Suffolk ; 16, St. James's
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Alexander Hugh, B.A. of Ch. C'h.,
Oxford, and M.P. for Thetford ; b. 1835.
BARING, Hon. and Rev. Frederick (of Melchet
Park).
Third son of 1st Lord .Vshburton, by Anne, dau. of
the late William Bingham, lisq., of Philadelphia,
U.S.; b. 1806; in. 1831 Frederica Mary Cathe-
rine, dau. of J. Ashton, Esq. Educated at Eton and
Christ's Coll., Cambridge ; was Rector of Itchen
Stoke, Hants, 1830-44.— Melchet Park, near Rom-
sey, Hants ; 9, Grosvenor Crescent, S.W.
BARING, Thomas, Esq. (of Norman's Court).
Second son of the late Sir Thomas Baring, Baj-t.,
M.P., of Stratton Park, Hants, by Mary^Ursula,
eldest dau. of the late Chas. Setdy, Esq., of Cal-
cutta ; h. 1800. Educated at '\^'inchester ; is a
Merchant in London, a Director of the Bank of
England, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Middlesex and for London ; has been M.P. for
Huntingdon since 1844. — Norman's Court, near
Stockbridge, Hants; 41, Upper Grosvenor St., W.
BARING-GOULD, Edward, Esq. (ofLewTren-
chard) .
Eldest son of the late William Baring-Gould, Esq.,
by Diana Amelia, dau. of Joseph Sabine, Esq. ; h.
1804 ; s. 1846 ; vi. 1832 Sophia Charlotte, dau. of
the late Admiral Bond. Educated at the East-
India Military Coll., Addiscombe ; was formerly
in the Madras Light Cavalry ; is a Magistrate for
Devon. — Lew Trenchard, Lewdown, Devon.
Heir, his son Sabine, h. 1834.
BARKER, George Jones, Esq. (of Albrighton
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Barker, Esq. (who was
High Sheriff for Staffordshire in 1850), by Theo-
dosia, only dau. of George Jones, Esq., of Shacker-
ley, CO. Salop; h. 1825 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1854 Sara,
younger dau. of James Cunliffe, Esq., Banker, of
London. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Stafford. — Albrighton Hall, near Wolverhampton ;
Fenton's Hotel, St. James's Street, S.W.
BARKER, William, Esq. (of Kilcooly Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Chambre Brabazon Ponsonby,
Esq. (who assumed the name of Barker in 1818,
having succeeded to the estates of his uncle, the
late Sir William Barker, Bart.), by Henrietta,
eldest dau. of 1st Earl of Bective ; h. 1795 ; s. 1834;
m. 1816 Elizabeth Selina, 4th dau. of the late
Bishop Knox of Derry. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Tipperary (High Sheriff 1824) ; w.as
High Sheriff for co. Kilkenny 1844. This family
is descended from a common ancestor with the
Earl of Bessborough. — Kilcooly Abbey, co. Tip-
perary.
Heir, his brother Chambre Brabazon, Esq.,
b. 1799 ; m. 1834 Mary, dau. of the late Colonel
Latouche.
BARKLY, Sir Henry, Knt., K.C.B. (cr. 1853).
Only son of the late ^-Eneas Barkly, Esq., Mer-
chant of London ; b. 1815 ; m. 1840 Elizabeth
Helen, 2nd dau. of J. F. Timins, Esq., of Hill-
field House, Herts (she cl. 1857). Educated at
Bruce Castle, Tottenham ; was Governor of British
Guiana 1849-53, andof Jamaica 1853-6 ; appointed
Governor of Victoria 1856 ; was M.P. for Leo-
minster 1845-9. — Toorak, near Melbourne, Aus-
tralia ; Windham and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
BARLOW, Sir Morison, Bart. (cr. 1803).
Third but only surviving son of the late Sir R.
Barlow, Bart., by Augusta Louisa, dau. of Major-
General Seymour, R.A. ; b. 1835 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1857. Is Lieutenant 4th Beug.al European Light
Cavalry ; was present at the siege and taking of
Lucknow, under Lord Clyde. The 1st Bai-onet
was Governor-General of India 1805-6. — Calcutta.
Heir Pres., his cousin Richard Wellesley, b.
1836, son of the late Richard Wellesley Barlow,
Esq., H.E.I.C. Civil Service, 6th son of Sir George
Hilaro Barlow, 1st Bart.
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BAETyTABD, Lady.
Isabella Letitia, dau. of General J. C. Craufuid ;
m. 1S28 Major-General Sir H. W. Barnard, K.C.B.,
who d. in India 1857. — Wilton Crescent, S.W.
BARNARD, Henry Gee, Esqt. (of Cave Castle).
Eldest son of the late Henry Boldero Barnard, Esq.,
by Sarah Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of Roger
Gee, Esq., of Bishop Burton ; b. 1789 ; s. 1815 ;
in. 1834 Elizabeth Mary, dau. of Henry Elliott,
Esq. Educated at Eton ; was formerly Captain in
the Scots Greys. — Cave Castle, near 15 rough,
Yorkshire ; Athenseum Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew Charles Edward Gee,
I. 1822.
BARWARD, Talbot, Esq. (of Kempston Hoo).
Elder son of the late Thomas Barnard, Esq.,
Banker, of Bedford, by Anne, dau. of Thomas
Fisher, Esq., of Cambridge ; b. 1827 ; 5. 1853 ; m.
1849 Mary, dau. of Nicholas FitzPatrick, Esq.,
M.D. Educated at Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge ; is
a Magistrate for Beds (High Sheriff 1856), and a
Banker at Bedford. — Kempston Hoo, near Bedford.
Heir, his son Talbot, b. 1819.
BARK'ARD, Thomas, Esq.. (of Prestbiiry).
Eldest son of the late liev. Robert Cary Barnard,
Rector of Withersfield, Suffolk, by Elizabeth, dau.
of R. Cary Elwes, Esq., of Isleworth ; b. 1792 ;
m. 1822 Christian Porter, dau. of Thomas Porter,
Esq., of Rockbeare House, Devon. Entered the
ar-my in 1808 ; is a Magistrate for Cambridgeshire.
— Prestbury, near Cheltenham.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1823.
BAETsTARDISTON, Nathaniel Clarke, Esq. (of
The Ryes).
Son of the late Nathaniel Barnardiston, Esq., by
EHzabeth, dau. of J. S. Styles, Esq. ; b. 1799 ; s.
1837; m. 1826 Sophia, dau. of George Robert
Eyres, Esq., late of Cavenham Hall, Norfolk.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1819,
M.A. 1821) ; is a Magistrate for Essex and Suffolk.
This family was formerly of Ketton, the adjoining
parish to Barnardiston, in Suffolk, whence they
derive their name, having been located there before
the Conquest. Two Baronetcies in succession were
created in this family, but they both became extinct.
— The Ryes, near Sudbury, Suffolk ; University
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Nathaniel, Justice of the Peace, of
PentlowHall, Suffolk ; b. 1832 ; m. 1858 Florence,
dau. of the 4th Earl of Dartmouth.
BARWE, Frederick, Esq., (of Sotterley Park).
Eldest son of the late Michael Barne, Esq., many
years M.P. for Dunwich ; b. 18— ; s. 1837 ; m.
1834 Mary Anne Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir
J. C. Honywood, Bart. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Suf-
folk ; formerly Captain 12th Lancers ; was M.P.
for Dunwich 1830-2. — Sotterley Park, near Dvin-
wich, Suffolk.
BARNEBY, John Habington, Esq. (of Brock-
hampton).
Eldest son of the late John Barneby, Esq-, (who was
M.P. first for Droitwich and afterwards for East
Worcestershire), by Susan, eldest dau. of Henry
Elwes, Esq., of Colesbourne, Gloucestershire ; b.
1840; s. 1846. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford. — Brockhampton, near Worcester.
BARNES,* James Rothwell, Esq. (of Farnworth
Hall).
Son of the late James Barnes, Esq. ; b, 17 — ;
Ml. 18 — dau. of , Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Lancaster, and a Merchant and
Manufacturer at Bolton. — Farnworth Hall, near
Bolton.
Heir, his son Thomas, late M.P. for Bolton ;
&. 1813.
BARNES, Thomas, Esq., M.D., F.R.S.E. (of
Btmker's Hill).
Second son of the late Thomas Barnes, Esq., by
Jane, only dau. of John Lawson, Esq., of Whit-
rigglees ; b. 1793 ; m. 1827 Ann, only dau. of John
Ismay, of Brackenlands, niece of the late William
Kay, Esq., of TringPark. Educated at Edinburgh,
London, and Paris ; appointed Physician to the Car-
lisle Dispensary 1817, to the Fever Hospital 1820,
and to the County Infirmary 1840 ; is a Magistrate
for Cumberland. This f;imily has resided for a long
period upon property in the parish of Wigton. —
Bunker's Plill, near Carlisle.
Heir, his son John, b. 1829.
BARNETT, Charles, Esq. (of Stratton Park).
Only son of the late Major-General Charles Barnett,
by Harriet, eldest daix. of Admiral Sir R. King, Bart.,
of Bellevue, Kent ; b. 1796 ; s. 1804 ; m. IS2Q Eliza-
beth, 3i'd dau. of Sir Peter Payne, Bart., of Blun-
ham House, Beds, Educated at Emmanuel Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Beds (High Sheriff
1821). — Stratton Park, near Biggleswade, Beds.
Heir, his son Charles FitzRoy, b. 1830. '
BARNEWALL, Sir Reginald Aylmer John,
de Barne val, Bart. (er.;i622).
Only son of the late Sir Aylmer John Barnewall,
Bart., byEsmsy Mary, dan. of Christopher Barnewall,
Esq., of Meadstown, co. Meath ; b. 1838 ; s. as 8th
Bart. 1838. Educated at the Catholic LTniversity,
Dublin ; descended from a common ancestor with
Lord Trimleston. This family was formerly seated
at Crickstown Castle, co. Meath, which estate and
residence they lost by their adherence to the cause
of the unfortunate Charles I.— Caucestown, Ath-
boy, CO. Meath ; Shelbonrne Hotel, Dublin.
Heir Prcs., his cousin John, b. 1825.
BARNEWELL, Richard, Esq. (of Bloomsberry).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Barnewell, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Thomas Everard, Esq., of RaTi-
dillstown, CO. Meath; b. 1821; s. 1852; m. 1845
Helena Maria Roche, youngest dau. of Cliarles
Whyte Roche, Esq., of co. Limerick. Educated at
Prior P.ark Coll., Bath ; is a Magistrate for co.
Meath. — Bloomsberry, near Kells, co. Meath.
BARRETT, John Edward, Esq. (of Carriganess
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Edward Barrett, Esq., by
Mary Anne, dau. of James Barry, Esq., of Kil-
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Larry ; h. 1S23 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1856 Katherine, clau.
of William O'Sullivan, Esq., of Cavriganess Castle.
Educated at Clongowes Coll. ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Cork ; represents an ancient English family
whicU has been in Ireland since the 12th century ;
they were the owners of the Barony of Barretts,
having two principal I'esidences there, viz. Bal-
lincollig Castle and Castlemore. William Barrett
of Castlemore was created a Baronet 1665 (title now
extinct). All the estates of this family were for-
feited at the Revolution, Colonel John Barrett being
then the owner. — Carrigaue.ss Castle, near Bautry,
CO. Cork.
BARRIBrGTOW (Viscount), "William Keppel
Barrington (cr. 1720).
Eldest son of tiie 5th Viscount, by Elizabeth, dau.
of the late Robert Adair, Esq. ; h. 1793 ; s. 1829 ;
m. 1823 Jane, dau. of the 1st Lord Ravensworth.
Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1814) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
I3erks and Durham ; was M.P. for Berks 1837-57.
— Beckett House, rear Farringdon, Berks ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; 20, Cavendish Square, W.
Heir, his son George William, a Dep. Lieut, for
Berks, and Lieutenant Royal Wilts Yeomanry
Cavalry ; h. 1824 ; m. 1846 Isabel Elizabeth, only
child of the late John Morritt, Esq., of Rokeby
Park.
BABRIKraTOlsr, sir Matthew, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Joseph Barrington, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of D. Bagot, Esq., of Limerick ;
6. 1788 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1846 ; m. 1814 Cliarlotte,
dau. of W. Hartigan, Esq., of Dublin (she d. 1858).
A member of the Ii'ish Bar, and Crown Solicitor
for the Muuster Circuit. — Barrington House,
Glenstal, co. Limerick ; 50, Stephen's Green,
Dubhn.
Heir, his sou William Hartigan, h. 1815.
BAEBINGTOrT, Hou. Augustus.
Fourth son of the 5th Viscount Barrington ; h. 1798.
Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford, and was afterwards
Fellow of All Souls Coll. (B.C.L. 1822, D.C.L.
1827) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1823.—
19, Eaton Place, S. W.
BABEINGTOlSr, Hon. and Bev. Lowther John.
Sixth son of the 5th Viscount Barrington ; h. 1805 ;
7/1. 1837 Catherine Georgiana, dau. of the 2nd Earl
of Chichester. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1825, M.A. 1829) ; is Registrar of the Eccle-
siastical Court, Durham ; appointed Rector of West
Tytherlejr, Hants, 1839 ; ofWatton 1850.— Watton
Rectory, near Hertford.
Heir, his son Russell Henry, l>. 1840.
BAERING-TON, Hon. Percy.
Second son of the 6th Viscount Barrington : h. 1825 ;
'/)(.. 1845 Louisa, dau. of T. Higgins, Esq. Educated
at Eton ; is Dep. Lieut, for Oxon ; late Captain
Oxford Militia ; was formerly Lieutenant Rifle
Brigade, and subsequently Lieutenant Scots Fusi-
lier Guards, — Westbury IManor, near Buckingham.
BABBOW, Sir Henry Winston, Bart. (cr. 1841).
Eldest son of the late Pierce Barron, Esq., of
Balineal, co. Waterford, by Anna, dau. of Henry
Winston, Esq. ; h. 1795 ; m. 1822 Anna Leigh
Grey, dau. of Sir G. Page Turner, Bart, (she d.
1852). Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Waterford ; was
M.P. for AVaterford 1832-52.— Barron Court, near
Waterford ; Glenanna, near Dungarvon, Ireland ;
Crawley's Hotel, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry Page Turner, Attache to the
British Embassy at Brussels ; 6. 1826.
BABBOKT, •William Newell, Esq. (of KinghiU
House).
Youngest son of the late Pierce Barron, Esq., by
Mary Anne, dau. of Henry Winston, Esq., of
Fethard, co. Tipperar}', and younger brother of Sir
Henry Winston Barron, Bart., many years M.P.
for the city of Waterford ; h. 1805 ; 7)i."l831 Mary
Frances St. John Newell, dau. and co-heiress of
Captain John Nevv^ell, R.N., of Kinghill House,
CO. Down, a Deputy Governor and Justice of Peace
of the said county. Educated at St. Edmund's
Coll., Ware, the Lycee Henri IV., Paris, and Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; called to the Irish Bar 1830 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Down ; appointed Chairman of
Quarter Sessions of King's co. 1841. — Kinghill
House, near Rathfriland ; Stephen's Green Club,
Dublin ; 18, Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin.
Heir, his sou Pierse Barron Newell, &. 1833.
BAEROW, Sir G-eorge, Bart. (cr. 1835).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir John Barrow,
Bart, (many years Secretary to the Admiralty), by
Mary, dau. of Peter Johu Triiter, Esq., of Cape of
Good Hope ; I. 1806 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1848 ; m.
1832 Rosamond, dau. of W. Pennell, Esq., and
adopted dau. of the late Right Hon. J. W. Croker.
Educated at the Ciiarterhouse ; is a Senior Clerk
in the Colonial Ofi&ce. This family was formerly
settled at Ulverstone, Lancashire. — Athenffiuni
Club, S.W. ; Ulvei-stoue Lodge, Addison Road,
Kensington, W.
Heir, his son Rev. John Croker, h. 1833 ; in.
1857 Emily Jane, dau. of J. N. Merriman, Esq.
BAREOW, Vtriiliam Hodgson, Esq. (of South-
weU).
Second son of the late Rev. Richard Barrow, by
Mai-y, dau. of G. Hodgkinson, Esq., of Southwell,
Notts; h. 1784; s. 1807. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for' Notts (High Sheriff 1845) ; has
been M.P. for S. Notts since 1847. — Southwell,
Nottinghamshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 35, West-
bourne Terrace, W.
BAEEY, Sii' Charles, Knt., P.E.S., E.S.A. (cr.
1852).
Son of the late Walter E. Barry, Esq., of West-
minster; h. 1795; m. 1822 Mary, dau. of S.
Rowsell, Esq. Is an eminent Architect, Knighted
for his services in the design and construction of
the New Houses of Parliament. — The Elms, Clap-
ham, Surrey, S. ; AthenDsum Club, S.W,
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BARSY, Edward Robert Caulfeild, Esq. (of Kil-
bolane Castle).
Eldest sou of the late Major B. E. Barry, formerly
of the 6th Dragoons, by Grace, dan. of Lieutenant-
Colonel Caulfeild, of Benown, oo. Westmeath ; h.
1S28 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1855 Kate Elizabeth Manley,
dau. of Henry F. Cullen, Esq., of Rockwood, co.
Leitrim. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate for co. Cork. — Kilbolaue Castle, near
Charleville, co. Cork.
BARRY, James, Esq. (of Ballyclough).
Eldest son of the late Major-General Barry, by
Phebe, dau. of John A. Drought, Esq., of Letty-
brook ; h. 1805 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1841 Olivia Maria
Drew, dau. of Francis Drew, Esq., D.L., of Moy-
coilop. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork (High Sheriff 1841);
entered the army 1823 ; served in the 71st foot,
and was afterwards Captain 15th regt. This
ftimily was formerly settled at Manorpeer Castle,
Pembrokeshire, and came to Ireland with theFitz-
geralds and FitzStephens. — Ballyclough, near
Fermoy, co. Cork.
Heir Pres., his brother Redmond, /*. 1813.
BARRY, James Redmond, Esq. (of Glandore
House) .
Only son surviving of the late James Barry, Esq.,
of Donoughmore, co. Cork, by Margaret Farrell,
dau. of John Farrell, Esq., of Burren, co. Cork ; h.
1789 ; s. 1800 ; m. 1819 Anne Stack, relict of John
Stack, Esq., of the city of Cork, and dau. of Bar-
tholomew Foley, Esq., of Cork. Educated at Cork ;
is a Magistrate for co. Cork, and a Commissioner
of Irish Fisheries ; was formerly Inspector-General
of Irish Fisheries. This family is descended from
the Viscounts Buttevant, as appears fi'om an
inquiry before the Lords' Committee of Privileges
in 1825; but the title has remained in abeyance
since. — Glandore House, near Rosscarbery, co.
Cork ; 11, Lower Dominick Street, Dublin.
Heir, his sou William FitzJames, resident
Magistrate for Mayo, and Justice of Peace for co.
Cork; h. 1824 ; m. 1849 Annette Thelaire, only dau.
of Edmond Hore, Esq., of Liverpool.
BARTLEET, Robert Smith, Esq. (of The Shrub-
bery).
Eldest son of "William Bartleet, Esq., by Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Robert Smith, Esq., of Edgbaston
Grove, co. Warwick ; h. 1822 ; m. 1851 Harriet,
dau. of the late Joseph Stock, Esq., of Bourn-
brook Hall, near Birmingham. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Worcester. — The S,h rubbery, Redditch, near
Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.
BARTOW, Folliot "Warren, Esq. (of Clonelly).
Eldest son of the late William Barton, Esq., by
Ann Isabella, dau. of Folliot Warren, Esq., of
Lodge, CO. Kilkenny ; 6. 1798 ; s. 1835. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Fermanagh (High
Sheriff 1834); was formerly in the Royal Navy.
This family is a younger branch of the Bartons of
B.arton Hall, Lancashire, and descends from Thos.
Barton, an officer in Essex's army, who settled in
Fermanagh on grants of land from the Crown in
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1609. — Clonellv, near Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward George, h. 1806.
BARTOlSr, Rev. Henry Jonas.
iSon of the Rev. James Barton, Rector of Alding-
ham, Lancashire, J. P., and Chairman of Quarter
Sessions, by Eleanor, dau. of John Parr, Esq., of
Liverpool ; b. 1797 ; m. 1827 Emma Elizabeth, only
child of George Henry Richard Warner, Esq., of
Teddington, Oxon, and cousin of the late William
Henry Ashhurst, Esq., of Waterstock, M.P. for
Oxon. Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; ap-
pointed Vicar of Latton, Wilts, 1830, Rural Dean
1835, Rector of Wicken, co. Northampton, 1838 ;
Honorai-y Canon of Peterborough 1855 ; is a
Magistrate for cos. Northampton and Bucks.
Descended from the Bartons of Smethels and
Holm, CO. Lancaster, and connected by marriage
with the families of Shuttleworth, Lever, Hesketh,
and Fazakerly, in the same county. — Wicken Rec-
tory, near Stony Stratford.
BARTOIXT, John Hope, Esq. (of Stapleton Park).
Eldest son of the late John Watson Barton, Esq.,
by Juliana, 2nd dau. of James Hope, Esq., of
Moray Place, Edinburgh; h. 1833 ; s. 1840. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1856) ; is
a Magistrate for Yorkshire. — Stapleton Park,
Pontefract; Saxby Hall, Barton-on-Humber, Lin-
colnshire ; Carlton and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
BARTOlSr, Nathaniel, Esq. (of Corsley House).
Only son of the late Nathaniel Barton, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Brouncker Thring,
D.D., Rector of Sutton Veney, V/ilts ; b. 1813 ;
s. 1828 ; m. 1847 Mary, dau. of John Nicholas,
Esq., Commander R.N. Educated at Winchester
Coll. ; is a Magistrate for Somerset and Wilts, and
a Cornet in the Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry.—
Corsley House, near Warminster, Wilts.
Heir, his son Nathaniel Fletcher, b. 1849.
BARTOJT, Thomas Barker, Esq. (of Grove).
Eldest son of the late William Barton, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of Samuel Perry, Esq., of Wood-
rooffe ; b. 1816 ; s. 1857- Educated at Harrow ;
is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary. — Grove, near
Fethard, co. Tipperary.
Heir Pres., his brother Samuel Henry, b. 1817.
BARTOW, Thomas Edward "Walter, Esq. (of
Threxton House).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Barton, Esq., by
Hannah, dau. of E. Clark, Esq. ; b. 1811 ; s. 1837;
m. 1844 Eliza, only child of John Allday, Esq., of
Griston. — Threxton House, near Watton, Norfolk.
Heir, his son Thomas Allday, 6. 1845.
BARTTELOT, George, Esq. (of Stopham House).
Third son of the late Walter Barttelot, Esq. (who
assumed the additional surname of Smyth in com-
pliance with the will of his aunt), by Philadelphia,
dau. of Rev. John Wickens, D.D., Rector of Pet-
worth and TiUiugton ; b. 1788 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1819
Emma, youngest dau. of the late James Wood-
bridge, Esq., of Richmond, Surrey. Educated at
D 2
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Eton and Woolwieli ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Sussex ; was formerly in the Eoyal Horse
Artillery ; served in the Peninsula, for which he
has received the silver medal with five clasps. This
family is said to have come into England with
"William the Conqueror, and fixed their residence
at Stopham in the lith century. — Stopham House,
near Petworth, Sussex ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Walter Barttelot, b. 1820 ; m. 1852
Harriet, 4 th dau. of the late Sir Christopher Mus-
grave, Bart., of Edenhall.
BASHFORD, 'William Charles Lake, Esq. (of
Norwood House).
Eldest son of the late James Bashford, Esq., Capt.
E.N., by Sophia, dau. of W. C. Lake, Esq., of
Castle Godwin, co. Gloucester; b, 1812; s. 1832;
m, 1835 Frances Jane, 2nd dau. of Rev. John
Brome, M.A., of Bromefield, Barbados, and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge. Is a Magistrate for Middlesex. —
Norwood House, Hounslow, Middlesex ; 37, Bruns-
wick Square, Brighton.
Heir, his son Charles Brome, Cornet 9th Lancers,
b. 1830.
BASKERVILLE.
(See 3J)jnors.)
BASS.MiclLael Tliomas, Esq.. (of Byi'kley Lodge).
Eldest son of the late M. T. Bass, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of Abram Hoskins, Esq., of Burton-on-Trent ;
b. 1799 ; m. 1835 Emily Jane, d.au. of Major Samuel
Arden, of Long Crofts. Educated at Burton Gram-
mar-school ; is an eminent brewer at Burton, and
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Stafford and
Derby; has been M.P. for Derby since 1852, —
Byrkley Lodge, near Burton-upon-Trent ; Reform
Club, S.W. ; 19, Lower Belgrave Street, S.W,
Heir, his son Michael Arthur, b. 1837.
BASSET, Jolm Francis, Esq. (of Tehidy Park).
Eldest son of the late John Basset, Esq., of
Stratton, Cornwall (some time M.P. for Helston
and Lieut. -Colonel Corni.sh Militia), by Elizabeth
Mary,dau. of the late Sir Rose Price, Bart., of Treng-
wainton, Cornwall ; b. 1831 ; s. his aunt, the late
Baroness Basset, 1855; m. 1858 Emily Henrietta,
youngest dau. of Viscount Gort. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall. Patronage 5 livings.
This family is of French extraction, and the present
owner holds the lands of Tehidy by a grunt from
William I. to his ancestor Ralph de Dunstanville
(see Burke's "Extinct Peerage," Barony of De
Dunstanville).- — Tehidy Park, near Truro, Corn-
wall ; Carlton and Conservative Club.s, S.W^. ; 7,
Upper Belgrave Street, S.W.
B ASSETT, Kichard, Esq. (of Bonvilstone Housey.
Eldest son of the late Thomas Morgan Bassett,
Esq., by Anne, dau. of the Rev. Dr. Morgan, D.D. ;
b. 1820 ; s. 1811 ; m. 1843 Ann Maria, 2nd dau. of
John Homfray, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Glamorgan. — Bonvilstone House,
near Cardiff, Glamorganshire ; Conservative Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son John Richard, b. 1817.
BASTARD, Baldwin John Pollexfen, Esq. (of
Kitley).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late E. P.
Bastard, Esq. (some time M. P. for Devon), by
Anne Jane, only dau. of 2nd Lord Rodney ; b. 1830 ;
s. his brother 1856. Educated at Winchester and
Balliol Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Devon ;
late Lieutenant 9th foot. — Kitley, near Yealmpton,
Devon ; Buckland Court, near Ash burton, Devon.
Heir Prcs., his brother William Pollexfen, in
Holy Orders; b. 1832 ; m. 1859 Caroline, 2nd dau.
of Rear-Admiral WooUcombe, of Hemerdon,
Devon.
BASTARD, Thomas Horlock, Esq. (of Charlton
Marshall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Horlock Bastard,
Esq. (High Sheriff of Dorset in 1812), by his 1st
wife Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Biggs, Esq., of
Blandford ; b. 1796 ; ni. 1st 1845 Margaret, widow
of Captain Forbes, H.E.I.C.S. (she d. 1845) ; 2nd
1858 Sarah, eldest dau. of Rev. E. Vincent, Vicar
of Rowde, Wilts. — Charlton Marshall, near Bland-
ford, Dorset.
BATEMAK" (Lord), "William Bateman Bateman-
Hanbury (cr. 1837).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord by Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Lord Spencer Chichester; b. 1826; s.
1845 ; in. 1854 Agnes, dau. of the late Sir E. Ker-
rison, Bart. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1847) ; is Lord Lieutenant of co.
Hereford ; has been a Lord in Waiting. Patron 2
livings. Is descended from a common ancestor
with Lord Sudeley. — Shobdon Court, near Leo-
minster, Herefordshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 37,
Brook Street, W.
Heir, his son William Spencer, b. 1856.
BATEMAN, Colthm-st, Esq. (of Bartholey
House).
Eldest son of the late Colthurst Bateman, Esq., of
Bedford House, co. Kerry, by Jane, dau. of Robert
Dobson, Esq., of Angrove, co. Cork; b. 1780;
s. 1821 ; m. 1809 Jane Sarah, dau. of John
Kemeys Gardner Kemeys, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Monmouth (High Sheriff 1839). This
family is connected, on the wife's side, with Sir
Nicholas Kemeys, who defended Chepstow Castle
for King Charles I. — Bartholey House, near L^ske,
CO. Monmouth.
Hc'ir, his son -John, h. 1S14.
BATEMAN, Thomas, Esq. (of Guilsborough).
Fifth son of the late Rev. John Bateman. of Guils-
boiough (grandson of the late Sir Arthur Hazelrigg,
Bart.), by Mar}', grand-daughter of John Bateman,
Esq., of Guil.'jborough ; b. 1810 ; //;. 1840 Marianne,
dau. of Dr. Daubeny, D.C.L., Oxford. Educated
at Corpus Christi Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1831,
M.A. 1834) ; is a member of the Middle Temple.
This family were formerly Lords of the Manor
of Guilsborough, and have been established at
Guilsborough for 200 years, and are in possession
of pi'operty at Clifton, co. Warwick, which be-
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louged to John Bateman cle Clifton in 1560. —
Guilsborougli, Nortliampton ; 3, Elm Court, Middle
Temple, E.G.
lldr, his son Arthur Wigley, h. 1844.
BATEMAN, Thomas, Esq. (of Middleton Hall).
Only child of the late William Bateman, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of James Crompton, Esq., of Breight-
met, Lancashire ; h. 1821 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1847 Sarah,
2iad dau. of William Parker, Esq. This family was
formerly of Hartington, co. Derby. — Middleton
Hall and Lomberdale House, Bakewell, Derbyshire.
Heir, his son Thomas William, h. 1852.
BATEMAN.
(See Jones- Bateman.)
BATES, Miss (of Milbotirne Hall).
Jane Anne, eldest dau. of the late Ralph Bates,
Esq. (who was Justice of the Peace and Dep. Lieut,
and High Sheriff of Northumberland, many years
Lieutenant-Colonel 6th Dragoons and Colonel-
Commandant of South Northumberland Militia,
and who d. 1813), by Sarah, 3rd dau. of the late
Bev. Nathaniel Ellison, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; s.
her brother by deed of gift 1855. This family is one
of the oldest county families in the North of Eng-
land, and Miss Bates is 18th in direct descent from
Edward III. Her ancestor Thomas Bates, M.P.
for Morpeth 1554-8, was a loyal and able servant of
Queens Mary and Elizabeth, and distinguished
himself in the suppression of the rebellion in the
northern counties 1569. — Milbourne Hall, near
Newcastle-on-Tyne.
BATES, Nathaniel, Esq. (late of Milbom-ne
Hall).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Ralph
Bates, Esq., by Sarah, dau. of the late Rev. Natha-
niel Ellison, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; h. 1805 ;
s. his brother Ralph Bates, Esq., 18 — •. Educated
at Durham and Westminster, and at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford. — Milbourne Hall, near Newcastle-upon-
Tyne.
BATESON, Sir Robert Harvey, Bart. (cr. 1789).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Bateson, Esq., by his
2ud wife Margaret, dau. of the Rev. Joseph Dou-
glas ; b. 17 — ; s. his uncle as 2nd Bart. 1825 ; in.
1819 Eliza, dau. of A. Hammond, Esq., ofHutton
Bonville, co. York. The 1st Bart, was created
with remainder to his brothers. — Killoquin, near
Antrim ; Castruse, near Donegal.
BATESON, Sir Robert, Bart. (cr. 1818).
Only son of the late Thomas Bateson, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of G. Lloyd, Esq. ; h. 1782 ; m. 1811
Katharine, dau. of the late Samuel Dickson, Esq.,
of Ballinagville, co. Limerick. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Down ; was M.P. for London-
derry 1830-42. — Belvoir Park, near Belfast ; Moira
Park, CO. Down ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 32, Gros-
venor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas, late Captain 13th Light
Dragoons, and formerly M.P. for co. Londonderry ;
Ij. 1819; m. 1849 Caroline Elizabeth Anne, dau. of
the 4th Lord Dynevor.
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BATH (Marquis of), John Alexander Thynne
(cr. 1789).
Eldest son of the 3rd Marquis, by Harriet, dau. of
the 1st Lord Ashburton ; h. 1831 ; s. 1837. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
for Wilts and Captain Wilts Yeomanry. Patron-
age 12 livings. — Longleat, near Warminster, Wilts ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 44, Berkeley Sq., W.
Heir Pres., his brother Lord Henry Frederick,
M.P. for South Wilts, and Cornet Wilts Yeo-
manry ; h. 1832 ; in. 1858 Ulrica Frederica Jane,
dau. of the 12th Duke of Somerset,
BATHURST (Earl), Henry George Bathurst,
D.C.Ii. (cr. 1772).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Georgiana, dau. of
the late Lord George Lennox; h. 1790 ; 5. 1834.
Graduated B.A. at Ch. Ch., Oxford, 1811 ; formerly
a Commissioner for Indi.an affairs ; was M.P. for
Cirencester 1812-34. Patronage 3 livings. The 1st
Earl was Lord Chancellor 1771-78. — Oakley Park,
near Cirencester, Gloucestershire; Carlton Club,
S.W^ ; 4, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Lennox, Clerk of
the Privy Council, Barrister-at-Law, formerly
Fellow of All Souls Coll., O.xford ; h. 1791.
BATHURST, Sir Frederick Hutchinson Her-
vey, Bart. (cr. 1818).
Eldest son of the late Sir Frederick A. Hervey-
Bathurst, Bart., by Jane, dau. of John Hutchin-
son, Esq.; h. 1807; s. as 3rd Bart. 1824; m.
1st 1832 Louisa M.ary, dau. of the late Walter
Smythe, Esq., of Bambridge House, Haots (she d.
1840); 2nd 1845 Clara Emily, dau. of Sir R. Brooke,
Bart. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Wilts ; formerly Captain Grenadier
Guards ; is descended from a common ancestor with
the Marquis of Bristol. Patronage 1 living.—
Clarendon Park, near Salisbury; 1, Regent Street,
S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick Thomas Arthur, h. 1833,
Captain Grenadier Guards.
BATHURST, Lady Caroline.
Elder dau. of the 1st Earl of Castlestuart ; m. 1815
(Tcneral Sir J. Bathurst, K.C.B., who d. 1850. —
The Grove, Stanmore, Middlesex.
BATHURST, Charles, Esq. (of Lydiiey Park).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Charles Bragge,
M.P. (who assumed the name and arms of Bathurst
in 1804, on succeeding to the estate of Lydney), by
Ch.arlotte, youngest dau. of Anthony Addington,
Esq., M.D., of Up Ottery, Devonshire ; h. 1790 ;
s. 1831 ; in. 1819 Mary, dau. of William Fendall,
Esq., of Hall Court, co. Hereford. Educated at
W^inchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1811, M.A.
1813); called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1818 ; is
a Magistrate for Gloucestershire, and a Verderer
of the Forest of Dean ; was formerly Chairman of
the County Sessions. The Bragge family was
formerly of Cleve Hill, near Bristol, previously
from Essex. The Bathurst family of Lydney
originated in Benjamin Bathurst, Esq., great-
grandfather of the present owner, and youngest
Bat]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Lrotlier of the Isfc Lord Bathurst, who purchased
the estate from the family of Wintour, — Lydney
Park, Gloucestershire.
Heir (as successor iu tail by the will of Poole
Bathurst, Esq., his father's maternal uncle), his
brother the Rev. William Hiley, h. 1796 ; m. 1829
Mary Anne, 4th dau. of Matthew Rhodes, Esq.
BATT, Robert, Esq. (of Pxirdysburn).
Eldest son of the late Narcissus Batt, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Thomas Greg, Esq. ; h. 1795 ; s.
1840 ; rn. 1841 Charlotte, dau. of Samuel Wood,
Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1816) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Down. — Purdysburn, near Belfast : Conservative
Club, S.W^
Heir, his son Robert, Ij. 1844,
BATT, Thomas, Esci. (of Rathmullan) .
Only son of the late Thomas Batt, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Robert Waddell, Esq., of Islandderry,
CO. Down; h. 1816; s. 1857 ; ni. 1852 Charlotte,
eldest dau. of the Veil. Edmond Hesketh Dalrymple
Knox, Archdeacon of Killaloe. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1840) ;
is a Magistrate force. Donegal (High Sheriff 1844).
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with the Batts of Purdysburn. — Rathmullau, Stra-
bane, co. Donegal.
Heir, his son Thomas Edmond, b. 1854,
BATTET^T, Edmund CMsholm, Esq. (of Thorn
I'aulcon),
Second sou of the late John Batten, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of Johu Copeland, Esq., of Iver, Bucks ; h.
1817 ; tn. 1843 Jemima, only sister of the late
Chisholm of Chisholm, of Erchless Castle, whose
name ho assumed by Royal license, iu addition to
his own, on the death of her brother, the late chief,
without issue in 1858. Educated at Edinburgh
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1842 ; is a Fellow of the Royal
Society of Edinburgh, — Thorn Faulcon, near
Taunton ; 8, Gloucester Place, Plyde Park Gar-
dens, W.
Heir, his sou James Forbes, h. 1847,
BATTERSBY, George, Q.C., LL.D. (of Longh
Bane).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Battersby, Esq., by
Margaret Catherine, eldest dau. of George Ro-
theram, Esq., of Crossdrum, co. Meath ; h. 1802 ;
s. 1839 ; m. 1830 Charlotte Sarah, dau. of Right
Hon. John Radcliff, LL.D. Educated at Trin.
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1823); called to the Bar of
Ireland 1826 ; appointed a Queen's Counsel 1844 ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Westmeath, Meath, and
Cavan. This family has been settled in Meath
. since 1688. — Lough Bane, Collinstown, co. West-
meath ; 20, Leeson Street, and Kildare Street
Club, Dublin.
Heir, hia son Thomas George, l>. 1832.
BATTY, Pi.ev. Edward (of Ballyhealy).
Second son of the late Philip Batty, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of Guynor Barry, Esq., of Beau, co.
Dublin, and brother of Espine Batty, Esq. (whom
see) ; h. 1797 ; m. 1st 1823 Mary Ann, widow of
Captain Robert Caulfeild, R.N. ; and 2ud Catharine,
dau. of John Kincaid, Esq., M.D., H.E.I. Co.'s
service. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1819. — Ballyhealy, near Castletown Delvin, co.
Westmeath, and the Vicarage, Castletown Delvin.
Heir, his son Philip Edward, 6. 1834.
BATTY, Espine, Esq. (of Ballyhealy).
Eldest surviving son of the late Philip Batty, Esq.,
by Catharine, dau. of Gaynor Barry, Esq., of Beau,
CO. Dublin ; s. his brother Fitzherbert 1847 ; in.
1st 1832 Jane Harris, dau. of Michael Harris,
Esq. ; 2nd 1835 Belissa, dau. of John Smyly, Esq.,
Q.C. Educated at Eton and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford ; called to the Irish Bar 1819, and went the
Home Circuit there ; was formerly Counsel to the
Irish (Government) Office, London. This family
originally came from England, and settled at the
mansion of Ballyhealy about the year 1690. —
Ballyhealy,* near Castletown Delvin, co. West-
meath ; St. Stephen's Green East, Dublin.
Heiress, his only dau. by his first marriage, Jane,
r.i. 1854 the Rev. Robert Monck Mason.
BAXTER, "Wmiam Edward, Esq. (of Ashcliff).
Eldest son of Edvvard Baxter, Esq., of Kincaldrum
and Dundee, by Euphemia, dau. of W. Wilson,
Esq. : h. 1825 ; m. 1847 Jessie, dau. of J. Home
Scott, Esq. Educated at Dundee and University
of Edinburgh ; is a Merchant at Dundee, and a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar ; has been M.P. for
Dundee since 1855. — Ashcliff, near Dundee, N.B. ;
44, Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, W,
BAYIiEY, Sir John Edward George, Bart,
(cr. 1834).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir John Bayley,
Bart, (one of the Judges of the Court of King's
Bench), by Elizabeth, dau. of John Markett, Esq.,
ofMeopham Lodge, Kent; h. 1794; s. 1841; m.
1st 1822 Charlotte, dau. of J. M. Fector, Esq.,
M.P., of Kearsney Abbey, Kent ; 2nd 1855 Selina,
dau. of Colonel IMarlay. Is a Barrister of the
Northern Circuit (called 1835). — Updown House,
near Sandwich, Kent ; Union Club, S.W. ; 2,
Essex Court, Temple, E.C. ; Stanhope Lodge, Ken-
sington Gore, W,
Heir, his son John Robert Emilius, iu Holy
Orders, h. 1823 ; m. 1855 Marianne Sophia, dau. of
E. Rice, Esq., of Dane Court, Kent.
BAYLEY, William Rutter, Esq. (of Cotford
House).
Only child of the late Rev. W. Bayley, by Doro-
thea, dau. of Daniel Ayrey, Esq., of Southwark ;
h. 1813; m. 1835 Flora Bower, dau. of Lieutenaut-
General Hector Munro, of Edmondsham, Dorset,
Educated at Queen's Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate for Devon. This family was formerly of
Swindon, Wilts, and Stockton, co. Durham. — ■
Cotford House, Sidbury, near Sidmouth, Devon ;
Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Rutter, B.A., of Oriel
Coll., Oxford, in Holy Orders, h. 1836.
* The iiresent eldest representative of the family has trans-
ferred the mansion and estate to his next brother, Edvvard
(whom sec).
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BAYLIS, Ed-ward, Escl. (of Hedgerley),
Eldest son of the late Edward Baylis, Esq. ; h.
1784 ; m. 18 — . Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Middlesex, and Patron of 1 living. — Hedger-
ley, near Gerrard's Cross ; 6, Cambridge Terrace,
Hyde Park, W.
Heir, liis son Edward, A.M., Rector of Hedger-
ley.
BAYLY, Sir Heury, Knt., K.H. (er. 1838).
Son of the late Z. Bayly, Esq., of Bideford, Devon,
by a dau. of the late L. Clutterbnck, Esq., of
Newark Park, co. Gloucester; /;. 17i^0; m. 1st
, 1817 Mary, dan. of W. Jolliffe, Esq. ; 2nd 1829
Martha, dau. of A. C. Fisher, Esq. A Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset, a Magistrate for
Devon, and a Lieutenant-Colonel in the army,
retired ; served at Walclieren and in the Peninsula ;
lost an arm at St. Sebastian. — Burly Villa, Lyme
Eegis, Dorset ; 1, Sydney Place, Bath.
BAYLY, Edvv^ard Symes, Esq.. (of Ballyarthiir).
Eldest son of the late Rev. H. L. Bayly, by Selina,
dau. of Sir Charles Levinge, Bart., of Knockdrin
Castle, CO. Westmeath ; b. 1807 ; s. 1827 ; in. 1835
Catherine, youngest child of the Eight Hon. Mau-
rice Fitzgerald, Knight of Kerry. Educated at
Harrow ; appointed Ensign Slth foot 1825,
Captain 1829 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Wicklow (High Sheriff 1837) ; is Lieut. -CoL
Commandant Wicklow Rifles, and Vice Lieutenant
CO. Wicklow. This family are descended from Sir
Nicholas Bayly, Bart., of Plasnewed, co. Angle-
sey, father of Henry, 1st Earl of Uxbridge, and
grandfather of the late Marquis of Anglesey.—
Bailyarthur, Ovoca, co. Wicklow ; Kildare Street
Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Henry Nicholas, 6.1843.
BAYLY, John, Esq. (of Debsborough).
Eldest sou of the late Jolm Bayly, Esq., by Mary
Elizabeth Helena, only cliild of Richard Uniacke,
Esq., of Mount Uniacke, co. Cork; b, 1805; s.
1836 ; in. 1st 1829 Catherine, youngest dau. of
Thomas Yates, Esq., of Bury, co. Lancaster ; 2nd
1839 Gertrude Catherine, 3rd dau. of late W. H.
Armstrong, Esq., of Llount Heaton, King's co.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Tipperary
(High Sheriff 1845). Debsborough, near Nenagh,
CO. Tipperary ; Kildare Street Club, Dublin ; 96,
Leeson Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son John, educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for co. Tippe-
rary, and Captain in 1st Duke of Lancaster's Own
regiment of Militia ; 'b. 1830 ; m. 1857 Mary
Anne Charlotte, dau. of the late Daniel Barrington,
Esq.
BAYUES, Sir William, Eart. (cr. 1801),
Eldest son of the late Sir Christopher Baynes,
Bart., by Nanny, dau, of the late William Gregory,
Esq., of Ryde, Isle of Wight ; 6. 1789 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1837 ; in. 1815 Julia, dau. of General John
Smith, R.A. Represents an ancient Yorkshire
family. — 55, Portland Place, W,
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Heir, his sou William John Walter, b. 1820 ;
m. 1845 Margaret, dau. of Daniel Stuart, Esq., of
Wykeham Park.
BAYNES, Eev. Adam (of Adstock),
Only son of the late Eev. William Baynes, M.A.,
of Knowstrop, Yorkshire, and Rector of the two
Richenhalls of Suffolk, by Penelope, dau. of —
Dove, Esq., of Eye, Suffolk ; b. 1784 ; s. to the family
estate of Knowstrop Hall 1827 ; in. 1811 Harriet
Sophia, dau. of William Ross, Esq. Educated at
Bury St. Edmunds and Sidney Sussex Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1807) ; appointed Rector of Adstock,
Bucks, in 1809; is a Magistrate for Bucks. This
family was formei-ly of Knowstrop, Yorkshire,
having been seated there for many generations;
the first authentic notice being of Robert Baynes,
standard-bearer to Henry VIII. at the taking of
" BuUen " (vide Thoresby's "History of Leeds").
■ — Adstock, near Buckingham,
Heir, his son Adam, b. 1813.
BAYWES, John, Esq.
Eldest son of Thomas Baynes, Esq., by Isabella,
dau. of William Farrer, Esq., of Lancaster ; b.
1815 ; in. 1840 Thomasine, eldest dau. of John
Hutton, Esq., of Lancaster, Is an Alderman of
Blackburn, and Mayor for the year 1858-9 ; also a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire. This
family was formerly from Bentham, in Yorkshire.
— 3, Richmond Terrace, Blackburn, Lancashire.
BAYlSriNG (Lord), Henry -Willinm Powlett
(cr. 1797),
Second son of the 1st Lord, by Annabella-Powlett,
dau. of Rev. R. Smythe (granddau. of Lord W.
Powlett) ; b. 1797 ; s. his brother as 3rd Lord 1823 ;
in. 1842 Emma, dau. of the late W'. H. Fellowes,
Esq., of Ramsey Abbey, Hunts. Educated at Eton
and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1818), in
Holy Orders ; formerly Rural Dean of Norwich,
and Rector of Brome, Norfolk. Descended from
a common ancestor with the Marquis Townshend
and Viscount Sydney; assumed the name of Pow-
lett in lieu of Townshend in 1823. Patron 1 living.
HoninghamHall, near Norwich ; LTniversity Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Charles, b. 1844.
BAZLEY, Thomas, Esq. (of Hayesleigh),
Eldest son of the late Thomas Bazley, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of C. Hilton, Esq., of Lancashire ; b.
1797 ; in. 1828 Mary, 2nd dau. of Sebastian Nash,
Esq. Educated at the Grammar-school, Bolton ;
appointed Member of the Royal Commission for
the Exhibition of ] 851 ; Member of the Royal
Commission for the Amalgamation of the Laws of
the United ICingdom 1853 ; Member of the Royal
Commission at Paris 1855 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire; has been M.P. for
Manchester since 1858 ; was 14 years President of
the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, This
family is, and has been, largely engaged in mer-
cantile pursuits at Manchester.^ — Hayesleigh, near
Manchester ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Sebastian, b. 1829 ; m.
1855 Elizabeth, 2ud dau, of Robert Gardner, Esq*
Bea]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BEACH, Sir Michael Edward Hicks, Bart,
(cr. 1619).
Eldest son of the late Sir M. H. Hicks-Beacb,
Bart, (who was M.P. for East Gloucestershire
1853-4), by Harriet Vittoria, dau. of John Stratton,
Esq., of Farthinghoe Lodge, co. Northampton ; h.
1837 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1854. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1858) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Gloucester and Patron of 1 living. — William-
strip Park, near Fairford, Gloucestershire. The
original name of this family was Hicks, and the
additional name of Beach was assumed by the
grandfather of the late Bart, on his marriage with
the dau. and heir of Win. Beach, Esq., of Netlier-
avon. — Williamstrip Park, near Farrford, Glouces-
tershire.
Heir Pres., his brother William Frederick, b. 1841.
BEACH, WiUiam "Wither Bramston, Esq. (of
Oakley Hall).
Eldest son of the late W. Beach, Esq., of Oakley
Hall, Hants (formerly M.P. for Malmesbury, who
took by Royal license the name of Beach only
instead of Hicks-Beacb), by Jane Henrietta, dau. of
J. Browne, Esq., of Salperton ; h. 1826 ; s. 1856 ;
oil, 1857 Caroline Chichester, dau. of the late Col.
A. Cleveland, of Tapeley Park, Devon. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1849, M.A.
1852) ; Is a Magistrate for Hants, andCapt. Hants
Yeomanry Cavalry ; has been M.P. for North
Hants since 1857 ; descended from a common an-
cestor with Sir M. Hicks-Beach, Bart. ; is Patron
of two livings. The name of this family was
originally De la Beche. — Oakley Hall, near Basing-
stoke, Hants ; Carlton Club, S.W.
BEADOW, 'William, Esq. (of Otterhead).
Eldest son of the late William Beadon, Esq., J. P.,
by Martha Anna, only child of John Hammet, Esq.,
Lieut. R.N., of the JManor House, Chard, and
Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Thomas ]\lusgrave,
Esq., of Gotten House ; 7j. 1803 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1827
Anne, eldest dau. of William Oliver, Esq., of Hope
Corner. Is a Magistrate for Devon and Somerset.
This family is from Gotten House, near Taunton,
but was settled in Devon as far back as the reign
of the Edwardsj v.'hen Sir Robert Beadon * (also
spelt Beardinor Beard vvyn) was thrice High Sheriff
for that county. — Otterhead, near Honiton, co.
Devon.
Jleir, his son William Hammet, of the Middle
Temj)le, Barrister-at-Law ; b. 1829 ; m. 1852 Frances
Adele Lambart, dau. of John Clayton Cowell, Esq.
of the 1st Royals.
BEADOTsT, "William Frederick, Esq. (of The
Corner).
Eldest son of the late R. Beadon, Esq., by Anna-
bella, dau. of the late Sir William h. Court, Bart.,
and sister of 1st Lord Heytesbury ; h. 1808; 7ii.
1841 Maria Jessie Ward, dau. of Major-General
James Pattison Cockburn, R.A. Educated at
* See Risdon's "Devon," midcr nitsliam, p. 215, and .Sir
William Pole's " History of Devon."
Eton and St, John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829,
M.A. 1833) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Terai)le
1835 ; appointed Police Magistrate of Wandsworth
and Hammersmith 1847, ditto of Marlborough
Street 1856 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Somerset. This family has been settled in Somer-
setshire for several generations. — The Corner, Lat-
ton, near Cricklade, Wilts; Athenaeum Club, S.W. ;
9, Stratford Place, W.
Jleir, his son William Vansittart, b. 1849.
BEALE, Sam-ael, Esq. (ofWarfield Grove).
Son of Wm. Beale, Esq., of Camphill, Birming-
ham ; b. 1803 ; m. 1st 1823 Emma, dau. of Rev.
E. Butcher, of Sidmouth, Devon ; 2nd 1856 Marj',
dau. of J. Johnson, Esq., of Field House, Chester.
Is a Magistrate for co. Warwick, a merchant in
London, and Chairman of the Midland Railway ;
has been M.P. for Derby since 1857.— Warfield
Grove, near Bracknel, Berks ; Reform Club, S.W. ;
10, Park Street, Westminster, S.W.
BEAMISH, Francis Bernard, Esq. (of Grenville
House).
Son of the lateW^illiatn Beamish, Esq., of Cork, by
Aime Jane Margaret, dau. of Robert De-la-Cour,
Esq., of Short Castle, co. Cork ; b. 1802 ; m. 1827
Catlierine, sister of 28th Lord Kingsale. Educated
at Rugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Cork; was Mayor of Cork in 1843 (High Sheriff
1852) ; was M.P. for the city of Cork 1837-41,
and since 1853. — Grenville House, Cork ; Belle-
vue House, Exeter ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 92,
Jermyn Street, S.W.
Jfeir, his son Francis Bernard Serrington, b.
1839.
BEAMISH, North Ludlow, Esq., K.H., P.E.S.
(of Lota Park).
Third son of the late William Beamish, Esq., of
Beaumont House, Cork, by Anne Jane Margaret,
dau. of Robert De-la-Cour, Esq., of Short Castle,
CO. Cork; b. 1797; m. 1841 Aline Marie, dau. of
Rev. John Eric Forsstrom, M.A., by Petronella
Elizabeth his wife, dau. and heir of Casparus
Adriaiius Robertson, Governor of Voorschooten
and Veur, in Holland. Educated at Royal Mili-
tary Coll.. S.andhurst ; appointed Lieut. -Col. h, la
suite in the Hanoverian service 1852 ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Cork (High Sheriff 1855) ; was formerly
Capt. 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards and Major
unattached. This family descends from a Norman
follower of William the Conqueror, settled in Ire-
land temp. Queen Elizabeth, and they have esta-
blished their descent fi'om King Edward I., and
from the Emperor Charlemagne. — Lota Park, near
Glanmire, co. Cork ; United Service Club, S.W.
jfcir, his son North Ludlow Axel, b. 1842.
BEAMISH, Bichard, Esq. (of Beaumont House).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late George
Beamish, Esq., by Catherine, dau. of Henry Bald-
win, Esq., of Lissard ; b. 1799 ; 5. 1855 ; m. 1829
Susan Becher, 2nd surviving dau. of Richard Hun-
gerford, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork. The
original name of this family was Beaumont, cor-
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rupted into Beamish^ wliicb is Beaumont tranfslated
into Irish — viz., "Beal ais." —Beaumont House,
Lisselane, near Clonakilty, co. Cork.
BEAMISH, Tlaomas, . Esq. (of Kilmalooda
House).
Eldest son of the late Sampson Beamish, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of Rev. Thomas Waller Evans,
Rector of Dunnianway, co. Cork ; h. 1802 ; s. 1843 ;
m. 1829 Lydia Maria, eldest dau. of Capt. Andrew
Poole, of Kilrush, co. Cork. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Cork. — Kilmalooda House, Timoleague, co.
Cork.
Heir Pns., his brother Sampson, h. 1803 ; m.
1830 Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Andrew Poole, Esq.,
of Kilrush, co. Cork.
BEARDMOEE, John, Esq. (of Uplands).
Only son of the late John Beardmore, Esq., by Maria
Margaretta, eldest dau. of John Parke, Esq., of
London; h. 1816; s. 1822; m. 18.54 Mary Anne,
only dau. of George Cooper Ridge, Esq., of Morden
Park, Surrey, Captain 4th regiment. Educated at
Eton and Jesus Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1838,
M.A. 1843) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1838 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Hants (High Sheriff 1846) ; apjiointed Lieut.
S. Hants Light Infantry 1845, Captain 1852,
and Captain Hants Artillery 1854. — Uplands, near
Fareham, Hants ; Arthur's Club, S.W. ; Royal
Yacht Club, Cowes, Isle of "Wight.
Heir, his son John, h. 1856.
BEARE, Major "William G-abbatt (of Holland
House).
Only surviving son of the late Colonel Beare, of
Copstown, CO. Cork, by Jane, dau. of R. Gore,
Esq., of Beverley ; h. 1806 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1836
Charlotte Laura, dau. of Charles Bowland Cotton,
Esq., of Kingsgate, Isle of Thanet, and niece of
J. Powell PoweU, Esq., of East Park, Kent, and
Park House, Fulham, Middlesex. Appointed
Ensign 3rd regt. 1825, Lieutenant 46th foot 1826,
Captain 1835, Major 1st, or Royal, regt. 1846.—
Holland House, Kingsgate, Isle of Thanet ; Junior
United Service and Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 34,
Devonshire Place, Portland Place, W.
Heir, his son Arthur Cotton, h 1849.
BEATSON, Alexander John, Esq.
Only child of the late Alexander Campbell Beatson,
Esq., of Rossend (who d. 1832), by Eliza, 3rd dau.
of John Baird, Esq., of Camelon, and grand-nephew
of the late Major-General Alexander Beatson,
H.E.I. Co.'s service, Gdvei-nor of St. Helena
1808-13 ; h. (posthumous) 1833.— New Club, Edin-
burgh ; 4, West Circus Place, Edidburgh.
BEATTIE, Alexander, Esq. (of Sunbiu-y House).
Eldest surviving son of the late A. Beattie, Esq., by
Helen, dau. of David Crawford, Esq., of Edinburgh;
h. 1806 ; m. 1st 1835 Mary Anne Elizabeth Theresa,
youngest dau. of the late "Vice- Admiral Sir E. G.
Colpoys, K.C.B. ; 2nd 1855 Jane, dau. of Richard-
son Purves, Esq., of Sunbury Place, Middlesex.
Educated at Glasgow University ; is a Magistrate
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for Kent, and a Director of the South-Eastern
Railway Company ; was formerly an East-India
Merchant, in Calcutta, Liverpool, and London. —
Sunbury House, Tunbridge AVells ; 25, Warrior
Square, St. Leonards-on-Sea ; National Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Richard, Lieutenant 52nd
Light Infantry, h. 1838.
BEA"D"CHAMP (Earl), Henry Beauchamp-Lygon
(cr. 1815).
Third son of the 1st Earl by Catharine, dau. of
James Denn, Esq., and brother of the 2nd and
3rd Earls ; h. 1785 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1824 Susan Caro-
line, dau. of 2nd Earl of St. Germans, G.C.B.
Educated at Westminster ; is a General in the
Army, Colonel 10th Hussars, and a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester ; was M.P. for
Worcestershire 1806-31, and for W. Worcestershire
1833-53. — Madresfield Court, near Worcester;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 19, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Ehnley, Captain 1st Life
Guards, and M.P. for W. Worcestershire ; h. 1829.
BEAUCHAMP, Dowager Countess.
Catherine, 3rd dau. of the Baroness Braye ; m.
1st 1826 H. Murray, Esq. ; 2nd 1850 the 3rd Earl
Beauchamp, who cl, 1853. — 14, Great Stanhope
Street, W.
BEAUCHAMP, Richard Havi^kins, Esq. (of Para-
dise).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Richard Beauchamp
(who was the 4th son of the late Sir Thomas Beau-
champ-Proctor, Bart., of Langley Park, N'orfolk),
by Sophia Dorothea, dau. of Benjamin Ball, Esq.,
of Merrion Square, Dublin ; h. 1829. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Clare. — Paradise, near Ballynacally,
CO. Clare ; Kildare Street Club, Dublin.
BEAUCLERK, Lord Charles.
Fourth son of 8th Duke of St. Alban's ; h. 1813 ;
m. 1842 Laura Maria Tlieresa, onl}' dau. and heir
of Colonel Stopford (she d. 1858). Formerly Captain
1st foot ; is Major Northumberland Militia. — The
Riding-house, near Newcastle-on-Tyne.
BEAUCLERK, Aubrey De Vere, Esq. (of Ard-
glass Castle).
Only surviving son of the late Major A. W. Be.au-
clerk, of St. Leonard's Lodge, Horsham (who was
M.P. for E. Surrey 1835-7), by his 1st wife Ida,
3rd dau. of the late Sir C. Goring, Bart. ; h. 1836 ;
s. 1852 ; m. 1858 Evelyn, dau. of H. FitzRoy,
Esq., of Salcey Lawn, Northampton. Educated
at Eton and Trin. Coll., Cambridge. This family is
descended from a common ancestor with the Duke
of St. Alban's, and is also connected with the
families of Leinster and Richmond. The late
Major Beauclerk purchased Ardglass in 1810, on
the death of Lord Locale, better known as Lord
Charles FitzGerald. — Ardglass Castle, co. Down.
Heir Pres., his uncle George.
BEAUCLERK, Charles "William, Esq. (of"Winch-
fleld House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Lord Frederick Beau-
clerk (who was 3rd son of the 5th Duke of St.
Sea]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Alban's), by Charlotte, dau. of 12th Viscount Dil-
lon ; h. 1816 ; m. 1844 Penelope, dan. of E. Hulkes,
Esq. Educated at the Charterhouse and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1839) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Hants. — Winchfield House, Hants.
Ifcir, his son Frederick Edward, I. 1852.
BEAUFORT (Duke of), Henry Charles Fitz-Roy
Somerset, P.O. (cr. 1682).
Eldest son of the 7th Duke, by his 2nd wife
Emily, dau. of the late Culling Charles Smith, Esq. ;
b. 1824 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1845 Georgiana Charlotte,
dau. of 2nd Earl Howe. Educated at Eton ; is a
Lieutenant-Colonel unattached; Lieutenant-Colonel
Gloucestershire Hussars ; is a Magistrate, and
Dep. Lieut, for Gloucestershire ; late Captain 7th
Light Dragoons ; was M.P. for East Gloucester-
shire 1846-53. Patron 25 livings. The 1st
Duke was a natural son of Charles II. — Badminton,
near Chippenham ; Troy House, near Monmoutli ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 22, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Marquis of Worcester, 6. 1847.
BEAUFORT, Duchess Dowager of.
Emily Frances, dau. of C. Culling-Smith, Esq. ; u.
1822 (as 2nd wife) the 7th Duke of Beaufort, who
d. 1853.— Stoke GifFord, near Bristol ; 30, Gros-
venor Square, W.
BEAUMOWT (Lord), Henry Stapleton (cr.
1309).
Eldest son of the 8th Lord by Isabella Anne, dau.
of 3rd Lord Kilmaine ; b. 1848 ; s. 1854. Patron
1 living. This title was in abeyance 1508-1840. —
Carlton Hall, near Selby, Yorksliire.
Ifcir Pros., his brother Miles, h. 1850.
BEAUMONT, Sir George Howland, Bart. (cr.
1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Howland Beau-
mont, Bart., by Marj^ Anne, eldest dau. of the late
Most Eev. Dr. Howley, Archbishop of Canterbury ;
h. 1828 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1845 ; m. 1850 Paulina
Menzies, dau. of W. H. Belli, Esq., E.I.C. Edu-
cated at Wincliester ; is a Magistrate ajid Dep.
Lieut, for co. Leicester (High Sheriff 1852), and
Cajjtain Leicestershire Yeomanry Cavalry. Patron-
age 2 livings. — Cole-Orton Hall, near Ashby-de-la-
Zonch, Leicestershire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
I/eir, his son George Howland William, h. 1851.
BEAUMONT, Hon. Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth, Srd dau. of 8rd Lord Scarsdale
(by his 2nd wife Felicite Anne de Wattines) ; m.
1825 John Beaumont, Esq., who d. 1834. — Barrow
Hall, near Derby.
BEAUMONT, Henry Frederick, Esq. (of Whit-
ley Beaiunont).
Eldest son of the late Henry Pv,alph Beaumont, Esq.,
of Newby Park, co. York, by Catherine, 5th dau.
of Sir George Cayley, Bart., of Brompton Hall,
York ; h. 1833 ; s. 1857 ; Vi. 1858 Maria Johanna,
only surviving dau. of William Garforth, Esq., of
Wiganthorpe, York. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for the North and
West Ridings of Yorkshire. This family have held
their lands in Yorkshire since the Conquest. —
Whitley Beaumont, Huddersfield.
Jlcir Pros., his cousin Richard Beaumont Mac-
Cumming, who has since taken the additional
name of Beaumont.
BEAUMONT, "Wentworth Blackett, Esq. (of
Bretton Hall).
Eldest son of the late T. W. Beaumont, Esq. M.P.
(who was M.P. for Northumberland 1818-26 and
1830-2, for South Northumberland 1833-7, and for
Stafford 1820-30), by Henrietta, dau. of J. Atkin-
son, Esq. ; h. 1829 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1856 Margaret
Ann, dau. of 1st Marquis of Clanricarde. Educated
at Harrow and at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland ;
has been M.P. for South Northumberland since
1852. Patron of 6 livings. — Bretton Hall, near
Wakefield ; Bywell Hall, near Gateshead ; Oxford
and Cambridge, Reform, and Brookes' Cluljs, S.W. ;
144, Piccadilly, W.
BECHER, Sir Henry Wrison, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest sou of the late Sir William Wrixon-Becher,
Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of J. O'Neill, Esq. ; h.
1828 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1850 ; was formerly a Lieu-
tenant in the Rifle Brigade. — Ballygibbin, near
Mallow, CO. Cork ; C'reagh, Skibbereen, co. Cork.
Iltir Pres., his brother John AVrixon, of Holly-
brook (whom see).
BECHER, Rev. Jolin Drake (of HiR House).
Only son of the late Rev. John Thomas Becher, by
T\Iary, dau. of the Rev. William Becher of South-
well ; h. 1806 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1836 Elizabeth Susanna,
only dau. of Henry Machin, Esq. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1828, M.A.
1831) ; appointed Vicar of South Muskham, Notts,
1835 ; is a Magistrate for Notts.— Hill House,
Southwell, Notts.
Jlcir, his son John Henry Becher, b. 1840.
BECHER, John Wrixon, Esq. (of HoUybrook).
Second son of the late Sir William Wrixon-Becher,
Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of John O'Neill, Esq. ;
b. 1828 ; 711. 1857 Emily, dau. of the late Earl of
Listowel. Educated at Rugby and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1851, M.A. 1854) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork. — HoUybrook,
near Skibbereen, co. Cork.
BECKETT, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late Right F[on. Sir John Beckett,
Bart, (some time Judge-Advocate General, and
M.P. for Leeds 1835-7), by Mary, dau. of the late
Right Rev. Dr. C. Wilson, BishoiJ of Bristol ; b.
1779 ; 5. as Srd Bart. 1847 ; m. 1825 Caroline,
dau. of Joseph Beckett, Esq. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lincoln and the West Ridiug of Yorkshire.- — ■
Somei-by Park, near Gainsborough, Lincolnshire.
Jlcir Prcs., his brother William, of Kirkstall
Grange (whom see).
BECKETT, Jolm Staniforth, Esq.
Only son of the late Joseph Beckett, Esq., of Barns-
ley, by Mary, dau. and co-heiress of John Staniforth,
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Esq., of Hull ; h. 1794 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1842 Gertrude
Elizabeth, elder dau. of the late Captain Sir Wm.
Howe Mulcaster, E.N., C.B., K.C.H., &c. Is a
Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of Yorkshire. — The
Knoll, Torquay, Devon.
Jleirs Pres., his sisters Eleanor and 4 others.
BECKETT, William, Esq. (of Kirkstall Grange).
Fourth son of the late Right Hon. Sir John Beckett,
Bart., who was M.P. for Leeds 1835-7, by Mary,
dau. of the late Bishop (Wilson) of Bristol ; h. 1784 ;
s. 1847 ; m. 1841 Frances Adelina, dau. of H. C
Ingram, Esq., of Temple Newsham, co. York. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for West Riding, and
a Banker at Leeds ; was M.P. for Leeds 1841-52.
— Kirkstall Grange, near Ripon ; 18, Upper Brook
Street, W.
BEDEOED (Duke of), Francis Kussell, K.G.,
P.O. (cr. 1694).
Eldest son of the 6th Duke, by his 1st wife, Geor-
giana, dau. of the 4th Viscount Torrington ; b.
1788 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1808 Anna Maria, dau. of the
3rd Earl of Harrington (she d. 1857). Educated
at Westminster and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M. A.
1808) ; was M.P. for Peterborough 1810-12, for
Beds 1812-32 ; summoned to the House of Lords
1833, as Lord Howland {cr. 1695). Patronage 28
livings. Tills family was first ennobled in the
reign of Henry VIII. , in the person of John
Russell, gentleman, of Kingston Russell, Dorset,
and they were subsequently enriched with large
grants of church property on the dissolution of the
monasteries. — Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire ; Ends-
leigh Cottage, Tavistock, Devon ; 6, Belgrave-
Square, S.W,
Heir, his son the Marquis of Tavistock, a Dep.
Lieut, for Beds, late M.P. for Tavistock, 6. 1809.
iBEDIWGEELD, Sir Henry Ricliard Fasten,
Bart. (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Bedingfeld,
Bart., by Charlotte Georgiana, dau. of Sir W.
Jerningham, Bart., and sister of the late Lord
Stafford ; b. 1800 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1826 Margaret
Anne Bishopp, only child and heiress of the late
Edward Paston, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Norfolk. Patronage 1 living. Was
decla,red in 1858 a co-heir to the Barony of Gran-
dison. The 1st Bart, was a zealous Royalist in the
time of Charles II. • — Oxburgh, near Norwich ;
Brailes, Warwickshire ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry George, Captain West Nor-
folk Militia ; b. 1830 ; m. 1859 Augusta Lucy, only
child of E. J. Clavering, Esq., of Callaly Castle,
Northumbei'land.
BEECH, James, Esq. (of Brandon Lodge).
Eldest son of the late James Beech, Esq., of The
Shawe, co. Stafford, by Esther, dau. of — Sutton,
Esq., of Shawe House ; b. 1800 ; m. 1843 Emily
Charlotte, 4tli dau. of John Madocks, Esq., of
Glanyvern Hall, co. Denbigh. Educated at Ch.
Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1834) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Warwick. — Brandon Lodge, near
Coventry ; The Shawe, near Cheadle ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Rowland John, h. 1853.
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BEECROFT, George Skirrow, Esq. (of Kirkstall
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late George Beecroft, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of John Audus, Esq., of Selby, co. York ;
b. 1809 ; TO. 1842 Mary Isabelle, only dau. of the
late George Beaumont, Esq., Justice of the Peace,
of Halifax. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
West Riding of Yorkshire ; was formerly an Iron-
master at Leeds ; has been M.P. for Leeds since
1857. — The Abbey House, Kirkstall, near Leeds ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
BEEES, Jolin, Esq. (of Leslie Hill).
Third son of the late William Beers, Esq., of Bally-
ward, CO. Down, by Jane, dau. of the late Ven.
Leslie, of Kincraigie Castle, co. Donegal, Arch-
deacon of Raphoe, and brother of F. C. Leslie,
Esq. (whom see) ; b. 1851 ; m. 1834 Catherine
Anne, dau. of William Colquhoun, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for co. Donegal. This family was
originally German, but came to Ireland from South
Wales and Devon, where they held property. —
Leslie Hill, near Manor Conynghani, co. Donegal ;
9, Royal Terrace, Kingstown, Dublin.
Heir, his son John Leslie Beers, b. 1838.
BEEVOE, Sir Thomas Brantliwayt, Bart. (cr.
1783).
b. 1798 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1820 ; m. 1st 1819 Eliza-
beth Bridget, dau. of R. Lubbock, Esq., M.D.,
of Norwich (she d. 1831); 2nd 1832 Martha, dau. of
A. Plerdiment, Esq., of Old Buckenham, Norfolk,
(she d. 1843) ; 3rd 1845 Mary, dau. of F. Davief),
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk.
- — Hargham Hall, near Attleborongh, Norfolk.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1823 ; m. 1850 Sophia
Jane, dau. of Rev. C. Chevalliei-, of Badinghani,
widow of T. J, Jermy, Esq., of Stanfield Hall,
Norfolk.
BELCHER, Sir Edv/ard, Knt., C.B. (cr. 1843).
Son of A. Belcher, Esq., of Roehampton, Surrey ;
b. 1799 ; VI. 1833 Diana, dau. of— Jolliffe, Esq.
Is a Captain R.N. ; served in West Indies, and on
Chinese, Spanish, and African coasts ; conducted
an expedition 1855-6 in search of Sir J. Franklin ;
was Knighted for his services in the Chinese war
of 1841-2. Author of a treatise on Surveying, and
a Narrative of a Voj'age Round the World. — Union
Club, S.W.
BELDAM, Joseph, Esq. (of Eoyston).
Third son of the late William Beldam, Esq., by
Marianne, dau. of William Woodham, Esq., of
Shepreth Hall, co. Cambridge ; b. 1796. Edu-
cated at St. Peter's Cioll., Cambridge ; called to
the Bar at the Middle Temi3le 1825, and went the
Norfolk Circuit ; is a Magistrate for Herts ; was
formerly one of the four Counsel of the Palace
Court, and Standing Counsel for the anti-slavery
party during its eventful struggles. This family is
ancient and noble in France, and the English
branch has been long settled in this country, and
is allied by marriage with the Hatton family. —
Royston, Herts ; 3, Plowden Buildings, Temple,
E.C
HeirPrcs., his brother Edward, of Lincoln's Inn ;
b. 1812.
Bel]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BELFIELD, John Finney, Esq. (of Primley).
Only son of the late Eev. Finney Belfield, by his
1st wife Eleanor, dau. of T. Daniel, Esq. ; h. ISll ;
s. his father 1858 ; m. 1854 Eliza Conway, only
dau. of Captain Bridges, R.N. Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1836). Is a
Magistrate for Devon.— Primley Hill, Paignton,
near Torquay ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Jlciv, his son Henry Conway, h. 1S55.
BELHAVEN (Lorcl\ Eotaert Montgomery
Hamilton (cr. 1765).
Eldest son of the 7th Lord, by Penelope, dau. of
Ranald Macdonald, Esq., of Clanronald ; 5. 1793 :
s. 1811 ; m. 1815 Hamilton, dau. of the late Wal-
ter Campbell, Esq., of Shawfield, N.B. Was a
Scotch Representative Peer 1820-30 ; sits in the
House of Lords as Lord Hamilton, U.K. {a: 1831) ;
is Vice-Lieut, and Convener of co. Lanark, and
Lieutenant-Colonel Lanark Militia ; appointed
Lord High Commissioner to the Assembly of
Cliurch of Scotland 1859.— Wishaw House, near
Lanark, N.B. ; United Service Club, S.W. ; SO,
Albemarle Street, W.
Heir Pres. (to the Scotch honours), his uncle
Peter Douglas, 2nd son of the Cth Lord ; h. 1778.
BELL, Sir John, K.C.B. (cr. 1852).
Son of — Bell, Esq., of Bonytoun, co. Fife ;
h. 1782 ; m. 1821 Catharine, dau. of the 1st Earl
of Malmesbury (she d. 1855). Is a Lieutenaut-
General in the Army (which he entered in 1805),
and Colonel 4th foot ; served in Sicily, the Penin-
sula, America, and at the Cape of Good Hope,
where he was Chief Secretary 1828-41 ; was
Lieutenant-Governor of Guernsey 1848-54 ; for-
merly A.-D.-C. to William IV. — United Service
Club, S.W\ ; 2, l^per Hyde-Park Street, W.
BELL, Lady.
jNIarion, dau. of C. Shaw, Esq.; m. 1811 SirCliarles
Bell (the eminent surgeon), who d, 1842.— 151,
Albany Street, Regent's Park, N.W,
BELL, Frederic, Esq. (of Tliirsk Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. W. INIacbean, INI. A.
(who assumed the name of Bell only, in lieu of
that of Macbean), \>j Frances, dau. of John Bell,
Esq., of Thirsk ; h. 1S30 ; s. 1850. Educated at Mag-
dalen Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for the North Riding of Yorkshire. — The
Hall, Thirsk, Yorkshire.
BELL, Matthew, Esq. (of Bonrne Park).
Only son of the late John Bell, Esti., F.R.S., of
Lincoln's Inn, and formerly of Kendal, co. West-
moreland, by Jane, dau. of Henry Grove, Esq., of
London; h. 1817 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1839 Fanny Cecilia,
youngest dau. of the late Thomas Bigge, Esq., of
Benton, Northumberland. Educated at Eton and
Trin. Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent (High
Sheriff 1850), and a Commissioner of Dover Har-
bour.— Bourne Park, near Canterbury ; Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.V/. ; 4, Grosvenor Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son Matthew John, b. 1840.
BELL, Matthew, Esq. (of Woolsington).
Eldest son of the late Matthew Bell, Esq., by
Sarah Frances, dau. of C. J. Brandling, Esq., of
Gosport House ; h. 1793 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1816 Eliza-
beth Anne, eldest dau. of H. A. Reay, Esq., of
Killingworth House. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Northumberland (High Sheriff 1816), and Colo-
nel Northumberland Yeomanry ; was 27 years M.P.
for Northumberland, retired 1852. — Woolsington
and Killingworth House, near Newcastle-upon-
Tyne ; Hanwick Hall, near Bishop Auckland ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
BELLAIRS, Sir "William, Knt. (cr. 1848).
Youngest son of the late Abel Walford Bellairs,
Esq., of Uffington, Lincolnshire, by Susanna,
only dau. of Miles Lovvley, Esq., of Oakham, co.
Rutland ; I. 1793 ; m. 1822 Mary, dau. and heir of
E. Hooke, Esq., of Malbarton Lodge, co. Norfolk.
Was Exon of the Guard 1837-49 ; formerly Captain
15th Hussars; served in the Peninsula and at
Waterloo, where he was wounded. — Malbarton
Lodge, near Norwich.
BELLAIRS, Rev. Henry. !
Third son of the late Abel Walford Bellairs, Esq.,
by Susanna, only dau. of Miles Lowley, Esq., of
Oakham ; h. 1790 ; m. 1811 Dorothy Parker, dau.
and co-heir of Peter Mackenzie, Esq., of Grove
House, ]\Iiddlesex. Educated at L^ppingham and
St. Mary's Hall, Oxford (B.A. 1820) ; is a Magis-
trate for Warwickshire ; appointed Rector of Bed-
worth 1830, Vicar of Huusingore 1831, Honorary
Canon of Lichfield, and Rural Dean 1852 ; was
formerly in the Royal Navy, and was wounded at
Trafalgar, for which he has received a medal and a
sword ; served afterwards in the 15th Hussars.
This family is descended from the Bellars of Kirkby
Bellars, co. Leicester, where they were seated A.D.
1160 ; Hamon Bellars, the first of the name, was
3'ounger brother of Roger Mowbray, and son of
Nigel d'Albini, a Norman noble. — Bedworth Rec-
tory, near Nuneaton, War\vick.shire.
Heir, his son Henry Walford, h. 1812 ; m. 1839
jMary Hannah Albina, dau. of G. Watkin Kenrick,
Esq., of Woore Hall, Salop.
BELLEW (Lord), Patrick Bellew, P.O. (cr,
1848).
Elder son of the late Sir Edward Bellew, Bart,
(who d. 1827), by Mary Ann, dau. of R. Strange,
Esq. ; h. 1798 ; m. 1829 Anna Fermina, dau. of the
late Don J. de Slendosa y Eios, of Seville (she d.
1857). Is Lord Lieutenant of co. Louth, Colonel
of the Louth INIilitia, a Commissioner of National ■
Education in Ireland, and a Trustee of St. Patrick's
Coll., Maynooth ; was M.P. 'for co. Louth 1835-7.
— Barraeath, near Dunleer, co. Louth ; Reform
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Joseph, h. 1830; m. 1853 i
Augusta Margaret, only dau. of the late Colonel G.
Bryan, of Jeukinstown, co. Kilkenny.
BELLEW, Rev. Sir Clu'istopher, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late Sir Michael Dillon Bellew,
Bart., by Helena Maria, eldest dau. of T. Dillon, j
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Ben
Esq., of Dublin ; h. 1818 ; s. as 2Dd Bart. 1855.
In Holy Orders of the Roman Catholic Church ; is
descended from a common ancestor with Lord
Bellew.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas Arthur, late M. P.
for Gal way (see Belleio-Gvatlan).
BELLEW, Jolin Prestwood, Esq. (of Stockleigh
I Court).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Bellew,
Esq., by Prestwood Love, dau. of the Rev. John
Froude, Vicar of Knowstone-cum-Molland ; h.
1803 ; s. 18-26 ; m. 1827 Mary Ann, dau. of William
Hancock, Esq. This family is Norman, and derives
(in common with the Irish Bellews) from De Bel-
leau, Marshal to the Conqueror's army. Mr. Bellew
is the representative of the eldest line in unbroken
male descent from the Conquest. — Stockleigh Court,
near Crediton, co. Devon.
Heir, his son John Froude, Jj. 1829.
BELLEW-GKATTAW, Captain Thomas Arthur
(of Mount Bellew).
Second son of the late Sir M. D. Bellew, Bart., of
Mount Bellew, co. Galway, by Helena Maria,
eldest dau. of Thomas Dillon, Esq., of Dublin ; h.
1825 ; m. 1858 Pauline, 2nd dau. of the late Henry
Grattan, Esq., of Tinnehinch, co. Wicklow, and
Tara, co. Meath (some time M.P. for Dublin and
CO. Meath), and grand-dau. of the late Rt. Hon.
Henry Grattan ; assumed the .idditional name of
Grattan by lloyal license in 1859. Educated at
Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Galway ;
formerly Captain 5th foot ; was M.P. for co.
Galway 1852-7. — Mount Bellew, co. Galway ;
Brookes' Club, S.W.
BELLINGHAM, Sir Alan Edward, Bart. (cr.
1796).
Eldest son of the late Sir Alan Bellingham, Bart.,
by Eliza, dau. of the Rev. Edward Walls, of Boothby
Hall, CO. Lincoln ; h. 1800 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1827 ;
m. 1811 Elizabeth, only dau. of H. Clarke, Esq.,
of West Skirbeck House, Boston. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1835). Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Louth (High
Sheriff 1829). This title was originally granted
to Henry Bellingham, of Helsington, in 1620, but
expired on the death of his son James, in 1650.
This family was formerly resident at Bellingham,
Northumberland, and afterwards at Helsington,
and at Levens Hall, near Kendal, Westmoreland.
— Castle Bellingham, Ireland ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Heir, his sou Alan Henry, h. 1846.
B ELMORE (Earl of), Somer.set Fdchard Lowry-
Corry (cr. 1797).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Emily Louise, dau.
and co-heir of the late William Sheplierd, Esq., of
Bradbourne, Kent ; h. 1835 ; s. 1815. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1856) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tyrone,
and a Magistrate for co. Fermanagh ; elected a
Representative Peer for Ireland 1857. — Castle
Coole, near Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh ; Sackville
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Street Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 56,
Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Armar, Lieutenant R.N.,
h. 1836.
BELMORE, Dowager Countess of.
Juliana, 2nd dau. of the 2nd Earl of Carrick ; in.
1800 the 2nd Earl of Belmore, who d. 1811.— Green
Park, Bostrever, Ireland.
BELPER (Lord), Edward Strutt, P.O. (cr. 1856).
Only son of the late William Strutt, Esq., of St.
Helen's House, co. Derby, by Barbara, dau. of
the late Thomas Evans, Esq. ; h. 1801 ; m. 1837
Emily, dau. of the late Right Rev. Dr. Otter,
Bishop of Chichester. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 182.3) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Notts and Derbyshire (High Sheriff of
Notts 1850); was M.P. for Derby 1830-48, for
Arundel 1851-2, for Nottingham 1852-6 ; a Com-
missioner of Railways 181G-8 ; Chancellor of the
Duchy of liancaster 1853-4. — Keyworth, near
Derby ; Kingston Hall, near Nottingham ; Reform
and Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ; 42, South Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1840.
BENCE, Colonel Henry Bence (of Thorington
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Bence Sparrow (who
assumed the surname and arms of Bence in 1804),
by Harriet, dau. and heir of William Elmy, Esq.,
of Beccles ; h. 1788 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1815 EHzabeth
Susanna, 2nd dau. and co-heir of the late Nicholas
Starkie, Esq., of Frcnchwood, co. Lancaster. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Suffolk, and a Magistrate for Norfolk ; appointed
Colonel East Suffolk Militia in 1844 ; was formerly
in the 16th Lancers, promoted into the 60th Rifles
and 7th Dragoon Guards ; in the former regiment
he served in the Peninsula under the Duke of
Wellington, was in fourteen actions, wounded at
Talavera, and has received a medal with two clasps.
— Thorington Hall, near Saxmundham, Suffolk ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Alexander Starkie, h. 1816 ;
m. 1850 Agnes, dau. of John Barclay, Esq. (lineal
descendant of Colonel David Barclay, of Ury,
A.D. 1610),
BENDYSHE, John, Esq. (of Banington HaU).
Eldest son of the late John Bendyshe, Esq., by
Catherine, eldest dau. of Geoi'ge Matcham, Esq.,
of Ashficld Lodge, Sussex, and niece of Admiral
Viscount Nelson ; h. 1821 ; s. 1855. Educated at
Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Cambridge, and Captain Cambridgeshire
Militia ; was formerly in the 10th foot ; served in
the Sutlej campaign of 1845-6, and was present at
the battle of Sobraon. This family came into
Cambridgeshire from Essex ; their ancestor, Sir
Edmund Bendyshe, accompanied Edward III. to
the siege of Calais, a.d. 1347, and the property
has been held by the family ever since. (See "The
Noble and Gentle Men of England," by E. P.
Shirley, Esq., M.P.) — Banington Hall, near Royston,
Herts ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Ben]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BEWETT, Captain Charles Cowper.
Eldest surviving son of the late llev. John Benett,
LL.D., Eector of Douhead St. Andrew, Wilts, and
Ower Moigne, Dorset, by Frances, sister of the
1st Sir Thomas Turton, Bart. ; b. 1789 ; m. 1810
Sarah, daughter of the late W. Bui-lton, Esq., of
Wyken Plall, co. Leicester, and Donhead Lodge,
Wilts, (she d. 1853). Is a Magistrate for Lyme
Eegis, and a Captain R.N. ; is the senior male
representative of the Benetts of Pythouse, Wilts.
— Lyme Regis, Dorset.
Heir, his sou William Morgan, h. 1813 ; m. 1843
Barbara Sarah, dau. of the late Captain Waring,
R.N., of Lyme Regis.
BEISTETT, Vera Pane, Esq. (of Pythouse).
Second son of the Rev. Arthur Fane, Vicar of
Warminster, .and Prebendary of Salisbury, by Lucy,
dau. of the late John Benett, Esq., of Pythouse,
Wilts, whose name he has assumed ; h. 1839 ; s.
his cousin 1856. Educated at Marlborough Coll. ;
late Lieutenant 43rd light infantry, and was
A.-D.-C. to Lieutenant-CleneralBeresfordin India.
— Pythouse, near Hindon, Wilts.
Ileir Pros., his brother Henry, b. 1848.
BEINTETT,* "William, Esq.
Third son of the late Thomas Benett, Esq., by
Catharine Darel!, dau. of John Darell, Esq., of
York Street, St. James's Square, London ; h. 1779 ;
in. 1815 Ellen, sole dau. and heiress of Thomas
Gore, Esq., of S. Audley Street, London, who was
2nd son of Charles Gore, Esq., M.P., of Tring
Park, Herts. Educated at Merton Coll., Oxon
(B.A. 1801) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1806 ; appointed a Police Magistrate in 1817 ; is a
Magistrate for Middlesex. This family has been
seated at and possessed of Norton Bavent, near
Warminster, Wilts, for several centuries, and at
Pythouse, in the parish of Tisbury, Wilts, for
about 130 years. The change in the spelling of the
name from Bennet to Benett has been adopted
by all the family on the authority of ancient
records. — Athenteum Club, S.W. ; 14, Nottingham
Place, W.
BETiTGOUGH, George Henry, Esq. (of The
Bidge).
Eldest son of the late George Bengough, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of the late John Cooke Carpenter,
Esq., Captain R.N. ; h. ISiS; s. 1856; m. 1855
Harriet, dau. of Thomas Evans, Esq., M.D., of
Gloucester (she d. 1859). Educated at Winchestei-,
Rugby, and Oriel Coll,, Oxford (B.A. 1850, M.A.
1853) ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester, and a
Captain in the Royal South Gloucester Militia.- —
The Ridge, near Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucester-
. shire.
Heiv Pres., his brother John Charles, h. 1829 ;
rn. 1857 Caroline Augusta, dau. of the Rev. A. G.
Cornwall, of Ashcroft, co. Gloucester.
BElSriSrET, the Rev. Henry Leigh (of Thorpe
Place).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Leigh Bennet, by
his cousin Harriot Eliza, dau. of Thomas Leigh
* Died whilst tliese sheets were at press.
Bennet, Esq. ; h. 1795 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1845 Caro-
line, 2nd dau. of George Henry Crutchley, Esq., of
Sunning-Hill Park. Educated at Westminster
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1S16) ; is a Magistrate
for Northamptonshire. — Thorpe Place, near Chert-
scy, Surrey; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Currie Leigh, h. 1852.
BENNET, Rev. Jolin Thomas.
Second son of the late Philip Bennet, Esq., of
Rougham Hall and ToUesbury, by Jane Judith,
daughter and heiress of the Rev. R. Kedington, of
Rougham Hall, Suffolk ; b. 1796 ; m. 1830 Hen-
rietta Eliza, eldest daughter of James Jackson,
Esq., of Doncaster. Educated at Balliol Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1831); is a Magistrate
for COS. Suffolk and Cambridge, and Rector of
Cheveley. — Cheveley Rectory, near Newmarket,
Suffolk.
Heir, his son James Thomas Hand, 6. 1832.
BENNET, Philip, Esq. (of Roiigham Hall).
Eldest son of the late Philip Bennet, Esq., by
Jane Judith, dau, and sole heiress of Rev. Roger
Kedington, of Rougham Hall (last male representa-
tive of the Kedingtons of Kedington Hall, Suffolk );
b. 1795 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1822 Anne, dau. and co-heir
of Sir Thomas Pilkington, Bart., of Chevet. Edu-
cated at Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1816,
M.A. 1820) ; Captain Suffolk Yeomanry 1820 ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk ; was
M.P. for AV. Suffolk 1845-59. The ancient family
of Bennet, or Benett, of co. Wilts (from whom
derive the Bonnets, Earls of Tankerville, and the
Earls of Arlington, now represented by the Dukes
of Grafton), were originally seated at Norton
Bavent, an estate which has remained with the
descendants of the younger branch to this day.
The elder branch, of which Mr. Bennet is the chief,
removed temp. Queen Elizabeth to South Brewham,
CO. Somerset, and subsequently to V/idcombe
House, near Bath, and to ToUesbury, in Essex,
acquired by marriage with the heiresses of Chap-
man and Hallam, respectively. — Rougham Hall,
near Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk ; ToUesbury
Lodge, near Maldon, Essex; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
39, Lowndes Street, S.W.
Hdr, his son Philip, Lieutenant Royal Horse
Guards, b. 1837.
BENNETT, Daniel, Esq. (of Paringdon House).
Eldest son of the late Willi.am Bennett, Esq., by
Marianne, dau. of John Dunkin, Esq., of Fryer-
ning, Essex ; b. 1823; s. 1844; m. 1847 Mary
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Uvedale Corbett, Esq.,
of Acton Hall, Shropshire. Educated at Rugby
and jNIerton Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Berks, and a Cornet Royal Wilt-
shire Y^eomanry. — Farringdon House, Berks ; Con-
servative Club, S.W.
Heir, his daughter Mary.
BENNETT, John, Esq. (of G-range).
Eldest surviving son of the late George Bennett,
Esq. (who was 2nd son of John Bennett, Judge of
King's Bench, Ireland, and Jane, sister of the late
Sir J. Lovett, Bart., of Liscombe House, Bucks),
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THE UNITED KINGDOM,
[Ben
by Eleanor, dau. of Captain Kingsley, of London ;
b. 1813 ; s. 1S56 ; m. 1842 Sarah, eldest daughter
of John Brereton, Esq. Educated at Shrewsbury ;
is a Magistrate for King's co. — Grange, Clareen,
near Parsonstown, King's co.
Jfcii; his son George Lovett, h. 1844.
BENNETT, Joseph Henry, Esq. (of Bennett's
Coiirt).
Eldest son of the late George Jackson, Esq., of
Glaubeg, co. Watcrford, by Susanna, dau. and
sole heiress of Joseph Bennett, Esq., Recorder of
Cork, and Elizabeth, dau. of John Warren, Esq.,
of Castle Warren, co. Cork ; b. 1782; s. 1813 his
mother (whose family name he assumed by Royal
license) ; m. 1812 Theodosia Ann, dau. and co-
heiress of John Smith, Esq., of Summer Castle,
CO. Lancaster, Educated at Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford ; served formerly in the 56th foot, and 9th
Light Dragoons. — Bennett's Court, Queeustown,
CO. Cork.
BENNETT, Ricliard Gvilly, Esc^. (of Tresillian
House).
Eldest sou of the late Richard Gully Bennett,
Esq., by Loveday, dau. of William Bassett, Esq.,
of Pencorse; Z*. 1820 ; s. 1836; m. 1846 Mary
Jean, 4th dau. of Richard Hosken, Esq., of Carc-
vick. Educated at Trinity Coll,, Cambridge (B. A.
1843) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for (Jorn-
wall. — Tresillian House, near Truro, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Edward Gully, h. 1849.
BENNIE, George, Esq.. (of Farmoyle House),
Only son of the late John Bennie, Esq., by Mai'ga-
ret, dau. of Robert Glenn j', Esq., of Newry ; 6. 1827 ;
s. 1847 ; m. 1850 Jane, dau. of James Parker,
Esq. Educated atMerchiston Castle, Edinburgh ;
is a Magistrate for co. Monaghan, and a Grand
Juror of that county ; was formerly a Merchant in
Newry. This family is of Scotch extraction. —
Farmoyle House, near Ballibay, co. Monaghan.
Heiress, his dau. Elizabeth Margaret Hallyday.
BENNITT, ■WUliam, Esq. (of Stourton Hall).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Bennitt, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of S. Hodgetts, Esq., of Dudley ; b.
1800 ; m. 1836 Sarah Louisa, dau. of John Dawes,
Esq. Is a Magistrate for the cos. of Worcester,
Stafford, and Salop, a Dep. Lieut, for co. Worces-
ter, and Captain of the Dudley Squadron of
Queen's Own Worcestershire Yeomanry Cavalry. —
Stourton Hall, near Stourbridge ; Priory House,
near Dudley.
Jleir, his son Pynson Wilraot, b. 1837.
BENSON, Sir John, Knt. (or. 1853),
Son of John Benson, Esq., of Collooney, co. Sligo ;
b. 1812 ; m. 1849 Mary, dau. of J. Smith, Esq.,
of the 46th regt. ; is an eminent Civil Engineer ;
was architect of the Great Exhibition at Dublin. —
Montenotte, near Cork.
BENSON, Moses George, Esq. (of Lutwyche
Hall),
Eldest son of the late Ralph Benson, Esq. (some
time M.P, for Stafford), by Barbara, 3rd dau. and
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co-heiress of Thomas Lewin, Esq., of Cloghans,
CO. Mayo; b. 1798 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1826" Charlotte
Riou, only child of the late Colonel Lyde Browne,
21st Fusiliers. Educated at Cli. Cli., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, force. Salop, a Magis-
trate for CO. Worcester, and patron of 2 livings.
This family was formerly seated in Furness. — Lut-
wyche Hall, near Wenlock, Shropshire ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W.
J/eir, his son Ralph Augustus, b. 1828 ; edu-
cated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
BENT, Lady (of Edge Hill).
Elizabeth, dau. of John Davenport, Esq., M.P.,
of Westwood Hall, Leek, co. Stafford ; m. 1822
Sir John Bent, who d. 1857.— Edge Hill, Liver-
pool.
BENT, John, Esq. (of -Wexham Lodge).
Second son of the late Rev. George Bent, by his
1st wife Mary, dau. of John Milton, Esq., of
Bristol ; h. 1782 ; s. 1831 ; m. 1823 Elizabeth,
youngest dau. of Robert Paul, Esq., President of
the Council of St. Vincent, West Indies. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks ; entered
the army as Ensign 5th foot 1804, retired as
Major 1831. This family was formerly of Jacob-
stow, Devon. — Wexham Lodge, near Slough,
Bucks ; United Service Club, S.W.
I/cir, his son George, b. 1824, Captain 25th
foot.
BENTINCK, Sir Henry John William, K.C.B.
(cr. 1855).
Youngest son of the late Major-General John
Charles Bentinck (Count of the Holy Roman Em-
pire), by Jemima, eldest dau. of the 6th Earl of
Athlone, and cousin of 5th Duke of Portland;
b. 1796 ; m. 1829 Renira Antoinette, dau. of Ad-
miral Sir James Hawkins-Whitshed, Bart., G.C.B.
Entered the army in 1813 ; became Lieutenant-
Colonel Coldstream Guards in 1829, and Colonel
A.-D.-C. to the Queen in 1841 ; commanded the
Brigade of Guards in the Eastern campaign of
1854, including the Alma, Balaclava, and Inker-
mann (where he was wounded), and the siege of
Sebastopol ; became Major-General in 1855 ; re-
ceived the local i-ank of Lieuteuant-General, and
commanded the 4th Division to the close of the
war ; appointed Colonel of the 28th foot in 1854 ;
is a Commander of tlie Legion of Honour ; has the
Turkish Order of the Medjidie, the Crimean medal
and four clasps, and the Sardinian medal. — United
Service Club, S.W. ; 35, Grosvenor Street, W,
BENTINCK, George William Pierrepont, Esq.
(of Terrington),
Eldest son of the late Vice-Admiral W. Bentinck,
by Frances Eliza Augusta, only dau. of the 1st Earl
Manvers; b. 1803; s. 1813. Educated at Eton;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ; has
been M.P. for W. Norfolk since 1852. This family
is a younger branch of the ducal house of Portland.
— Terrington, near King's Lynn, Norfolk ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 56, DaviesSt., Berkeley Square, W.
Jfeir Prcs., his brother Henry Paget, b. 1805.
Ben]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BENTIWCK, Rev. ■William Harry Edward.
Eldest son of the late Lord Edward C. Bentinck,
by Elizabeth, eldest dan. of Richard Cumberland,
Esq., and grandson of '2nd Duke of Portland,
K.G. ; h. 1784 ; m. 1814 Frances, dan. of the
Rev. T. Constable. Educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1805, M.A. 1808) ; ap-
pointed Rector of Sigglesthorne 1808, Prebendary
(now Canon) of Westminster 1809, Archdeacon of
Westminster 1854. — Sigglesthorne Rectory, near
Hull ; University Club, S.W. ; Cloisters, West-
minster, s.w.
BENTLEY, Joliii, Esq. (of Birch House).
Only son of the late John Bentley, Esq., by Ellen,
dau. of Richard Lomax, Esq., of Harwood, near
Bolton ; h. 1/97 ; s. 1821 ; m. 183G Ennna, eldest
dau. of Clement Royds, Esq., of Mount Falirige,
CO. Lancaster, who was High Sherifi'of Lancashire
in 1850. Educated at the University of Edin-
burgh ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, and a
Magistrate for Middlesex, Westminster, and Lan-
cashire.—Birch House, near Bolton, Lancashire :
Union Club, S.W. ; 9, Portland Place, W.
Jfeir, his son Francis John Royds, b. 1850.
BENTLEY, "William, Esq. (of Hurlston),
Second but eldest surviving son of the Late William
Bentley, Esq., by Matild.a, dau. of Stumbles Philips,
Esq., of Mount Philips, co. Tipjierary ; I. 1821 ; s.
his brother 1842 ; m. 1857 Juliet INLary, only dau.
of William Digby Lawloi", Esq., M.D. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1S45) ; is a M.agis-
trate for co. Clare. This family (formerly called
De Bentley) is of Norman origin, but more imme-
diately descended from Capt. Thomas Bentley,
who, in the year 1642, came to Ireland with the
English army, and, having received grants of land
in that country, settled there. — Hurlston, Broad-
ford, near Limerick.
Heir, bis sou William Aubrey, h. 1858.
BElSTYOlSr, Eichard, Esq. (of Englefield House).
Second surviving son of the late William Henry
Fellowes, Esq., of Ramsey Abbey, Hunts, by Emma,
4th dau. of Richard Benyon, Esq., of Englefield
House, Reading; b. 1811; m. 1858 Elizabeth
Mary, 2nd dau. of Robert Clutterbuck, Esq., of
Watford House, Herts. Educated at the Charter-
house and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833,
M.A. 1835); called to the Bar at Lincoln's Ir^n
1837 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks
(High Sheriff 1857) ; succeeded 1854 to the estates
of his maternal uncle, Richard Benyon de Beau-
voir, and took the name of Benyon in compliance
with his will.— Englefield House, near Reading ;
Carlton, Conservative, and Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ;
34, Grosvenor Square, W.
BERE, Mrs. (of Morebatli).
Wilhelmina Jemima, 3rd dau. of the late Right Rev.
Dr. Sandford, Bishop of Edinburgh ; ?/i. 1822 Mon-
tague Baker Bere, Esq., a Commissioner of Bank-
ruptcy and a Dep. Lieut, for Devon, and Chairman
of the Quarter Sessions, who d. 1S58. — Morebath,
near Tiverton, Devon.
Heir, her son Mont.ague, Barrister-at-Law, Re-
corder of Penzance, b. 1824 ; m. 1852 Cecil Hen-
rietta, 2nd dau. of Capt. T. W. Bnller, R.N., of
Whiniple, Devon.
BERESPORD, Sir George de la Poer, Bart. (cr.
1814).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir J. P. Beresford,
Bart., K.C.B., G.C.H., &c. (who was a son of
George, 1st Marquis of Waterford, and brother of
the late F. M. Viscount Beresford), by his 1st
wife Mary, dau. of Captain A. J.. P. Molloy, R.N., of
Wimpole Street, London ; b. 1811; s. as 2nd Bart.
1844 ; m. 1846 Elizabeth, dau. of Davis Lucas,
Esq., of Clontitret. Educated at Harrow ; ap-
pointed Ensign 88th regiment 1827, Lieutenant
7th foot 1828, Major 1852 ; was M.P. for Ath-
lone 1841-2.— Travellers' Club, S.W.
J/eir, his son William Carr de la Poer, b. 1858.
BERESFORD, George John, Esq. (of Wood-
house).
Second son of the late Rev. C. C. Beresford, by
Amelia, dau. of Sir W. Montgomery, Bart., of
Macbie Hill, co. Peebles ; b. 1807 ; m. 1st 1839
Jane Charlotte, dau. of C. Riall, Esq., of Heywood,
CO. Tipperary ; 2nd 1844 Frances Constantia, dau.
of R. Uniacke, Esq., of Woodhouse, co. Waterford.
Educated at Eton and Royal Military Coll., Wool-
wich ; is a Magistrate for co. "Waterford ; appointed
2nd Lieutenant Royal Artillery 1826, Captain
1841, Lieutenant-l'olonel 1854, and Colonel 1854 ;
is now Colonel Royal Artillery (retired full pay). — ■
Woodhouse, Kihnacthoraas, near Carrick-on-Suir,
Ireland.
J/cir, his son Robert Henry, b. 1845.
BERESFORD, George Robert, Esq. (of Macbie-
hill).
Only son of the late Rev. John I. Beresford, by
Sophia, dau. of R. White, Esq., of Aghavoe,
Queen's co.; b. 1830 ; s. 1847. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dubhn (B.A. 1852). Is a Magistrate for co.
Peebles ; appointed to the 88th regiment 1851 ;
became Captain 1855 ; is Captain half-pay 7tli
foot, and A.-D.-C. to Major-General Shirley, C.B. ;
served throughout the Crimean campaign ; is a
Knight of the Legion of Honour. — Macbiehill,
Leadburn, co. Peebles, N.B. ; Junior United Ser-
vice Club, S.W.
BERESFORD, John Barre, Esq. (of Learmount
Park).
Eldest son of the late Henry Barre Beresford, Esq.,
by Eliza, youngest dau. of John Bayly, Esq., of
Bristol; b. 1815; s. 1837; m. 1st 1840 Sophia,
3rd dau. of Hugh Lyons Montgomery, Esq. (she
d. 1850) ; 2nd f853 Caroline, only child of William
and L.ady Elizabeth Hamilton Ash. Educated at
Eton andCh. Cai., Oxford (B.A. 1835) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Londonderry. — Lear-
mount Park, near Londonderry.
Ihir, his son Henry Barrd Blacker, b. 1848.
BERESFORD, Rev. John George.
Youngest son of the late Admiral Sir John Poo
Beresford, Bart., K.C.B., M.V., by his 2nd wife
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Harriet Elizabeth, 3rd dan. of the late Henry
Peirse, Esq., M.P., of Eedale, co. York ; h. 1821 ;
m. 1840 Caroline Amelia, Cth dau. of Thomas, 1st
Lord Dennian. Educated at Eton and St. Peter's
Coll., Cambridge (E.A. 1843, M.A. 1847); ap-
pointed Rector of Wymondham 1849.— Wymond-
ham Pectory, near Oakham, Rutland.
He'w, his son John, h. 1847.
BERESFORD, Mrs.
Anna Maria, dau. of the Rev. F. Fitzpatrick, of
Loch Schillan Glebe, co. Cavan ; m. 1838 the
Rev. Charles Claudius ]3eresford, who d. 1848. —
Bailieborough, co. Cavan.
BERESFORD, Right Hon. William.
Only son of the late Marcus P>eresford, Esq. (many
years M.P. for Dungarvon), by Frances Arabella,
younger dau. of the 1st Earl of Miltown ; h. 1798 ;
m. 1834 Anna Maria, dau. of G. R. Heneage, Esq.,
of Haiuton, co. Lincoln. Educated at Eton and St.
Mary's Hall, Oxford (B.A. 1819) ; is a Major in the
army, retired ; formerly Capt. 12tli Lancers ; was
Secretary at War in 1852 ; was M.P. for Harwich
1841-7, since which he has sat for the Northern
Division of Essex. — Hampton Court Palace, S.W. ;
Carlton Club ; 3, King Street, St. James, S.W.
Heir, his son Mostyn de la Poer, h. 1835 ?
BERESFORD, Rev. William Montgomery.
Third son of the late H. Barre Beresford, Esq., of
Learniount, co. Londonderry, by Eliza, dau. of J.
Bailj^ Esq., of Bristol ; I. 1817 ; m. 1851 Rosa
Ellen, dau. of J. Turner, Esq., of Brigton. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1840,
M.A. 1859) ; Ordained 1841, appointed Curate of
Derry Cathedral 1857 ; was Perpetual Curate of
Trinity Church, Aylesbury, 1853-7. This is a
junior branch of the family of the Marquis of
Waterford. — Londonderry.
lieu; his son William James Montgomery, ?*.1859.
BERESFOED-PACK.
(Sec Pud:)
BEEESFORD-PEIRSE, Henry William De la
Poer, Esq.* (of Bedale Hall).
Son of the late Admiral Sir J. P. Beresford, Bart.,
G.C.B., M.P., by Harriet, youngest dau. of the
late Henry Peirse, Esq., M.P., of Bedale and Hut-
ton Bonville, co. York ; h. 1820 ; •?. his maternal
aunt in 1850, when he took the additional name of
Peirse ; m. 1848 Henrietta Anne Theodosia, only
dau. of the late Hon. and Rev. Thomas Monson.
Educated at Eton ; is aMagistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. York ; was formerly in the 5th Fusiliers.
■ — Bedale Hall, Yorkshire ; Carlton and Army and
Navy Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Heni-y Monson De la Poer, h.
1850.
BERIWGTON, Charles Michael, Esq. (of Little
Malvern Coui't).
Eldest son of the late William Berington, Esq., by
INIary Frances, dau. of Don Joseph Brune, of Cadiz,
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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Spain ; h. 1830 ; .?. 1847 ; m. 1858 Ellen M;vry, 2nd
dau. of the late J.as. Balfe, Esq., of Runnymede,
CO. Roscommon. Educated at Downside Coll., near
Bath ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Worcester. This fiimily was originally of Mote
Hall, CO. Salop, and settled at Windesley, co.
Hereford, temp. Edward III., and obtained Little
INIalvern by marriage with a Russell at the begin-
ing of the last century. — Little Malvern Court,
Worcestershire.
BERKELEY (Earl of), Thomas Moreton Fitz-
Hardinge-Berkeley (cr. 1679).
Fifth son of the 5th Earl, by Mary, dau. of Mr.
William Cole, of Wotton-under-Edge, co. Glou-
cester; b. 1796; s. 1810. Educated at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford. Is co-heir to the Baronies of Mowbray,
Segiave, and Braose of Gower. — Cranford Cottage,
near Hounslow, S.W.
Ilcir Pres., his brother George Charles Grantley,
(whom see).
BERKELEY, Hon. George Charles Grantley
Fitz-Hardinge.
Sixth son of the 5th Earl of Berkeley, by Mary,
dau. of Mr. W. Cole, of Wotton-under-Edge, and
heir pres. to that title ; h. 1800 ; m. 1824 Caroline
Martha, dau. of the late Paul Benfield, Esq. ; is a
Magistrate for co. Gloucester ; formerly an officer
in the Army ; was M.P. for West Gloucestershire
1832-47 ; is author of "Berkeley Castle," and other
works of fiction. — Beacon Lodge, near Christ
Church, Hants.
Heir, his .son Swinburne Fitz-Hardinge, b. 1825.
BERKELEY, Right Hon. Sir Maurice Frederick
Fitz-Hardinge, K.C.B. (cr.l855).
Second son of the 5th Earl of Berkeley, and brother
of the late Earl Fitz-Hardinge; b. 1788: m. 1st
1823 Charlotte, dau. of 4th Duke of Richmond ; 2nd
1834 Charlotte, dau. of 1st Earl Ducie. Entered
the Navy 1802 ; served in the Mediterranean, and
was present at the capture of Acre ; became Vice-
Admiral of the Red 1858; is a Magistrate for co.
Gloucester, and a Dep. Lieut, for Sussex ; was a
Lord of the Admiralty 1833-4, 1846-52, and 1853-7 ;
M.P. for Gloucester 1835-57. — Berkeley Castle,
Gloucestershire ; LTnited Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis William, Lieut. -Colonel
Royal Horse Guards, and M.P. for Cheltenham,
b. 1826 ; m. 1857 Georgina, only dau. of the late
Colonel Holme Sumner, of Hatchlands, Surrey.
BERKELEY, Charles Lennox GrenviUe, Esq.
Second son of the late Admiral the Hon. Sir G. C.
Berkeley, G.C.B., by Emily Charlotte, dau. of Lord
G. Lennox, and cousin of the late Earl Fitz-Har-
dinge ; b. 1806 ; in. 1827 Augusta Elizabeth, dau.
of J. H. Leigh, Esq., sister of the 1st Lord Leigh.
Educated at the Roy.il Military Coll., Sandhurst ;
appointed a Commissioner of Customs 1856 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester ;
formerly Captain 52nd foot ; was Secretary to the
Poor-Law Board 1852-6 ; M.P. for Cheltenham and
Evesh.am 1848-56. — Travellers' and Brookes' Cluljs,
S.W. ; 7, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BEEKELEYj Francis Henry Fitz-Hardinge,
Esq.
A younger son of the late Earl of Berkeley ; 1. 1794 ;
unmarried. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; has
been M.P. for Bristol since 1837.— Reform Club,
S.W. ; 1, Victoria Square, Pimlico, S.W.
BERKELEY, Robert, Esq. (of Spetchley Park) .
Eldest son of the late Robert Berkeley, Esq., by
Apollonia, 3rd dau. of Ricliard Lee, Esq., of Llan-
foist, CO. Monmouth ; h. 1794 ; .?. 1S45 ; m. 1822
Henrietta Sophia, eldest dau. and co-heir of the late
Paul Benfield, Esq., of Grosvenor Square. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester. This
family represents a younger l)ranch of that of the
Earl of Berkeley. — Spetchley Park, near Worcester.
■ Heir, his son Robert, h. 1828 ; m. 1851 Catherine,
dau. of 3rd Earl of Kenmare.
BERNARD, Hon. and Rev. Charles Brodrick.
Second son of 2nd Earl of Bandon ; b. 1811 ; m.
1843 Jane Grace, sister of 7th Lord Carbery.
Educated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B. A. 1832, M.A.
1834) ; is Rector and Prebendary of Kilbrogan and
Rural Dean. — Kilbrogan Rectory, near Bandon,
CO. Cork.
BERNARD, Hon. Henry Boyle.
Tliird sou of 2nd Earl of Bandon ; I. 1812 ; m.
1848 Matilda Sophia, dau. of General Turner,
Colonel 18th regt. ; is Colonel South Cork Light
Infantry. — Coolmain Castle, near Bandonj co. Cork.
BERNARD, Hon. "William Smyth.
Fourth son of the 1st Earl of Bandon ; h. 1792 ; m.
1831 Elizabeth, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Oilman ;
is a Magistrate for co. Cork, and Cajjtain half-pay
1st Dragoon Guards ; was M.P. for Bandon
1832-4, re-chosen 18.57. — The Farm, near Bandon,
CO. Cork.
BERNARD, Joseph, Esq.
Son of the late Peter Bernard, Esq., of Southamp-
ton, by Sophia, dau. of Duncan Dallas, Esq. ; h.
1804 ; m. 1841 Georgiana Emily, dau. of WiUiam
Abbot, Esq., late of Warnford Park, Hants. Is a
Magistrate for Hants, and for the Borough of South-
ampton.— 10, Rockstone Place, Southampton.
Heir, his son Charles Colson, b. 1848.
BERNARD, Thomas, Esq. (of Castle Bernard).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Thomas Bernard, by
his 2nd wife Lady Catherine Henrietta, sister of
the 3rd Earl of Donoughmore ; h. 1816; s. 1834.
Educated at Winchester ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for King's co. (High Sheriff 1837) ; a Lieu-
tenant-Colonel in the Array, and Lieutenant-Colonel
King's CO. Militia ; was formerly Captain 12th
Royal Lancers. Various members of this family
represented the King's Co. in Parliament from
1802 to 1832.— Castle Bernard, near Kinnetty^
King's CO.; Cailton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Richard, b. 1821.
BERNARD, Thomas Tyringham, Esq. (of Win-
chenden Priory).
Third son of the late Sir Scrope Bernard Morland,
Bart., by Harriet, dau. of William Morland, Esq. ;
I. 1791 ; m. 1st 1819 Sophia Charlotte, dau. of late
Sir D. Williams, Bart. ; 2nd 1840 Martha Louisa,
dau. of W. Minshull, Esq. (d.). Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep„
Lieut, for Bucks ; h.as been M.P. for Aylesbury
since 1857. — Winchendon Priory, near Aylesbury,
Bucks; Union Club, S.W.
Heir!<, his daughters Letitia Charlotte and Sophia
Elizabeth.
BBRNARD-MORLAND.
(See Morland.)
BERNERS (Lord), Henry "William "Wilson (cr.
1454).
Eldest son of the 5th Lord, by Elizabeth, dau. of
T. Sumpter, Esq., of Histon, co. Canibridge ; b.
1797 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1st 1823 Mary Letitia, elder dau.
and co-heir of Colonel G. Crump (she d. 1856) ; 2nd
1857 Henrietta Charlotte, dau. of 1st Lord Dela-
mere. Educated at Eton and Emmanuel Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Rutland and Nor-
folk, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Leices-
tershire. Patronage 4 livings. Is lineally de-
scended from the ancient family of Kuevefc, of
Buckenham Castle, and Ashwelthorpe Hall, Nor-
folk, who were of renown temp. William I. and
during the Crusades, as well as under Henry VIII.
to Cromwell. This title was in abeyance 1743-1832.
— Keythorpe Hall, near Leicester ; Ashwelthorpe,
near Wymondhara, Norfolk ; Carlton and National
Clubs, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his niece Emma Harriet ; m. 1853
Sir H. T. Tyrwhitt, Bart, (whom see).
BERNEY, Sir Hanson, Bart. (cr. 1620).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Berney, Bart., by
Henrietta, dau. of the 1st Earl of Abergavenny ;
b. 1780 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1825 ; m. 1st 1811 Eliza-
beth Ann, dau. of H. Tahourdin, Esq. ; 2nd 1818
Mary, dau. of T. Peck, Esc[. ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. Patronage 1 living. —
Kirby Beedou, Norfolk ; Twy cross, near Ather-
stone, Derbyshire.
Heir, his son Henry Hanson, b. 1843.
BERTIE, Hon. and Rev. Frederick.
Youngest son of Willoughby, 4th Earl of Abingdon,
by Charlotte, dau. and co-heir of Admiral Sir Peter
Warren ; b. 1793 ; m. 1825 Georgiana Anne Emily,
dau. of Admiral Lord M. Kerr, and of Charlotte,
(in her own right) Countess of Antrim. Educated
at ^^'estmi^ster and Jesus Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1816); appointed Rector of Wytham, Berks, 1818,
and of Albury, Oxon, 1820. — Albury Rectory, near
Wheatley, Oxon.
Heir, his son Charles McDonnell, b. 1829.
BER-WICK (Lord), Richard Noel Noel-Hill (cr.
1784).
Eldest son of the 4th Lord, by Frances, dau. of
William Mostyn Owen, Esq. ; b. 1800 ; s. 1848.
Educated at Rugby ; patronage 3 livings ; is a
IMagistrate for co. Salop. — Attingham Hall, near
Shrewsbury.
Heir Pres., his brother William, a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Salop, and late Lieut. -Colonel Salop
Militia ; formerly a Colonel in the Army ; b, 1802.
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BESSBOROUGH (Earl of), John George Bra-
bazon Ponsonby, P.O. (cr. 1739).
Eldest son of the 4th Earl, by Maria, dau. of the
10th Earl of Westmoreland ; b. 1809 ; s. 1847 ; m.
lat 1835 Frances Charlotte, dau. of the 1st Earl of
Durham (she d. 1835) ; 2ud 1849 Caroline, dau. of
5th Duke of Richmond, K.G. Educated at the
Charterhouse ; sits in the House of Peers as
Lord Ponsonby {cr. 1749) ; is Lord Lieutenant
and Gustos Rotulorum of co. Carlow ; late Master
of the Buckhounds ; was M.P. for Derby 1835-47.
— Bessborough House, near Kilkenny ; Sysouby,
near Leicester ; 40, Charles Street, W.
Heir Fres., his brother Frederick George, Bar-
rister-at-Law, and a Dep. Lieut, for Kind's co.,
h. 1815.
BEST, Hon. and Rev. Samuel.
Third son of 1st Lord Wynford ; h. 1802 ; m. 1st
1826 Charlotte, dau. of Sir J. Burrough (she d.
1833) ; 2nd 1835 Emma, dau. of late Lieutenant-
Colonel C. Duke. Educated at Eton and King's
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1823) ; appointed Rector
of Abbots Anne 1831. — Abbots Anne Rectory,
near Andover, Hants.
BEST, Hon. Thomas.
Second son of 1st Lord Wynford ; h. 1799 ; m.
1835 Marianne, 2nd dau. of 2nd Lord Kenyon ;
entered the navy 1812, became Lieut. 1822, Capt.
1830, Rear-Admiral 1856 ; has been since on half-
pay ; served on N. and S. Amei-ican and Mediter-
ranean stations. — 19, Hyde-Park Square, W.
BEST, Edward, Esq. (of Bilston),
Seventh son of the late Norris Best, Esq., by
Susannah, dau. of Joseph March, Esq., of Sutton
Coldfield ; b. 1795 ; m. 1826 Mary, only child
of Matthew Dewes, Esq., of Chipping Norton.
Is a Magistrate for co. Stafford. This family is
descended through a regular line of beneficed
clergy from John Best, Bishop of Carlisle in the
reign of Queen Elizabeth, and translated a.d.
1559 to the see of Chester. — Bilston, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son Henry Dewes, b. 1832.
BESWICKE, Miss (of Pike House).
Mary Alice Gibson, only child and heir of the late
John Halliwell Beswicke, Esq., of Pike House, co.
Lancaster, by Maria, dau. of Henry Wilkinson, Esq.,
of Mountforde, in the same county ; s. 1842. Is
representative of the Beswicke family, long seated
in tlie township of Beswicke, near Manchester ;
repi'esents also the ancient family of Hallywell of
Eylees, near Rochdale. — Pike House, near Roch-
dale.
Heiresses Pres., her aunts, Honora Elizabeth, ra.
1836 Rev. F. R. Raines ; and Caroline Gibson, m.
1837 J. Wilkinson, Esq. '
BETHELL, Sir Richard, Knt. (cr. 1853).
Son of the late Richard Bethell, Esq. M.D. ; b.
1800; m. 1825 Eleanor Mary, dau. of R.Abraham,
Esq. Graduated B.A. 1818, at Wadham Coll.,
Oxford, of which he was afterwards elected a
Fellow ; is Vice-Chancellor of the co. Palatine of
Lancaster, and Standing Counsel to the University
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of Oxford ; called to the Bar at Middle Temple
1823 ; made (Jueen's Counsel 1840 ; was Solicitor-
General 1852-6 ; Attorney-General 1856-8 ; re-
appointed 1859 ; was M.P. for Aylesbury 1851-9,
when he was elected for Kidderminster. — 25, Glou-
cester Square, W, ; 3 Stone Buildings, Lincoln's
Inn, W.C.
BETHELL, Richard, Esq. (of 'Walton Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Bethell, by
Anne, dau. of James Clitherow, Esq. ; b. 1772 ;
m. 1800 Mary, 2nd dau. of William Welbach, Esq.,
of London and of Ravensworth Cowton, co. York.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for East Riding of
Yorkshire ; was M.P. for East Riding of Yorkshire
1830-1, and 1833-41.-- Walton Abbey, near Bever-
ley, Yorkshire.
BETHUNE, Sir John Trotter Lindsay, Bart.
(cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late Major-General Sir Heniy
Lindsay Bethune, Bart, (a General in the Military
service of Persia), by — Coutts, dau. of JohnTrotter,
Esq., of Dyrham Park, Herts ; b. 1827 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1851. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife ; late
Lieutenant 91st foot. — Kilconquhar, co. Fife ; 134,
Westbourne Terrace, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Martin William, b. 1843.
BETTS, Edward Ladd, Esq. (of Preston Hall).
Eldest son of William Betts, Esq., by Elizabeth
Hay ward, dau. of Charles Ladd, Esq., of Buckland,
Kent; b. 1815; m. 1843 Ann, dau. of William
Peto, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Kent (High Sheriff 1858).— Preston Hall, near
Aylesford, Kent ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Peto Betts, b. 1844.
BETTS, George, Esq. (of Wortham Hall).
Only son of the late Rev. Thomas D'Eye Betts, of
Wortham Hall, Suffolk, Rector of Martlesham,
and a Magistrate for Norfolk and Suffolk, by
Harriet, dau. of the late Rev. Geoi-ge Clarke
Doughty, of Theberton Hall, Suffolk, Rector of
Martlesham and Vicar of Hoxne, Suffolk ; b. 1829 ;
s. 1859. Is Captain 81st regiment. The family of
Betts, of Wortham, came from Wetherden and
settled at Wortham in 1490. — Wortham Hall, near
Diss, Suffolk ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
BETTY, 'William Thomas, Esq. (of Knights-
town).
Eldest son and heir of the late Rev. Wm. Betty, of
Rutland Square, Dublin, and Rector of Castlecor
and Oldcastle, co. Meath, by Catherine Henrietta,
dau. of the late Joshua Kemmis, Esq., of Knights-
town, Queen's co. ; b. 1831 ; s. 1852. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Captain 6th Dragoon
Guards. — Knightstown, Queen's county ; Rutland
Square West, Dublin ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
7/c/)' Pres., his brother Joshua Frederick, 6,1832 ;
Lieutenant Royal Artillery.
BEV AN, George PhiUips, Esq., M.D. (of Cefn
MawT).
Fourth son of the late W. H. Bevan, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Joseph Latham, Esq.; b, 1829 ;
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
';/!. 1851 Annie, eldest dau. of Henry Newsham,
Esq. Educated at Eugby ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Brecon . — C'efn Mawr, Beaufort, near Newport,
Monmoutlisliire.
BEV AN", Hobert Cooper Lee, Esq. (of Fosbury).
Eklsst son of the late David Be van, Esq., by Favell
Bonrke, dau. of Eobert Cooper Lee, Esq., of Bed-
ford Square ; h. 1809 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1st 1836 Agneta
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke,
aud sister of the 4th Earl of Hardwicke ; 2nd 1849
Emma Frances, dau. of the late Bishop (Shuttle-
worth) of Chichester. Educated at Harrow and
Trinity Coll., Oxford. — Fosbury, near Hungerford,
Wilts ; Trent Park, near East Barnet, Herts ; 31,
Prince's Gate, S.W.
Heir, his son Sydney, h. 1838.
BEVERIDGE, Duncan James, Esq. (of Dam-
side).
Only son of the late James Beveridge Duncan,
Esq., a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the
county, by Isabella, 3rd dau. of Thon)as Mar-
shall, Esq., Lord Provost of Perth; h. 1792; s.
1833 ; m. 1829 Elizabeth Eraser, youngest dau. of
Eobert Eoss, Esq., of Oakbank, Perth. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. I^ieut. for co. Perth ; was formerly
a Captain in the West Kent Local Militia. This
gentleman is the Chief of the Bcveridges in Scot-
land, as confirmed to hira in 1813 by the Lord Lion
Depute. — Damside, near Auchterarder, Perthshire,
N.B.: 27, Bury Street, St. James's, S.W.
Ileiv, his dau. Elizabeth Fraser, ni. 1858 Henry,
3rd son of the late Captain MacDuff, Eoyal Perth-
shire Militia, of Bonhard.
BEVERLEY (3rd Earl of), George Percy, P.O.,
D.C.L. (cr. 1790).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl (who was 2ud son of the
1st Duke of Nortliumberland), by Isabella, dau. of
the late Peter Burrell, Esq., of Beckenham, Kent,
and sister of the 1st Lord Gwydir ; h. 1778 ; s. 1830;
m. 1801 Louisa, sister of the 1st Lord WharnclifFe.
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1799); is Colonel Northumberland Militia; for-
merly Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard ; was
M.P. for Beeralston 1808-12. Patronage 1 living.
Is Heir Pres. to the Dukedom of Northumberland.
— 11, Portman Square, W.
Jhlr, his son Lord Loyaine (whom see).
BEVERLEY, Robert Mackenzie, Esq. (of Scar-
borough).
Eldest son of the late William Beverley, Esq., of
Beverley, by Mary, co-heiress with Lady Grantley,
and 2nddau.of Jonathan Midgley, Esq., of Beverley.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(LL.B. 1824) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
East Eiding of Yorkshire. — Scarborough, York-
shire.
BEWES, Rev. Thomas Archer (of Beaumont
House).
Second Imt eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
Bewes, Esq. (who was M.P. for Plymouth 1832-41),
by his 1st wife Frances, youngest dan. of Jolm
Culme, Esq., of Tothill, Plymouth : h. 1803; s. 1857.
Educated at Westminster and E.^eter Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828). This family was formerly
resident at St. Neots, Cornwall. — Beaumont House,
near Plymouth.
Heir Pres., his brother Cecil Edward, b. 1816 ;
m. 1847 Frances Elizabeth, eldest dau. of G. W.
Soltau, Esq., of Little Efford, Devon,
BEWICKE, Calverley, Esq. (of Hallaton Hall).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Calverley John Bewicke,
by his 2nd wife Caroline, dau. of Colonel Nathaniel
Newnham, Esq., of Barn-Eocks House, Sussex ;
/-. 181G ; s. 1843 ; m. 1839 Mary Amelia, youngest
dau. of the Eev. N. J. HoUingsworth, Eector of
Boldon. Educated at Westminster and L^niversity
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1839).— Hallaton Hall, Leices-
tershire,
Heir, his son Calverley Theodore, I. 1848.
BEYINTON, John Thomas, Esq. (of Trewern).
Eldest son of the late John Beynon, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of William Thomas, Esq., of Beaumaris ;
h. 1807 ; s. 1823 ; m. 1829 Catherine Sophia, 2nd
dau. of Charles Allen Philipps, Esq., of St. Bride's
Hill, CO. Pembroke. Educated at Shrewsbury ; is
a Magistrate for cos. Carmarthen and Pembroke. —
Trewern, near Narberth, South Wales.
Ifcir, his son John, h. 1829.
BIDDULPH, Sir Theophilus William, Bart,
(cr. 16G4).
Eldest son of the late Sir Theophilus Biddulph,
by Jane Eebecca, dau. of Eobert Yyner, Esq., of
Eathorpe, co. Warwick ; b. 1830 ; s. as 7tli Bart.
1854. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick ;
was formerly Major 2nd Warwickshire Militia. —
Birdingl)ury Hall, near Eugby, Warwickshire.
Heir Pres., his uncle Edward, Colonel H.E.I. Co.'s
Service ; h, 1788; m. 1837 Louisa, dau. of Colonel
Kelly,
BIDDULPH, Robert, Esq. (of Ledbui-y Park).
Eldest son of the late John Biddulph, Esq., of
Ledbury, by Augusta, dau. of Walter Long, Esq.,
of B.ath ; h. 1801 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1830 Elizabeth, dau.
of the late George Palmer, Esq., M.P., of Nazing
Park, Essex. Educated at Harrow and Brasenose
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Hereford (High SlierifF 1857) ; was formerly
M.P. for the City of Hereford.— The Park, Led-
bury, Herefordshire ; 31, Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son INIichael, b. 1834.
BIDDULPH (of Burton Park).
(See Wright-Biddulpli.)
BIDDULPH (of Chirk Castle).
(See Mijilddteya-Bldthdiili .)
BIDWELL, Rev. George.
Fourth son of the late Shelford Bidwell, Esq. ; b.
1787 ; m. 1811 Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Bidwell,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Clare Hall, Cam-
bridge, of which College he was some time Fellow
(B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812); ordained Deacon 1810,
Priest 1811 ; appointed l!ector of Stanton All
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Saints and St. John Ciptist, Suffolk, 1811 ; is a
Magistrate for Suffolk. — Stanton Kectory, near
Ixwortli, Suffolk.
Jfeir, his son George Shelford, B.A. St. John's
Coll., Cambridge, in Holy Orders, C!urate of Yet-
niinster, Dorset, h. 1830 ; m. 1858 Emma, dau, of
Hichard Prall, Esq., of Kochester,
BIGGER, John James, Esq. (of Falmore Hall).
Eldest son of the late Lennox Bigger, Esq., Jus-
tice of Peace for co. Louth, by Charlotte, dau. of
the late John Eastwood, of Castletown Castle, co.
Louth ; h. 1797 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1838 Charlotte Feris,
dau. of David Courtenay, Esq., of Mountbaylie,
CO. Louth, widow of the late Major Francis East-
wood. Is a Magistrate for co. Loutli ; was nomi-
nated in 1835 Mayor or High Bailiff of Dundalk,
and r.e-elected to the same office for three succes-
sive years. His father, the late Lennox Bigger,
who, in 1809, was also High Bailiff, declined
the proffered honour of knighthood from the then
Lord Lieutenant, the Duke of Richmond. This
family came originally from Biggar, in Scotland,
to reside in Belfast, and subsequently removed
to Richmond, near Dublin. — Falmore Hall, near
Dundalk, co. Louth.
Ildr, his son John James Eastwoood, h. 1839.
BIGGS, ■William, Esq. (of Highfield House).
Son of the late Mr. W. Biggs, of Leicester, Mer-
chant and Manufacturer ; b. 1805 ; m. 1837 Mary,
youngest dau. of the late John Worthington, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Alderman of Leicester ; was
Mayor of Leicester 1812-3 and 1818-9 ; M.P. for
Newport, Isle of Wight, 1852-7.— Highfield House,
near Leicester ; Reform Club, S.W.
BIGNOLD, Sir Samuel, Bart. (cr. 1854),
Youngest son of the late Thomas Bignold, Esq., of
Norwich ; h. 1791 ; m-. 1815 Elizabeth, dau, of
Wm. Atkina, Esq., of Ridlington, Norfolk. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ; has
been Sheriff, and thrice Mayor of Norwich ; was
M.P. for Norwich 1855-7.— 8, Surrey Street, Nor-
wich ; Carlton Club, S.W.
BIGISTOLD, Rev. Samuel Frederick.
Second son of Sir S. Bignold (whom see), by Eliza-
beth, dau. and heiress of W. Atkins, Esq., of
Ridlington, Norfolk ; h. 1819 ; m. 1844 Jane
Maria, dau. of H. D'Esterre Hemsworth, Esq.,
of Shropham, co. Norfolk. Educated at Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 184-2, M.A. 1850) ; appointed
Rector of Tivetshall, Norfolk 1845 ; is a Magis-
trate for Norfolk. — Tivetshall, nearScole, Norfolk.
BINGHAM, Lady (of Heatlxfleld Lodge).
Emma Septimn, youngest dau. of Edmund Morton
Pleydell, Es(i., of Whatcorabe House, Dorset ;
m. 1814 General Sir George R. Bingham, K.C.B.,
who d. 1833. — Heathfield Lodge, near Ringwood,
Hants.
BINGHAM, Denis, Esq. (of Bingham Castle).
Eldest son of the late Robert A. Bingham, Esq.
(who was nephew of the 1st Lord Clanmorris), by
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Anne, dau. of Bingham Denis, Esq. of Bingham
Castle ; h. 1820 ; s. ]842 ; w. 184G Elizabeth Ellen,
dau. of the late Arthur Nash, Esq., of Cam House,
CO. Mayo. Educated at Shrewsbury and Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Mayo. —
Bingham Castle, near Belmullet, co. Mayo.
Heir, his son Denis Arthur, h. 1849.
BINGHAM, Peregrine, Esq. (of Woodbridge
Abbey).
Son of the late P.Bingham, Esq.; h. 1790; m.
1820 Eliza, dau. of James Bolton, Esq. Educated
at Winchester and Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1810); called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1818 ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex, and a Police
Magistrate in London. Represents a younger
branch of the family of Bingham, of Bingham's
Melconib, Dorset. — Woodbridge Abbey, Suffolk ;
Athenasum Club, S.W. ; 35, Gordon Square, W.C.
Heir, his son Peregrine, a Magistrate for Suf-
folk ; h. 1821 ; m. 1840 Clara, dau. of W. Stanley,
Esq.
BINGHAM, Richard Hippesley, Esq. (of Bing-
ham's Melcombe).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. William Bing-
ham, by Sarah Emily, dau. of Lieut. -Gen. William
"Wynyard, of Kensington Palace ; h. 1804 ; s. 1848 ;
m. 1836 Harriet Georgiana, 3rd dau. of Rev. Mon-
tagu J. Wynyard. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut
for Dorset ; appointed Colonel of the Dorset Militia
1852 ; was formerly in the H.E.I. Co.'s Military
Service. — Bingham's Melcombe, near Dorchester.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles William, in Holy
Orders, Rector of Melcombe Horsey, and a Magis-
trate for Dorset; b. 1810; m. 1st 1839 Caroline
Damer, 2nd dau. of Rev. Montagu J. Wynyard
(she d. 1852) ; 2nd 1855 Mary, dau. of the late
Rev. D. Campbell.
BINNEY, Rev. Richard, D.C.L. (of Bangor
Glebe).
Son of the late Hon. Hibbert Newton Binney,
Member of Council, Nova Scotia, by Lucy, dau.
of Colonel Creighton, of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia ;
b. 1807 ; m. 1834 Elizabeth, dau. of Edward
Hardman, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin (B.A. 1844, M.A. 1848) ; graduated D.C.L. at
King's Coll., Nova Scotia 1857 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Down, Incumbent and Rural Dean of
Bangor, and Chaplain to Viscount Bangor ; was
formerly a Captain 74th Highlanders, and a Magis-
trate for CO. Kilkenny and (Queen's Co.— Bangor
Glebe, near Belfast.
BIRCH, Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Joseph Birch, Bart., by
Elizabeth Mary, 3rd dau. of Benjamin Heywood,
Esq., of Liverpool; b. 1791 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1833.
Educated at Rugby and Jesus Coll., Cambridgo
(B.A. 1813, M.A. 1816) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1817 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster; was M.P. for Liverpool
1847-52, — The Hazles, near Prescot, Lancashire ;
Reform Club, S.W. ; Cox's Hotel, Jermyn St., S.W.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BIRCH, -W^yrley, Esq. (of Wretham).
Eldest son of the late George Birch, Esq., of Ham-
stead Hall, CO. Stafford, by Anne, daii. of Thomas
Lane, Esq., of Beutley, co. Stafford ; h. 17S1 ; s.
1807; m. 1804 Katharine Sarah, 3rd dau. of Jacob
Eeynardson, Esq., of Holywell, co. Lincoln. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate for Norfolk (High Sheriff 1848). This
family was formerly resident at Hamstead Hall, in
the parish of Handsworth, co. Stafford, for which
CO. George Birch was High Sheriff in 1803, as also
was his father, Thomas Birch, in 1745, who after-
wards became a Judge in the Court of Common
Pleas.— Wretham, near Thetford, Norfolk.
Heir, his grandson Wyrley, h. 1837, son of
George Wyrley, who was h. 1805, m. 1833 Jane,
dau. of Richard Congreve, Esq., of Burton, co.
Chester, and d. 1845.
EIECHALL, Arthur Jolin Vesey Lindsey, Esq.
(of Blackroek House),
Eldest son of the late Owen Lindsey, Esq., of
Standress, co. Mayo, by Mary, dau. and heiress of
Eobert Birchall, Esq., of Black Eock, co. Leitrim ;
h. 1811; s. 1840; m. 1839 Jane, dau. of John
Duckworth, Esq., of Mount Erris, near Boyle.
Entered the Navy 1826, and served till 1838 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Leitrim, and a Captain Leitrim
Rifles Militia. This family came to Ireland in the
reign of Henry III., and obtained grants of land.
Queen Elizabeth granted to John Birchall estates in
cos. Lei trim, Roscommon, and Longford, which were
forfeited in the reign of James I., and re-granted
by the same monarch to Hugh Birchall, in whose
descendants the estates in Leitrim have since con-
tinued.— Blackroek House, near Drunishambo, co.
Leitrim.
Heir, his son Tobias Lambert, h. 1841.
BIRD, Rev. Thomas Hugh.
Second but only surviving son of the late Rev.
C. J. Bird, by Harriet, dau. of David Jones, Esq.,
of Pennygellicha, co. Cardigan ; b. 1806 ; s. 1854 ;
in. 1st 1846 Jane, 2nd dau. of Samuel Bell, Esq.,
of Hopton Hall, Norfolk ; 2nd 1856 Emma, 2nd
dau. of Rev. J. C. Green, Vicar of Rustington,
Sussex. Educated at Shrewsbury and Magdalen
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831); entered
as a Member of the Middle Temple, but subse-
quently took Holy Orders ; appointed incumbent
of Moreton Jeffries 1844, Vicar of Yarkhill 1849 ;
is a ilagistrate for co. Hereford. — Yarkhill Vicar-
age, near Ledbury, Herefordshire.
Heir, his son Charles Ravin, h. 1847.
BIRKBECK, Thomas, Esq. (of Settle).
Eldest son of the late William Birkbeck, Esq,, l)y
Rachel, dau. of Nathan Gough, Esq., of Kendal ;
h. 1808 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1840 Anne, 2nd dau. of the
late Rev. John Carr, of Durham, and Stackhouse,
near Settle. Educated at the University of Edin-
burgh ; is a Magistrate for the West Riding of
Yorkshire and Lancashire ; was formerly a Banker
at Settle, &c.— -Settle, Yorkshire ; Reform Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son William John, h. 1846.
BIRLEY, Rev. John Shepherd (of Kirkham).
Eldest son of the late William Birley, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of John Svvainson, Esq., of Preston ;
h. 1805 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1836 Anne, dau. of John
Hargreaves, Esq., of Hart Common. Educated at
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1830) ;
is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster. — Kirkham, near
Preston ; Moss Lee, near Bolton-le-Moors, Lanca-
shire ; National Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Lucy Mary Shepherd.
BISSHOPP, Sir George Ciirzon, Bart. (or.
1620).
Eldest surviving son of the late Very Rev. Sir
Geo. Bisshopp, 8th Bavt., by Catherine Elizabeth,
dau. of Andrew Sproule, Captain R.N. ; h. 1823 ; s.
his brother as 10th Bart. 1849. Educated at Eton ;
was formerly Captain 12th foot. The 7th Bart.,
who was for many years IM.P. for Shoreham, estab-
lished his claim to the Barony of De la Zouche in
1815. — Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward Cecil, h. 1826 ;
m.. 1847 Mary, dau. of Rear-Admiral Taylor,
BITTLESTON, Sir Adam, Knt. (cr. 1858).
Called to the Bar at Inner Temple 1841, and went
the Midland Circuit ; became a Revising Barrister
1850 ; appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court at
Madras 1858.— Madras.
BLAAITW, Vv^illiam Henry, Esq. (of Beech-
land) .
Only son of the late William Blaauvv, Esq., by his
2nd wife Louisa, dau. of Christopher Puller, Esq.,
of Woodford, Essex ; h. 1793 ; s. 1808 ; m. 1st 1825
Harriet, dau. of John King, Esq. ; 2nd 1832 Mar-
garet Emilj', dau. and co-heiress of Sir John St.
Leger Gillman, Bart., of Curraheen, co. Cork. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1813, M.A.
1815) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex
(High Sheriff 1859). This family was formerly
settled in Holland. — Beechland, Newick, near
Uckfield, Sussex ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas St. Leger, b. 1839.
BLACK, Adam, Esq.
Son of the late JNIr. Charles Black, Architect, of
Edinburgh; b. 1784 ; m. 1817 Isabella, dan. of J.
Tait, Esq. Educated at the High School and
University of Edinburgh ; is a Publisher in that
city, of which he was five years Provost ; has been
M.P. for Edinburgh since 1856. — 38, Drummond
Place, Edinburgh ; Reform Club, S.W,
BLACKALL, Samuel "^A^ensley, Esq. (of Colam-
ber Manor).
Eldest son of the late Major Robert Blackall,
H.E.I. Co.'s Service, by Catharine, dau. of the late
W. Lewis, Esq., of the Bombay Civil Service ;
b. 1809 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1st 1833 Georgina, dau. of
the late Henry Rowles, Esq., of Stratton Street,
London ; 2nd 1858 Kate, dau. of the late James
Bond, Esq., of co. Longford. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; appointed Lieutenant-Governor of
Dominica 1851 ; is a Magistrate for co. Longford
(High Sheriff 1833) ; was formerly in the 85th Light
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Infantry, and M.P. for co. Longford from 1847-51.
— Colamber Manor, near Edgeworthstown, co.
Longford ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1834.
BLACKBUKTJ", Peter, Esq. (of Killearn).
Eldest son of the late John Blackburn, Esq., by
Rebecca Louisa, dau. of Rev. Dr. Gillies, of Paisley ;
h. 1811 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1838 Jean AVedderburn, 2nd
dau. of James Wedderburn,Esq., formerly Solicitor-
General of Scotland. Appointed Cornet 2nd Life
Guards 1830, retired as Lieutenant 1837 ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stirling, and Chair-
man of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway ; has
been M.P. for co. Stirling since 1855 ; was a Lord
of the Treasury March-June 18.59. This family
has resided in Glasgow since 1590, when Peter
Blackburn was one of the Regents of Glasgow
L^niversity. — Killearn, near Glasgow ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 5, Paper Buildings, Temple, E.C,
Heir, his son John, h. 1843.
BLACKBURNE, Right Hon. Francis (of Rath-
farnham Castle).
Eldest son of the late Richard Blackburne, Esq., of
Great Foot's Town, co. Meath (who d. 1798), by
Elizabeth, dau. of Francis Hopkins, Esq. ; h. 1782 ;
m. 1809 Jane, dau. of W. Martley, Esq., of Bally-
fallan, co. Meath. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1803, M.A. 1806, LL.D. 1852) ;
called to the Irish Bar 1805 ; appointed a King's
Counsel 1822 ; was Attorney-General for Ireland
1831-4, and 1841-2 ; Master of the Rolls (Ireland)
1842-5 ; Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's
Bench (Ireland) 1845-52 ; Lord Chancellor of Ire-
land February-December 1852 ; appointed a Lord
Justice of Appeal in Chancery 1856 ; sworn a
Member of the Privy Council 1831. This family is
of English extraction, and settled in Meath as early
as the reign of Chaides I. — Rathfernham Castle, co.
Dublin ; 34, Merrion Square, Dublin.
Heir, his son William Martley, h. 1810 ; hi. 1837
Mary, dau. of the Rev. W. Thorpe, D.D.
BLACKBURISrE, Jolin Ireland, Esq. (of Hale
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Blackburne, Esq., 47
years M.P. for co. Lancaster, by Anne, dau. of
Samuel Rodbard, Esq., of Evercreech, Somerset ;
h. 1783 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1811 Anne, dau. of William
Bamford, Esq., of Bamford. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Oh., Oxford, of which he is Hon. M.A. ;
is a jNIagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ;
was M.P. for Warrington 1820-32 and 1835-47.—
Hale Hall, near Warrington, Lancashire ; Boodle's
and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John Ireland, Captain 5th Dragoon
Guards, and Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding 4th
Royal Lancasliire Militia ; h. 1815; m. 1846 Mary,
dau. of vSir Henry Hoghton, Bart., of Hoghton
Tower.
BLACKER, WUliam Jacob, Esq. (of Wood-
brook).
Eldest son of the late William Blacker, Esq., by
Anne, sister of the 1st Lord Carew ; h. 1823 ;
s. 1831 ; m. 1849 Ehzabeth, dau. of H. P. de
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Montmorency, Esq., of Castle Morres, co. Kil-
kenny. Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. W^exford (High Sheriff 1852) ;
late Major Wexford Militia. This family is a
younger branch of the Blackers of Carrick-Blacker,
CO. Armagh. — Woodbrook, near Enniscorthy, co.
W^exford.
Heir Prcs., his brother Robert Shapland Carew,
in Holy Orders, Incumbent of Milton, co. North-
ampton; h. 1826 ; m. 1858 Theodosia, dau. of George
Meara, Esq., of May Park, co. Waterford.
BLACKER, Murray MacGregor, Esq. (of Clare-
mount).
Youngest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Valen»
tine Blacker, C.B., by Emma, dau. of Robert
Johnson, Esq., of Elm Grove, Lancaster; h. 1824 j
m. 1851 Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Samuel
Blacker, D.D., Rector of Mullabrack, co. Armagh.
Educated at the London LTniversity ; is a Magis'
trate for co. Mayo.— Claremount, near Claremorris,
CO. Mayo ; Toft Monks House, near Beccles,
Suffolk ; Sackville Street Club, Dublin.
BLACKETT, Sir Edward, Bart. (cr. 1673).
Second son of the late Sir Williana Blackett, Bart., by
Mary Anne, dau. of the late Benjamin Keene, Esq.,
of Weston Lodge, co. Cambridge; b. 1805; s. as
6th Bart. 1816 ; m. 1st 1830 Julia, dau. of Sir C.
Monck, Bart. ; 2nd 1851 Frances Vere, dau. of Sir
W. Loraine, Bart, (widow of W. H. Ord, Esq.,
M.P.) Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumber-
land ; was formerly Lieutenant 1st Life Guards.
— Matfen Hall, near Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Carlton
and Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ; 16, Portman Square,
W.
Heir, his son Edward William, Captain in the
Riiie Brigade, &. 1831.
BLACKETT, Edv/ard Algernon, Esq. (of Wy-
1am).
Second son of the late Christopher Blackett, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Montagu Burgoyne,
Esq., of Mark Hall, Essex ; b. 1824 ; s. his brother
1856 ; m. 1852 Lucy, dau of the Rev. William
Minchin, of Greenhills, co. Tipperary. Educated
at Cheam, Surrey ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Northumberland and King's co., Ireland ; en-
tered the Navy 1838; became Lieutenant 1847;
served in the Implacahle during the operations
against Mehemet-Ali in 1840, in the Fury steamer
in 1849, in the expedition against the Chinese
pirates, and was 1st Lieutenant of the Cressy, 80
guns, in tlie Baltic campaigns of 1854-5. — Wylain,
(Jakwood, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Army and
Navy Club, S.W. ; 10, Eaton Place West, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Umfreville, 6. 1853.
BLACKETT, Montague, Esq. (of Greenhills).
Second surviving son of the late Christopher Black-
ett, Esq., of Wylam, Northumberland (see that
family), by Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of Montague
Burgoyne, Esq., of Mark Hall, Essex ; b. 1826.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; purchased
property in Ireland in 1852 ; is a Magistrate for ■
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Tipperary and King's co., and a Captain of the
King's CO. Militia. — Greenliilis, near Moneygall,
CO. Tipperary.
BLACKSTONE, "William Seymour, Esq. (of
Wallingford Priory).
Eldest son of the late W. Blackstone, Esq., of the
C;astle, Wallingford, Berks ; h. 1809. Educated at
EtonandCh.Ch., Oxford (B. A. 1831); isaMagistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Berks, and Patron of Hiving ;
was M.P. for Wallingford 1833-52. This family is
descended from the distinguished lawyer Sir Wil-
liam Blackstone. — The Priory, Wallingford, Berks;
Carlton Club, S.W.
BLACKWOOD, Sir Francis, Bart. (or. 1814).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Henry Martin
Blackwood, 3rd Bart., by Harriet Louisa, dau. of
J. M. Bulkeley, Esq. ; h. 1828 ; s. his brother as 4th
Bart. 1854. Was formerly Captain E.N. The
1st Bart., who was an Admiral in the Navy, was
a younger son of the Baroness Dufferin.
Heir Pres., his brother Percy, h. 1840.
BLACK"WOOD, Hon. Henry Stevenson.
Fifth son of third Lord Dufferin ; h. 1818 ; m. 1857
Amelia, sister of 6th Eaid of Essex. Educated at
Eton ; entered the arraj' as Ensign 1836 ; became
Captain 17th Lancers 1841 ; retired 1843 ; ap-
pointed a Queen's Messenger 1849. — 4, Cadogan
Place, S.W.
BLACK-WOOD, Hon. and Bev. "William Stear.
Fourth son of 3rd Lord Dufferin by his second wife
Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of W. H. Finlay, Esq.,
of Gennetts, co. Meath, and heir pres. to that title ;
l>. 1802 ; m. 1832 Elizabeth, dau. of P. Hamilton,
Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (M.A.
1826) ; is Vicar of Ballinderry. — Ballinderry Glebe,
CO. Antrim,
BLAIKIE, Sir Thomas, Knight (cr. 1856).
Fourth son of John Blaikie, Esq., of Aberdeen, by
Helen, dau. of J. Eichardson, Esq., of Perth ; h.
1802 ; m. 1828 Agnes, dau. of Alexander Ding-
wall, Esq., of Eannieston, co. Aberdeen. Edu-
cated at the Gran.mar School and Marischal Coll.,
Aberdeen, of which city he is a merchant, and was
for many years the Lord Provost. — Kingseat, co.
Aberdeen : Bonacord Terrace, Aberdeen,
BLAIR, Sir Edward Hunter, Bart. (cr. 1786).
Second Ijut eldest surviving son of the late Sir
David Hunter Blair, Bart., by Dorothea, dau. of
E. H. Mackenzie, Esq., of Cromarty, N.B. (brother
of George, 2nd Marquis of Tweeddale) ; b. 1818 ; s.
1857 ;^ in. 1S50 Elizabeth Wauchope, dau, of the
late G. Wauchope, Esq., and grand-dau. of the
late Andrew Wauchope, Esc^., of Niddry, co. Mid-
lothian. Educated at Edinburgh and Eoyal Naval
Coll., Portsmouth ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Wigton ; was formerly Lieut. 9'3rd foot.
— BIair(|uhan Castle, near Maybole, co. Ayr, N B •
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son David, h. 1853.
BLAIR, Neil James Fergusson, Esq. (of Baltha-
yock).
Eldest son of Adam Fergusson, Esq., of Wood-
hill House, CO. Perth, by Jemima, dau. of Major
Johnston ; b. 1814 ; .^>. 1835 ; m. 1855 Elrington,
dau. of Sir Neil Douglas, K.C!.B. Educated at
Edinburgh ; called to the Scottish Bar 1835 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Perth. This family has been
seated in Perthshire for iq)wards of 500 years (see
Douglas's Baronage). — Balthayock House, near
Perth ; New Club, Edinburgh.
BLAKE, Sir Thomas Edward, Bart. (cr. 1622),
Eldest son of the late Sir V. J. Blake, Bart., who
was M.P. forGalway 1813-18 and lS41-7,by his 1st
wife Eliza, dau. of J. Donellan, Esq., of Killagh,
CO. Galway ; b. 1805 ; .s. as 13th Bart. 1847 ; ;'(■.
1830 Letitia Maria, dau. of Click O'Brien, Esq.
Educated at Galway Coll. ; is a Magistrate for the
Borough of Galway. — Menlough Castle, co. Galway.
Ifciv, his son Valentine, b. 1836.
BLAKE, Sir Henry Charles, Bart (cr. 1772).
Eldest sou of the late Sir James Henry Blake,
Bart., by Louisa Elizabeth, dau. of General the
Hon. Thomas Gage ; b. 1795 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1832 ;
m. 1st 1S19 Mary Anne, dau. of T. W\ Whitter,
Esq., of Midhurst (she d. 1841) ; 2nd 1849 Louisa,
dau. of Sir T. Pilkinton, Bart, (widow of Eev. G.
A. Dawson). Is a Magistrate for Suffolk. This
family is descended from a common ancestor with
the Irish Bart, of the same name. — Langham Park,
near Bury St. Edmunds, near Boxford, Suffolk.
Jlcir, his son Henry Bunbury, Eector of Hesset,
near Bury .St. Edmunds ; b. 1820 ; m. 1847 Frances
Marian, dau. of H. J. Oakes, Esq., of Nowton
Court, Suffolk.
BLAKE, Su- Francis, Bart. (cr. 1774),
Eldest son of the late Sir Francis Blake, Bart., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander Douglas, Esq. ; b.
1774 ; f<. as 3rd Bart. 1818 ; m. 1822 Jane, dau. of
William Neale, Esq. (she d. 1827). Was M.P. for
Berwick, 1830-4. Admiral Blake was a member
of this family. — Twissell Castle, near Coldstream,
N.B.
BLAKE, Andrew William, Esq. (of Fm-bough),
Eldest son of the late Colonel John Blake, by
Maria Eliza, dau. of Edmond Gallwey, Esq., of
Cork; h. 1798 ; s. 1832; m. 1832 Maria, dau. of
Alalachy Daly, Esq., of Eaford, co. Galway. Edu-
cated at St. Mary's Coll., Oscott, and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. and borough of Galway, was High
Sheriff of co. Galway 1841. — Furbough, near Gal-
way ; Kildare Street Club, Dublin.
Ileir, his son John Archer Daly, b. 1835.
BLAKE, John Aloysius, Esq. (of Waterford),
Son of Andrew Blake, Esq., Merchant, of Water-
ford ; b. 1820. Educated at Waterford and at
Pan, France ; formerly a Merchant in Waterford,
of which he was Mayor 1855 6-7 ; President of the
Chamber of Commerce 1858-9 ; has been M.P. for
Waterford since 1857. — 24, King Street, Watei--
ford ; 12. Lower Mount Street, Dublin ; Stafford
Club, W. ; 69, Pall Mall, S.W.
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BLAKE,* Martin Joseph, Esq. (of Ballyglunin).
Son of the late Martin Blake, Esq., of Ballj'glunin.
Is a Magistrate for co. C4alway ; was M.P. for co.
Galvvay 180o-r»7 ; is representative of theBlakes of
Ballyglunin, from whom are sprung the Blakes,
Baronets, of Suffolk. — Ballyglunin Park, near
Athenry, co. Galway ; Reform Clul), S.W.
BLAKE, Theobald Michael, Esq. (of French-
fort).
Eldest son of the late Edward Blake, Esq., of Kil-
tullagh, by Maria, dau. of Thomas McDermott,
Esq., of Dublin ; b. 1826 : s. 1853 ; m. 18.54 Eliza-
beth Mary, dau. of James Blake, Esq., of Vermont.
Educated at Oscott Coll. ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway. — Frenchfort and Kil-
tullagh, near Oranmore, co. Galway.
Ilea; his son Edward, h. 1855.
BLAKE, Thomas, Esq., LL.D. (of Horstead).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Blake, Esq., of Nor-
wich, Barrister-at-Law, by Theodora Martha, eldest
dau. of David Colombiue, Esq., of Norwich (a
gentleman of French extraction) ; b. 1790 ; s. 1813.
Educated at Norwich, and at Trinity Hall, Cam-
bridge, of which Coll. he is a Fellow ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. This family
was formerly of Bunwell and Scottow, co. Norfolk.
—Horstead, Norfolk ; College of Advocates, Doc-
tors' Commons, E.C. ; University Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Eobert Blake-Humfrey,
Esq., h. 1795 (whom see).
BLAKE, "William John, Esq., F.B.S. (of Danes-
bury).
Eldest son of the late William Blake, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Joseph Nash, Esq., and gvand-dau.
of John Darker, Esq., of Gayton, co. Northampton,
formerly M.P. for Leicester; b. 1805; s. 1852.
Educated at Ch. Ch. , Oxford (B.A. 1826, M.A.
1829) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1831 ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts ; was M.P,
for Newport, Isle of Wight, 1837-41. — Dauesbury,
near W^elwyn, Herts ; Brookes' and Atheureum
Clubs, S.W. ; 62, Portland Place, W.
BLAKE-HUMFREY, Robert, Esq. (of "Wrox-
hana House).
Second son of the late Thomas Blake, Esq., of
Norwich, by Theodora Martha, eldest dau. of David
Colorabine, Esq., of Norwich (a gentleman of French
extraction) ; b. 1795 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1838 Charlotte,
youngest dau, of Colonel Harvey, of Thorpe Lodge,
Norfolk, Took the name and arms of Humfrey by
the will of the Rev. John Humfrey, of Wroxham,
1847. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Nor-
folk ; appointed Ensign 3rd foot 1812 ; is a Lieu-
tenant (with retired full pay) of the late 9th Royal
Veteran Battalion ; served in the Peninsula, and
has the war medal with two clasps. This family was
formerly of Bunwell, and of Scottow, co, Norfolk.
— Wroxham House, near Norwich.
Heir, his son Robert Harvey, h. 1843 ; educated
at Eton.
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BLAKENEY, Bight Hon. Sir Edward, G.C.B.,
G.C.H. (or. 1836).
Son of the late Colonel Blakeney, who was M.P.
for Athenry in the Irish Parliament ; /*. 1 778 ; hi.
1814 Maria, dau. of the late Culonel (Jardiner,
E.I.C.S. Entered the Army 1794; became a
Gener.al 1854 ; is Governor of Chelsea Hospital,
and Colonel 1st foot ; late Colonel Royal Fusiliers ;
was Commander of the Forces in Ireland 1838-55 ;
served in Holland, the Peninsula, and in N. Ame-
rica.— Royal Hospital, Chelsea, S.W.
BLAKISTON, Sir Matthew, Bart. (cr. 1763).
Eldest son of the late Sir M. Blakiston, Bart., by
Anne, dau. of .1. Rochfort, Esq., of Clogrenane, co.
Carlow ; i. 1783 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1806 ; m. 1810
Lucy, dau. of James Mann, Esq. Was formerly
in the Indian Army. This family was anciently
settled in Derbyshire {ride Surtees' " History of
Durham"), Two early Baronetcies, both extinct,
have been conferred upon the members of this
family.— Sandybrooke Hall, near Ashbourne, Der-
byshire ; National Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Matthew, b. 1811.
BLAMIRE, "William, Esq. (of Thackwood).
Son of the late William Blamire, Esq., and nephew
of the late J. Christian-Curwen, Esq., some time
M.P. for Cumberland ; b. 1790 ; m. 1834 Dora,
youngest dau. of .John Taubman, Esq., of The
Nunnery, Isle of Man, and widow of Colonel Wilks,
Governor of St. Helena. Was High Sheriff of
Cumberland 1828; M.P. for Cumberland 1831-2,
for W. Cumberland 1832-6 ; appointed a Tithe
Commissioner 1836. — The Oaks, near Carlisle;
Windham Club, S.W. ; 35, Upper Harley Street, W,
BLAND, Francis Christopher, Esq. (of Derry-
quin Castle).
Eldest son of the late .James Franklin Bland, Esq.,
by Emma, dau. of — Taylor, Esq. ; b. 1826 ; m.
1849 Jane, dau. of the Rev. A. R. Hamilton, of
Clontagh, co. Down. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Kerry (High
Sheriff 1859). — Derryquin Castle, near Kenmare,
CO. Kerry.
Heir, his son James Franklin, h. 1851.
BLAND, Loftus Henry, Esq., Q,.C. (of Blands-
fort).
Son of the late John Bland, Esq., by Elizabeth,
dau. of Robert Birch, Esq., of Turvey, co. Dublin,
formerly M.P. for Belturbet in the Irish Parlia-
ment; 6.1805; s. 1849; m. 1st 1840 Charlotte
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of General the Hon. A. Grovc-
Annesley, of Ann's Grove, co. Cork ; 2nd 1843
Annie Jane, eldest dau. of J. P. Hackett, Esq., of
Stratford Place, London. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828); called
to the Irish Bar 1831 ; appointed Queen's Counsel
1854 ; is a ^Magistrate for King's and Queen's
counties, and for co. Wicklow ; was M.P. for King's
county 1852-9. This family is descended from
General Humphrey Bland, Brigadier at the battle
of Culloden, afterwards Governor of Gibraltar, and
Commander-in-Chief in Scotland, — Blandsfort,
Bla]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
neai" Abbeyleix, Queen's county ; 33, Merrion
Square N., Dublin ; Oxford and Cambridge Club,
S.W.
Heir, bis son John Loftus, Ensign 62nd foot, h.
1841.
BLAISTD, Rev. Robert Wintringham (of Abbey-
ville).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late John
Bland, Esq., of Blandsfort, Queen's county, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Ijirch, Esq., of Dublin ;
I. 1795 ; m. 1826 Alicia, dau. of Edward Evans,
Esq., of Dungannon. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1816, M.A. 1821) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Antrim ; late Incumbent of St. George's
Church, Belfast. This family is descended from
the Blands of Kippax Parjj, Yorkshire (whom
see). — Abbeyville, near Belfast ; University Club,
Dublin.
Heir, his son John Humphrey, h. 1828.
BLAi;rD (of Kippax).
(See Davison-Bland.)
BLAWE, Sir Hugh Seymoxu-, Bart. (cr. 1812),
Fourth but eldest surviving son of the late Sir
Gilbert Blaue, Bart., M.D., by Elizabeth, dau. of
A. Gardner, Esq. ; h. 1795 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1831 ;
m. 1832 Eliza, dau. of J. Armit, Esij. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Ayr and Derby, and
a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, late of the
Scots Fusilier Guards. — The Pastures, near Derby.
Heir, his son Seymour John, a Major in the
Army, b. 1833.
BLANTYRE (Lord), Charles Stuart (cr. 1606).
Eldest son of the 11th Lord, by Fanny Mary, dau.
of the late Hon. John Rodney ; h. 1818 ; s. 1830 ;
m. 1843 Evelyn, dau. of the 2nd Duke of Suther-
land, K.G. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Renfrew, and a Representative Peer for Scot-
land ; late Lieutenant Grenadier Guards. This
family is descended from the Stuart Kings of Scot-
land.— Lennox Love, near Haddington, N.B. ;
Erskine House, near Glasgow ; Staffoi-d House,
St. James's, S.W.
Heir, his sou Walter, Master of Blan tyre, h. 1851.
BLATHW"AYT, G-eorge WiUiam, Esq. (of Dyr-
ham Park).
Eldest son of the late Rev. George William Blath-
wayt. Rector of Dyrham, by Isabella, dau. of
Charles Pye, Esq., of Wadley, Berks ; h. 1797 ; s.
his uncle 1844 ; m. 1822 Mary Anne, dau. of the
Rev. T. A. Vesey. Entered the Army as Cornet
23rd Light Dragoons, and served in that regiment
at Waterloo ; was afterwards in the King's Dra-
goon Guards ; is a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army ;
a Magistrate for the cos. Gloucester, Somerset, and
Wilts ; was High Sheriff for Somerset 1849 ; is
great great-grandson of the Right Hon. William
Blathwayt, Secretary of State in the reigns of
Kings Charles, James, William, and Queen Anne.
— Dyrham Park, near Chippenham.
Heir, his son George William, l>. 1824 ; m. 1856
Charlotte Amelia, dau. of Major T. R. Baker, of the
family of Bayfordbury, Herts.
BLAYDES, Charles Benjamin, Esq.
Second son of the late Hugh Blaydes, Esq., of
Ranby Hall, Notts, by Delia Maria, 2nd dau. of
Colonel Richard Wood, of Hollin Hall ; 1). 1812 ;
s. 1836 ; m. 1845 Martha, dau. of Captain Jackson ;
was formerly in the Army. This family is of
Danish extraction, and is of considerable standing
in Yorkshire and Notts. — Huntly Place, St.
Helier's, Jersey ; Jimior LTnited Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Harry Seymour, h. 1851.
BLAYNEY (Ijord),Cadwallader Davis Blayney
(cr. 1621).
Only son of the 11th Lord, by Mabella, dau. of the
1st Earl of Caledon ; I. 1803 ; s. 1834. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Monaghan ; formerly Captain 80tli foot ; wasM.P.
force. Monaghan 1830-4 ; elected a Representative
Peer for Ireland 1841. — Castle Blayney, co. Mona-
ghan ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 93, Jermyn Street, S.W.
BLEIvTCCWE, John Alexander, Esq.. (of Mars-
ton House).
Eldest surviving son of John Jackson Blencowe,
Esq., by his 2nd wife Cecilia, dau. of the Rev.
Charles Prowett, Rector of Stapleford, Herts ; h.
1846 ; s. 1857. This family is a branch of the
ancient family of the Blencowes, of Blencowe Hall,
Cumberland. — Marston House, Northamptonshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Edward, h. 1847.
BLETsTKITsTSOPP, George Thomas Leaton, Esq.
(of Hoppyland Castle).
Eldest son of the late Anthony Leaton, Esq., by
Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of George Blen-
kinsopp, Esq., of Wickham House, and Humble-
ton Hall, whose name he has assumed ; h. 1783 ; s.
1803 ; m. 1807 Harriot, dau. of Henry Colling-
wood, Esq., ofLilburn Tower. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, forces. Northumberland and Durham.
■ — Hoppyland Castle, near Bishop's Auckland,
Durham ; Humbleton Hall, Northumberland.
Heir, his son Richard Blenkinsopp George
Leaton, h. 1809 ; m. 1836 Mary Emma, dau. of
Sanderson Ilderton, Esq., of Ilderton, Northum-
berland.
BLENNERHASSETT, Sir Rowland, Bart. (cr.
1809).
Eldest son of the late Sir Arthur Blennerhagsett,
Bart., by Miss Sarah Mahony, of the Mahonys of
Kerry ; h. 1839 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1849. Educated
at Stonyhurst, Lancashire, and at Ch. Ch., Oxford.
This family is very ancient, and was formerly of
note in Cumberland. They either gave their name
to, or took their name from, the town of Blenner-
hassett, in that county. In 1382 Adam Blenner-
hassett, the direct ancestor of the present Bart.,
was Mayor of Carlisle. — Churchtown House, near
Killarney, co. Kerry.
Heir Pres., his uncle Robert, h. 1797 ; m. 1838
Sarah, dau. of A. Eagar, Esq., M.D.
BLENNERHASSETT, Charles John, Esq. (of
Ballyseedy House).
Eldest son of the late Arthur Blennerhassett, Esq.,
(who was M.P. for co. Kerry 1887-41), by Frances
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Deane, dau. of — Grady, Esq. ; h. 1800 ; m. 18 —
Mary, dau. of C. Blennerhassett, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Kerry (High Sheriff 1858).— Bally-
seedy House, near Tralee, co. Kerry.
Heir, his son Arthur, h. 1856.
BLENNEKHASSETT, Bev. John.
Third son of the late Arthur Blennerhassett, Esq.,
of Ballyseedy, co. Kerry, and brother of Arthur
Blennerhassett, Esq., who was M.P. for co. Kerry
1837-41 ; 6. 1803. Educated at Winchester and
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1825) ; appointed
Hector of Ryme 1830, and Vicar of Hermitage,
Dorset, 1834 ; is a Magistrate for Dorset. This
family is of very ancient English origin, and settled
in Kerry, Ireland, in the time of Queen Elizabeth,
since which time they have frequently represented
the county in parliament. — Ryme Rectory, Sher-
borne, near Dorset.
BLIGH, Hon. and Eev. Edward Vesey,
Second son of the 5th Earl of Darnley ; h. 1829 ;
m. 1854 Isabel Mary Frances, 4th dau. of the 4th
Earl of Abergavenny. Educated at Eton ; ap-
pointed Rector of Rotherfield 1856 ; was formerly
in the Diplomatic Service. — Rotherfield Rectory,
near Tunbridge Wells.
BLIQH, Hon. Sir John Duncan, K.C.B., D.C.L.
(cr. 1856).
Second son of 4tb Earl of Darnley, by Elizabeth,
aunt of 1st Lord Lurgan ; h. 1798 ; m. 1835 Eliza-
beth Mary only dau. of T. Gisborne, Esq. (she d.
1837). Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1821), and was afterwards Fellow of All
Souls Coll. ; entered the Diplomatic Service, and
became Attache at Vienna 1820, at Paris 1823, and
at St. Petersburg 1826 ; paid Attach*^ at Paris
1828, Secretary of Legation and Charge d'AfFaires
at Florence 1829, and of the Embassy at the Hague
1830 ; has been succes.sively Minister at the Hague
and St. Petersburg ; was Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary at Stockholm 1835-8, and
at Hanover 1838-56 ; appointed a Dep. Lieut, for
Kent 1857. Patronage 1 living. — Enbrook, near
Sandgate, Kent ; Travellers' Club, S.W,
Heiress, his dau. Elizabeth Mary.
BLISS, the Baron de (of Brandon Park).
Henry, eldest son of the late James Aldridge, Esq.,
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late AVilliam Bliss, Esq., M.D., of
Essex; h. 1815 ; assumed in 1845 the name of
Bliss, on succeeding to the landed property of his
uncle Edward Bliss, Esq., of Brandon Park, Suf-
folk ; formerly High Sheriff of that co. ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and a Magistrate
for Middlesex and Westminster ; was created a
Baron of the kingdom of Portugal in 1855. — Bran-
don Park, Suffolk ; Berkeley House, Hyde-Park
Square, W.
BLOFELD, Eev. Thomas John (of Hoveton
House).
Only son of the late Rev. Thomas Calthorpe Blo-
feld, by Mary Caroline, dau. of Francis Grose, Esq.,
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F.A.S. ; h. 1807 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1834 Catherine Char-
lotte, dau. of the Rev. A Collett, Rector of Haver-
ringham, Suffolk. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. This
family was settled in Norfolk at a very early period.
— Hoveton Hou.se, near Norwich.
Heir, his son Thomas Calthorpe, h. 1836.
BLOIS, Sir John Ralph, Bart. (cr. 1686).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Captain
J. R. Blois, R.N. (who d. 1853), by Eliza Knox,
dau. of Rev. J. Barrett, of Inniskeel, co. Donegal ;
h. 1830 ; .?. his uncle as 8th Bart. 1855. Educated
at the Royal Naval Coll. ; is Lieutenant in the
RoyalNavy ; was formerly a landowner in Australia
(Victoria). This family came over with William
the Conqueror. — Cockfield Hall, near Yoxford,
Suffolk ; Conservative and Union Clubs, S.W. ;
1, St. .Limes's Place, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother George Vanneck, &. 1838.
BLOMEPIELD, Eev. Sir Thomas Eardley Wil-
mot, Bart. (cr. 1807).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas William Blome-
field, Bart., by Salome, dau. of the late S. Kekewich,
Esq., of Peamore, Devon ; h. 1820 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1858 ; m. 1st 1844 Georgina Louisa, dau. of the
late Lieutenant-General Sir Peregrine Maitland,
K.C.B. (she d. 1852) ; 2nd 1853 Fanny, eldest dau.
of Rev. J. D'Arcy J. Preston, of Askham, co. York.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1843);
Ordained 1844 ; appointed Incumbent of All
Saints, Pontefract 1859. — All Saints Vicarage,
Pontefract, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Thomas Wilmot Peregrine, h. 1848.
BLOOMFIELD (Lord), John Arth-ar Douglas
Bloomfield, G.C.B. (cr. 1825).
Only son of 1st Lord (who was some time Ambas-
sador at the Court of Sweden), by Harriet, dau. of
the late John Douglas, Esq., of Grantham, co.
Lincoln ; h. 1802 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1845 Georgiana,
dau. of 1st Lord Ravensworth. Is a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Tipperary ; has been Envoy Extraordinary
at Berlin since 1851. — Ciamalt, near Newport, co,
Tipperary ; Laughton, near Moneygall, King's
county ; British Embassy, Berlin.
BLOSSE, Sir Eobert Lynch-, Bart. (cr. 1622).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir Francis Lynch-
Blosse, Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of the 1st Lord
Plunket ; h. 1825 ; s. as 10th Bart. 1840 ; m. 1853
Harriet, dau. of 2nd Marquis of Sligo. Edu-
cated at Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is
a Magistrate for co. ]\Iayo. The original name
of this family was Lynch. — Castle Carra and Atlia-
vallie, near Balla, co. Mayo ; 53, Jermyn Street,
W.
Heir, his son, h. 1857.
BLOUNT, Sii- Edvp-ard, Bart. (cr. 1642),
Only surviving son of the late Sir Walter Blount,
by Anne, dau. of T. Riddell, Esq., of Felton Park,
Northumberland ; h. 1795 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1803 ;
m. 1830 Mary Frances, dau. of E. Blount, Esq.
Bio]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Educated at St. Edmund's Coll., Ware ; is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Salop, and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Worcester. Represents an ancient
family of Norman extraction. — Sodington, and
Mawley Hall, near Bewdley, Worcestershire.
Ihir, his son Walter de Sodington, h. 1833.
BLOUJN'T, Michael Henry Mary, Esq. (of Maple-
durham).
Eldest son of the late Michael Blount, Esq., Ly
Catherine, dau. and sole heir of John Petre, Esq.,
of Bell House, Essex, and widow of Francis
Wright, Esq., of Bedford Square, London ; h. 1789 ;
S. 1821; m. 1st 1817 Elizabeth Anne Marj', 4th
dau. of Robert Edward, lOlh Lord Petre; 2nd
1850 Lucy Catherine, 4th dau. of James Wheble,
Esq., of Woodley Lodge, Berks. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Oxfordshire (High Sheriff 1832).
This family is ancient and distinguished, tracing
their descent from the Counts of Guisues, in
Picardy. — INIapledurham House, near Reading.
llcir, his S(3n Michael Charles, h. 1819.
BLOUNT, William, Esq. (of Orleton).
Second son of the late William Blount, Esq., by
Mary, only dau. of Lacon Lambe, Esq., of Bidney,
CO. Hereford ; h. 1799 ; s. his brother 1831 ; m. 1st
1821 Eliza, youngest dau. of Thomas Wright, Esq.,
of Fitzwalters, Essex ; 2nd 1839 Charlotte Jane,
eldest dau. of the late Duke of Somerset. Edu-
cated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; called to the Bar at
Gray's Inn 1833 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Bucks ; was M.P. for Totne.ss 1839-40. This
family is descended from Robert le Blount, created
1st Baron of Ixworth by William the Conqueror.
Sir AYalter Blount, of Ivock, co. Worcester, by
Johanna of Sodington, left a grandson, whose de-
scendants have since remained at Grendon and
Orleton, co. Hereford. Edmund Blount was Sheriff
of CO. Hereford the 8th of Henry VII.— Orchihill,
near Gerrard's Cross, Bucks ; Reform Club, S.W. ;
60, Ckimberland Street, W.
Ildr, his .son Archibald Henry, h. 1840.
BLOW, Rev. William.
Eldest son of the late William Blow, Esq., by Anna,
dau. of Mr. Thomas Hopper, of Leven ; h. 1789;
m. 1813 Elizabeth Sarah, dau. of the Rev. John
Clark. Educated at Sidney Sussex Coll., Cam-
bridge (B. A. 1817); appointed Rector of Goodman-
liam in 1819, and is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for East Riding of Yorkshire. — Goodmanham, near
Market Weighton, Yorkshire.
Heir, his .son John, in Holy Orders, h. 1815.
BLUNDELL, of Ince.
(See WckUBlunddl.)
BLUNDEN, Sir John (or. 1766).
Eldest son of the late William Pitt Blunden, Esq.,
by Harriet, only dau. of Thomas Pope, Esq., of
Popefield, Queen's co. ; b. 1814 ; s. his uncle as
3rd Bart. 1818 ; m. 1839 Elizabeth, dau. of the late
John Knox, Esq., of Dublin. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Kilkenny. — Castle Blunden, co.
Kilkenn)'.
Ihir, his son William, b. 1840.
BLUNT, Sir Charles William, Bart. (or. 1720).
Pokiest son of the late R. C. Blunt, Esq., of Bret-
lands, Surrey, by Eliza Forbes, dau. of Captain
\V. F. Mercer, of Potterhill, Perth; h. 1810;
s. his cousin as Gth Bart. 1847. P^ducated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1845) ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1835 ; is a
Magistrate for the East Division of Sussex. — Heath-
field Park, near Hurst Green, and Ringmei', near
Lewes, Sussex ; University Club, S.W.
]Ieir Prcs., his Ijrother Richard John, h. 1822.
BLUNT, Edward Walter, Esq. (of Kemshott
Park).
Second son of the late Walter Blunt, Esq., by his
2nd wife Anna Maria, dau. of Sir Thomas Gate-
house, of Headley Park, Hants ; h, 1779 ; s. 1814 ;
m. 1813 Janet Sliirley, dau. of James Allan, Esq.,
of the Hall, co. Stirling. Educated at Winchester ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants ; held
an appointment in the H.E.I. Co. 's Civil Service
1800-20. — Kemshott Park, near Basingstoke,
Hants.
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1823.
BLUNT, Francis Scawen, Esq. (of Crabbett).
Elder son of the late F. S. Blunt, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Rev. J. Chandler ; h. 1839 ; s. 1842. Edu-
cated at Oscott. — Crabbett, near Crawley, Sussex.
Heir Pres., his brother Wilfrid Scawen, b. 1840;
appointed to the Diplomatic Service 1858.
BLUNT, E-ev. Walter (of Wallop House).
Eldest son of the late James Blunt, Esq., of
Wallop House, by Henrietta, dau. of Robert Gar-
den, Esq., of (Jlifton ; b. 1802 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1827
Marian, eldest dau. of William Pearce, Esq., of
Whitehall Place. Educated at Eton and King's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1837); ap-
pointed a Magistrate for Hants 1838. This family
is a branch of the Blunts, Baronets, of Sussex. —
Wallop House, near Stockbridge, Hants.
BODDAM, Alexander, Esq. (of Kirklington Hall).
Youngest son of the late Rawson Hart Boddam,
Esq. (late Governor of Bombay), by Eliza Maria,
dau. of W. Tudor, Esq., of co. Monmouth; b.
1808; w. 1841 Maria Agatha, dau. of Major-General
Whetham. Educated at W^inchester ; appointed
to the 18th regiment of foot 1827 ; is a Magis-
trate for Notts, and IMajor Royal Sherwood
Foresters. — Kirklington Hall, near Southwell,
Notts ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son John Whetham, b. 1843.
BODENHAM, Charles Thomas, Esq. (of Ro-
therwas).
Eldest son of the late Charles Bodenham, Esq., by
Bridgett, dau. of the late Thomas Hornyold, Esq.,
of Blackmoor Park, Worcestershire ; b. 1783 ; s.
1826 ; m. 1810 Eliza Mary, dau. of Thomas Weld,
Esq., of Lulworth Castle. Educated at Stony-
hurst ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Hereford (High Sheriff 1853). This family have
held estates from the Saxon times in co. Here-
ford, and its members have always adhered to the
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Roman Catholic religion. — Uothevwas Park, near
Ilei-eford.
Heir, his son Charles De la Barre, h. 1S13 ;
m. 1850 the Countess Irena Maria, dau. of Count
Dzierzykraj Morawski.
BODKIN", William Henry, Esq.
Ehlest son of the late Peter Bodkin, Esq., of
Islington, by Sarah, dau. of R. Gilbert, Esq., of
Stafford ; h. 1791 ; hi. 1812 Sarah Sophia, eldest
dau. of Peter R. Poland, Esq. Called to the Bar
at Gray's Inn 1S2G ; appointed a Bencher of Gray's
Inn in 1858 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Middlesex, Assistant Judge for that county. Re-
corder of Dover, and a Vice-President of the Society
of Arts; was M.P. for Rochester 1841-7.— West
Hill, Highgate, N. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 7, King's
Bench Walk, Temple, E.G.
Heir, his son William Peter, h. 1S14.
BOEVEY, Sir Martin Hyde Crawley, Bart. (or.
1784).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Boevey, Bart.,
by Mary Albinia, dau. of the late Sir Thomas
Hyde Page, Captain R.E. ; b. 1812 ; s. as 4th
Bart. 1847; m. 1836 Elizabeth, dau. of Rev.
George Wm, Daubeny. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Gloucester, a Verderer of the Forest
of Dean, and Captain Gloucestershire Yeomanry ;
was formerly a Captain in the Army. Patronage
1 living. — Flaxley Abbey, near Newnham, Glou-
cestershire.
Heir, his son Thomas Hyde, Ensign 69tli foot ;
h. 1837.
BOGLE, Sir ArcMbald (cr. 1853).
Son of the late A. Bogle, Esq. ; i. 1805 ; entered
the E.I. Co.'s service 1823 ; appointed Deputy
Adjutant-General at Dinapore 1827 ; commanded
the Arracan Battalion and Police Corps 1828 ; ap-
pointed Superintendent of Arracan 1827, and Com-
missioner tiiere 1837 ; is a Lieutenant-Colonel in
the Bengal Army, and Civil Commissioner in the
Provinces of Tenasserim and Martaban.
BOILEAU, Sir John Peter, Bart., P.R.S. (or.
1838).
Eldest son of the late John Peter Boileau, Esq., by
Henrietta, eldest dau. of the Rev. George Pollen,
of Little Bookham, Surrey; h. 1794; m. 1825
Catherine Sarah, dau. of 1st Earl of Minto. Edu-
cated at Eton and Merton Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk (High
Sheriff 1844) ; Vice-President of the Antiquarian
Societ}', and a Member of several other learned
societies ; was formerly an OfHcer in the Rifle
Brigade. This family is descended lineally from the
Barons Boileau de Castelneau, in France, and from
Etienne Boileau, first Grand Provost of Paris,
1250. — Ketteringham Park, near Wymondham.
Norfolk ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 20, Upper Brook
Street, W.
Heir, his son John Elliot, h. 1827.
BOLAND, Thomas Parsons, Esq. (of Pembroke).
Only child of the late Tliomas Boland, Esq., by
Eliza Ann Parker, dau. of Michael Parker, Esq.,
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of HiUbrook ; h. 1791 ; s. 1794 ; m. 1822 Dorcas
Redder, only dau. of Benjamin Phipps, Esq., of
Gregg. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1809) ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. This
family have resided without intermission for over
two centuries at their house of Pembrook, and hold
estates under grant from Charles II., which is a
renewal of older grants. — Pembroke, Passage West,
near Cork.
Heir, his son William Henry, B.A., of Trinity
Coll., Dublin, h. 1825.
BOLDElSr, "William Bolden, Esq. (of Hyning).
Eldest son of the late John Bolden, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of John Satterthwaite, Esq., of Rigmaden
Hall ; b. 1803 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1834 Mary Anne,
dau. of George Andrew, Esq., of Compstall. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1826) ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire. — ■
Hyning, near Lancaster.
BOLDERO.Col. Henry George (of Hurst Grove).
Eldest son of the late Rev. J. Boldei-o, of Ampton,
Suffolk ; b. 1797 ; in. 1824 Mary, dau. of the late
J. Neeld, Esq. A Colonel in the Army ; was for-
merly Captain Royal Engineers ; was Clerk of
Ordnance 1841-6 ; was M.P. for Chippenham
1831-2, and 1835-59.— Hurst Grove, near Maiden-
head, Berks ; 101, Gloucester Place, W.
Heir, his son George Neeld, Captain 21st foot ;
h. 1828.
BOLDERO, John, Esq. (of White House).
Eldest son of the l.ate Simon Boldero, Esq., by his
2nd wife Mary, dau. of — Hazlewood, Esq., of
Woolpit ; b. 1806 ; m. 1829 Sarah Maria, eldest
dau. of John Raynham, Esq., of Diinkstone Hall.
■ — White House, Rattlesden, near Woolpit, Suffolk.
Heir, his son John Simon, b. 1830,
BOLIlSrGBB,OKE (Viscount), Henry St. John
(cr. 1712).
Eldest son of the 4th Viscount, by Maria, dau, of
the late Sir Plenry P. St. John Mildmay, Bart, ;
b. 1820 ; s. 1851. This family is a branch of that
of Lord St, John of Bletshoe, and the first Peer
was a celebrated philosopher and Secretary of State
under Queen Anne, Lydiard Tregoze, near
Swindon, Wilts ; 1, Chaudos Street, Cavendish
Square, W.
BOLTON" (Lord), "William Henry Orde-Powlett
(cr, 1797).
Eldest son of the late Hon. T. P. Orde-Powlett,
by Letitia, dau, of H. O'Brian, Esq. ; b. 1818;
s, his uncle as 3rd Lord 1850 ; m. 1844 Letitia,
dau, of the late Colonel Crawford, of Newfield,
CO. Ayr. Patron 5 livings. The 1st Lord assumed
the name of Powlett on his wife's accession to tlie
Duke of Bolton's estates, — Hackwood Park, near
Basingstoke ; Bolton Hall, near Bedale, Yorkshire ;
43, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son William Thomas, b. 1845.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BOLTOU, Charles Newport, Esq. (of Brook
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Bolton, A.M.,
Vicar of D3'3art, Enos. and Kiltail, Queen's co.
(and nephew of the late Lieutenant-General Sir
Eobert Bolton, G.C.H., of Swerford Park, Oxon),
by Frances, dau. of Sir Simon Newport. Knt.,
cousin of the late Eight Hon. Sir John Newport,
Bart. ; h. 1816 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1845 Anne, eldest
dau. of the Eev. Joshua Anderson, M.A., Eector
of Myshall, co. Carlow. Educated at Cheltenham
and St. Edmund Hall, Oxford (B.A. 1837) ; is a
Freeman of the City, and a Graud Juror of
CO. Waterford. This family, which has been
seated in co. Waterford for upwards of two
centuries, came originally from Yorkshire, and
claims descent from the Saxon Earls of Mercia,
through Oughtred de Bolton, Lord of Bolton, and
Bowbeai-er of the Eoyal Forests of Bowland and
Gilsland, a.d. 1135. This office was held by the
Lords of Bolton for ten successive generations. —
Brook Lodge, near Waterford.
Heir, his sou Henry Anderson, h. 1818.
BOIiTO]\r, Miss (of Mount Bolton).
Jane, only dau. of the late John Bolton, Esq., by
Eliza, 2ud dau. of Maunsell Bowers, Esq., of Mount
Prospect, CO. Kilkenny ; s. her brother. Major John
Bolton, 7th Dragoon Guards, in 1811. Miss
Bolton, of Mount Bolton, and her cousin Mr.
Bolton, of Brook Lodge, co. Waterford, are de-
scended through their grandfather, Charles Bolton,
Esq., of Mount Bolton, from Captain Thomas
Bolton, Maj^or of Waterford 1671, and Eecorder of
the same city in 1682. — Mount Bolton, near Water-
ford ; Green Park, Bath.
BOLTOlSr, WiUiam, Esq. (of the Island).
Eldest son of the late W. Bolton, Esq., by Jane,
dau. of Colonel Joshua Nuun, of St. Margaret's ;
h. 1815 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1843 Susan, dau. of Montford
Westropp, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Wexford
(High Sheriff 1856). This ftimily came to Ireland
■with Cromwell, from Bolton, in Lincolnshire. —
The Island, near Kilmuckridge, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son William, h. 1849,
BOND (Bev. Henry).
Second surviving son of the late Eev. William
Bond, of Tyneham, Dorset, bv Jane, dau. of Harry
Biggs, Esq., of Stockton, Wilts ; h. 1804 ; m. 1850
Editha Augusta Mary, only dau. of the late Hon.
H. Pomeroy, and grand-daughter of John 4th Vis-
count Harberton (see that name). Educated at
Christ's Coll., Cambridge (B.C.L. 1829) ; appointed
Vicar of South Petherton 1829. This family ori-
ginally sprang from Hach Beauchamj), Somerset,
where they were living at the commencement of
the reign of Edward III. They removed into the
Isle of Purbeck, Dorset, in the ninth of Henry VI.
(See Bond, of Grange, Dorset).— South Petherton
Vicarage, Somerset.
BOND, Joshua Walter M'Geough, Esq. (of the
Argory).
Eldest son of Walter M. Bond, Esq.. by Ann, dau.
of the late E. Smyth, Esq. ; h. 1831 ; n. 1856
Albertine, daughter of F. Shanahan, Esq. Edu-
cated at Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate for co.
Armagh ; late Lieutenant 49th foot ; was M.P,
for Armagh 1855-7, re-elected 1859. — "The Argory,
near INIoy, co. Armagh ; Army and Navy and
Carlton Clubs, S.W.
BOND, Rev. Nathaniel (of Creech Grange).
Second son of the late John Bond, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. and heiress of John Lloyd, Esq., of
Cefncoed, co. Cardigan; &. 1804; s. his brother
1844 ; m. 1835 Mary, 2nd dau. of the late John
Hawkesworth, Esq., of Forest, Queen's county.
Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829) ; is a
Magistrate for Dorset ; is Eector of Steeple-with-
Tyneham, Prebendary of Salisbury, and Eural
Dean. This family was settled at Hatch Beau-
champ, Somerset, in 1327, and in the Isle of Pur-
beck since 1431. — Creech Grange, Isle of Purbeck,
near Wareham, Dorset.
Heir, his son Nathaniel, li. 1840.
BOND, Willoughby, Esq. (of Farra).
Youngest son of the late W^illiam Bond, Esq., by
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Alexander Perry, Esq.,
of Edgeworth Town, co. Longford; h. 1790; s.
1811 ; 'III. 1849 Alicia Sidney, only dau. of Wil-
liam Gosselin, Esq., of Abbey Derg, co. Longford.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Longford
(High Sheriff 183-). This family was formerly set-
tled in CO. Londonderry, but came originally from
Dorset. — Farra KiUoe, near Longford,
Heir, his son James, h. 1837.
BONHAM, Sir Samuel George, Bart. (cr. 1852).
Only son of the late Captain George Bonham,
of the Indian Navy, and grandson of the late
Samuel Bonham, Esq., of Warley Place, Essex ;
h. 1803 ; 'III. 1846 Ellen Emilia, dau. of Thomas
Barnard, 'Esq., of Southwick Crescent (she d. 1859).
Was formerly Governor of Prince of Wales Island,
Singapore, Malacca, and Hong-Kong, and Her Ma-
jesty's Plenipotentiary in China 1847-54.- — Athe-
naeum Club, S.W. ; 8, Great Cumberland Place, W.
Heir, his son George Francis, 6. 1847.
BONHAM, Eev. John (of Ballintaggart).
Only son of the late John Bonham, Esq., Justice
of the Peace, Pligh Sheriff for co. Kildare 1835, by
]\Iargaret, widow of — Clifton, Esq. ; 6. 1798 ; s.
1844 ; m. 1827 Barbariua, 3rd dau. of John Norris,
Esq., of Hugheuden House, High Wycombe,
Bucks. Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1819, M.A. 1820) ; is a Magistrate for co. Wick-
low. This family is descended from .John Bonham,
a Captain in the Army, who came to Ireland with
King William III. — Ballintaggart, near Ballitore,
CO. Kildare.
Heir, his son Francis, Captain 71st Highlanders,
I. 1831.
BONHAM, Lieut.-Colonel John Brathwaite (of
Great Warley),
Eldest son of the late General Pinson Bonham, by
Agnes, only dau. of John B. Skeete, Esq., of
E.arbados ; h. 1808 ; s. 1855 ; /)(. 1st 18 — Matilda,
dau. of the late Colonel Bulkeley ; 2nd 18 — Harriet,
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dau. of the l.ate Colonel Davis, 9th foot. Edu-
cated at Eton ; entered the Army 1829 ; late Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 50tli foot. — Great Warley, near
Brentwood, Essex ; United Service Club, S,W.
BONHAM-CABTEE.
(See Garter.)
BONNOB-MAURICE.
(See Maurice.)
BONSALL (Rev, Isaac).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Thomas Bon-
sall, Knt., by Winifred Williams, dau. of Isaac
Williams, Esq., of Eronfraith, co. Cardigan ; h.
1787 ; in. 1810 Catherine, dau. of the Rev. John
Davies, B.A., Eural Dean. Educated at Shrews-
bury and Jesus Coll., O.xford (B.A. 1807, M.A.
1810) ; a Magistrate for co. Montgomery ; Rector
of Llanwrin, co. Montgomery, and Rural Dean. —
Llanwrin, Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1813 ; m. 1850 Mary,
dau. of James Hughes, Esq.
BONSALL, Jolm George 'William, Esq. (of
Eronfraith).
Second son of the Rev. Isaac Eonsall, M. A., Rector
of Llanwrin, co. Montgomerj^ by Catherine, dau.
of the late Rev. John Davies, Rector of Cemmes,
CO. Montgomery, Rural Dean ; h. 1818 ; m. 1853
Erances, dau. of the late Joseph Davies, Esq., of
Galltyllan, co. Montgomery. Educated at Shrews-
bury ; is a Magistrate for CO. Cardigan. — Fi'oufraith,
near Aberystwith, C!ardiganshire.
Heir, his son John Joseph, h. 1854.
BOIf TINE, William Cunntaghame Graham, Esq.
(of Pinlaystone).
Eldest son of R. Cunninghame Graham, Esq., of Gart-
more andFinlaystone (whom see) ; h. 1825 ; s. 1846 ;
m. 1851 Anne, dau. of the late Admiral the Hon.
C. Elphinstone-Eleming. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Dumbarton ; and holds the
name .and property during his father's life. — Fin-
laystone, near Port Glasgow, N.B. ; Brookes' Club,
S.W.
Jleir, his son Robert, 1). 1852.
BOOKEY, Thomas Peer Trench, Esq. (of Do-
ninga).
Eldest son of the late T. T. Bookey, Esq., by FIo-
rinda, dau. of Power Le Poer Trench, late Arch-
bi.shop of Tuam ; h. 1819 ; s. 1853. Educated .at
Rugby and Exeter Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Kilkenny, and Captain Kilkenny Fusiliers.
— Doninga, Goresbridge, near Bagnalstown, co.
Kilkenny ; Sackville Street Club, Dublin.
BOOTH, Sir Robert Gore, Bart. (or. 1760).
. Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Newcomen, Bart,
(who assumed the name of Booth), by Hannah,
dau. of Henry Irwin, Esq., of Streamstown, co.
Sligo, and Ray, co. Donegal ; b. 1805 ; s. as 4th
Bart. 1814 ; rii. 1st 1827 Caroline, dau. of 1st
Viscount Lorton ; 2nd 1830 Caroline Susan, dau.
of T. Goold, Esq. (d.). Educated at Westminster
and Queen's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1826), and
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admitted M.A. of Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Sligo, for which ho
has been M.P. since 1850. Patron of 2 livings.
Represents a branch of the Arran family. — Lissadel
and Earsfield, co. Sligo ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 44,
Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Newcomen, late Lieutenant
4th Light Dragoons, h. 1831.
BOOTH, Sir "Williamson, Bart. (or. 1834).
Eldest son of the late W. Booth, Esq. (who d.
1834), by Mary, dau. of J. Williamson, Esq. ; 6.
1807 ; s. his uncle under a special remainder 1850.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Hunts ; was High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire
and Hunts 1855. — Paxton Park, near St. Neots,
Hunts.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles, h. 1808.
BOOTH, Rev. Thomas "Willingham (of Eriskney).
Only son of the late John Booth, Esq., Justice of
the Peace for the Parts of Lindsey, co. Lincoln, by
Hannah, dau. of Willingham Franklin, Esq. ;
h. 1806 ; in. 1834 Mary Anoe, only child of William
Pacey, Esq. Educated at Westminster and Brasenose
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1828) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Lincoln ; a Rur.al Dean, and Patron of 1 living.
This family has been long settled in co. Lincoln,
and is mentioned in Yorke's "Union of Honour."
— Friskney, near Boston, Lincolnshire ; Oxford .and
Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas, &. 1834 ; educated at Eton
and University Coll., Oxford ; a Student of the
Inner Temple.
BOOTHBY, Rev. Sir Brooke William Robert,
Bart. (cr. 1660).*
Eldest son of the late SirW. Boothby, Bart., many
years Receiver-Gener.al of the Customs, by his 1st
wife Fanny, dau. of J. Jenkinson, Esq., and niece
of 1st Earl of Liverpool ; h. 1809 ; s. 1846 ; m.
1852 Martha Serena, dau. of the Rev. Charles
Boothby, Vicar of Sutterton, co. Lincoln. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1829), and elected Fellow of All Souls the
same year ; late Rector of Elmley, Kent, and now
Rector of Welwyn, Herts. This family, which is
one of the few of undoubted Saxon origin, as is
proved by Dugdale and C.amden, was formerly of
Ashbourne Hall, Derbyshire, which was sold in
1856, but an ancient chapel in the parish church
still belongs to the present Bart. ; it contains the
celebrated monument by Banks to Penelope, only
dau. of Sir Brooke Boothby, author of "Penelope,"
and other poems.— The Rectory, Welwyn, Herts.
Heir, his son Brooke, h. 1856.
BOOTHBY, Hon. Mrs. Brooke.
Louisa Henrietta, younger dau. of 3rd Lord Ver-
non ; m. 1816 the Rev. Brooke Boothby, 2nd son
of Sir William Boothby, Bart., of Broadlow Ash,
CO. Denbigh, who d!. 1829. — Sudbury, near Derby.
* The Baronetcy was first granted in 1644, and the letters
patent were signed at the time, but not scaled till the Resto-
ration.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BOOTHBY, Charles Edward, Esq. (of the New
Lodge).
Son of the late Rev. Brooke Boothby {•2nd son of
Sir W. Boothby, Sth Bart., of Broadlow Ash), by
Louisa Henrietta, dau. of the 3rd Lord Vernou ;
h. 1820 ; ra. 1853 Georgiana Mary, only dau. of
the 3rd Lord Suffield (by his 1st wife, dau. of 2nd
Lord Vernon), widow of G. E. Anson, Esq., and
formerly a Bedchamber Woman to the Queen.
Educated at the Charterhouse ; late a Clerk in
the Educational Department of Privy Council
Office ; was Private Secretary to the Marquis of
Lansdowne and EarlGranville. — New Lodge, Need-
wood Forest, Burton-on-Trent.
BOROUGH, Sir Edward Richard, Bart. (cr.
1813).
Eldest son of the late Sir R. Boi'ough, Bart., by
Anna Maria, dau. of 1st A^iscount Lake ; h. 1800 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1837 ; m. 1831 Lady Ehzabeth St.
Lawrence, dau. of 2nd Earl ofHowth. Educated
at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for the city of Dublin, a
Magistrate for co. Dublin, and a partner in the
house of Borough, Armit, and Co., Army Agents
in Dublin. This family is of French extraction,
being descended from a Huguenot clergyman, who
left the neighbourhood of La llochelle at the
revocation of the Edict of Nantes, and settled in
Ireland. — 4, Nassau Street, Dublin.
BOROUGH, John Charles Burton, Esq. (ofChet-
wynd Park).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Borough, Esq., of
Hulland, CO. Derby, by Jane, dau. of William
Smithson, Esq., of Heath, Yorkshii-e ; h. 1810 ; s.
1838 ; m. 1818 Elizabeth Charlotte, dau. of Yice-
Admiral Roberts Gawen. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop (High Sheriff 184-1), and
Lieutenant S. Salopian Yeomanry Cavalry. This
family was formerly settled in Derbj'.shire at Hulland
Hall, Ashbourne, where resided John Borough or
■ Boi'row, High Sheriff for Derbyshire in 1688. —
Chetwynd Park, near Newport, Shropshire ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Sidney Burton, I). 1852.
BORRER, ■William, Esq., P.R.S., F.L.S. (of
Barrow Hill).
Eldest son of the late William Borrer, Esq., by
IMary, dau. and co-heir of Nathaniel Liufield, Esq.,
of Dean House, Hurstpierpoint ; h. 1781 ; s. 1832;
m. 1810 Elizabeth, dau. of Nathaniel Hall, Esq.,
of New Hall, HenBeld. — Barrow Hill, Henfield,
Sussex.
Ilelr, his son William, Ik 1814; m. 1840 Mar-
garet, dau. of the late John Hamlin Borrer, Esq.,
of Brighton.
BORRETT, Thomas, Esq. (of Cransford HaU).
Eldest surviving son of the late Giles Borrett, E.sq.,
of Great Yarmouth, by Elizn, dau. of Thomas
Dade, Esq., and niece of the Very Rev. Dr.
Joseph Turner, Dean of Norwich, and Master of
Pembroke Coll., Cambridge; h. 18—; m. 1836
Laura Maria Lore, only child of Sir Gedrge L.
Tuthill, Knt., M.D., of Cavendish Square, London.
This family is descended from H. Borrett, Esq.,
who was one of the Masters in Chancery temp.
Elizabeth. They still possess estates at Stradbroke,
Suffolk, which they have inherited in lineal descent
from their ancestor. The name is found in the
Battle Abbey Roll. — Cransford HaU, Woodbridge.
Heir, his son George Tuthill, h. 1838 ; educated
at Eton and King's Coll., Cambridge.
BORROWES, Rev. Sir Erasmus Dixon, Bart.
(cr. 1645).
Eldest son of the late Sir Erasmus Dixon Borrowes
(6th Bait.), by Henrietta de Robillard, dau. of the
Very Rev. Arthur Champagnt^, Dean of Clonmac-
noi.se ; h. 1799 ; s. his brother as 8th Bart. 1834 ;
m. 1825 Harriet, dau. of the late Henry Hamilton,
Esq., of Ball3'macoll, co. j\Ieath. Educated at
Tiinity Coll., Dublin ; is in Holy Orders ; Rector of
Ballyrowan, Queen's county. — Lauragh, near
Portarlington, co. Louth.
Heir, his son Erasmus, Lieutenant 80th regt.,
h. 1831 ; m. 1851 Frederica, dau. of Lieutenant-
Colonel G. Hutchinson.
BORROWES, Robert Hem-y, Esq. (of Gilltown).
Eldest son of the late Robert Borrowes, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of Colonel Madden, of Hatton Park,
CO. Cavan ; h. 1826 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1859 Louisa
Katherine, 3rd dau. of 3rd Lord Kilmaine. Is a
Magistrate for co. Kildare (High Sheriff 1853), and
a Major in the Kildare Rifles ; formerly Captain
13th Light Dragoons. This family is descended
from the ancient house of De Burgh, who settled
in Ireland a.d. 1564. — Gilltown, Branoxtown,
near Newbridge, co. Kildare; Arthur's Club, S.W.
BORTHWIGK, John, Esq. (of Crookston).
Eldest son of the late John Borthwick, Esq., of
Berth wick, by Anne, dau. of Robert Dundas, Esq.,
of Arniston ; h. 1825 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1854 Elizabeth
Mason, dau. of Vice-Admiral Pringle, of Torwood-
lee, CO. Selkirk. Educated at Edinburgh ; is a
Magistrate for Midlothian. This family is the
nearest juale representative of Borthwick, Lords of
Borthwick, in the ancient Peerage of Scotland, as
decided by the House of Lords in the year 1814. —
Crookston, near Edinburgh ; 7, Lansdown Crescent,
Bath.
BORTON, Rev. 'William Key.
Eldest son of Wm. Borton, Esq., by Alice, dau. of
Wm. Key, Esq., of Musley Bank, near Malton,
Yorkshire ; h. 1806 ; la. 1852 Je.<sie, dau. of S.
Phillips, Esq., of Garrick's Villa, Hampton, Mid-
dlesex. Educated at Repton and St. Catherine
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1831) ; is a Ma-
gistrate for Essex ; appointed Rector of Wickham
St. Paul's 1835, and Rural Dean of Halstead 1845.
— Wickham St. Paul's, Halstead, Essex.
Heir, his son Silvanus Key, h. 1853.
BOSANQUET, George Jacob, Esq. (of Brox-
bournebiiry).
Eldest son of the late Jacob Bosanquet, Esq., a
Director of the East-India Company, by Henrietta,
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tlau. of Sir G. Armytage, Bart., of Kirklees, co.
York ; h. 1791 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1831 Cecilia, dau. of
AVilliam Franks, Esq.^ of Beech Hill, and widow
of Samuel Eobert Gaussen, Esq., of Brookmau's
Park, Herts. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1813) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts ;
appointed Attachti at Berlin 1812, at H. M.'s
Embassy at Paris 1815, Secretary to H. M.'s
Legation at Madrid 1824 ; acted as Cliarg(i
d' Affaires at ]\Iadrid 1824-5 and 1827-30.— Brox-
boainebur}', near Hoddesdon, Herts ; Athenteuni
Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Cecilia Jane Wentworth, m. 1858
Horace James, son of Samuel Smith, Esq., of
Sacombe Park, Herts.
BOSANQITET, Samuel Kichard, Esq. (of Dinge-
stow).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Bosanquet, Esq., by
Lfetitia Philippa, dau. of the late James Whatman,
Esq., of Vinters, Kent ; h. 1800 ; ,s\ 1843 ; m. 1830
Emily, dau. of George Courthope, Esq., of Whiligh,
Sussex. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1822, M.A. 1824 ) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1826 ; is a Magistrate and Chairman
of the Quarter Sessions for co. Monmouth. Tiiis
family were noble in France, and came to England
as Huguenots, after the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes in 1685. — Dingestow Court, near Monmouth.
Ilei); his son Samuel Courthope, h. 1832.
BOSCAWElSr, Hon. and Bev. John Townshend.
Second son of late Hon. and Rev. J. E. Boscawen,
and brother of the 6th Viscount Falmouth ; />.
1820 ; VI. 1851 Mary, youngest dau. of the late J.
H. Tremagne, Esq., of Heligan, Cornwall. Edu-
cated at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Cambi-idge
(B.A. 1842, M.A. 1852) ; appointed Rector of
Lamorran 1849. — Lamorran Rectory, near Probu.'^,
Cornwall.
Jleir, his son John Hugh, h. 1851.
BOSTON (Lord), George Ives Irby (cr. 1761).
Eldest son of the 3rd Lord, by Rachel, eldest dau.
of the l.ite William Drake, Esq., of Amersham,
Bucks ; h. 1802 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1830 Fanny, dau. of
W. Hopkyns Northej'-, Esq. Educated at Eton ;
graduated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1824) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks ; was
formerly an Attach^ in the Dii^lomatic Service.
Patron 1 living. — Hitcham Grange and Pledsor,
near Maidenhead ; Llanidan and Porthamel,
Anglesea ; Athensum and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ;
Belgrave Square, S.W.
7/f/r, his son Florance George Henry, Captain
Bucks Militia, and a Dep. Lieut, for Anglesea ;
/'. 1837 ; m. 1859 Augusta Caroline, 2nd dau. of
Colonel the Hon. John St. Vincent Saumarez.
BOSWALXi, Sir George Augustus Frederick
Houston, Bart. (cr. 1836).
Elder son of the late General Sir W. Houston, Bart.,
CC.B., by Jane, dau. of the 7th Earl of Lau-
derdale ; b. 1809 ; .■?. as 2ud Bart. 1842 ; m. 1847
Eupheraia, dau. of T. Bos wall, Esq., whose name
he has assumed. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Berwick, and a Colonel unattached ; was
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formerly Lieutenant -Colonel Grenadier Guards,
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with the Houstouns of Houstouii, co. Renfrew. — -
Blackadder and AUanbank, near Berwick ; United
Service Club, S.W. ; 1, Regent Street, S.W.
Heir, his son George, 0. 1847.
BO SWELL, Lady (of Auehinleck),
Jessie Jemima, eldest dau. of the late Sir Jame.s
Montgomery Cunningham, Bart., by Jessie, dau.
of Thomas Cumraing, Esq., Banker, of Edinburgh ;
VI. 1830 Sir James Boswell, Bart, (son of the late
Sir Alexander Boswell, Bart., of Auehinleck), who
cl. 1857. — Auehinleck, near Ayr, N.B.
Heirs, her two daughters.
BOTELEK, Robert, Esq.. (of Llandough Castle).
Youngest son of the late William Boteler, Esq., by
Mary, eldest dau. of Captain John Harvey, R.N.,
of Sandwich (who d. of wounds received on board
the Jirmiswiclc, which ship he commanded on the
1st of June, 1794) ; h. 1801 ; m. 1835 Maria Anne,
only dau. of the late Rev. John Thomas Casberd,
D.C.L., Canon of LlandafFand of Wells. Educated
at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ;
entered 1825 the Corps of Royal Engineers as a
2nd Lieutenant, and retired as a Captain on half-
pay 1841 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, forco.
Glamorgan (High Sheriff 1849). The family of
Boteler has been for centuries resident at Eastry
and in its neighbourhood, in Kent. — Llandough
Castle, near Cowbridge, Glamorganshire ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
BOTFIELD, Beriah, Esq., P.R.S., F.S.A. (of
Norton HaU).
Only son of the late Beriah Botfield, Esq., by Char-
lotte, dau. of William Withering, M.D., of Edg-
baston Hall, CO. Warwick; h. 1807; s. 1S13 ; w.
1858 Isabella, dau. of Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bart.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1828, M.A. 1847). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for cos. Salop and Northampton, and a Knight of
the orders of Leopold of Belgium and of Albert the
Brave of Saxony; was M.P. for Ludlow 1840-7,
rechosen 1857 and 1859. This family is a branch
of that of Boteville, of which the Marquis of Batli
is the head. — Norton Hall, near Daventry, North-
amptonshire ; Decker Hill, near Shiffnal, Salop ;
Hopton Court, near Bewdley, Salop ; Carlton, Con-
servative, University, and Atheuceum Clubs, S.W. ;
Oriental Club, W. ; 5, Grosvenor Square, W.
BOUCHIEE, John, Esq. (of Baggotstowii).
EldcEit son of the late John Bouchier, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of William Chadwick, Esq., of
Ballinard, CO. Tipperary ; h. 1811 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1S.j3
Sarah, dau. of David Aher, Esq., of Castlecomer.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1832) ; i.s
a Magistrate and a Grand Juror for co. Limericlc.
This family is of Norman origin, being descende'd
from Robert de Bursar, or Bouchier, whoso do-
scendant, Robert, was Chancellor of England 16th
Edward III. (see Campbell's " Lives of the Chan-
cellors "). — Baggotstown, near Bruff, co. Limerick.
Heir, hia son Henry James, h. 1842.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BOUG-HEY, Sir Thomas Fletcher Fenton, Bart,
(cr. 1798).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Fenton, Bart., who
in 1805 assumed the name of Bonghey, by Henrietta
Dorothy, dau. of Sir John C'hetwode, Bart., of Oak-
ley, CO. Stafford ; h. 1809 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1823 ;
m. 1832 Louisa Paulina, dau. of the late T. Giffard,
Esq., of Chillington, Staffordshire. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1828) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Shropshire and Staf-
fordshire (High Sheriff of Staffordshire 1832).
Patron of 1 living. — Aqualate, near Newport,
Shropshire.
Heir, his son Thomas Fletcher, l. 1836.
EOITG-HTOlsr, Sii' Charles Henry House, Bart,
(er. 1641).
Eldest son of the late Sir W. E. Rouse Boughton,
Bart., M.P., by Charlotte, dau. of T. A. Knight,
Esq., of Wormsley Grange, co. Hereford ; /). 1825;
s. as 11th Bart. 1856 ; m. 1852 Mary Caroline, dau.
of the late J. M. Severne, Esq. Educated at
Harrow; was formerly Lieutenant 52nd foot;
Patron of 3 livings. — Downton Hall, near Lud-
low, Shropshire ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W. .
Hdr, his son William St. Andrew, h. 1853.
BOITGETOIT-KSriGHT, Andrew Johne.s Bouse,
Esq. (of Downton Castle).
Second son of the late Sir AV. E. Rouse-Boughton,
Bart., of Lawford Hall, co. Warwick, by Charlotte,
youngest dau. of the late Thomas Andrew Knight,
Esq., of Wormsley Grange, some time President of
the Horticultural Society; h. 1826; s. his grand-
father T. A. Knight, Esq., in 1857, and assumed
his name by Royal license. — Downton Castle,
near Ludlow.
30ULTBEE, Lady Latu-a.
Eldest sister of the 4th Earl of Egremont {ext.) ;
on. 1812 Rev. C. Boultbee, who d. 1833.— Taunton,
Somerset.
BOULTBEE, John, Esq. (of Noyadd).
Eldest son of the late John Boultbee, Esq., by
Maria Anne, dau. of Edward Croxall, Esq., of
Shenstike, co. Warwick ; h. 1807 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1842
Williama Joan, only dau. of William Lewis, Esq.,
of Llysnewydd, co. Carmarthen. Educated at
Sandhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Warwick,
and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan. This family
was formerly seated in Warwickshire. — Noyadd,
near Aberayron, Cardiganshire; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Jolm Edward Lewes, h. 1845.
BOULTBEE, Joseph Moore, Esq. (of Spring-
flekUHouse).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Boultbee, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Moore, Esq., of Barne,
CO. Tipperary; h. 1789; .?. 1848; m. 1815 Eliza-
beth Margaret Ferrers, 3rd dau. of 2nd Marquis
Townshend. Educated at Harrow and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick, and Lieutenant-Colonel 1st Warwick-
shire Militia. This family was formerly of Bax-
terley Hall, co. Warwick. — Springfield House, near
Knowle, Warwickshire.
Heir, his son Henry Townshend, Captain Royal
Artillery ; h. 1827 ; m. 1856 Juliana, 2nd dau. of
the late Sir Willoughby Dixie, Bart., of Bosworth
Park, CO. Leicester.
BOULTBEE, Rev. Eichard Moore.
Second son of the late Joseph Boultbee, Esq., of
Springfield, co. Warwick, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Stephen Moore, Esq., of Barne, co. Tipperary ; h.
1794 ; m. 1816 Mary, dau. of the late Sir Christo-
pher Pegge, M.D. Educated at Rugby and Merton
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1816, M.A. 1819) ; appointed
Rector of Barnwell 1S29 ; is a Magistrate for
Hunts and Northamptonshire. — Barnwell, near
Oundle, Northamptonshire ; Athenjeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard, h. 1823 ; m. 1845 Frances,
dau. of Robert Barker, Esq., Commander R.N.
BOULTOIT, the Rev. Anthony, D.D, (of Moul-
ton).
Eldest son of the late Henry Boulton, Esq., by his
1st wife Susannah, eldest dau. and co-heir of Mr.
Serjeant Forster ; h. 1788 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1819
Harriet, 3rd dau. of Thomas Lane, Esq., of Selsdon,
Surrey. Educated at Eton and Sidney Sussex Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1827, D.D. 1828) ;
was formerly Rector of Preston Capes, co. North-
ampton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lincoln. — Moulton, near Spalding, Lincolnshire ;
Sampford Peverell, Devon.
Heirs, his daus. Antonia Maria, m. 1848 Alfred
Augustus Chapm.an, Esq., Lieutenant- Colonel 48th
regiment, and Mary, m. 1849 S. J. Maclurcan,
Esq., Captain 48th regiment.
BOURCHIEB, Rev. Charles Spencer.
Eldest son of the late Charles Bourchier, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin Preedy, Esq., of Eves-
ham, CO. Worcester : h. 1791 ; in. 1814 Eliza, dau.
of Samuel Harman, Esq., of St. James's, Middlesex.
Educated at Great Berkhamstead and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1837) ; or-
dained 1813 ; is Rector of Great Hallingbury and
a l^Jagistrate for Herts and Essex ; was Domestic
Chaplain to the late Earl of Plymouth. This family
was formerly possessed of considerable property in
Essex, and there are fine monuments of the family
in Little Easton Church. The adjoining parish of
Little Hallingbury is styled in Doomsday Book
"Hallingbury Bourchier." Oliver Cromwell mar-
ried an ancestor of this family, and Sir John
Bourchier signed King Charles I.'s death-warrant.
■ — Great Hallingbury, near Bishop Stortford.
Heir, his son Legendre Charles, Lieutenant-
Colonel 75th foot ; b. 1815 ; m. 1846 Margaret,
dau. of Rev. Thomas B. Johnston.
BOURKE, Hon. and Rev. G-eorge 'Wingfleld.
Fourth son of the 5th Earl of Mayo ; b. 1829 ; m. 1858
dau. of the Bishop (Longley) of Durham. Educated
at Durham University (B.A. 1855, M.A. 1856) ;
appointed Rector of AYold Newton 1858. — Wold
Newton Rectory, near Grimsby, Lincolnshire,
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BOURNE, Rev. George Drinkwater.
Youngest son of the late Peter Bourne, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of John Drinkwater, Esq., of
Preston; h. 1821. Educated at Eton and Oriel
Coll., Oxford ; appointed Rector of Weston Sub-
edge 1846 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Gloucester, and a Magistrate for co. Worcester.
This family has held land in Lancashire from the
time of King John. — Weston Subedge, Broadwcay,
Gloucestershire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
BOURKTE, James, Esq. (of Hackinsall Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Peter Bourne,
Esq., of Hackinsall, co. Lancaster, by Margaret,
dau. of James Drinkwater, Esq., of Bent, co.
Lancaster; b. 1812 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1841 Sarah Har-
riet, dau. of Thomas Fournis Dyson, Esq., of
Willow Hall, CO. York. Educated at Shrewsbury ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster,
and a Major Eoyal Lancashire Artillery.— Hackin-
sall Hall, CO. Lancaster, and Heathfield, near Liver-
pool ; Conservative Club, S.W. ; 7, Clifford St., W.
Heir, his son James Dyson, h. 1842.
BOUVERIE, Right Hon. Edward Pleydell.
Second son of 3rd Earl of Eadnor ; h. 1818 ; m.
1842 Elizabeth Anne, dau. of General Balfour.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1838) ; was Under-Secretary for the Home
Department 1850-2, Vice-President of the Board of
Trade and Chairman of Committees 1853-5, Presi-
dent of the Poor-Law Board 1855-8 ; has been
M.P. for Kilmarnock, &c. since 1844. — Eeform
Club, S.W. ; 44, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
Jleir, his son Walter, h. 1848.
BOUVERIE, Hon. Philip PleydeU (of Brymore).
Fourth son of 2nd Earl of Radnor, by Anne, dau.
of Lord Feversham ; I. 1788 ; m. 1811 Maria,
dau. of the late Sir W. P. A. A'Court, Bart., and
sister of 1st Lord Heytesbury, G.C.B. Is a partner
in the Banking-house of Messrs. Ransom, Bou-
verie, and Co., Pall Mall ; a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Somerset (High Sheriff 1843) ; was M.P.
for Cockermouth 1830-1, for Downton 1831-2 ; has
been M.P. for Berks since 1857.- — Brymore, near
Bridgewater, Somerset ; 16, Hill Street, W.
irdr, his son Philip, b. 1821 ; in. 1847 Jane,
only dau. of H. Seymour, Esq., of Knoylc, Wilts.
BOUVERIE, Everard William, Esq. (of Delapre'
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Edward Bouverie, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. and heir of W. Castle, Esq., and
great-gr.indson of 1st Viscount Folkstone, ancestor
of the Earl of Radnor ; b. 1789 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1816
Charlotte, dau. of Colonel O'Donel, of Newport,
CO. Mayo. Educated at Harrow and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Northampton-
shire ; entered the Army 1812, became a Major-
General 1854, was wounded at Waterloo ; ap-
pointed Equerry to H.R.H. the Prince Consort in
1840, and to the Queen in 1853. — Delaprd Abbey,
near Northampton.
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BOUVERIE, Ven. William Arundell.
Son of the late Hon. Bartholomew Bouverie (son of
William 1st Earl of Radnor), by Mary Wyndham,
dau. of the late Hon. James Everard Arundell,
and sister of the 9th and 10th Lords Arundell of
Wardour ; b. 1797 ; m. 1831 the Hon. Fanny
Sneyd, 2nd dau. of tlie late Walter Sneyd, Esq., of
Keele, and late Maid of Honour to Queen Adelaide.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.. Oxford, and was
afterwards Fellow of Merton Coll. (B.A. 1817,
M.A. 1820) ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk ; ap-
pointed Archdeacon of Norfolk 1850. — Denton,
near Harleston, Norfolk ; Athenaeum Club, S.W.
BOVILL, William, Esq., Q,.C. (of Worplesdon).
Second surviving son of B. Bovill, Esq., of Duins-
ford Lodge, Wimbledon ; b. 1814 ; m. 1844 Maria,
eldest dau. of J. H. Bolton, Esq. Called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1841 ; appointed a
Queen's Counsel 1855 ; is a Magistrate for Surrey,
and a Bencher of the Middle Temple ; has been
M.P. for Guildford since 1857. — Worplesdon Lodge,
near Guildford, Surrey ; Athenaeum and Carlton
Clubs, S.W, ; 1, Brick Court, Temple, E.G.
BOWATER, Sir Edward, K.C.H. (cr. 1837).
Only son of the late Admiral Edward Bowater, by
Louisa, dau. of Thomas Lane, Esq., of Tettenhall,
CO. Stafford (widow of G. E. Hawkins, Esq.) ; b.
1787; m. 1839 Emilia Mary, dau. of the late
Colonel M. Barne, of Sotterley Park, Suffolk, M.P.
for Dunwich. Educated at Harrow (D.C.L. Oxford) ;
appointed Equerry to William IV. 1831 ; Equerry
to H.R.H. Prince Albert 1840 ; Groom-in-Waiting
to Queen Victoria 1846 ; a General in the Army,
and Colonel 49th foot ; served at Copenhagen, in
the Peninsula, and at Waterloo. This family were
formerly possessors of Whitley Abbey, near
Coventry. — Thatched House Lodge, Richmond
Park, Surrey ; United Service Club, S.W.
BOWDON, Hem'y. Esq. (of Southgate House).
Eldest son of the late J. P. Bruno-Bowdon, Esq., by
Mary Martha, eldest dau. of Edward Ferreis, Esq.,
of Baddesley Clinton, co. Warwick; b. 1814;
s. 1850 ; m. 1848 Henrietta Matilda, 4th dau. of
Michael Blount, Esq., of Mapledurham. Educated
at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Derby. This family is of great anti-
quity in Derbyshire, being settled at Bowdon in
1200, and, building the chancel end of the church,
the parish was thence called Chapel Bowdon. —
Southgate House, near Derby.
ffeiv Prcs., his brother John, b. 1815; m. 1819
Amelia, dau. of G. T. Whitgreave, Esq., of Moseley
Court, Stafford.
BOWDomr.
(See Bi'tler-Bou-don.)
BOWBW, Sir George Ferguson, K.C.M.G. (cr.
1856).
Son of the Rev. E. Bowen, of Bogay House, Lon-
donderry, Rector of Faughboyne and All Saints,
CO. Donegal ; b. 1822 ; m. 1856 Diamautinn, dau.
of Count Candiano di Roma. Educated at the
Charterhouse; elected 1840 Scholar of Trinity
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Coll., Oxford, where he graduated B.A. 1844 as
1st Class in Classics ; was afterwards Fellow and
Tutor of Brasenose College ; was Secretary to the
Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands
1854-9 ; formerly Principal of the University of
Corfu ; appointed Governor of Moreton Bay 1859.
Author of "Ithaca and the Ionian Islands ;" "The
Ionian Islands under British Protection ;" " Mount
Athos, Thessaly, and Epirus," &c. — Government
House, Brisbane, West Australia ; United Univer-
sity Club, S.W.
BOWEW, George Edward, Esq. (of Lavu-ence-
town House).
Eldest son of George Bowen, Esq., Captain R.N.,
by Annabella Harriet, dau. of Noah Simpson, Esq.,
of Drogheda; h. 1821; m. 1850 Catharine Bell,
dau. of the late John Oliver Hov.-e Nunn, Captain
86th regiment. Is a Magistrate for co. Down, and
Land-agent for the Downshire estates of Alex-
ander J. E. Stewart, Esq., of Ards, co. Donegal.
— Laurencetown House, near Banbridge, co. Down.
BO'WEIJ', Bobert Cole, Esq.. (of Bowenscourt).
Eldest son of the late H. Cole Bowen, Esq., by
Eliza Wade, dau. of St. John Galwey, Esq., of
Mallow, CO. Cork ; h. 1830 ; s. 1842. Educated at
Cheltenham and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1852,
M.A. 1856) ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork, and
Captain 87th South Cork Light Infantr3'. This
family was formerly of Court House, Ilston, Gla-
morganshire, mentioned in Gwillim, p. 186. Colonel
Bowen came to Ireland in 1G65. — Bowenscourt,
near Kildorrery, co. Cork.
BOWEB, Edward Chivers, Esq. (of Tickhill
Castle).
Eldest son of the late J. S. Bower, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Chiver.s, Esq.,
of Askham, co. York ; h. 1826 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1858
Amelia Mary, 2nd surviving dau. of the late
William Bennet Martin, Esq. Educated at Rugby
and University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1849) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of
Yorkshire ; formerly a Captain 3rd West York
Militia.- — Tickhill Castle, near Rotherham, York-
shire ; St. James's Club, S.W.
Jhir, his son Edmund Thomas Chivers, h. 1859.
BO'WEE, Eev. Henry TregonweU (of Shroton).
Youngest surviving son of the late Thomas Bowyer
Bower, Esq., by Harriet, dau. of William Whit-
aker, Esq., Recorder of Shaftesbury ; h. 1808 ; m.
1837 Elizabeth Syndercombe, eldest dau. of the
Rev. Thomas Fox, Rector of Temple Combe,
Somerset. Educated at Winchester and St. Peter's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1833) ; is a
Magistrate for Dorset, and Curate of West Orchard.
This family is the younger branch of that of T. B.
Bower, Esq., of Iwerne Minster. — Shroton House,
near Blandford, Dorset.
Heir, his son Henry Syndercombe, h. 1839 ;
educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
BOWEE, Eobert, Esq. (of Welham).
Eldest son of the late Robert Bower, Esq., by
Elizabeth Amy, only surviving dau. of John
Clubbe, Esq., of Ipswich; h. 1798; s. 1835; in.
1824 Helen, eldest dau. of John Hall, Esq., of
iScarborough. Educated at Westminster and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Dep. Lieut, for North Riding of
Yorkshire. This family was formerly settled at
Scorton, near Catterick. — Welham, near Malton,
Yorkshire ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Ileir, his son Robert Hartley, h. 1832.
BOWEE, Thomas Bowyer, Esq. (of Iwerne
Minster).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Bowyer Bower, Esq.,
by Harriet, dau. of Walter Whittaker, Esq., Re-
corder of Shaftesbury ; h. 1803 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1828
Eliza, only dau. of William Creed, Esq., of Bally-
grennan Castle, Ireland. Educated at Westmin-
ster ; is a Magistrate for Dorset (High SheriflF1847);
was formerly Captain 73rd regiment. — Iwerne
Minster, near Blandfoi-d, Dorset.
Heir, his son Thomas Bowyer, h. 1829, late
Lieutenant 73rd regiment, and Lieutenant in
Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry.
BOWES, John, Esq. (of Streatlam Castle).
Natural son and testamentary heir of the 10th
Earl of Strathmore {e.xt.) ; b. 1811 ; s. 1820. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for. co. Diirham ; was
M.P. for South Durham 1833-47.— Streatlam
Castle, near Gateshead ; Reform Club, S.W.
BOWLES, Sir George, K.C.B. (or. 1851),
Second son of the late W. Bowles, Esq., of Heale
House, Wilts, by Dinah, 3rd dau. of the late Admi-
ral Sir Thomas Frankland, Bart. ; h. 1787. Is a
Lieutenant-General in the Army, and Colonel 1st
West India regiment ; served at Copenhagen, in
Germany, in the Peninsula, Canada, and at
Waterloo ; was Military Secretary to the late
Duke of Richmond in Canada, where he held com-
mand during the rebellion of 1838 ; was M.P. for
Launce.ston 1844-52 ; Master of the Household
1845-51.— United Service Club, S.W.
BOWLES, Charles Oldfield, Esq. (of North
Aston).
Eldest son of the late Oldfield Bowles, Esq., by
^lary, dau. of late Sir Abraham Elton, Bart., of
Clevedon Court, Somerset ; h. 1785 ; s. 1810 ;
m. 1815 Elizabeth, dau. of Matthew late Lord
Rokeby. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon, and
Colonel Oxfordshire Militia ; was formerly Major
of the Oxfordshire Yeomanry. This family was
formerly of Swineshead, co. Lincoln. — North
Aston, near Deddington, Oxon ; Boodle's and
LTnited Service Clubs, S.W.
Heiv, his son Henry, Capt. Rifle Brigade, h, 1818 ;
m. 1842 Barbara, dau. of P. Warren, Esq., M.D.
BOWEIKTG, Sir John, LL.D., P.E.S., F.L.S.,
&c.
Eldest son of the late Charles Bowring, Esq., of
Larkbear, Devon, by Sarah, dau. of the Rev.
Thomas Lane, of St. Ives, Cornwall ; h. 1792 ; m.
1816 Maria, dau. of the late Samuel Lewin, Esq.,
of Hackney, Middlesex (she d. 1858). Has been
successively Secretary to the Commission on Public
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Accounts, Commissioner of Commerce in Frnnce,
Italy, .and the Levant, and British Consul at Canton ;
was her Majesty's Plenipotentiary, Commander-in-
C'hief, Governor and Vice-Admiral of Hong-Kong,
and Chief Superintendent of Trade in China 1854-9 ;
is LL.D. of the University of Groningen, and a
Knight of the Order of CUirist in Portugal ; was
M.P. for Kilmarnock, &c. 1835-7, and for Bolton
18-11-9. Tliis family was settled for several cen-
turies at Bowringsleigh, in the south of Devon. —
Larkbear House, near Exeter ; Athenaeum and
Reform Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John Charles, partner in the house
of Jardine, Mathesou, and Co. (China), h. 1821.
BOWYER, Sir George, Bart. (er. 1866).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir George Bowyer,
5lh Bart., by his 2nd wife Henrietta, dau. of Ad-
miral Sir P. Brett, M.P. ; h. 1783 ; s. as 6th Bart.
1799 ; m. 1808 Anne Hammond, dau. of Sir Andrew
Snape Douglas, E.N. (she d. 1844). Educated at
Eton andCh. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1804) ; is a Magis-
trate for Berks, and Patron of 2 livings ; was
M.P. for Malmesbury 1807-10, and for Abingdon
1812-18. — Eadley House, near Abingdon, Berks.
Ileir, his son George, D.C.L., Barrister-at-Law,
M.P. for Dundalk, h. 1811.
BOYCE, Joseph, Esq.
Third son of the late James Boyce, Esq., of Ferns,
CO. Wexford, by Arabella Braddell, dau. of John
Braddell, Esq., of Lower Bullingate, co. Wicklow;
h. 1795 ; m. 1817 Mary, dau. of Abel Ram Wood-
roofe, Esq., J. P., of Gorey, co. Wexford. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for city and co. Dublin ;
was formerly a merchant in Dublin, and Lord
Mayor of that city 1855. — Upper Mount-street,
Dublin.
BOYD, Sir Harley Hugh, Bart. (cr. 1775).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Augustus Hugh
Boyd, Bart., by Honora Mary, dau. of the late
C. B. Calmady, Esq., of Langdon Hall, Devon ; h.
1853 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1857 — Drummawillen, near
Ballycastle, co. Antrim.
Heir Pra^., his uncle Frederick, in Holy Order.s,
Rector of Wouldham, Kent, h. 1820.
BOYD, George Augustus, Esq. (of Middleton
Park).
Only child of the late Abraham Boyd, Esq., K.C.,
by his second wife Jane, Countess of Belvidere,
dau. of Rev. James Mackay ; b. 1817 ; s. 1822 to
his paternal estates, and in 1836 to those of the
Earl of Belvidere ; in. 1843 Sarah Jane, eldest dau.
of George Woods, Esq., of Milverton Hall, co.
Dublin, by Sarah, eldest dau. of Hans Hamilton,
Esq., M.P. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Westmeath.
This family is descended from the Lords Boyd, sub-
sequentl}' Earls of Kilmarnock, in Scotland. — Mid-
dleton Park, near MuUingar, co. Westmeath ;
Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Rochfort Hamilton, b, 1844:.
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BOYD, James, Esq. (of Roslare House).
Eldest son of the late Captain James Joceh'n Boyd
(who d. 1849), by Isabel Ashmore, dau. of Major
Cooper, of the 35th regiment, and grandson of the
late James Boyd, P^sq., J. P. for co. Wexford, and
High Sheriff in 1831 ; b. 1846 ; s. his grandfather
1859. This family claims descent from the Boyds
of Kilmarnock, N.B. — Roslare House, near Wex-
ford.
Heir Pros., his brother Charles, b. 1848.
BOYD, John, Esq., D.C.L. (of Dundovra House).
Son of the late John Boyd, Esq., of Belleisle, co.
Antrim ; b. 1789 ; m. 1820 Anne Arabella, dau. of
Rev. R. Hezlet, Rector of Killowen. Educated at
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Londonderry, and a Magistrate for co. Antrim and
for Coleraine ; was M.P. for Coleraine 1842-52,
and since 1857. — Dundown House, near Coleraine,
Ireland ; Carlton Club, S.W.
BOYD, John Eobert, Esq. (of Ballymaeool).
Eldest son of the late John Boyd, Esq., by Frances,
2nd dau. of the late Sir Samuel Hayes, Bart., of
Drumboe Castle, co. Donegal ; h. 1808 ; «. 1836 ;
m. 1851 Mary Louisa, eldest dau. of the Rev. Wil-
liam Knox, of Clonleigh. Educated atTrlnity Coll.,
Dubhn (B.A. 1825) ; called to the Irish Bar 1830 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Donegal
(High Sheriff 1840). This-fsimily is descended
from the Boyds, Earls of Kilmarnock, in Scotland.
— Ballymaeool, near Letterkenny, co. Donegal ;
Stephen's Green, Dublin.
BOYLE, Hon. Kichard Cavendish.
Fourth son of 8th Earl of Cork and Orrery ; b.
1812 ; m. 1845 Eleanor Vera, dau. of A. Gordon,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1833, M.A. 1836) ; appointed Rector of Marston
1836, Chaplain to the Queen 1847.— Marston Rec-
tory, nearFrome, Somerset ; University Club, S.W.
BOYLE, Patrick, Esq. (of Shewalton).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. David Boyle, by
his 1st wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late A.
Montgomerie, Esq., of Annick Lodge, co. Ayr,
next brother of Hugh, 12th Earl of Eglinton ;
b. 1806 ; s. 1853 ; in. 1830 Mary Frances, 2nd dau.
of Sir R. D. H. Elphinstone, Bart., of Horn and
Logic Elphinstone. Educated at Oriel Coll., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1832) ; called to the Scottish
Bar 1829 ; is a M.agistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Ayr, and a member of the Faculty of Advocates
in Scotland (but does not practise) ; was formerly
Captain Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry. This family
is next in remainder to the Earldom of Glasgow, in
default of m.ale issue of the 4th Earl. — Shewalton,
near Irvine, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son David, h. 1833, Isfc Lieut. H.M.S.
Tribune.
BOYNE (Viscormt), Gustavus Frederic Hamil-
ton-Russell (cr. 1717).
Only son of the 6lh Viscount, by Harriet, only dau.
of the late Benjamin Baugh, Esq., of Burwarton
House, CO. Salop ; h. 1797 ; s. 1855 ; m, 1828
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Emma Maria, dau. of the late Matthew Eussell,
Esq., of Brancepeth Castle, co. Durham (whose
name he has assumed). Educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
COS. Meath, Salop, and Durham. — Burwaton House,
near Bridgenorth, co. Salop ; Stackallan, co.
Meath ; Brancepeth Castle, near Durham ; 22,
Eelgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Gustavus Eussell, h. 1830 ; m. 1858
Katharine Frances, 3rd dau. of 2nd Earl of Eldon.
BOY]SrTO]Sr, sir Henry, Bart. (er. 1618).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Boyaton, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of Captain Gray ; h. 1811 ; s.
his brother as 10th Bart. 1854 ; ni. 1st 1833
Louisa, dau. of Walter Strickland, Esq., of Coke-
thorpe Park, Oxon ; 2nd 1848 Harriet, dau. of
Thomas Lightfoot, Esq., of Seveuoaks, Kent.
Educated at Durham University ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the East Hiding of Yorkshire.
This family was seated in Yorkshire before the
Norman Conquest. — Burton Agnes Hall, near
Bridlington, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Henry Somerville, l. 1844.
BEACEBIIIDGE, Charles Holte, Esq. (of Ather-
stone Hall).
Eldest son of the late Abraham Bracebridge, Esq., by
Mary Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of Sir Charles
Holte, Bart, {ext.), of Aston, co. Warwick ; h. 1799 ;
s. 1832 ; m. 1824 Selina, youngest dau. of William
Mills, Esq., of Bisterne, Hants. Educated at Mor-
ton Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for cos. W^arwick and Leicester. This family was
originally of Bracebridge, co. Lincoln ; they were
seated a.d. 1100 at Kingsbury, co. Warwick
(where they still hold lands), and subsequently at
Lindley, co. Leicester, and at Atherstone. — Ather-
stone Hall, Warwickshire ; AtheuEeum Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his sister Mary Holte, m. 1803 her
cousin Walter Henry Bracebridge, Esq., of More-
ville (whom see).
BRAGEBBIDaE, Walter Henry, Esq. (of More-
viUe HaU).
Only son of the late Walter Bracebridge, Esq., by
Harriet, dau. of H. Streatfield, Esq., of Chidding-
stone, Kent ; h. 1781 ; m. 1803 Mary Holte, dau.
of the late Abraham Bracebridge, Esq., of Ather-
stone Hall. Is a Magistrate for co. Warwick. For
pedigree, &c., see Bracebridge of Atherstone. —
Moreville Hall, Warwick ; Chetwode Priory, Bucks.
BRACKENBUEY, Sir Edward, Knight (cr.
1836).
Secfind son of the late Eichard Brackenbury, Esq.,
byJanetta, dau. of George Gun, Esq., of Edinburgh ;
I. 178.5 ; s. 1828 ; m. Ist 1827 Maria, dau. of the
Eev. E. Bromhead, of Eepham, co. Lincoln ; 2nd
1847 Eleanor, dau. of Addison Fenwick, Esq., of
Bishopwearmouth, and widow of the late W. B.
Clark, Esq., of Belford Hall. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln, and a retired
Liieutenant-Colonel in the army ; a Knight of the
Portuguese order of the Tower and Sword, and a
Knight of the Spanish order of St. Ferdinand ;
also a Commander of the Portuguese order of
St. Bento d'Avis. — Skendleby Hall, near Spilsby,
Lincolnshire ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Fenwick, h. 1848.
BRACKEWIIIDG-E, George Charles, Esq. (of
Ashfield Park),
Eldest son of the late Joseph Trimble, Esq., of
Clogher, co. Tyrone, Ireland, by Catherine, dau. of
Thomas Smith, Esq., of Lisnaskea ; h. 1815;
s. 1847. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called
to the Irish Bar 1839 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Tyrone. Assumed the name and
arms of Brackenridge, by Royal Letters Patent, in
1846. — Ashfield Park, near Clogher, co. Tyrone ;
Morrison's Hotel, Dublin.
3RADDELL, Henry, Esq. (of Montdeligo).
Only surviving son of the late Henry Braddell,
Esq., by Janette, dau. of William Henry Eobarts,
Esq., of Llangollen ; h. 1826; s. 1853; m. 1857
Laui'a Noemie, dau. of John Lees Armit, Esq., and
Noemie Baronne de INIarguerittes. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Cork ; was formerly Lieutenant 19th regi-
ment.— Montdeligo, near Fermoy, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Henry Armstead, h. 1858.
BEADEOHD (Earl of), George Augustus Fre-
derick Henry Bridgman (or. 1815).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Lucy Elizabeth, dau.
of the 4th Viscount Torrington ; h. 1789 ; s. 1825 ;
in. 1st 1818 Georgina Elizabeth, dau. of Sir T.
MoncreifFe, Bart, (she d. 1842) ; 2nd 1849 Helen,
dau. of iEneas Mackay, Esq., of Scotston, co.
Peebles, and widow of Sir D. Moncreiife, Bart.
Is <a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick.
Patronage 11 livings. — Weston Hall, nearShiffnal ;
Castle Bromwich, Warwickshire ; Carlton Club,
S. W. ; 43, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Newport, i. 1819 ;
m. 1844 Selina, dau. of the 1st Lord Forester.
Educated at Harrow and Trin. Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1840) ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, forces.
Warwick and Stafford, and Captain South Salop
Yeomanry Cavalry ; was Vice-Chamberlain of the
Household 1852; has been M.P. for South Salop
since 1842.
BRAD SHAW, Francis, Esq. (of Barton HaU),
Eldest son of the late Francis Bradshaw, Esq., by
Elizabeth, 4th dau. of Sir Eobert Wilmot, Bart.,
of Chaddesden, co. Derby ; h. 1800 ; s. 1841 ;
m. 1823 Mary Anne, dau. of Eobert Holden,
Esq., of Nuttall Temple, Notts. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
Derbyshire (High Sheriff 1851). — Barton Hall,
near Derby.
Heir, his son Francis, &. 1827.
BRADSHAW, Thomas, Esq.
Eldest son of the late J. H. Bradshaw, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of Eichard Stuart, Esq. ; b. 1824 ;
g. 1845 ; Til. 1847 Frances Catherine, only dau. of
Henry, 14th Viscount Hereford, and some time
Maid of Honour to the Queen. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1853 ; was Captain in the 2ud regiment
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of Lancashire Militia 1851-6. Claims descent from
tlchtred, the Saxon thane, and represents, in the
male line, the ancient family of Bradshaw, co. Lan-
caster. — The Palace, Hampton Court ; Crown-
Office Eow, Temple, E.C.
Heir, his son Victor Alexander, h. 1848.
BBAD STREET, Sir Johii Valentine, Bart. (or.
1759).
Eldest son of the late Sir Simon Bradstreet, Bai-t.,
by Clare, dan. of John Murphy, Esq. ; 6. 1S15 ;
s. as 5th Bart. 1S53. The 3rd Bart, was Recorder
of Dublin, and subsequently a Judge in Ireland. —
1, Marine Crescent, near Clontarf, co. Dublin ;
Kivei'sdale, Kilmainham, co. Dublin.
Heir Prcs., his brother Edmund, b. 1817-
BEADY, Eight Hon. Maziere (of Hazelbrook).
Second son of the late Francis T. Brady, Esq., of
Willow Park, co. Dublin, by Mary, dau. of W.
Hodgson, Esq., and brother of the late Sir N. W.
Brady, Knt. ; b. 1795 ; m. 1823 Mary Anne, dau.
of B. Buchanan, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dubhn (B.A. 1816, M.A. 1819) ; called to the Irish
Bar 1819 ; aj^pointed Solicitor-General for Ireland
1837, Attorney-General 1839, Chief Baron of the
Irish Exchequer 1840 ; was Lord Chancellor of
Ireland 1846-52 and 1853-8, re-appointed 1859.—
Hazelbrook, near Dublin ; 26, Upper Pembroke-
street, Dublin.
Heir, his son Maziere, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1827-
BEADY, John, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Tobias Brady, Esq., of co.
Cavan ; b. 1812; m. 1847 Sarah, dau. of the late
John Eayner, Esq., of Ely, co. Cambridge. Is a
Member of the College of Surgeons ; has been M.P.
for CO. Leitrim since 1852. — Ely, Cambridgeshire ;
1, Warwick Terrace, S.W.
BEAILA, Sir Peter, K.C.M.Q. (cr. 185G).
Is President of the Legislative Assembly of the
Ionian Islands. — Corfu.
BRAKEWBTJRY, Henry, Esq.. (of Scremby
Hall),
Third son of the late Charles Brakenbury, Esq., by
Caroline, dau. of William Hairby, Esq., of Spilsby,
CO. Lincoln ; b. 1790 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1821 Anne,
only dau. of John Atkinson, Esq., of Aristhorpe
Hall, CO. York. Educated at Louth ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Lincoln. This family is descended
from the Brakenbufys of the Tower (whom see).
— Scremby Hall, near Spilsby, Lincolnshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Augustus, b. 1791.
BEAMLEY-M.OOEE, John, Esq. (of Aigbnrth).
Son of the late Thomas Moore, Esq., INIerchant, of
Leeds ; b. 1800 ; iii. 1829 Seraphina, dau. of W.
Pennell, Esq. ; assumed the name of Bramley by
Eoyal license 1840. A Merchant at Liverpool (of
which he was Mayor 1849), and a ISIagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; was M.P. for Mai-
don 1854-9. — Aigburth, near Liverpool ; Carlton
and Conservative Clubs, S.W.
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BEAMSTOW, Thomas Wm., Esct. (of Skreens).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Gardiner Bramston,
Esq. (who was M.P. for Essex 1830-1), by Maria
Anne, dau. of William Blaauw, Esq., of Queen-
Anne Street, London ; b. 1796; s. 1831 ; ra. 1830
Eliza, 5th dau. and co-heir of the late Admiral
Sir Eliab Harvey, G.C.B., M.P., of Rolls Park,
Essex. Educated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1818), and was afterwards Fellow of All
Souls ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex ;
has been M.P. for South Essex since 1835. This
family has been seated in Essex since the reign of
Charles I., and many of its members have repre-
sented that county in Parliament. — Skreens, near
Chelmsford, Essex ; Travellers' and Carlton Clubs,
S,W.
Heir, his son Thomas Harvey, Captain Grena>
dier Guards, b. 1831.
BEAMSTON, Eev. John.
Younger son of the late T. G. Bramston, Esq.,
M.P., of Skreens, by Maria Anne, dau. of William
Blaauw, Esq., of Queen-Anne Street, London ; h.
1804 ; m. 1st 1822 Clara Sandford, dau. of the late
Nicholas Trant (she d. 1848); 2nd 1850 Anna,
2nd dau. of the late Osgood Hanbury, Esq., of
Holfield Grange, Essex. Educated at Winchester
and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1824, M.A. 1826) ;
and was for some time Fellow of Exeter Coll. ;
appointed Vicar of Great Eaddow, Essex, 1831, of
Witham 1841— Witham Vicarage, Essex ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W.
BEAM-WELL, Sir George William, Knight (cr.
1856).
Son of G. Bramwell, Esq., Banker, of London ; h.
1808 ; Hi. 1830 Jane, dau. of B. Silva, E.sq. ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1838, and went
the Home Circuit ; made a Queen's Counsel 1851,
appointed a Baron of the Exchequer 1856. — 3, Old
Palace-yard, Westminster, S.W.
BEAMWELL, Thomas, Esq. (of Enfield House),
Second son of the late C. Bramwell, Esq., by Ellen,
dau. of E. Nicholson, Esq., of Bradley Hall, co.
Durham ; b. 1800 ; ra. 1834 Fannv, dau. of Joseph
Salkeld, Esq., of Holm Hill, Cumberland. Edu-
cated at Ediniaurgh University ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Durham. — Enfield House, near Gateshead,
Durham.
Heir, his son Thomas Salkeld, b. 1836.
BEAND.
(See under Ducre.)
BEANDEETH, Charles, Esq.. (of St. Osyth
Priory) .
Youngest son of the late J. P. Brandreth, Esq., of
Liverpool ; b. 1827 ; in. 1851 Ehza, younger dau. of
the late W. F. Nassau, Esq. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for
Essex ; formerly Lieut, in the 4th Light Dragoons.
— St. Osyth Priory, near Colchester, Essex ; Armj^
and Navy Club, S.W.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BRAKTDRETH, Humplirey, Esq. (of Houghton
House).
Fifth but eldest surviving son of the Icate Thomas
Gibbs, Esq., of Ampthill, Bedfordshire, by Sarah
Prosser, youngest dau. of the late Thoswithan
Brandreth, Esq., of Houghton House, Beds, Justice
of the Peace for Beds ; b. 1807 ; s. to the Bedford-
shire, Devonshire, and Cornwall estates of his
maternal uncle, the late Henry Brandreth, Esq.,
Justice of the Peace and Dep. Lieut,, in 1846, vrhen
by Royal license he took the surname of Brandreth
in lieu of Gibbs ; m. 1854 Emma Jemima Barbara,
youngest dau. of the late Lieut. -Colonel Charles
Hervey Smith, of Apsley House, near Woburn,
Beds. Is a Magistrate for Beds, Bucks, and Herts ;
was High Sheriff of Beds 1849.- — Houghton House,
near Dunstable, Beds.
Heir, his son Henry Chernocke Gibbs, h. 1856.
BRAWFILL, Benjamin Aylett, Esq.. (of TJpmin-
ster Hall).
Second surviving son of the late Champion Edward
Bran fill, Esq., by Ann Eliza, dau. of the Rev.
Anthony Egertou Hammond {■2nd son of William
Hammond, Esq., of St. Alban's Court, Kent) ;
h. 1828 ; m. 1857 Mary Anna, dau. of Capel
Miers, Esq., of Peterstone Court, co. Brecon.
Entered the Army in 1846 ; is Captain in the 16th
regiment ; appointed Assistant Deputy Quarter-
master-General in Dublin 1859. — Upminster Hall,
near Romford, Essex ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Champion Edward, 6. 1858.
BRAY, Cecil Nicholas, Esq. (of Langford HiU).
Only son of the late Richard Burdon Bray, Esq., of
Stratton, Cornwall, by Mary, dau. of Thomas
Symons, Esq., of Launcells ; h. 1804 ; s. 1826 ; m.
1831 Mary, dau. of John Abraham, Esq. Educated
at Exeter College ; is a Magistrate for Cornwall
and Devon. — Langford Hill, near Marhamchurch,
Cornwall.
Heir, his son Cecil, h. 1835.
BRAY, Edward, Esq. (of Shere).
Eldest son of the late Edward Bray, Esq., by Mary
Anne Catherine, dau. of Daniel Malthus, Esq., of
Albury, Surrey (sister to the celebrated writer on
population) ; b. 1793 ; s. his grandfather 1832.
Educated at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1818, M.A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Surrey. This family has been settled at Shere
for nearly 400 years. — Shere, near Guildford,
Surrey ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Reginald, b. 1797; m.
1836 Frances, dau. of the late T. N. Longman,
Esq.
^^RAYBROOKE (Lord), Richard Cornwallis
^ Ifeville (cr. 1788).
Bdest son of the 3rd Lord, by Jane, dau. of the
2nd Marquis Cornwallis ; h. 1820 ; s. 1858 ; m.
1852 Charlotte Sarah, 5th dau. of the 2nd Earl of
Norbury. Educated at Eton ; is Visitor of Mag-
dalen Coll., Cambridge, and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex ; late Captain Grenadier Guards.
Patron 6 livings. This family is descended from
a common ancestor with the Earl of Abergavenny.
— Audley End, near Saffron Walden, Essex ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; 10, New Burlington Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Cornwallis, a
Dep. Lieut, for Essex ; b. 1823 ; m. 1849 Florence,
3rd dau. of 3rd Viscount Hawarden.
BRAYE (Baroness), Sarah Otway-Cave (cr.
1529).
Only dau. of the late Sir Thomas Cave, Bart, (who
was lineal heir and representative maternally of the
1st Lord Braye), by Sarah, dau. and co-heir of John
Edwards, Esq. ; b. 1770; s. 1839 ; m. 1790 Henry
Otway, Esq. (who d. 1815) ; resumed the name of
Cave 1818. This Barony was in abeyance from
1557 until called out in favour of the present
Baroness in 1839. — Stanford Hall, near Lutter-
worth, Leicestershire ; 14, Great Stanhope St., W.
Co-heirs, her daus. Maria Anne, m. Rev. H.
K. Richardson ; Katharine (Dowager Countess
Beauchamp) ; and Henrietta, m. Rev. E. W.
Edgell.
BREADALBANE (Marquis of), John Camp-
beU, K.T., P.O., F.R.S. (cr. 1831).
Only son of the 1st Marquis, by Mary, dau. of the
late David Gavin, Esq., of Langton, N.B ; b. 1797 ;
s. 1834 ; m. 1821 Eliza, dau. of the late George
Baillie, Esq., of Jerviswood, and 10th Earl of Had-
dington. Is Lord Lieut, of co. Argyll, Colonel of
the Argyll and Bute Militia, Vice- Admiral of the
Western Isles, President of the Society of Antiqua-
ries in Scotland ; was M.P. for Perthshire 1832-4;
Lord Chamberlain of the Household 1848-52, and
1853-S. Represents a branch of the ducal house of
Argyll. — Taymouth Castle, near Aberfeldy, co.
Perth ; Langton House, co. Berwick ; 21, Park
Lane, W.
Heir Pres. (to the Scotch honours only) William
John Lamb Campbell, Esq., of Glenfalloch (whom
see).
BREMRIDG-E, Richard, Esq. (of Cott).
Son of the late Samuel Bremridge, Esq., of Barn-
staple, by Honoi-, dau. of Hugh Oxenham, Esq.,
of Sutcombe ; b. 1803 ; m. 1824 Caroline, 2nd dau.
of John Goller, Esq. Educated at Tiverton ; has
been twice Mayor of Barnstaple ; was M.P. for
Barnstaple 1847-53. — Cott, near Barnstaple,
Devon ; Carlton and Parthenon Clubs, S.W.
BRENT, John, Esq. (of Barton).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Brent, Esq., of Black-
heath, by Frances, dau. of John Barton, Esq., of
Preston, Lancashire ; h. 1786 ; m. 1807 Susanna,
dau. of the late Sampson Kingsford, Esq-., of Sturry,
Kent. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Kent, and a Magistrate
for Canterbury. This family is descended from
Sir Robert de Brent, of Cossington, Somerset, who
(I. A.D. 1309, and Isabella, dau. of Simon de Monte-
cute. — Barton, near Canterbury.
BRENTON, Sir Lancelot Charles Lee, Bart,
(cr. 1812).
Eldest son of the late Vice- Admiral Sir Jahleel
Brenton, Bfirt., by Isabella, dau. of Anthony
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Stewart, Esq., of Maryland ; h. 1807 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1844 ; m. 1839 Anna Maria Mary, dau. of
Major-General Chester (she d. 1849). Educated at
Eton and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1828, M.A.
1831). The 1st Baronet was raised to the Baronetcy
for his Naval Services.
BBERETON, John, Esq. (of Brinton),
Eldest son of the late W. J. Brereton, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Hale, Esq., of Worcester;
h. 1813 ; m. 1841 Elizabeth Anne, only dau. of
E. J. Brereton, Esq. This family is descended
from John, a younger son of Sir Eandle Brereton,
of Malpas, co. Chester. — Brinton, near Thetford,
Suffolk.
Heir, his son John Lloyd, h. 1842.
BRETON, Peter, Esq.
Eldest surviving son of the late Peter Breton, Esq.,
by Lucy, dau. of T. Goldwin, Esq. ; b. 1792 ; m.
1820 Mary Anne, eldest dau. and co-heiress of the
late B. G. Wright, Esq. Educated at Marlow
Military Coll. and the lloyal Military Academy,
Woolwich ; served in the Bombay Horse Artillery
1814-15, with the field force under General Lionel
Smith, in the Piiidaree War, and in 1819 with his
company in the Persian Gulf, under Sir William
Keir at the taking of Rhasul-Kymer, &c. ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants, and a Ma-
gistrate for Southampton ; and has twice served
the office of Mayor of that town. This family
left Normandy at the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes. — The Polygon, Southampton ; Athenreum
Club, S.W.
BBETT, Edward, Esq, (of Wakes Colne).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late William
Brett, Esq., by Mary, dau. of William Sturgeon,
Esq., of Tollesbury, Essex ; b. 1796 ; s. 1813 ; m.
1823 Elizabeth, dau. of Philip Havens, Esq., of
Donyland Hall. Educated at Colchester and Pem-
broke Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Essex.
— Wakes-Colne Place, near Halstead, Essex.
BRETT, Wilford George, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Piev. J. George Brett, of
Ranelagh, Chelsea, by Dora, 2nd dau. of the late
George Best, Esq., of Chilston Park, Kent ; b.
1814 ; s. 1852. Educated at Westminster and
Magdalen Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837) ; called to
the Bar at the Middle Temple 1840 ; is a Magis-
trate for Middlesex.— University Club, S.W. ; 29,
Eccleston Street, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Baliol, b. 1815 ;
m. 1850 Miss Mayer.
BRETTELL, Mrs. (of Pinstall House).
Matilda, 5th dau. of the late Michael Grazebrook,
Esq., of Audnam, Staffordshire, by Mary Anne,
dau. of Thomas Needs, Esq. ; m. 1829 Richard
Brettell, Esq., a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Worcestershire, and a Magistrate for cos. Stafford
and Salop, who d. 1848. — Finstall House, Stoke
Prior, near Bromsgiove, Woi'cestershire ; Taunton
Yilla, Cheltenham.
Heir, her son Richard, b. 1846.
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BREWSTER, Sir David, K.H., P.R.S., &c. (cr.
1832).
Second son of the late James Brewster, Esq., of
Jedburgh, N.B. ; b. 1781 ; m. 1st 1810 Juliet, 2ud
dau. of the late James Macpherson, Esq., M.P., of
Belleville; 2nd 1857 Jane Kirk, 2nd dau. of the
late Thomas Purnell, Esq., of Scarborough. Edu-
cated at Jedburgh and Edinburgh University
(M.A. 1800) ; appointed Principal of the United
Colleges of St. Leonard and St. Salvador, at St.
Andrews, in 1837 ; Principal of Edinburgh Uni-
versity in 1859 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Rox-
burgh and Fife ; Vice-President of the Royal
Society of Edinburgh ; Hon. D.C.L. of Oxford and
Durham ; Hon. M.A. of Cambridge and Edinburgh ;
LL.D. of King's Coll., Aberdeen ; an Officer of the
Legion of Honour ; Chevalier of the Prussian order
of Merit ; one of the eight Foreign Associates of
the Imperial Institute of France, and a member of
various foreign leai-ned societies ; is well known as
the inventor of the kaleidoscope, lenticular stereo-
scope, the Bude light, and the polyzonal lens for
lighthouses ; author of " More Worlds than One,"
"Memoirs of Sir Isaac Newton, "treatises onOptics,
Natural Magic, the Kaleidoscope and Stereoscope,
and other works ; was editor of the " Edinburgh
Philosophical Journal," " Edinburgh Journal of
Science," and the " Edinburgh Encyclopsedia ; " re-
ceived Knighthood and several prizes for his scien-
tific discoveries. — Allerly, near Melrose, N.B. ;
Edinburgh ; AthenEeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son David Edward, Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Indian Army ; b. 1815 ; iii. 1849 Lydia Julia,
eldest dau. of the late Henry James Blunt, Esq., of
the Bengal Army.
BREWSTER, Right Hon. Abraham,
Eldest son of the late William B. Brewster, Esq.,
of BallinaUa, co. Wicklow, by Mary, dau. of Thos.
Bates, Esq. ; b. 1796 ; m. 1819 Mary Anne, dau.
of E. Gray, Esq., of Upton House, co. Carlow.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1817) ;
called to the Irish Bar 1819 ; appointed a King's
Counsel 1835, Solicitor-General for Ireland 1846,
Attorney-General 1853, I'esigned 1855 ; sworn a
Privy Councillor for Ireland 1853 ; was formerly
Legal Adviser to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
This family is of English extraction, but has been
settled in co. Carlow since the reign of Charles II,
- — 26, Merrion Square, Dublin.
Heir, his son William Bagenal, late Captain
Rifle Brigade ; b. 1828 ; m. 1858 Georgia, dau.
of James Campbell, Esq., of Craigie Down, co,
Ayr.
BREWSTER, James, Esq. (of Ashford Lodge).
Second son of the late Sturgeon Nunn Brewster,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of Robert Burder, Esq., of
Great Yeldham, Essex; b. 1807; m. 1839 Mary
Ann, eldest dau. of George Gepp, Esq., Chelmsford.
Is a Magistrate co. Essex. This family is a branch
of the Brewster family formerly settled at Wren-
tham Hall, in Suffolk. — Ashford Lodge, Halstead,
Essex.
Heir, his son James George, b. 184L
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BE.ICKDALE, John Fortescue, Esq. (of Bii--
champ House).
Eldest son of the late John Brickdale, Esq., by
Anne, youngest dau. of R. Inglett Fortescue,
Esq., of S^jridlestone andBuckland Filleigh, Devon ;
i. 17SS; s. 1840; m. 1813 Catherine, dau. of
Charles Gregorie, Esq. Educated at ^Yestminster
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1809, M.A. 1811);
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1818 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester.
This family was formerly of Brickdale, co. Lan-
caster, and had estates in the counties of Somerset,
Devon, Salop, and Montgomery. An ancestor,
Thomas Brickdale, was Governor of Conway Castle,
temp. Edward I. — Birchamp House, Coleford,
Gloucestershire,
Heir, his son Matthew Inglett, h. 1817 ; m. 1S5G
Sarah Anna, dau. of Edward James Lloyd, Es(|.,
Q.C.
BEIDGEMAK", Hon. Charles Orlaudo.
Second son of 1st Earl of Bradford ; b. 1791 ; 'ni-
1819 Eliza Caroline, dau. of the late Sir H. Cham-
berlain, Bart. ; entered the navy 1804, and served
on the Lisbon, American, and Mediterranean sta-
tions; became a Vice-Admiral (retired) 1858.—
Knockin, near Oswestry, Salop.
Heir, his son Edmund Woolryche Orlando, in
Holy Orders, Vicar of Kinnerle}', co. Salop ; 1. 1825 ;
m. 1853 Lilla Frances, 2nd dau. of E. Richards,
Esq., of Caerynwch,
BEIDGEMAlSr, Hon. and Rev. Geoi-ge Thomas
Orlando.
Second son of 2nd Earl of Bradford ; h. 1823; m.
1850 Emily Mary, dau. of the late Hon. Richard
Bagot, D.D., Bishop of Bath and Wells (she d.
1853). Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1845) ; appointed Rector of
Willey 1850, of Blymhill 1S53.— Blymhill Rectory,
near ShifFnal, Shropshire.
Ileii; his son Ernest Richai'd Orlando, b. 1851.
BRIDGES, Sir Brook •William, Bart. (cr. 1718).
Elder son of the late Sir B. W. Bridges, Bart., by
his first wife Eleanor, dau. of John Foote, Esq. ;
l>. 1801 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1829 ; m. 1834 Fanny,
dau. of L. Cage, Esq. Educated at Winchester
and Oriel Coll., O.xford (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1827).
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; formerly
Captain East Kent Yeomanry Cavalry ; was M.P.
for East Kent February — July 1852 ; re-chosen
1857 and 1859 ; has established his claim as a co-
heir to the Barony of Fitzwalter, now in abej'ance ;
is Patron of 4 livings. — Goodneston Park, near
Wingham, Kent ; Carlton and National Clubs,
S.W. ; 120, Pai-k Street, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Brook George, Rector of
Blankney, near Sleaford ; h. 1802 ; ra. 1832 Louisa,
dau. of the lateC. Chaplin, Esq.
BRIDGES, Sir Hem-y, Knight (cr. 1814).
Son of the late A. Bridges, Esq., of Ewell, Surrey ;
6. 1786 ; m. 1808 Frances, dau. of General W. T.
Dalrymple (she d. 1858). Is a Magistrate and J
Dep. Lieut, for Surrey, of which he was High ]
Sheriff in 1814. — Beddington House, near Croydon,
Surrey. ■
BRIDGES, Rev. Thomas Pym,
Only surviving son of the late Henry Bridges, Esq.
(who assumed the additional name of Brook, and
d. 1855), by Jane, dau. of the late Sir T. P. Hales,
Bart. ; h. 1805. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1828); appointed Rector of Danbury
1853. Is a Magistrate for Essex. This family is
a younger branch of that of Sir B. W. Bridges,
Bart, (whom see). — Danbuiy Rectory, near Chelms-
ford, Essex.
BRIDPORT (Lord), Samuel Hood (cr. 1794).
Second son of the 2nd Viscount Hood, by Jane,
dau. of the late Francis Wheler, Esq., of Whitley
Abbey, near Coventry, and grand-nephew of the
1st Lord ; 6. 1788 ; s. his grand-uncle as 2nd Lord
Bridport under a special remainder, 1814 ; m. 1810
Charlotte, dau. of 1st Earl Nelson. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1809). Patron
1 living. Is a ]\Iagistrate for Somerset. — Cricket
Lodge, near Chard, Somerset ; 12, Wimpole
Street, W. ,
Heir, his son Alexander Nelson, Equerry to the '
Queen, and Captain Scots Fusilier Guards ; h. 1814 ;
m. 1838 Mary, dau. of 3rd Marquis of Downshire.
BRIDSON, Thomas Ridgway, Esq. (of South-
port). ;
Eldest son of the late Paul Bridson, Esq., by Mary, |
2nd dau. of Thomas Ridgway, Esq., of Wallsuches, j
CO. Lancaster ; h. 1795 ; s. 1820 ; m. 1819 Sarah, '
eldest dau. of Henry Matthews, Esq., of Liverpool.
Educated at Ormskirk ; is a Magistrate for co.
Lancaster. This family, formerly resident in the
Isle of Man, where the name appears on the earliest
insular records, are supposed to have emigrated
thither from a town in Denmark, and to be of
Scandinavian descent. — Southport, near Ormskirk,
Lancashire.
Heir, his sou Thomas Ridgvvay, h. 1823 ; m. lat
1848 Mary, 3rd dau. of Richard Smith, Esq., of
Poiilton Manor-house, co. Chester, and Baukfield,
Lancashire (.she d. 1856) ; 2nd 1857 Charlotte
Mary, 2nd dau. of William Lowe, Esq., of Liverpool.
BRIGGS, Sir John Thomas, Knight (cr. 1851),
Son of the late J, Briggs, Esq., a member of the
ancient family of Brigge, or De Ponte, of Salle,
Norfolk ; b. 1781 ; m. 1807 Mary, dau. of T. Lewis,
Esq., of Cadiz. Was formerly Commissioner of
the Victualling Board and Accountant-general of
the Navy. — 4, Royal Crescent, Brighton; 15,
Regent Street, W.
BRIGHAM, "William, Esq. (of Foxley House),
Eldest son of the late William Brigham, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of John Cresswell, Esq., of Manchester ;
h. 1792 ; s. 1815 ; m. 1834 Elizabeth, only dau. of
John Richardson, Esq., of Manchester. Educated
at Ushaw Coll., co. Durham ; is F.R.C.S. London,
and a Surgeon at Manchester. This gentleman is
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heir male and representative of the ancient and
knightly family of Brigham, of Brigham and Wyton,
in the East Riding of the co. of York, settled there
since the reign of King Henry I., as recorded in
the College of Arms, London.— Foxley House,
Lymnie, near Warrington.
Heirs, his daughters Henrietta Felicia and Eliza-
beth.
JBBIGHT, Sir Charles, KnigM (er. 1858).
Third son of Brailsford Bright, Esq., by Emma
Charlotte, dau. of late E. Tilston, Esq. ; b. 1832 ;
m. 1853 Hannah Barrick, dau. of late John Taylor,
Esq., of Hull. Is a Civil Engineer ; knighted by
the Lord Lieut, of Ireland on the laying of Atlantic
Telegraph.— The Cedars, Harrowweald, Middlesex.
BRIGHT, Jolin, Esq. (of One Ash).
Son of Jacob Bright, Esq., of Greenbank, near
Eochdale, co. Lancaster; h. 1811; m. 1st 1839
Elizabeth, dau. of J. Priestman, Esq., of New-
castle-on-Tyne ; 2nd 1817 Margaret Elizabeth,
dau. of W. Leatham, Esq., of Wakefield. A
partner in the firm of Bright Brothers, manufac-
turers, Rochdale ; was M.P. for Durham 1813-7,
for Manchester 1847-57 ; chosen for Birmingham
Aug. 1857. One Ash, near Rochdale, Lancashire ;
Reform Club, S.W.
BBIGHT'WElsr, Thomas, Esq.
Eldest son of the late George Brightwen, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of Thomas Aggs, Esq., of Norwich ; h.
1812 ; m. 1839 Hannah Sarah, dau. of the late
Dawson Turner, Esq., of Great Yarmouth. Is a
Magistrate for Yarmouth, and a Dep. Lieut, for
Norfolk, and is a member of the firm of Gurneys
and Co., Bankers, at Yarmouth— Great Yarmouth,
Norfolk.
BRIGSTOCKE, 'Wmiam Owen, Esq. (of Gelly-
dy-wyll).
Eldest son of the late' Rev. Augustus Brigstocke,
B.D., by Jane, dau. of the late T. Davies, Esq.,
M.D., of Pentre, co. Pembroke ; h. 1831 ; s. 1852 ;
m. 1852 Emmeline, dau. of Oliver Lloyd, Esq.
Educated at Rugby and Jesus Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1852) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1856 ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Carmarthen and Cardigan,
— Gellydywyll, near Newcastle Emlyn, Carmar-
thenshire ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Augustus, h. 1854.
BRINCKMAIQ", Sir Theodore Henry Lavington,
Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Theodore Henry Broadhead,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of William Gordon Mac-
dougall, Esq. ; h. 1798 ; m. 1st 1829 Charlotte,
dau. of 1st Lord Godolphin (she d. 1838) ; 2nd
1841 Annabella, daughter of John Corbet, Esq., of
Sundorne Castle, co. Salop. Was M.P. for Yar-
mouth 1820-6 ; assumed his present name by
Eoyal license, in lieu of Broadhead, in 1842.— Bur-
ton House, near Beverley, Yorkshire; St. Leonards,
near Windsor, Berks ; Athenaeum Club, S.W. ;
40, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir, his son Theodore Henry, Lieutenant 17th
foot, h. 1830.
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BRUSTKLEY, Richard Graves, Esq. (of Ardagh).
Eldest son of the late Matthew Brinkley, Esq., of
Parsonstown, co. Meath, by Harriette, dau. of the
Rev. R. H. Graves, Dean of Ardagh ; h. 1823 ; s.
1855 ; m. 1845 Hester, dau. of James Lloyd, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1844) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Sligo (High Sheriff 1856).
This family is of English extraction, John Brinkley,
Senior Wrangler of Cambridge in 1790, having
come into Ireland on his appointment as Bishop of
Cloyne. — Ardagh and Portland, near Eastley, co.
Sligo ; Royal St. George's Yacht Club, Kingstown,
Dublin.
Heir, his son John Lloyd, h. 1852.
BRISBANE, Sir Thomas Macdougall, Bart.
G.C.B., G.C.H., P.R.S. (cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Brisbane, Esq.,
of Brisbane, by Eleanor, dau. of Sir Michael
Bruce, Bart. ; h. 1773 ; r,i. 1819 Anna Maria,
dau. of Sir Henry Hay Macdougall, Bart., of
Mackerstoun, whose name he has assumed in addi-
tion to his own. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Ayr ; entered the Army in 1790 ; served in
Flanders and through the Peninsular War ; was
Governor of New South Wales 1820-5 ; is a General
in the Army, and Colonel of the 34th foot. — Bris-
bane, near Ayr, N.B. ; Mackerstoun, near Edin-
burgh ; Athenajum and United Service Clubs,
S.W.
BRISCOE, Sir Wastel, Bart. (er. 1782).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Briscoe, Bart., by
Caroline Alicia, dau. of Gilbert Fane Fleming,
Esq. ; h. 1778 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1806 ; m. 1806
Sarah, dau. of W. Lester, Esq. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1800) ; is a Magistrate
for Cumberland (High Sheriff 1813). Patron of
2 livings.— Crofton Hall, near Carlisle ; 11, Beau-
mont Street, W.
Heir, his son Robert, &. 1808 ; m. 1832 Annie,
dau. of George Rimmington, Esq., of Tyne-Field
House, Cumberland.
BRISCOE, Henry Whitby, Esq. (of Tinvane).
Eldest son of the late Henry Briscoe, Esq., by
Alicia, dau. of F. White, Esq., of Carrickbeg ;
h. 1809 ; s. 1834 ; vi. 1835 Deborah, dau. of the
Rev. Robert Shaw. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for cos. Tipperary
and Kilkenny. — Tinvane, near Carrick-on-Suir, co.
Tipperary.
Heir, his son Henry Whitby, Lieut. R.A.,
h. 1836.
BRISCOE, John Ivatt, Esq. (of Fox Hills).
Son of the late John Briscoe, Esq., of Cross Deep,
Twickenham, by Mary, dau. of S. Winthrop, Esq.,
Merchant, of London ; b. 1792 ; m. 1819 Anna
Maria, dau. of the late Sir J. Mawbey, Bart, (whose
father represented Southwark and Surrey for thirty
years). Educated at Ealing and University Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1815) ; was afterwards
a Student at Lincoln's Inn ; is Lord of the Manor
of Epsom ; a Magistrate for Surrey and Middlesex,
Bri]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
and a Dep. Lieut, for Surrey ; was M.P. for Surrey
1830-2, for E. Surrey 1833-4, for Westbury 1837-
41 ; has been M.P. for W. Surrey since 1857. —
Fox Hills, near Chertsey, Surrey ; CO, Eaton Place,
S.W.
BBISCOE, Rev. Thomas.
Second son of the late E. Bi-iscoe, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. of the Hev. Thomas Owen, of Plas-
Rhoscolyn, co. Anglesea ; b. 1813. Educated at
Jesus Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836, B.D.
1843) ; appointed Incumbent of Holyhead 1857 ;
is a Magistrate for Anglesea, and a Surrogate for
the Diocese of Bangor ; was formerly Fellow,
Tutor, and Vice-Principal of Jesus Coll., Oxford.
— Holyhead, Anglesea.
13E.ISE, Lieut.-Colonel Samuel Brise Kuggles-
(of Spain's Hall).
Only son of the late John Ruggles, Esq., who
assumed the additional name of Brise, by Cathe-
rine, dau. of J. H. Harrison, Esq., of Copford
Hall, Essex; b. 1825 ; s. 1852; m. 1847 Marianne
Weyland, dau. of Sir E. Bow3er Smijth, Bart.
Educated at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Cambridge ;
entered the Army in 1844 as Cornet 1st Dragoon
Guards ; appointed Lieutenant-Colonel Command-
ant West Essex Militia 1852; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Essex and Suffolk. — Spain's Hall,
near Braintree, Essex ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Archibald Weyland, b. 1853.
BBISTOL (2nd Marquis of), Frederick 'William
Hervey, P.O. {cr. 1826).
Eldest surviving son of the 1st Marquis, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of the 1st Lord Templetown ; b. 1800 ;
s. 1859 ; m. 1830 Katharine, dau. of 5th Duke of
Rutland, K.G. (she d. 1848). Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1822) ; is aMagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk, and Hereditary Steward
of Bury St. Edmunds ; late Colonel West Suffolk
Militia ; was M.P. for Bury St. Edmunds 1830-59,
and Treasurer of the Household 1S41-G. Patron of
20 livings. — Ickworth Park, Bury St. Edmunds ;
the Heath, Putney ; Kemp Town, Brighton ; C,
St. James's Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Earl Jerniyn, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk and M.P. for West Suffolk ;
b. 1834 ; educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1855).
BRISTOW, Alfred Rhodes, Esq. (of Lewisham).
Youngest son of the late Isaac Bristow, Esq., by
Henrietta Catherine, dau. of the Baron llaychorn ;
b. 1820; m. 1842 Margaret, eldest dau. of John
Oswald, Esq., of The Palace, Croydon. Edu-
cated at King's Coll., London ; is a Solicitor in
London, and a Member of the Metropolitan Board
of Works ; elected M.P. for Kidderminster 1859.
— Rushy-Green House, Lewisham, S.E. ; Reform
Club, S.W.
BRITTEN", Daniel, Esq. (of Kenswick).
Eldest son of the late John Britten, Esq., by
Ann, dau. of Thomas Meek, Esq., of Durham. Is
a Magistrate for Middlesex and Dep. Lieut, for
the City of London. — Kenswick, near Worcester ;
Conservative Club, S.W. ; 7, Hanover Terrace,
Regent's Park, N.W. j
BROADWOOD, John Jervis, Esq. (of Buchan '
Hill).
Second son of Thomas Broadwood, Esq., of Holm-
bush, Sussex, by Annie Augusta, dau. of Alex-
ander Mundell, Esq., of Great George Street,
Westminster (she d. 1845) ; b. 1823 ; m. 1849
Dorothy, dau. of Richard Tomson, Esq., of the
Elms. Educated at Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge.
— Buchan Hill, near Crawley, Sussex ; Royal
Thames Yacht C^lub, S.W.
Jlcir, his son John Alexander Redman, b. 1854.
BROCKLEHUBST, John, Esq.
Second son of the late John Brocklehurst, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of P. Pownall, Esq., of Pownall Gi'een,
CO. Chester; b. 1789; m. 1814 Mary, dau. of
W. Coare, Esq. (cZ.). Educated at Macclesfield ;
a partner in the firm of Brocklehurst Brothers,
bankers and silk manufacturers at Macclesfield ;
is a ]\Iagistrate for Cheshire ; has been M.P. for
Macclesfield since 1832. — Hurdstield House, near
Macclesfield, Cheshire ; Reform Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son William Coare, of Butley Hall,
near Macclesfield, a Magistrate for Cheshire ; b.
1816 ; VI. 1849 Jiiary, dau. of W. Worthington,
Esq., of Brockhurst Hall, co. Chester.
BROCKMAlSr, Rev. Tatton (of Beachborough).
Fifth son of the late James Drake Brockman, Esq.,
by Catharine Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. William Tat-
ton, D.D., Rector of Rotherfield, Sussex, and
Prebendary of C'anterbury and York ; b. 1792 ; s.
1847; m. 1st 1825 Louisa, youngest dau. of Sir
Henry Hawley, Bart., of Leybourne Grange, Kent
(she d. 1837) ; 2nd 1840 Anna, eldest dau. of Rev.
John Holmes, of Gawdy Hall, Norfolk. Educated
at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1816, M.A. 1817) ; in
Holy Orders ; in 1848 was appointed Rector of
Otham, Kent ; was Vicar of Rottingdean, Sussex,
1838-47. This family aj^pears by the patents en-
rolled in the Tower to have been located in Kent
as early as the time of Richard II. — Beachborough,
near Hythe, Kent ; Gore Court, near Maidstone,
Kent.
Heir Pres., his brother George, Colonel East
Kent Mihtia, formerly Captain 87th foot, b. 1807.
BRODIE, Sir Benjamin Collins, Bart., D.C.L.
(cr. 1834).
Third son of the late Rev. P. B. Brodie, by Sarah,
dau. of Benjamin Collins, Esq., of Milford, Wilts ;
b, 1783 ; III. 1816 Anne, 3rd dau. of Serjeant Sellon.
Is a Magistrate for Surrey, and Serjeant Surgeon
to Her Majesty, and Surgeon to H.R.H. Prince
Albert ; a Corresponding Member of Institute of
France ; President of the Royal Society ; Presi-
dent of the General Council of Medical Education,
&c. — Broome Park, near Reigate, Surrey; Athe-
na?um Club, S.W. ; 14, Saville Row, W.
Jfeir, his son Benjamin Collins, F.R.S., M.A. of
Balliol Coll., and Professor of Chemistry at Oxford ;
b. 1817 ; in. 1848 Philothea Margaret, dau. of Mr.
Serjeant Thompson.
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[Bro
BKODIE, Thomas Stewart, Esq. (of Lethen
House).
Eldest son of the late James Campbell, Esq., by
Mary Catherine, dau. of Stewart Souter, Esq., of
Melrose ; h. 1837 ; s. 1858 ; m.. 1858 Emma
Georgina, 3rd dau. of William Gabbett, Esq., of
Mount Minnett, co. Limerick. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Moray.— Lethen House and Coulmony House,
Nairn, N.B.
Heir, his dau. Elizabeth Catharine.
BKODIGAlSr, Francis, Esq. (of Paton House).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late F.Brodi-
gan, Esq., by Mary, dau. of Thos. McEvoy, Esq. ; s.
his brother 1849 ; hi. IS—. Educated at the Drogheda
School and Trinity Coll., Dublin, where he gradu-
ated B.A. ; is a Barrister of the Middle Temple,
and a Magistrate for co. Meath ; was High Sheriff
for the CO. of the town Drogheda in 1857. The
family of O'Rudican, O'Eodigan, or Brodigan is
descended from CoUa da Crioch, nephew of Eiacha
Monarch of Ireland, towards the close of the third
century ; one of their descendants being Dennond
O'Rudican, Bishop of Ferns, who died A.D. 1048
or 1050.* (See Ware, "O'Hallorau and O'Duggan. )
— Piltou House, co. Meath ; Reform Club, S.W. j
Middle Temple, E.C.
Heir, his son Francis, Lieutenant in the Army.
BBODEICK, Hon. and Bev. George.
Second son of the late Archbishop (Brodrick) of
Cashel, and next brother and heir pres. to the 6th
Viscount Midleton ; h. 1797. Educated at Eton
and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1819, M.A. 1822) ;
appointed Rector of Titsey 1842.— Titsey Rectory,
near Godstone, Surrey.
BBODBICK, Hon. and Bev. "William John.
Third son of the late Archbishop (Brodrick) of
Cashel, and brother of the 6th Viscount Midleton ;
h 1798 ; m. 1st 1824 Elizabeth Anne, eldest dau.
of the 6th Earl of Cardigan, and widow of the Hon
J Perceval (she d. 1824) ; 2ud 1829 Harriet, 3rd
dau of the 4th Viscount Midleton. Educated at
Eton and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1820, MA.
1823)- appointed Chaplain to Her Majesty 1847,
Canon' of Wells 1855 ; was Rector of Bath 1839-54.
—The Liberty, Wells, Somerset.
Heir, his son William, Barrister-at-Law, and a
Dep Lieut, for Surrey ; educated at Eton and
Ch Ch , Oxford ; h. 1830 ; in. 1853 Augusta Mary,
3rd dau. of the Right Hon. Sir T. F. Fremantle,
Bart.
* From intermarriage witii tlie Checvers family, of Mace-
town Castle, CO. Meath (according to Burke's " Dormant and
Abeyant Peerage"), the above F. Brodigan, deceased was a
Uneal descendant, in the maternal line, of Viscount Mount-
Leinster and Baron Bannow, in the Peerage of Ireland. Al-
though specially hicluded in the " Articles of Limerick, Lord
Mount- Leinster did not avail himself of the benefits of that
capitulation in his favour, as he retired to the Court ot bt.
Germains, where he died witliout male issue. His only bro-
ther, Jerome Cheevcrs, married, and had two sons, Christo-
pher and Francis. The former died unman-ied, but hrancis
Cheevers, the younger, married Jane Cosgrave, and had a son,
William, slain in the revolutionary war with America, and five
daughters, the eldest of whom married Colombo Brodigan,
and had a son, Francis, father of the present F. Brodigan,
Esq.
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BBOGDEN", James, Esq. (of Tondu House).
Fourth son of John Brogden, Esq., by Sarah, dau.
of Alexander McWiUiams. Esq. ; b. 1831 ; m. 1859
Helen Dunbar, only child of the late Captain
Milne, 24th Bombay Native Infantry, and niece of
Sir James Dunbar, Bart., of Boath, Nairn, N.B.—
Tondu House, Glamorganshire.
BBOKE, Sir George Nathaniel, Bart. (cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late Rear-Admiral Sir Philip
Bowes Vere-Broke, Bart., by Sarah Louisa, dau.
of Sir William Fowle Middleton, Bart. ; h. 1812 ;
s his brother as 3rd Bart. 1855 ; m. 1853 Albinia
Maria, 2nd dau. of Thomas Evans, Esq., of Lymin-
ster Is a Captain R.N. Patronage 3 hvings.
This family was first raised to the Baronetcy in
1G61.— Broke Hall, near Ipswich, Suffolk ; Carl-
ton and United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Horatio George, a Lieute-
nant-General in the Army; 6. 1790 ; m. 1825 Fre-
derica Sophia, dau. of the late James Mure, Esq.,
of Cecil Lodge, Herts.
BBOMHEAD, Sir Edmund Gonville, Bart. (cr.
1806).
Only surviving son of the late Sir Gonville Brom-
head (1st Bart.), by Jane, dau. of Sir Charles
Ffrench, Bart. ; h. 1791 ; s. his brother as 3rd
Bart. 1855; m. 1823 Judith Corristine, dau. of
James Wood, Esq., of Woodville, co. Sligo. Edu-
cated at the Royal Military Coll., Great Marlow.
Is a Mao-istrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln,
and a Major-General in the Army.— Thurlby Hall,
near Lincoln.
Heir, his son Edward, h. 1832.
BBOMLEY, Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1757).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Howe Bromley
Bart by Anne, dau. of Daniel Wilson, Esq., of
Dallam Tower ; h. 1816 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1857 ; m.
1st 1848 Charlotte Frances Anne, dau. of Colonel
Rolleston, M.P. (she d. 1853) ; 2nd 1856 Georgi-
ana Ellen, dau. of Vere Fane, Esq., of Little
Ponton Hall, co. Lincoln. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Notts ; was formerly Captain 4Sth
foot.— Stoke Hall, near Newark, Notts.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles, Captain E.N. ;
h. 1820.
BBOMLEY, Sir Bichard Madox, Knight, K.C.B.
(cr. 1858).
Second son of the late S. Bromley, Esq., R.N., by
Mary, dau. of T. M. Madox, Esq. ; b. 1813 ; m.
1843 the youngest dau. of R. Moser, Esq. Edu-
cated at Lewisham ; entered the Civil Service
(Admiralty Department) 1829 ; is a Magistrate for
Westminster ; appointed Accountant-General ot
the Navy 1854.-1, Spring-Garden Terrace, b.W. ;
Admiralty, S.W.
BBOMLEY, Bev. Walter Davenport (of Woot-
ton Hall).
Youngest son of the late D. Davenport, Esq., of
Capesthorne, by Charlotte, dau. of R. Sneyd, Esq.,
of Keele ; I. 1787 ; assumed the name of Bromley
in 1822, on succeeding to the estate of Baginton
Bro]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Hall, CO. Warwick; m. 1st 1818 Caroline, dau. of
Archdeacon Gooch ; 2nd 1829 Louisa, dau. of the
late Earl of Portarlington, who d. 1845. Educated
at Eughy and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1808, M.A.
1811) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Stafford. — Wootton Hall, near Ashbourne, Derby-
shire ; 32, Lower Grosvenor Street, AV.
lici); his son William Davenport, h. 1820 ; m.
1858 Mary, dau. of the late Walter Campbell, Esq.,
of Islay,
BROOKE, Sir Eicliard, Bart. (cr. 1662).
Eldest sou of the late Sir Richard Brooke, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of Sir Robert Cunliffe, Bart. ; b.
1785 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1795 ; m. 1809 Harriet, 2nd
dau. of the late Sir Foster Cunliife, Bart, (she d.
1825). Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cheshire, and Patron of 1 living.
—Norton Priory, Cheshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. °
Heir, his son Richard, late Lieutenant 1st Life
Guards ; 5. 1814 ; m. 1848 Louisa Tollemache,
dau. of the late General the Hon. Sir A. Duff
G.C.B.
BBOOKE, Sii' William De Canell, Bart. (cr.
1803).
Second son of the late Sir Richard De Capell
Brooke, Bart, (who assumed the names of De Capell
and Brooke in lieu of Supple, by Royal license, in
1797), by Mary, only dau. and heir of General R.
Worge ; b. 1801 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1858 ;
VI. 1829 Catharine, dau. of the 2nd Lord Sondes.
Educated at Rugby and Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1822, M.A. 1835) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1826 ; is a Magistrate for cos. North-
ampton and Leicester ; was High Sheriff of Rut-
land 1852. This family traces from Philip De Capel,
who accompanied FitzStephen into Ireland, where
his descendants have held lands ever since. The
Brookes are from Cheshire. — Oakley Hall, near
Northampton ; Aghadoe, co, Cork ; University
Club, S.W. ■ "^
Heir, his son Richard Lewis, b, 1831 ; M.A, of
Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
BROOKE, Sir Arthur Victor Alexander, Bart,
(cr. 1822).
Eldest son of the late Sir Arthur Brinsley Brooke,
Bart, (who was M.P. for co. Fermanagh 1840-54),
by the Hon. Julia Henrietta Anson, dau. of General
Sir George Anson, G.C.B., and late Maid of Honour
to the Queen; b. 1842; s. as 3rd Bart, 1854.—
Colebrook, co. Fermanagh ; 1, Regent Street, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Harry Vesey, b. 1844,
BROOKE, Sir James, Knight, K.C.B., D.C.L.
(cr. 1848).
Son of T. Brooke, Esq., of Widcombe, near Bath ;
&._1803. Educated at the Grammar-school, Nor-
wich ; was formerly in the E. I. Co.'s military
service in Bengal, and served in the Burmese war ;
created Hon. D.C.L. of Oxford 1847 ; late Rajah
of Sarawak, Governor and Commander-in-Chief
of Labuan, and Commissioner to the Sultan of
Borneo.
BROOKE, Rev. John (of Haughton Hall).
Second son of the late G. Brooke Brigges Towns-
hend, Esq. (who assumed in 1786 the surname of
Brooke only), by Henrietta, dau. of Richard
Massey, Esq., of Walton-on-the-Hill, co. Lancas-
ter ; b. 1803 ; s. 1847 ; w. 1843 Georgjana Frances,
youngest dau. of the late John Cotes, Esq., of
Woodcote. Educated at Rugby and Brasenose
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1824) ; was formerly Vicar of
Shiffnal, resigned 1847. — Haughton Hall, near
Shiffnal, Salop ; University Club, S.W.
Jlcir, his son John Townsheud, b. 1844. j
BROOKE, John, Esq. (of Armitage Bridge).
Eldest son of the late William Brooke, Esq., of
Northgate House, near Huddersfield, who d. 1846,
by Hannah, dau. of William Clapham, Esq., of
Leeds ; b. 1794 ; m. 1822 Jane, 2nd dau. of Wil-
liam Laycock, Esq., of Appleton. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the West Riding of Yorkshire.
— Armitage Bridge, near Huddersfield, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son John William, of Sibton Park
(whom see).
BROOKE, John "WiUiam, Esq. (of Sibton Park), ,
Eldest son of John Brooke, Esq., of Armitage '
Bridge, near Huddersfield (whom see) ; b. 1824 ;
m. 1849 Jemima Charlotte, dau. of James Brittain,
Esq., of Buenos Ayres. Educated at Eton and
University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1845, M.A. 1853) ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1848. Is a
Magistrate for Suffolk.— Sibton Park, near Yox-
ford, Suffolk.
Heir, his son John Kendall, b. 1856,
BROOKE, Richard, Esq., P.S.A. (of Handford).
Eldest surviving sou of the late Richard Brooke,
Esq., of Liverpool, by Mary, dau. of the late Peter
Penny (formerly Pennee), Esq. ; b. 1791 ; s. 1852;
m. 1831 Eleanor Elspit, eldest dau. of Alexander
Hadden, Esq., of Bramcote, Notts. Is a Member
and one of the Council of the Literary and Philo-
sophical Society of Liverpool ; was a Commissioner
of Bankrupts 1833-42. This family was located
near Congleton, Cheshire, in the 17th century ; and
Benedict Brooke, b. 1670, in 1714 acquired the
estate at Handford, in Cheadle, Cheshire, which
now belongs to the present Mr. Brooke. — Hand-
ford, near Wilmslow, Cheshire ; Canning Street,
Liverpool.
Heir, his son Richard Arnaud, b. 1832.
BROOKE, Thomas John Langford, Esq, (of
Mere HaU).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Langford Brooke,
Esq., by Eliza, dau. of J. W. Clough, Esq., of
Oxton Hall, Yorkshire ; b. 1820 : s. 1848 ; m. 1841
Catherine Mary, dau. of Major Alexander Macleod,
Educated at the Royal Naval Coll., Portsmouth. —
Mere Hall, near Knutsford, Cheshire ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Heii; his son Thomas William Langford, h. 1843.
BROOKES, AVilliam, Esq. (of Elmestree).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Brookes, Esq., by
Mary Anne, dau. of William Holliday, Esq., of
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Bro
The Grange ; h. 1822 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1st 1843
Eleanor, eldest dau. of Jacob Wood, Esq., of Tet-
bury : 2nd 1855 Anne, 4th dau. of William Maske-
lyne, Esq., of Oakeley Park, Wilts. Educated at
Pdchmond and Queen's Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Gloucester, and a Captain in the Eoyal
North Gloucester Militia.— Elmestree, near Tet-
bury, Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son Alfred William, h. 1847.
BKOOKS, Kobert, Esq. (of "Woodeote Park).
Son of the late William Brooks, Esq. ; I. 1799 ;
m. 1833 Hannah, dau. of the late Joshua Penny,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey ;
elected M.P. for Weymouth 1859. — Woodcote
Park, near Epsom, Surrey ; Conservative Club,
S.W.
BROTHEBTOJM, Sir Thomas William, K.C.B.
(cr. 1855).
Son of the late — Brotherton, Esq. ; h. 1785 ; m.
1819 Louisa Ann, dau. of J. Stratton, Esq. Is a
Lieuteuant-General in the Army, and Colonel 15th
Hussars ; was formerly in the 16th Light Dra-
goons ; served in Egypt under Sir E. Abercrorabie,
and in tbe Peninsular War. — United Service Club,
S.W, ; 11, Upper Brook Street, W.
BROUGHAM AND VAUX (Lord), Henry
Brougham, P.C, E.R.S. (cv. 1830).
Eldest son of tlie late Henry Brougham, Esq., of
Brougham Hall, by Eleanor, dau. of the Pev. J.
Syme, and niece of Robertson the historian ; h.
1778 ; m. 1819 Mary Anne, dau. of the late Thomas
Eden, Esq. (niece of 1st Lord Auckland and widow
of J. Spalding, Esq.). Educated at Edinburgh
University ; is President of the London University
and a Member of the National Institute of France ;
has been Lord Rector of Glasgow University ; was
M.P. for Winchilsea, Camelford, and Knares-
borough 1810-30 ; for Yorkshire 1830 ; was Attor-
ney-General to the late Queen Caroline in 1820 ;
Lord Chancellor 1830-4. Is well known both in
England and on the Continent as the author of
works on political economy, philosophy, mathema-
tics, and biography. — Brougham Hall, near Penrith ;
Cannes, France ; 4, Grafton Street, W.
BROUGHAM, WUliam, Esq.
Youngest son of the late Henry Brougham, Esq.,
of Brougham Hall, co. Westmoreland, by Eleanor,
dau. of the late Rev. James Syme, and brother of
Lord Brougham ; h. 178- ; in. 1834 Emily Frances,
only dau. of the late Sir C. W. Taylor, Bart., M.P.
Educated at the University of Edinburgh ; is a
Master in Chancery ; was M.P. for Southwark
1831-4. — Brougham Hall, near Penrith.
Heir, his son Henry Charles, h. 1836.
BROUG-HTOTsT (Lord), John Cam Hobhouse,
G.C.B., P.O., P.R.S. (er. 1851).
Eldest son of the late Sir Benjamin Hobhouse,
Bart., by Charlotte, dau. of S. Cam, Esq., of
Chantry House ; h. 1786 ; m. 1828 Julia, dau. of
7th Marquis of Tweeddale (she d. 1835). Educated
at Westminster and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
79
1808) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts,
and Colonel of Wilts Militia ; was M.P. for West-
minster 1820-33, Nottingham 1834-47, and Har-
wich 1848-51 ; Secretary at War 1832 ; Secretary
for Ireland 1833 ; Chief Commissioner of Woods
and Forests 1834, and President of the Board of
Control 1835-41 and 1846-52.— Erlestoke Park,
near Westbury, Wilts ; Athenffium and Reform
Clubs, S.W. ; 42, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir Pres. (to the Baronetcy only), his brother
Henry William, late M.P. for Bath, h. 1791; m.
1816 Mary Ann, dau. of the late John Palmer,
Esq., of Calcutta.
BROUGHTON, Sir Hem-y Delves, Bart, (cr.
1660).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir Henry Delves Brough-
ton, Bart., by Mary, dau. of John Pigott, Esq., of
Capard ; I. 1810 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1851. Is Patron
of 3 livings. — Broughton Hall, near Eccleshall,
Staffordshire ; Doddington Park, Nantwich, Che-
shire.
Heir Pres., his brother Delves, a Magistrate for
Cheshire; h. 1812 ; m. 1835 Jane, dau. of George
Bennett, Esq.
BSOUW, Sir "William, Bart. (cr. 1686).
Third son of the late Sir James Broun, Bart., by
his 1st wife Marion, dau. of R. Henderson, Esq.,
of Cleucheads, N.B. ; b. 1804 ; s. his brother as
9th Bart. 1858 ; m. 1843 EUzabeth, 2nd dau. of J.
Smith, Esq., of Drongau, Ayrshire. Is a Solicitor
in practice. This family traces its descent from
the ancient Counts of Poitou. They have been
Free Barons of Scotland since the 12th century.
— Irving Street, Dumfries, N.B.
Heir, his son James, b. 1844.
BROWELL, 'William Eaulknor, Esq. (of "West-
Cliff House).
Youngest son of the late H. Browell, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Rev. E. Cockayne Frith, of North-
Cray Place, Kent ; b. 1816 ; m. 1846 Louisa, dau.
of W. Cooper, Esq. ; called to the Bar at Middle
Temple 1840 ; is a Magistrate for Kent and Folke-
stone.—West- Cliff House, Folkestone ; 5, Pump
Court, Temple, E.G.
BRO'WM", Sir George, K.C.B., K.H. (ci'. 1852).
Son of Provost G. Brown, of Linkwood, ne.ar Elgin,
N.B. ; b. 1790; m. 1831 Mary, dau. of H. Mac-
donell, Esq., Consul-General at Algiers. Educated
at the Royal MiUtary Coll., Great Marlow ; a
General in the Army ; was Adjutant-General 1850-3 ;
was 2nd in command in the Crimea 1854-5, and was
wounded at Inkermann ; served in the Peninsular
war and at Copenhagen. — Bishopmill, near Elgin,
N.B. ; United Service Club, S.W.
BROWN, Rev. Dixon (of Unthank Hall).
Second son of the late Robert Brown, Esq., of
Streatham, Sui-rev, by Isabella Grace, dau. of John
Walker, Esq., of "North Shields ; b. 1826 ; s. 1857.
Educated at Rugby and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1848, M.A. 1852) ; ordained Deacon 1849, Priest
Bro]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1850 ; appoiuted Eector of Howick 1854 ; is a
Magistrate for Northumberland.— Howick Rectory
and Unthank Hall, near Haltwhistle, Northumber-
land.
BROWN", Douglas, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Jonathan Brown, Esq., of
Jamaica, by his 3rd wife Margaret, dau. of David
McHaffie, Esq., and of Margaret, sister of Sir Wm
Douglas, Bart. ; h. 1820 ; m. 1853 Georgina Helen,
younger dau, and co-heir of the late Wm. Maule-
verer, Esq., of Arncliffe HaU, co. York (see under
Mauleverer). Educated at the Edinburgh Aca-
demy and Trinity CoU., Cambridge (B.A. 1843,
M.A. 1846); called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1847, and goes the Norfolk circuit.— Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 15, Hertford Street, May-
fair, W. •'
Heir, hi.s son William, l. 1854.
BROWN", James, Esq. (of Rossington).
Only son of the late James Brown, Esq., Merch.ant
of Leeds, by Charlotte, 3rd dau. of Matthew Rhodes'
Esq.,_ofCampfield,ne.ar Leeds; i. 1814. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. York (High SherifF 1852) ■
has been M.P. for Malton since 1857.— Rossington
near Doncaster ; Harehills Grove, near Leeds-
Brookes', Boodle's, and Travellers' Clubs S W •'
45, Albemarle Street, W. ' • '
BROWN, John, Esq. (of Clonboy).
Eldest son of the late John Brown, Esq. (Captain
in the Limerick Mih'tia), by Constance, dau. of
Lieutenant-Colonel William Odell, M.P., of the
Grove, co. Limerick; h. 1802; s. 1833 ; «i. 1826
Mary Charlotte, dau. of Thomas Lulwill, Esq. Ls
a Magistrate for cos. Clare and Limerick.— Clon-
boy, near O'Brien's Bridge, co. Clare ; Limerick
Club ; 88, George Street, Limerick.
Heir, his son Robert Lulwill, h. 1837.
BROW]>J, JolLn Bower, Esq. (of Woodthorpe
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Brown, Esq., by Mary
dau. of Robert Bower, Esq., of Wormhill and
Tideswell, Derbyshire ; h. 1802 ; m. 1836 Mary
Ann, dau. of William Greaves, Esq., of Sheffield,
Called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1854 • is a
Magistrate for West Riding of Yorkshire —Wood-
thorpe Hall, near Sheffield, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Richard Edward, Ensio-n 57th
regiment; h, 1838. °
BROWN, Thomas, Esq. (of Waterha\ighs).
Only son of the late Thomas Brown, Esq., bv
Marion, dau. of George Jeffrey, Esq., and sister Jf
the late Lord Jeffrey; s. 1853. Educated at
Irinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co
iT.'" ' i«,,':epresentative of the families of Camp-
bell of Waterhaughs. and Bogle of Daldowie.-
I^anhne House, near Kilmarnock, co. Ayr • Reform
Club,_S.W. ; 8, Albyn Place, Edinburgh. '
Heirs Pres., his sisters.
BROWN, Thomas Drewett, Esq. (o Jarrow
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Brown, Esq., by his
2nd wife Susanna, dau. and heir of Peter Drewett,
Esq., of Colerne, Wilts ; h. 1807 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1S36
Isabella, eldest dau. of Sir William Chaytor, Bart.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Worcester
Coll., Oxford (M.A. 1831) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln'slnn 1832; is a Magistrate force. Durham.
— Jarrow Hall, near Gateshead, Durham.
Heir, his son Drewett Ormonde, h. 1838.
BROWN, William, Esq. (of Richmond HiU).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Brown, Esq., by
Grace, dau. of John Davison, Esq., of Ballymena
CO. Antrim ; b. 1784 ; m. 1810 Sarah, dau. of Andrew
Gihon, Esq., of Ballymena, co. Antrim. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire ; a
Merchant, senior partner in the house of Brown,
Shipley, & Co., Liverpool ; formerly an Alderman of
Liverpool ; was M.P. for South Lancashire 1840-50.
—Richmond Hill, near Liverpool ; Brookes' and
Reform Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his grandson William Richmond, h. 1840.
BROWN, William Henry, Esq. (of Ashley).
Only son of the late W. H. Brown, Esq., of Fal-
kirk ; h. 1792; .?. 1829; m. 1817 Helen, dau. of
the late Robert Johnston, Esq., of Edinburgh. Is
a Magistrate for Midlothian. This fomfly is a
branch of the house of Colstoun, founded soon
after the Norman Conquest, by Walterus Le
Brun.— Ashley, near Ratho, N.B. ; Northern '
Club, Edinburgh. |
Heir, his son Robert Johnston, Captain 14th )
Dragoons ; i. 1819 ; m. 1855 Augusta Marcia, dau. j
of the Rev. T. C. Brown, of Halkin Street, Bel- I
grave Square, London. l
BROWNE, Hon. and Very Rev. Henry Mon- '
tagu.
Second son of the 2nd Lord Kilmaine ; h. 1799;
m. 1822 Catharine Penelope, eldest dau. of 1st
Viscount Frankfort (she d. 1858). Educated at
Triuity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1821); appointed Dean
of Lismore 1850.— Burnchurch, near Bennetts-
bridge, CO. Kilkenny.
Ifeir, his son James Manners, Captain R.E. ;
h. 1823 ; m. 1850 Mary, dau. of the late James
Hunt, Esq.
BROWlSTE.Hon. Richard Howe (of Crouch Oak),
Seventh son of 2nd Lord Kilmaine; b. 1811 ; m.
1833 Elizabeth, dau. of the Hon. J. Browne.'
Educated at Sandhurst ; entered the Army 1830 ;
became Lieutenant 2nd Hussars 1836, retired
1843 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey
(High Sheriff 1858).— Crouch Oak, Addlestone,
near Chertsey, Surrey.
Heir, his son George Richard, Captain SSth foot •
b. 1834 ; m. 1857 Louisa, dau. of Admiral Sir G,'
Tyler, K.H.
BROWNE, Hon. Mrs.
Frances Georgiana, dau. of the late M. Town'^end
Esq.; m. 1st 18— J. W. Digby, Esq.; 2nd 1848
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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Hon. Cecil J. Lawless, M.P., who d. 1853 ; 3rd
1856 Andrew Browne, Esq. — Mount Hazell, co.
Gal way.
BROWNE, Clayton Richard Clayton, Esq. (of
Adlington Hall).
Only son of the late General Robert Browne, who
assumed the surname and arms of Clayton on his
marriage with Henrietta, only dau. and heii-ess of
Sir Richard Clayton, Bart., of Adlington Hall,
Lancashire ; h. 1807 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1830 Catherine
Jane, only dau. and heiress of the Rev. Robert
Dobson. Educated at Harrow and Brasenose
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1828, M.A. lS3i!) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, forco. Wexford, and a Magis-
trate for CO. Lancaster. — Adlington Hall, near
Wigan, Lancashire ; Cairigbyrne Lodge, Ennis-
corthy, co. Wexford ; Athenasum Club, S.W.
Heirs, his four daus.
BROWNE, Very Rev. Denis,
Third sou of the late Right Hon. Denis Browne, by
Anne, dau. of Ross Mahon, Esq., and grandson of
2nd Earl of Altaraont ; h. 1795; in. 1824 Anne
Alicia, dau. of T. W. Filgate, Esq., of Arthurstown,
CO. Louth. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1818, M.A. 1819) ; appointed Rector
of St. Mary's, Enuiscorthy, 1843, Dean of Emly
1852 ; is Surrogate of the Diocese of Ferns ; was
formerly Vicar of Santry, and Rector of Loughrea.
— The Rectory, Enuiscorthy, Ireland ; 27, Upper
Mount, Dublin.
Heir, his son Denis Howe, h. 1826.
BROWNE, Rev. George.
Fifth son of the late Right Hon. Denis Browne,
M.P., by Anne, dau. of Ross Mahon, Esq., grand-
son of 2nd Earl of Altamont, and nephew of 1st
Marquis of Sligo ; h. 1803 ; in. 1828 Elizabeth
Anne, dau. of Rev. E. Day, of Beaufort House,
CO. Kerry. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1824, M.A. 1833) ; appointed Vicar of Len-
ton 1840. — Lenton Vicarage, near Nottingliam.
Heir, liis son George Robert, h. 1833 ; a Magis-
trate for CO. Kerry.
BROWNE, Hugh John Henry* Esq. (of Ra-
heens).
Eldest son of the late Dodwell Browne, Esq., by
Maria, dau. of the late SirNeal O'Donell, Bart., of
Newport ; h. 1800 ; s. 1819. Is a Magistrate for co.
Mayo ; represents a branch of the Brownes of tlie
family of Lord Kilmaiue. — Raheens, Castlebar, co.
Mayo.
ihir Pro-,., his brother Neal O'Donell, h. 1804 ;
m. 1840 Sarah, 2nd dau. of- Abel Labertouche, Esq.,
of Dublin.
BROWNE, James Arthur, Esq. (of Browne
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Doniinick Browne, by
Augusta Louisa, dau. of the Hon. Colonel Arthur
Browne, M.P. forco. Mayo ; b. 1810 ; s. 1853 ; m.
1841 Emily Alice, dau. of Arthur Browne, Esq., of
Newtown. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Mayo. This
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family is closely connected with the Sligo and
Oranmore families of the same name, and is of very
old standing in Mayo.- — Browne Hall, near Balla,
CO. Mayo.
Heir, his son Hans Sloane Hughes, h. 1853.
BROWNE, John, Esq. (of HaU Court).
Eldest son of the late — Browne, Esq. ; h. 1793 ;
s. 1818. Is a Magistrate for co. Hereford. Tin's
family is descended from the Lord de Brune who
came to England with William the Conqueror. — Hall
Court, near Bromyard, Plerefordshire.
BROWNE, Rev. John.
Only son of the late Rev. John Browne, of Ripon,
by Anne Elizabeth, dau. of Escrick Hancock, Esq.,
of Beverley ; h. 1807 ; s. 1807. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1833) ;
ordained by late Archbishop of York 1830 ; ap-
pointed Vicar of Limber-Magna in 1849 ; was for-
merly Rector of Kirkby-Thore and Barming ; is a
Magistrate for cos. Westmoreland and Lincoln. — .
Limber-Magna Vicarage, near Ulceby, Lincoln-
shire ; University Club, S.W.
BROWNE, John William, Esq. (of Mount
KeUy).
Second son of the late Dominick Browne, Esq., by
Emily, dau. of the Hon. John Browne ; h. 179- ;
VI. 1832 Mary Sophia, dau. of the late N. Kava-
nagh, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Galway. —
Mount Kelly, Glann, rid BaUinasloe, co. Galway ;
Kildare Street Club, Dublin ; Royal St. George
Yacht Club, Kingstown ; Galway Club, Galway ;
Conservative Club, S.W.
BROWNE, Michael Joseph, Esq. (of Moyne).
Eldest son of the late John Browne, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. of John Dolphin, Esq., of Turoe ; h.
18^ ; s. 1825. Is a Magistrate for co. Galway
(High Sheriff 1847). This family is a branch of the
Brounes, or Le Bruns, that settled in Wexford temp.
Henry II. The immediate ancestor was Sir David
Browne, who came to Conuaught, and died in
Athenry 1305. — Moyne, near Daugan, co. Galway.
BROWNE, Peter Rutledge Montague, Esq. (of
Janeville).
Fourthson of the latePeter Montague Browne, Esq.,
by Anna, dau. of Andrew Crauford, Esq., of Kill-
burney, N.B. ; h. 1796 ; s. 1807; m. 1830 Mary
Jane, only child and heiress of the late Thomas
Typping Smythe, Esq. Educated at Winchester ;
appointed Captain 9th regiment 1826 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down, and Major
S. Down Light Infantry. This family, in common
with the Marquis of Sligo and Lord Kilmaine, is
descended from the ancient house of Montague. —
JaneviHe, near Killough, co. Down.
Heir, his son Andrew Smythe Montague, h. 183G,
Captain Scots Greys.
BROWNE, Rev, Peter William.
Only son of the late John Browne, Esq., of Mount-
joy Square, Dublin, by Catherine, eldest dau. of
Philiji Walsh, Esq., of Fiddown, co. Kilkenny;
G
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COUNTY FAIMILIES OF
l. 18 — ; s. 1851, when lie assumed the name of
William in addition to Browne, by the will of his
father; m. 1855 Jane Alicia, dau. of Sir Eoss
Tilahon, Bart., of Castlegar. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1820, M.A. 1823) :
is a ]\Iagistrate for co. Limerick, and Incumbent of
Blackrod, near Bolton, Lancashire.—Eathbone,
noar Limerick.
BROWWE, Kichard Charles, Esq. (of Elsing
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Eichard Browne, by
Caroline Susan, dau. of John Marcon, Esq., of
Swaffham, Norfolk ; h. 1830 ; s. 1851. Is a Magis-
trate for Norfolk. This family is descended from
Sir Anthony Browne, K.G., one of the executors
of the will of Henry VIII., and represents the
oldest co-heir of the ancient Barony of Hastings. —
Elsing Hall, near East Dereham, Norfolk.
Heir Pres., his brother George, h. 1838.
EEOWETE, Robert Clayton, Esq., M.R.I.A. (of
Browne's Hill).
Eldest son of the late William Browne, Esq., by
his 1st wife Charlotte, dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Mayo, Archbishop of Tuam ; h. 1799 ; s. 1840 ;
m. 1834 Harriette Augusta, 3rd dau. of the late
Hans Hamilton, Esq., M.P. for co. Dublin. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford, and is M.A. of
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a INIagistrate and J)e\>.
Lieut, for co. Carlow, and a Magistrate for co.
Kildare. — Browne's Hill, near Carlow ; Kildare
Street Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son WiUiam Clayton, h. 1835.
BROWNE, Rev. Robert -WiUiam, M.A., Ph.D.,
F.G-.S.
Eldest son of the late William Browne, Esq., of
Kennington, Surrey, by Ann, dau. of Edward
Lucas, Esq., late Deputy Warden of H. M.'s Mint ;
I. 1809 ; m. 1839 Caroline Bradford, eldest dau. of
Eev. Sir Charles Hardinge, Bart. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834) ; is a
Prebendary of St. Paul's and of Wells, Professor of
Classical Literatui-e in King's Coll., a MemVjer of
Council of Queen's Coll., Senior Chaplain to H.M.'s
Forces in London, and Examining Chaplain to the
Bishop of Bath and Wells ; was formerly Fellow
and Tutor of St. John's CoU., Oxford, a select
Preacher of the University, and xVssistant Preacher
of Lincoln's Inn. This family is descended from
the Brownes of Eeynold's Place, Horton Kirby,
the representative of whom was High Sheriff of
Kent temp. Queen Elizabeth. — Athenaeum Club,
S.W. ; 1, Westbourne Street, W.
Heir, his eldest son, Hardinge William, h. 1840.
BROWNE, Thomas Beale, Esq. (of Salperton
Park).
Youngest but only .surviving son of the late John
Browne, Esq., by Martha Susanna, dau. of the
Eev. John Pettat, Eector of Stouehouse ; h. 1810;
s. 1850 ; m. 1840 Mary Eliza, 2nd dau. of G. J.
Sullivan, Esq., of Wilmington, nearRyde (formerly
in the Life Guards and Blues). Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester
(High Sheriff 1858). This family was formerly
called Le Brun, but was changed to Browne during
the early French wars. — Salperton Park, near
Northleach, Gloucestershire ; Cappagh White, co.
Tipperary, Ireland.
Heir, his son John, 6. 1841.
BROWNE, Thomas Browne, Esq. (of MeUington
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Pryce Jones, Esq., of Cyfro-
nydd, by Mary, dau. of Colonel Browne, of Mel-
lington Hall ; h. 1805 ; assumed the name and
arms of Browne under the wiU of bis maternal
grandfather, by Eoyal license, in 1823 ; rii. 1828
Marianna Kyffin, eldest dau. of Major Arthur
Eowley Heyland, of Ballintemple, co. Derry. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Brasenose CoU., Oxford ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1836 ; appointed
one of her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools 1847. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Montgomery.
— MeUington Hall, Chiu'chstoke, near Shrewsbury;
Athenasura Club, S.W.
BROWNE, WiUiam, Esq. (of TaUantyi-e HaU).
Only son of the late WiUiam Browne, Esq., by
Mary Toft, widow of Eichard Lancaster, Esq., of
Papcastle; h. 1780; s. 1802; m. 1803 Catherine,
youngest dau. of WiUiam Stewart, Esq., of Castle
Stewart, co. Wigtou. Educated at the Charter-
house ; entered the army 1799 ; is a Magistrate
for Cumberland (High Sheriff 1816). This family
was formerly of Woodall Uldale, Cumberland. —
Tallantyre HaU,* near Cockermouth.
Heir, his son WiUiam, h. 1812 ; ni. 1847 IsabeUa,
only da,u. of E. Midford, Esq.
BROWNE.
(See under Sli(/o.
BROWNELIi, Charles, Esq. (of Aigburth).
Third son of the late Peter Browuell, Esq., of New-
field, near Sheffield, by Marianne, dau. of Jonathan
Wilkinson, Esq. ; h. 1802; m. 1825 Susanna, dau.
of Lawrence Peel, Esq. Is a Magistrate for W.
Elding of Yorkshire. — Aigburth, near Liverpool.
BROWNING, Hem-y, Esq. (of Ampton HaU).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Browning, Esq., of
Hadley, Middlesex, by Elizabeth, dau. of William
Bennett, Esq., Banker, of Faversham ; h. 1796 ;
m. 1829 Anne, eldest dau. of Thomas Bain-
bridge, Esq., Banker, of London, and Croydon
Lodge, Surrey. This family was formerly seated
in Lincolnshire.- — -Ampton Hall, near Bury St.
Edmund's, Suffolk ; Union Club, S.W. ; 72, Gros-
venor Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry Bainbridge, b. 1832; m.
1858 Elizabeth, dau. of Charles Gonne, Esq., of
Warley Lodge, Essex.
BROWNLO W (2nd. Earl), John WiUiam Spencer
Brownlow-Ciist (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Lord Alford, by Marian Mar-
garet, dau. of 2ud Marquis of Northampton ; b.
1842; s. his grandfather as 2nd Earl 1853; 2nd
* Tallantyre Hall belonged formerly to the Radcliffes, of
the family of the Earls of Derwentwater.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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title Viscount Alford. Educated at Eton and Cli.
Ch., Oxford ; inherits a large portion of the pro-
perty of the last Earl of Bridgewater. — Belton
House, near Grantham/ Lincolnshire; 11, Prince's
Gate, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Adelbert Wellington, h,
1844.
BKOWWIjOW, Countess Dowager.
Emma Sophia, eldest dau. of 2nd Earl of Mount-
Edgcumbe ; m. 1828 (as 3rd wife) John, 1st Earl
Brownlow, who d. 1853. — Torquay, Devon ; 25,
Lowndes Square, S.W.
BE.O"WTsrLOW, ■William, Esq. (of Knapton
House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Francis Brownlow, by
Catherine, dau. of the late Earl of Meath ; h. 1802 ;
s. 1847 ; m- 1835 Charlotte, dau. of Mr. and Lady
Charlotte Browne. Educated at Harrow ; is a
Magistrate for Queen's co., and a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Monaghan ; was formerly in the Army, and
A.D.C. to Earl Amherst when Governor-General
of India. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with Lord Lurgan. — Knapton House,
near Abbeyleix, Queen's co. ; Kildare Street Club,
and 29, Meriion Square, Dublin.
Heir, his son Francis, of the 72nd Highlanders,
I. 1836.
BROWKTRIGG, Sir Robert •William Colebrooke,
Bart. (cr. 1816).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Robert
James Brownrigg, by Emma, dau. of Major-General
Colebrooke Nisbet ; h. 1817 ; s. his grandfather as
2nd Bart. 1833. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1838).— 12, Eaton Place West, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry MJoore, h. 1819.
BROWTsTRIGG-, Sir Henry John, Knt., C.B. (cr.
1858).
Eldest son of the late General T. Brownrigg, by
Anne, dau. of R. Shearman, Esq., of Kilcrain, co.
Kilkenny; h. 1798; m. 1822 Elizabeth, dau. of the
Rev. Thomas Cook. Entered the army 1813 ; is
Inspector-General of Constabulary in Ireland. — •
22, Longford Terrace, Monkstown, near Dublin ;
The Castle, Dublin,
BRUCE, Sir Michael, Bart. (cr. 1629),
Eldest son of the late Sir W. Bruce, Bart., by
Anne Colquhoun, dau. of the late Sir W. C. Fairlie,
Bart., of Robertland, N.B. ; h. 1796; s. as 7th
Bart. 1827 ; m. 1822 Isabella, dau. of A. Moir,
Esq. Educated at Haileybury CoU. ; appointed to
the Civil Service Bengal, 1814 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Stirling and Aberdeen. — Sten-
house, near Falkirk, N.B. ; Scotstown, near Aber-
deen ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew William Cunningham,
I. 1821 ; m. 1850 Charlotte, dau. of the late Hon.
Walter O'Grady, Q.C., and graud-dau. of 1st Vis-
count Guillamore.
BRUCE, Sir Henry Hervey, Bart. (cr. 1804).
Eldest son of the late Sir James R. Bruce, Bart.,
by Ellen, dau. of Robert Hesketh Bamford Hes-
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keth, Esq., of Gwyrch Castle, N. Wales ; h. 1820;
s. as 3rd Bart. 1836 ; m. 1842 Mary Anne, dau. of
Sir J. G. J. Clifton, Bart. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep). Lieut,
for CO. Londonderry (High Sheriff 1845) , was for^
merly Lieutenant 1st Life Guards. This family is
of Scotch extraction, and descended from King
Robert Bruce. — -Down Hill, near Coleraine, Ire-
land ; Junior United Service Club, S.W. ; 10,
Langham Place, W.
Heir, his son Hervey Juckes Lloyd, h, 1843.
BRUCE, Right Hon. Sir James Lewis, Knt.,
D.C.L. (cr. 1842).
Youngest son of the late John Knight, Esq., of
Fairlinch, Devon, by Mary, dau. of William Bruce,
Esq., of Duffryn, co. Glamorgan ; h. 1791 ; in.
1812 Eliza, dau. of T. Newte, Esq. Educated at
Exeter Coll., Oxford ; called to the bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1817 ; is one of the Lords Justices, and a
Bencher of Lincoln's Inn ; formerly a Vice-Chan-
cellor ; assumed the name of Bruce in 1837 ; was
M.P. for Bishop's Castle 1831-2; created Hon.
D.C.L. of Oxford 1834.— Travellers', AthenEeum,
and Union Clubs, S.W. ; The Priory, Roehampton,
Surrey, S.W.
Heir, his son Lewis Bruce, B.A. of Balliol CoU,,
Oxford, and Barrister-at-Law ; 6, 1820,
BRUCE, Lord Ernest Augustus Charles Bru-
denell.
Second sou of the 1st Marquis of Ailesbury, K.T.,
by his first wife Henrietta Maria, dau. of 1st Lord
Berwick, and heir presumptive to that title ; h.
1811 ; m. 1834 Louisa Elizabeth, dau. of Lord
Decies. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1831) ; is a Magistrate for West-
minster and Wilts ; formerly Cornet Wilts Yeo-
manry ; was Vice-Chamberlain to the Queen 1841-6
and 1852-8 ; has been M.P. for Marlborough since
1832.— Tottenham Park, near Marlborough, Wilts ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 7, St. George's Place, W.
Heir, his son George John, h. 1839.
BRUCE, Hon. Robert.
Third son of 7th Earl of Elgin (by 2nd marriage) ;
h. 1813 ; m. 1848 Catherine Mary, dau. of the late
Sir M. Shaw Stewart, Bart. Became Ensign
Grenadier Guards 1831 ; Captain and Lieutenant-
Colonel 1844 ; formerly Secretary to the Earl of
Elgin in Jamaica and Canada ; attended Lord
Elgin to China, as Secretary, 1857 ; appointed
Governor to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales 1858. — ■
Guards' Club, S.W. ; 48, Chester Square, S.W.
BRUCE, Charles Dashwood, Esq., E.H. S.,
P.R.A.S.
Eldest son of the late Hon. C. A. Bruce (brother of
6th and 7th Earls of Elgin), by Charlotte Sophia,
dau. of T. Dashwood, Esq., 2nd son of Sir James
Dashwood, Bart., of Kirtlington, co. Oxon ; h.
1802 ; m. 1841 Harriet Elizabeth, younger dau. of
3rd Lord Rivers. Educated at Harrow and Ch,
Ch., Oxford ; a partner in the firm of Alexander,
Fletcher, and Co., Merchants, of London. — New
Club, Edinburgh ; TraveUers' Club, S,W,
Bru]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BRUCE, Henry Austin, Esq. (of Duffryn).
Second son of J. Bruce-Pryce, Esq., bySarali, dau.
of the Rev. H. W. Austin, and nephew of Vice-
Chaiieellor Sir J. Knight Bruce ; h. 1815 ; m. 1st
1846 Annabella, dau. of E. Beadon, Esq. (she cl.
1852) ; 2nd 1854 Norah, dau. of Lieutenant-General
Sir W. F. P. Napier, K.C.B. Called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1843 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. CTlamorgan, and Dep. Chairman of
(Quarter Se.s3ions ; has been a Police Magistrate in
South Wales ; has been M.P. for Merthyi-Tydvil
since 1852. — Diiffryn, near Aberdare, S.Wales;
Athenseum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Campbell, h. 1851.
BRUCE, John, Esq. (of Sumburgh).
Eldest son of the late Captain John Bruce, R.N.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Hunter, Esq., of
Lunna. N.B. ; h. 1798 ; s. 1831 ; m. 1832 Mary,
dau. of John William Nelson, Esq. Educated at
the Royal Naval Coll., Portsmouth ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Slietland. This family are de-
scended from the Bruces of Clackmannan, and were
settled at Sumburgh 1570. — Sumburgh, near Ler-
wick, I. of Shetland.
Ileir, his son John, h. 1834.
BRUCE, Robert, Esq. (of Kemiet).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Bruce, Esq., by
Hugh, dau. of Hugh Blackburn, Esq., of Glas-
gow ; b. 1795 ; .s. 1808 ; ;/(. 1st 1825 Anne, eldest
dan. of the late William Murray, Esq., of Touch-
adam, co. Stirling; 2nd 1848 Jane Hamilton, dau.
of Sir J. Fergusson, Bart., of Kilkerran, co. Ayr.
Educated at Eton and St. Andrew's ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Clackmannan and Perth ;
was formerly an Officer in the Grenadier Guards.
— Kennet, near Clackmannan, N.B. ; Dnumyet,
Perthshire.
Heir, his son Alexander Hugh, h. 1849,
BRUCE (of DumphaU).
(See Cuiiiminrj-Brucc.)
BRUCKSHAVir, Joshua, Esq. (of Harry-Town
Hall).
Only son of the Late Joshua Bruckshaw, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Alexander Hollingworth, Esq.,
of the Old Hall, Hollingworth ; h. 1789 ; s. 1816 ;
m. 1822 Susanna, dau. of the Rev. C. Prescott,
late Rector of Stockport. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Chester. This is a very old
family, and always resided at Harry Town. The
former mansion was erected in the 15th cen-
tury, by Harry Bruokshaw, from whom tlie place
derives its name, but was pulled down and rebuilt
in tlie year 1671 by John Bruckshaw. — Harry-
Town Hall, near Stockport, Cheshire ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
BRUEW, Francis, Esq. (of Coolba^vn).
Second son of the late Colonel Henry Bruen, by
Dorothea Henrietta, dau. of F. Knox, Esq., of
Rappa Castle, co. Mayo; h. 1800 ; m. 1823 Catha-
rine Anne, dau. of the 7th Eail of Westmeath.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford : is a Magis-
trate and Dejj. Lieut, for co. Wexford ; was M.P.
for Carlow 1835-7, and March-July, 1839.— Cool-
bawn, near Euniscorthy, co. Wexford ; Carlton
Caub, S.W.
BRUEN, Henry, Esq. (of Oak Park),
Only son of the late Colonel Henry Bruen, M.P.,
by Anne, dau. of the late Thomas Kavanagh, Esq.,
of Borris House, co. Carlow ; h. 1828 ; s. 1852 ;
in. 1854 Mary IMargaret, 3rd dau. of the late
Colonel Conolly, of Castletown. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Carlow ; has'been M.P. for co. Carlow since
1857. — ^ Oak Park, near Carlow; Carlton and
Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ; 19, Hanover Square, W,
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1856,
BRYAN, George Leopold, Esq. (of Jenkinstown).
Only son of the late George Bryan, Esq., some
time M.P. for co. Kilkenny, by Margaret, dau. of
William Talbot, Esq., of Castle Talbot ; b. 1821 ;
s. 1848 ; m. 1849 Elizabeth Georgiana, dau. of the
2nd Marquis Conynghani, K.P. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kilkenny. This family has been set- j
tied in co. Kilkenny about 300 years, — Jenkins- 1
town, near Kilkenny. 1
BRYDGBS, Sir Harford Jame.s Jones (or. 1807).
Only son of the lato Right Hon. Sir Harford Jones
Brydges, Bart, (who assumed the additional name
of Brydges in 1826), by Sarah, dau. of Sir H. Gott, ;
of Newland Park, and widow of R. Whitcomb,
Esq., of Whittern, co. Herefn-d ; b. 1808 ; s. as
2nd Bart. 1847 ; in. 1850 Mary Sarah, dan, of the
late Captain J, Moberly, R.N. Educated at Mor-
ton Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1858) ; is a
Magistrate for co. Radnor (High Sheriff 1852).—
Boultibrooke,jiear Presteign, co. Radnor; Athe-
na3um Club, S.W,
BRYDGES, Sir Ferdinand Stanley Head, Bart,
(or. 1815),
Only surviving son of the late Sir Egerton Brydges,
1st Bart., by his 2nd wife Mary, dau. of the Rev.
William Robinson, of Burfield, Berks ; b. 1804 ;
s. his half-brother as 3rd Bart. 1858. Patronage
1 living. The 1st Bart, was an eminent genealo-
gist and antiquary, and his brother claimed the
ancient barony of Ciiandos, — Lee Priory, near
Wingham, Kent,
BUCCLEUCH AND Q,UEENSBBRRY (5tli
Duke of), Walter Francis Montagu Douglas
Scott, E.G., P,C„ D.C.L. (cr. 1663).
Eldest surviving son of the 4th Duke, by Harriet
Katharine, dau. of 1st Viscount Sydney ; b. 1806;
s. 1819 ; m. 1829 Charlotte Anne, dau. of 2nd Mar-
c[uis of Bath. Educated at Eton and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1827) ; sits in the House of
Lords as Earl of Doncaster (cr. 1662) ; is Lord
Lieutenant of Midlothian and co. Roxburgh,
High Steward of Westminster, Colonel of the
Edinburgh Militia, Captain of the Queen's Body-
guard in Scotland, and a Governor of the Charter-
house ; was Lord Privy Seal and President of the
Council 1841-7. Patronage 12 livings. — Richmond,
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Surrey ; Dalkeith Palace, near Edinburgh ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; Montagu House, Whitehall, S.W.
Heir, his son Earl of Dalkeith, h. 1831 ; edu-
cated at Eton and Oh. Ch., Oxford; a Dep. Lieut,
for Midlothian and for co. Selkirk, and Lieu-
tenant Midlothian Yeomanry; elected M,P. for
Midlothian 1853.
BTJCHAN" (Earl of), David Stiiart Erskine (or.
1469).
Eldest surviving son of the 12th Earl, by his
1st wife Elizabeth, dau. of Sir C. Shipley, Bart. ;
I. 1815 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1849 Agnes Graham, dau. of
J. Smith, Esq. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Linlith-
gow, and Major Midlothian Yeomanry; formerly
Captain 35th foot. — Amondell, co, Linlithgow,
N.B. ; 29, St. Andrew's Square, Edinburgh,
Heir, his son Lord Cardro.ss, h. 1850.
BUCHAI^, James, Esq. (of Aiichmaclioy House).
Second son of the late Thomas Euchan, Esq., by
Euphemia, dau. of Eobert Turner, Esq., of Menie,
CO. Aberdeen; h. 1800; s. 1819; m. 1833 Helen,
dau. of Garden Duff, Esq., of Hatton. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lient. for co. Aberdeen. — Auchma-
choy House, near Ellon, co. Aberdeen.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1836.
BUCHAlSrAI\r, Rev. Alexander Henry (of Hale's
Hall).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late John
Buchanan, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of John
Phillips, Esq. ; h. 1790 ; in. 1819 Susanna, dau. of
of N. M. Pattison, Esq. Educated at "Winchester
and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A, 1811) ; is a
Magistrate for co. Stafford. This family is a branch
of the clan Buchanan of Scotland, — Hale's Hall,
near Market Drayton, Salop.
Heir, his son Phillips, h. 1821 ; m. 1848 Louisa,
dau. of R. Townley Parker, Esq., of Cuerden Hall,
CO. Lancaster (whom see),
BUCHANAN, Andrew, Esq, (of Greenfield),
Second son of the late D. Carrick-Buchanan, Esq.,
of Drunipellier, by Elizabeth, dau. of J. Gilliam,
Esq., of Mount Alta, Virginia, U.S. ; h. 1799 ;
in. 1826 Bethia Hamilton, youngest dau. of Wil-
liam Ramsay, Esq., of Gogar, by the Hon. Bethia
Hamilton. Educated at Glasgow University ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lanark, a
Magistrate and Commissioner of Supply for co.
Fife. This family is a branch of the Carrick-
Buchanans of Drumpellier (whom see). — Green-
field, near Shettlestone, co. Lanark ; New Club,
Edinburgh.
Heir, his son David William Ramsay, h. 1834,
BUCHANAlSr, Andrew,'Esq, (of Auchintorlie),
Eldest son of the late Archibald Buchanan, Esq.,
by Mary, 2ik1 dau. of Richard Dennistoun, Esq.,
of Kelvin Grove, co. Lanark ; h. 1817 ; s. 1832 ;
in. 1845 Mary .Jemima Dundas Adamina, dau. of
Sir James and Lady Henrietta Fergusson, of Kil-
kerrau, co. Ayr. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Dumbarton. — Auchintorlie, near Dumbar-
ton, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother Richard, h. 1819, Captain
72nd Highlanders,
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BUCHANAlSr, Archibald, Esq, (of Bar skimming).
Son of the late Archibald Buchanan, Esq., of
Catrine Bank, xVyrshire, by Hannah, dau. of John
Struthers, Esq., of Glasgow (who was the youngest
son of James Buchanan, Esq., of Carston, co.
Stirhng) ; h. 1812 ; m. 1847 Julia, 2nd dau. and
co-heiress of the late Thomas Forster, Esq., Jus-
tice of the Peace and Dep. Lieut., of Adderstone,
Northumberland, and Johanna, dau. and heiress of
John Robinson, Esq., of TuggaU HaU, Northum-
berland.—Barskimming, near Mnuchline, Ayrshire,
N.B.
BTJCHAISTAW,
(See Car ricJc- Buchanan.)
BUCHAETAlsr, Walter, Esq, (of Shandon).
Eldest son of the late Andrew Buchanan, Esq., of
Glasgow, by Margaret, dau. of J. Cockburn, Esq.,
of Edinburgh ; h. 1797 ; m. 1st 1824 Mary, dau. of
J. Hamilton, Esq. ; 2nd 1851 Christina Laura, dau.
of J, Smith, Esq., of Jordan Hill. Educated at
Glasgow University ; a Merchant in Glasgow, a
Magistrate for co. Lanark and a Dep, Lieut, for co,
Dumbarton ; has been M.P. for Glasgow since
1857. — Shandon, Dumbartonshire ; Brookes' and
Reform Clubs, S.W. ; Fenton's Hotel, S.W.
BUCK, Mrs. (of Moreton).
Anne, dau. of the late Thomas Robbins, Esq., for-
merly of Pilewell, Hants; in. 1811 Lewis William
Buck, Esq. (who was M.P. for Exeter 1826-30, and
for North Devon 1839-57, and d. 1858).— Moreton,
near Bideford, Devon.
Heir, her son Sir George Stucley, Bart, (whom
see),
BUCK, WiUiam, Esq. (of Denliolme).
Eldest son of the late John William Buck, Esq.,
by Sophia, dau, of William Owen Brigstocke, Esq.,
of Blaenpont, co, Cardigan; b. 1817; s. 1821.
Educated at Harrow and Balliol Coll., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of
Yorkshire and for co, Cardigan. — Denholme, near
Bradford, Yorkshire ; Glanarbeth, near Cardigan.
Heir Pres., his sister Caroline, m. 1834 the Rev.
W, H. Roper, of Abbots Repton, Hunts,
BUCK.
(See Stucley.)
BUCKITsTGHAM AND CHANDOS (2nd Duke
of), Richard Plantagenet Temple-Nugent-
Brydges-Chandos-Grenville, K.G-,, G.C.H.,
P.O., D.C.L. (cr. 1822).
Only son of the 1st Duke, by Anna Elizabeth, dau.
and heir of the last Duke of Chandos {cxt.) ; h. 1797 ;
s. 1839 ; in. 1819 Mary, dau. of the 1st Marquis of
Breadalbane, K.T. Educated at Eton ; is Colonel
Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry ; was M.P, for Bucks
1818-39 ; was Lord Privy Seal 1841-2, Patronage
6 livings. Of this family were the late Lords Glas-
tonbury, Grenville, and Nugent, and a branch is
represented by Viscount Palmerston, — Stowe, near
Buckingham ; Cariton Club, S.W,
Heir, his son, Marquis of Chandos (whom see).
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BUCKINH AM SHIRE (Earl of), Augustus Ed-
ward ilcbart (cr. 1746).
Third son of the late Hon. George Vere Hobart
(who was a son of the 3rd Earl), by Jane, dan. of
Horace Cataneo, Esq. ; b. 1793 ; s. his brother as
6th Earl 1849 ; m. 1st 1S16 Mary, dau. of the late
Jolm Williams, Esq., King's Serjeant (she d. 182;"));
2nd 1826 Mary Isabella, eldest dau. of the late Rev.
Godfrey Egremont. Educated at Westminster and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1818);
is in Holy Orders ; Prebendary of Wolverhamp-
ton. Patronage 2 livings. — Richmond Lodge, Sid-
mouth, Devon ; 16, Eccleston Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Hobart, h. 1818; m. 1853
Mary Katharine, dau. of Bishop Carr. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1840) ; was formerly
Private Secretary to Sir G. Grey, Bart. ; is a Com-
missioner of Coal-trade for the port of London,
BITCKLEY, Edmund, Esq.. (of ArdVvdck),
Eldest son of the late John Buckley, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of James Lees, Esq., of Lane, in Saddlevirorth ;
h. 1780. Is a Magistrate forces. Lancaster, Derby,
and Merionetli, and Dep. Lieut, for co. Merioneth
(High Sheriff 1858) ; was formerly M.P. for New-
castle-under-Lyiie. — Ardwick, near Manchester ;
Grottou Hall, near Saddleworth ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
BUCKLEY, Lieutenant-General Edward Pery
(of ISTew Hall).
Eldest son of the late Edward Pery Buckley, Esq.,
by Lady Georgiana West, dau. of the 2nd Earl
De-la- Wan- ; 6.1796 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1823 Catharine,
only surviving child of WiUiam, Earl of Radnor, by
his 1st wife Lady Catharine Pelhani Clinton, only
dau. of Henry. Earl of Lincoln, eldest son of Henry,
2nd Duke of Newcastle. Educated at Harrov; and
Royal Military Coll., Marlow ; entered the Army
1812 ; served in Portugal and Spain, and at
Waterloo ; became a Lieutenant-General in the
Army in 1858 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Wilts and Plants, and has been M.P. for Salisbury
since 1853 ; was Equerry to the Queen 1837-58. —
New HaU, near Salisbury ; Brookes', Boodle's, and
United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 12, South Audley
Street, W.
Heir, his son Alfred, l. 1829 ; m. 1858 Geraldine
Mary, only dau. of the late Captain George St.
John Mildmay, R.N.
EUCKWOHTH, Bev. Thomas Everard.
Only surviving son of the late Captain Thomas
Blackall Buckworth, of Park Place, Windsor, by
Helena Hare, dau. of Rev. Marshal Clarke, Rector
of Shronel, co. Tipperary, Ireland; h. 1822; m.
1849 Charlotte Sarah, eldest dau. of James S.
Garthon, Esq., M.D. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1843) ; appointed Rector of Norbury,
Staffordshire, 1849, and purchased the advowson
1857 ; is a Magistrate for co. Stafford. — Norbury
Rectory, near Newport, Shropshire.
Heir, his son Thomas Plolford, h. 1851.
BUDGElSr, Johii Robert, Esq. (of Ballindoney),
Eldest son of the late Thomas Budgen, Esq., by
Lydia Sarah Geneveva, only dau. and heiress of
Edward Nourse, Esq., of Stansted Hall, Essex ; h.
1791 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1823 Williamya Caroline Mary,
dau. of the late Colonel Lorenzo Moore, of the Battle-
axe Guards, and grand-dau. of Sir Stephen Jansen,
Bart, {ext.) Appointed to the 95th regiment (now
Rifle Brigade) 1807 ; served through the Peninsular
war, and at Waterloo ; retired with rank of Captain ;
is a Magistrate for co. Wexford, and a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey. This family was
for many generations resident in Surrey. — Ballin-
doney, near Enniscortlij', co. Wexford ; Beaulieu,
Jersey ; Richmond House, Twickenham, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas John, h. 1824, of Holmsdale
House, Nuffield, Surrey.
BTJDWORTH, Philip John, Esq. (of Greensted
HaU).
Eldest son of the Rev. Philip Budworth, Rector of
High Laver, by Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. John
Darby, of Bowes House, Ongar ; h. 1818 ; s. 1852 ;
in. 1850 Blanche, youngest dau. of Captain Thomas
Trimmer, R.N. Educated at Eton and Jesus
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and late a
Captain in the Essex Rifles. This family is de-
scended from Odard, who came over at the Con-
quest, and assumed the name of Dutton, and whose
descendants took that of Budworth on receiving a
grant of the Manor of Budworth, in Cheshire, from
Henry III. The Essex pi'operty was during the
last century brought into the family by the mai--
riage of Richard Budworth, grandfather of the
present proprietor, with Mary, grand-dau. and co-
heiress of Alexander Cleeve, of Greensted Hall. —
Greensted Hall, near Ongar, Essex ; Junior United
Service Club, S.W. ; 15, Regent Street, S.W.
BULKELEY-OWEN, Thomas BiUkeley, Esq.
(of Tedsmore Hall).
Eldest son of the late Bulkeley Hatchett, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of T. Mainwaring, Esq., youngest son
of James Mainwaring, Esq., of Bromboro', co.
Chester; h. 1790; s. 1830; m. 1824 Marianne,
dau. of Rev. E. Thelwall. Adopted the surname
of Owen by Royal license in 1848. This family
w^as formerly resident at Lee, near Ellesraere. —
Tedsmore Hall, near Shrewsbury.
Heir, his son Bulkeley Hatchett, h. 1825.
BULKELEY, Sir Richard Btilkeley ■Williams,
Bart. (cr. 1661).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Williams, Bart.,
by Anne, dau. of Rev. Edward Hughes, of Kinmel
Park, CO. Denbigh ; l. 1801 ; s. as 10th Bart.
1830 ; m. 1st 1828 Charlotte Mary, dau. of 1st
Lord Dinorben (she d. 1829); 2nd 1832 Maria
Frances, dau. of the late Sir T. Massey Stanley,
Bart. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Anglesea, and Lord Lieutenant of co. Carnarvon.
Patron 4 livings. Was M.P. for Beaumaris 1830-3,
Anglesea 1833-7, Flint 1841-7, and has sat for
Anglesea since 1847. Sir Richard assumed the
additional name of Bulkeley in 1822, on inheriting
the property of the late Visct. Bulkeley. — Baron's
Hall, near Beaumaris, Anglesea; 29, Stanley Street,
Belgrave Square, S.W.
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Heir, his son Eicliard Mostyn Lewis, Lieutenant
Royal Horse Guards; h. 1833; m. 1857 Mary
Emily, dau. H. B. Baring, Esq.
BULLER, Sir Anthony, Knt. (cr. I8I6),
Son of the late J. Buller, Esq., of Morval, Cornwall,
by Anne, sister of the late Sir W. Lemon, Bart. ;
h. 1779 ; in. 180-5 his cousin Is.abeHa Jane, dau. of
the late Sir W. Lemon, Bart. Called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1803 ; was formerly a Judge at
Calcutta, and previously at Madras.
BULLER, Sir Arthur •WiUi am, Knt. (cr, 1848).
Son of the late C. Buller, Esq., by Barbara Isabella,
dau. of Colonel Kirkpatrick, and brother of the late
Eight Hon. C. Buller, M.P. for Liskeard, and
nephew of Sir R. Buller; h. 1808 ; m. 1842 Maria,
dau. of F. Templer, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1830); called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1834, and went the West Circuit ;
appointed Queen's Advocate in Ceylon 1840 ; was
a Judge at Calcutta 1848-57 ; elected M.P. for
Devonport 1859, — Morval, near East Looe, Corn-
wall ; Eeform Club, S.W,
BULLER, Sir George, K.C.B. (cr. 1855),
Son of General F. BuUei-, of Llanreath and Pelynt,
Cornwall, by Charlotte, dau. of G, Tomlyns, Esq. ;
h. 1805 ; in. 1855 Henrietta, dau. of the late
General Sir J. Macdonald, G.C.B. Is a Major-
Genei'al in the army ; formerly commanded 1st
Battalion Rifle Brigade ; served in the CafFre wai-,
and in the Crimea 1854-5 ; was at Alma and Inker-
mann, where he was wounded 1854 ; appointed to
command the Camp at Shorncliffe 1855 ; and to
command a Brigade in Ionian Islands 1857. —
The Garrison, Corfu ; United Service Club, S.W.
BULLER, Edward, Esq.. (ofDilliorn Hall).
Younger son of the late Sir Francis Buller Yarde-
BuUer, Bart., of Lupton, Devon, by Eliza Lydia,
dau. of John Holliday, Esq., of Dilhorn Hall ; bro-
ther of John, 1st Lord Churston ; h. 1800 ; s. 1829 ;
in. 1824 Mary Anne, dau. of Major-General Coote
Manningham. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1821, M.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Stafford (High Sheriff 1853) ; was
M.P. for N. Staffordshire 1833-42, and for Stafford
1842-7. The family of Copwood was seated at
Dilhorn Hall temp. Henry VIII., and from them
the pi'esent possessor is descended through the
female line. — Dilhorn Hall, near Cheadle, Staf-
fordshire ; Travellers' and Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Morton Edwaixl, B.A. of Balliol
Coll., Oxford ; h. 1825.
BULLER, Major-Q-eneral Frederic Thomas.
Eldest son of the late General Buller, by Charlotte,
dau, of — Torakins, Esq. ; &, 1799 ; in. 1821
Agnes, dau. of the late Duke of Northumberland
(she d. 1S56). Educated at Hyde Abbey and
Sandhurst CoU. ; appointed to the Coldstream
Guards 1816 ; became a Major-General in the Army
1850. This family is a branch of the ancient
family of Buller, long seated in Cornwall and Devon.
—United Service Club, S.W,
Heir Pres., his brother William, Rector of Hem-
ington, Somerset,
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BULLER, James "Wentworth, Esq. (of Downes).
Only son of the late James Buller, Esq., by Anne
his cousin, dau. of the late Right Rev. W. Bullei-,
Bishop of Exeter; h. 1800; s, 1827; m. 1831
Charlotte Juliana Jane, 3rd dau. of the late Lord
M, H. Howard (she d. 1855). Educated at
Harrow and Oriel Coll., Oxford (D.C.L. 1828),
and was afterwards Fellow of All Souls Coll. ; is
Colonel of the Royal l.st Devon Yeomanry Cavalry,
and Chairman of the Bristol and Exeter Railway
Company ; a Magistrate .and Dep. Lieut, for
Devon ; was M.P. for Exeter 1832-4, and has been
M.P. for North Devon since 1857, This family is
descended from a common ancestor with Lord
Churston (whom see). —Downes, near Crediton,
Devon ; Brookes' and Athenseum Clubs, S.W, ;
109, Jermyn Street, S.W,
Heir, his son James Howard, h. 1835,
BULLOCK, Benjamin, Esg. (of St. Leonard's),
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Thompson, Esq., of
Espley, by Elizabeth, dau. of the late Hawdon
Brumell, Esq., of Littlehougbton ; h. 1810; s. his
uncle, the late Robert Bullock, Esq., and assumed
his name, by Royal license, 1845 ; m. 1841 Jane
Marr, dau. of the late John Bettell, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for Northumberland. — St. Leonard's,
SpitalHill, near JMorpeth, Northumberland.
Heir, his son William Edward, 6. 1845,
BULLOCK, George, Esq. (of Worth Coker),
Eldest son of the late John Bullock, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of the late G. Warry, Esq., of West
Coker, Somerset; 6. 1797 ; s. 1806 ; m. 1826 Maria
Caroline, youngest dau. of the late Charles Grove,
Esq., M.D, Is a Magistrate and Dep. Ijieut. for
Somerset. This family has possessed lands in
North and East Coker and Yeovil for several cen-
turies.— North Coker, near Yeovil, Somerset,
Heir, his son George, educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Somerset ; h.
1829 ; m. 18.56 Emily Lucy, dau. of Henry William
Bei'keley Portman, Esq. (she d. the same year) ;
has assumed the surname of Troyte in addition to
and before that of Bullock, by Royal license, in
conformity with the will of his maternal relative,
the late Rev. E, Berkeley Troyte, of Huntsham
Court, Devon.
BULLOCK, Jonathan, Esq, (of Paiilkbo-orne
Hall).
Eldest son of Jonathan Josiah Christopher Watson,
Esq. (who succeeded to the estates under the will of
his uncle. Colonel John Bullock, many years M.P,
for Essex, and took the surname of Bullock in
1810) ; b. 1773 ; s. 1832; m. 1811 Margaret, dau.
of the Rev. Andrew Downes (.son of Robert,
Bishop of Raphoe, and grandson of Henry,
Bishop of Derry). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Essex (High Sheriff 1837) ; was formerly
Captain 1st Dragoon Guards. This family was
formerly seated at Arbourfield, near Reading. The
estate of Faulkbourne was purchased in 1637, by
Sir E. Bullock, Knt., of Great Totham, Essex,
from the Fortescue family (see Morant's " History
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of Essex," vol. ii.). — FaulkbourneHall, nearWitham,
Essex ; 2, Bryanstone Square, W.
Heir, his son Henry, h. ISlo; m. 1840 Cicely
Abigail, eldest dau. of the late Eev. Sir Edward
Bowyer Smijth, Bart.
BULTEEL, John, Esq. (of Plate).
Only son of the late J. Crokei- Bulteel, Esq. (some
time M.P. for South Devon), by Elizabeth, 2nd
dau. of the 1st Earl Grey, K.G. ; b. 1827 ; s. 1813 ;
m. 1854 Eupheniia Emily, dau. of the late Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Parsons, formerly British Resident
at Zante. Educated at Ch, C'h., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate for Devon. — Flete, near Ermington,
Devon ; Brookes' and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John Geoi'ge, h. 1850.
BULWER, Right Hon. Sir Henry Lytton, G.C.B.
(cr. 1851).
Son of the late General W. E. Bulwer, of Heydon,
by a dau. of the late E. W. Lytton, Esq., of Kneb-
worth, Herts, and brother of Sir E. Bulwer- Lytton,
Bart., M.P, ; h. 1804 ; m. 1848 Georgiana Char-
lotte Mary, dati. of 1st Lord Cowley ; appointed
Commissioner to the Danubian Principalities 1856,
Ambassador at Constantinople 1858 ; was Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to
the United States in 1851 ; formerly Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Tuscany ;
has been Secretary of Embassy at Paris, Constan-
tinople, &c. ; was ]\I.P. for Marylebone 1835-7 ;
sat previously for Wilton and CoventrJ^ — Reform
Club, S.W. ; British Embassy, Constantinople.
BULWER, "WiUiam Earle Lytton, Esq. (of Hey-
don Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Earle Bulwer, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. and sole heir of R. Warburton
Lytton, Esq., of Knebworth Park, Herts, and
brother of the Right Hon. Sir E. G. Bulwer- Lytton,
Bart., M.P. ; h. 1799 ; s. 1807 ; in. 1st 1827 Emily,
youngest dau. of General Gascoyne, late M.P. for
Liverpool ; 2nd 1841 Elizabeth, dau. of AVilliam
Gi'een, Esq., of Forty Hill, Enfield. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk and Hants ;
formerly Major in the W. Norfolk Militia. This
familj' is of great antiquity in Norfolk, having
held land in that county since the Conquest. —
Heydon Hall, near Reepham, Norfolk ; Union and
L^niversity Clubs, S.W. ; 24, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son William Gascoyne, 6. 1829 ; m.
1855 Marian Dering, dau. and heiress of W^illiam
Lee Warner, Esq.
BULWER-LYTTON.
(See Ljjtlon.)
BUNBURY, Sir Henry Edward, Bart., K.C.B.,
F.S.A. (or. 1681).
Eldest sou of the late Henry William Bunbury,
Esq., by Catherine, dau. of Kane William Horneck,
Esq., Captain R.E. ; h. 1778; s. his uncle as 7th
Bart. 1821 ; m. 1st 1807 Louisa Emilia, dau. of
the Hon. H. E. Fox (she d. 1828) ; 2nd 1830 Emily
Louisa Augusta, dau. of the Hon. Colonel G.
Napier. Is Vice-Lieut, of Suffolk, and a Lieu-
■ tfenilnt-General in the Army, retired ; served with
distinction in Holland, Naples, &c. ; was Under-
Secretary at War 1809-16, and M.P. for Suffolk
1830-2. Patron 3 livings. —Barton Hall, near
Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk ; Athenteum Club,
S.W. ; 11, Upper Belgrave Square, ,S.W.
Heir, his son Charles James Fox, h. 1809; vi.
1844 Frances Johanna, dau. of L. Horner, Esq.
BUNBURY, Rev. Sir John Richardson, Bart. (cr.
1787).
Eldest son of the late Sir James M. Richardson,
Bart, (who assumed his mother's name of Bunbury),
by Margaret, dau. of John C. Moubray, Esq., of
Favour Royal, co. Tyrone ; h. 1813 ; .?. as 3rd
Bart. 1851 ; m. 1840 Maria, 2nd dau. of W. Anke-
tell, Esq., of Anketell Grove, CO. Monaghan. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is in Holy Orders.
This family was formerly seated at Augher, co.
Tyrone, now sold. Kilfeacle, co. Tipperary ;
Castle Hill, near Omagh, co. Tyrone ; 7, Heytes-
bury Terrace, Dublin.
Heir, his son Mervyn J.Iatthew, h. 1841.
BURDETT, Sir Robert, Bart. (cr. 1618).
Eldest son of the late Sir Francis Burdett, Bart.
(many years JM.P. for Westminster and Wilts), by
Sophia, dau. of the late Thomas Coutts, Esq. ; b.
1796 ; s as 6th Bart. 1844. AVas High Sheriff of
Derbyshire 1848 ; is a Colonel in the Army un-
attached ; was formerly Captain 6Sth foot. Patron-
age 6 livings. — Foremark, near Repton, Derby-
shire ; Ramsbury Manor, near Westbury, Wilts ;
United Service and Junior L^nited Service Clubs,
S.W.
HeirPrcs., his cousin Francis, Colonel in the
Army, b. 1813; m. 1843 Amelia, dau. of Major
J. Sharp.
BURDETT, Sir Charles "Wentworth, Bart. (cr.
1665).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Wentworth Bur-
dett, Bart., by Harriett, dau. of William Hughes
Burgess, Esq. ; b. 1835 : s. as 7th Bart. 1848. Is an
Officer in the 54th foot.
Heir Pres., his brother W^illiam Jerome, b, 1841.
BURDETT, Charles Sedley, Esq, (of Shriib-
hLirst) .
Son of the late William Jones Burdett, Esq., of
Stowey, Somerset, by Sarah, dau. of Timothy
Brent, Esq., of Little Marble HiU, Twickenham ;
b. 1819 ; Hi. 1846 Harriet Elizabeth, dau. of Levi
Ames, Esq., of The Hyde, St. Alban's. Educated at
Westminster ; became Ensign in the Coldstream
Guards 1842, Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel 1854 ;
■was formerly in the 60th Rifles ; is a Magistrate
for Surrey. — Shrubhurst, Oxted, near Godstoue,
Surrey ; Guards' and United Service Clubs, S.W.
BURDETT-CGUTTS, Miss (of Holly Grove).
Angela, 5'oungest dau. of the late Sir Francis Bur-
dett, Bart., M.P., by Sophia, youngest dau. of the
late Thomas Coutts, Esq., of London ; s. her grand-
mother Harriet, late Duchess of St. Alban's, in
1837. —Holly Grove, Highgate, Middlesex; 1,
Stratton Street, Piccadilly, W.
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EUKGES, John Ynyr, Esq. (of Parkanaiir).
Eldest son of the late John Henry Surges, Esq.,
by Marianne, eldest dau. of the late Sir R. John-
ston, Bart., of Gilford; h. 1798; s. 1838 to the
family estates in Essex, on the death of his relative
Margaret, Dowager Countess Poulett ; vi. 1833
Lady Caroline Clements, youngest dau. of the late
Earl of Leitrim. Educated at Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Tyrone. This family is, or was formerly, of English
extraction ; the name was originally De Burges,
afterwards Burches, De Burges is to lie found in
the records of Herefordshire, Warwickshire, and
Cheshire. The first of this branch of the family
came over from the latter county to Ireland during
the Protectorship. — East Ham and Thorpe Hall,
Essex ; Parkanaur, DungannoU; co. Tyrone ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Mcir, his son Ynyr Henry, B.A. of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, h. 1834 ; m. 1859 Edith, 3rd dau. of the
late Hon. R. Bootle-Wilbraham, and sister of 2nd
Lord Skelmersdale,
BUEGHLEY, Lord.
(See under Exeter.)
BtrRG-OYNE, Sii' John Montagu, Bart. (cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Sir John Mon-
tagu Burgoyne, Bart., by Mary Harriet, dau. of the
late Col. Gore Laugton, M.P., of Newton Park,
Somerset; h. 1833; s. as 10th Bart. 1858; m.
1856 Amy, only dau. of Captain H. N. Smith, R.E.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for Bedford-
shire, and a Captain Grenadier Guards ; served in
the Crimea 1854-5. This family holds Sutton by a
curious rhj'ming grant from John of Gaunt. — Sutton
Park, near Biggleswade, Beds ; Guards' Club,
S.W. ; 8, Eccleston Square, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Montagu George, h. 1798 ;
m. 1855 Louisa, dau. of E. Yernon, Esq.
BURGOYNE, Sir John Fox, Bart. (cr. 1856).
Sou of the late — Burgoyne, Esq. ; h. 1783 ; m.
1821 Charlotte, dau. of Colonel H. Rose. Is a
General in the Army, Colonel Royal Engineers,
and Inspector-General of Fortifications ; served in
the Peninsula ; was on the Staff in the Crimea ;
was present at Alma and Inkermann, and at the
Siege of Sebastopol. — 8, Gloucester Gardens, W.
Heir, his son Hugh Talbot, Commander R.N.,
h. 1833.
BURKE, Sir Joseph, Bart., of Glynsk (cr. 1628).
Eldest son of the late Richard Burke, Esq., by
Johanna Harriet, dau. of Joseph Blake, Esq. ;
6. 1780 ; s. his brother as 11th Bart. 1845 ; m.
1816 Louisa, dau. of the late Lord Huutingtower.
Heir Pres., his cousin William,
BURKE, Sir Thomas John, Bart. (cr. 1797)-
Eldest son of the late Sir John Burke, Bart,, by
Elizabeth, dau. of the Right Hon. John Calcraft, of
Rempstone, Dorset ; b, 1813 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1847;
III. 1857 Mary, 2nd dau. of A. Nugent, Esq., of
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Pallas, CO. Galway. Educated at Oscott Coll. ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway ; lias
been M.P. for co. Galw.ay since 1847 ; was formerly
Captain 1st Dragoons. — Marble Hill, co. Galway;
Junior United Service Club, S.W. ; 35, Jermyn
Street, S.W.
Ilcir, his son John Charles, h. 1858.
BURKE, Sir John Bernard, Knight (cr. 1854).
Son of the late John Burke, Esq., by a dau. of
B. O'Reilly, Esq.; h. 1815; m. 1856 Barbara
Frances, dau. of the late J. MacEvoy, Esq., of
Tobejrtinan, co. Meath. Educated at Caen ; is
Ulster King-at-Arms, Keeper of the Dublin Tower
Records, and Knight Attendant on the order of St.
Patrick ; author of the "Peerage," "Landed Gen-
try," "General Armoury," "Anecdotes of the
Aristocracy," " Visitation of Great Britain and
Ireland," and other genealogical and heraldic
works ; formerly a Barrister of the Middle Temple.
Represents a younger branch of the family of the
Marquis of Clanricarde. ■ — Record Tower, Dublin
Castle ; 43, Upper Mount Street, Dublin.
BURKE, Joseph, Esq. (of Ower).
Second son of tlie late William Burke, Esq., by
Teresa, dau. of — Kirwan, Esq., of Hillsbrook, co.
Galway ; h. 1781 ; s. 1801 ; m. 1823 Margaret, 3rd
dau. of Oliver Martin, Esq., M.D., of Galway. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway. —
Ower, near Headfort, co. Galway.
Heir, his son William, h. 1824.
BURKE, Rev. Michael (of Bally dugan)^.
Eldest son of the late William Malachy Burke,
Esq., by Anna Maria, dau. of John Blake, Esq., of
Winfield, CO. Galway ; h. 1813 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1848
Isabella Mary, dau. of James Clarke, Esq., of Sid
Abbey, Devon. Educated at Winchester and
Trinity CoU., Dublin (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1843);
appointed Incumbent of Castle Archdall, co. Fer-
managh, 1849, resigned 1857- — Ballydugan, near
Loughrea, co. Galway.
Heir, his son William Malachy James, h. 1851.
BURKE, William, Esq. (of Knocknagur).
Eldest son of the late Rickard Burke, Esq., of Kee-
logue's and Barber's-fort, co. Galway, by Elizabeth,
dau. of John Crohan, Esq., of Croghan, co. Ros-
common, widow of William Bermingham, Esq., of
of Barber's-fort, co. Galway ; h. 1794 ; s. 1819 ; m.
1827 Fanny Xaveria, dau. of Thomas Tucker, Esq.,
of Brook Lodge, Sussex, by Marianne, dau. of James
Wiseman, Esq., of Seville, half-sister to Cardinal
Wiseman. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin.
Mr. Burke is great great-grandson of Sir John
Burke, of Glynsk, 4th Bart., liy Catharine, dau. of
Theobald, 7th Yiscount Dillon. — Knocknagur, near
Tuam, CO. Galway.
Heir, his son Thomas Henry, h, 1829.
BURMESTER, Rev. George.
Seventh son of the late Henry Buruiestei", Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Thomas Maynard, Esq., of Gwynne
House, Essex ; m. 1838 Arabell.a, eldest dau. of
Nathaniel Garland, Esq. Educated at Eton and
Bur]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1821) ; is a
Magistrate for Essex, and a Commissary for the
Old Diocese of London, and Surrogate for the Arch-
deaconry of Colchester.- — Little Oakley, near Har-
■wich ; Athenteum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick Garland, h. ISil.
BUKNABY, Sir Wmiiam Edward, Bart. (cr.
1767).
Eldest sou of the late Captain E. A. C. Burnaby,
RN. ; h. 1824 ; s. his cousin as 4th Bart. 1853 ;
m. 1845 Caroline, dau. of the late W. Eeece, Esq.,
of Lower Hall, Ledbury ; she d. 1857. Educated
at Exeter Coll., Oxford.— "Windham Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, Lieutenant
K.N. ; 5. 1829.
BUBTTABY, Eclwyii, Esq.. (of Baggrave Hall;.
Eldest son of the late Edwyn Andrew Burnaby,
Esq., by Mary, dau. and heiress of the Ilev. Wni.
G. Browne, Rector of Burrow, co. Leicester ; h.
1799; s. 1826; m. 1829 Anne Caroline, dau. of
Thomas Salisbury, Esq., of Oakley Park, Wilts.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Leicester, and a Gentleman of
Her Majesty's Privy Chamber ; formerly Captain
3rd Dragoon Guards. — Baggrave Hall, near Lei-
cester; Carlton and Universit)' Clubs, S.W. ; 50,
Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Edwyn Sherard, h. 1800 ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Grenadier Guards.
BUEISrE, Thomas Higgins, Esq. (of Loyiiton
HaU).
Only son of the late Thomas Burue, Esq., by Maria,
eldest dau. of Richard Mee, Esq., of Himley,
CO. Stafford; h. 1791; s. 1791 ; m. 1814 Sophia,
3'oungest dau. of the late George Briscoe, of Sum-
mer Hill. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Stafford. This family resided at Penn, Stafford-
shire, until 1823, when, upon the death of Mr.
Burue's maternal grand-uncle, the Rev. S. Higgins,
the present owner succeeded to the Loynton pro-
perty.— Loynton Hall, near Stafford.
Heir, his son Thomas Sambrooke Higgins, h,
1822 ; m. 1849 Charlotte Anne, dau. of William
Goodlad, Esq., late of Bury, co. Lancaster.
BUmSTES, Jame.s, K.H., D.C.L., F.E.S.
Eldest son of the late James Burnes, Esq,, of Mon-
trose, by Elizabetli, dau. of AdamGlegg, Esq., Pro-
vost of that town, and brother of the late Sir Alex-
ander Burnes, who fell at Cabul 1841 ; 6. 1803 ;
s. 1852 ; in. 1829 Sophia, 2nd dau. of the late
Major-General Sir G. Holmes, K.C.B., who d.
1855. Educated at Montrose and Edinburgh
University ; is in the commission of the peace for
CO. Forfar ; formerly Physician-General at Bombay ;
created a Knight of the Guelphic Order in 1837 ;
author of •■ A Visit to the Ameers of Scinde." This
gentleman is head of the family of which the poet
Burns was a member. — Junior United Service
Club, S.W, ; 40, Ladbroke Square, Netting
Hill, W.
Hdr, his son FitzJames, h, 1831.
BUmSTETT, Sir James Horn, Bart. (cr. 1626).
Fifth but eldest surviving son of the late Sir R.
Burnett, Bart., by Margaret, dau. of General El-
phinstone, of Logie, co. Aberdeen ; 6. 1801 ; s.
his brother as 10th Bart. 1856 ; m. 1st 1831 Caro-
line Margaret, dau. of C. Spearman, Esq., of
Thornby HaU, Durham ; 2nd 1837 Lauderdale,
dau. of Sir A. Ramsay, Bart, (widow of D. Duncan,
Esq.) Educated at Durham and St. Andrew's; is
a Director of the Bank of Scotland, and a Magis-
trate and Vice-Lieut, of co. Kincardine ; was for-
merly a Writer to the Signet. Patronage 1 living.
— Crathes Castle, near Aberdeen ; 4, Moray Place,
Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Robert, B.A. of Ch. Ch., Oxford,
and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kincar-
dine ; h. 1833.
BURNETT, Sir V/iUiam, K.C.B., M.D. (cr. 1831).
Son of the late W. Burnett, Esq., of Montrose,
N.B. ; I. 1779 ; m. 1807 Mary, dau. of J. Baker,
Esq. Is Director-General of the Medical Depai't-
ment of the Navy ; formerly Physician to William
IV. : Medical Commissioner of the Navy, and a
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London ;
was present at the Nile, St. Vincent, and Trafalgar.
— 43, Wimpole Street, W. ; Somerset House, W.C.
BTJRlKrETT, Jolm Joseph, Esq. (of Gadgirth).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Colonel
Joseph Burnett, Bengal Artillery, by Margaret, 2nd
dau. of John Steele, Esq., of Gadgirth ; h. 1807 ;
,<?. 1834 ; m. 1859 Martha Jane, only dau. of the
late J. Anderson, Esq., of Kingscourt, Ireland.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr, and
Captain Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry. This family
was formerly from Aberdeenshire. — Gadgirth, near
Tarbelton, Ayrshire ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his brother Francis Claude, Lieutenant-
Colonel Bengal Artillery, 6. 1810.
BURNIWGHAM, Henry, Esq. (of Proyle House).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Burningham, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of George Wilson, Esq., of London;
I. 1799 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1830 Mary Baldwin, dau. of
the Rev. George Nowell Watkins. Called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1825 ; is a Magistrate
for Hants. — Froyle House, near Alton, Hants.
Heir, his son Henry George Charles, Captain i
SSthfoot, h. 1831.
BURR, Daniel Higford DavaU, Esq. (of Alder-
maston Court),
Eldest son of the late- Lieutenant-General Daniel
Burr, by his 2nd wife Mary, dau. and heiress of
James Davis, Esq., of Chepstow; h. 1811 ; s. his
mother 1836 ; m. 1839 Anne Margaretta, only dau.
of the late Captain E. Scobell, R.N. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for
Berks and Gloucestershire, and a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Herefordshire ; was M.P, for
Hereford 1837-41. This family was formerly seated
in Herefordshire. — Aldermaston Court, near Read-
ing ; Carlton Club, S.AV. ; 23, Eaton Place, S.W,
Heir, his son Higford, b. 1840.
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BUHKABD, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1807).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir Harry
Burrard, Bart., by Hannah, dau. of H. Darby, Esq. ;
! b. 1793 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1813 ; m. 1826 Louisa, 2nd
dau. of Sir Henry Lushington, Bart. Is a Vice-
Admiral on the retired list ; cousin of the other
Baronet of the same name. — Holmefield, near
Lyndhurst, Hants.
BURRARD, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1769),
Eldest son of the late Eev. Sir George Burrard,
Bart., by Elizabeth Anne, dau. of William Coppell,
Esq., of Jamaica; b. 1805; s. as 4th Bart. 1856;
m. 1839 Isabella, dau. of the late Sir George
Duckett, Bart. Is a Magistrate for Hants ; was
M.P. for Lymington 1828-32. The 2nd Bart, was
the celebrated Admiral Sir H. Burrard-Neale,
G.C.B. — Walhampton, near Lymington, Hants.
Heir Pres., his nephew Harry Paul, b. 1 846.
BURRARD, Dowager Lady.
Emma, dau. of the late Admiral Bingham ; m. 1816
(as 2nd wife) Eev. Sir G. Burrard, Bart., who d.
1856.— Tlie Mount, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight.
IbURRELL, Sir Charles Merrik, Bart. (cr. 1774).
i Eldest son of the late Sir William Burrell, Bart.,
I M.P„ F.R.S., LL.D., by Sophia, dau. and co-
heiress of Sir Charles Raymond, Bart., of Valentine
j House, Essex, and of Highlandbury ; h. 1775 ; s. as
! 3rd Bart. 1796; m. 1808 Frances, dau. of 3rd Earl
: of Egremont. Educated at W^estminster and St.
John's Coll., Cambridge ; served 11 years in the
Sussex Militia, ultimately as senior Major during
the French war ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Sussex ; has been M.P. for New Shoreham
since 1806. This family traces back to the Burrells
of Broome Pai-k, near Alnwick, one of whom mar-
ried a daughter and co-heiress of Sir Walter Wood-
land, Equerry to the Black Prince. — Knepp Castle,
near Shoreham, Sussex ; Carlton, Arthur's, and
University Clubs, S.W. ; 5, Richmond Terrace,
s.w.
Heir, his son Percy, I. 1812 ; m. 1856 Henrietta
Katharine, dau. of Sir G. R. B. Pechell, Bart.
BURRELL, Petev Robert, Esq. i.of Stoke Park).
Eldest son of the late Hon. Lindsey Burrell, M.P.
(who was 2nd son of 1st Lord Gwydyr and the
Baroness Willoughby d'Eresby), by Frances, dau. of
the late J. Daniel), Esq. ; h. 1810 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1st
1840 Sophia, dau. of F. W. Campbell, Esq., of Bar-
breck, N.B., and Birkfield Lodge, Suffolk; 2nd
1856 Georgiana, dau. of the late P. Holford, Esq.,
M.P., of Westonbirt, co. Gloucester. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1830) ; appointed
Secretary to the Lord Great Chamberlain of Eng-
land 1837; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Suffolk. This family trace a maternal descent from
Edward I., and have long held a distinguished
position in the co. of Suffolk, their ancestors, the
Earls of Suffolk and Barons Willoughby d'Eresby,
owning therein vast possessions and estates. — Stoke
Park, near Ipswich ; House of Lords, S.W. ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Willoughby Merrik Campbell, h.
1841.
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BURROUGHES, Henry KTegus, Esq. (of Bur-
lingham Hall).
Eldest son of the late J. B. Burroughes, Esq., by
Christabel, dau. and heir of the late Henry
Negus, Esq., of Hoveton Hall, Norfolk ; b. 1791 ;
m. 1st 1818 Jane Sarah, sister of Sir William Hoste,
Bart, (she d. 1851) ; 2nd 1854 Augusta Susannah,
dau. of Lieutenant-General Proctor, C.B. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk (High
Sheriff 1817), and Patron of 10 livings ; was M.P.
for E. Norfolk 1837-57- — Burlingham Hall, near
Norwich ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his only surviving son William, b. 1827.
BURROUGHS, Frederick William Traill, Esq.
(of Rolfsay).
Eldest son of Lieutenant-Colonel F. W. Burroughs,
H.E.I.C.S., by Caroline, dau. of Captain C. A.
De Peyron, of the Bengal Light Cavalry ; b. 1831 ;
s. 1852 ; assumed the additional name of Traill on
succeeding, by will, to the estates in Orkney of his
maternal grand-uncle George William Traill, Esq,,
of Viera. Appointed Ensign 93i'd Highlanders
1848 ; promoted Brevet-Major for distinguished
conduct in the field (India) 1848 ; served through-
out the Crimean war, and in India under Lord
Clyde in 1857-8 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Orkney.
This family is a branch of the house De Burgh, and
claims descent from Hubert de Bourgh, son of
William (de Mareton in Normandy), Earl of Kent.
The name was first written Burrough, temp.
Henry VII., when Hubert de Burgh, younger son
of the above, was summoned to Parliament in 1487
as Baron Borrough, of Gainsborough, in the
county of Lincoln. Thomas, the 6tli Baron, held
the of&ce of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland temp. Eliza-
beth, and subsequently this family was settled in
Wicklow and Cavan. — Rolfsaj', near Kirkwall, Ork-
iiey Islands ; New Club, Edinburgh ; Armv and
Navy Club, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Adolphus de
Peyron, b. 1850.
BURROWES, Robert, Esq. (of Stradone).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Burrowes, Esq., by
Susan, dau. of the Eev. H. Seward, of Badsey, co.
Warwick ; b. 1810 ; m. 1838 Anne Frances, only
dau. of the late John Garden, Esq., of Barnane, co.
Tipperary. Educated at Harrow and Magdalen
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
force. Cavan (High Sheriff 1838) ; was M.P. for
CO. Cavan 1855-7. — Stradone House, near Cavan,
Ireland ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert James, b. 1845.
BURTON", Sh' Charles WiUiam Cuffe, Bart, (cr.
1758),
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Burton, Esq., by
Grace Anne, dau. of William Roberts, Esq., of
Gloucester Place, London ; b. 1823 ; s. his cousin
as 5th Bart. 1842. Educated at Eton ; was High
Sheriff of co. Carlow 1851 ; formerly Lieutenant
1st Dragoon Guards. — PoUacton, near Carlow;
4, Albany-Court Yard, W,
Bur]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BURTON, Sir "WiUiam Westbrooke, KnigM (cr.
1844).
Son of the late E. Burton, Esq., of Daventry ; h.
]794; m. 1st 1827 Margaret, dau. of L. Smith,
Esq. ; 2nd 1849 Maria Aljihonsine, dau. of the late
J. B. West, Esq., M.P. ; served in the Navy 1810-
23 ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1824 ;
is President of the Legislative Assembly in Sydney ;
has been a Judge at Madras, at Cape of Good
Hope, and in New South Wales.— Sydney,
BURTON", Dcavid, Esq. (of Cherry Burton),
Eldest son of the late David Burton, Esq., by
Isabella, dau. of Thomas Fawell, Esq. ; h. 1820 ;
s. 1854 ; in. 1856 Fanny, dau. of Frederic Cowper,
Esq., of Carleton Hall, near Penrith. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1843) ; called to
the Bar at INIiddle Temple 1848 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for East Ptiding of Yorkshire. —
Cherry Burton, near Beverley, Yorkshire ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son David Fowler, h. 1857.
BURTON, Rev. Henry.
Second son of the late P^ev. H. Burton, Yicar of
Atcham, co. Salop, by INIary, dau. of W. Gittins,
Esq., of Chilton, co. Salop, and brother of E. Burton,
Esq., of Longner Hall (whom see) ; h. 1803 ; m.
1845 Charlotte Belasyse, 3rd dau. of 5th A^iscount
Barringtou. Educated at Westminster and Ch.
Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1831) ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Salop, and Ptural Dean of Shrewsbury ;
Yicar of Atcham, and Rector of Upton C^ressett,
and Proctor in Convocation for the Diocese of
Lichfield. — Atcham Vicarage, near Shrewsbury,
and University Club, S.W.
BURTON, Aclmiral James Ryder, K.H, (of Dun-
stall Priory).
Eldest son of the late Pught Eev. Dr. Burton, Lord
Bishop of Killala, by a dau, of C. Otway, Esq., of
Castle Otway; h. 1794; m. 1822 Anna Maria,
youngest dau. of the 13th Lord Dunsany, and
widow of P, Roche, Esq., of Donore, co. Kildare
(she d. 1856). Educated at Eton and Royal Naval
Coll. ; entered the Navy 1806, became an Admiral
1851 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent
(High Sheriff 18 — ) ; has served on the Mediterra-
nean and other stations.— Dunstall Priory, near
Eyuesford, Kent ; United Service and Carlton
Clubs, S.W, ; 15, Park Square, Regent's Park,
N.W\
Heir, his son Fi-ancis Augustus Plunkett,
educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford; Colonel in Cold-
stream Guards ; h. 1824 ; m. 1853 Sarah Charlotte
Elizabeth, dau. of J. S. W. S. Erle-Drax, Esq.,
of Charborough Park (whom see).
BURTON, Robert, Esq.. (of Longner HaU'-.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Burton, by
Mary, dau. of William Gittins, Esq., of Chilton,
CO. Salop ; J). 1790 ; s. his uncle 1841 ; in. 1st
1821 Catherine, 2nd dau. of Wm. Walcot, Esq., of
the Moor Hall, Salop ; 2nd 1835 Catherine, eldest
dau. of the late Rev. Sir Herbert Oakeley, D.D,
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep, Lieut, for Salop, and Capil-
tain Salop Yeomanry Cavalry. This family has
been seated at Longner for four centuries, and
several of its members have represented Shrews-
bury in Parliament. — Longner Hall, near Shrews-
bury ; 1, Regent Street, S.W,
Heir, his son Robert Lingen, h. 1836 ; educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford,
BURTON, William Pitz-'William, Esq, (of Bur-
ton HaU).
Eldest son of the late William Fitz-William Burton,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of Sir John Power, Bart., late
of Kilfaue, Kilkenny ; h. 1826 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1848 '
Coralia Augusta Frederica, dau. of Henry Lloyd, \
Esq. Educated at Eton ; appointed to 4th Light j
Dragoons in 1845; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut. ,
for CO. Carlow, and a jMagistrate for co. Kildare i
(High Sheriff of co. Carlow 1849). This family
was formerly from Cheshire, and is descended from
a common ancestor with Sir Charles Burton, Bart.
—Burton HaU, co. Carlow ; Kildare Street Club,
Dublin.
Heir, his son William Fitz-William, h. 1849,
BURY, Hon. Alfred,
Third son of 2nd Earl of Charleville ; h. 1829; in.
1854 Emily Frances, dau. of Lieutenant-General
W. AVood, C.B., K.H. Educated at Sandhurst ; ,
entered the army 1846 ; became Captain 69th foot ;
1854; appointed to the 10th foot 1858.— Charle-
ville Forest, near Tullamoore, Ireland; Army and j
Navy Club, S.W.
BURY, Viscoirnt,
(See under ^?ic/?!«r?f.)
BURY.
(See under Charleville.)
BUSFIELD, Rev. William (of Upwood).
Eldest .son of the late Rev. Johnson Atkinson
Busfield, D.D., by Mar}-, dau. of J. Priestley,
Esq., and nephew and heir of the late William
Busfield, Esq. (who was a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Yorkshire, and M.P. for Bradford 1837-51);
h. 1802 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1830 Sarah, dau. of the Rev,
C. F. Bond, of Margaretting, Essex. Educated at
the Charterhouse and University Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1823, M.A. 1826) ; appointed Rector oi
Keighley 1840.- — Upwood, near Bradford, York-
shire.
Heir, his son AVilliam, h. 1837.
BUSH, John Whittaker, Esq. (of Pairwood).
Eldest son of the late George Bush, Esq., by
Elinor Maria, dau. of John Whittaker, Esq., o:
Fairwood, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts
and Somerset ; b. 1820 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1843 Amelia
Annie, eldest dau. of Captain Matthew James
Walker, R.N. Is a Magistrate for Wilts, and s
Lieutenant in the Royal Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry
This family is descended from Paul Bush, 1st Pro
testant Bishop of Bristol, and on the female side
from the Greenes of Grittleton, Y'ilts, and Seagry
Somerset.— Fairwood, near Westbury, Wilts.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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BUSH, Kev. Paul.
Second son of the late Rev. James Bush, Rector of
South Luffenbam, by Maria Charlotte, dau. of John
AVarner, Esq., of Trinidad ; h. 1S23 ; m. 1849
Avarilla Oliveria Cromwell, dau. of Artemidorus
Cromwell Eussell, Esq., of Roundcroft, and niece
of T. A. Russell, Esq., of Cheshunt Park (whom
see). Educated at St. M.ary's Hall, Oxford (B.A.
1843 ; M.A. 1847) ; appointed Rector of South
LufTenham 1849, and Rector of Duloe 1850. This
family is descended from Paul Bush, the first Pro-
testant Bishop of Bristol, and John le Warner,
who flourished at Gt. Waltham, Essex, temp.
Edward III. — Duloe Rectory, near Liskeard,
Cornwall.
Heir, his son Thomas Cromwell, l. 1851.
BUSHE, Gervase, Esq. (of Glencairn Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Henry Amyas Bushe, Esq.,
by Lavinia Bingham, eldest dau. of Richard Gum-
bleton, Esq., of Glencairn Abbej', co. Waterford ;
h. 1806; s. ]£31 ; m. 1857 Georgina Agnes, dau.
of William Smart, Esq., Lieutenant R.N. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
served ia the 15th and 7th Hussars ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for (^. Waterford. This family is descended
from Paul Bushe, the 1st Protestant Bishop of Bris-
tol, whose grandson, Colonel John Bushe, obtained
a grant of the lands of Kilf;ine, co. Kilkenny,
^ A.D. 1670. — Glencairn Abbey, near Lismore, co.
Waterford ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
3USHELL, Theobald, Esq. (of Strandtown).
' Youngest son of the late Benjamin Bushel), Esq.,
of Limerick, by Margaret, dau. of Theobald Butler,
Esq., of Wilford, co. Kilkenny; 6. 1806 ; m. 1838
Anne Jane, youngest dau. of Adam Duffin, Esq.,
of Oakland, co. Antrim. Is a Magistrate for co.
Antrim, and a Merchant in Belfast. — Strandtown,
near Belfast.
BUSK, Edv/ard Thomas, Esq. (of Ford's Grove).
Eldest son of the late Edward Busk, Esq., by Sarah
Thomasine, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Te.shmaker,
Esq., of Ford's Grove ; h. 1805 ; m. 1851 Su.san,
dau. of Thomas Benson Pease, Esq. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at
the Middle Temple 1832 ; is a Magistrate for Mid-
dlesex and Herts. This family is descended from
Jacob HansBusch, a Swedish emigrant, naturalized
iu 1722.— Ford's Grove, Winchmore Hill, Middle-
sex ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Teslimaker, h. 1852.
BUTE (Marquis of), John Patrick Crichton-
Stuart (or. 1796).
Only son of the 2nd Marquis, by his 2nd wife
Sophia, dau. of the 1st Marquis of Hastings, K.G. ;
h. 1847 ; s. 1848. Is Hereditary Keeper of Rothe-
say Castle. Patronage 12 livings. This family is
descended from a natural son of Robert II. of Scot-
land. — Cardiff Castle, Glamorganshire ; Mount
Stuart, Isle of Bute, N.B. ; Dumfries House, near
Cumnock, Ayrshire, N.B.
Heir Pres., his cousin James Frederick Dudley,
Lieutenant-Colonel Grenadier Guards, and M.P. for
Cardiff (son of the late Lord James Stuart, M.P.),
b. 1824.
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BUTE, Marchioness of.
Sophia Frederica Christina, 2nd dau. of the 1st
Marquis of Hastings ; m. 1845 (as 2nd wife) the
2nd Marquis of Bute, who d. 1848. Has edited
the "Private Journal" of her father. — Mount
Stuart, Isle of Bute ; The Castle, Cardiff.
BUTLEE, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1628).
Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Butler, Bart., by
Sarah Maria, dau. of Thomas North Newenham,
Esq., of Coolmore ; b. 1783 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1817 ;
m. 1812 Frances Graham, dau. of John Graham
Clarke, Esq., of Sutton, co. York. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carlow, and Colonel of the
Carlow Militia. — Ballintemple, co. Carlow.
Heir, his son Richard Pierce, b. 1813 ; m. 1835
Matilda, dau. of T. Cookson, Esq.
BUTLEK, Hon. Charles Lennox (of Coton House).
Sixth .son of 13th Lord Dunboyne ; b. 1813; in.
1835 Eliza, only child of late T. L. Holland, E.sq. ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex and Warwickshire,
and Major Westminster Militia. — Coton House,
near Rugby, Warwickshire ; 8, Grosvenor Place,
S.W.
Heir, his son Lindsey Holland, b. 1836.
BUTLEK, Hon. Henry Cavendish (of Innis-Eath).
Fifth son of the late Hon. A. R. Butler-Danvers,
and brother of the 5th Earl of Lanesborough ; b.
1811 ; m. 1842 Cecilia Agnes, youngest daughter
of the late Lieutenant-General Sir John Taylor,
K.C.B. Educated at Addiscombe ; was formei-]y
in the East India military service.-— Innis-Rath,
near Lisnaskea, co. Tyrone.
BUTLER, Hon. James.
Fourth son of 13th Lord Dunboyne; b. ISIO; m.
1836 Emilia Mary, only dau. of Sir AV. Fitz-Gerald,
Bart., of Carrigoran, co. Clare. Is a Magistrate
for Queen's co. (High Sheriff 1847-8).— Lamberton
Park, Queen's co.
Heir, his son James William Fitz-Gerald, Lieut.
Queen's co. Militia Rifles ; b. 1837 ; m. 1858 Ada,
youngest dau. of the late Lawrence Gwynne, Esq.,
LL.D., of Cambrian, co. Devon.
BUTLEB, Charles Salisbury, Esq. (of Cazeuoves).
Eldest son of the late John Butler, Esq., of Hack-
ney, Middlesex, by Elizabeth Mary, dau. of John
Hutt, of Harrow ; b. 1812 ; m. 1833 Elizabeth, dau.
of the late Edward Kingstone, Esq. Educated at
Shenfield ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex and the
City and Liberty of Westminster, and for the
Tower Hamlets, of which he is a Dep. Lieut. ; is
Chairman of his divisional County Bench, Chair-
man also of the Lieutenancy, and Chairjnan of the
Quarter Sessions of the Tower Hamlets Liberties.
Is a Commissioner of Property and Income, Land
and Assessed Taxes, and was formerly a Commis-
sioner of Sewers ; has been M.P. for Tower Ham-
lets since 1852. Patron of 1 living. — Cazenoves,
Upper Clapton, Middlesex, N.E. ; Reform Club,
S.W._; City Club, E.G.
Heir, his son Charles Edward Kingstone, b.
1833.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BUTLEE, Henry, Esq. (of Kilmurry),
Thiid son of the late Colonel the Hon. Pierce
Butler, M.P. for co. Kilkenny (who was youngest
son of Edmund, 11th Viscount Mountgarret, and
brother to the late Earl of Kilkenny), by Anne,
dau. of Thomas March, Esq., of Lisbon ; h. 1806 ;
m. 1846 Clara, eldest dau. of John Taylor, Esq., of
Leicester. Is a Magistr.ate for co. Kilkenny (High
Sheriff 1859) ; was formerly a Captain in the 27th
lauiskillens and 59th regiment. — Kilmurry, near
Thomastown, co. Kilkenny ; Junior L^nited Service
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Somerset James, h. 1849.
BUTLER, James, Esq. (of Park).
Eldest son of the late William Butler, Esq., by
Ann, dau. of Theobald Butler, Esq., of Drom, co.
Tipperary ; b. 1785 ; s. 1800; m. 1813 C4ertrude,
eldest dau. of the late Sir John C. Garden, Bart.
Is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary ; was formerly
Capt. 4th Dragoon Guards. — Park, near Temple-
more, CO. Tipper.iry.
Heir, his son William, h. 1814 ; m. 1857 Mary,
dau. of Major Jackson, of Eapla, co. Tipperary, by
Lilia, dau. of — Herbert, Esq., of Carane, co.
Kerry.
BUTLEK, Ricliarcl Fowler, Esq. (of Pendeford
HaU).
Second but eldest surviving sou of Thomas Lever-
sage Fowler, Esq., of Pendeford Hall, by Harriett,
dau. of Rev. Ptichard Fowler, of Brewood ; &. 1794 ;
assumed the name of Butler on inheriting the
Barton Hall estate in 1850 ; m. 1st 1819 Eliza
Anne, dau. of AV. Wynne, Esq. ; 2nd 1837 Eliza,
dau. of R. Faux, Esq. ; 3rd 1839 Agnes Jane, dau.
of John Peel, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Stafford ; was formerly in the 43rd
regiment, and served in the Rifle Brigade in the
Peninsula and at Waterloo. — Pendeford Hall, near
Wolverhampton ; Barton Hall, Staffordshire ; Con-
servative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard, h. 1829.
BUTLEB, Whitwell, Esq. (of Staffordstovm).
Fourth son of the late Rev. Richard Butler, D.D.,
by Martha, dau. of Richard Rothwell, Esq., of
Berford ; h. 1798 ; m. 1833 Ehzabeth, 2nd dau. of
J. P. Garnets, Esq., of Arch Hall. Educated at
Sandhurst Coll. ; appointed to the 3rd Foot Guards
1814 ; is a Magistrate forco. Meath ; was formerly
a Magistrate for co. Kilkenn3^— Staffordstown,
near Brownstown, co. Meath.
Heir, his son Wliitwell, h. 1836.
BUTLER, ■William, Esq. (of Drom).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Theobald Butler, by
Anne, dau. of James Kearney, Esq., of Blanchville,
CO. Kilkenny ; h. 181 S ; s. 1839 ; m. 1842 Cathe-
rine, only dau. of John Lloyd, Esq., of Lisheen
Castle, CO. Tipperary. Is a Magistrate for co. Tip-
perary. This family is descended from James, 2nd
Lord Dunboyne. — Drom, near Templemore, co.
Tipperary ; R. St. George Yacht Club, Kingstown ;
Frescati Lodge, Black Rock, Dublin.
Heir, his son Theobald John Guy, Ij. 1848.
BUTLER-BOWDON", John, Esq. (ofPleasington
HaU).
Second son of the late J. P. Bruno Bowdon, of
Southgate, Esq., by Mary IMartha, eldest dau. of
Edward Ferrers, Esq., of Ba,ddesley Clinton, co. |
Warwick ; h. 1815 ; s. his cousin 1840, when he
assumed the additional name of Butler ; m. 1849 '
Amelia Catherine Frances, eldest dau. of G. T. ^
Whitgreave, Esq., of Moseley Court, co. Stafford.
Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. The family of Butler
descends from Hervens, who came over at the Con-
quest, and is a branch of the Ormonde family, set-
tling in 1248 at Rawcliffe, which was forfeited in
1715 by Henry Butler, who engaged in the rebellion
of that period, and was condemned to be beheaded,
but died in the Tower before the sentence was exe-
cuted.— Pleasington Hall, near Blackburn ; Stafford
Cllub, W.
Heir, bis son John Erdeswick, h. 1850.
BUTLER-JOHNSTO]XrE,Hon.Henry(ofAucliin
Castle).
Third son of the 13th Lord Dunboyne ; 6. 1809; in.
1834 Isabella Margaret, only dau. of late Sir A.
Munro, Bart., and niece and heir of General John-
stone, whose name he has assumed. Is Major
Dumfries Militia ; was M.P. for Canterljury 1852-3,
and since 1857. — Auchin Castle, near Moffatt,
N.B. ; 24, Park Street, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Henry /llexander, h, 1837.
BUTLER- SOUTHWELL -WAIsrDESFORDE,
Hon. Charles Harward Clarke.
Fourth son of 17th Earl of Ormonde, by Anne, dau.
of John Earl of Wandesforde (ext.) ; h. 1780 ; m.
1st 1812 Sarah, dau. of 2nd Earl of Carrick (she d.
1838) ; 2nd 1842 Lucy, dau. of A. French, Esq., and
widow of Somerset, 3rd Earl of Cai'rick. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kilkenny ; assumed the name of
Clarke 1820, and those of Southwell and Wandes-
forde in 1830. — Kirklington, near Bedale, York-
shire ; Ulcombe Place, near Maidstone, Kent ;
Castle Comci-, co. Kilkenny.
Heir, his son John, h. 1813 ; m. 1841 Emily Selina
Frances, youngest dau. of the late John M'Clintock,
Esq., of Drunicar, co. Louth.
BUTSON, Rev. Christopher Henry Gonld.
Eldest son of the late Venerable J. Strange Butson,
Archdeacon of Clonfert, by Father Eccles, dau. of
William Sinclair, Esq., of Belfast, and grandson of
Christopher Butson, late Bishop of Clonfert and Kil-
lala ; 5.1819 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1847 Helena, only dau. of
the Rev. Edward Eyre Maunsell, Vicar of Galway.
Educated at Winchester and Magdalen Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1850) ; ord.ained 1842 ; ap-
pointed Rector of Clonfert 1845, Archdeacon of
Clonfert 1855 ; was formerly Curate of Leatherhead,
Surrey. — Clonfert, co. Galway ; Knockmagreene,
Galway, Ireland.
Heir, his son Strange Gould, h, 1849.
BUTT, George Medd, Esq., Q.C.
Son of the late John Butt, Esq., of Sherborne,
Dorset ; h. 1805 ; m. 18 — Frances Jane, dau. of
the late T. Ffooks, Esq., of Sherborne. Called to
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Byn
the Bar at the Inner Temple 1830, and went the
Western Circuit ; is a Bencher of the Inner Tem-
ple ; was M.P. for Weymouth 1852-7. — Carlton
Club, S.W. J 17, Eaton Square, S.W.
BUTT, Isaac, Esq., Q.C, LL.D.
Only son of the late Eev. Eobert Butt, M.A. ; 6.
1813 ; on. 1837 Elizabeth, dau. of H, Swanzy, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1835) ; was
Professor of Political Economy at Trinity Coll.
1836-42 ; a Member of the Irish Bar ; was M.P.
for Harwich in 1852 ; has sat for Youghall since
that time. — 72, Leeson Street, Dublin ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 85, Jermyn Street, S.W.
BUTTER, Archibald, Esq. (of Paskally).
Only son of the late Archibald Butter, Esq., Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 18th Dragoons, and Adjutant-Gene-
ral of the British Forces in the West Indies, by
Vere, only dau. of Sir Robert Menzies, Bart. ; b.
1805; s. 1805 ; m. 183'lJeminia, youngest dau. of
the late James Richardson, Esq., of Pitfour. Edu-
cated at High School and University of Edinburgh ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth,
This family is descended from the Butters of Cor-
mack, who possessed lands in the Highlands about
the year 1530. — FaskaUy, Pitlochry, Perthshire.
Ifeir, his son Archibald, Captain in the Army ;
h. 1836.
BUXTON, Sir Robert Jacob, Bart. (cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Jacob Buxton,
Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Montague Chol-
meley, Bart. ; b. 1829 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1842. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and Colonel
of the Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry. Patronage 2
livings. Schadwell Lodge, near Thetford, Nor-
folk ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 85, Harley Street, W.
BUXTON, Sir Thomas Fowell, Bart. (cr. 1840).
Eldest son of the late Sir E. N. Buxton, Bart,
(some time M.P. for South Essex and East Nor-
folk), by Catharine, dau. of Samuel Gurney, Esq.,
of Upton, Essex ; b. 1837 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1858.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1859); a Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. This
family was formerly seated in Essex ; the 1st Bart.,
some time M.P. for Weymouth, was a distin-
guished advocate of the abolition of slavery. —
Colne House, near Cromer, Norfolk.
Jleir Pros., his brother Samuel Gurney, b. 1838.
BUXTOlSr, Dowager Lady (of If orthrepps HaU).
Hannah, dau. of the late John Gurney, Esq., of
Earlham Hall, Norfolk; m. 1807 Sir Thomas
Powell Buxton, Bart., many years M.P. for Wey-
mouth, who d. 1845. — Northrepp.s Hall, near
Norwich.
BUXTON", Lady (of Colne House).
Catharine, dau. of S. Gurney, Esq. ; m. 1836 Sir
E. N. Buxton, Bart., who d. 1858. — Colne House,
near Cromer, Norfolk ; Ham House, Upton, near
Stratford, Essex.
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BUXTON, Charles, Esq. (of Fox Warren),
Third son of the late Sir T. F. Buxton, Bart. ; b.
1822 ; m. 1850 Emily Mary, dau. of Sir H. Holland,
Bart. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate for Surrey, and a partner in the brewery
of Messrs. Truman, Hanbury, and Co. ; was M.P.
for Newport 1857-9. — Fox Warren, near Cobham,
Surrey ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 7, Grosvenor
Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son Bertram Henry, b. 1852.
BYAM, Sir Wmiam, Knight (cr. 1859),
Eldest son of the late Edward Byam, Esq., Mem-
ber of the Council of Antigua, by Christiana
Matilda, dau. of — • Ryan, Esq., of Dublin, Barris-
ter-at-Law; b. 1792; m. 1815 Martha, dau. of
Thomas Rogei-s, Esq., of Antigua. Is President of
the Council of Antigua, and Lieut. -Colonel of the
Antigua regiment of Dragoons ; was formerly
Lieutenant 15th Hussars, and served in the Penin-
sula and at Waterloo. This family is of Welsh
extraction, but has been seated in Antigua for
nearly two centuries, — Cedar Hill, Island of
Antigua, West Indies.
Heir, his son Edward Gamage, Captain 59th
foot, b. 1823.
BYLES, Sir John Barnard, Knight (cr. 1858).
Eldest son of the late John Byles, Esq., of Stow-
niarket, Suffolk, by Mary, only child of W. Barnard,
Esq., of Holts, Essex ; b. 1801 ; m. 1st 1828 the
2ncl dau. of J . Foster, Esq., of Biggleswade ; 2nd
1836 the 2nd dau. of J. Wedd, Esq., of Royston,
Herts. Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1831, and went the Norfolk CUrcuit ; appointed
Recorder of Buckingham 1840, a Serjeant-at-Law
1843, with patent of precedence 1846, Queen's
Serjeant 1857, a Judge of the Common Pleas 1858.
— 49, Russell Square, W.C.
BYNG, Hon. Gerard Frederick.
Fifth son of 5th Viscount Torrington ; b. 1784 ; m.
Catharine, dau. of — Neville, Esq. Appointed
Lieutenant 27th Light Dragoons 1799 ; exchanged
to 53rd foot 1800; retired on half-pay 1801 ; became
a Clerk in the Foreign Office 1800, retired 1840 ; ap-
pointed a Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber
1831.— 37, St. James's Place, S.W.
BYNG, Hon. Henry Dilkes.
Fourth son of 5th Viscount Torriugton ; b. 1784 ;
m. 1810 Maria Jane, dau. of Hon. J. B. Gierke.
Entered the Navy 1798 ; became Captain 1814,
Vice-Admiral 1857, retired 1858; served on the
American, Chinese, and Jamaica stations, and led
the forlorn hope at the capture of Monte Video. —
Southsea, near Portsmouth.
Jlcij; his son Henry, of Quendon Hall (whom see).
BYNG, Hon. James Master Owen.
Third son of 6th Viscount Torrington, by his 2nd
wife Frances Harriet, dau. of the late Admiral Sir
Robert Barlow, G.C.B. ; b. 1818 ; m. 1856 Caro-
line Louisa, dau. of W. Cook, Esq., of Roy don
Hall, Kent, Called to the Bar at the Middle
Byn]
Temple 1S52 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Kent. — Shipbourne Lodge, near Tiiubridge, Kent ;
AtlienBBiim Club, S.W.
BYWa, Henry, Esq. (ofQuendoiiHall).
Eldest son of Admiral the Hon. H. D. Eyng, by
Maria, dau. of the Hon. J. B. Clerke, of Halifax,
N.S. ; h. 1811 ; m. 1838 Mary Anne, dau. of Wil-
liam Webb, Esq., of The Views, Essex. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and a Captain
E.N. — Quendon Hall, near Bishop Stortford ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Alfred Molyneux, h, 1839, Lieu-
tenant Grenadier Guards.
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BYNa.
{See under Enfield.)
BYKOlSr (Lord), George Anson Byi-on (cr. 1643).
Only son of the late George Anson Byron, Esq.,
Captain R.N. (who was a grandson of the 4 th Lord),
by Charlotte Henrietta, dau. of R. Dallas, Esq. ;
Jj. 1789 ; s. his cousin George, 6th Lord, the dis-
tinguished poet, 1824 ; m. 1816 Elizabeth Mary,
dau. of the late Sacheverell Chatidos Pole, Esq., of
Radbourne Hall, co. Derby. Entered the Navy
1800, became a Vice-Admiral, retired, in 1857 ;
has been a Lord in Waiting on her Majesty.— 48,
Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son George Anson, of Thrumpton Hall,
Notts; h. 1818; m. 1843 Lucy Elizabeth Jane,
dau. of the late Rev. W. Wescomb, of Langford
Grove, Essex. Educated at Harrow ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Notts ; late Captain Scots Fusilier
Guards.
BYROW, Hon. and Kev. Augustus.
Third son of 7tb Lord Byron; I. 1828; m. 1852
Frederica, dau. of Lieutenant-General Sir T. Mc-
Mahon, Bart., G.C.B. Educated at Merton Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1848) ; appointed Rector of Corton
Denham, Somerset, 1852, — Corton DenhamRectory,
near Sherborne.
BYFtOlST, Hon. Frederick.
Second son of 7th Lord Byron ; h. 1822 ; m. 1851
Mary Jane, 2nd dau. of the late Rev. W. Wescomb,
of Lan<Tford Grove, Essex. Educated at West-
minster and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1843) ;
elected Fellow of All Souls 1844; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1848 ; appointed Captain
Sherwood Rangers 1859 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
Essex. — Edwinstowe, near OUeiton, Notts ; 5, Old
Square, Lincoln's Inn ; 48, Eaton Place, S.W.
BYBOW, Hon. and Rev. 'WiUiam.
Fourth son of 7th Lord Byron ; h. 1831 ; in. 1857
Mary, dau. of Vice-Cliancellor Sir R. T. Kin-
dersley. Educated at Cliarterhouse and Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1852) ; elected Fellow of All
Souls 1853 ; appointed Rector of Stoke Talmage
1857. — Stoke Talmage Rectory, near Tetsworth,
Oxon.
BYTHESEA, Samuel WUliam, Esq. (of The
Hill, Frcshlord).
Second son of the late Henry Bythesea, Esq.
(a Magistrate for Wilts), by his 3rd wife Anne,
dau. of John Budd, Esq., of Greenham, Berks ; h.
1801 ; 1/i. 1830 his cousin Maiy Agnes Bythesea,
younger dau. of the late C. Brome, Esq., of Mai-
ling House, Kent, and niece of the late Sir Charles
Saxon, Bart., of Circourt, Berks. Educated at
Queen's Coll., Oxford ; is a INIagistrate for Somerset
and Wilts. This family was long seated at Wick
House, near Trowbridge, Wilts, and previously at
Compton Bishop, Somerset. — The Hill, Freshford,
near Bath ; London Hotel, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son Samuel William Charles Brome,
h. 1S31.
CABBELL, Benjamin Bond, Esq., F.R.S., P.S.A.
(of Cromer Hall).
Fourth son of the late George Cabbell, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Thomas Bliss, Esq., brother of
Nathaniel Bliss, Astronomer Royal, 1762 ; h. 1781.
Educated at Westminster, and Exeter Coll., Ox-
ford ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1816;
is a Bencher of the Middle Temple, a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, a Magistrate for
Norfolk (High Sheriff 1854), and Provincial Grand
Master of the Freemasons of Norfolk ; was M.P.
for St. Alban's 1846-7; for Boston 1847-57. Pa-
tronage 1 living. This family was formerly of
Buckfastleigh, Devon. — Cromer Hall, Norfolk ;
Aldwick, Sussex ; University, Athenaeum, Carlton,
Conservative, Union, and National Clubs, S.W. ;
52, Portland Place, W.
Ileir Prcs., his cousin John.
CADMAlSr, Edwin, Esq. (ofWestbourne House).
Eldest son of the late Charles Cadman, Esq., of
Westbourne House, by Mary, dau. of George Good-
win, Esq., of Bradwell and Hope, grandson of the
Hon. Charles Radcliffe, son of Edward, 2nd Earl
of Derwentwater, and Charlotte Livingstone, Vis-
countess Kinnaird ; 1). 1809 ; m. 1835 Amelia, dau.
of John Bull Bing, Esq. This family was formerly
of Spinkhill Manor, co. Derby, where Prince
Charles Edward stayed on his retreat from Derby
before the Duke of Cumberland, in 1745 : his sword,
witli other relics, are preserved at Westbourne
House. — Westbourne House, near Sheffield ; The
Clarendon, W.
Heir, his son William Edwin, Lieutenant 5th
West York regiment ; h. 1838 ; m. 1859 EHzabeth,
dau. of William Latimer, Esq., of Anston, Notts.
CADOGAIxT (Earl), George Cadogan, C.B., P.O.
(cr. 1800).
Second son of the 1st Earl, by Frances, dau. of
1st Lord Moutfort ; h. 1783 ; s. his brother as 3rd
Earl 1832 ; m. 1810 Louisa Honoria, sister of 1st
Lord Wallscourt. Entered the Navy 1795 ; be-
came an Admiral of the White 1858 ; is a Knight
of the Order of Maria Teresa of Austria, and a
Family Trustee of the British Museum ; created
Baron Oakley 1831. Pati-onage 2 livings. — Santon
Downham, near Brandon, Suffolk ; United Service
Club, S.W. ; 138, Piccadilly, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Chelsea (whom see).
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CADOGAN, Hon. Frederick "William.
Fourth son of 3rcl Earl Cadogan ; h. 1821 ; m.
1851 Adelaide, 8th dau. of 1st Marquis of Angle-
sey. Educated at Westminster and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford ; called to the Bar at Inner Temple 1847 ;
went the Norfolk Circuit ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
Middlesex. — Wembley, near Sudbury, Middlesex ;
72, South Audley Street, W,
CAHILL, Michael Kichard, Esq. (of Ballyconra
House).
Son of the late Edraond Cahill, Esq., Justice of the
Peace, of Castlewood, by Dora, dau. of Bei-nard
Delaney, Esq., Justice of the Peace, of Durrow,
Queen's CO. ; b. 1814 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1843 Margaret,
dau. and co-heiress of Francis Magan, Esq., Justice
of the Peace and Dep. Lieut., of Enioe. Educated
at Clongowes and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1834, M.A. 1837) ; called to the Irish Ear 1837 ;
is a Magistrate for Queen's co. and co. Kilkenny
(nominated High Sheriff for co. Kilkenny 1860). — ■
i?allyconra House, near Bally ragget, co. Kilkenny;
4, Rutland Square, Dublin.
Heir, his son Edward Michael, Ij. 1845.
CAIE.D, James, Esq. (of Baldoon).
Son of James Caird, Esq., of Stranraer, N.B. ; h.
1816 ; m. 1843 Margaret, dau. of Captain Henry-
son, R.E. Educated at Edinburgh ; is author of
"High Farming," "English Agriculture," and
other works ; formerly the Times Agricultural
Commissioner ; was M.P. for Dartmouth 1857-9 ;
elected for Stirling 1859. — Baldoon, near Wigtown,
N.B. ; Langley Park, Beckenhara, Kent; Reform
Club, S.W. ; 6, Serjeant.?' Inn.
CAIRKTS, Sir Hugh McCalmont, Knight (cr.
1858).
Son of the late W, Cairns, Esq., of Culton, co.
Down ; b. 1819 ; vi. 1856 Mary Harriet, dau. of
the late J. McNeill, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1844, and practised as a Chancery Bar-
rister ; was Solicitor-CTeneral 1858-9 ; has been
M.P. for Belfast since 1852. — Carlton and National
Clubs, S.W. ; 5, New Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. ;
79, Eaton Place, S.W.
CAITHlSrESS (Earl of^ James Sinclair (cr.
1545).
Eldest son of the 13th Earl, by Frances Haniet,
dau. of Rev. W. Leigh ; h. 1821 ; s. 1855 ; )/;.. 1847
Louisa Georgina, dau. of Sir G. R. Philips, Bart.,
M.P. Is Lord-Lieutenant of co. Caitliness, and a
Representative Peer for Scotland ; has been a Lord
in Waiting. Descended from a common ancestor
with Lord Sinclair. — Tister House, co. Caithness ;
17, Hill Street, W.
Ileii; his son Lord Berriedale, h. 1858.
CALCBAPT, Jolin Hales, Esq. (of Rempstone
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Riglit Hon. J. Calcraft,
M.P., by Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir T. P.
Hales, Bart. ; h. 1792; m. 1828 Caroline Catharine,
dau. of the 5th Duke of Manchester. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset; formerly a Caio-
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tain in the Army ; was M.P. for Wareham 1832-
41 and 1857-9. — Rempstone HaU, near Wareham,
Dorset ; Carlton and Athenreuni Clubs, S.W. ; 12,
Carlton Terrace, S.W.
Heir, his son John Hales Montagu, Lieutenant
R.N., b. 1830.
CALCUTT, Francis MclNTamara, Esq. (of St.
Catharine's).
Son of William Calcutt, Esq., by Dora, younger
dau. of the late Francis McNamara, Esq., of
Doollen, co. Clare ; b. 1819 ; m. 1842 Georgina,
dau. of Captain G. Martyn. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Clare ; has
been M.P. force. Clare since 1857. — St. Catharine's,
near Ennistimon, co. Clare.
CALDECOTT, Charles Marriott, Esq. (of Hol-
brook Grange).
Youngest son of the late Abraham CalJecott, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Dr. Marriott, of
Cotesbatch ; b. 1807 ; s. his uncle John Caldecott,
Esq., 1839 ; m. 1827 Margaret, only dau. of Thomas
Smith, Esq. Educated at Rugby and Haileyhury
Coll. ; appointed to the East-India Company's Ben-
gal Civil Service 1826 ; was formerly Civil and
Sessions Judge of the Saugor and Nerbudda terri-
toiies, in India ; is a INIagistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Warwick. This family, temp. William the
Conqueror, were feudal Lords of Caldecott, in
Cheshire. The late John Caldecott, Esq., purchased
the estate and manor of Little Lawford in 1793,
from Sir Edward Boughton, built the present man-
sion, and made his nephew, the present possessor,
his heir by will. — Holbrook Grange, near Rug'by,
Warwickshire ; Oriental Club, AV.
Jleir, his son Charles Thomas, b. 1831.
CALDECOTT, Thomas, Esq. (of The Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Abraham Caldecott, Esq., of
The Lodge, Rugby, by Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
the Rev. Dr. Marriott, of Cotesbatch, Leicester-
shire ; b. 1798 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1828 Ann Catherine,
eldest dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel James West,
R.A. Educated at Rugby and Ch. Ch. Coll.,
Oxford ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1822 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick. — The Lodge, Rugby, Warwickshire.
Iliir, his son Thomas, b. 1831.
CALDEK, Sir Henry Boddam, Bart. (cr. 1686).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Calder, Bart.,
by his 2nd wife Louisa, dau. of the late Admiral
Osborne; h. 1790; s. as 5th Bart. 1792; m. 1819
Frances Selina, dau. of 1st Earl of Limerick (she d.
1855). This family is of ancient Scottish extraction.
— Muirtoun House, N.B. ; 52, Rutland Gate, S.W.
Jfcir, his son William Henry Walsinghain, b.
1820 ; hi. 1842 Julia, dau, of Julius Hutchinson,
Esq., of Tunbridge Wells.
CALDWELL, Sir Henry John, Bart. (cr. 1683).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry John Caldwell,
Bart., by Sophia Louisa, eldest dau. of David 11.
Paynter, Esq., of Dale, co. Pembroke ; b. 1840 ; s. as
7th Bart, 1858, — Castle Caldwell, co, Fermanagh.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CALDWELL, Sir James Lillyman, G.C.B. (cr.
1848).
Son of the late Major A. Caldwell, Bengal En-
gineers ; h. 1770 ; tn. 1800 Marie, dau. of Mons.
Malliard (widow of R. Johnston, Esq.). Is a
General in the East-India Company's service, for-
merly in Madras Engineers ; served in India under
Lord Cornwallis ; was present at the two sieges of
Seringapaiam, and commanded the Engineers at
the captnre of IManritius. — Beachlands, neai- Ryde,
Isle of Wight ; United Service Club, S.W. ; 4,
Portland Place, W.
CALEB OH (Earl of), James Alexander (cr.
1809).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl (who was M.P. for co.
Tyrone 1837-9), bj^ Jane Erederica, dau. of the 1st
Earl of Verulani ; 6.1846; s. 1855.— Castle Cale-
don, CO. Tyrone ; 5, Carlton Terrace, S.W.
Hdr Pres., his brother Walter Pliilip, b. 1849.
CALEDOIiT, Dov/ager Countess of.
Catharine Freeman, 2nd dau, of the 3rd Earl of
Hardwicke ; m. 1811 the 2nd Earl of Caledon, who
d, 1839.— Tittenhangcr, near St. Alban's, Herts.
CALL, Sir "William Berkeley, Bart. (cr. 1791).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Pratt Call, Bart.,
by Louisa, dau. of the 5th Earl of Granard ; /i.
1815; s. as 3rd Bart. 1851 ; ni. 1841 Laura Emma,
dau. of Charles Wright Gardiner, Esq., of Combe
Xjodge, Oxon. Is a Magistrate for Cornwall (High
Sheriff 1856), and a Special Dep. Warden of the
Stannaries ; a partner in the Banking-house of Call,
Marten, and Co., London. — Whiteford House, near
Callington, Cornwall ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 25,
Old Bond Street, W,
Heir, hi.s son William George Montagu, h. 1843.
CALLAGHAN, Frederick Marcus, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Gerard Callaghan, Esq.,
M.P., by Louisa Margueretta, dau. of John Cal-
vert Clarke, Esq., of Teddington, IMiddiesex ; b.
1823 ; s. 1844 ; vi. 1848 Georgiana Frances, dau.
of Captain James Hodgson, E.J. Co.'s service.
Educated at Sandhurst Coll. ; appointed 2nd Lieu-
tenant 60th Rifles 1840, Captain and Adjutant
N". Cork Rifles 1853 ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork.
This family represented the Conservative interest
in the city of Cork for many years, and were en-
gaged in a very extensive merchandise during the
Peninsular war. — Cork, Ireland ; County Club,
Cork ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Frederick, b. 1849.
CALLANDER, George Frederick 'William, Esq.
(of Graigfortli).
Eldest son of J. H. Callander, Esq., by his 2nd
wife Charlotte Edith Eleonora, only dau. of the
late J. G. Campbell, Esq., of Islay ; b. 1848 ; s.
1851, Educated at Eton. — Craigforth House, near
Stirling ; Ardkinglas Lodge, co. Argyll.
Hdr Pres., his Ijrother Henry Earrington, h. 1849.
CALLEN, Jolm Charles Hugh Poyer, Esq, (of
The Grove).
Eldest son of the late Daniel Poyer Callen, Esq., of
Molleston, co. Pembroke, by Caroline, dau. of Hugh
Webb Bowen, Esq., of Camrose ; b. 1836 ; s. 1854
his uncle Charles Poyer Callen, Esq., of the Grove.
Educated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate for co. Pem-
broke, and Captain 71st Highlanders. This family
was formerly known as Poyer of Grove. — The
Grove, near Narbertb, Pembrokeshire.
GALLEY, Henry, Esq. (of Burderop Park),
Second but eldest surviving son of the late John
James Galley, Esq., of Blunsden St. Andrew,
Wilts, by Elizabeth Tunstall, eldest dau. of the late
Rev. James Wyld, Rector of Blunsden St. Andrew ;
h. 1818 ; s. his cousin 1854 ; m. 1st 1855 Frances
Elizabeth, only child of Charles Bowyer, Esq. (she
d. 1856) ; 2nd 1859 Emily Augusta, only dau. of
Mr. Serjeant Wrangham, of the Rocks, co. Glou-
cester. Is a Magistrate for Wilts, and Lieutenant
Royal Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry ; was formerly
!Major 19th regiment of foot. The pedigree of
this family goes back nearly 400 years, and the
Galleys have possessed the estate of Overtown,
Wilts, since 1627, and the Burderop estate since
the reign of Queen Elizabeth. — Burderop Park,
neer Swindon, Wilts ; United Service and Junior
United Service C'lubs, S.W,
Heir, his son Thomas Charles Pleydell, //. 1856.
CALMADY, Vincent Pollexfen, Esq. (of Lang-
don Court),
Only son of the late C. E. Calmady, Esq., by Emily,
eldest dau. of the late William Greenwood, Esq.,
of Brookwood, Hants ; b. 1825 ; s. 1855, Educated
at Eton and Dresden ; is a Magistrate for Devon.
This family was seated at Calmady, in Cornwall, at
a very remote date, and removed into Devon about
the beginning of the 16th century.— Langdon Court,
near Plymouth.
Heirs, his sisters,
CALEOW, "William, Esq. (of Walton Lodge),
Eldest son of the late Richard Cairo w, Esq., by
Judith, dau. of William Thomasson, Esq., of Cad-
ster, CO. Derby; b. 1786; s. 1830; m. 1808 Mar-
garet, dau. of Robert Town, Esq., of Ulverstou.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire.
This family was formerly of Adlington, co. Chester,
■ — Walton Lodge, near Preston, Lancashire.
Heir, his grandson Richard, only son of his eldest
son Richard, who was 6. 1815, m. 1840 Elizabeth,
dau. of John Grimdy, Esq., and cl. 1850.
CALTHORPE (Lord), Frederick Gough (cr,
1796).
Third son of the 1st Lord, by Frances, dau. of the
late General B. Carpenter; b. 1790 ; s. 1851 ; m.
1823 Charlotte Sophia, dau. of 6tli Duke of Beau-
fort ; assumed 1845 the name of Gough in lieu of
Calthorpe. Is a Slagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Stafford (High Sheriff 1848) ; was M.P. for
Hindon and Bramber 1818-26 ; formerly a Com-
missioner in Lunacy. Patron 9 livings. — Perry
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Hall, Edgbaston, near Birmingham ; 33, Grosvenor
Square, W.
Heir, his son Frederick Henry William, M.P. for
East Worcestershire, a Dep. Lieut, for co. War-
wick, late Lieutenant Gloucestershire Yeomanry,
h. 1826.
CAIiVEKLEY, John, Esq. (of Oulton Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Calverley, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of the Rev. C. Downes ; 6. 1789 ; s.
1827 ; in. 1822 Ellen Watson, dau. of Thomas
Molyneux, Esq., of Newsham House, co. Lancaster.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1812) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1815 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for W. Riding of co. York.
— Oultmi Hall, near Leeds, Yorkshire.
iTaV, his son Edmund, b. 1826 ; m. 1852 Isabella
Mary, elder dau. of J. T. Selwyn, Esq., of Down
Hall, Essex.
CALVERT, Major-General Felix,* C.B. (of
Hunsdon House).
Eldest son of the late Nicholson Calvert, Esq.,
M.P., of Hunsdon House, by Frances, younger
dau. of Viscount Pery {ext.); h, 1790 ; is married.
Entered the Army 1807 ; became a Major-General
1846 ; served in the Peninsula and at Waterloo. —
Hunsdon House, near Ware, Herts ; United
Service Club, S.W. ; 30, Cavendish Square, W.
Ileiv Pres., his brother Edward Pery Sexton, a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts, b. 1794.
CAMBRIDGE (2nd Dnke of), H.R.H. Prince
George William Frederick Charles, K.G.,
K.P., G.C.B., G.C.H., G.C.M.G., P.C. (cr.
1801).
Only sou of the late Duke (who was youngest son
of King George III.) by the Princess Augusta
Wilhelmina Louisa, dau. of Frederick, Landgrave
of Hesse-Cassel, and cousin to her Majesty and to
the King of Hanover (see Cumberland, Duke of) ;
b. 1819 ; s. 1850. Is Earl of Tipperary and Baron
CuUoden ; President of Christ's Hospital ; Colonel
Scots Fusilier Guards ; Ranger of St. James's and
Hyde Parks ; appointed a Colonel in the Army
1837, Lieutenant-General 1854 ; General Com-
mander-in-Chief 1856 ; served in the Crimea 1854-5;
has been Inspector-General of Cavalry. — Glevering
Hall, near Woodbridge, Suffolk ; Kew Green,
Surrey, S.W. ; Gloucester House, Piccadilly, W,
CAMBRIDGE, Rev. George Pickard (of Biox-
worth House).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. G. Pickard, by
Frances, dau. of the late Edward Payne, Esq., of
Ealing House, Middlesex ; b. 1790 ; s. his brother
1850 ; m. 1818 Frances Amelia, dau. of the late
M. Whish, Esq., many years Chairman of E.Kcise.
Educated at King's School, Sherborne, and Mertou
CoU., Oxford (B.A. 1812) ; is a Magistrate for
Dorset ; assumed the name of Cambridge in 1848,
after the late C. 0. Cambridge, Esq., of Whitmin-
ster House, Gloucestershire. — Bloxworth House,
near Wareham.
Heir, his son Henry Pickard, late Lieutenant
Madras Army, i. 1819.
CAMDElSr (Marquis), George Charles Pratt,
K.G. (cr. 1812).
Only son of the 1st Marquis, by Frances, dau. of
the late William Molesworth, Esq., of Wembury,
Devon; b. 1799; s. 1840; m. 1835 Harriet, dau.
of Bishop (Murray) of Rochester (she d. 1854).
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Kent; was M.P. for Lugdershall 1820-6, for
Bath 1826-30, and for Dunwich 1831-2 ; sum-
moned to the House of Lords 1834 as Baron Cam-
den. Patron 1 living. — Wilderness Park, near
Sevenoaks ; Bayham Abbey, near Lamberhurst,
Kent ; AthenoBum and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 19,
Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Earl of Brecknock, h. 1840.
CAMEROM", Sir Duncan, Bart. (cr. 1817).
Eldest son of the late SirEwen Cameron, Bart., by
Louisa, dau. of Duncan Campbell, Esq., of Balcar-
dine ; b. 1770 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1828. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Inverness and Argyll.
— Fassifern House, Argyllshire, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother Peter, &. 1772.
CAMEROKT, Donald, Esq. (of Loehiel).
Eldest son of the late Donald Cameron, Esq., of
Loehiel, by Vere Catherine Louis.a, sister of the
5th Earl of Buckinghamshire ; b. 1835 ; s. 1858.
Educated at Harrow ; entered the Diplomatic
Service in 1852 ; was appointed 1st Attacht^ to the
Earl of Elgin's special mission to China, and subse-
quently to her Majesty's Legation at Berlin, re-
signed 1859; is a Magistrate for Bucks. — Ach-
nacarry. Fort William, co. Inverness ; Hampden
House, near Great Missenden, Bucks ; Diplomatic
Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother George Hampden, b. 1840.
CAMOYS (Lord), Thomas Stonor (cr. 1383).
Eldest son of the late T.. Stonor, Esq., by Catharine,
sister and co-heir of C. R. Blundell, Esq. ; b. 1797 ;
summoned to House of Lords in the ancient Barony
1839 ; ra. 1821 Frances, dau. of P. E. Towneley,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon,
of which he has been High Sheriff; is a Lord
in Waiting ; was M.P. for Oxford 1832-3. This
Peerage was in abeyance 1426-1839. — Stonor, near
Henley-on-Thames, Oxon; Reform Club, S.W,;
31, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son Thomas Edward, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Oxon, late Captain Oxfordshire
Militia, b. 1824.
CAMPBELL (1st Lord), John Campbell, P.C.
(cr. 1841).
Second son of the late Rev. Dr. Campbell, of Cupar,
by JLagdalen, dau. of J. Hallyburton, Esq. ; b.
1781 ; m. 1821 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of 1st Lord
Abinger (see Stratheden, Baroness). Educated at
the University of St. Andrew's ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1806 ; was M.P. for Staf-
ford 1830-2 ; for Dudley 1832-4 ; for Edinburgh
1834-41 ; was Solicitor and Attorney-General
1832-4 ; Lord Chancellor of Ireland .June-Sept.
1841 ; Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1846 ;
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COUNTV FAMILIES OF
Chief Justice of the Queen's! Bench 1S50-9; ap-
pointed Lord Chancellor 1S59. — Hartrigge, near
Jedburgh, N.B. ; Eeform Club, S.W. ; Stratheden
House, Kniglitsbridge, W.
Heir, his son William Frederick, M.P. for Har-
wich, late M.P. for Cambridge, h. 18'24 ; educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 18i6).
CAMPBELL, Sir James, Bart. (cr. 1627).
Eldest son of the late Sir Alexander Campbell, Bart.,
by Margaret, dau. of Alexander Coldstream, Esq. ;
I. 1818 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1824 ; m. 1840 Caroline,
dau. of the late Admiral Sir H. P. Bromley, Bart.
Educated at the University of Edinburgh. — White-
mead Park, near Coleford, Gloucestershire ; Kil-
bryde Castle, near Dumblane, N.B.
Heir, his son Alexander, 1. 1841.
CAMPBELL, Sir Jolin "WiUiam, Bart. (cr.l628).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Campbell, Bart., by
Hannah Elizabeth, dau. of James Macleod, Esq.,
of Easay ; h. 1836 : s. as 8th Bart. 18.53. Is Lieu-
tenant Eoyal Artillery : served in the Crimea
1854-,T. — Airds House, eo. Argyll.
Heir Pros., his brother CTCorge Alexander, h.
1840.
CAMPBELL, Sir LoiiifJ Ilcnvy Dugald, Bart.
(cr. 1628;.
Eldest son of the late Sir John Eyton Campbell,
Bart., by Charlotte, dau. of the late Louis Henry
Ferrier, Esq., of Belleside, co. Linlithgow ; h. 1844;
s. 1853. Educated at the Ptoyal Academy, Gos-
port. This family, which has long been seated at
K-ildalloig, is descended from a common ancestor
with the Duke of Argyll. — Kildalloig, near Camp-
bell Town, CO. Argyll.
Heir P;'fs.,his brother Norman, h. 18J6.
CAMPBELL, Sir Hugh Hume, Bart. (cr. 1665).
Ehlest son of the late Sir William Campbell, Bart.,
h. 1812 : s. as 7th Bart. 1833 ; ui. 1834 Margaret,
dau. of John Spottiswoode, E>;q., of Spottiswoode
(she d. 1839) ; 2nd 1841 Juliana Bebecca, dau. of
Lieutenaut-General Sir Joseph Fuller, G.C.H.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate for CO. Berwick; was M.P. for Berwick-
shire 1834-47. — Maruhmont House, near Dunse,
N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 10, Hill Street, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin John Home Purves,
h. 181C ; m. 1849 Caroline ^laria, dau. of Admiral
H. Parker, C.B.
CAMPBELL, Sir Archibald lalay, Bart. (cr.
18CS).
Eldest sou of the late John Campbell, Esq., some
time M.P. for Dumbarton, by Anna Jane. dau. of
Francis Sitvell, Esq., of Barmoor, Northumberland;
/>. 1825 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1846 ; m. 1858 Agnes,
dau. of the 2ud Marq\iis of Westminster, Edu-
cated at Eton and Cli. Ch., Oxford ; is a INIagis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Dumbarton, Lanark,
and Stirling, was formerly Captain Ivanark Militia;
was M.P. for co. Argyll 1851-7. ---Garscube, near
Glasgow, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother George, h. 18-20 ; ui. 1858
Margaret, dau. of Sir E. Borough, Bart.
CAMPBELL, Sir Edward Fitzgerald, Bart. (cr.
1815).
Eldest son of the late Sir Guy Campbell, Bart.,
by Pamela, dau. of the late Lord Edward Fitz-
gerald ; h. 1822; s. as 2nd Bart. 1849; in. 1853
Georgiana Charlotte Theophila, dau. of the late Sir
Theophilus IMetcalfe, Bart. Educated at the Royal
Military Coll,, Sandhurst; is Major 60th Rifles;
was formerly A.-D.-C. to the Governor-General of
India, and A.-D.-C. to General Sir C'Napier in
India 1849-51.
Heir, his son Guy Theophilus, h. 1854.
CAMPBELL, Sir Alexander Thomas Cockburn,
Bart. (cr. 1821).
Son of the late A. Cockburn, Esq., of Madras, by
Olympia, eldest dau. of Lieutenant-General Sir
Alexander C'ampbell, Bart. ; h. 1800 ; s. his grand-
father under a special remainder as 2nd Bart. 1824 ;
m. 1st 1827 Margaret, dau. of Gen. Sir J. Mal-
colm, G.C.B. ; 2nd 1842 Grace, dau. of J. Spence,
Esq. Assumed the surname of Campbell in 1825. —
Wyseby, near Ecclefeachan, co. Dumfries, N.B.
Heir, liis son Alexander, h. 1843.
CAMPBELL, Sir Archibald Ava, Bart. (cr.
1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Campbell, Bart., by
Helen Margaret, dau. of Colonel John Crow ;
h. 1844 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1853. The 2nd Bart, was
Major-General of 3rd division of the army in the
East, and was killed in the siege of Sebastopol.
The 1st Bart, commanded the British forces in
the Burmese war. — 9, Athol Crescent, near Edin-
burgh.
Heir Prcs., his brotiier John James Ava, h. 1845.
CAMPBELL, Sir John Nichoir-Robert, Bart.,
K.C.B. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Campbell, Bart.,
by Eliza, dau. of Dr. Gilbert Pasley, h. 1799 ; s. as
2nd Bart. 1858; m. 1828 Grace, dau. of Thomas
Bainbridge, Esq., of Queen Square, London. Is
Major in the Indian Cavalry ; was formerly Charg^
d'Affaires in Persia. — 10, Harley Street, W.
CAMPBELL, Sir Alexander, Bart, (of Barcal-
dine), (or. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Duncan Campbell, Bart.,
by Elizabeth Dreghorn, dau. of James Dennistoun,
Esq., of Dennistoun ; h. 1819 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1842 ;
m. 1855 Harriette, dau. of Admiral H. Collier. Is
a Magistrate for co. Argyll, and Captain in the
Argyll and Bute Militia. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with the Marquis of Bread-
albane. — Barc.aldine Castle, co. Argyll,
Heir, his son Alexander, b. 1856.
CAMPBELL, Sir Angus, Bart. (cr. 1836).
Only son of the late Angus Campbell, Esq., by
Lilias, dau. of Hector MacDonald Buchanan,
Esq., of Drumikill ; I. 1827 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1850 ; m. 1852 Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of Admiral
McDougall, of McDougall (she el. 1857). Is a
Lieutenant R.N. and Hereditary Captain of Dun-
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stafFuage Castle. — DunstafFnage, near Oban, co.
Argyll ; Junior United Service and Army and
Navy Clubs, S.W.
JleirPrcs., his brother Donald, h. 1829.
CAMPBELL, Sir James, Knight (cr. 1842).
Son of the late James Campbell, Esq., by Helen,
daw. of John Forrester, Esq., of Ashentree, co.
Perth; h. 1790; m. 1822 Janet, dau. of Henry
Bannerman, Esq., of Manchester. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, a Magistrate for
CO. Forfar, and a Merchant in Glasgow, of whicli city
he was formerly Lord Provost. This family is de-
scended from the Campbells of Milford, co. Argyll.
— Stracathvo House, Forfar, N.B.
Heir, his son James Alexander, h. 1825 ; m. 1854
Charlotte, dau. of Sir S. Morton Peto, Bart.
CAMPBELL, Sir John, Knight (cr. 1815).
Son of the late W. Campbell, Esq., Commissioner
of Navy Board ; h. 1780 ; m. 1st 1816 Donna Maria
Brigida de Faria e Lacerda ; 2nd 1842 Harriet Maria
(widow of General Sir A. Dickson, K.C.B.). Edu-
cated at Harrow ; a Lieutenant-Colonel in the
British Army retired ; formerly Major-General
in the Portuguese service ; served in the Penin-
sula ; was formerly Captain 7th Hussars ; com-
manded the 75th foot 1821-4. — 51, Charles Street,
Berkeley Square, W.
CAMPBELL, Hon. and Rev. Archibald George.
Second son of the 1st Earl Cawdor; h. 1827;
m. 1853 Charlotte Henrietta, dau. of the Hon. and
Very Rev. Dean Howard. Educated at Eton and
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1848) ; appointed Pvector
of Knipton 1852. — Knipton Rectory, near Grant-
ham ; University Club, S.W.
CAMPBELL, Colin Yorke, Esq. (of Barbreck
House).
Eldest son of the late Rear-Admiral Donald Camp-
bell, by his 1st wife Anne Irvine, dau. of the late
Admiral Sir Charles Douglas, Bart., K.B. ; ?). 1812 ;
s. 1856 ; m. 1847 his cousin Elizabeth, dau. of the
late James Hyde, Esq., of Apley, Isle of Wight,
Captain R.N. 1853. Is a Magistrate for co. Argyll.
This family is descended from Archibald, 3rd son of
Colin, 3rd Earl of Argyll, by Janet, dau. of Alex-
ander, Earl of Huntly. — Barbrock House, by Loch-
gilphead, Argyllshire ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Donald (^harles Douglas, h. 1848.
CAMPBELL, Hiigh Bruce, E.sci. (of The Park,
Notts).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Campbell, Esq., Jus-
tice of the Peace, of Barquharrie and Milli'igg, co.
•^yr. hy Sophia, dau. of Thomas Barber, Esq. ;
h. 1803 ; m. 1st 1829 Anne, only dau. of Philip
Hurd, Esq. ; 2nd 1832 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
Edwards Werge, Esq. Is a Solicitor and Distri-
butor of Stamps for co. Nottingham. This is a
branch of the family of Campbell of Loudoun and
Cessnock, co. Ayr, one of the most ancient and
illustrious in Scotland, distinguished by their sup-
port, in 1494, and continuously, of the principles of
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the Reformation, for which they suffered much per-
secution from the ruling powers. Mr. H. B. Camp-
bell is ISth in a direct descent from Edward I., and
17th from Robert Bruce. — The Park, Nottingham.
Heir, his son Bruce, h. 1839.
CAMPBELL, James, Esq. (of Craigie).
Eldest son of the late Richard Campbell, Esq., by
Mary Currie, dau. of William Currie Carlisle, Esq.,
of Cleughheads and Bridekirk, co. Dumfries ; b.
1784 ; s. 1836; m. 1st 1813 Mary Dehany, dau. of
Alexander Ogilvy Fothringham, Esq., of Powrie
(she d. 1821) ; 2nd 1828 Grace Elizabeth, dau. of
General Hay, K.C.H. Educated at Edinburgh
University ; called to the Scottish Bar in 1805 ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr. His
eldest son, Lieutenant-Colonel William Campbell,
of the Queen's Baj's, died at Cawnpore 1858. This
family is descended from Sir Duncan Campbell, of
Auchinbrech. — Craigie House, near Ayr, N.B.
Heir, his son Richard Frederick Fothringham,
Captain Sth Madras Light Cavalry ; h. 1831.
CAMPBELL, Miss (of Ardchattan Priory).
Jane Elizabeth Mary, eldest dau. of the late
Colonel Alexander Campbell, of Gateconibe
Park, Isle of Wight, and of Ardchattan Priory,
CO. Argyll, by Jane Meux, dau. and co-heiress of
Edward Meux Worsley, Esq., of Gatecombe Park,
and Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of the late Lord
Holmes, of Kilraallock ; s. her uncle Colonel T. D.
Campbell in 1846 ; m. 1841 Strachan Irving Pop-
ham, Esq., late of the Madras Civil Service, Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyll, son of the
late Admiral Sir Home Popham. This branch of
the Campbells derive their descent from Sir John
Campbell, 3rd son of Archibakl, 2nd Earl of Argyll,
who married Muriella, dau. and sole heiress of Sir
John Calder of Calder, by whom he was also ances-
tor of the Earl of Cawdor.- — Ardchattan* Priory,
near Bonaw, Argyllshire.
Heir, her cousin the Rev. William Clarke, son of
the late Robert Clarke, Esq., of Comrie, and grand-
son of Anne, dau. of Patrick Campbell, Esq., of
Ardchattan,
CAMPBELL, John Francis, Esq.
Only son of the late Walter F. Campbell, Esq., of
Islay (who was M.P. for co. Argyll 1820-41), by
his 1st wife Eleanor, dau. of the Earl ofWemyss; h.
1821. Educatedat Eton and Edinburgh University ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1851 ; ap-
pointed Private Secretary to the Lord Privy Seal
1853, Assistant Secretary to the General Board of
Health 1854, Secretary to the Lighthouse Commis-
sion 1859. This family are believed to be anciently
descended from the ducal house of Argyll, and were
formerly sealed at Skipness, Shaw field, Islay, &c.
— Rockside Cottage, Chale, Isle of Wight ; Brookes'
and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; Niddry Lodge, Ken-
sington, W.
* The Priory of Ardchattan was founded in 1220, and
passed, at the dissolution of monasteries, into the hands of
tlie direct ancestor of the present owner.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CAMPBELL," Leveson Granville, Esq. (of Fair-
field).
Eldest son of the late Charles Campbell, Esq. ; h.
1825 ; s. his uncle, the Lite 'William Gunning-
Campbell, Esq., Dep. Lieut, and principal Clerk
of the Admiralty for Scotland, 1858 ; m. 18— Mary,
dau. of — Cowan, Esq. Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate for co. Ayr. — Fairfield House, near
Ayr, N.B.
Ileir Pres., his brother Gunning Granville.
CAMPBELL, Kobert, Esq.. (of Sonachan and
Oban).
Eldest surviving son of the late Donald Campbell,
Esq., of Sonachan, by Mary, only dau. of Robert
MacLachlan, Esq., of IMacLachlan ; h. 1779 ;
s. 1808 ; m. 1815 Susan, only dau. of the late
David Campbell, Esq., of Combie. Educated at
Inverary and University of Glasgow ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyll. This family
is descended from Sir John Campbell, 1st Knight
of Calder (now Earls of Cawdor), whose grandson
Duncan, 1st of Sonachan, obtained that estate as
his patiimony in 1577, which was confirmed to him
by charter in 1618. — Sonachan, near Inverary,
N.B. ; The Manor House, Oban, N.B.
Ilciv, his only son Donald, a Magistrate for co.
Argyll; h. 1816.
CAMPBELL, Hobert James Roy, Esq.
SonofEupert Campbell, Esq., ofReay Bank, N.E.,
by Anne, dau. of J. Dallas, Esq. ; h. 1813 ; ■ni.
18.36 Anne, dau. of C. Ewler, Esq. Educated at
the Coll., Kilkenny. Is an East-India Merchant
in the City ; was M.P. for Weymouth 1857-9. —
Woodvale, Norwood, Surrey ; Oriental Club, W. ;
62, Morgate Street, E.C.
CAMPBELL, ■WiUiam John Lamb, Esq. (of
Glenfallocb).
Only son of the late James Campbell, Esq., of
Glenfalloch, by Elizabeth, dau. of — Elanchard,
Esq., of Cirencester, and widow of — Ludlow, Esq.;
I. 1790; s. 1809; in. 1810 Rosanna Campbell,
youngest dau. of the late J. Doughty, Esq., of co.
Salop, Is a Magisti'ate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Perth ; was formerly an Ofiicerin the Army. This
family is descended from a common ancestor with
the Marquis of Breadalbane, to whose Scottish
honours Mr. Campbell is heir presumptive. — Glen-
falloch House, near Arrochar, co. Perth ; 21, Park
Lane, W.
Heir, his son John Alexander Gavin, o. 1S24.
CAMPBELL-DAVYS, "William DavyfS Harries,
Esq.
Only son of the late Eev. David Harries, M.A.,
Hector of Meliue, co. Pembroke, and Justice of the
Peace, by Ivlary, dau. of William Davys, Esq., of
Caio and Neuadd-fawr, co. Carmarthen ; b. 1812 ;
s. 1832, when he assumed his maternal name, and
added that of Campbell on his marriage, in 1847, to
Elizabeth Jane, only child of Peter Campbell,*
* This gentleman is closely allied by blood with the old
historic and baronial house of Campbell of Auchinbreck, co.
Argyll. (See Sir Robert Douglas of Glenbervie's "Baronage
of Scotland.")
Esq., ofAskomel, in Kintyre, co. Argyll. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Oxford; called to the Bar at the
INIiddle Temple 1832 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Brecon, Carmarthen, and Argyll ;
was High Sheriff of Carmarthenshire in 1850.
This family maternally claims from a very remote
period, lineally deriving in the 23rd generation
from Elystan Glodrydd, Prince of Fferregs, about
A.D. 1010. — Neuadd-fawr, near Llandovery, Car-
marthenshire.
Jldr, his son Richard, h. 1849.
CAMPBELL -JOHNSTON", Patrick Francis,
Esq. (of Dornal),
Second son of the late Right Hon. Sir Alexander
Johnston of Carnsalloch, co. Dumfries, by Louisa,
dau. of the late Lord W. Campbell, son of John,
4th Duke of Argyll ; 6. 1811. Is a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Dumfries ; was one of the Poor-Law Com-
missioners in Ireland, and one of H. M.'s Com-
missioners of Charities in England, and subse-
quently British Commissioner on a Special Mission
to Portugal ; was created a Knight Commander of
the Order of Christ by the late Queen of Portugal ;
assumed the surname of Campbell before that of
Johnston on the death of his mother. — Dornal,
near Kirkcudbright, N.B. ; York House, Twicken-
ham, S.W. ; Athenajum Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Alexander Robert, of the
Grove, Yoxford, Sufi"olk, h. 1812 ; m. 18 — Frances,
dau. of — Palliser, Esq.
CAMPBELL-HENTON, Arcliibald Colin, Esq.
(of Lambreton and Mordington),
Eldest surviving son of the late Robert Campbell,
Esq., by Susan, dau. and heiress of tlie late A.
Ronton, Esq. ; h. 1819 ; s. his brother John
Campbell-Renton, Esq., M. P., 1856. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Berwick ; formerly Major 42nd High-
landers.— Lambreton and Mordington, near Ber-
wick-on-Tweed, N.B.
Heir Pres., Major Ch.arles F. Campbell, 87th
Roval Irish Fusiliers.
CAMPBELL-S"WINTON, John, Esq. (of Kim-
nierghame).
Eldest son of the late Archibald Swinton, Esq., of
H.E.I.C.S., by Henrietta, eldest dau. of James
Douglas, Esq., of Mains (.afterwards J. Campbell,
of Blythswood) ; b. 1777 ; s. his aunt Miss Mary
Campbell 1850, when he assumed the additional
name of Campbell ; m. 1 809 Catharine, only dau. of
James Rannie, Esq., Merchant, of Leith. Edu-
cated at the High School of Edinburgh ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Berwick ; was for-
merly an Officer in the Army. This family is a
branch of the ancient family of Swinton of Swin-
ton, in Berwickshire. — Kimmerghame, nearDunse,
N.B. ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Archibald (Professor of Civil
Lav/ in the University of Edinburgh), b. 1812 ; ni.
1st 1845 Katharine Margaret, 2nd dau. of Sir J.
Pringle, Bart., of Newhall and Stichill(she d. 1846);
2nd 1856 Georgina Caroline, 3rd dau. of the late
Sir George Sitwell, Bart., of Reunishaw.
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CAMPDEW, Viscoiint (of Campden House).
Charles George Noel, eldest son of 1st Earl of
Gainsborough (by 2nd marr.) ; h. 1818; m. 1841
Adelaide Harriet Augusta, eldest dau. of 17th
Earl of ErroU. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Rut-
land (High Sheriff 1848), and a Magistrate for
Gloucestershire ; was M.P. for co. Rutland 1840-
41 ; late Capt. Leicestershire Yeomanry. — Campden
House, Gloucestershire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his son Charles William Francis, Ik 1850.
CAMPEEDOWOT (Earl of}, Eobert Diindas
Duncan-Haldane, K.T. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Yiscouut Duncan,
by Henrietta, dau. of the Right Hon. R. Dundas,
and niece of the 1st Viscount MelviUe ; h. 1785 ;
s. to the Viscountcy 1804; m. 1805 Janet, dau. of
the late Sir Hew Dalrymple Hamilton, Bart. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth ; assumed
the name of Haldane, in addition to his family
name of Duncan. — Camperdown House, near
Dundee, N.B. ; 101, Sydney Place, Bath ; 1, Wilton
Terrace, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Duncan (whom see).
CANCELLOE, John Henry, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John CanceUor, Esq., by
Caroline, dau. of Richard Hall, Esq., Captain
H.E.I.C.S. ; h. 1798 ; m. 1829 Eliza Anne, only
child of the Rev. Wm. Agutte:-, M.A. Appointed
1837 one of the Masters of H. IM.'s Court of
Common Pleas at Westminster; is a Magistrate for
Middlesex and Surre}'. — St. Leonard's-on-Sea,
Sussex ; Barnes, Surrey, S.W. ; Conservative Club,
S.W,
CAlSTlSril-fG (1st Earl), Charles John Canning,
P.O. (cr. 1859).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Right
Eon. G. Canning, by Joanna Viscountess Canning,
dau. of Major-General Scott; b. 1812; s. as 2nd
Viscount 1837 ; ni. 1835 Charlotte, dau. of 1st
Lord Stuart de Rothesay (ecct.). Educated at
Eton, graduated B.A. at Ch. Ch., Oxford, as 1st
class in classics 1833 ; v>-as M.P. for Warwick
183G-7; Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs
1841-6 ; Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests
March-July 1846; Postmaster -General 1852-5;
appointed Governor-General of India 1855. Pa-
tronage 1 living. — Government House, Calcutta;
10, Grosvenor Square, W.
CANTERBURY (Archbishop of), the Most Rev.
John Bird Snmner, D.D., P.O.
Son of the late Rev. Robert Sumner, Vicar of Kenil-
worth and Stoneleigh (who d. 1802) ; h. 1780 ; m.
1803 Mary, dau. of Captain G. Robertson, R.N.
{d.). Educated at Eton .and King's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1801, M.A. 1808, D.D. 1828); was
Assistant Master and Fellow of Eton, Rector of
Mapledurham and Prebendary of Durham ; conse-
crated Bishop of Chester 1828 ; translated 1848 ;
is Primate of all England, and IMetropolitan ; Visi-
tor of Merton and All Souls Colleges, Oxford, of
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St. Augustine's Coll., Canterbury, of King's Coll.,
London, of Dulwich Coll. and Harrow School, and
a Governor of the Charterhouse ; Patron of 169
livings. — Addington Park, Croydon ; the Palace,
Lambeth, S.W.
CANTERBURY tVisconnt), Charles John Man-
ners-Sutton (cr. 1835).
Only son of the 1st Viscount, by his 1st wife Char-
lotte, dau. of the late John Denison, Esq., M.P.,
of Ossington, Notts ; h. 1812 ; s. 1845. Is Cornet
Gloucestershire Hussars. Descended fi'om a com-
mon ancestor with Lord Manners and the Duke of
Rutland. The 1st Viscount was Speaker of the
House of C!ommons 1817-34. — Bottesford, near
Grantham ; 4, Bolton Row, W.
CANTEELL, Joseph Thomas, Esq. (of King's
Newton).
Eldest son of the late Josej)!! Cantrell, Esq., by
Elizabeth Robins, dau. of the Rev. Joseph Smith,
of Alvaston Field, near Derbj', Incumbent of Al-
vaston and Boulton, near Derby, and of Stapleford,
Notts ; h. 1802 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1840 Cecilia, dau. of
the Rev. Henry Forster Mills, Chancellor of York,
and grand-dau. of the Most Rev. Dr. Wm. Mark-
ham, Archbishop of York. Educated at Repton ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1831 ; is a Ma-
gistrate for Derbyshire ; appointed Judge of County
Courts for Derbyshire 1847 ; was formerly Judge
of the Wirksworth, and also of the Staffordshire
Potteries Court of Requests. This family has been
resident at King's Newton for upwards of 500
years, and in 20th Henry VII. Agnes, dau. of John
Cantrell, of King's Newton, was married to
Nicholas Hardinge, also of King's Newton, from
• whom Viscount Hardinge is descended. — King's
Newton, near Derby.
Heir, his dau. Cecilia Elizabeth.
CAPRON, George, Esq. (of Stoko Doyle).
Third son of the late Thomas Capron, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Lucas, Esq., of Nortoft
Manor; &. 1783 ; m. 1812 Martha, 3rd dau. of
William Halliley, Esq., of St. Neots, Hunts. This
family is of great antiquity. The name of De Ca-
peron, or Capron, is Norman, and appears on the
I'oU of Battle Abbey as borne by one of the com-
panions in arms of the Conqueror. At a very
early period the family was seated in Yorkshire.
The family of Sir C. Slingsby, Bart., are descended
maternally from a member of this house. — Stoke
Doyle, and Southwick Hall, near Oundle.
Heir, his son George Halliley, B.A., of St. John's
Coll., Cambridge, Rector of Stoke Doyle, and a
Magistrate for co. Northampton ; 6. 1816 ; m.
1855 Anne Henrietta, 5th dau. of John Smith,
Esq., of Oundle.
CAEBEEY (Lord), George Patrick Evans-Freke
(cr. 1715).
Eldest son of the late P. Evans-Freke, Esq., by
Dorothea, dau. of Rev. Dr. Harvey, and nephew
of the 6th Lord ; h. 1810 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1852 Harriet,
dau. of Lieutenant-General Shuldam. Is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Cork. Patronage 1 living. Castle
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Freke, near Eoss-C'arbery, co. Cork ; Laxton Hall,
near Waiidsford, Northamptonsliire.
Heir Prcs., Lis brother Fenton John, /^ 1807 ;
m. 1851 Katharine Felicia, eldest dau. of 2nd Earl
of Longford ; educated at Sandhurst ; appointed
Captain 2nd Life Guards 1842, became a Major in
the Army 1854; is A.D.C. to the Commander of
the Forces in Ireland.
CARDEKT, Sir John Craven, Bart, (er. 1787).
Eldest son of late Sir Henry Robert Carden,
Bart., by Louisa, only dau. of Frederick Thomp-
son, Esq., of Woodville ; h. 1819 ; s. as 4th Bart.
1847; 111. 1st 1844 Caroline Elizabeth Mary, dau.
of Sir William Mordaunt Milner, B.art. ; 2nd 1852
Julia Isabella, dau. of Captain Charles G. Robin-
son, R.N. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tipperary ;
was formerly Lieut. 8th Hussars. — Templemore
House, CO. Tipperary.
Heir, his son John Craven, h. 1854.
CAHDEJNT, Sir Robert 'Walter, Knt. (cr. 1851).
Son of J. Carden, Esq., Solicitor, of London ; h.
1801 ; OT.1S27 Pamela Elizabeth Edith, dau. of the
late W. S. Andrews, Esq. An Alderman of Lon-
don, and a Stock-broker in the City ; a Magistrate
for INIiddlesex and Surrey, and a Commissioner of
Lieutenancy for Loudon ; formerly Ensign 82nd
foot ; served as Sheriff of London 1851 ; Lord
Mayor 1857-8; was M.P. for Gloucester 1857-9.
— Mole Lodge, West Molesey, Surrey ; 64, Wini-
pole Street, W.
CARDIGAlXr (Earl of), James Thomas Brirde-
nell, K.C.B. (cr. 1661).
Only son of tlie Cth Earl, by Penelope, dau. of the
late George John Cooke, Esq., of Harefield Park,
Middlesex; h. 1797 ; s. 1837; m. 1st 1826 Eliza-
beth Jane, dau. of Admiral J. R. D. ToUemache
(div. from C. F. Johnstone, Esq.) ; 2nd 1858
Adeline Louisa IMaria, dau. of Spencer H. De
Horsey, Esq. Is a Major-General in the Army,
and Inspector-General of Cavalry ; late Lieute-
nant-Colonel 11th Hussars; served in the Crimea
1854-5 ; was M.P. for North Northamptonshire
1832-7. Patronage 9 livings. This is a younger
branch of the family of the Marquis of Ailesbury,
;ind descended from a common ancestor with the
Earl of Elgin. — Deane Park, near Wansford, North-
amptonshire; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 36, Portman
Square, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin the Marquis of Ailesbury
(whom see).
CARD WELL, Right Hon. Edward (of EUerbeck
Hall;.
Eldest son of the late John Cardwell, Esq., of
Liverpool, by Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Birley,
i:sq. ; h. 1813; m. 1838 Anne, dau. of C. S.
Parker, Esq. Educated at Winchester and Balliol
CoU,, Oxford (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1838) ; a Bar-
rister-at-Law (called 1838) ; was Secretary of the
Treasury 1845-6 ; President of Board of Trade
1853-5 ; appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland
1859 ; was M.P. for Clitheroe 1842-7, for Liver-
pool 1847-52, for Oxford 1853-7; rechosen 1857.
— EUerbeck HaU, near Chorley, Lancashire;
Athenaeum Club, S.W^. ; 74, Eaton Square, S.W.
CAREW (2nd Lord), Robert Shapland Carew
(cr. 1834).
Eldest son of 1st Lord, by Jane Katharine, dau. of
the late Major Anthony ClifFe ; /*. 1818 ; ,s. 1856 ;
in. 1844 Emily Anne, dau. of Sir G. R. Philips,
Bart. Educated at Eton and Ch. C'h., Oxford ; is
Lord-Lieutenant of co. Wexford, Col. of the Wex-
fordshire Militia, and a Magistrate for co. Water-
ford; was M.P. for co. Waterford 1840-7 ; sits in
the House of Lords as Lord Carew, U.K. {cr. 1838).
• — Castleborough, near Wexford ; Brookes' and
Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 28, Belgrave Square, S.W\
]Icir Prcs., his brother Shapland Francis, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Wexford Militia, late Lieutenant
Sth Dragoons ; ?>. 1827 ; i«. 1858 Hester Georgiana,
6th dau. of 2nd Marquis of Sligo.
CARE^W, Sir "Walter Palk, Bart. (er. 1661).
Eldest son of the late Sir H. Carew, Bart., by
Elizabeth, only dau. of W^ Palk, Esq., of Marley
House, Devon ; h. 1807 ; s. as 8lh Bart. 1830 ; m.
1847 Anne Frances, dau. of IMajor-General Taylor,
C.B. Educated .at Eton ai;d Ch. Ch., Oxford; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon (High
Sheriff 1816), and Patron of 4 livings. This family
is descended from a common ancestor with Lord
Carew and the Carews of Cornwall. — Haccombe,
near Newton Abbot, Devon ; the Castle, Tiverton.
Ifcir, his son W.alter Palk, Lieutenant Royal
Plorse Guards.
CAREW, Dowager Lady,
Jane Catharine, dau. of A. ClifFe, Esq. ; m. 1S16
Robert, 1st Lord Carew (who cl. 1856). — Woods-
town, CO. Waterford.
CAREW, Dowager Lady.
Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of W. Palk, Esq.,
of Marley ; m. 1806 Sir H. Carew, Bart, (who d.
1830). — Slarley House, near Ash burton, Devon.
CAREW, Charles Ilallowell, Esq. (of Bedding-
ton Park).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir B. H. Carew,
G.C.B., by Mary, dau. of — Englefield, Esq. ; h.
1804; .S-. 1834;''w. 1828 Mary, dau. of the late
Captain Sir Murray Maxwell. R.N., C.B. ; assumed
the additional surname of Carew in 1828, on in-
heriting the estates of the late jMrs. Carew. Entered
the Navy 1820, became Captain R.N. 1827; is a
Justice of Peace and Dep. Lieut, for Suri'ey. —
Beddington Park, near Croydon, Surrey.
Heirs, his daughters.
CAREW, George Henry Warrington, Esq. (of
Crowcombe Court).
Eldest son of the late T. G. W. Carew, Esq., by
Elizabeth, only child of the late Thomas Clarke,
Esq., of Furuham tlouse, Somerset ; h. 1830 ; s.
1855; VI. 1856 Mary Philippa, only dau. of Peter
Rickards Mynors, Esq., of Treago, co. Hereford,
and Evancoyd, co. Radnor. Educated at Royal
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Military Coll., Sandhurst ; was formerly Captain
1st Dragoon Guards ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Somerset. This family is descended
from the Carews of Carew Castle, which is still in
their possession.— Crowcombe Court, near Taun-
ton ; Pentrepant, near Oswestry, Salop ; Carew
Castle,* Pembrokeshire ; Armv and Navy Club,
S.W.
Heir, his daughter Mary.
CABEW.
(See Polc-Carew.)
CABEY, Lady.
Harriot Hirsel, 2nd dau. of E. P. Le Marchant,
Esq., of Guernsey ; in. 1818 Major-General Sir
Octavius Carey, C.B., K.C.H. (who d. 1844).—
Guernsey.
CABINGTON" (Lord), Bobert John Carlngton,
F.E.S., M.A. (cr. 1797).
Only son of the 1st Lord, by his 1st wife Ann,
dau. of H. B. Barnard, Esq. ; b. 179G ; .<!. 1838 ; m.
1st 1822 Elizabeth Katharine, dau. of 1st Lord
Forester; 2nd 1840 Charlotte Augusta, dau. of 19th
Lord Willoughby d'Eresb}'. Educated at Eton and
Christ's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1815) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks, and Colonel Royal
Bucks Militia ; was M.P. for \yendover 1818-20,
for Bucks 1820-30, and for Wycombe 1831-8.
Patronage 4 livings. — The Abbey, Chipping W}'-
combe, Bucks ; 8, Whitehall Yard, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Bobert, h. 1843.
CABLEILL, The Misses (of Longstone Hall).
Ann Elizabeth and Maria, daus. of the late Wil-
liam Carleill, Esq. (a Dep. Lieut, for Derbyshire,
and Major-Commandant of a battalion of the South
Peak Volunteer Infantry in 1803), by Eleanor,
dau. of William Green, Esq., M.D., of York; s.
their father 1843. This family was formerly resi-
dent at Bridlington, Yorkshire. — Longstone Hall,
near Bakewell, Derbyshire.
CAELETOlSr, Hon. and Bev. Eichard.
Seventh son of 1st Lord Dorchestei-, uncle of 3rd
Lord, and heir pres. to that title ; h. 1792 ; in.
1820 Frances Louisa, dau. and co-heir of E.
Horton, Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1811); appointed Rector of
Nately Scures 1819. — Nately Scures Eectory, near
Basingstoke, Hants ; 25, Bruton Street, W.
Heir, his son Dudley Wilmot, Lieutenant-Colonel
Coldstream Guards; h. 1822; m. 1854 Charlotte,
dau. of Lord Broughton.
CABLETON, Christopher Dorchester, Esq. (of
Delgany).
Eldest son of the late Captain George Guy Caile-
ton, by Sarah, oidy dau. of Lawrence Clynch, Esq. ;
* Carew Castle was one of the royal demesnes belonging to
the princes of South Wales, and, with two others, was given
as a dowry with Nesta, daughter of Rhys ap Tendwr, to
Gerald de Windsor, who was appointed Lieutenant of those
parts by Henry I., on the outlawry of Armulph de Montgo-
mery. His sou William took the name of Carew from his
castle.
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h. 1812 ; m. 1830 Aune Jane Hunter, eldest dau.
of Captain John Tracye O'Peilly, formerly Captain
5th Dragoon Guards. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork,
and an Officer in the Royal Guernsey Artillery.
This family, descended from a common ancestor
with that of Lord Dorchester, is of Saxon origin,
and settled in the co. of Cork about two centuries
and a half ago, and at one time possessed extensive
estates there, as well as in co. Westmoreland. —
Delgany, near Wicklow ; United Service Club,
Dublin.
Jleii; his son Christopher C!uy Hunter, h. 1846.
CABLISLE (Earl of), George William Frederick
Howard, K.G., P.O. (cr. 1661).
Eldest son of the 6th Earl, by Georgiana, dau. of
5th Duke of Devonshire, K.G. ; h. 1802 ; s. 1848.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1822) ;
is Lord-Lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire ;
was M.P. for Morpeth 1826-30, for Yorkshire 1830-2,
for West Riding of Yorkshire 1833-41 and 1846-8 ;
Chief Secretary for Ireland 1835-41 ; Chief Com-
missioner of Woods and Forests 1846-9 ; Chan-
cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1849-51 ; Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland 1855-8 ; re-appointed 1859.
Patron 8 livings. This family is descended from
the 4th Duke of Norfolk. — Naworth Castle, near
Brampton, Cumberland ; Castle Howard, near
York ; The Cottage, C'hiswick ; Athenseui.i and
Reform Clubs; 12, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William George (whom
see).
CABLISLE (Bishop of), Hon. Henry Montagu
Villiers, D.D.
Seventh son of the late Hon. George Villiers,
by Theresa, sister of the 1st Earl of Morley, and
brother of the 4th Earl of Clarendon, K.G. ; h.
1813 ; m. 1837 Amelia Maria, eldest dau. of William
Hulton, Esq., of Hulton Park, co. Lancaster.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837);
was successively Vicar of Kenilworth, Rector of
St. George's, Bloomsbury, and Canon of St. Paul's;
consecrated 1856. Patron 34 livings. — Rose Castle,
near Carlisle ; Athenceum Club, S.W.
CAEMICHAEL, Bev. Sir "William Henry Gib-
son, Bart. (cr. 1628).
Fifth but only surviving son of the late Sir Thomas
Gibson Carmichael (10th Bart.), by his 2nd wife
Hon. Anne, dau. of 7th Lord Napier; h. 1827;
s. his brother as 13th Bart. 1855 ; m. 1858 Eleanora
Anne, eldest dau. of David Anderson, Esq., of
St. Germains. Educa.'ed at St. Peter's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1850) ; is in Holy Orders. The
9th Bart, assumed the additional name of Car-
michael on inheriting the estates of the last Earl of
Hyudford. — Hailes House, near Edinburgh; Castle
Craig, near Noblehouse, co. Peebles, N.B. ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W,
Heir, his son, b. 1859.
CABMICHAEL, Sir James Bobert, Bart. (cr.
1831).
Eldest son of the late Major-General Sir James
Carmichael-Smyth, Bart., of Nutwood, Surrey, by
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Harriet, dau. of General Morse, E.E. ; h. 1817 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1S38 ; m. 1841 Louisa Charlotte,
dau. of Sir T. Butler, Bart. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; was formerly an Officer in
the Army. This family is of ancient Scottish de-
scent, and the dormant titles of Earl of Hyndford
and Baron Carmichael are claimed by the jjresent
Baronet, who re-assumed his family name of Car-
michael only Ly sign manual in 1841. — Oakdene,
near Edenbridge, Kent ; Army and Navy Club,
S.W.
Ilelr, his son .James Morse, h. 1844.
CABMICHAEL, Major-General Charles Mon-
tauban, C.B.
Fourth son of the late Dr. James C!armlcliael Smyth,
Physician Extraordinary to George III., by Mary,
dau. of — Holyland, Esq. ; h. 1790 ; m. 1841
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Captain Allen Graham,
Bengal Artillery. Educated at the Charterhouse
and at the Eoyal Military Coll., Great Marlow ;
apjiointed Cadet in the Bengal Cavalry in 1806,
and is nov,' a Major-General II.M.'s Indian Army,
and a Companion of the Bath. This family is
lineally descended from the Earls of Crawford and
Lindsay. The senior branch is that of Sir James
Carmichael, Bart., v/hose father was acknowledged
heir to the title of Baron by the last Eaid of Hynd-
ford.— Hyndford House, Michael's Place, Eromp-
ton, S.W. ; Oriental Cllnb, W.
Heir, his son Charles Henry Edward, A. 1842.
CAaWAC, Sir John Rivett, Bart. (cr. 1S36).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Eivett Carnac,
Bart., by Anne Mari.a, dau. of William Eichardes,
Esq., of Pentglass; l. 1818 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1846 ;
m. 1840 Anne .Fane, dau. of Samuel Sproule, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants ; was
formerly Lieutenant 21st foot : has been IM.P. for
Lymington since 18.52. The 1st Bart, was M.P.
for Sandwich 18-37-8, when he was appointed
Governor of Bombay. — Warborne,near Lymington,
Hants ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 22, Suffolk Street,
S.W.
Ileir, his son James Henry Sproule, h. 1S46.
CAEJNTARVON (Earl of), Henry Howard Moly-
neux Herbert (cr. 1793).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Henrietta, dau. of
Lord H. M. Howard ; h. 1831 ; s. 1849. Educated
at Eton ; graduated at Ch. Ch., Oxford, as 1st class
classics 1852 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Hants, and Captain Hants Yeomanry Cavalry ;
appointed Lord High Steward of the University of
Oxford 18.59. Is descended from the 8tli Earl of
Pembroke. Patronage 5 livings. — Highclere, near
Newbury ; Pixton, Dulverton, Somerset ; Arthur's
and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 35, Sackville Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Alan Percy, educated at
Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford; b. 1836.
CAElSrAIlVOII, Gonntes.'s of.
Plenrietta Anna, dau. of the late Lord Henr}'
Howard Molyneux Howard ; m. 1830 Henry John
George, 3rd Earl of Carnarvon, who d. 1849. —
Highclere Castle, Newbury ; 3, Park Street, West-
minster, S.W.
CARNE.
CARNEGIE.
(See Nicholl-Carne.)
(See Lindsay-Carnegie.)
CARIXTEG-IS, Hon. Swynfen Thomas, C.B.
Fourth son of Admiral 7th Earl of Northesk,
G.C.B. ; h. 1813 ; m. 1858 Louisa Albertina, eldest
dau. of Adrian J. Hope, Esq. Educated at Eoyal
Naval Coll. ; entered the Navy 1826 ; became Cap-
tain E.N. 1850 ; served in the Baltic Sea 1854-6 ;
was M.P. for Stafford 1841-7 ; a Lord of Treasury
in 1846 and 1859. — Eosehill, near Winchester;
Long's Hotel, W.
CARNWATH (Earl of), Thomas Henry Dalzell
(cr. 1639).
Eldest son of the 10th Earl, by his 2nd wife Anda-
lusia, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Browne ; l>. 1797 ;
s. 1839 ; m. 1st 1834 l^.Iary Anne, dau. of Eight
Hon. H. Grattan (widow of J. Blachford, Esq.) ;
2nd 1855 Isabella Eliza, dau. of Colonel E. Wilmot
(widow of J. Lecky, Esq.) Is a Magistrate for co.
Dumfries. This title, attainted in 1745, was re.stored
in 1826. — Glenne House, co. Dumfries; 39, Glou-
cester Place, W.
Ilcir, his son Lord Dalzell, /'. 1858.
CARR, Rev. John.
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Ealph
Carr, Esq., of Park Crescent, London, and Stan-
nington, Northumberland, by Caroline, dau. of
Francis Gregg, Esq., of Skinners' Hall, London ;
h. 1797. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford, and v.'as
afterwards Fellow of Balliol Coll. (B.A.1819, M.A.
1823) ; appointed Eector of Brattleby 1837. Ee-
presents a younger branch of the C^arrs of Dunston
Hill, CO. Durham, and Hedgelej', Northumberland.
— Brattleby Eectory, near Lincoln ; University
Club, S.W. ; 14, York Terrace, Eegent's Park, N.W.
CARR-LIjOYD,* George, Esq. (of Lancing Park).
Only son of the kite Eight Eev. E. J. Carr, D.D.,
Lord Bishop of Worcester ; h. 18— ; m. 1st 1841
Caroline, sister of Eev. Sir J. H. Culme Seymour,
Bart, (she d. 1843); 2nd 18— Jane, dau. of —
Watson, Esq., merchant, of Brighton ; assumed the
additional name of Lloyd in 1850, on succeeding to
the property of his aunt, the late Lady Lloj'd, widow
of Sir James Lloyd, Bart. (cxt.). Is a Magistrate
for Sussex ; was formerly an Officer in the Army.
— Lancing Park, near Shoreham, Sussex.
Jhir, his son, h, 18 — .
CARRICK (Earl of), Somerset Arthur Butler
(cr. 1748).
Second son of the 3rd Earl, by 2nd wife Lucy, dau.
of A. French, Esq., and brother of 4th Earl ;
//. 1835 ; s. his brother 1846. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Kilkenny ; Lieutenant and Captain Grenadier
Guards ; served in the Crimea 1855-6. Descended
from a common ancestor with the Marquis of Or-
monde.— Mount Juliet, near Thomastown, co. Kil-
kenny ; 4, Charles Street, W.
Jleir Prcs., his cousin Charles Henry Somerset,
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h. 1851, son of tlie late Captain C. G. Butler, 2nd
son of Lieutenant-General the Hon. H. E. Butler,
younger son of the 2nd Earl.
5ARRICK, Countess of.
Lucy, dau. of A. French, Esq., of Enfield, co.
Eoscoinmon ; m. 1st 1833 the 3rd Earl of Carrick
(who d. 1838) ; 2nd 1842 (as 2nd wife) the Hon. C.
H. G. Butler-Southwell-Wandesford (whom see) ;
Kirklington Hall, near Ripon ; Castle Comer, co.
Kilkenny.
CARBIGK-BUCHAlSrAlSr, David Carrick Ro-
bert, Esq.. (of Drumpellier).
Eldest son of the late E. Carrick-Euchanan, Esq.,
by Sarah Maria Clothilda, dau. of the late Sir J.
W. Hoare, Bart., of Annabella, co. Cork ; h. 1824 ;
s. 1840 ; m. 1849 Frances Jane, dau. of Anthony
Lefroy, Esq., M.P. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; appointed to 2nd Dragoons 1845, re-
tired 1849. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lanark, and Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant
2nd Eoyal Lanark Militia. — Drumpellier House,
near Coatbridge, Lanarkshire, N.B. ; Army and
Navy Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother George, Capt, Scots Greys,
h. 1827.
CARRICK-MOOEE, James, Esq. (of Corswall).
Second son of the late John Moore, M.D., by Jane,
youngest dau. of Eev. James Simpson, Professor
in the University of Glasgow ; I. 1762 ; s. 1822 to
estates in Wigtownshire, &c., by the will of Robert
Carrick, Esq., whose name he has assumed ; r.i.
1798 Harriet, only dau. of John Henderson, Esq.
Educated at University of Glasgow ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wigton ; was formerly
a Member of the Coll. of Surgeons of London ;
brother of Gen. Sir John Moore, K.B., who fell at
Corunna in 1809, and of Admiral Sir Graham
Moore, G.C.B. — Corswall, near Stranraer, co. Wig-
ton, N.B. ; 9, Charges Street, W.
Heir, his son John, I. 1805 ; m. 1835 Caroline,
dau. of John Bradley, Esq.
CARRIlSrGTOlSr, Frederick Avigxistus, Esq. (of
Ogboiirne St. George).
Only son of the late Rev. Caleb Carrington, Yicar
of Berkeley, by Elizabeth, dau. of Mr. Edward
Rawlins, of Enford, Wilts ; h. 1801 ; m. 1835 Phi-
lipina, sole heiress of John Banning, Esq., of Og-
bourne St. George and Burbage, Wilts. Called to
the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1823 ; appointed Recorder
of Wokingham 1858. Is a Magistrate for Wilts,
and a Dep. Lieut, for Berks. This family was
formerly of Cheshire. — Ogbourne St. George, near
Marlborough, Wilts ; 28, Lincoln's-Inn Fields.
Heir Pres., his sister Mary, b. 1803 ; m. 1826
John Marklove, Esq., of LuUingworth House, co.
Gloucester (she cZ. 1849).
CABBITirGTOlSr, Very Rev. Henry.
Second son of the late Sir Edmund Codrington Car-
rington, of Chalfont House, Bucks, some time Chief
Justice at Ceylon, by his 1st wife Paulina, dau. of
Charles Belli, Esq., of Calcutta ; 6. 1815 ; m. 1841
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Jane, only dau. of the late Haseldine Lyall, Esq.,
youngest son of the late George Lyall, of Findon
House, Sussex. Educated at the Charterhouse
and Caius CoU., Cambridge (B.A. 1837, M.A,
1840); appointed Rector of Monk's Eleigh, Suffolk,
1841, Dean of Booking 1845.— Booking Deanery,
near Brain tree, Essex.
CARROL, "William HntcMnsou, Esq. (of Tulla
House).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir
William Parker Carrol, K.C.H., C.B. (who was a
distinguished Peninsular Officer), by Emma Sophia,
dau. of M. E. SherwiU, Esq., of Kew, Surrey ; l.
1817 ; s. 1842. Educated in Germany ; is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Tipperary; was formerly in the
35th regiment, and Captain in the Enniskillen
Dragoons.— Tulla House, near Nenagh, co. Tip-
perary.
CARROLL, Sir George, Knt. (cr. 1837).
h. 17 — ; an Alderman of London, of which he was
Sheriff 1837, and Lord Mayor 1846.— 34, Cavendish
Square, W.
CARROLL, Sii' William Fairbrother, K.C.B.
(cr. 1852).
Son of D. Carroll, Esq., of Uskaue, co. Tipperary;
h. 1784 ; m. 1813 Martha, dau. of Admiral Sir R.
Dacres, G.C.H. (she d. 1854). Is a Eear-Admiral
reserved, and Lieutenant-Governor of Greenwich
Hospital ; has been Commander-in-Chief on the
Irish station ; served in the East Indies and Medi-
terranean.— Royal Hospital, Greenwich, S.E.
CARROLL, John, Esq. lof Merville).
Only son of the late Edward Carroll, Esq., of Fitz-
william Square, Dublin, l^y Jane, dau. of — Forbes,
Esq., of CO. Meath; h. 1788; s. 1833; m. 1812
Frances Anne, 2nd dau. of Captain Vf. Sharpe, 9th
foot. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1808-) ; called to the Irish Bar 1810 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Clare. — Merville, near Milltown Malbay,
CO. Clare ; Union Club, S.W. ; 2, Circus Road, St.
John's Wood, N.W.
Heir, his son Edward William John, Ij. 1831 ; m.
1855 Maria, dau. of J. Hatfield, Esq.
CARTER, Sir James, Knt. (cr. 1859).
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nevf Bruns-
wick.— New Brunswick, Canada.
CARTER, Harry "William, Esq., M.D.,P.R.S. (of
Kennington Place).
Eldest son of the late William Carter, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Lancelot Lee, Esq., of Coton Hall,
Salop ; h. 1787 ; s. 1822 ; m. 1822 Louisa, dau. of
Eev. Henry Plumptre. Educated at Canterbury
and Oriel Coll., O.-cford (M.D. 1824) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent, Fellow of the Royal
Society (Edinburgh), and a Fellow of the Royal
Coll. of Physicians ; was formerly Eadcliffe Travel-
ling Fellow in the University of Oxford. This
family was seated at Winchcombe, Crundall, Kent,
in the reign of Edward II. — Kennington Place,
Ashford, Kent.
Car]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Heir, his son George WlllLara Lee Plumptre, h.
1S23 ; m. 1854 Augusta, only dau. of llev. Wynd-
ham Knatcbbull, D.D.
CABTER, Robert, Esq. (of Epsom Grove).
Youngest son of the Lite James Carter, Esq., of
Croydon, by Susanna, dau. of Thomas Elliott, Esq.;
b. 1791; m. 1st 1821 Elizabeth, d.au. of Richard
Starey, Esq. ; Snd 1854 iSIaria, dau. of Eichard
Harrison, Esq., of Wyton, co. York. Is a Magis-
trate for Surrey ; was formerly a merchant and
shipowner in London. — The Grove, Epsom; City
of London Club, E.G. ; 11, Victoria .Street, S.W.
CAE.TEB, Rev. William Edward Dickson.
Eldest son of Eear- Admiral Thomas Wren Carter,
C.B., an Officer of the Legion of Honour and of
the Medjidie, by Harriet Jane, eldest d.au. of the
late Admiral Sir Archibald Collingwood Dickson,
Bart., of Sydenham, co. Roxburgh ; h. 1821 ; m.
1850 Ellen, 5th dau. of Rev. Charles Barter, M.A.,
Rector of Sarsden, Oxford, and niece of J. H.
Langston, Esq., M.P. Educated at Winchester, and
was Fellow of New Coll., O.^cford (B.A. 1841, M.A.
1847) ; appointed Vicar of Shipton-under-Wych-
wood with St. James's, Ramsden, 1852; is a Magis-
trate for Oxfordshire, and a Surrogate in the
Consistory Court of Oxford ; was formerly Incum-
bent of Owslebury, near Winchester. This family
is identical with the Carters of Hampshire and the
Isje of Wight.— The Vicarage, Shipton-under-
Wychwood, near Chipping Norton.
Heir, his son William Collingwood, /*. 1852.
CARTEE, John Bonliam, Esq. (of Petersfield
G-range).
Eldest son of the late J. E. Carter, Esq., M.P. for
Portsmouth 1816-38; h. 1817; s. 1838; m. 1S48
Laura Maria, youngest dau. of G. T. Nicholson,
Esq., of AVaverlpy Abbey, Surrey. Educated at
Winchester and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1838); is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants ;
has been M.P. for Winchester since 1847.' — The
Grange, Petersfield, Hants; Reform Club, S.W. ; i
21, Suffolk Street, S.W.
CARTERET, Lady. |
Mary Anne, younger dau. of the late Thomas '
Master, Esq., M.P., of The Abbey, Cirencester, by
Mary, sister of the 1st Lord Sherborne, and sister
of Miss Master, of The Abbey, Cirencester (whom
see) ; m. 1801 John, 3rd Lord Carteret (who (/.
1849). Was a Lady of the Bedchamber to H.R.H.
Princess Charlotte, from lier marriage to her death,
and afterwards to H.R.H. Princess Sophia to her
death.— 13, Chesterfield Street, W.
CARTHEW, Morden, Esq. (late of Woodbridge
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Morden Carthew, by
Emily, dau. of G. Tweed Pyke, Esq., of Baythorne
Park, Essex; I. 1804 ; s. his uncle 1827; m. 1827
Jemima Borland, dau. of John Ewart, Esq., of
Romana, co. Dumfries. Entered the Madras Army
1821, served as Brig.adier-General in Bengal in the
Indian Mutiny 1858; appointed to command the
Nagpore force same year. This family was formerly
of Woodbridge Aljbey, Suffolk, which estate has
been sold by Colonel Carthew. — Kamptee, Nagpore,
East Indies.
Ifeir, his sou Morden, h. 1832 ; m. 1855 Maynard
Eliza Charlotte Rochford, dau. of Sir A. Bogle.
CARTIATRIGIIT, Henry, Esq. (of Kineton).
Seventh son of the late W. R. Cartwright, Esq.
(who was many years M.P. for Northamptonshire),
by his 2nd wife Julia Frances, only dau. of the late
Colonel R. Aubrey; h. 1814; m. 1853 Jane, dau.
of W. Iiolbcch, Esq. Became Ensign and Lieu-
tenant Grenadier Guards 1832, Captain and Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 1846 ; has been M.P. for S. North-
amptonshire since 1858. — Kineton, near War-
wick ; Guards' Club, S.W. ; iQ, Park Street, W.
CARTWRIGHT, Richard Aubrey, Esq. (of
Edgcot).
Eldest son of the late W. R. Cartwright, Esq., of
Aynhoe (who was M.P. for Northamptonshire
1806-54), by his 2nd wife Julia Frances, dau. of
Colonel Richard Aubrey, of Ash Hall, co. Glamor-
gan ; h. 1811 ; .s. his mother 1856 ; m. 1848 Mary,
dau. of Right Hon. Sir T. F. Fremantle, Bart. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northampton-
shire and Oxfordshire ; was formerly a Lieutenant
R.N. — Edgcot, near Banbury, Oxon ; Arthur's and
Travellers' C'lubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Aubrey Thomas Carter, h, 1849.
CARTWRIGHT, Sidney, Esq. (of the Leasowes).
Second and only surviving son of the late AVilliam
C^artwright, Esq., by Ann, dau. of John Clark,
Esq., of Sedgley, co. Stafford; h. 1802; ;/(.. 1828
Maria Christian, dau. of James Wright, Esq., of
Nottingham. Is a Magistrate for co. Stafford.
This family was formerly of Himley, co. Stafford.—
The Leasowes, near Wolverhampton.
♦
CARTWRIGHT, Rev. Stephen Ralph.
Fifth son of the late W. E . Cartwright, Esq., of Ayn-
hoe, many years M.P. for co. Northampton, by
Emma, 2nd dau. of 1st Visct. Hawarden, of Dun-
drum, CO. Tippcrary; b. 1806; s. 1830; 7;;. 1848
Fanny, 5ih dau. of 15th Earl of ErroU, who (/. 1853.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Ch. Ch O.xford
(B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831); appointed Eector of
Aynhoe 1830.— Aynhoe Rectory, near Brackley,
Northamptonshire; University Club, S.W.
Hcircas, his dau. Augusta Emma.
CARTWRIGHT, Rev. Theodore John,
Only son of the late Rev. John Cartwriglit, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Captain Alexander Ellis, R.N.,
of CO. Banff, N.B. ; b. 1807; m. 1836 Anna Cecilia'
8rd dau. of Ven. R. ¥. Onslow, Archdeacon of
Worcester. Educated at University Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1829, M.A. 1830) ; appointed 1831 Rector
of Preston Bagot ; is a Magistrate for co. Warwick.
This family formerly bore the name of Hogg, and
took the name of Cartwright by Royal license in
1817.— Preston Bagot, nearHenley-in-Arden, Wor-
cestershire.
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CARTWRIGHT, "William, Esq.. (of Flore House).
Second son of the late William Ralph Cartwright,
Esq., of Aynhoe (who was M.P. for Northampton-
shire for more than .50 years), by his 1st wife Emma,
^ dau, of Viscount HawarJen ; h. 1797; m. 1822
Mary Anne, only dau. and heiress of Henry Jones,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Royal Military Coll.,
Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate for Northamptonshire
and Bucks, and Her Majesty's Inspector of Con-
stabulary ; served in the Peninsula, and was pre-
sent at the battles of the Pyrenees, Nive, Nivelle,
Orthes, Toulouse, and at Waterhio ; became a
Major-General in the Army 1856 ; appointed a
Chairman of Quarter Sessions for Northamptonshire
1851.— Flore House, ne.ar Weedon, Northampton-
shire ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
Ildr, his son Fairfax William, h. 1823.
GARY, George, Esq. (of AAThite Castle).
Eldest son of the late Tristram Cary, Esq., of
AVhite Castle, co. Donegal, by Henrietta Sophia,
dau. of Henry John Kearney, Esq., of White
Waltham, Berks ; h. 1816 ; s. 1837. Educated at
Winchester ; is a Magistrate for co. Donegal. This
family is descended from the Carys of Clovelly,
Devonshire. They came over to Ireland early in
the 17th century, and settling in Ennishowen, co.
Donegal, intermarried with the Chichesters and
Beresfords, and are also a branch of the Carys
of Follaton and Torre Abbey, Devon. — White
Castle, Quigley's Point, near Londonderry.
GARY, Robert Shedden Sulyarde, Esq. (of Torre
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Henry George Cary, Esq., of
Torre Abbey, Devon, by Emily Munro, dau. of the
late Robert Shedden, Esq., of Brooklands, Hants;
h. 1828; s. 1840. This family is descended, to-
gether with the Carys of Follaton, from a common
ancestor with Viscount Falkland.— Torre Abbey,
near Torquay, Devon.
Heir Prcs., his brother Lucius Falkland Branca-
leone, an Officer in the Army, h. 1839.
CARY, Stanley Edward George, Esq. (of Folla-
ton).
Eldest son of the late G. S. Cary, Esq., by Matilda,
2nd dau. of the late Sir R. Bedingfeld, Bart., of
Oxbnrgh Hall, Norfolk ; h. 1825 ; s. 1858. Educated
at Prior Park, near Bath. Is descended from a
common ancestor with the Carys of Torre Abbey.
— Follaton, near Totnes, Devon.
Heiresses, his sisters.
CARYSFORT (Earl of), Granville Leveson
Proby (cr. 1789).
Third son of the 1st Earl, by his 1st wife Elizabeth,
dau. of the Right Hon. Sir W. Osborne, Bart. ; b.
1781 ; s. his brother as 3rd Earl 1855 ; m. 1818
Isabella, dau. of the late Hon. Henry Howard ;
sits in the House of Lords as Baron Carysfort,
U.K. (cr. 1801). Educated at Rugby ; is a Vice-
Admiral R.N., retired, and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. W^icklow ; was M.P. for co. Wick-
low 1816-30.- — Glenart Castle, near Arklow, co.
Wicklow ; Melrose, Putney, S. W.
Heir, his son Lord Proby (whom see).
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GASE, Thomas Edward, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John Ashton Case, Esq., who
was a Magistrate for Notts, by Caroline Elizabeth,
dau. of Henry Walker, Esq., of Blythe Hall,
Notts ; h. 1848 ; s. 1855. This family was formerly
resident at Huyton, near Prescot, Lancashire, and
may be traced up to 1272. — 1, UnderclifF, Sand-
gate, Kent.
Heir Prcs., his brother Henry Ashton, i. 1850.
CASEMENT, Edmund McGildowny, Esq. (of
Invermore).
Eldest son of the late John Montgomery Casement,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of the late John McGildowny,
Esq., of Ballycastle, co. Antrim ; h. 18 — ; s. 18 — .
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate for co. Antrim. — Invermore, near
Larne, co. Antrim.
CASEMENT, Thomas, Esq. (of BaUee House).
Second surviving son of the late Roger Casement,
Esq., by Catharine, dau. of John Joseph Cosnahan,
Esq., of Peel, in the Isle of Man ; b. 1799 ; s. 1832 ;
m. 1848 Dorinda Deborah, dau. of Thomas Abbott,
Esq., Justice of the Peace, of Mount Bellew, co.
Galway. Is a Magistrate for co. Antrim, and a
Grand Juror of the co. This f^xmily was formerly
from the Isle of Man, and came to Ireland about
the year 1730.— Bailee House, near Ballymena, co.
Antrim.
Heir, his dau. Catharine,
GASHEL, EMLY, WATERFORD, AND LIS-
MORE (Bishop of), Robert Daly, D.D.
Brother of the 1st Lord Dunsandle ; b. 1783. Gra-
duated (B.A. 1803) at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; ap-
pointed Dean of St. Patrick's 1842; consecrated
1843. Patron 80 livings.— The Palace, Waterford ;
105, Jermyn Street, S.W.
GASS, Frederick, Esq. (of Little Grove).
Youngest but only surviving son of the late Wil-
liam Cass, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Evan Owen,
Esq., of Onibury, co. Salop ; 6. 1787 ; s. 1819 ; m.
1823 Martha, eldest dau. of the late John Dell
Potter, Esq., of Ponder's End, Middlesex. Is a
Magistrate for the Liberty of St. Alban's, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts (High Sheriff
1844-5). This family was formeily of Barmbie,
near Howden, Yorkshire. — Little Grove, near East
Barnet, Herts ; Conservative and Union Clubs,
S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick Charles, in Holy Orders,
M.A., ofBalliol Coll, Oxford; h. 1824; m. 1853
Julia Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the late William
Tcwart, Esq., of Glanton and Swinhoe, Northum-
berland.
GASSAN, Matthew Sheffield, Esq. (of Sheffield
House).
Eldest son of the late S. S. Cassan, Esq., by Anne
Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Lawrenson, Esq., of
Caponellan, Kilkenny ; b. 1812 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1843
Phcebe Louisa, dau. of John, 2nd Earl of Portarling-
ton. Educated at Carlow and Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin (B.A. 1835); entered at Lincoln's Inn 1835,
and qualified, but was not called to the Bar ; is a
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Magistrate for Queen's co. (High Sheriff 1843).
This family is descended from Stephen Cassan,
possessed of the estate of Navestock, Essex, who,
coming to Irehmd with AVilham III., married Miss
Shetiield, of Cappoly, hekl by patent from Charles II.,
and where they have since continued to reside. — Shef-
field House, near Maryborough, Queen's co., Ireland.
Ildr, his son Francis Seymour Stuart, h. 1848.
CASTLEMAIlSrS (Lord), Richard Handcoek
(cr. 1812).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Ann, dau. of
A. French, E.sq. ; h. 1791; s. 1810; m. 18-22
Margaret, dau. of M. Harris, Esq. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Representative Peer for
Ireland, and a Dep. Lieut., Vice-Lieut., and a
Magistrate for Westmeath ; was M.P. for Athlone
1826-32. — Moydrum Castle, Hare Island, near Ath-
lone ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 35, Pall Mall, S.W.
llcir, his son Richard, h. 1826 ; m. 1857 Louisa
Matilda, only dau. of 2ad Lord Harris ; educated
at Sandhurst; entered the army 1843, became
Captain 41st foot 1852,
CASTLEROSSE (Viscoxmt), Valentine Augustus
BrowTie.
Only son of the 3rd Earl of Kenmare ; h. 1825 ; m.
1858 Gertrude, only d.au. of Lord C. Thynne. Edu-
cated at Oscott ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Kerry, for which he has been M.P. since 1852, and
of which he was High Sheriff 1851 ; was Comp-
troller of the Household 1856-8 ; reappointed 1859.
— Kenmare House, Killarn^y, co. Kerry; 11, Bel-
grave Square, S.W.
CASTLE-STUART (Earl of:>, Charles Andrew
Knox Stuart (cr. 1800),
Second son of the 2ud Earl, by Jemima, dau. of the
late Col. Robinson ; h. 1810; s. his brother as 4th
Earll857 ; m. 1835 Charlotte Raffles Drury, dau. of
Q. Thomson, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Londonderry ; de-
scended from Robert II. of Scotland. — Stuart Hall,
near Stewartstown, co. Tyi-one.
Ilcir, his sou A'iscount Stuart, h. 1807.
CAS WALL, James Clarke, Esq, (of Elm Grove),
Eldest son of the late Alfred Caswall, Esq., by
Maiy Elizabeth, dau. of James Powell, Esq., of
Clapton House, Middlesex; h. 1845; s. 1855,
This family is of British origin, and was formerly
settled in Herefordshire : the name was originally
spelt Caswallon. — Elm Grove, Binfield, near Brack-
nell, Berks,
CATHCART (3rd Earl), Alan Cathcart (cr, 1814),
Elder son of the 2nd Earl, by Henrietta, dau, of
H. Mather, Esq, ; h. 1828 ; s. 1859 ; m, 1850
Elizabeth Mary, dau, of the late Sir S. Crompton,
Bart., M.P, Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut., and
Chairman of Quarter Sessions for North Riding; of
Yorkshire ; late Lieutenant-Colonel North York
Militia ; entered the Army 1845, became Lieutenant
and Adjutant 23nl foot 1849, retired 1850.— Cath-
cart House, near Glasgow ; Thornton-le-Street, near
Tbirsk, Yorkshire ; Charlton Club, S.W.
Ildr, his son Lord Greenock, h. 1856.
CATHCART, Sir John Andrew, Bart, (cr, 1703).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Cathcart, Esq., of
Carlton, co, Ayr, by Caroline, dau. of Conway
Montgomery, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, of Dublin ;
h. ISIO ; s. as 5th Bart. 1828 ; m. 1836 Eleanor,
grand-daughter of 1st Marquis of Ailsa, K,T. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a M.agistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO, Ayr ; was formerly Captain 2nd Life Guards,
This family is descended from the Hon, Robert, 2nd
son of the 2ud Lord Cathcart. — Killochan Castle,
near Ayr ; Cooper's Hill, Chertsey, Surrey; White's
and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Reginald Archibald, I. 1838.
CATHCART, Lady (of Ascot Lodge),
GeorgianaGreville, dau. of the late Hon, R. Greville,
by Louisa, 1st Countess of Mansfield ; m. 1824 Lieu-
tenant-General Hon. Sir G. Cathcart, K,C.B., who
fell at Inkermann 1854. — Ascot Lodge, Sunnin
Hill, Berks ; 105, Eaton Place, S.W,
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CATHCART, Hon, Frederick M'Adam.
Third son of the 1st Earl Cathcart; h. 1789 ; m,
1827 Jane, dau, and heir of the late Quentin
M'Adam, Esq. (whose name he assumed). Edu-
cated at Eton ; entered the Army 1805 ; became
Colonel 1837; is a Knight of St, Anne of Russia,
and Colonel of Ayrshire Militia ; was Secretary of
Legation at St. Petersburg 1820-2, and Minister at
Frankfort 1824-6. — Craigengillan, Berbetb, Ayr,
N,B, ; United Service Club, S.W.
CATHCART, Ellas, Esq., (of Auchendrane
House).
Eldest son of the late Hon. David Cathcart, of
AUoway, Judge in the Supreme Courts of Session
and Justiciary, by Mary, dau. of the late Robert
Muir, Esq., M.D., of Blairstone and Middle Auchen-
drane ; h. 1794 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1818 Janet, dau. of
RobertDunlop, Esq., of Clober, Merchant, of Glas-
gow. Educated at Edinburgh and Leyden (LL.D.
1815) ; called to the Scottish Bar 1817 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Ayrshire. The Cathcarts
of Alloway are descended from the Cathcarts of
Cai-biston, Ayrsliire.— Auchendrane House, near
Ayr, N.B.
Heir, his eldest daughter.
CATOlsr, Rev. Richard Bewley, M.A. (of Bin-
brook).
Eldest son of the late Thruston John Caton, Esq.,
who d. 1782, by Margaret Hawksmore, eldest dau,
and co-heiress of Richard Bewley, Esq., of Bin-
brook and Kirton, co. Lincoln ; h. 1774 ; s. hi.?
grandfather Richard Bewley, Esq., 1794 ; in. 1802
Eliza Keating, youngest dau. of Redmond Power,
Esq., of Whitefort, co. Waterford (niece of Richard
Power, Esq., of Clasbmore, M.P. forco. Watei-ford).
Educated at Lincoln and Caius Coll,, Cambridge
(B.A, 1796) ; was formerly an officer in the 12th
Lancers ; served during the campaign in Egypt in
1801 ; received the gold medal from the Porte, and
also the war medal witli a clasp for Egypt ; was
afterwards Major in the 3rd Royal Lincolnshire
Militia, This family was formerly of Denham, Suf-
folk, and of Thorpe Abbots, Noi-folk, — Binbrook,
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near Market-Easen, Lincolnshire ; Car House, East
Eiding of Yorkshire ; 21, Blandford Square, N.W.
Ilcir, his son Richard Redmond, F.S. A., &c. &c. ;
1). 1803 ; m. 1831 Anna Maria, only dau. of Rev.
John Rideout, M.A., Rector of Woodman cote,
Sussex (by Frances, youngest dau. of the late Sir
Henry Goring, 5th Bart.), which marriage was
dissolved 1854.
CATOR, Albemarle, Esq. (of 'Woodbastwick
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Cator, Esq., Justice of
the Peace and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and High
Sheriff of Kent in 1812, by Elizabeth Louisa, dau.
of Sir Ross Mahon, Bart., of Castlegar, co. Galway ;
h. 1813 ; s. 185S ; m. 1834 Elizabeth Margaret, dau.
of the late John Blakeney, Esq., of Abbert, co.
Galway. Educated at Winchester and New Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Nor-
folk.— Woodbastwick Hall, near Norwich.
Heir, his son Albemarle, h. 1836 ; m. 1859 Mary
Margaret, dau. of C. A. Harris, Esq., of Haine, co.
Devon.
CATTEBALL, Peter, Esq. (of Prestou).
Eldest son of the late Paul Catterall, Esq., by
Ursula, dau. of Thomas Holmes, Merchant, of
London ; h. 1796 ; in. 1822 Jane, 3rd dau. of
Edward Rishton, Esq., of Elswick Lodge, co.
Lancaster. Admitted a Solicitor in 1817 ; ap-
pointed Registrar of the Court of Chancery of
the County Palatine of Lancaster 1846 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire, and
an Alderman and Magistrate of the Borough of
Preston. This family are lineal descendants of
Raffe Catterall, of Catterall and Little Mitton, who
d. 1515. — Preston, Lancashire.
Heir, his son Paul, h. 1824 ; m. 1850 Mary Ann,
dau. of W. Turner, Esq., and widow of Richard
Gaskell; Esq.
CAULFEILD, Hon. Henry (of Hockley).
Second son of the 1st Earl of Charlemont, by Mary,
dau. of T. Hickman, Esq., co. Clare, and heir pres.
to that title ; h. 1779 ; m. 1819 Elizabeth Marga-
ret, 2nd dau. of Dodwell Browne, Esq., of Rahins,
CO. Mayo. Formerly a Dep. Lieut, for co. Armagh ;
was M.P. for Armagh 1802-6 and 1815-30.— Llock-
ley, near Armagh.
Heir, his son James Molyneux (whom see).
CAULPEILD, James Molyneux, Esq.
Eldest son of the Hon. Henry Caulfeild, some time
M.P. for CO. Armagh, by Elizabeth Margaret, dau.
of D. Browne, Esq., of Rahins, co. Mayo ; h. 1820 ;
m. 1856 Elizabeth Jane, only dau. of Sir W. M. So-
merville, Bart. A])pointedLord Lieutenant of co.
Armagh 1849 (was High Sheriff 1842) ; a Magis-
trate for CO. Tyrone, and Lieutenant-Colonel
Armagh Militia; was M.P. for co. Armagh 1847-
57. — Hockley, near Armagh ; Kildare Street Club,
Dublin ; Travellers', Reform, and Brookes' Clubs,
S.W.
CAULFEILD, Edward Houston, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Colonel James Caulfeild, of
Drumcairne, co, Tyrone, by the Hon. Harriet
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Crofton, dau. of Sir Edward Crofton, M.P., and
the late Baroness C'rofton, of Moate Park, co.
Westmeath ; h. 1807 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1828 Charlotte,
dau. of Piers Geale, Esq., of Dublin, and sister to
the Countess Foi-tescue. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Tyrone (High Sheriff 1838) ; Major Tyrone Militia.
This family is a collateral branch of the house of
Charlemont. — Drumcairne, Stewartstown, co. Ty-
rone.
Heir, his son James Alfred (late Captain Cold-
stream Guards), h. 1830 ; m. 1858 the Hon.
Annette Handcock, dau. of Richard Lord Castle-
maine.
CAULFEILD, Jolrn, Esq. (of Bloomfield).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel William
Caulfeild, of Benowen, co. Westmeath, by his 1st
wife Lucy, dau. of James Saunderson, Esq., of
Clover Hill, Cavan ; h. 1793 ; s. 1831 ; m. 1824
Anne Lovell, dau. of James Bury, Esq., of St.
Leonard's, Nazing, Essex. Educated at the Royal
Military Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Westmeath
(High Sheriff 1849), a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Roscommon (High Sheriff 182G), and a
Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army unattached ; was
formerly Captain 6tli Dragoon Guards. — Bloomfield,
near MuUingar, co. Westmeath.
Heir, his son Robert, Captain Madras Cavalry,
h. 1829 ; m. 1858 Caroline, dau. of William Magille,
Esq., of Littleton, co. Westmeath.
CAULFEILD,* St. George Francis, Esq. (of
Donamon).
Eldest son of the late St. George Caulfeild, Esq.,
by Frances, dau. of the late Sir E. Crofton, Bart.,
and the Baroness Crofton ; b. 18 — ; s, 18 — ; m.
1830 his cousin Susan, sister of the 2nd Lord
Crofton. Is a Magistrate for co. Roscommon (High
Sheriff IS — ). This family is descended from a
common ancestor with the Earl of Charlemont. —
Donamon Castle, co. Roscommon ; 25, Cadogan
Place, S.W.
Heir, his son St. George Francis Robert, I). 1831.
CAUTLEY, Sir Proby Thomas, K.C.B. (cr. 1854).
Son of Rev. T. Cautley, Rector of Roydon, Suf-
folk, by Catharine, dau. of Rev. C. Proby ; h. 1802 ;
m. 1838 Frances, dau. of P. Bacon, Esq., of
Elcot (divorced). Educated at the Charterhouse
and Addisconibe ; is a Colonel retired in the
E.I.Co.'s service, Bengal ; served in Oude 1820-1,
and at the siege of Bhurtpore 1825-6; was En-
gineer of the Eastern Jumna and Ganges Canals ;
appointed a Member of Council of India 1858 ; is
author of several scientific treatises on fossils and
palteontology. — 31, Sackville Street, W.
CAVAN (Earl of), Frederick John WiUiam
Lambart (er. 1647).
Elder son of the late Viscount Kilcoursie, by Sarah,
dau. of J. P. Coppin, Esq., and grandson of the 7th
Earl ; h. 1810 ; .v. 1837 ; in. 1838 Clharlotte, dau.
of 1st Lord Hatherton. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Somerset ; late Major 2nd Somerset
Cav]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Militia; formerly Lieutenant 2nd Dragoon Guards.
— Sharpliam Park, near Glastonbury, Somerset ;
Xational V\nh, S.W.
Ilcir, his son A'iscount Kilcoursie, h. 1839.
CAVE, Sir Mylles Cave Browne, Bart. (cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Eobert Cave
Browne Cave, Bart., by Catherine Penelope, dau.
and co-heiress of the late W. Mills, Esq., of Bar-
laston Hall, co. Stafford ; &. 1S22 ; s. as 11th Bart.
1855 ; m. 1855 Isabelle, dau. and co-heiress of the
late J. Taylor, Esq. Is a ^Magistrate for co. Derby,
a Dep. Lieut, for cos. Leicester and Warwick,
and Lieutenant Derbyshire Yeomanry ; formerly
Lieutenant lltli Hussars. Patron 1 living. —
Stretton-en-le-Field, near Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; The
Newarke, near Leicester ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Jlcii; his son Geoffrey Lisle, b. 1857-
CAVE, Daniel, Esq. (of Cleve Hill). ]
Eldest son of the late Stephen Cave, Esq., of Cleve j
Hill, near Bristol, and Wheatfields, co. Worcester,
by Anne, dau. of the late Thomas Daniel, Esq. ;
h. 1789 ; m. 1820 Frances, dau. of the late Henry
Locock, Esq., M.D., and sister of Sir Charles
Locock, Bart. Educated at Exeter Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1818, M.A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Gloucester ; was High Sheriffof Bristol 1836 (being
the first High Sheriff of Bristol after the Municipal
Reform Act). — Cleve Hill, Downend, near Bristol;
Sidbury Manor, near Sidmouth, Devon.
I/eii; his son Stephen, M.P. for Shorcham ; h.
1820; m. 1852 Emma, dau. of the Eev. William
Smyth, of p]lkington Hall, co. Lincoln. Educated
at Harrow and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1843,
M.A. 1846) ; called to ^he Bar at the Inner Temple
1846, and went the Western Circuit, but does not
practise ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Gloucester, and a Magistrate for Sussex : C'hairman
of the West-India Committee, and a Director of
the London Docks and the Bhyniney Railway
Companies.
CAVE, George, Esq. (of Hilston Park).
Third son of the late Stephen Cave, Esq., of Cleve
Hill, CO. Gloucester, by Ann, dau. of Thomas
Daniel, Esq., of Barbados; h. 1798; m. 1820
Anne, dau. of Captain Halliday, B.N. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. INIonmouth, and a
Magistrate for cos. Hereford and Gloucester. This
family was formerly located in Worcestershire. —
Hilston Park, near Monmouth ; Clifton, near
Bristol.
Ilelv, his son George Noble, Commandant of
H.M.'s 16th regiment Punjaub N.I. ; b. 1824 ; w.
1848 Matilda, dau. of Charles William Chambers,
Esq.
CAVENDISH, Lord George Henry.
Second son of the 1st Earl of Burlington and brother
of 7th Duke of Devonshire; b. 1810; m. 1835
Louisa, 4th dau. of the 2nd Earl of Harewood. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Derbyshire ; late
Captain 2nd Derbyshire Militia ; has been M.P.
for North Derbyshire since 1834.— Ashford Hall,
near Bakewell, Derbyshire ; 3, Upper Eccleston
Street, S.W.
CAVENDISH, Hon. and Bev. Augustus.
Fourth son of 2nd Lord Waterpark ; b. 1798 ; vi.
1830 Mary Anne, dau. of the late T. Legh, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Cambridge
(jM.A. 1818) ; appointed Vicar of Doveridge 1823,
resigned 1839. — Doveridge, near Derby.
CAVENDISH, Hon. George Jolin (of Lime
Grove;.
Third son of 2nd Lord Waterpark ; b. 1797; in.
1838 Caroline, dau. of the late Eev. C. Prideaux-
Brune. Entered the Navy 1810, became Captain
1830, Eear-Admiral 1857 ; served on North
American and West Indian stations, and in the 1st
Burmese war ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Surrey (High Sheriff 1858). —Lime Grove, near
Chertsey, Surrey.
Heirs, his daughters.
CAVENDISH, Hon. Henry Frederick Compton.
Third son of 1st Earl of Burlington, and uncle of
7th Duke of Devonshire ; b. 1789 ; m. 1st 1811
Sarah, dau. of W. Fawkener, Esq. ; 2nd 1819
Frances Susan, sister of 1st Earl of Durham (widow
of the Hon. F. Howard). Entered the Army 1808
as Lieutenant 10th Hussars ; served in the Penin-
sula as A.-D.-C. to Lord W. Bentinck ; was
Avounded at Corunna ; appointed Colonel 2nd
Diligoon Guards 1853, Lieutenant-General 1854 ;
was M.P. for Derby 1818-34. —Ayott St. Law-
rence, near Welwyn, Herts ; 1, Burlington Gar-
dens, W.
Heir, his son William Henry Frederick, Lieute-
nant-Colonel Chatsworth Eifles, and a Groom in
Waiting on the Queen; b. 1817; in. 1843 Emily,
5th dau. of the 1st Earl of Durham.
CAVENDISH, Hon. Richard (of Thornton HaU).
Second son of 2nd Lord Waterpark; b. 1794 ; m.
1841 Elizabeth Maria Margaret, only dau. and heir
of the late T. Hart, Esq., and niece and heir of
the late Sir Thomas Cotton Sheppard, of Thornton
Hall, Bucks (she d. 1858). Entered the E.I.Co.'s
Civil Service 1811, appointed Eesident at Gwalior
1831, Envoy at Nagpoor 1835, retired from the
service 1839 ; is a IMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Stafford and for Bucks (High Sheriff 1851).—
Thornton Hall, near Stony Stratford, Bucks ; 36,
Chesham Place, S.W.
Heir, his sou William Thomas, b. 1843.
CAV7DOR (Earl), John Frederick Campbell,
D.C.L,, F.R.S. (cr. 1827).
Eldest son of 1st Lord Cawdor, by Isabella Caro-
line, dau. of 5th Earl of Carlisle, K.G. ; b. 1790;
a. (as Baron) 1821 ; m. 1816 Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas, 2nd Marquis of Bath. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1812) ; is Lord-Lieu-
tenant and Custos Eotulorum of co. Carmarthen,
and a Family Trustee of the British Museum.
Represents a branch of the ducal house of Argyll.
Patron 10 livings. — Stackpole Court, near Pem-
broke, S.Wales ; White's Club, S.W. ; 74, South
Audley Street, W.
Ilcir, his son Viscount Emlyn (whom see).
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CAYLEY, Sir Digby, Bart. (cr. 1661).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Cayley, Bart., by
Sarah, dau. of the Rev. George Walker ; h. 1807 ;
s. as 7th Bart. 1857 ; m. 1830 Dorothy, 2nd dau.
and co-heir of the Rev. George Allanson, M.A., of
Middleton Quernhaw, co. York. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for N. Riding of Yorkshire. This
f;\mily was settled about 400 years after the Con-
. quest in Norfolk, where they held large possessions.
Thomas Cayley, of Buckenham, in that county,
was summoned to Parliament as a peer A.D. 1309 ;
since then they have been settled in Yorkshii-e. —
High Hall, Brompton, York.
Heii', his son George Allanson, h. 1831 ; ni. 1859
Catherine Louisa, dau. of Sir William Worsley,
Bart.
CAYLEY, Edward Stillingfleet, Esq. (ofWydale
House).
Only son of the late John Cayley, Esq., of Low
Hall, CO. York, by Elizabeth Sarah, dau. of the Rev.
Edward Stillingfleet, of Kelfield Hall, co. York ;
h. 1802 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1823 Emma, dau. of the late
Sir George Cayley, Bart, (she d. 1848). Educated
at Rugby and Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for N. Riding of Yorkshire ;
has been ]\I.P. for the N. Riding of Yorkshire since
1832. This family is descended from the next
brother of the 2nd Baronet of this name, now
represented by Sir Digby Cayley, Bart, (whom see).
— Wydale House and Low Hall, near Brompton, co.
York ; 11, Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.W.
Ileh', his son Edward Stillingfleet, Barrister-at-
Law, h. 1824.
CECIL, Lord Brownlow Thomas Montagu.
Second son of the 2nd Marquis of Exeter, K.G. ;
h. 1827 ; m. 1854 Charlotte Alexandrina Mabella,
dau. of E. T. Curry, Esq. Educated at Eton ;
became Ensign and Lieutenant Scots Fusilier
Guards 1844, Lieutenant and Captain 1849, retired
1852 ; is Major Northamptonshire Militia. — Bur-
leigh House, near Stamford ; Guards' Club, S.W.
CECIL, Lord Kobert Arthur Talbot Gascoigne.
Second son of the 2nd Marquis of Salisbury, K.G. ;
h. 1830 ; m. 1857 Georgina Caroline, dau. of the
late Baron Alderson. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1850) ; chosen Fellow of All Souls
1852 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ; has been
M.P. for Stamfoi'd since 1853. — 21, Fitzroy
Square, W.
CHAD.
(See ScoU-Ohad.)
CHADS, Sir Henry Ducie, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Son of the late Captain H. Chads, R.N. ; b. 1788 ;
m. 1815 Elizabeth, dau. of J. Pooke, Esq. Edu-
cated at the Naval College, Portsmouth ; is a Vice-
Admir.al of the Blue ; has served on the East Indian
and otlier foreign stations, in the E.rccllent gnnnery-
ship at Portsmouth, and in the Baltic Sea 1854-5 ;
appointed Commauder-in-Chief on the Irish Station
1856 ; was formerly Captain-Superintendent of
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Royal Naval Coll., Portsmouth.- — Southsea, near
Portsmouth ; Tunbridge Wells, Kent ; United Ser-
vice Club, S.W,
CHADAATICK, Elias, Esq. (of Pudleston Court).
Second son of the late Elias Chadwick, Esq., by
Alice, dau. of Henry Arrowsmith, Esq., of Astley ;
b. 1813 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1839 Ellen, dau. of Thomas
Seddon, Esq., of Manchester. Educated at Wor-
cester Coll., Oxford (M.A. 1834) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford (High Sheriff
1854-5), and a Magistrate for co. Lancaster. —
Pudleston Court, near Leominster, Herefordshire ;
Conservative Club, S.W.
CHADWICK, John De Heley Mavesyn, Esq. (of
Healey).
Only son of the late Hugo Mavesyn Chadwick,
Esq., by Eliza Catherine, youngest dau. of the late
Lieutenant-General Chapman, R.A. ; b. 1834; s,
1854. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and an
officer in the Sth Lancers ; was present at the
siege of Lucknow. — Healey, Lancashire ; New
Hall, Warwickshire ; Mavesyn Ridware, near
Rugeley, Staffordshire ; Army and Navy and
Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
CHAD"WICK, Robert, Esq. (of High Bank).
Third son of tlie late James Chadwick, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Thom.as Chorlton, Esq., of The
Weaste ; b. 1797 ; m. 1821 Elizabeth, dau. of John
Kershaw, Esq., of Rochdale. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Lancaster. — High Bank, near Prestwich, Lan-
cashire.
Heir, his son James, b. 1824 ; m. 1854 Laura
Janet Emma, 3rd dau. of Charles Barnett, Esq., of
Stratton Park, Beds.
CHALLIS, Thomas, Esq.
Son of the late Thomas Challis, Esq., of Islington ;
b. 1795. Is an Alderman of London ; was Sheriif
of London 1846-7, Lord Mayor 1852-3; M.P.
for Finsbury 1852-7.— Enfield, Middlesex ; 32,
AVilson Street, E.G.
CHALLONEIl, Colonel Thomas Chaloner Bisse
(of Portnall Park).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Bisse, by his
1st wife Catharine, dau. of the late William
Townshend, Esq. ; b. 1790 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1st 1812
Anne, d.au. of the late N. Loftus Tottenham, Esq.,
M.P. for CO. Wexford (she d. 1857) ; 2nd 1859
Henrietta Emma, youngest dau. of the late Count
Jerome De Salis. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Surrey (High Sheriff 1838), and Colonel Command-
ing the 3rd Royal Surrey Militia ; was fonnerly in
the King's Dragoon Guards ; assumed the name of
Challoner in accordance with the will of his mater-
nal grand-aunt in 1829. — Portnall Park, Virgini.a
Water, near Staines; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 11,
Charles Street, Berkeley Square, W.
CHALMERS, SirWilliam,K.C.H.,C.B. (cr.l844).
Son of the late W. Chalmers, Esq., of Glenricht ;
b. 1787; m. 1826 Mary, dau. of T. Page, Esq. A
I
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Lieutenant- General in tlie Army, and Colonel
78th foot ; served in Belgium, the Peninsula, and
at Waterloo. — Glenricht, near Blairgowrie, N,B.
CHALONER, Eicliard, Esq. (of Kingsfort).
Second son of the late C. W. C. Hamilton, Esq.,
by Nichola Sophia, dau. and heiress of Eichard
Chaloner, Esq., of Kingsfort ; h. 1810 ; s. to his
mother's property and assumed her name 1832 ; m.
1835 Henriett.a, 2nd dau. of Charles Arthur Tisdall,
Esq., of Charlesfort. Is a Magistrate for co. Meath ;
■was formerly Lieutenant r2th Royal Lancers. —
Kingsfort, near Moynalty, co. Meath.
CHAMBERLAIN, Sii- Henry Orlando Robert,
Bart. (cr. 1828).
Elder son of the late Sir H. Chamberlain, Bart.,
by Harriet, dau. of 11. Mullen, Esq., Lieutenant-
Colonel 1st foot ; h. 1828 ; 5. as 3rd Bart. 1813 ;
m. 1857 Marion, dau. of the late J. Wilson, Esq., of
Dundyvan. Is Captain 1st Lanarkshire Militia,
and one of H.M.'s Body-guard ; was formerly
Lieutenant 23rd foot, — 137, Westbourne Terrace,
W.
Heir, his son Henry Hamilton Erroll, h, 1857.
CHAMBERLAYNE, Henry Thomas, Esq. (of
Stoney Thorpe).
Fourth son of the late Stanes Chamberlayne, Esq.,
by jNIary, dau. and heiress of William Brockett,
Esq., of Spains Hall, Essex ; h. 1798 ; s. 1819 ; m.
1824 Mary, only child of Edward Tomes, Esq., of
Southam. Educated at Westminster ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Warwick (High Slieriff 1836). This
family is descended from John Count de Tanker-
ville, and its head took the name of Chamberlayne
from being Lord Chamberlain to Henry I. — Stoney
Thorpe, near Southam, Warwickshire ; Reform
Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou William Tankerville, h. 1S28.
CHAMBERLAYNE, Thomas, Esq. (of Cran-
bury Park).
Only son of the late Rev. Thomas Chamberlayne,
by his 1st wife Mary Francesca, dau. of C'aptain
Robert Walter, and nephew of William Chamber-
layne, Esq., many years M.P. for Southampton ; h.
1805 ; s. his uncle 1831 ; m. 1830 Amelia, dau. of
the late General Denzil Onslow, of Stoughton
House, Hunts. Educated at Magdalen Coll.,
O.xford ; is a IMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Hants (High Sheriff 1835). This family is de-
scended in a direct line from the Count de Tanker-
ville, of Tankerville C^astle, Normandy, whose
younger son, .John de Tankerville, was Lord Cham-
berlain to King Henry I.— Cranbnry Park, near
AVinchester ; Weston Grove, near Southampton ;
Carlton, Boodle's, and Arthur's Clubs, S.W. ;
1, Regent Street, W.
Heir,^ his son Denzil Thomas, h. 1833, Captain
13th Light Dragoons ; sorvod with distinction in
the Crimea 1854-.5.
CHAMBERLIN, Thomas Bigsby, Esq. (of Sut-
ton Bonnington).
Second son of the late John Bigsby, Esq., M.D.,
F.R.S.E., by Mary, dau. of the late John Cham-
berlin, Esq. (who was High Shei-iif of Notts in
1788); h. 1800 ; m. 1832 Harriet, dau. of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Kirke and Anne his wife, dau. of
Sir William Richardson, Bart., of Augher Castle,
CO. Tyrone ; assumed the name of Chamberlin in
18 — ; is a Mngistrate for Notts. — Sutton Bon-
nington, near Kegworth, Derbyshire ; Kemptown,
Brighton.
Heir, his son Thomas Chambei'lin, h. 183G.
CHAMBERS, George "WUton, Esq. (of Clough
House).
Eldest son of the late R. J. Chambers, Esq., by
Elizabeth, only dau. of Nathaniel Polhill, Esq, •
h. 1812; s. 1843; m. 1840 Anne, eldest dau. of
William Worthington, Esq. Educated at the
Charterhouse and University Coll., Oxford ;
called to the Bar at Middle Temple 1837; is a
Magistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire. This •
famil}', formerly settled in Durham, is descended
from Edward III., through John of Gaunt, by a
female line, and also claims descent from the De la
Cameras of Milan, who were ennobled in the times
of the later Roman Empire. — Clough House, near
Rotherham, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Charles Wilton, h. 1842.
CHAMBERS, Montagu, Esq., Q.C.
Son of the late George Chambers, Esq. (who was
some years M.P. for Honiton), by Jane, dau. of
the 1st Lord Rodney ; 5. 1800. Educated at
Sandhurst, and was for some time in the Grenadier
Guards ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1828,
and goes the Home Circuit ; was ]\LP. for Green-
wich 1852-7. — Union and Junior United Service
Clubs, S.W,
CHAMBERS, Thomas, Esq.
Son of the late Thomas Chambers, Esq., of Hert-
ford; h. 1814 ; m. 1851 Diana, dau. of — White,
Esq., and niece of the late John Green, Esq.
Educated at Clare Hall, Cambridge (B.A. 1840,
LL.B. 1846) ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1840, and went the Home Circuit ; is
Common Serjeant of the City of London ; was
M.P. for Hertford 1852-7. —Parthenon Club,
S.W. ; 7, Great Cumberland Street, W,
CHAMBERS, 'William, Esq. (of Hafod),
Only son of the late William Chambers, of Llanelly
House, CO. Carmarthen (who d. 1855) ; h. 1809 ;
in. 1835 Joanna Trant, dau. of Captain Paj'ne,
R.N. Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
COS. Carmarthen and Cardigan. Mr. Chambers
bought Hafod from the Bold-Hoghton family in
1855. — Hafod, near Aberystwitb, Cardiganshire;
University Glub, S.W.
Heir, his son John Graham, h. 1843.
CHAMBRE, Meredith, Esq. (of Hawthorn HiU),
Eldest son of the late Hunt W. Chambre, Esq., by
Rebecca, dau. of William Upton, Esq., of Ballyna-
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[Cha
barny, co. Limerick ; h. 1814 ; m. 1843 Mabella,
only dau. of Kenrick Morris Jones, Esq., of Money-
glass, CO. Antrim ; is a Magistrate for co. Armagh.
This family is descended from John de la Chambre,
who came into England in the reign of Edward I.,
A.D. 1275, with Henry Lacy, Baron of Rose and
Renonoic. — Hawthorn Hill, near Newry, co. Ar-
magh.
Heir, his sou Hunt Walsh, h. 1844,
CHANCE, Edward, Esq. (of Thornhill).
Son of the late William Chance, Esq., by Phebe,
dau. of James Timmins, Esq., of Birmingham ;
h. 1S25 ; m. 1850 Maria Isabella Ferguson, dau.
of Joseph Ferguson, Esq., late M.P. for Carlisle.
Educated at King's Coll., London ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Worcester. — Thornhill House, Handsworth,
near Birmingham.
CHANDOS (Richard Plantagenet Grenville
Temple), Marquis of.
Only son of the 2nd Duke of Buckingham and
Chandos, K.G., by Mary, youngest dau. of the 1st
Marquis of Breadalbane ; h. 1823 ; m. 1851 Caro-
line, dau. of R. Harvey, Esq., of Langley Park,
Bucks. Educated at Eton and Cb. Ch., Oxford
(Hon. D.C.L. of Oxford) ; is a Magistrate andDep.
Lieut, for Bucks, Oxon, and Northamptonshire,
and a Dep. Warden of the Stannaries ; late Cap-
tain Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry ; was a Lord of the
Treasury and Privy Seal to the Prince of Wales
in 1852. — Wotton, near Aylesbury, Bucks ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
CHANNELL, Sir ^WiUiam Pry, Knt. (cr. 1857).
Son of the late P. Channell, Esq., by Mary, step-
dau, of the late William Fry, Esq. ; h. 1804 ; m.
1834 Martha, youngest dau. of the late Richard
Moseley, Esq.. of Champion Hill, Surrey. Called
to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1827, and went the
Home Circuit ; became a Serjeant-at-Law 1840,
with Patent of Precedence ; appointed a Baron
of the Exchequer 1857. — Athenffium Club, S.W. ;
2, Clarendon Place, Hyde Park, W.
CHAPLIN Charles, Esq. (of Blankney).*
Eldest son of the late Charles Chaplin, Esq., by
Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of Robert Taylor,
Esq., M.D., of Winthorpe, Notts ; h. 1786 ; s.
1816 ; m, 1812 Caroline^ dau. of the late Hon.
Henry Fane, of Fulbeck. Educated at Harrow
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lincoln ; was M.P. for co. Lincoln
from 1818-32. — Blankney, near Sleaford, Lincoln-
shire.
Heir Pros., his nephew Henry (whom see).
CHAPLIN, Henry, Esq. (of Blankney).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Chaplin, by
Caroline Horatia, dau. of William Ellice, Esq., and
nephew of the late Charles Chaplin, Esq. ; h. 1840 ;
s. his uncle 1859. Educated at Harrow and Ch.
Ch., Oxford. This family has been seated in Lin-
* Died whilst these sheets were at press,
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colnshire .since the reign of Clharles II. — Blank-
ney, near Sleaford, Lincolnshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward, h. 1842.
CHAPLIN, Frederick, Esq. (of Taithwell Hall).
Fourth son of the late Rev. William Chaplin,
Rector of Raithby and Vicar of Hangham, co,
Lincoln, by Isabella, dau, of Sir Richard Sutton,
Bart., of Norwood Park ; Ij. 1803 ; s. 1840 ; m.
1835 Jane, eldest dau. of James B. Topham, Esq.,
of Candlesby. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lincoln. This family is descended from
Sir Francis Chaplin, Lord Mayor of London 1677,
whose son John married the dau. and heiress of
Sir John Haniby, of Taithwell, co. Lincoln, —
Taithwell Hall, near Louth, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son Frederick, h. 1836.
CHAPLIN, Col. Thomas (of Blankney),
Third son of the late Charles Chaplin, Esq., of
Blankney, by Elizabeth, dau. of Dr, Taylor, of Lin-
coln ; h. 1794 ; m. 1828 Millicent Mary, 2nd dau,
of William Reeve, Esq., of Leadenham, co. Lin-
coln. Educated at Harrow ; appointed to the
Coldstream Ouai'ds 1811 ; is in the Commission of
the Peace and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln ; was
M.P. for Stamford 1830-8. -Blankney, near Slea-
ford, Lincolnshire ; Arthur's and United Service
Clubs, S.W, ; 13, Montagu Square, W.
CHAPLIN, Mrs, (of Bwhurst Park),
Elizabeth, dau. of the late William Alston, Esq. ;
m. 1816 William James Chaplin, Esq., a Dep,
Lieut, for Hants, and M.P, for Salisbury 1847-57
vwho d. 1859). — Ewhurst Park, near Basingstoke,
Hants ; 2, Hyde-Park Gardens, W,
CHAPMAN, Sir Benjamin James, Bart. (cr.
1782),
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Chapman, Bart.,
by Margaret, dau. of James Fetherstonhaugh,
Esq., of Bracklin Castle ; h. 1810 ; s. his brother
as 4th Bart. 1852 ; m. 1849 Maria Sarah, dau. of
Richard Fetherstonhaugh, Esq., of Rockview, co.
Westmeath. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO, Westmeath (High Sheriff 1856) ; was M.P. for
CO. Westmeath 1814-7.— Killsea Castle, and St,
Lucy's, near Castle Delvin, co, Westmeath ; Re-
form Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother William, h. 1812 ; m. 1841
Louisa, dau. of Colonel A. Vausittart, of Shottes-
brooke, Berks,
CHAPMAN, Kev, Charles,
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles John Chapman,
by Jane Emily, dau. of Rev. Lawrence Gibbs, of
Brockdish, Norfolk, and Caenby, co. Lincoln ; b,
1808 ; m. 1839 Hester, dau. of the Rev. Thomas
Mills, of Coval Hall, Essex, Educated at Corpus
Christi Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1833) ;
is a Magistrate for Kent, and Rector of Acrise. — •
Acrise Rectory, near Canterbury,
CHAPMAN, James, Esq. D.C.L. (of Paul's Cray),
Eldest son of the late James Chapman, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of William Greenwood, Esq,, of Hil-
lingdou, Middlesex ; 6. 1797 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1840
I 2
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Ellen, tlaii. of tlie Eev. Geoi-fre Hutchinson.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Cli., Oxford (B.A. 1819,
D.C.L. 1824) ; is a Matristraie and Dep. Lieut, for
Kent, and Major in the West Kent Yeomanry
Cavalry ; was formerly an Advocate in Doctors'
Commons. This family have been in possession of
estates at Paul's Cray for several rrenerations. —
Paul's Cray Hill, Kent ; University Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Greenwood, h.
1802 ; m. 1S39 Elizabeth Catharine, dau. of Edward
A. Drummond-Hay, Esq.
CHAPMAN, Thomas, Esq., F.R.S.
Eldest son of the late Edward Chapman, Esq., by
Martha, dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Holt, Esq.,
of Whitby, co. York ; //. 1798 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1825
Maria Louisa, dau. of John Hanson, Esq., of the
Eookery, Woodford, and of Great Bromley Hall,
Essex. Educated at the East-India College School,
Hertford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Middlesex. — Whitby, Yorkshire ; Union Club,
S.W. ; 14, Montagu Place, Bryanston Square, W.
Heiress, his daughter Ethel Maria.
CHAPMAW, ■William, Esq. (of Southill).
Third son of the late Sir Thomas Chapman, Bart.,
of Killun, CO. Westmeath, by Margaret, dau. of
James Fetherston, Esq., of Brackley Castle ; h.
1812; m. 1841 Louisa, 3rd dau. of Colonel Van-
sittart, of Shottesbrookc, and granddau. of 1st Lord
Auckland. Is a Magistrate for co. Westmeath
(High Sheriff 1834). — Soutliil], near Castletown-
delvin, co. Westmeath.
Heir, his son William Eden, h. 1814.
CHARLEMONT (Earl of), Francis William Caul-
feild, K.P., P.O. (cr. 1763).
Elder son of the 1st Earl, by INIary, dau. of the late
Thomas Hickman, Esq. ; h. 1775; s. 1799 ; m. 1802
Anne, dau. of W. Bermingham, Esq,, of Rosshill,
CO. Galway, Elected a Eeiiresentative Peer for
Ireland in 1806 ; is Lord-Lieutenant and Custos
Ilotulorum of co. Tyrone ; cr. 1837 Baron Charle-
mont, U.K. — Marino, near Dublin ; Castle Caul-
feild, CO. Tyrone ; 22, Rutland Square, Dublin.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry (whom see).
CHARLEVILLE (Earl of), Charles WiUiam
Bury (cr. 1806).
Elder son of the 3ril Earl, by Arabella, dau. of
H. Case, Esq. ; h. 1852 ; s. as 4t]i Earl 1859 ; 2nd
title Lord TuUamore. — Charleville Forest, King's
CO. ; The Castle, Tullamore.
Heir Pres., his brother John Willi.am, h. 1854,
CHARLESWORTH, John Charlesworth Dodg-
son, Esq. (of Hatfield Hall).
Son of the late John Dodgson Cliarlesworth, Esq.,
of Chapelthorpo Hall, near Wakefield; h. 1815;
m. 1847 Sarah, 2nd dau. of Walker Fetherston-
haugh, Esq., of The Hermitage, co. Durham.
Educated at Sedbergh and St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1837, ^M. A. 1840) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the A^". Piding of York ; Lord
of the Manor of Grinton, N. Piding of York ; and
an extensive colliery proprietor i;i that county ;
w.as M.P. for Wakefield 1857-9.— Hatfield Hall
and Chapelthorpe Hall, near Wakefield ; Con-
servative and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 4, St. James's
Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Albany Hawke, h. 1854.
CHARLEY, John Stouppe, Esq. (of Finaghy
House).
Eldest son of the late Matthew Charley, Esq., by
]\Iary Anne, dau. of Walter Roberts, Esq., of
Collin House ; h. 1825 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1851 Mary
Stewart, dau. of the late Francis For.-^ter, Esq., of
Roshine Lodge, co. Donegal ; is a Magistrate for
COS. Antrim and Donegal. This family is of Eng-
lish descent, and settled in co. Antrim in the
17lh century. — Finaghy House, near Belfast;
Woodliurne, near Dunmurry, co. Antrim ; Island
of Aranmore, co. Donegal.
Hci); his son John Francis William, b. 1857.
CHARLEY, "William, Esq, (of Seymour Hill),
Second but eldest surviving son of the hate W.
Ch,arley, Esq., by Is.abella, dau. of William Hunter,
Esq., Justice of Peace, of Dunmurry; h. 1826 ; s.
1844 ; m. 1856 Ellen Anna Matilda, dau. of Ed-
ward Johnson, Esq., Justice of Peace. Is a Magis-
trate for COS. Antrim and Down. The family of
Charley or Chorley is of English descent; they
settled in Ulster in the 17th century. — Sej'mour
Hill, Dunmurry, near Lisburn, Ireland,
Heir, his son William, fi. 1857.
CHARLTON,* St, John Chiverton, Esq, (of
Apley Castle).
Son of the late William Charlton, Esq., by Catha-
rine Thomas ; h. 179- ; m. 1st 1820 Jane, only dau.
of T. Meyrick, Esq., of Bush, co. Pembroke ; 2nd
1842 Ann, dau. of P. Charlton, Esq. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop (High Sheriff 18— ).—
A]i]ey Castle, near Wellington, co. Salop.
Heir, his son William St. John, b. 1822, Cap-
tain S. Salop Yeomanry Cavalry, late Captain 1st
Royals ; served in the Crimea 1854-6.
CHARLTON, Thomas Brovighton, Esq, (of Chil-
well),
I'jldest son of the late William Charlton, Esq,, by
Emma, dau. of the Rev. Peter Broughton, of Tun-
stall H.Ui, CO. Salop ; b. 1815; s. 1831 ; m. 1843
Fanny Dora, dau. of the late John Walter, Esq., of
Bearwood, Berks. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep, Lieut,
for Notts, This family is supposed to have sprung
from Charlton, near Woolwich.* — Chilwell, Not-
tingham.
Jlcir, his son Nicholas John, h. 1847.
* John dc Charlton (wliich name was derived probably from
Charlton, adjoining Woolwich, in Kent), is said, in Lyson's
" Environs of London," to have owned Hillingdon, and
several other manors in Middlesex in 1337. Thomas de Charl-
ton sold his interest in the manor of Woolwich in 1374. Sir
Thomas Charlton, by marriagpe with the co-heir of Sir Adam
Francis, acquired Edmonton, of which his son, Sir Thomas,
became sole heir. Sir Richard, his son, was jncluded in the
attainder 1st Henry VII., beini? present at the battle of
Bosworth, on the side of Richard III., and his possessions
were granted to supporters of theTuclors. Thomas Charlton,
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CHARLTON", William Henry, Esq. (of Hesley-
side).
Eldest son of the late William John Charlton, Esq.,
by Katharine Henrietta, dau. of Francis Chol-
meley, Esq., of Brandsby, co. York ; b. 1810 ; s.
1846 ; in. 1839 Barbara, dau. of Michael Tasburgh,
Esq., of Burghwallis, co. York. Educated at St.
Cuthbert's Coll., Ushaw, and Edinburgh Univer-
sity ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northum-
berland (High Sheriff 1857). This f;xmily has been
seated at Hesleyside since the early part of the
14th century. — Hesleyside, Bellingham, Northum-
berland.
Heir, his son William Oswald, h. 1850.
CHARLTON - MEYRICK,* Thomas, Esq. (of
Bush),
Second son of Thomas Chiverton Chai'lton, Esq.,
of Apley Castle, co. Salop, by his 1st wife Jane
Sophia, only dau. and heiress of the late Thomas
Meyrick, Esq., of Bush, co. Pembroke ; b. 1837 ;
s. his grandfather 18 — . Educated at Eton. — Bush,
Pembrokeshire.
CHARRINGTON, Rev. Nicholas George.
Youngest son of the late Nicholas Charrington,
Esq., of Ley Spring, Leytonstone, Essex ; b. 1821 ;
s. 1859 ; m. 1853 Mary, dau. of Joseph Daw, Esq.,
of Camberwell Grove, Surrey. Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1843, M.A. 1846) ; is Curate
of Great Baddow, Essex. — Great Baddow, near
Chelmsford, Essex.
CHATTERTON, Sir James Charles, Bart., K.H.,
LL.D., &c. (cr. 1801).
Youngest son of the late Sir James Chatterton,
Bart., by Bebecca, dau. of Abraham Lane, Esq., of
Cork ; b. 1796 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1855 ;
m. 1825 Annette, youngest dau. of James Atkin-
son, Esq., of Lendale, co. York. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (LL.D. 185G) ; entered the
Army in the Eoyal Lancers 1810 ; became Major-
General 1854 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. and city of Cork, and a Magistrate for cos.
Tipperary and Galway ; a Gentleman of the Privy
C'hamber, and Grand Master of Munster ; served
in Spain, Portugal, Flanders, France, and at
Waterloo ; is a Knight of Sau Fernando of Spain ;
is Colonel of the 5tli Royal Lancers ; was formerly
in the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards ; waslM.P.
for Cork 1834-5 and 1849-52. This family is of
Norman origin, being descended from Alleyne
de Chatterton, who accompanied William the Con-
queror to England in 1066, and the name occurs
upon the Roll of Battle Abbey. Pierre de Chat-
terton fought at Agincourt, and received from the
king the motto "Loyal a Mort," still retained by
the family. — Castle Mahon, near Cork ; Carlton
and United Service Clubs, S.W.
CHAWNER, Edward Hore, Esq. (of Newton
Manor).
Eldest son of the late Henry Chawner, Esq., by
Mary, only dau. and heiress of Edward Hore, Esq.,
h. temp. Henry VIII., was of Sandiacro, near Nottingham,
where he rf. 1579. His son Thomas, ancestor of the present
owner, was confirmed by the Heralds' College, in l6l2, in the
right to bear the arms of his ancestors, to Which a crcsit was
added.
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of Esher, Surrey ; b. 1802 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1829
Amelia, dau. of — Belstead, Esq., of Dedham,
Essex, Educated at Harrow and University Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Captain in the Army unattached ;
was formerly in the 4th Dragoon Guards. This
family is of ancient Welsh descent, derived from
Madoc Crywm, son of Trey hay rne ap Gwillim ap
Maydoc ap Maelor (_Irywm. The name was origin-
ally Chaloner, but was changed to Chawner to evade
detection, in consequence of a member of the family
having signed the death-warrant of Charles I. — ■
Newton Manor-house, near Alton, Hants ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Henry, b. 1830 ; m. 1857
Frances Sidney, dau. of John Hampden Gledstanes,
Esq., of Cheshunt, Herts.
CHAYTOR, Sir WiUiam Richard Carter, Bart,
(cr, 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Chaytor, Bart.,
l>y Isabella, dau. of John Carter, Esq., of Tunstall
and Richmond, co. Y^ork ; b. 1805 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1847; m. 1st 1836 Annie, eldest dau. of — Lacy,
Esq., of Easingwold ; 2nd 1852 Mary, dau. of
J. W, Smith, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co.
Durham, and Patron of 3 livings ; was M.P. for
Durham 1831-4. — Clervaux Castle and Croft Hall,
near Darlington.
Heir, his son William, b. 1837.
CHEAPE, Sir John, K.C.B. (cr. 1849).
Son of the late John Cheape, Esq. ; b. 1792; m.
18 — Ellen, dau. of W. Plowden, Esq. (divorced).
Educated at Woolwich and Addiscombe ; a Major-
General in Indian Army, Honorary A. -D.-C. to the
Queen, and Chief of the Bengal Engineers ; served
in the Deccan 1817-18, and at siege of Mundla ;
appointed Assistant Surveyor-General 1823 ; served
in Ava 1824-6 ; became Executive Engineer of
Kurnaul Divi.sion 1838, and Chief Engineer of
Presidency Division 1841 ; was in command of the
Engineers at the siege of Mooltan ; commanded the
Bengal Division of the Forces in Burmah 1852. —
Oriental Club, W.
CHEESE, James, Esq. (of Huntington Com-t),
Eldest son of the late Edmund Cheese, Esq., of
Ridgebourne, co. Hereford, by Mary, dau. and
heiress of James Watkins, Esq., of Brecon ; b.
1798 ; s. his brother Edmund Watkins Cheese,
Esq., of Ridgebourne, Justice of Peace and Dep.
Lieut,, 1837 ; ni. 1821 Anne Bisse, only dau. and
heiress of John Cowper, Esq., of Bristol. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford (High
Sheriff 1851), and a Magistr.ate for co. Radnor.
This family has been i-esident in co. Hereford since
1616.^ — Huntington Court, near Kington, Here-
fordshire,
HeircsK, his dau. Anne Cowper, in. 1853 Thomas
Lloyd, Esq., eldest son of Eyre Lloyd, Esq., of
Prospect, Castle Connell, co. Limerick.
OHEETHAM, John, Esq. (of Eastwood).
Son of the late George Cheetham, Esq., of Staley-
bridge ; b. 1802 ; m. 1831 Emma, dau. of the late
Thomas Rayner, Esq., of Ashton-under-Lyne, Is
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
a Magistrate for cos. Lancaster and Chester, and
was M.P. for S. Lancashire 1852-9.— Eastwood,
near Staleybridge, Lancashire ; Eeform Club, S.W.
CHELMSFORD (Lord), Frederic Thesiger, P.C.
{cr. 1858).
Youngest and onlj' surviving son of the late Charles
Thesiger, Esq., by Mary Anne, dau. of Theophilus
Williams, Esq.; h. 179i ; m. 1822 Anna Maria,
dau. of W. Tinling, Esq.. of Southampton. Was
formerly in the Navy ; called to the Bar at Gray's
Inn 1818 ; is a Bencher of the Inner Temple ; was
Solicitor-General 1844-5, Attorney-General 1845-6,
and Feb.— Dec. 1852, and Lord Chancellor 1858-9;
was M.P. for W^oodstock 1840-4, for Abingdon
1844-52, for Stamford 1852-S.— 7, Eaton .Sq., S.W.
Heir, his son Frederic Augustus, Lieutenant-
Colonel 95th foot ; h. 1827.
CHELSEA, Viscount. " ' '
Henry Charles Cadogan, eldest son of 3rd Earl
Cadogan ; h. 1812 ; to. 1836 Mary, dau. of late
Hon. and Rev. G. Wellesley, D.D. Educated at
Eton and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A.
1835) ; is Colonel of the Westminster Militia, and
a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ; was Attache at St.
Petersburg 1834-5 ; M.P. for Eeading 1841-7, and
for Dover 1852-7 ; Secretary of Embassy at Paris
1858-9. — Santon Downham, near Brandon, Suffolk ;
Carlton, White's, and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 28,
Lowndes Street, S.W.
Heir, his son George Henry, h. 1840.
CHENEY, Bobert Henry, Esq. (of Badger
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Lieuteuant-General Robert
Cheney, of the Grenadier Guards, by Harriet,
youngest dau. of the late Ralph Carr, Esq., of
Duns'ton Hill, Durham ; b. 1800 ; s. 1820. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1821) ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop ;
represents the Cheneys of Kent. — Badger Hall,
near Shiffnall, Shropshire ; 4, Audley Sqixare, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward, h. 1808.
CHEEMSIDE, Sir Bobert Alexander, M.D.,
K.C.H., K.B.E., K.L.H.
Son of the late Dr. Chermside, of Portaferry, co.
Down, by Mary, dau. of — Jackson, Esq. ; h.
1792 ; m. 1821 Jane Merriel, dau. of E. Williams,
Esq. (she cl. 1852). Is a Fellow of the Coll. of
Physicians, London, and M.D. of Edinl)Ui-gh ; late
Physician to the British Embassy at Paris ; was
formerly Surgeon to the 10th Hussars; served in
Spain, France, Flanders, and at Watei'loo. — 3, Rue
Taitbout, Paris.
Heir, his son Richard Seymour Conway, M.A.,
of Exeter Coll., Oxford, and Rector of AVilton, near
Salisbury ; h. 1,823 ; m. 1846 Emily, dau. of J.
Dawson, Esq., and niece of the late John Walter,
Esq., M.P.
CHE SHAM (Lord), Charles Compton Cavendish
(cr. 1858).
Fourth son of the 1st Earl of Burlington, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of 7th Earl of Nortliampton ; h. 1793 ;
TO. 1814 Katharine, dau. of 9th Marquis of Huntly,
K.T. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks;
was M.P. for Newton 1820-30, for E. Sussex 1832-
41, for Youghall 1841-7, and for Bucks 1847-57.
Represents a younger branch of the ducal house of
Devonshire. — Latimer, near Chesham, Bucks ; 19,
Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son William George (whom see).
CHESTEB (Bishop of), John Graham, D.D,
Son of the late J. Graham, Esq., of Durham ; h.
1794; m. 1833 Mary, dau. of Rev. R. Porteus ;
was formerly Fellow and Master of Christ's Coll.,
Cambridge (where he graduated in 1816 as 4th
Wrangler), and Chaplain to H.Il.H. the Prince
Consort ; is Clerk of Closet to the Queen. Patron-
age 46 livings. Consecrated 1848. — The Palace,
Chester; Euston Hotel, N.W.
CHESTEB, Harry, Esq.
Youngest and only surviving son of the late Sir
Robert Chester, Master of the Ceremonies to
George III. and IV., and William IV. and Queen
Victoria, by Eliza, dau. of John Ford, Esq., of
Sproughton Chantry, Suffolk ; h. 1806 ; r,i. 1st 1837
Anna Maria, dau. of Roliert Isherwood, Esq. ; 2nd
1856 Henrietta Mary, dau. of George Goff, Esq.
Educated at the Charterhouse, and Westminster,
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; appointed Clerk in
Privy Council Office in 1826 ; was attached to the
Legation at Lisbon in 1833 ; was Assistant Secre-
tary to Committee of Council on Education, which
post he resigned in 1858 ; is a Magistrate for Mid-
dlesex, and a Vice-President of the Society of Arts.
This family was formerly seated in Derbyshire and
afterwards in Hertfordshire. — Athenaeum Club,
S.W. ; 63, Rutland Gate, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert IMervyn, ?). 1843.
CHESTEB, Miss (of Cartown).
Henrietta, only dau. of the late Henry Chester,
Escj., Justice of Peace and Dep. Lieut., for-
merly M.P. for CO. Louth, by Lauriana, dau. of
Gerald Willon, Esq., late of Mananslown, co.
Meath ; s. her father 1855. — Cartown, nearDrog-
heda, co. Louth ; 35, Lowndes Street, S.W.
CHESTEEPIELD (Earl of), George Augxistus
Frederick Stanhope, P.C. (cr. 1628).
Only son of the 5th Earl, by his 2nd wife Henrietta,
dau. of 1st Marquis of Bath ; h. 1805; s. 1815;
m. 1830 Ann Elizabeth, dau. of 1st Lord Forester.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is Here-
ditary Governor of Repton School ; was Master
of the Buckhouuds 1834-5 ; is descended from a
common ancestor with the Earl of Harrington and
Earl Stanhope. Patronage 10 livings. — Bretby
Hall, near Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire ;
Gedling, near Nottingham ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
33, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son Lord Stanhope, late Lieutenant
Royal Horse Guards Blue ; h. 1831.
CHETHAM-STBODE, Sir Edward, K.C.B.,
K.C.H. (of Southill Hovrse).
Fourth son of the late Thomas Chetham, Esq., of
Mellor Hall, Derbyshire, by Anne, dau. of Ed-
ward Strode, Esq., of South Hill, Somerset ; h.
1774; assumed in 1845 the additional surname
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of Strode, on inheriting the family estates ; in.
1810 Margaret Kezia, 3rd dau. of Peter Dean,
Esq., of the Bahamas. Entered the Navy 178G,
became an Admiral 1841 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Somerset. This family derive their
descent from Warine de la Strode, Lord of Strode,
CO. Dorset, temp. 'William I., in whose retinue he
came from Bretagne, in France. One of his de-
scendants was Colonel William Strode, one of the
five members demanded jjy King Charles I. out of
the House of Commons. — Southill House, near
Shepton Mallet, Somerset.
Heir, his son Edward Charles Strode, h. 1813 ;
w. ISli Amelia, dau. of • — ■ Eiddiford, Esq.
CHETWODE, Sir John ISTowdigate Liidford,
Bart. (cr. 1700).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Chetwode, Bart., by
Henrietta, eldest dau. of George Harry, 5th Earl
of Stamford and Warrington ; b. 1788 ; s. as 5th
Bart. 1845 ; m. 1821 Elizabeth Juliana, dau. of
John Newdigate Ludford, Esq., of Ansley Hall,
CO. Warwick (whose name he assumed in 1826).
Educated at Westminster ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick (High Sheriff 1852),
and Patron of 1 living. — Chetwode, near Bucking-
ham ; Oakley, Mucclestone, Staffordshire.
I/eir Pres., his brother George, in Holy Orders,
Eectorof Ashton-under-Lyne; 6.1791; m.lstl808
Charlotte Anne, dau. of Moreton Walhouse, Esq.,
and sister of 1st Lord Hatherton (she d. 1837) ;
2nd 1841 Mrs. Leslie Jones, dau. of the late Dr.
Shipley, Dean of St. Asaph ; 3rd 1849 Elizabeth
Anne, widow of Fiennes Trotman, Esq.
CHETWODE, Edward Wilmot, Esq. (of Wood-
brook).
Only son of the late Eobert Wilmot, Esq., of Cork,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Eev. John Chetwode, of
Glanmire, co. Cork; 6.1801; s. his father in
1815, and his cousin, Jonathan Cope Chetwode,
Esq., of Woodbrook (claimant of the ancient Eng-
lish Barony de Wahul*), in 1839, when he assumed
by Royal license the name and arras o.f Chetwode ;
m. 1830 Lady Jean Janet Erskine, 2nd surviving
dau. of the 15th Earl of Mar. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate for
Queen's co. — Woodbrook, near Porlarlington,
Queen's co.
Heir, his son Knightley, h. 1831.
CHETWYND (Viscount), Richard Walter Chet-
wynd (cr. 1717).
Only son of the late Viscount, by Charlotte, dau.
of Thomas Cartwright, Esq., of Aynhoe, co. North-
ampton ; h. 1800 ; s. as 6th Viscount 1821 ; m.
1822 Mary, dau. of the late Eobert Moss, Esq.
(she d. 1857). Late Lieutenant Oxfordshire Yeo-
manry ; was formerly an Officer in the 62nd foot
and the Grenadier Guards. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with the Baronet of the
same name. — Littleham, near Exmouth, Devon.
Heir, his son Richard Walter, h. 1823 ; m. 1858
* A claim to this barony was preferred as far back as the
reign of James I., by his ancestor, Richard Chetwode, and
the Lords Commissioners of the Earl Marshal reported in
liis favour.
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Harriet Johanna, dau. of the late Walter Camp-
bell, Esq. ; educated at Eton and Sandhurst ; en-
tered the Army 1840 ; became Lieutenant 14th
Dragoons 1849 ; retired 1853.
CHETWrND, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1795).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Chetwynd, Bart.,
by Hannah Maria, dau. of John Sparrow, Esq., of
Bishton Hall, co. Stafford; 6.1809; s. as' 3rd
Bart. 1850 ; m. 1843 Charlotte Augusta, dau. of
3rd Marquis of Downshire. Educated at W^est-
minster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1830); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick, and
Patron of 1 living. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with Viscount Chetwynd. —
Grendon Hall, near Atherstone, Warwickshire ;
Mancetter Lodge, near Warv/ick ; Reform and
Carlton Clubs, S.W^.
Ilcir, his sou George, 6. 1849.
CHETWYND, Captain William Pawkener (of
Brocton Hall).
Second son of the late Sir G. Chetwynd, Bart., by
Jane, dau. of Richard Bantin, Esq., of Little Far-
ringdon, Berks, and uncle of Sir G. Chetwynd,
Bart, (whom see) ; 6. 1788 ; m. 1843 Mary Anne,
dau. of Sir 0. Mosley, Bart. Educated at Brasc
nose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1814) ; is a
Major in the Army, formerly Captain 1st Life
Guards ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, force. Staf-
ford ; was M.P. for Stafford 1832-3 and 1835-41.
— Brocton Hall, near Stafford ; Arthur's and
Union Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son William, 6. 1847.
CHEVALL-TOOEE, Charles, Esq. (of Hxirston
Clays).
Second and only surviving son of the late Thomas
Tooke, Esq., F.E.S. (Author of the "History of
Prices "), by Priscilla, dau. of Charles Combe,
Esq., M.D. ; 6. 1808 ; m. 1840 Maria, dau. of
John Cayley, Esq., of Wallington, Surrey ; assumed
the name of Chevall in addition to that of Tooke
1859. Called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1833 ; is a Magistrate for Sussex. This family was
formerly of Bere Court, near Dover. — Hurston
Clays, near East Grinstead, Sussex.
CHEVALLIER, Barrington,Esq. (of the Grove)
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. John Che-
vallier, by Emily, dau. of Rev. Barrington B,
Syer, of Kedington, Suffolk; 6. 1819; w. 1st
1846 Ellen, dau. of Major Brownson, late of 23rd
Welsh Fusiliers ; 2nd 1863 Mary Wardell, dau; of
Matthew Leach, Esq., of Islington. Educated
at the Charterhouse and Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1840, M.D. 1852) ; is a Magistrate for Suf-
folk. This family has been settled in Suffolk
upwards of 150 years, but was formerly resident
in Jersey. — The Grove, Ipswich, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Barrington Henry, h. 1851.
CHEVALLIER, Rev. Charles Henry (of Aspall).
Third son of the late Rev. John Chevallier, by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Cole, Esq., of Jamaica ;
h. 1823 ; m. 1864 Isabella Frances, only dau. of
Rev. Francis Cobbold. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1847) ; appointed In-
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
cumbent of Aspall 1849 ; is a Magistrate for Suf-
folk. This family was formerly resident ia Nor-
mandy, and fled at the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes to Jersey, and thence removed to England,
where they settled at Aspall in 1705. — Aspall, near
Debenham, Suffolk.
Ilcir, his son John Barrington Trapneli, h. 1857.
CHICHESTER (Earl of), Henry Thomas Pelham
(cv. 1801).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Mary Henrietta,
dau. of 6th Duke of Leeds ; h. 1804 ; s. 1826 ; m.
1828 Mary, dau. of 6th Earl of Cardigan. Edu-
cated at Westminster ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Sussex ; was formerly a Major in
the Army. Patronage 5 livings. This family re-
presents a branch of the ducal house of Newcastle.
— Stanmer Park, near Lewes, Sussex ; 22, Gros-
venor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Pelham, M.A., of Trinity
Coll., Cambridge, h. 1838.
CHICHESTER (Bishop of), Ashxirst Tiirner
G-ilbert, D.D.
Son of the late — Gilbert, Esq., of Manchester ;
h. 1782 ; m. 1822 Mary Anne, dau. of the late
Eev. E. Wintle. Educated at the Grammar-school,
Manchester ; was Fellow and Principal of Brasenose
Coll., Oxford (where he graduated B.A. as 1st class
classics 1802, M.A. 18n, D.D. 1822) ; was Vice-
Chancellor of Oxford 18-36-40; consecrated 1842.
Patronage 30 livings. — The Palace, Chichester,
Sussex ; Athenaiuum Chtli, S.W. ; 43, Queen-
Anne Street, W.
CHICHESTER, Sir Arthur, Bart. (cr. 1G40).
Eldest son of the late Sir Arthur Chichester, Bart.,
by Charlotte, youngest dau. of Sir James Hamlyn
Williams, Bart. ; h. 1822 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1842 ;
m. 1847 Mary, dau. of John Nicholetts, Esq., of
South Petherton, Somerset. Is a Mnjor North
Devon Rifles, and was formerly Captain 7th Hus-
sars. Patronage ] living. This fnmily is descended
from a common ancestor with the Marquis of Do-
negall. — Youlston, near Barnstaple, Devon.
Ilcir, his son Arthur, h. 1848.
CHICHESTER, Sir Alexander Palmer Bruce,
Bart. (or. 1840).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Palmer Bruce
Chichester, Bart., who was M.P. for Barnstaple
1831-41, by Caroline, dau. of Thomas Thistle-
thwayte, Esq., of Southwick Park, Hants (she re-
married 1853 Colonel Studliolme Hodgson, CB.) ;
h. 1842 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1851. Educated at Eton ;
is Patron of 6 livings. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with the Marquis of
Donegall. . — Arlington Court, near Barnstaple,
Devon,
CHICHESTER, Hon. Frederick Arthur Henry.
Third son of the 1st Lord Templemore ; h. 1824 ;
m. 1852 Frances Marianne, dau. of D. Tighe, Esq.
Is a Clerk in the India Office, and Gentleman
LTsher of the Scarlet Rod : late Lieutenant Sussex
Militia.— 8, Great Cumberland Street, Hyde Park,
W,
CHICHESTER, Very Rev. Lord Edward, D.D.
Second son of the 2nd Marquis of Donegall, and
heir pres. to that title ; h. 1799 ; m. 1821 Amelia,
dau. of the late Henry Deane Gradj', Esq., of Lodge,
CO. Limerick. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; appointed Dean of Raphoe 1832 ; Chajdain
to Lord-Lieut, of Ireland 1853. — The Deanery,
Raphoe, Ireland.
Heir, his son George Augustus Hamilton, li. 1822.
CHICHESTER, Lord John Ludford.
Sixth son of the 2nd Marquis of Donegall ; h.
1811 ; m. 1844 Caroline, dau. of Henry Bevan,
Esq. Educated at Eton ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Antrim; was M.P. for Belfast 1845-52; formerly
Captain 87th foot. — Chichester Lodge, near Bel-
fast ; 8, St. George's Place, W.
CHICHESTER-NAGLE, Joseph, Esq. (of Cal-
verleigh Court).
Eldest son of the late Charles Joseph Chichester,
Esq., byHonoria, dau. of Robert F. French, Esq.,
of Eahasane, co. Galway ; h. 1792; s. 1837; m.
1826 Henrietta Caroline, dau. of Newton, 4tli Earl
of Portsmouth ; has assumed the additional name
of Nagle. Educated at Stoneyhurst Coll. ; is a
Magistrate for Devon.- — Calverleigh Court, near
Tiverton, Devon.
Heir, his son Nugent, late Captain 7th Dragoon
Guards ; b. 1827 ; m. 1853 Amelia Mary, dau. of
Joseph Lamb, Esq., of Ax well Park, co, Durham,
CHILD, Smith, Esq. fof Rownall Hall).
Son of the late J. G. Child, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau.
of T. Parsons, Esq. ; h. 1808 ; m. 1835 Sarah, dau.
of II. C. Hill, Esq., of Stallington Hall, co. Stafl'ord.
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1829) ; is a Magistrate for co. Stafford ; was M.P.
for North Staffordshire 1851-9.— Rownall Hall,
near Leek, Staffordshire ; Stallington Hall, near
Stone, Staffordshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
CHILDE, William Lacon, Esq. (of Kinlet Hall).
Only son of the late Y^'illiam Baldwyn, Esq. (who
assumed the surname and arras of Chiide only), by
Anrabella, 2nd dau. of Sir Charlton Leighton, Bart.,
of Loton Park, co. Salop ; h. 1786 ; s. 1824 ; m,
1807 Harriet, 2nd dau. of the late Y'illiam Cludde,
Esq., of Orleton, co. Salop. Educated at Harrow
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Worcester and Salop (High Sheriff
1828); was formerly M.P. for Wenlock.— Kinlet
Hall, near Bevvdley ; Kyre House, near Tenbury,
Worcestershire.
Heir, his son AVilliam Lacon, h. 1810 ; m. 1839
Barbara Denise, 5th dau. of the late Tliomas Giffard,
Esq., of Chillington (she il. 1841).
CHILDE-PEMBERTON, Charles Orlando, Esq.
(of Millichope Park).
Third son of William Lacon Chiide, Esq., of Kinlet,
CO. Salop, by Harriet, dau. of the late William
Cludde, Esq., of Orleton ; h. 1812; s. 1848 ; w.
1849 Augusta Mary, dau. of the late Henry Daven-
port Shakesjiear, Esq. Educated at Harrow and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1834) ; is a Magistrate for
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CO. Salop (High .Siieriff 1859).— Millichope Park,
Church- Stretton, Shroj)shire ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
JIdr, his ?on Charles Baldw}'!), h. 1853.
CHILDERS, John \!^albanke, Esq. (of Cantley
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Jolin W. Childers,
by Selina, 3rd dau. and codieir of Sampson, Lord
Eardley {cxt.) ; h. 1798; m. 1824 Anne, only dau.
of the late Sir F. L. Wood, Bart., of Hickleton
Hall, CO. York. Educated at Eton and Ch. Cli.,
Oxford (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1831) ; is a Magistrate
for W. iiiding of Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Cam-
bridgeshire 1833-4, for Malton 1836-16 and 1847-
52. — Cantley Hall, near Doncaster, Yorkshire ;
Reform Club, S.W.
llch; his son Itowland Francis, h. 1825 ; in. 1853
Susan Anne, youngest dau. of C4eneral Bourchier,
of Lavant House, near Chichester.
CHINNERY, Rev. Sir Nicholas, Bart. (or. 1799).
Only son of the late Sir B. Chinnery, Bart., by
Diana Elizabeth, dau. of the late G. Vernon, Esq.,
of Clontarf Castle, co. Dublin ; h. 1804 ; s. 1840 ;
'/«. 1843 Anne, elder dau. of the late Rev. John
Vernon, of Cavan. Educated at Queen's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1829) ; is in Holy
Orders. This family is of English extraction, but
received lands in Ireland in the reign of Charles II.
—18, Hyde-Park Square, W.
Heiress, his daughter Anna Elizabeth Frances.
CHISHOLM, The (of Erchless Castle).
Head of the family of Chisholm, and as such styled
"The Cihisholmof Chisholm." By the death of Dun-
can Macdonell, The Chisholm, in 1858, the entailed
estate goes to a collateral branch, the representa-
tive of which has not as yet (November, 1859) made
good his title. — Erchless Castle, near Inverness,
N.B.
CHOLMELEY, Sir Montagu John, Bart, (cr.
1806).
Eldest son of the late Sir Montagu Cholmeley,
Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of John Harrison, Esq.,
of Norton Place, co. Lincoln; h. 1802 ; s. as 3rd
Bart. 1831 ; m. 1829 Georgiana, dau. of 8th Duke
of St. Alban's ; is a magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lincoln ; was M.P. for N. Lincolnshire 1847-51.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with the Marquis of Cholmondeley and Lord
Delamere. — Eastou Hall and Norton Place, near
Grantliam, Lincolnshire ; 10, Upper Belgrave
Street, S.W.
Jleir, his sou Hugh Arthur Henry, b. 1839.
CHOLMONDELEY (Marquis of), George
Horatio Cholmondeley, P.O. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of 1st Marquis, by Georgiana Charlotte,
dau. of 3rd Duke of Ancaster ; b. 1792 ; s. as 2nd
Marquis 1827 ; m. 1st 1812 Caroline, dau. of the
late Lieut. -General Sir Colin Campbell, K.C.B.
(she d. 1815) ; 2nd 1830 Susan Carohne, dau. of
6th Duke of Beaufort; was M.P. for Castle Rising
1818-21 ; summoned to the House of Lords as Lord
Newburgh 1824 ; is Joint Hereditary Great Cham-
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berlain and Vice-Admiral of Cheshire ; co-heir to
the Barony of Wharton {e.rl.) ; Patron of 5 livings. —
Cholmondeley Castle, near Nantwich, Cheshire ;
Houghton Hall, near Rougham, Norfolk ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 12, Carlton Terrace, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Lord William Henry
Hugh (whom see).
CHOLMONDELEY, Lord William Henry
Hugh.
Second son of the late George James, 2nd Marquis
of Cholmondeley, by Georgina Charlotte, dau. of
Peregrine, 3rd Duke of Ancaster {ext.), and heir
pres. to the Marquisate of Cholmondeley ; h. 1800 ;
m. 1825 Marcia Emma Georgiana, 2nd dau. of late
Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot, M.P. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Hants and Norfolk ; was M.P. for
Castle Rising 1824-32, for South Hants 1852-7.—
Holly Hill, near Southampton, Hants ; National
Club, S.W.
Hdr, his son Charles George, Ij. 1829 ; m. 1854
Susan Caroline, dau. of Sir George Dashwood, Bart,
CHOLMONDELEY, Hon. and Kev. Henry Pitt.
Third son of the 1st Lord Delamere ; h. 1820 ; m.
1848 Mary, 5th dau. of the 1st Lord Leigh. Edu-
cated at Rugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1841,
M.A. 1844) ; elected Fellow of All Souls 1842 ;
appointed Rector of Broad well-cum-Adlestrop 1852.
— Adlestrop Rectory, near Chipping Norton, Oxon.
Heir, his sou Francis Grenville, b. 1850.
CHOLMONDELEY, Hon. Thomas Grenville (of
Abbott's Moss).
Second son of the late Lord Delamere, by Henrietta
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart.,
M.P., of Wynnstay; b. 1818; m. 1850 Katharine
Lucy, 2nd dau. of Sir Tatton Sykes, Bart. Edu-
cated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Chester ; was formerly Captain 43rd Light
Infantry ; appointed Lieutenant-Colonel 1st Royal
Cheshire Militia 1852. — Abbott's Moss, near North-
wich, Cheshire.
Heir, his son Hugh Cecil, b. 1852.
CHOWNE, Rev. James Henry (of Slape House).
Only surviving son of the late James Tilson, Esq.,
of Goring, Oxon, by Frances, dau. of the late
Wm. Sanford, Esq., of Walford, Somerset ; b. 1812;
s. 1835 ; m. 1835 Mary Maynard, eldest dau. of
the late William Braddon, Esq., of Blacklands,
Devon, formerly in tlie E. I. Vo.'s Civil Service,
Bengal ; assuined the surname of Chowne only, on
the death of the late General Chowne, under the
will of Mary, late Countess De Bruhl. Educated
at Addiscoinbe and St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1847, M.A. 1850); is in Holy Orders ; was
formerly an officer in the Bengal Army, and re-
signed as Captain in 1846. This family is of an-
cient origin ; that of Tilson tracing to remote
antiquity in Yorkshire and Ireland : the name of
Chowne is borne upon the Rolls of Battle Abbey,
and they were formerly settled in Kent and Sussex.
■ — Slape House, Netherbury, Dorset ; 79, Pall
Mall, S.W.
Heir, his son William Christopher, an officer in
the Bengal Army, h. 1838.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OP
CHRISTIE, Charles Maitlancl, Esq. (of Dtirie).
Eldest son of the late James Christie, Esq., by his
2nd wife Mary Turner, eldest dau. of the late Hon.
C. Maitland ; h. 1785 ; s. 1803 ; m. 1st 1815 Mary
Butler, eldest dan. of the Hon. Eobert Lindsay ;
2nd 1830 Elizabeth, 4th dau. of Alexander Pringle,
Esq., of Yair, N.B. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co, Fife. — Durie, near Leven, Fifeshire,
N.B.
Heir, his son James, h. 1816 ; m. 1858 Frances,
dau. of David Pringle, Esq., of the Yair family.
CHRISTMAS,* 'Wmiam, Esq. (of "WTiitfield),
Son of the late W. Christmas, Esq. ; m. 18 — a
dau. of the late Colonel Whinyates, of Gloucester.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Waterford (High Sheriff
1837) ; was M.P. for Waterford 1834-5 and 1841-2.
— Whitfield, near Waterford ; University Club,
S.W.
CHRISTY, Samuel, Esq. (of Poynton Hall).
Second son of the late Thomas Christy, Esq., of
Broomfield, Essex, by Eebecca, dau. of S. How-
ling, Esq. ; h. 1811 ; m. 1842 Mary, dau. of T.
Hardcastle, Esq. Is a Commissioner of Lieutenancy
for London ; was M.P. for Newcastle-under-Lyne
1847-59. — Poynton Hall, near Stockport, Cheshire;
Crookston, Midlothian, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
21, St. James's Place, S.W.
Heir, his son AVilliam Henry, h. 1850.
CHURCH, Sir Richard, G.C.H., C.B. (cr. 1822).
Son of the late Matthew Church, Esq., of co. Cork ;
h. 1785 ; m. 1826 Elizabeth Augusta, dau. of Sir
P. Wilmot, Bart., of Chaddesden ; is a Lieutenant-
Colonel in the Army, formerly Ensign 13th foot ;
was afterwards in the Greek Light Infantry'; served
in Egypt and Sicily ; is a Knight of St. Ferdinand
of Sicily, and of St. George of Naples. — Athens.
CHURCHILL (Lord), Francis George Spencer,
D.C.L. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Frances, dau. of the
3rd Duke of Grafton; h. 1802; s. as 2nd Lord
1845 ; in. 1849 Jane, dau. of the 2nd Marquis of
Conyngham, K.P. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Oxon, and Colonel of the Queen's Own Oxford-
shire Yeomanry. Patron 1 living. The 1st Peer
was a son of the 3rd Duke of Marlborough. — Corn-
bury Park, hear Charlbury, Oxon ; 33, Albemarle
Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother George Augustus
(whom see).
CHURCHILL, Lord Alan Spencer,
Third .son of the 5th Duke of Marlborough ; h.
1825 ; m. 1846 Ros.amond, dau. of T. Dowker,
Esq. Educated at Eton ; entered the Army as
Ensign 1842, became Lieutenant 8th Hussars
1844, retired 1845 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Oxon, and
Lieutenant Oxfordshire Yeomanry. — Blenheim
Palace, near Woodstock, Oxon ; J unior United
Service Club, S.W, ; 4, Lowndes Square, S.W.
CHURCHILL, Lord Alfred Spencer,
Second son of the 5th Duke of Marlborough, by his
1st wife Jane, dau. of the 8th Earl of Galloway,
K.T., and brother of 0th Duke ; h. 1824 ; m. 1857
Harriet, dau. of 4th Lord Calthorpe. Educated at
Ivoyal Military Coll., Sandhurst; is a Magistrate
for Oxon, and a Major Oxfordshire Yeomanry ;
was M.P. for Woodstock 1845-7, rechosen 1857 and
1859; was formerly Lieutenant 4th Light Dra-
goons and 83rd foot. — Blenheim, near Woodstock,
Oxon ; Travellers' and White's Clubs, S.W. ; 16,
Kutland Gate, S.W.
CHURSTOlSr (Lord), John Buller-Yarde-BuUer
(cr. 1858).
Eldest son of the late Sir T. Buller, Bart, (who d,
1834), by Eliza Lydia, only dau. and heir of the
late John Holliday, Esq., of Dilhorn Hall, co.
Stafford ; h. 1799 ; m. 1823 Elizabeth, dau. of Thos,
Wilson-Patten, Esq., of Bank Hall, co. Lancaster
(she d. 1857). Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1819) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Devon, a Dep. Warden of Stannaries, and Lieu-
tenant-Colonel S. Devon Militia ; was M.P. for S.
Devon 1834-58 ; represents a branch of the Bullers
of jVlorval — Lupton House, near Brixhara, Devon ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, Major S. Devon Militia, and
M.A. of St. Mary Hall, Oxford ; h. 1823 ; m. 1845
Charlotte, 2nd dau. of E. S. Chandos-Pole, Esq., of
Padborne Hall, co. Derby.
CHUTE, Richard, Esq. lof Chrite Hall),
Eldest son of the late' Francis Cihute, Esq., by his
1st wife Mary Anne, dau. of Trevor Bomford, Esq.,
ofDubbn; h. 1811; s. 1849; m. 1st 1836 Theodora,
dau. and heir of Arthur Blennerhassett, Esq., of
Blennerville ; 2nd 1847 Pose, dau. of Lord Yentry.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1834,
M.A. 1837) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Kerry (High Sheriff 1856).— Chute Hall, Tralee,
CO. Kerry.
Heir, his son Francis Blennerhassett, Lieutenant
Kerry regiment of Militia, h. 1837.
CHUTE, "William Lyde "Wiggett, Esq. (of the
Vyne).
Second son of the late Rev. James Wiggett, Rector
of Crudwell, by his 1st wife Rachel, dau. and heiress
of Samuel Lyde, Esq., of Ayott, Herts ; h. 1800 ;
s. 1827 to the estates of the Rev. T, V. Chute,
whose name he assumed ; m. 1837 Martha, dau. of
T. R. Buckworth, Esq., of Cockley Cley, Norfolk.
Educated at Winchester and University College,
Oxford (B.A. 1821, M.A. 1825) ; called to the Bar
at the Middle Temple 1827 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk (High Sheriff 1832), and
a Magistrate for Hants ; was M.P. for West
Norfolk 1837-47. This family of Chute is of
ancient standing in the South of England ; they
resided for many generations in Somerset, and were
• Lords of the Manor of Taunton until Henry VII.
The family of Wiggett (anciently Wygotus, and
afterwards Wiggott) was settled at Guist, in Nor-
folk, and Stockport, Cheshire, temp. William the
Conqueror. — The Vyne, near Basingstoke, Hants ;
Athenaeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Chaloner William, h. 1838,
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CLANCARTy (Earl of), WiUiam Thomas Le
Poer-Trench (cr. 1803).
Eldest son of 2nd Earl, by Henrietta Margaret, dau.
of the late Eight Hon. John Staples ; b. 1803 ;
s. as 3rd Earl 1837 ; m. 1832 Sarah, dau. of 3rd
Earl of Carrick. Educated at St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1823) ; sits in the House of
Lords as Viscount Clancarty, U.K. {cr. 1823) ; is a
Magisti-ate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway, and
Lieutenant-Colonel Galway Militia. — Garbally,
near Ballinasloe, co. Galway ; National Club,
S.W. ; 57, St. James's Street, S.W.
Ileii; his son Viscount Dunlo, Lieutenant Galway
Militia, and A.-D.-C. to the Lord-Lieutenant of
Ireland, b. 1834.
CLANMOERIS (Lord), John Charles Robert
Bingham (cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the 3rd Lord, by Maria Helena, dau.
of R. Persse, Esq.; h. 1S26 ; s. 1847; m. 1849
Sarah Selina, dau. of B. Persse, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Mayo, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Mayo Militia ; late Lieutenant 2nd Rifle
Brigade. Is descended from a common ancestor
with the Earl of Lucan. — Newbrook, near Bally-
glass, CO. Alayo ; Seamount, co. Galway.
Heir, his son John George Barry, h, 1852.
CLAWRICARDE (Marquis of), Ulick John De
Btirgh, K.P., P.O. (cr. 1825).
Only son of 13th Earl of Clanricarde, by Eliza, dau.
of Sir T. Burke, Bart. ; b. 1802 ; s. as 14th Earl
1808 ; m. 1825 Harriet, dau. of the late Right Hon.
G. Canning, M.P. Educated at Eton ; sits in the
House of Lords as Lord Somerhill, U.K. (cr. 1826) ;
is Lord-Lieutenant and Gustos Rotulorura of co.
Galway, Colonel of the Galway Militia, and Vice-
Admiralof Conaaught ; was Ambassador at Peters-
burg 1840-1 ; Postmaster-General 1847-51 ; Lord
Privy Seal 1857-8. This family is a liranch of the
ancient Irish sept of Burke.- — Portumna Castle, co.
Galway ; Reform Club, S.W, ; 2, Carlton Terrace,
S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Dunkellin, b. 1827 ; edu-
cated at Eton ; entered the Army 1844, became
Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel Coldstream Guards
1854 ; late A.-D,-C. and State Steward to the Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland ; served in the Crimea 1854-5 ;
elected M.P. for Galway 1857 ; appointed A.-D.-C.
to Earl Canning in India same year.
CLANWILLIAM (Earl of), Richard Meade,
G.C.H. (er. 1776).
Only son of the 2nd Earl, by his 1st wife Caroline,
Countess of Thunn ; b. 1795; s. 1805; m. 1830
Elizabeth, dau. of 11th Earl of Pembroke (she d.
1858). Educated at Eton ; sits in the House of
Lords a« Lord Clanwilliam, U.K. {cr. 1828) ; is
Captain of Deal Castle. — Deal Castle, Kent ; Gill
Hall, near Dromore, Ireland ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
32, Belgrave Square, S.W^.
Heir, his son Lord Gilford, Commander R.N., b.
1832.
CliAPCOTT, George Eunter, Esq. (of Keyn-
stone).
Eldest son of the late John Clapcott, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Clapcott, Esq., of Keyn-
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stone, Dorset; b. 1790; s. 1828; m. 1817 Eliza,
dau. of Rev. James Dowland, of Whitchurch,
Dorset. Educated at Wadham Coll., Oxford ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for Dorset. This family was formerly
of Winterbourne Abbas, Dorset, and possessed this
property in the reign of Charles IL — Keynstone,
near Blandford, Dorset.
Heir, his son John William, b. 1820; m. 1847
Anne Theresa, dau. of Captain John James Onslow,
R.N.
CLAPHAM, John Peele, Esq. (of Bnrley Grange).
Eldest son of the late William Clapham, Esq., of
Leeds, by Ann, eldest dau. of John Peele, Esq., of
London ; b. 1801 ; m. 1827 Mary Ann, dau. of
John Clapham, Esq. A Magistrate for Leeds and
for the West Riding of Yorkshire ; appointed a
Treasurer of the County Courts 1847. — Burley
Grange, near Otley, Yorkshire.
CLARE (Earl of), Richard Hobart Pitz- Gibbon
(cr. 1795).
Second son of the 1st Earl, by Anne, dau. of the
late Ivichard C. Whaley, Esq., of Whaley Abbey,
CO. Wicklow ; b. 1793; s. his brother as 3rd Earl
1851 ; m. 1825 Diana, dau. of the late Charles
Brydges Woodcock, Esq. (divorced from M. C.
Moore, Esq.) Sits in the House of Peers as Lord
Fitz-Gibbon, U.K. (cr. 1799) ; is Lord- Lieutenant
of CO. Limerick, and Colonel of the Limerick
Militia ; formerly a Colonel in the Army, and
served in the Peninsula ; was M.P. for co. Limerick
1818-41, The 1st Earl was Lord Chancellor of
Ireland. — Mount Shannon, near Limerick ; Union
Club, S.W. ; 39, South Street, W.
CLARENDON (Earl of), George William Fre-
derick Villiers, K.Q., G.G.B., P.O. (cr. 1776).
Eldest son of the late Hon. G. Villiers, by Teresa,
dau. of the 1st Lord Boringdon, and sister of the
late Earl of Morley ; b. 1800; s. his uncle as 4tli
Earl 1838 ; m. 1839 Katharine, dau. of 1st Earl of
Verulara (widow of J. F, Barham, Esq.). Has
been Ambassador at Madrid, and President of the
Board of Trade ; was Lord Privy Seal in 1841,
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1846-7, Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland 1847-52, Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs 1853-8. Patronage 1 living.
Represents a younger branch of the family of the
Earl of Jersey. — The Grove, near Watfoi'd, Herts ;
Athenreum and Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 1, Grosvenor
Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Hyde, b. 1846.
CLARGES, Lady.
Anna Maria, dau. of the late Sir T. Buckler Leth'
bridge, Bart., M.P. ; m. 1848 Lieutenant-General
Sir Richard Goddard Hare-Clarges, K.C.B., who
d. 1857. — 34, South Street, Grosvenor Square, \Y,
CLARIDGE, Sir John Thomas, Knt. (cr. 1825),
Son of the late J. F. Claridge, Esq., of Sevenoaks,
Kent; b. 1792; m. IS— Mary, dau. of Cuthbert
C. Scott, Esq. Graduated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1813, M.A. 1818) ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1818 ; was Recorder of Prince of Wales
Island 1825-9.— Salcombe, Sidmouth, Devon,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CLAKINA (Lord), Eyre Massey (cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Penelope, dau. of
R. M. "Westropp, Esq. ; h. 1798 ; s. as 3rd Lord
1810 ; m. 1828 Susan, dau. of H. Barton, Esq., of
Stratton, co, Kildare. Educated at Cli. C'h., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1819) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Limerick, and a Representative Peer for
Ireland. Is descended from a common ancestor
with Lord Massy. — Elm Park, near Limerick ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 19, Great Cumberland
Street, W.
Heir, his son Eyre Challoner Henry, h. 1830 ;
educated at Sandhurst; entered the Army 1847;
became Captain 95th foot 1853, Major in Army
1855 ; served in Crimea 1854-5 ; is a Knight of
Legion of Honour.
CLARK, Sir James, Bart. (cr. 1837).
Eldest son of the late David Clark, Esq., of Find-
later, CO. Banff, by Isabella, dau. of John Scott,
Esq., of Glassaugh, N.B. ; h. 1788; m. 1820
Barbara, dau. of the Rev. John Stephen, LL.D.
Educated at Edinburgh University ; ia First Phy-
sician in ordinary to Her Majesty and H.R.H. the
Prince Consort, and one of the Senate of London
University. — Bark Hall, near Ballater, Aber-
deenshire ; Athemeum Club, S.W. ; 22b, Brook
Street, W.
Heir, his sou John Forbes, Attache to the
Embassy at Paris ; h. 1821 ; vi. 1851 Charlotte,
dau. of the late Sir J. T. Coltman.
CLARK, Erving, Esq. (of Efibrd Manor).
Younger son of the late William Clark, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Philip Langmead, Esq., M.P., of
Hovighton, Devon, and brother to W.J. Clark, Esq.,
of P.uckland Tout Saints ; h. 1794 ; vi. 1822 Anne
Lsetitia, 3rd dau. of Paul Treby Treby, Esq., of
Goodamoor and Plympton, Devon. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon ; was formerly a
Captain in the 1st Devon Militia. — EfFord Manor,
near Plymouth, Devon.
Heir, his sou Henry, B.A. of Trinity Coll., Ox-
ford, Barrister-at-Law, and an Officer in the Royal
Cornwall and Devon jVIiners' Artillery ; h. 1829 ;
m. 1852 Lucy, 2nd dau. of the late John Carpenter,
Esq., of Mount Tavy, Devon,
CLARK, George Thomas, Esq. (of Frimliurst).
Eldest son of the late Rev. George Clark, M.A.,
by Clava, only dau. of Thomas Dicey, Esq., of
Claybrook Hall, co. Leicester ; h. 1809 ; .«. 1848 ;
m. 1852 Anne Price, 2nd dau. of the late Heniy
Lewis, Esq., of Greeumeadow, co. Glamorgan.
Educated at the Charterhouse ; is- a Magistrate
for CO. Glamorgan, Chairman of the Merthyr
Union, Deputy Chairman of the Ely Valley Rail-
way, and a Director of the Ottoman Bank and Land
Drainage Companies. This family is of Warwick-
shire origin. — Frimhurst, near Black water, Surj-ey;
Dowlais House, near Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorgan-
shire ; Athenceum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Godfrey Lewis, h. 1857.
CLARK, James Johnston, Esq. (of Largantogher
Honse).
Second and only surviving son of the late Alex-
ander Clark, Esq., by Margaret, dau. of James
Johnston, Esq., of co. Donegal ; h. 1809 ; s. 1842 ;
111. 1837 Frances, 4th dau. of Robert Hall, Esq., of
Merton Hall, co. Tipperary. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Londonderry (High Sheriff
1849), and was M.P. for co. Londonderry 1857-9.
This family is from Salford, in Lancashire, but
settled in Ireland about 1700, and purchased the
estate at Maghera in 1727. — Largantogher House,
near Maghera, co. Londonderry ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 10, Sackville Street, W.
Heir, his son Alexander, b. 1840.
CLARK, Rev. John Dixon, M.A. (of Belford
Hall).
Second son of the late William Clark, Esq., by his
2nd wife Mary, dau. of William Brown, Esq., of
Long Benton ; h. 1812 ; s. his brother 1840 ; m.
1843 Ann, 2nd dau. of Addison Fenwick, Esq., of
Pallion and Bishopvvearmouth. Educated at Win-
chester and University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1833,
M.A. 1836) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Northumberland. This family has been long settled
in Northumberland. — Belford Hall, Northumber-
land ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, liis dau. Anne Elizabeth.
CLARK, William Erving Smith, Esq. (of Moor-
lands).
Eldest son of the latcW. J. Clark, Esq., by his 1st
wife Mary, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of John Smith,
Esq., of Sumner Castle, co. Lancaster; h. 1816;
s. 1855 ; in. 1844 IMarianne, eldest dau. of the late
Sir R. W. Newman, Bart., M.P. Educated at
W^inchester and Ch. Ch., O.xford ; called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1836. This family is of
Scottish extraction. — ^loorlands, Paignton, near
Torquay, Devon.
JFeir, liis son Archibald Henry, h. 1848.
CLARK, "William John, E.sq. (of Buckland Tout
Saints).
Eldest son of the late William Clark, Esq., by
Mary, d.au. of Philip Langmead, Esq., M.P., of
Houghton, Devon, and brother of Erving Clark,
Esq., of EfFord Manor (whom see) ; h. 1792 ; m.
1st 1815 ^lary, dau. of John Smith, Esq., of Sum-
ner Castle, CO. Lancaster ; 2nd 1826 Matilda, dau.
of Paul Treby Treby, Esq. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Devon (High Sheriff 1843).—
Buckland Tout Saints, near Kingsbridge, Devon.
Heir, his son William Erving Smith, b. 1816 ; m.
1844 Marianne, eldest dau. of Sir R. W. Newman,
Bart.
CLARK-KENNEDY, Major-General Alexander
Kennedy, C.B., K.H. (of Knockgrey).
Eldest son of the late John Clark, Esq., of Nun-
land, N.B. (Dep. Lieut, for co. Kirkcudbright), by
Anne, eldest dau. of the late Alexander Kennedy,
Esq., of Knockgrey, N.B. ; b. 1782 ; m. 1816
Harriet Rebekah, 2nd dau. of the late John Ran-
dall, Esq., of Cumberland Place, London (she d,
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1856). Assumed tlie additional name of Kennedy
in 1839. Educated at Edinburgh University ; is a
Magistrate for tlie Stewartry of Kirkcudbright ;
entered the Army as Cornet in the 8th Hussars in
1802; was A. -D.-C. to the Queen 1841-54 ; became
a Major-General in the Army 1854, and Colonel
6th Dragoon Guards (Carbineers) 1858 ; was for-
merly in the Sth and 1st Dragoons, and 7th Dragoon
Guards ; served in the Peninsula, at Waterloo,*
and Cape of Good Hope. — Knockgrey, near Cars-
phairn, N.B. ; 8, Lansdowne Terrace, Cheltenham ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Ilcir, his son John, a Colonel in the Army, C.B.,
and Assistant Quartermaster-General atAldershot;
6. 1817 ; in. 1st 1850 Frances Eleanor, onlydau. of
the late J. E. Walford, Esq., of Chipping Hill,
Witham, Essex (she d. 1857) ; 2nd 1859 Charlotte
Isabella, dau. of Colonel the Hon. P. F. Cust.
CLARKE, Sir Philip Houghton, Bart. (cr. 1617).
Eldest son of the late Sir Simon Houghton Clarke,
Bart., by Catherine, dau. of John Houghton James,
Esq., of Jamaica ; h. 1819 ; s. his brother as 11th
Bart. 1849.— Oak Hill, near Barnet, Herts; Shir-
land, Notts.
CLARKE, The Rev. Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Mansfield Clarke,
Bart., of Wiggiuton Lodge, co. Stafford, by Mary
Anna, dau. of Thomas Squire, Escp, of Peter-
borough ; b. 1812 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1857 ; m. 1838
Rosa Mary, dau. of the late Henry Alexander,
Esq. Educated at the Charterhouse and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1831) ; is a Magistrate for
Essex, and Rector of Hanwell, Middlesex. — Han-
well Rectory, Middlesex.
Heir, his son Charles Mansfield, h. 1839.
CLARKE, Sir Robert Bowclier, Knt., C.B. (cr.
1840).
Eldest son of the late Robert B. Clarke, Esq., of
Eldridge, Barbados, by Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin
Waple, Esq., Merchant, of London ; h. 1803 ; m.
1829 Emily Maxwell, youngest dau. of the Hon.
John Spooner, Educated at Codrington Coll., Bar-
bados, and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (LL.B. 1827) ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1827 ; ap-
pointed Solicitor-General of Barbados 1831 ; is
Chief Justice of Barbados (1841), .and Chief Justice
of St. Lucia (1850). This family early settled in
Barbados. — Haynes Hill, .Barbados, West Indies.
Heir, his son Robert Bowcher, b. 1841.
CLARKE, Charles, Esq. (of Graiguenoe Park).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. Marshall
Clarke, Rector of Shronell, co. Tipperary, by Eliza-
beth, eldest dau. of the late Eev. Dr. Hare, Rector of
Golden, and Vicar-General of the Diocese of Cashel ;
h. 18—; m. 18 — Sarah Otway, dau. of the late
Captain Loftus Otway Bland, R.N., and niece of
General Bland, late of the Sth Dragoon Guards.
* This gallant officer captured the eagle of the 105th regi-
ment of French infantry, one of the two taken at the battle
of Waterloo, where he was twice wounded, and had two
horses killed under him.
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Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tipperary. — Graiguenoe
Park, near Holy Cross, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son Marshall Neville, M.A., and Bar-
rister-at-Law.
CLARKE, Charles Harwood, Esq. F.S.A. (of
Brown's Green).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Natha-
niel Richard Clarke, Esq., Serjeant-at-Law and
County Court Judge, by Anna Maria, dau. of
Thomas Garnett, Esq., of Nantwich, co. Chester ;
b. 1820 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1856 Elizabeth Reid, youngest
dau. of Francis Boott, Esq., M.D., of Gower Street,
London. Educated at King's Coll., London ; gra-
duated at the University of London (B.A. 1840).
This family was formerly of Leadenham, co. Lin-
coln,— Brown's Green, Handsworth, Staffordshire ;
Athenaeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Harwood, b. 1859.
CLARKE, Rev. Henry.
Fourth son of the late Major-General Sir Wm. Clarke,
Bart., by Margaret, dau. of Thomas Prendergast,
Esq., of Dublin, and brother of Sir W. H. Clarke-
Travers, Bart. ; ?». 1804 ; m. 1834 Agnes Mary,
dau. of John Johnstone, Esq., M.D., of Galabank.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1825,
M.A. 1835) ; appointed Bector of Northfield-cum-
Cofton-Hackett 1834 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Worcester. — Northfield, near Birmingham,
CLARKE, James, Esq. (of Summer Hill).
Son of the late James Clarke, Esq. (many years
Recorder of Liverpool and Attorney-General of the
Isle of Man), by Jane, 2nd d.au. of Robert Addi-
son, Esq., of Lancaster, and of The Laund ; 6.
1809 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1841 Margaret Gates, 3rd d.au,
of John Bond, Esq., of Lancaster. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and a Captain 1st
R. Lancashire Militia. — Summer Hill, near Ulver-
stone, Lancashire ; The Laund, near Lancaster ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Addison, b. 1842.
CLARKE, Richard Hall, Esq. (of Bridwell).
Eldest son of the late John Were Clarke, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of the late Sir Thomas Carew, Bart.,
of Haccombe, Devon ; b. 1818 ; s. 1847. Educated
at Tiverton School ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Devon, and a Capt.ain 1st Devon Militia.
This family has been seated at Bridwell for up-
wards of three centuries. A Richard Clarke is
found in one of the title-deeds, 1556. — Bridwell,
near Colhunpton, Devon.
Heir Prcs., his brother Thoma.i, b. 1821.
CLARKE, Richard Trevor, Esq. (of Walton
Place).
Eldest son of the late Richard Clarke, Esq., of
Welton, by Philippa, d.au. and heiress of the Rev.
George Tymms, Vicar of Dallington, co. Northamp-
ton ; b. 1813; s. 1827; m. 1847 Fanny Maria
Hyde, 2nd dau. of Sir William Hyde Pearson.
Educated at Winchester and Trinity Coll., Oxford
Cla]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
(B.A. 1836) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Northampton, and Lord of the Manors of
Daventry, Drayton, and Welton, and a Captain in
the Northamptonshire MiHtia. His grandfather,
Jolm Plomer, Esq., took the name and arms of
Clarke only in 1775, pursuant to the will of his
maternal great-uncle, Richard Clarke, Esq. — Wel-
ton Place, near Daventry, Northamptonshire ;
Oxford and Cambridge, Club, 8.W.
Heir Fres., his brother Jolm Alexander, B.A., of
Trinity Coll., Oxford, in Holy Orders ; h. 1814 ; m.
1856 Mary Emma, dau. of J. Higgon, Esq., of
Scolton House, co. Pemljroke.
CLAKKE, Kobert, Esq.
Second surviving son of the late Eev. Marshall
Clarke, Rector of Shronell, co. Tipperary, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late Rev. Patrick Hare, Rector of
Golden, co. Tipperary; h. 1806; s. 1833; m. 1st
1828 Sarah Jaue, only dau. of the late Rev. Benja-
min Holford Banner, Rector of Didcot, Berks (she
(I 1833) ; 2nd 1834 Anne, 5th dau. of Captain
Richard Butler, of Castlecomer, co. Kilkenny. Is
a Magistrate for King's co. and co. Tipperary.
This family is of English descent.— Portarlington,
King's CO. ; The Copse, Cappaghwhite, co. Tippe-
rary.
ffeir, his son Marshall Robert, Lieut. South
Tipperary MiHtia, formerly in the Army, and was
present at the Alma ancl Inkermann ; h. 1831 ;
m. 1858 Louisa, dau. of — Humphreys, Esq., of
Bloomfield, co. Cork,
CLARKE, Thomas, Esq., M.A. (of Knedlington
Manor).
Only son of the late William Clarke, Esq., by Jane,
only child of George Elmer, Esq., of Bubwith, co.
York; 6. 1796 ; s. 1822; m. 1825 Sarah, eldest
dau. of the Rev. Eric Rudd, of Thorne, co. York,
who is heir-general and claimant of the Scottish
barony of Duffus, a branch of the Earls of Suther-
land. Educated at St. Andrew's and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1820, M.A. 1823) ; called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1824 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Yorkshire. This family has
held property in Knedlington during four genera-
tions, Roger Clarke, of Hensale, being the original
owner.' — Knedlington Manor, near Howden, Y^ork-
shire.
Heir, his son Eric William, M.A., of St. John's
Coll., Cambridge, /j. 1826.
CLARKE, Thomas Sydenham, Esq. (of Kings-
down House).
Youngest son of the late General Tredway Clarke,
H.E.I. Co.'s service, by Sarah, dau. of Humphrey
Sydenham, a lineal descendant of the De Siden-
liams of Somerset and Devon ; h. 1814 ; m. 1841
Julia, dau. of Henry Hilton, Esq., of Sole-Street
House, near Favershani. Called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1838 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Surrey, and a Magistrate for Kent and the
Liberties of the Cinque Ports. Tiiis family is
descended from the Clarkes of Avington, near VVin-
chester, who were clerks to the Parliament when
holden at the last-named city. — -Kingsdown House,
near Dover, Kent ; Windham Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Sydenham, h. 1847.
CLARKE, Thomas Truesdale, Esq. (of Swake-
leys).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Truesdale Clarke,
Esq., by Louisa Anne, dau. of Charles Hawkins,
Esq. ; b. 1802 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1826 Jane Selina,
eldest dau. of the Hon. and Rev. W. R. Capel,
Vicar of Watford, Herts. Educated at Harrow and
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex and Norfolk. —
Swakeleys, near LTxbridge, Middlesex ; Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Capel Clarke-Thornhill,
Esq., of Rushton (whom see).
CLARKE-THORNHILL, William Capel, Esq.
(of Ru.shton).
Only son of T. T. Clarke, Esq., of Swakeleys (whom
see) ; h. 1832 ; m. 1855 Clara, dau. of Thomas
Thornhill, Esq., of Fixby, co. York, and Riddles-
worth, Norfolk, and assumed the name of Thorn-
hill. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Middlesex and Northampton ; was formerly Cap-
tain 23rd Welsh Fusiliers ; served at the siege of
Sevastopol. — Rushton, near Kettering, Northamp-
tonshire ; Boodle's and Army and Navy Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Bryan, h. 1857.
CLARKE.
(See Graham- Clarice.
CLAVERING, Sir William Aloysius, Bart. (or.
1661).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas John Clavering,
Bart., by Clara, dau. of John De Gallais, Count de
la Sable, of Anjou, France ; h. 1800 ; s. as 9th Bart.
1853. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1822). This family is a branch of the
Claverings of Callaly Castle. — Axwell Park, near
Gateshead ; Greencroft, near Durham ; Athenaeum
Club, S.W.
Ileir Pres., his cousin Henry Augustus, Lieut.
R.N. ; h. 1825 ; only son of the late Rawdon Cla-
vering, Esq., R.E., by Jane, dau. of Sir A. Dunbar,
Bart.
CLAY, Sir William, Bart. (or. 1844).
Only surviving son of the late George Clay, Esq.,
ISlerchant, of London, by Mary, dau. of Richard
Moorsom, Esq., of Whitby, co. York; h. 1797 ; m.
1822 Harriet, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Dickason,
Esq., of Fulwell Lodge, Middlesex ; a Merchant
in London ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex and
Westminster ; was IM.P. for Tower Hamlets 1832-
57; Secretai-y of the Board of Control 1839-41. —
Fulwell Lodge, Twickenham, Middlesex ; Reform,
Union, and Athenteum Clubs, S.W. ; 93, Eaton
Square, S.W,
Heir, his son William Dickason, h. 1828 ; in. 1855
Mariana Emily, dau. of Leo Schuster, Esq.
CLAY, Henry, Esq. (of Stapenhill House).
Eldest sou of the late Joseph Clay, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of John Spinder, Esq., of Burton-on-Trent ;
h. 1797 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1824 Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of
John Leigh, Esq., of Sandhills and LTpton, co.
Lancaster. Educated at Repton ; is a Magistrate
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for COS. Derby and Stafford. This family have
been Bankers at Burton-on-Trent from the first
establishment of country banks. — Stapenhill House
and Foremark Hall, near Burton-on-Trent, Staf-
fordshire.
Heir, his son Henry, M.A,, of Trinity Coll.,
C^ambridge ; i, 1825.
CLAYTOIxT, Sir Wimam Robert, Bart. (cr.
1731).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Clayton, Bart.,
by Mary, only dau. of the late Sir William East,
Bart.; h. 1786; s. as 5th Bart. 1834; m. 1817
Alice Hugh Massey, only dau. find heir of Colonel
O'Donel. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge, and the Royal Military Coll., Sand-
hurst ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks
(High Sheriff 1846), and a Lieutenant-General in
the Army ; was M.P. for Great Marlow 1831-42;
served under the Duke of Wellington in the Penin-
sula and at Waterloo. — Harleyford, near Great
Marlow, Bucks ; Marden Park, Godstone, Surrey ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W. ; 79, Gloucester
Street, Portman Square, W.
Ileiv, his grandson William Robert, h. 1842.
CLAYTON", Rev. John Henry.
Eldest son of the late John Clayton, Esq., by Jane,
3rd dau. of Charles Buchanan, Esq., of Frodsham,
CO. Chester ; h. 1809 ; s. 1854 ; in. 1838 Jane Bunn,
youngest dau. of George Shepherd, Esq., of From-
field House, Somerset (she d. 1858). Educated at
Repton and at Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832,
M.A. 183G) ; appointed 1839 Rector of Farnboro',
Hants, of which living he is patron. This family
are old landowners in the parish of Enfield, Mid-
dlesex, and became possessed of " The Old Park "
in the reign of Elizabeth. John Clayton was Joint
Lord of the Manor of Edmonton in 1650. — The
Old Park, Enfield, Middlesex ; Farnboro' Rectory,
near Bagshot, Surrey.
Heir, his son John Ernest, h. 1841.
CLAYTON, Kice Richard, Esq. (of Hedgerley
Park).
Fourth son of the late Sir William Clayton, Bart.,
of Harleyford, Bucks, by Mary, only dau. of the
late Sir W. East, Bart., of Hall Place, Berks, and
brother of Sir W. R. Clayton, Bart, (whom see) ;
h. 1798 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1832 Maria Emilia, 2nd
dau. of the late F.M. SirG. Nugent, Bart., G.C.B.,
of Westhorpe House. Educated at Eton and Caius
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1820, M.A. 1824) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks (High Sheriff
1838) ; was M.P. for Aylesbury 1841-7.— Hedger-
ley Park, near Slough, Bucks ; University Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Richard Nugent, Lieutenant 13th
Light Infantry ; h. 1833.
CLAYTON-BROWNE.
(See Bvowne-Clajjlon.)
CLELAND, James, Esq. (of Rubane House).
■ Eldest son of the late Hugh Cleland, Esq., by
EHzabeth, dau. of James Thompson, Esq., of Rade-
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mon, CO. Down ; I. 1819 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1858 Eliza
Anne, eldest dau. of John Warnock, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for co. Down. — Rubane House, near
Kircubbin, co. Down.
CLELAND, Richard Rose, Esq. (of Gael House),
Second son of the late James Dowsett Rose Cleland,
Esq., by his 2nd wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Wil-
liam Steele Nicholson, Esq., of BaUow House ; 6.
1836 ; s. his brother 1856. Educated at Eton ;
appointed Ensign Royal North Down Rifles 1857.
— Rath-Gael House, near Bangor, co. Down.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward Allen, 6. 1840.
CLEMENTS, Hon. and Rev. Francis Nathaniel.
Fifth son of the 2nd Earl of Leitrim, K.P. ; h. 1814 ;
m. 1838 Charlotte, dau. of the Rev. G. King.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1855) ; appointed Vicar
of Norton 1849, Hon. Canon of Durham 1853.—
Norton Vicarage, near Stockton-on-Tees, Durham.
CLEMENTS, Henry Theophilus, Esq. (of Ash-
fleld).
Only son of the late Colonel H. J. Clements (some
time M.P. for cos. Leitrim and Cavan), by Louisa,
dau. of J. Stewart, Esq., M.P., of Killymoon, co.
Tyrone ; Jj. 1820 ; s. 1843. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Cavan (High Sheriff 1849), and
Lieutenant-Colonel Leitrim Militia. This family
is descended from a common ancestor with the
Earl of Leitrim. — Ashfield Lodge, near Cootehill,
CO. Cavan ; Sackville Street Club, Dublin ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Heirs Pres., his sisters.
CLERK, Right Hon. Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1769).
Eldest son of the late James Clerk, Esq., by Janet,
dau. of George Irving, Esq., of Newton ; b. 1787 ;
s. his uncle as 7th Bart. 1798 ; m. 1810 Maria
Anne, dau. of Ewan Law, Esq., of Horsted Place,
Sussex. Educated at Edinburgh ; called to the
Scottish Bar 1809 ; created D.C.L., Oxford, 1810 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Edinburgh ;
was M.P. for co. Edinburgh 1835-7, for Stamford
1838-47, and for Dover 1847-52 ; has been succes-
sively a Lord of the Admiralty 1819-20, Under-
Secretary for the Home Department 1830-1, Se-
cretary of the Treasury 1841, Master of the Mint
and Vice-President of the Board of Trade 1845-56.
— Pennycuick House, near Edinburgh ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 32, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son James, h. 1812 ; m. 1857 Jane
Calvert, dau. of Major-General Mercer Henderson,
C.B.
CLERK, Sir George Russell, K.C.B. (cr. 1848).
Eldest son of the late John Clerk, Esq., of Brown-
ham House, CO. Gloucester, and Lislonshiels, N.B.,
by Anne, 2nd dau. and co-heir of Carew St. John
]\Iildmay, Esq., of Shawford House, near W^inches-
ter; h. 1801; m. 1827 Mary, widow of Colonel
Stewart. Educated at Haileybury Coll. ; ap-
pointed to the E.I. Civil Service 1819 ; has been
Lieutenant-Governor of North- West Provinces, Go-,
Cle]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
vernor of Bengal, and British Envoy at Lahore ;
was Joint Secretary to the Board of Control 1856-9.
—Monk's Iviikby, Warwickshire ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
CLERK, Edmund Hiigh, Esq. (of Burford).
Seventh son of the late Major Thomas Clerk, of
Westholm, by Dorothy, dau. of John Taylor, of
Town-head, co. Lancaster, and Abbot Hall, Ken-
dal ; h. 1817 ; m. 1853 his cousin Eliza Alicia,
heiress of Colonel John Bladen Taylor, some time a
Director of the Hon. East-India Comjiany and M.P.
for Hythe. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.C.L. 1838) ; is a Magistrate for Somerset. This
family is Scotch, tracing back to an early period,
and was formerly seated in Midlothian : one branch
holds the Barony of Pennycuick.*— Burford, near
Shepton Mallet, Somerset.
CLERK, Robert, Esq.. (of 'Westholme).
Second son of the late Major Thomas Clerk, E.I.
Co.'s service, by Dorothy, dau. of John Taylor,
of Abbot Hall, Kendal, Westmoreland ; b. 1798 ;
m. 1817 Henrietta Frances, dau. of Roljert Wil-
liams, Esq. Educated at Haileybury Coll. ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset ; was
formerly in the E.I. Co.'s Civil Service, Madras
Establishment. This family was formerly seated
in Midlothian, at Listonshiels and Spittal, and is
a branch of the family of the Clerks of Penuycuick.
— Westholme, near Shepton Mallet, Somerset.
CLERK-RATTEAY, James, Esq. (of Craighall).
Eldest son of the late R. Clerk- Battray, Esq., by
C'hristina, dau. of the late J. liichardson, Esq., of
Pitfour; b. 1832; s. 1851. Educated at Rugby;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut. f()r co. Perth, and
Captain 90th foot. This family dates from 1066,
temp. Malcolm Canmore. Alexander de Rettrie was
one of the Barons of the Parliament held at Ayr
1315 by Robert Bruce, to ari'ange the succession to
the crown. Sir Silvester de Rettrie was one of the
ambassadors extraordinary to England in 1463.
Sir John de Rettrie was killed at Flodden 1513.- —
Craighall, Rattray, near Blairgowrie, Perthshire.
ffcir Pres., his brother Adam, Lieutenant 92nd
foot, h. 1833.
CLERKE, Sir William Henry, Bart. (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the l.ate Rev. SirW. II. Clerke, Bart.,
by Byzantia, dau. of the late T. Cartwright, Esq.,
of Aynhoe, co. Northampton ; b. 1793 ; *'. as 9th
Bart. 1818 ; m. 1820 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of
George Watkin Kenrick, Esq. Educated at the
Charterhouse ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Flint (High SiierifF 1848) ; was formerly a
Captain in the Army. — Heath House, near Ludlow,
Shropshire ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry, b. 1822 ; vi. 1849
Georgina, dau. of Robert Gosling, Esq.
* William Clerk was taken prisoner with King David II., at
the battle of Durham, 134(5, and was confined prisoner in
London, with his Majesty, till l:!.';;. John Clerk, Chief Ma-
gistrate of the Royal Bnrgh of Montrose, became one of the
liostages for the ransom of David Bruce in 1357.
CLERKE, Van. Charles Carr, Archdeacon of
Oxford.
Second son of the late Rev. Sir W. H. Clerke,
Bart., by Byzantia, eldest dau. of T. Cartwright,
Esq., of Aynhoe, co. Northampton; b. 1798 ; m.
1817 Caroline, dau. of the late^Villiam H. Ashurst,
Esq., M.P., of Waterstock, Oxon. Educated .at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1819, M.A.
1822); appointed Rector of Milton 1836, Arch-
deacon of Oxford 1830, Canon of Ch. Ch., Oxon,
1848. — Milton Rectory, near Abingdon, Berks ;
Cb. Ch., Oxford.
CLERMONT (Lord), Thomas Fortescue (cr.
1852).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Chiches-
ter Forte.scue, M.P., by Martha, dau. of the late
Samuel Hobson, Esq., Barrister-at-Law ; b. 1815;
m. 1840 Louisa, dau. of the 1st Marquis of Or-
monde. Educated at Eton and Exeter Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1837) ; is a Magistr-ate for cos. Louth and
Armagh, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Louth ; was
M.P. for CO. Louth 1840-1. This family is de-
scended from a common ancestor with Earl For-
tescue.— Ravensdale Park, near Flurrybridge, co.
Louth ; Travellers' and Biookes' Clubs, S.W.
Ilctr Pres., his brother Chichester Fortescue,
Esq., M.P. force. Louth, and late Under-Secretary
of State for the Colonies; b. 1823 ; M.A., of Ch.
Ch., Oxford.
CLEVELAND (2nd Duke of), Henry Vane, K.a.
(cr. 1833).
Eldest son of the 1st Duke, by Katharine, dau. of
6th Duke of Bolton ; b. 1788 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1809
Sophi.a, dau. of 4th Earl Poulett (she d. 1859) ; a
Lieutenant-({eneral, imattached, and Colonel 1st
Duiham Militia ; was M.P. for co. Durham, Salt-
ash, Totnes, &c., 1812-32, for S. Salop 1832-42.
Patronage 18 livings. This family, in common
with the Earls of Westmoreland <and Abergavenny,
is descended from Howell ap Vane, and is one of
those few families that can trace an unbroken male
descent antecedently to the Conquest ; maternally
it derives from Cadwallader, last King of the
Britons ; Arthur ap Sitsilt, King of Cardigan ;
John St. Owen, Lord of Kester ; Bledwyn ap
Kynfyn, Ijord of Powys ; Ellis, Lord of Leche-
land ; and from the Plantagenet Kings. — Raby
Castle, near Darlington, co. Durham ; Carlton and
United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 17, St. James's Square,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Lord William John Frede-
rick Powlett (whom see).
CLEVLAND, Mrs. (of Tapeley Park).
Marg.aret Caroline, eldest dau. of the late J. P. Chi-
chester, Esq., of Arlington Court, Devon, by Agnes,
eldest dau. of James Hamilton, Esq., of B.angour and
Ninewar, N.B. ; ?». 1830 Augustus Saltren Willett,
Esq., who assumed the name of Clevland only, in
compliance with the will of his uncle John Clevland,
Esq., of Tapeley Park, Devon. Their only son,
Archibald (Cornet 17th Lancers), fell at Inkermann,
Nov. 5, 1854, and left his property to his mother.
■ — Tapeley Park, near Instow, N. Devon.
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CLIFDEN (Viscovmt), Henry Agar -Ellis (cr.
1781).
Eldest son of the late Lord Dover, by Georgiana,
dau. of 6th Earl of Carlisle, and nephew of the 3rd
Viscount Clifden ; h. 1825 ; s. to the Barony 1833,
and to the Viscountcy 183G. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1845) ; was formerly a
Lord of Bedchamber to H.R.H. the Prince Con-
sort ; sits in the House of Peers as Lord Mendip,
U.K. (cr. 1794) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Kilkenny. Descended from a common
ancestor with the Earl of Normanton. — Gowran
Castle, CO. Kilkenny ; Dover House, Whitehall,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Leopold George Frederic,
M.P. for CO. Kilkenny, and Captain Kilkenny
Militia ; b. 1829.
CLIFFE, Anthony, Esq. of Belle Vue).
Eldest son of the late Major Anthony ClifTe, of
New Ross, CO. Wexford, by Frances, dau. of Col.
Joseph Deane, of Terenure, co. Dublin ; b. 1800 ;
s.*1803 ; m. 1821 Isabella Frances, youngest dau.
of the late Charles Powell Leslie, Esq., of Glass-
lough, CO. Monaghan. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; was for many years a Magistrate,
Dep. Lieut., and Vice-Lieut, for co. Wexford
(High Sheriff 1822).— Belle Vue, on the Slaney,
W^e-xford; Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his son Anthony John, b. 1822 ; a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for the co. of Wexford ; m.
1858 Amy, 2nd dau. of Mr. Serjeant Howley, Her
Majesty's first Serjeant-at-Law in Ireland.
CLIFFE, Rev. Loftus Anthony.
Only son of the late Lieutenant-General Walter
Cliffe, by Harriet, dau. of General Sir Anthony
Farrington, Bart. ; b. 1795 ; m. 1821 Salomi^, dau.
of John Capon, Esq., of Taunton. Educated at
the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ; served
as Lieutenant 7th Royal Fusiliers, and accompanied
the army of occupation in France ; subsequently
graduated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge, and be-
came Rector of Thornfalcon, Somerset. His father
was Inspector-General of troops for the West of
England, Private Secretary to Lord Cornwallis,
Adjutant-General to the forces in India, under that
commander, and on the personal staff of the Duke
of Kent in Canada. — ^Thornf;^lcon Rectory, near
Taunton, Somerset.
Heir, his only child Harriet Salom^, m. to Robert
Arthur Kinglake, Esq. (whom see),
CLIFFORD OF CHUDLEIGH (Lord), Charles
Hugh Clifford (cr. 1672).
Eldest son of the 8th Lord, by Mary Lucy, dau. of
the late Thomas Weld, Esq., of Lulworth Castle,
Dorset (afterwards Cardinal Weld) ; b. 1819 ; s.
1858 ; m. 1845 Agnes Catharine, dau. of 11th Lord
Petre. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon,
a Magistrate for Somerset, and a Count of the Holy
Roman Empire. Patronage 4 livings. Tliis family
is descended from the Cliffords, Earls of Cumber-
land.— Ugbrooke Park, near Chudleigh, Devon ;
Cannington, near Bridgewater, Somerset.
Heir, his son Lewis Henry Hugh, b. 1851.
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CLIFFORD, Sir Augustus WUliam James,
Bart., C.B. icr. 1838).
b. 178C ; m. 1813 Elizabeth Frances, 2nd dau. of
the late Lord John Townshend, and sister of the
4th Marquis Townshend. Educated at Harrow ;
entered the Navy 1799 ; served in Egypt and else-
where ; became a Vice- Admiral in 1857 ; is a
Dep. Great Chamberlain ; formerly Usher of the
Black Rod ; was M.P. for Dungarvon and Bandon
1820-8.— Westfield House, near Ryde, Isle of
Wight ; United Service Club, S.W. ; 92, Eaton
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son William John Cavendish, Captain
R.N., b. 1814.
CLIFFORD, Sir Charles, Knt. (cr. 1858).
Only son of the late George Lambert Clifford, Esq.
(who was a grandson of the 4th Lord Clifford), by
Mary, dau. of the late Walter Hill Coyney, Esq. ;
b. 1814 ; m. 1847 Mary Anne, 3rd dau. of John
Herey, Esq., of Cruchfield House, Berks. Educated
at St. Mary's Coll., Oscot ; is Speaker of the Legis-
lative Assembly of New Zealand. — Auckland, New
Zealand.
CLIFFORD, Hon. and Right Rev. "William
Joseph Hugh.
Second son of 7th Lord Clifford; b. 1823. Educated
at Rome ; entered Holy Orders 1848 ; consecrated
to the Roman Catholic see of Clifton 1857. —
Bishop's House, Clifton, near Bristol.
CLIFFORD, Hon. Charles Thomas.
Second son of the 7th Lord Clifford of Chudleigh ;
b. 1797 ; m. 1822 Teresa, dau. of M. Constable
Maxwell, Esq., and sister of Lord Herries of
Terregles. Educated at Stonyhui-st ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1829 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln (High Sheriff 1844),
and a Magistrate for Warwickshire, Essex, and
Devon. — Reform Club, S.W. ; 41, Brompton
Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry William, an officer in the
West Essex Militia, b. 1825.
CLIFFORD, Henry Cliiford, Esq. (of Frampton
Court).
Eldest son of the late Nathaniel Winchcombe, Esq.,
of Frampton-on-Severn (who assumed by Royal
license, 1801, the sui-name and arms of Clifford), by
Mary, only dau. and heiress of Daniel Packer, Esq.,
of Painswick, co. Gloucester ; b. 1785 ; s. 1817 ;
m. 1808 Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of John
Wallington, Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Gloucester. This family is descended mater-
nally from the noble house of Clifford, Earls
of Cumberland. — Frampton Court, Frampton-on-
Severn, Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son Henry John, b. 1810 ; m. 1838
Marianne, dau. of Rev. James Phelps (she d. 1852).
CLIFFORD, Henry Morgan, Esq. (of Llan-
tiUo).
Only son of the late Morgan Morgan Clifford, Esq.
by Sophia, 2nd dau. of the late J. Willingtou
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Esq., of Rapla, co. Tipperary ; h. 180G ; s. 1S14 ;
m. 1834 Catherine Harriet, only surviving dau. of
Joseph Yorke, Esq., of Forthampton Court, co.
Gloucester. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Monmouth and Hereford, a Commissioner in
Lunacj', and Hon. Colonel of the Monmouth
Militia; has been M.P. for Hereford since 1847;
was formerly Chairman of the Hereford Quarter
Sessions. This fiiraily is a branch of the ancient
house of Morgan of Tredegar in the male line. —
Llantilio, near Ai^ergavenny ; Brookes' and Oxford
and Cambridge Clubs, S.W. ; 1, Queen's Gate,
Hyde Park, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Marion.
CLIFTON, Sir Robert Jiickes, Bart. (cr. 1611).
Eldest son of the late Sir Juckes Granville Clifton
Juckes, Bart., by Marianne, dau. of John Swinfen,
Esq., of Swinfen, co. Stafford ; h. 1826 ; s. as 9th
Bart. 1852. Educated at Eton ; is Patron of 2
livings. This family has been settled at Clifton,
Notts, since the reign of Edward I. — Clifton Hall,
near Nottingham ; 26, Bruton Street, W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Sir Arthur Benjamin,
K.C.B. (whom see).
CLIFTON", Sir ArtMu" Benjamin, K.C.B., K.C.H.
(cr.l838).
Third son of the late Sir Gervaise Clifton, Bart.,
brother of the late Sir Juckes Clifton, Bart., by
a dau. of — Lloyd, Esq., and uncle of the pre-
sent Baronet of that name ; b. 1772. Educated at
i^'^o^y ; is a General in the Army and Colonel 1st
Dragoons ; served in the Peninsula and at Waterloo.
— Barton Lodge, near Nottingham ; United Ser-
vice Club, S.W. ; 15, Old Bond Street, W.
CLIFTON, Augustus "Wykeham, Esq..
Fifth son of the Late Thomas Clifton, Esq., by
Hetty, dau. of P. Treves, Esq., and brother of
John Talbot Clifton, Esq. ; h. 1829 ; m. 1855
Bertha Lelgarde, 2nd dau. of the 2nd Marquis of
Hastings. Educated at the Royal Military Coll.,
Sandhurst ; was formerly Captain Rifle Brigade ;
served in Africa, and also in the Crimea 1854-5. —
Lythara Hall, Lancashire ; Army and Navy Club,
S.W.
CLIFTON, Jolin Talbot, Esq. (of Lytham).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Clifton, Esq., of
Lytham, by Hetty, dau. of P. Treves, Esq. ; h.
1819 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1844 Eleanor Cecily, dau. of the
Hon. H. C. Lowther, M.P. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; appointed to the 1st regiment
Life Guards 1839 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Lancaster (High Sheriff 1853), and Colonel
of the 1st Lancashire Militia ; was M.P. for North
Lancashire 1844-7. — Clifton Hall and Lytham
Hall, Lancashire ; White's and Carlton Clubs
S.W. ; 38, Portman Square, W.
Heh; his son Thomas Henry, h. 1845.
CLINTON (Lord), Charles Rodolph Trefusis
(cr. 1299).
Second son of the 16th Lord, by Albertina Mari-
anne, dau. of Mons. J. A. R. Gaulis ; b. 1791 ; s.
his brother as ISth Lord 1832 ; m. 1831 Elizabeth,
dau. of 6th Marquis of Lothian. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieiit. for Devon, late Colonel North Devon
Yeomanry Cavalry ; is co-heir with Lord Dacre to
the Barony of Saye (a: 1313). Patronage 6 livings.
— Heanton Satchville, near Exeter; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 18, Upper Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son Charles Henry RoUe Clinton, b.
1834 ; educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1856) ; appointed Lieutenant N. Devon Yeomanry
1856 ; has been M.P. for N. Devon since 1857.
CLINTON.
(See Fmes-Clinton.)
CLINTON, Colonel Henry.
Eldest son of the late General Sir W. H. Clinton,
G.C.B., and of the late Lady Louisa Dorothea, 2nd
dau. (and co-heiress of the 1st marriage) of the 1st
Earl of Sheffield ; 6. 1802 ; s. 1846. Educated at
Eton and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821) ; a
Colonel in the Army, retired ; was formerly in
the Rifle Brigade, and in the 23rd and 98th
regiments ; is Head of the branch of the family of
Clinton, next to that of the Duke of Newcastle. —
Royston, Herts.
Heir Pres., his brother Frederick (whom see).
CLINTON, Lieut.-Colonel Frederick (of Ashley
Clinton).
Second son of the late General Sir W. H. Clinton,
G.C.B., G.C.H., and Louisa Dorothea, 2nd dau. of
1st Earl of Sheffield, and brother of Colonel H.
Clinton (whom see) ; b. 1804 ; m. 1840 Mary Mar-
garet, 2nd dau. of the late Lord Montagu (ext.) ;
was formerly Captain and Lieutenant - Colonel
Grenadier Guards. — Ashley Clinton, near Lyming-
ton ; United Service Club, S.AV.
Heir, his son Henry Renebald, Eusign and Lieu-
tenant Grenadier Guards ; b. 1841.
CLIVE.
(Sec Windsor- Clivc.)
CLIVE, Rev. Archer (of Whitfield).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Edwai-d
Bolton Clive, Esq., M.P., by Harriet, 4th dau. and
co-heir of Andrew, last Lord Archer, of L^mber-
slade, CO. Warwick ; b. 1800 ; s. 1845 ; to. 1840
Caroline, 2nd dau. and co-heir of Edmund Meysey
Wigley, Esq., of Shakenhurst, co. Worcester.
Educated at Harrow and Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1820, M.A. 1823) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Hereford ; was formerly Rector of Solihull, co,
Warwick. This family was formerly of Worm-
bridge, CO. Hereford, and is a branch of the family
of Clive of Styche, Cheshire, from which were de-
scended the 1st Lord Clive and the present Earl of
Powis. — Whitfield, near Hereford ; AtheuEeum
Club, S.W, ; 66, Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son Charles Meysey Bolton, b. 1842.
CLIVE, G-eorge, Esq. (of Perrystone Court).
Third son of the late E. B. Clive, Esq. (M.P. for
Hereford 1826-45), by Harriet, dau. and co-heir of
the last Lord Archer {ext.) ; b. 1806 ; Wi. 1835 Anna
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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Sybella, dau. of Sir T. H. Farquliar, Bait. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Brasenose Coll,, Oxford ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1836 ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Plereford ; was
formerly a Police Magistrate in London and Judge
of Southwark County Court 1847-57 ; has been
M.P. for Hereford since 1857. — Perrystone Court,
near Ross, Monmouthshire ; Ballicroy, co. Mayo,
Ireland ; Reform, Travellers', and Oxford and Cam-
bridge Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward, h. 1836.
OLIVE, Henry Bayley, Esq. (of Styclie).
Fifth son of the late William Clive, Esq., of Styche
(who was a brother of the 1st Lord Clive), by Eliza-
beth, dau. of John Rotton, Esq., of Duffield, co.
Derby ; h. 1800. Educated at Eton and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1823, M.A. 1826) ; was
M.P. for Ludlow 1847-52.— Styche, uear Market
Drayton, Salop ; Carlton and Oxfoi'd and Cam-
bridge Clubs, S.W. ; 9, Suffolk Street, S.W.
CLOETE, Sir Abraham Josias, Knt., K.H., C.B.
(cr. 1854).
Son of the late P. L. Cloete, Esq., of the Cape of
Cood Hope ; h. 1794 ; m. 1857 Anne Woollcombe,
dau. of T. Louis, Esq., and grand-dau. of the late
Sir T. Louis, Bart. Is a Major-General in the
Ai-my ; Commander of Forces in the Windward
and Leeward Islands ; served in the Caffre War ;
was formerly Deputy Quartermaster-General at
the Cape of Good Hope. — Barbados,
CLONBROCK (Lord), Robert Dillon (or. 1790).
Only son of the 2nd Lord, by Louisa Catharine,
dau. of the last Earl of Louth ; b. 1807 ; s. 1826 ;
in. 1830 Caroline Elizabeth, dau. of 1st Lord
Churchill. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1827, M.A. 1830) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Galway ; late Captain Oxfordshire Yeo-
manry ; elected a Representative Peer for Ireland
1838. Is descended from a common ancestor with
Viscount Dillon. — Clonbrock, co. Galway; 81,
South Audley Street, W.
Heir, his son Luke Gerald, b. 1834.
CLONCURRY (Lord), Edward Lawless (cr.
1789).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by his 2nd wife Emily,
dau. of A.Douglas, Esq., and widow of Joseph Lee-
son, Esq. ; b. 1816 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1839 Elizabeth,
dau. of J. Kirwan, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co.
Kildare, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Dublin ; sits in
the House of Peers as Lord Cloncurry, U.K. (cr.
1831).- -Abington, near Limerick ; Lyons Castle,
near Hazlehatch, co. Kildare ; White's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son A^alentine, b. 1840 ; educated at
Eton and Balliol Coll., Oxford.
CLONMELL (Earl of), Jolm Henry Scott (cr.
1793).
Elder son of the 2nd Earl, by Henrietta Louisa,
dau. of the 2nd Earl of Warwick ; b. 1817 ; s.
1838 ; m. 1838 Anne, dau. of 2nd Lord Downes.
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Educated at Eton ; is Lord-Lieutenant of co. KiU
dare. The first Earl was Lord Chief Justice of
the King's Bench in Ireland. — Bishop's Court, near
Naas, CO. Kildare.
Heir, his sou Lord Earlsfort, b. 1839 ; educated
at Eton ; is Cornet 1st Life Guards.
CLOSE, Colonel Maxwell (of Drumbanaglier).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Samuel Close, by De-
borah, dau. of the Rev. A. R. Champagne, Dean
of Clonmacnoise, and nephew of the late Sir Barry
Close, Bart, {ext.); b. 1783; s. 1817 : m. 1820
Anna Elizabeth, sister of 1st Lord Lurgan. Edu-
cated at Woolwich and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Armagh (High
Sheriff 1818), and a Colonel in the Army, retired ;
was formerly in the 20th and 27th foot, and served
in Egypt, for which he bears the medal. This
family descended from Richard Close, an officer of
rank in the Army, who migrated from Yorkshire
and settled in Ireland temp. Charles I. — Druroba'
nagher, near Newry, co. Armagh.
Heir, his son Maxwell Charles, M.P. for co,
Armagh, &. 1827; m. 1852 Catherine Deborah
Agnes, dau. of 11. S. Close, Esq., of Newtown
Park, Dublin,
CLOUGH, Charles Bntler, Esq. (of Llwyn Oflfa).
Eldest son of the late James Butler Clough, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of J. Perfect, Esq., of Pontefract ;
b. 1817 ; m. 1846 Margaret, only dau, of Fredei-ick
B. Clough, Esq. Educated at Rugby ; is a Ma-
gistrate for cos. Stafford and Flint, and a Dep.
Lieut, for Flintshire. This family has been settled
in Denbighshire and Flintshire since 1560, when
Plas Clough, near Denbigh, was built. — Llwyu
Ofiii, near Mold.
Heir, his son George Frederick, b. 1848,
CLOUGH, Harriet EUen (of Plas Clough),
Only dau. of the late James Henry Clough, Esq.,
of Plas Clough and Denbigh Castle, co. Denbigh,
by Harriet, 2nd dau. of Joseph Parr, Esq., of Fir
Grove, co. Lancaster; s. 1848; m. 1831 John Wil-
liams, eldest son of the Rev. 'Thomas Ellis, Trea-
surer of Bangor Cathedral. This family is of Nor-
man extraction, and descends from the Lords of
Rohan. Its first settlement in England appears
from the Whalley Cartulary to have been in 1315.
— Plas Clough, near Four Crosses, Denbighshire ;
Glasfryn, Pwllheli, Montgomeryshire.
Heir, her son Thomas Parr William Ellis, Esq. ;
b. 1832; m. 1857 Cordelia, 3rd dau. of John
Lloyd, Esq., of Trallwyn, co. Carnarvon.
CLOUGH, John, Esq, (of Clifton House),
Son of the late John William Clough, Esq., of
Oxton Hall and Newbald, E. Riding of Yorksliire,
by Eliza, dau. of the late Rev. Sir Thomas Brough-
ton, Bart., of Doddington Park and Broughton
Hall, CO. Chester ; b. 1803 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1833
Rosina, dau. of the late Admiral Cumberland.
Educated at Eton and Trin. Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate for the North, East, and West Ridings
of Yorkshire. — Clifton House, near York; Arthur's
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William, b. 1834,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CLUDDE, Anne Maria (of Orleton).
Only child and heiress of the late Edward Cludde,
Esq., of Orleton, co. Salop, by Catharine Harriet,
dau. of the late Sir W. Cockburn, Bart. ; m. 1854
the Hon. R. C. Herbert (whom see).
CLUTTERBUCK, Emund Lewis, Esq. (of Har-
denhuish).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Clutterbuck, Esq.,
by Henrietta, dau. of David Ricardo, Esq., M.P.,
of Gatcombe Park, co. Gloucester; h. 1824; .s\
1852 ; m. 1S51 Louisa Maria, dau. of John W.
Spicer, Esq., of Esher Place, Surrey. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1846) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts (High Sheriff 1854).
— Hardenhuish, near Chippenham, Wilts; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W.
CLUTTERBTJCK, Rev. James Charles.
Second son of the late Robert Clutterbuck, Esq.,
of Watford, by Marianne, dau. of Colonel James
Capper, H.E.I. Co.'s service ; h. 1801 ; m. 1831
Louisa, 2nd dau. of the late Hon. and Rev. W. Capel,
Vicar of Watford. Educated at Harrow and Exeter
ColL, Oxford (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1827); appointed
Vicar of Long Wittenham 1829 ; was formerly
Fellow of Exeter Coll., Oxford. — Long Wittenham,
near Abingdon, Berks.
Ueir, his son James Henry, l. 1838.
CLUTTERBUCK, Lewis, Esq. (of Newark
Park).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Lewis Clutterbuck, by
Catharine, dau. of H. Partridge, Esq., of Hilsley,
CO. Gloucester ; b. 1794 ; s. 1820 ; m. 1819 Sarah,
dau. of William Balfour, Esq. Educated at Exeter
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Wilts, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester ;
was formerly in the Royal Horse Guards Blue.
This family has been settled in this county since
the 15th century. — Newark Park, near W^otton-
under-Edgo, Gloucester.shire.
Heir, his son Lewis Balfour, in Holy Orders ; h.
1822 ; educated at the College School, Gloucester,
and Wadhain Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1844) ; appointed
Rector of Doynton 1846 ; is a Magistrate for
Gloucestershire.
CLUTTERBUCK, Robert, Esq. (of Watford
House).
Eldest son of the late Robert Clutterbuck, Esq.
(Author of the " History and Antiquities of
Herts"), by Marianne, eldest dau. of Colonel James
Capper, of the E.I. Co.'a Bengal Artillery ; I. 1798;
m. 1828 Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Henry Hulton,
Esq., of Bevis Mount, Southampton. Educated at
Harrow and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822) ; is
a Magistrate for Herts and the Liberty of St.
Alban's. This family, with other Protestants,
came over from the Netherlands on the revocation
of the Edict of Nantes. — Watford House, Herts;
University Club, S.W.
CLUTTOK-BROCK, Thomas Henrjs Esq. (of
Pensax Court).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Clutton-Brock, Esq.,
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. W^orcester,
and Colonel of Worcestershire Militia (who assumed
the additional name of Brock in 1810), by Emma,
dau. of the Rev. H. ^V. Hill, of Brock Rectory,
CO. Worcester, and grandson of Thomas Glutton,
Esq., of Kinnersley Castle, co. Hereford, .and Pen-
sax Court, CO. Worcester ; h. 1834 ; s. 1856. Edu-
cated at Eton ; appointed Captain Worcestershire
Militia 1854. This family was formerly seated at
Kinnersley Castle, co. Hereford. — Pensax Court,
near Tenbury, Worcestershire.
CLYDE (Lord), Colin Campbell, G.C.B. (cr.
1858).
Son of the late Mr. John McLiver, of Glasgow, by
Miss Campbell, whose name he has assumed ; h. i
1792. A General in the Army (which he entered 1
1808), Colonel 93rd foot, and Iu.spector-General of
Infantry ; served in the Peninsula, China, and
India ; commanded a brigade at Goojerat, and
served in the Crimea 1854-6, in command of the
Highland Brigade ; was Commander-in-Chief in
India 1857-9.— United Service Club, S.W.
COATES, James, Esq. (of Eastwood).
Only son of the late Rev. Edward Coates, by Delia,
dau. of the Rev. Matthew Hemmings, of Kilkenny ;
h. 1794 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1822 Frances, dau. of James
Holmes, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Down ; was formerly an officer in the
Army. This family was formerly settled in the
county of Longford, and its members repeatedly
filled the office of High Sheriff. — Eastwood, near
Kilkeel, co. Down ; Hibernian United Service
Club, Dublin.
COBBE, Charles, Esq. (of Newbridge House).
Eldest son of the late Charles Cobbe, Esq. (formerly
in the 19th Dragoons, who served in India, and
was present at Assaye), by Frances, only dau. of
Thomas Conway, Esq., of Morden Park, Surrey ;
h. 1811 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1839 Louisa Caroline, dau. of
G. F. Brooke, Esq., of Somerton, co. Dublin. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse and Exeter Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1834, M.A. 1838) ; is alMagistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for CO. Dublin (High Sheriff 1841). This
family was formerly of Swarraton and Northington,
Hants, where they were found " ensconced" at the
Heralds' visitation in 1575 (17th Eliz.). — New-
bridge House, near Donabate, co. Dublin ; Sackville
Street Club, Dublin.
COBBETT, John Morgan, Esq. (of Skeynes).
Second sou of the late William Cobbett, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Oldham 1832-5) ; h. 1800; m. 1851
Mary, dau. of John Fielden, Esq., M.P. A Bar-
rister-at-Law, of the Home Circuit (called 1830) ; has
been M.P. for Oldham since 1852. — Skeynes, near
Edenbridge, Kent ; 4, Hare Court, Temple.
COBBOLD, John, Esq. (of HolyweUs).
Eldest son of the late John Cobbold, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. and co-heiress of J. Wilkinson, Esq. ; h.
1775; m. 1796 Harriet, 3rd dau. of the Rev.
Temple Chevallier, of Aspall Hall, Suffolk. Edu-
cated at Greenwich ; is a Magistrate for Suffolk,
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and a Banker at Ipswich and Harwich. — Holywells,
Ipswich, Suffolk.
Ileh', his son John Chevallier, M.P. for Ipswich,
and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk, h.
1797; m. 1827 Lucy, 3rd dau. of the Rev. Henry
Patteson, of Drinkston.
COBDElSr, Richard, Esq. (of Dunford).
Son of the late Mr. William Cohden, of Dunford,
near Midhurst ; h. 1804 ; m. 1840 Kate, dau. of
Hugh Williams, Esq. A Director of the Man-
chester Chamber of Commerce ; formerlj' a Manu-
facturer at Stockport ; was M.P. for Stockport
1841-7, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire 1847-57 ;
elected M.P. for Rochdale 1859.— Dunford; near
Midhurst, Sussex ; Reform Club, S.W.
COCKBURN", Right Hon. Sir Alexander James
Edmund, Bart. (cr. 1627).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Cockburn,
Esq., by Yolande, dau. of Vicomte de Vignier, of
St. Domingo ; h. 1802 ; s. his uncle as 10th Bart.
1858. Educated at Eton and Trinity Hall, Cam-
bridge (LL.B. 1829) ; called to the Bar at the
Middle Temple 1829, and went the Western Cir-
cuit ; is Lord Chief Justice of England ; was Soli-
citor and Attorney-General 1851-2 and 1853-6,
Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas
1856-9 ; was M.P. for Southampton 1847-56.—
Kingswood Lodge, near Croydon, Surrey ; Reform
Club, S.W. ; 45, Hertford Street, W.
Ileh' Pres., his uncle Sir Francis (whom see).
COCKBURN", Sir Edward Ckidde, Bart. (cr.
1628).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir William S. R.
Cockburn, Bart., by Anne, eldest dau. of the Rev.
Francis Coke, of Lower Moor, co. Hereford ; h.
1834 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1858. Educated at Exeter
Coll., Oxford; is a Captain 11th Hussars. Is de-
scended from a common ancestor with the Cock-
burns of Langton. — Downton, near Kington,
Herefordshire.
Ilelr PrcK., his brother George William, Lieut.
42nd Royal Highlanders, h. 1838.
COCKBURN, Sir Francis, Knt. (cr. 1841).
Son of Sir James Cockburn, 6th Bart., by Augusta
Anne, dau. of the Very Rev. F. Ayscough, Dean
of Bristol, and heir pres. to the Baronetcy of his
nephew, the Right Hon. Sir A. Cockburn, Bart. ;
h. 1783; m. 1804 Olivia, dau. of the Rev. D.
Sandys ; is a Lieutenant-General in the Army,
which he entered in 1800 ; served in South America
in 1807, in the Peninsula 1809-10, and in Canada
1811-14 ; is Colonel 95th foot, and Governor of the
Bahamas (appointed 1837) ; was formerly Governor
of Honduras. — United Service Club, S.W.
COCHRANE, Sir James, Knt. (cr. 1845).
Son of the late T. Cochrane, Esq., of Halifax, Nova
Scotia ; b. 1790 ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1818. Is Chief Justice at Gibraltar. — Gib-
raltar.
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COCHRANE, Sir Thomas Jolin, K.C.B. (cr.
1825).
Eldest son of the late Sir A. F. Inglis Cochrane,
G.C.B., and grandson of 8th Earl of Dundonald ;
h. 1789 ; m. 1st 1812 Matilda, dau. of General Sir
C. Ross, Bart. ; 2nd 1853 Rosetta, dau. of the late
Sir J. D. W. Cuffe, Bart. Is Admiral of the
White ; late Commander-in-Chief at Portsmouth ;
has been Commander-in-Chief on the East-Indian
station, and Governor of Newfoundland ; was
M.P. for Ipswich 1839-41.— Quarr-Abbey House,
Isle of Wight ; L^nited Service and Carlton Clubs,
S.W. ; 20, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Alexander D. R. W. Baillie-Coch-
rane, Esq. (whom see).
COCHRANE.
(See BaUUe-Cocltrane.)
COCKS, Lieut.-Colonel Charles Lygon (of Tre-
verbyn-Vean).
Son of the late Thomas Somers Cocks, Esq., of
Great Marlow, Bucks, by Agneta, dau. of the
Right Hon. Reginald Pole Carew, of Antony,
Cornw.all ; h. 1821. Educated at the Royal Mili-
tary Coll., Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Cornwall, and a Colonel in the Cold-
stream Guards. — Treverbyn-Vean, near Liskeard,
Cornwall ; Carlton and Guards' Chibs, S.W.
COCKS, Reginald Thistlethwayte, Esq.
Second son of the late T. Somers Cocks, Esq., by
Agneta, dau. of the Right Hon. Reginald Pole
Cai-ew, of Antony, Cornwall ; h. 1816 ; m. 1845
Henrietta Pole, 2nd dau. of W. Stuart, Esq., of
Aldenham Abbey, Herts. Educated at Westmin-
ster and Ch. Ch., Oxford. This is a branch of tht
Cocks family of Herefordshire. — Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 22, Hertford Street, W.
COCKS, Thomas Somers, Esq. (of Thames
Bank).
Elder son of the late T. Somers Cocks, Esq., by
Agneta, 5th dau. of the late Right Hon. R. P.
Carew, of Antony, Cornwall, was M.P. forReigatc,
and great nephew of 1st Lord Somers ; h. 1815 ; s.
1859 ; m. 1842 Sarah Louisa, dau. of C. Wynne,
Esq. Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex, a Dep. Lieut,
for Lincolnshire, and a partner in the bank of
Messrs. Cocks, I5iddulph, and Co. ; was M.P. for
Reigate 1847-57.^ — Thames Bard<, Great Marlow,
Bucks; 15, Hereford Street, W.
Jleir, his son Thomas Somers Vernon, h. 1850.
CODDINGTON, Henry Barry, Esq. (of Old-
bridge).
Eldest surviving son of the late Nicholas Codding-
ton, Esq., byLetitia, dau. of Gayner Barry, Esq., of
Beau, Dublin ; b. 1802 ; .?. 1837 ; m. 1827 Maria,
eldest dau. of W. S. Crawford, Esq., of Crawfords-
burn (she d. 1845). Educated at Armagh Coll.,
Trinity Coll., Dublin, and St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate for co. Meath (High Sheriff
Cod]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1843), and a Magistrate for the borough of Drog-
Leda. — Oldbridge, near Drogheda, co. I\leath ;
Sackville Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son John Nicholas, Jj. 1828.
CODEINGTON, Sir Cliristoplier WilUam, Bart,
(cr. 1721).
Eldest son of the late Sir Christopher Bethell Cod-
rington, Bart., by Caroline Georgiana Harriet,
dau. of Thomas, 2nd Lord Foley ; h. 1805 ; s. as
5th Bart. 1843; m. 1836 Georgiana Charlotte
Anne, d. of 7th Duke of Beaufort. Educated at
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Gloucester, and a Captain Eoyal Gloucester-
shire Hussars ; has been M.P. for East Gloucester-
shire since 1834. The title is also claimed by Wil-
liam Eayniond Codrington, Esq., of Montfort, Bre-
tagne, as grandson of the 2nd Bart., and the Heralds'
College have given a decision apparently in his
favour. — Dodington Park, near Chippenham ;
White's and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 3, Park Place,
St. James's, S.W,
Heir, his son Gerald William Henry, l. 1850.
CODS,l]SrGTO]Sr, sir Wiliiam John, K.C.B. (cr.
1855),
Eldest surviving son of the late Admiral Sir E. Cod-
rington, G.C.B. ; h. 1804 ; m. 1836 Mary, dau. of
L. Ames, Esq. Educated at Harrow and Sand-
hurst ; a Major-General in the Army, and Colonel
54th foot ; was Commander-in-Chief of the British
Forces in the Crimea 1855-6 ; formerly Lieute-
nant-Colonel Coldstream Guards ; was M.P. for
Greenwich 1857-9 ; appointed to the command at
Gibraltar 1859.— 110, Eaton Square, S.W, ; United
Service Club, S.W.
COFFIlsr, Sir Edward Pine, Knt, (er,184e).
Youngest son of the late Eev. J. Pine-Cofiiu, of
Alverdiscot, Devon ; h. 1784 ; entered the Com-
missariat service in 1805 ; is a Commissary-General
on half-pay.— 15, Gay Street, Bath,
COFFIN, Rev. John Thomas Pine (of Portledge
House).
Second son of the late Itichard Pine-Coffin, Esq.,
by Henrietta, dau. of the Eev. Thomas Kitson, of
Shiphay, Devon ; h. 1800 ; s. his brother 1837 ; m.
1838 Frances, dau. of the late William Speke, Esq.,
of Jordans, Somerset ; 2nd 1848 Charlotte, dau. of
the late Samuel Chandler, Esq., of Tyringham.
Educated at Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1823) ;
appointed Eector of Alvington, Devon, 1837 ; is a
Magistrate for Devon, and a Prebendary of Exeter.
—Portledge House, near Bideford, Devon,
Hdr, his son John Eichard, h. 1842.
COFFIN, Walter, Esq. (of Llandaflf}.
Son of the late Walter Coffin, Esq., of Bridgend,
CO. Glamorgan ; b. 1764. Is a Magistrate for co.
Glamorgan ; was M.P. for Cardiff, &c., 1852-7.—
Llandaff House, near Cardiff; EeformClub, S.W.
COGAN, Bernard Owen, Esq. (of Lisconny
House).
Eldest son of the late Bernard Cogan, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of Martin Howley, Esq., of Belleek
Castle ; h. 1814 ; s. 1831 ; m. 1848 Ellen, 3rd dau.
of Michael O'Donnell, Esq., of Euttand Square,
Dublin. Educated at Sligo ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Sligo (High Sheriff 1850). This family is de-
scended from Myles Cogan, first Governor of
Dublin, in the reign of Henry it. — Lisconny House,
near Colloony, co. Sligo ; 42, Blessington Street,
Dublin.
Heir, his son Bernard, h. 1849.
COGAN, William Henry Ford, Esq. (of Tinode).
Only son of the late Bryan Cogan, of Athgarret, co. J
Kildare, by Eliza, dau. of Edward Madden, Esq.; 1
I. 1823 ; m. 1858 Gertrude Mary, dau. of Francis
Kyan, Esq., and granddau. of Major-General Fran-
cis Kyan, E.l. Co.'s service. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1843, M.A. 1849); called to
the Irish Bar 1845, but does not practise ; is a
]\Iagistrate for cos. Wicklow, Carlow, and Kildare;
has been M.P. for co. Kildare since 1852. — Tinode,
near Blessinton, co. Wicklow ; Stephen's Green,
Dublin ; Eeform Club, S.W.
COGHILL, Sir John Joceljm, Bart. (cr. 1778),
Eldest son of the late Sir Josiah Coghill, Bart., by
Anna Maria, dau. of the late Eight Hon. Charles
Kendal Bushe, Chief Justice of the King's Bench
in Ireland ; h. 1S26 ; s. as 4th Bart, 1850 ; m. 1851
Katharine Frances, dau. of Hon. John Plunket.
Educated at Eugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Dublin ; was formerly Lieutenant
59th foot. — Belvidere House, Drumcondra, co.
Dublin.
Heir, his son Nevile Josiah Aylmer, h. 1852.
COHAM, WiUiam Holland Bickford, Esq, (of
Coham),
Eldest son of the late Eev. William Bickford
Coham, by Augusta Davie, dau. of Joseph Davie
Bassett, Esq., of Watermouth, Devon ; h. 1828 ; s.
1843 ; ra. 1857 Dora Elizabeth Louisa, youngest
dau. of General Sir Hopton Stratford Scott, K.C.B.,
of Woodville, Lucan, co. Dublin. Educated at St,
.John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for
Devon, and a Lieutenant in the Eoyal Devon
Mounted Eifies. — Coham, near Black Torrington ;
Dunsland, Brandis Corner, Devon; Trevedoe
Manor, near Warleggan, Cornwall.
Heir Pres., his brother Arscott Courtenay Bick-
ford, h. 1832.
COHEN, Benjamin, Esq. (of AsgUl House),
Son of the late L. B. Cohen, Esq. ; b. 1789 ; ni,
1819 Justina, dau. of Joseph Montefiore, Esq,
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey. — Asgill House,
Eichmond, Surrey ; 74, Marine Parade, Brighton ;
Portland Club, W,
COKE, Hon. Edward Keppel (of Longford HaU),
Second son of the 1st Earl of Leicester, by his 2nd
v>ife Anne Amelia, dau. of the 4th EarlofAlbe-
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marie ; h. 1824 ; m. 1851 Diana, siater of 4th Vis-
count ClifJen. Educated at Eton ; entered the
(Scots Fusilier Guards as Lieutenant 1841 ; became
Captain 184S ; retired 1849; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk and Derbyshire ; wasM.P.
for W. Norfolk 1847-52.— Longford Hall, near
Brailsford, Derbyshire; Guards' Club, S.W.
COKE, Hon. 'Wenman Clarence Walpole.
Fourth son of 1st Earl of Leicester, by his 1st wife
Anne Amelia, dau. of 4th Earl of Albemarle ; h.
1828. Educated at Eton ; entered the Scots Fusi-
lier Guards 184G ; became Lieutenant and Captain
1853 ; Major in the Army 1855 ; Lieutenant-
Colonel 1858 ; elected M.P. for E. Norfolk 1858.—
Holkham Hall, Norfolk ; Guards' Club, S.W. ; 131,
Piccadilly, W,
COKE, Edward Thomas, Esq. (of Debdale Hall).
Third son of the late D'Ewes Coke, Esq., of Brook-
hill, by Harriet, dau. of Thomas Wright, Esq., of
Nottingham ; h. 1807 ; s. his uncle 1848 ; in. 1835
Diana, 2nd dau. of the late Rev. John Talbot
Crosbie, of Ardfert Abbey, co. Kerry. Educated
at Shrewsbi^ry ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Notts, and a Magistrate for co. Derby ; entered
the Army as Ensign 45th foot 1825 ; served in the
Eurman empire to 1831 ; became Captain 1833,
and served in the 69th regiment to 1835 ; appointed
Lieutenant-Colonel 1st Derby Militia 1853 ; is
author of "Travels in North America." This
family, which can trace its descent iu a direct male
line for upwards of 500 years, possesses the Manor
and lands at Trusley, in Derbyshire, where one of
its ancestors settled temp. Edward III. — Debdale
Hall, near Mansfield.
Heir, his son John Talbot, h. 1841.
COLBOENE, Hon. and Hev. Graham.
Fourth son of 1st Lord Seaton, by Elizabeth, dau.
of the late J. Yonge, Esq., of Puslinch, Devon ; h.
1823. Educated at St. John's Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1844); appointed Eector of Dittisham 1852. —
Dittisham Rectory, near Dartmouth, Devon.
COLBY, John, Esq. (of Pynone).
Eldest surviving son of the late Colonel Colby, of
Fynone, by Cordelia Maria, dau. of the late Major
Colby, of Hosygilwen, co. Pembroke ; h. 1816 ; s.
his brother 1831 ; m. 1841 Frances Anna, eldest
dau. of James Higgon, Esq., of Scolton, co. Pem-
broke, Educated at .Trinity Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Pembroke
(High Sheriff 1838), and a Magistrate for cos.
Carmarthen and Cardigan. — Fynone, near New-
castle Emlyn, Cardiganshire ; University and Con-
servative Clubs, S.W.
COLCHESTER (Lord), diaries Abbot, P.O.
(cr. 1817).
Elder son of the 1st Lord, by Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Sir P. Gibbes, Bart. ; h. 1798 ; s. 1829 ; m.
1836 Elizabeth Susan, dau. of the 1st Lord Ellen-
borough. Educated at Westminster ; is a Magis-
trate for Sussex, and a Eear-Admiral reserved ; was
Vice-President of the Board of Trade and Paymas-
ter-General Feb.-Dec. 1852; Postmaster-General
135
1858-9. The 1st Lord was Speaker of the House
of Commons 1802-17. — Kidbrooke, near East Grin-
stead, Sussex ; Carlton and United Service Clubs,
S.W. ; 34, Berkeley Square, W.
Ilcir, his son Reginald Charles Edward, h. 1842 ;
educated at Eton.
COLCLOUGH, Mary Grey Wentworth Boss-
borough (of Tintern Abbey).
Only dau. of the late CaBsar Colclough; Esq., Chief
Justice of Prince Edward's Island, by Susanna, dau.
of James Leech, Esq. ; s. her father in 1827, and
to her cousin Caesar Colclough as the representative
of this ancient family in 1 842, and to tlie estates by
a decree of the Court of C'hancery, 1853 ; m. 1848
John Thomas Rossborough, Esq., of co. Fer-
managh, who assumed the name and arms of Col-
clough on succeeding to the Tintern estates, and is
Dep. Lieut, and Justice of Peace for co. Wexford.
This family has been settled on these es-tates since
the reign of King Henry VIII. * — Tintern Abbey,
Kinnagh, near New Ross, co. Wexford ; Newpack,
Blackrock, near Dublin.
Heir, her dau. Louisa Maria Sus.in.
COLE, Hon, Henry Arthiu-.
Second son of the 2nd Earl of Enniskillen ; h. 1809.
Educated at Harrow ; late Lieutenant-Colonel of
the county Militia ; formerly Captain 7th Hussars ;
is a Magistrate for co. Fermanagh (High Sheriff
1854); was M.P. for Enniskillen 1844-51 ; has been
M.P. for CO. Fermanagh since 1855. — Florence
Court, CO. Fermanagh ; Carlton and Brookes' Clubs,
S.W. ; 97, Mount Street, W.
COLE, Hon. John Lowry.
Third son of the 2nd Earl of Enniskillen, by
Charlotte, sister of the 1st Marquis of Anglesea ;
h. 1813. Educated at Winchester ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Fermanagh ; elected M.P. for Enniskillen
1859.— Florence Court, Enniskillen ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 97, Mount Street, W.
COLE, Edward Campbell Stuart, Esq. (of Stoke
Lyne).
Eldest son of the late Edward Henry Cole, Esq.,
by Mary Letitia, 2nd dau. of the 1st Lord Congle-
ton, and widow of Lord H. S. Moore ; h. 1831 ; s.
1858. Educated at Eton and Rugby ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Oxon ; late Captain Oxfordshire Militia.
This family has been seated at Twickenham, in
Middlesex, for several generations, and may be
found in the church registers as early as 1584. Pre-
vious to the usurpation of Cromwell, the Coles pos-
sessed nearly the whole place, and there is a fine
monument of them in Petersham Church, erected
in 1624. One branch of the family was elevated to
the rank of Baronet in 1640. — Stoke Lyne, near
Bicester, Oxon ; 11, Hyde-Park Square, W.
COLE, Eev. Francis.
Eldest son of the late William Cole, Esq., by Han-
nah, his wife; h. 1787; s. 1840; m. 1813 Susanna,
* An attempt was marie, on the death of the late Cfesar
Colclough, Esq., by his widow, to take the estates under a .
will ; but, after being in possession ten j-ears, the will was set
aside.
Col]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
dau. of Edmund Hearle, Esq., of St. Columb, co.
Cornwall. Educated at Bodmiu and Exeter Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1810) ; appointed Vicar of St. Feok
1833, of St. Issey 1843. This family is descended
from the Turneys of Bodmin (now extinct), who in
the year 1622 were considerable benefectors to that
church.— St. Issey, near Wadebridge, Cornwall.
COLEBBOOKE, Sir Thomas Edward, Bart. (cr.
1759).
Eldest son of the late Henry Thomas Colebrooke,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Johnston Wilkinson,
Esq., of Portman Square, London ; ^;. 1813 ; 5 his
uncle as 4th Bart. 1838; m. 1857 EHzabeth Mar-
garet, dau. of John Eichardson, Esq., of Kirklands,
CO. Roxburgh. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for .co. Lanark ; was M.F. for
Taunton 1847-52 ; has been M.P. for Lanarkshire
since 1857. — Abington House, near Lanark, N.B. ;
Eeform and Athenaum Clubs, S.W. • 18 Park
Lane, W.
COLEBROOKE, Sir William MacBean George,
K.H., C.B. (cr. 1837).
Son of the late Colonel E. W. Colebrooke, R.A. ;
i. 1787; VI. 1820 Emma Sophia, dau. of Colonel
E. H. Colebrooke, Surveyor-General of India (she
d. 1851). It a Major-General in the Army; has
been Governor of Barbados, the Bahamas, the Lee-
ward and Windward Isles, and N. Brunswick ; was
formerly on service in the East Indies and Java
with the Eoyal Artillery, and on the General Staff.
— Datchet, near Windsor, Berks ; United Service
Club, S.W.
COLERIDGE, Right Hon. Sir John Taylor,
Knt, (cr. 1835).
Son of the late James Coleridge, Esq., of Heath's
Court, Devon, and nephew of the late S. T. Cole-
ridge ; 6. 1790; m. ISIS Mary, dau. of the Eev.
Dr. G. Buchanan. Educated at Eton ; graduated
B.A. at Ch. Ch., Ox-'ord, 1812, as Ist Class in Clas-
sics ; became subsequently a Fellow of Exeter Coll.
and Vinerian Scholar ; called to the Bar at the
Middle Temple 1819; was Recorder of Exeter
1832-5 ; a Judge of the Court of Queen's Beuch
1835-58.— Heath's Court, Ottery St. Marv, Devon •
2(5, Park Crescent, W.
Jleh; his son John Duke, M.A., and late Fellow
of Exeter Coll., Oxford, and Barrister-at-Law •
h. 1820 ; m. 1846 Miss Seymour ; is Eecorder of
Portsmouth.
COLLETOK, Sir Robert AiigiLstus Fiilford
Graves, Bart. (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Eoupell Colleton,
Bart., by Septiina Sexta Colleton, dau. of Admiral
Eichard Graves, Esq., of Hembury Fort, Devon ;
6. 1824 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1848 ; ?n. 1853 Mary, dau'
of William Comins, Esq., of W'hiterhlge, Devon
Is Barrack-master Cape of Good Hope : was for-
merly Lieutenant 45th foot.
Heir, his son Eobert Augustus William, h. 1854.
COLLIER, Lady (of Wickham).
Katharine, dau. of the late Thomas Thistlethwayte
Esq., of Southwick Park, Hants; m. 1831 Adniirai
Sir Francis Augustus Collier, C.B., K.G.H. (son of
the late Admiral Sir George Collier, K.C.B.), Com-
mander-in-Chief on the East-Indian and China
station.s, who d. 1849.— Wickham, near Fareham
Hants. '
COLLIER, Robert Porrett, Esq., Q,.0. (of
Grimston).
Son of the late John Collier, Esq. (who was M P
for Plymouth 1832-41), by Emma, dau. of R.'
Porrett, E.sq., of North Hill, Devon ; b. 1817 ; m
1844 Isabella, dau. of W. R. Rose, Esq., of Wool-
ston Heath, co. AVarwick. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1841) ; called to the Bar at
the Inner Temple 1843, and goes the Western
Circuit ; late Recorder of Penzance ; is a Mao-i.s-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon ; has been M^^P.
for Plymouth since 1S52.— Grimston, near Tavis-
tock, Devon ; Reform and Brookes' Clubs, S W •
2, Eaton Place We,st, S.W\ > ■ ■>
COLLINGE, James, Esq. (of Kinnerton Lodge).
Second son of the late Robert Collinge, Esq of
Middleton ; b. 1788 ; m. 1813 Betsy, eldest dau. of
John Lees, Esq., of Oldham, and widow of Joseph
Wright, Esq., of the same place. Is a Magistrate
for Lancashire ; has been twice Mayor of Oldham,
1850-1 and 1851-2.— Kinnerton Lodge, Broughtou,
near Chester.
Jfeii; his son Jame.'i, b. 1823.
COLLINGS, Bonamy, Esq. (of Guernsey).
Eldest .son of the late John Ceilings, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of John Bonamy, E.sq., of Guernsey; b. 1814'
■'<. 1841 ; w. 1850 Ehzabeth Durell, dau. of Charles
dAuverne, Esq. Educated at Elizabeth Coll.,
Guernsey, and King's Coll., London ; is Captain
2nd Royal Guernsey Militia. This family was for-
merly from Ansford, Somerset, and has been settled
in the Channel Islands since 1C75. — Guernsey.
I/cir, his son John Bonamy, b. 1851.
COLLIN GWOOD, Edward, E.sq. (of Dissington
Hall).
Third son of the late Walter Spencer Stanhope
Esq., of Cannon Hall, co. York, by Mary Winifred'
dau. of Thomas Pulleine, Esq., of Carlton Hall co'
lork ; b. 1791 ; s. 1816; m. 1820 Arabella, dau of
General Calcraft. Educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut
for Northumberland (High Sheriff 1824) ; assumed
the name of Collingwood after his maternal c^rand-
mother in 1S16.— DLssington Hall, near Newcastle-
upon-Tyne; Travellers' and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
Jlcir, his son Edward, b. 1823 ; m. 1844 Frances
dau. of Colonel Maxwell. '
COLLIISTGWOOD, Frederick John Woodley
Esq. (of Glanton Pyke). '
Second .son of the late Henry Collingwood, Esq.,
of Lilburn Tower and Cornhill House, by Mary
Anne, dau. of the late Dr. Watson, of Rothbury ; b.
1805; 7)1. 1838 Mary, younger dau. of the late John
Collingwood, Esq., of Chirton House. Appointed
to the Srd Dragoon Guards in 1826: is a Mao-is-
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tiate and Dep. Lieut, for Nortlniraberland. — Glan-
ton Pyke, near Alnwick, Northumberland ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
COLLINGWOOD, John, Esq. (of Cornhiil
House).
Eldest son of the late H. J. W. Collingwood, Esq.,
by Frances, dau. of Thomas Haggerston, Esq., of
Ellingham, Northumberland, and great-nephew
maternally of Admiral Lord Collingwood (crl.) ;
I. 1S26 ; s. 1840. Educated at Winchester and
Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford ; was formerly in the
•4th Dragoon Guards. — Cornhiil House, near Cold-
stream, Berwickshire ; United Service and Army
and Navy Clubs, S.W.
Jleir Prcs., his brother William Pole, h. 1829 ;
m. 1854 Constance Jane, eldest dau. of Ft'liot
Mostyn, Esq.
COLLINS, Kev. Jolm Ferdinando (of Betterton
House).
Only son of the late Rev. John Collins, of Betterton,
by Martha, dau. of James Smith, Esq., of Hammer-
smith ; b. 1812 ; .?. 1833 ; w. 1836 Sarah, dau. of
John Hawthorn, Esq., of Glenluce, co. Wigton.
Educated at Winchester and University Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Berks. This family
have held this estate since the time of Henry VI.,
but appear originally to have come from Shrop-
shire, as they are mentioned in Doomsday Book
as possessing property in that county. — Betterton
House, near Wantage, Berks.
COLLIN" S, Jolin Stratford, Esq. (of WythaU
Walford).
Eldest son of the late John Stratford Collins, Esq.,
and Edith, dau. of Philip Jones, Esq., of the Cleeve,
CO. Hereford, by Ann, dau. of William Hutcheson,
Esq., by Sarah Kyrle, heiress of John Kyrle, "the
Man of Ross ; " 6. 18— ; s. 1859 ; m. 1st 1848 Ellen,
dau. of John Lloyd, Esq., of Lloydsboro', Ireland ;
2nd 18.t8 Mary Jane, dau. of Rev. John Jones, M.A.,
of Langstone Court, co. Hereford, and widow of
Charles J. Vaux, Esq. Educated at Trinity Hall,
Cambridge (B.A. 1848) ; called to the Bar at Gray's
Inn 1848 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Hereford. This family represents the ancient
families of Collins and Stratford, of Wythall Wal-
ford, and maternally the Kyrles of Walford Court,
and John Kyrle, Pope's "Man of Ross."— Wythall
Walford, near Ross, Herefordshire.
Heir, his son John Stratford, h. 1850.
COLLINS, Rev. Thomas (of Knaresborough).
Eldest surviving son of the late James Collins,
■ Esq., of Foleygate, Knaresborough, by Mary, dau.
of the late J. West, Esq. ; b. 1780 ; m. 1818 Anne,
dau. of the late Richard Ramsden Bromley, Esq.
(she d. 1856). Educated at the Charterhouse and
U aiversity Coll., Oxford, and was afterwards Fellow
of Magdalen and Public Examiner ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Durham and North and West Ridings of
Yorkshire. This family was formerly of Burwash,
Sussex, but has been settled at Knaresborough
above 200 years. — Knaresborough, Yorkshire.
Jleir, his son James, b. 1823.
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COLLINS, Thomas, Esq., Jun.
Second son of Rev. T. Collins, of Knaresborough
(whom see) ; b. 1825. Educated at the Charter-
house and Wadham Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1847) ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1849, and
goes the Northern Circuit ; is a Dep. Lieut, for W.
Riding of Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Knaresborough
1851-2, and since 1857. — Knare.sborough, York-
shire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 2, Hare Court, Temple,
E.C.
COLLINS, "William, Esq. (of Kirkman Bank).
Youngest sou of the late James Collins, Esq., by
Katharine, dau. of — West, Esq. ; b. 1787 ; m.
1828 Elizabeth Emma, dau. of the Rev. Jo.seph
Smyth, Vicar of Kirby Moorside, co. York. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse ; is a Dep. Lieut, for W.
Riding of Yorkshire ; was formerly Captain in the
Knaresborough Volunteer Infantry, and afterwards
Captain in the Wakefield Local Militia.— Kirkman
Bank, near Knaresborough, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son William, b. 1830.
COLLIS.
(See Coolx-ColUs.)
COLLYER, John, Esq. (of Hackford Hall),
Eldest sou of the late Ven. John Bedingfeld Collyer,
M.A., Archdeacon of Norwich, by Catherine, dau.
of W. Alexander, Esq., of London, elder brother of
James, 1st Earl of Caledon, and grand-dau. of M.
Mousey, Esq., M.D., of Chelsea ; h. 1801 ; s. 1857;
m. 1837 Georgina Frances Amy, eldest dau. of Sir
William Johnston, Bart., of that ilk, and of Hil-
town, CO. Aberdeen. Educated at the Charterhouse
and Clare Hall, Cambridge (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825);
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1827 ; is a Magis-
trate for Norfolk, and Judge of County Courts for
Cambridgeshire, &c. This family was formerly of
the city of London, and originally (it is believed)
settled in C'ripplegate, in that city, as Protestant
refugees from Flanders. — Hackford Hall, near
Reepham, Norfolk.
Heir, his son John Monsey, b. 1840.
COLQUHOUN, Sir James, Bart. (cr. 1625).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Colquhoun, Bart.,
by Janet, dau. of the late Right IIou, Sir J. Sin-
clair, Bart., of Ulbster ; b. 1S04 ; s. 1836 ; m.
1843 Jane, dau. of Sir R. Abercromby, Bart. Is
head of the clan of Colquhoun of Luss ; Lord Lieu-
tenant of CO. Dumbarton, which he represented
1837-41 ; is also a Bart, of England (cr. 1786).
Patron of 8 livings. — Ross-dhu, near Luss, co.
Dumbarton.
Heir, his son James, b. 1844.
COLQUHOUN, John Campbell, Esq. (of Killer-
mont).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Archibald Camp-
bell (who took the name of Colquhoun on succeed-
ing to the estates of Garscadden), by Mary Anne,
dau. of the Rev. William Erskine, of Muthel, co.
Perth ; b. 1803 ; s. 1820 ; m. 1827 Henrietta Maria,
eldest dau. of 2ud Lord Lilford. Educated in
Edinburgh and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823) ; is
a Magistrate for cos. Dumbarton and Kent, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lanark ; was
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
M.P. for Dumbartoushire 1832-4, for Kilmarnock
183741, for Newcastle-under-Lyne 1842-7.— Kil-
lermont, near Glasgow ; Chartwell, near Wester-
ham, Kent; Athenrpiim and National Clubs, 8. W.;
S, Chesham Street, S.W,
Heir, Lis sou Archibald Campbell, h. 1828.
COLSTON", Edward, Esq. (of Roundway Park).
Eldest son of the late Edward F. Colston, Esq., by
Marianne, dan. and lieiress of W. Jenkins, Esq.,
of Shepton Mallet, Somerset; Zi. 1822 ; s. 1847;
9)!. 1848 Louisa Paiperta, dau. of Tfev. E. Murray,
and great grand-dau. of the 3rd Duke of Athole.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts. Of this
family was Edward Colston, the munificent bene-
factor of the city of Bristol. — Iloundway Park,
near Devizes, Wilts.
Heir, his son Charles Edward.
COLT, the Rev. Sir Edward Harry Vaughan,
Bart. (cr. 1692).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edward Vaughan Colt,
Bart., ofTrawscaed, co. Radnor, by Frances Martlia,
dau. of Captain H. Gough, R.N., of Weobley, co.
Hereford ; h. 1808 : s. as Gth Bart. 1849 ; m. 1844
Ellen Cotton, dau. of F. H. Northen, Esq., M.D.
Educated at Eton and Queen's Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1836) ; is in Holy Orders ; appointed Vicar of Hill
1839. This family is descended from Thomas Colt,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Privy Councillor
to Edward IV. — Hill Vicarage, near Berkeley,
Gloucestershire.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas Archer, M.D.,
I. 1817 ; m. 1849 Frances, dau. of E. Chadwick,
Esq., of Swinton Hall, co. Lancaster,
COLTHURST, Sir George Vesey, Bart. (cr. 1744).
Eldest son of the late Sir Nicholas Otway Colt-
hurst, Bart., many years M.P. for co. Cork, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel George Vesey, of Lucan
House, CO. Dublin ; h. 1824 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1829 ;
m. 1846 Louisa Jane, dau. of St. John Jeffryes,
Esq., of Blarney Castle, co. Cork. Educated at
Harrow ; is a Magistrate for cos. Cork and Kerry.
— Ardrum, near Inniscarra, co. Cork.
Heir, his son George St. John, h. 1850.
COL VILE, Right Hon. Sir- James William, Knt
(cr. 1848).
Eldest son of the late Andrew Colvile, Esq., of
Ochiltree and Crombie, co. Fife, by Louisa Mary,
dau. of William, 1st Lord Auckland; h. 1810 ; s.
1856 ; m. 1857 Frances Elinor, dau. of .John Peter
CJrant, Esq., Member of the Supreme Council at
Calcutta. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834) ; called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple 1835 ; was Advocate-Ge-
neral of the East-India Company at Calcutta from
1845-8, Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court at
Calcutta 1848-55, Chief Justice 1855-9; sworn a
Privy Councillor in 1859 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Fife. — Craigflower, near Dunfermline, co. Fife •
Travellers' Club, S.W.
//aV, his son Andrew John Wedderbuni, 6.1859.
COLVILE, Charles Robert, Esq. (of Lullington
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Sir C. H. Colvile, Knt., by
Harriot Anne, only child of J. P. Bonnel, Esq. ;
h. 1815; s. 1833; m. 1850 Katharine Sarah
Georgina, eldest dau. of John Russell, Esq., R.N.,
aud the Baroness de Clifford. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Derby, and a Magistrate for cos. Derby, Leicester,
and Stafford ; was M.P. for South Derbyshire
1841-59.- — Lullington Hall, near Burton-on-Trent,
Derbyshire ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Edward, h. 1852,
COLVILE, Rev. William (of Baylham).
Second son of the late Rev. Nathaniel Colvile,
D.D., by Amy Letitia, granddau. of Admiral
Purvis, of Darsham, Suffolk ; h. 1804 ; m. 1834
Louisa, dau. of Major-General Kelso. Educated
at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1827) ; is a
Magistrate for Suffolk. Descended from a com-
mon ancestor with the Colviles of Lullington. The
founder of this family iu England was Gilbert de
Colvyl, who came over with William the Con-
queror, and whose name is on the Roll of Battle
Abbey. The manor of Newton, in Cambridgeshire,
continued in the Colvile family from nearly the
time of the Conquest luitil 1792, when it was sold
by liobert Colvile. — Baylham, near Ipswich, Suf-
folk.
COLVILLE OF CULROSS (Lord), Charles
John Colville (cr. 1604).
Eldest son of Hon. Sir C. Colville, G.C.B., by
Jane, dau. of W. Mure, Esq., of Caldwell, N.B. ;
h. 1818 ; .9. his uncle as 11th Lord 1849 ; m. 1853
Cecile Katharine, dau, of 2nd Lord Carington ; is
a Scotch Representative Peer, and Captain Ayr-
shire Rifles ; late C^aptain 11th Hussars ; was Chief
Equerry and Clerk Marshal of the Household in
1852 and 1858-9.— Carlton Club, S.W. ; 42, Eaton
Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Robert, Master of Colville,
I. 1854.
COMBE, Richard Thomas, Esq. (of Earnshill).
Second son of the late .John Maddison, Esq., of
Alvingham, by Elizabeth, dau. of John Andrews,
Esq., of Alford, co. Lincoln ; li. 1813 ; s. 1849 ;
m. 1850 Elizabeth Delicia, dau. of General Sir J.
Michel], K.C.B. ; assumed the name and arms of
Combe by Royal license in 1849. Educated at
Winchester and University Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1835) ; called to the Bar at Jliddle Temple 1840 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset, and
Recorder of Langport. — Earnshill, near Taunton,
Somerset ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard Thomas, h. 1854.
COMBERMERE (Viscoimt), Stapleton Staple-
ton-Cotton, G.C.B., G.C.H., P.C., D.C.L. (cr,
1826),
Eldest surviving son of the late SirStapleton Cotton,
Bart. ; b. 1773 ; in. 1st 1801 Anne Maria, dau. of
the 3rd Duke of Newcastle (she d. 1807) * 2nd
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1814 Caroline, dan. of the late "William Fulke
Greville, Esq. (she d. 1837) ; 3rd 1838 Mary
Woolley, only dau. and heir of the late Robert
Gibbins, Esq., of Gibbins' Grove, co. Limerick.
Educated at Westminster ; is a Magistrate for co.
Chester, Lord-Lieutenant and Gustos Rotulorum of
the Tower Hamlets, and Constable of the Tower of
London ; a Field Marshal in the Army, and Colonel
of the 1st Life Guards ; has been Governor of
Barbados, and Commander of Forces in the East
and West Indies. Patron 2 livings.— Combermere
Abbey, near Whitchurch, Salop ; Carlton and
United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 48, Belgrave Square,
S.W.
Heir, his son Wellington Henry, a Magistrate
for CO. Chester; h. 1818; in. 1844 Susan Alice,
dau. of Sir G. Sitwell, Bart. Educated at Eton ;
became Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant 1st Life Guards
1837, Major unattached 1850 ; was M.P. for Car-
rickfergus 1847-57.
DOMPTON", Bev. Lord Alwyiie.
Fourth sou of the •2nd Marquis of Northampton ;
h. 1825 ; m. 1850 Florence Carohne, dau. of the
late Eev. R. Anderson. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll.. Cambridge (M.A. 1848) ; appointed
Rector of Castle Ashby 1852, Honorary Canon of
Peterborough 185G.— Castle Ashby Rectory, near
Northampton.
COMPTOTvT, Henry Combe, Esq. (of Minstead
Manor).
Eldest son of the late John Compton, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of the Rev. John Richards; h.
1789; m. 1810 Charlotte, dau. of William Mills,
Esq., of Bisterne, Hants (she d. 1855). Educated at
Eton and Merton Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for
Hants ; was M.P. for S. Hants 1835-57.— Minstead
Manor, near Lyndhurst, Hants ; White's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1813.
CONCANON, Edmund John, Esq. (of Waterloo).
Eldest son of the late Henry Concanon, Esq., by
Rachel, dau. of John Marshall, Esq., of Bally-
gaddy, co. Galway ; h. 1792 ; s. 1810 ; m. 1815
Jane, dau. of John Blake, Esq.— Waterloo, near
Glantane, co. Galway.
Heir, his son Henry, B.A., of Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; 6. 1816 ; m. 1854 the Countess Maria de
Lusi, dau. of the late Count de Lusi.
CONEY, John Jeane, Esq. (of Braywick Grove).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Coney, Rector
of Batcombe, Somerset, by Elizabeth, eldest
dau. of John Jeane, Esq., of Binfords, Somerset;
h. 1797 ; m. 1828 EHza Munro, eldest dau. of J. J.
Labalraondiere, Esq. (she d. 1858). Educated at
Winchester and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1819,
M.A. 1822) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1823 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset
and Berks. — Braywick Grove, near Maidenhead,
Berks ; University Cluli, S.W.
Heir, his son Walter John, Captain Royal
Dragoons, h. 1830.
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CONEY, Kev. Thomas Bouclier.
Second son of the late Rev. Thomas Coney, by
Elizabetih, dau. of John Jeane, Esq., of Batcombe,
CO. Somerset ; h. 1800 ; m. 1825 Jane Gould, dau.
of the late John Paine Tudway, Esq., M.P., of
Wells, Somerset. Educated at Winchester and
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821, M.A. 1853);
appointed Rector of Chedzoy, Somerset, 1830,
Vicar of Pucklechurch 1839, Honorary Canon of
Bristol and Rural Dean 1851. — Pucklechurch
Vicarage, near Bristol.
Heir, his son Thomas, M.A., of University Coll.,
Oxford ; in Holy Orders, Chaplain to the Forces ;
h. 1826 ; in. 1858 Ellen, dau. of George Henry
Ames, Esq., of Cote House, co. Gloucester.
CONG-LETON (Lord), John Vesey Parnell
(cr. 1841).'
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Caroline, dau. of the
1st Earl of Portarhngton ; b. 1805 ; s. 1842 ; in.
1st 1831 dau. of — Cronin, Esq. ; 2nd Katoune,
an Armenian lady. The 1st Lord was Paymaster-
General of the Forces 1835-41. — Ratbleague,
Queen's co. ; 22, Cumberland Street, W.
HeirPrcs., hisbrother Henry WiUiam (whom see).
CONGREVE, Sir "William Augustus, Bart. (cr.
1812),
Eldest son of the late Sir William Congreve, Bart.,
by Isabella Charlotte, widow of Henry Nisbett
MacEvoy, Esq. ; b. 1827 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1828.
The 2nd Bart, received the Russian Order of St.
Anne from the Emperor Alexander, for his inven-
tion of the Congreve rockets.
Heir Pres., his brother William Frederick, b.
1828.
CONGREVE, John, Esq. (of Mount Congreve).
Eldest son of the late Ambrose Congreve, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of R. Jenkin, Esq. ; b. 1800 ; s.
1809 ; m. 1827 Louisa Harriet, eldest dau. of 2nd
Lord Clonbrock. Educated at Eton and Magdalen
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Waterford. This family is lineally descended
from the same ancestor as the Congreves of Con-
greve and Stretton, co. Stafford. John Congreve,
Colonel in the Army of Charles I., settled in
Ireland in 1641. — Mount Congreve, near Water-
ford ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 44, Albemarle Street,
W.
Heir, his son Ambrose, Lieutenant 2nd Life
Guards, h. 1832.
CONGREVE, William Walter, Esq. (of Burton
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Richard Congreve, Esq., of
Congreve, co. Stafford, and Burton, co. Chester,
by Mary Anne, dau. of George Birch, Esq., of
Hamstead Hall, co. Warwick ; b. 1804; s. 1857;
m. 1830 Anna Selina, dau. of the Rev. Lambert
Bayly, of Ballyarthur, co. Wicklow. Educated
at Westminster and Brasenose Coll., Oxford ;
appointed to the Army 1825 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cheshire ; was formerly Captain
3rd Light Dragoons. This family are of Saxon
origin, and were, till recently, possessors of Alder-
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
mastou House, Berks. — Burton Hall, near Neston,
Cheshire.
Heir, his son William, a Captain in the Army,
h.lSZl.
COWINGHAM, ■William, Esq.
Son of the Rev. E. Coningham, of co. London-
derry, by Loui.sa, dau. of Colonel J. Capper, Bengal
Army ; h. 1815 ; m. 1810 Elizabeth Catherine,
dau. of the Eev. W. Meyrick. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; was formerly in the 1st lioyal
Dragoons ; has been jNI.P. for Brighton since 1857.
— 26, Sussex Sqviare, Kemp Town, Brighton ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.^N'.
CONNELLAN, Peter, Esq. (of Coolmore).
Eldest son of the late Peter Connellan, Esq., by
Harriet, dau. of James Corry, Esq., of Dublin ;
h. 1806; s. 18-20 ; m. 1844 Anne Maria, 2nd dau.
of the Jiev. Sir Hercules Richard Langrishe, Bart.,
of Knocktopher Abbey. Educated at Winchester
and Oriel Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kilkenny (High Sheriff 1856). —
Coolmore, near Thomastnwn, co. Kilkenny.
Jleir, his son James Fitzwalter, h. lS4f>.
CONOLLY, Andrew, Esq. (of Greenpark).
Second son of the late William Conolly, Esq., by
Eliza, eldest dau. of the late Sir Hugh Nugent,
Bart., of Ballenlough Castle, Co. Westmeath ;
I. 1824 ; s. 1851. Educated at Prior Park Coll.,
Bath ; is a Magistrate for co. Westmeath.- — Green-
park, near Mullingar, co. Westmeath ; 20, Gar-
diner's Place, Dublin.
CONOLLY, Charles John Thomas, Esq. (of
Midford Castle).
Only child of the late Charles Thomas Conolly,
Esq., by his 1st, wife Elizabeth, dau. of John
Clifton, Esq., of Ijytham Hall, co. Lancaster ;
h. 1818 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1840 Louisa Lucy Margaret
Catherine Brancaccio, Marquise de Sta. Agata, and
only dau. of the late Prince de Ruffano, Chamber-
lain to Ferdinand, King of Naple.s, and Margaret,
dau. of Guliehno, Baron Dotto di Dauli. Is a
Magistrate for Somerset and Wilts, and Captain
Royal Wilts Yeomanry. This family is descended
from the Conollys of Castle Town, co. Kildare,
Ireland. — Midford Castle, Somerset ; Cottles, near
Melksham, Wilts.
CONROY, Sir Edward, Bart. (cr. 1837).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Conroy, Bait., by
Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Major-General Fisher
(who was brother to the late BLshop Fisher of Salis-
bury) ; h. 1809 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1854 ; m. 1837 Lady
Alicia Parsons, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Rosse. Edu-
cated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1834) ;
appointed Attache to the Special Mission to Brussels
1831 ; Deputy Registrar-General of Births, Deaths,
and Marriages 1835, resigned 1842 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut. forBerks and co. Montgomery. This
is an Irish family of very ancient Milesian descent,
commemorated in the annals and chronicles of
Ireland, and suffered for its faithful adherence to
the cause of the Stuarts. — Llanlvytmiair, Mont-
gomeryshire ; Arborfield, near Reading ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son John, h. 1845.
CONSTABLE, Sir Thomas Aston Clifford, Bart,
(cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Hugh Clifford
Constable, Ijart., by Mary JNlcDonald, dau. of John
Chichester, Esq., of Arlington, Devon ; h. 1806 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1837 ; m. 1827 Marianne, youngest
dau. of the late C'harles Joseph Chichester, Esq.,
of Calverleigh Court, Devon. Educated at St.
Mary's Coll., Oscott ; is a Dep. Lieut, for East
Riding of Yorkshire and Staffordshire, and Patron
of 2 livings. This family represents a younger
branch of that of Lord Clifford of Chudleigh. — ■
Burton Constable, near Hull, Yorkshire ; Wycliffe
Hall, near Darlington ; 44, Brook Street, W.
Heir, his sou Frederick Augustus Talbot, Major
East York Militia, h. 1828.
CONYEE.S (7th Lord), Sackville George Lane-
Fox (cr. 1500).
Elder son of Sackville Lane-Fox, Esq., by C'har-
lotte Mary Anne Georgiana, only dau. of George,
6th Duke of Leeds, K.G. ; h. 1827 ; s. his uncle,
the late Duke of Leeds, 1859. Entered the Army
as Cornet Royal Plorse Guards 1846 ; retired from
the Army 1850 ; re-entered 1854, and served with
the 21st Fusiliers in the Crimea and India. — Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
//(/r Pits., his lirother the Hon. Charles Pierre-
pont, late of the Grenadier and Coldstream Guards ;
served in the Crimea ; h, 1832 ; m. 1859 Louisa,
dau. of F. Fairfax, Esq., of Newton Kyme, co.
York.
CONYNGHAM (Marquis), Francis Nathaniel
Conyngham, K.P., G.C.H., P.O. (cr. 1816).
Eldest surviving son of the 1st Marquis, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late Joseph Denison, Esq., of
Denbies, Surrey ; h. 1797 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1824 Jane,
dau. of the 1st jMarquis of Anglesey. Sits in the
House of Peers as Lord Minster, U.K. {cr. 1821) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, fin- cos. Donegal and
Meath ; a ]\Iajor-General unattached, and Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Donegal Militia ; was M.P. for co.
Donegal 1830-2 ; Postmaster-General 1834 ; Lord
C^hamberlain 1837-9. Patronage 1 living. — Slane
Castle, CO. jNIeath ; Mount Charles, co. Donegal ;
ITnited Service Club, S.^V". ; 5, Hamilton Place, W.
Heir, his son Earl INIount-Charles, h. 1825 ;
m. 1854 .Jane St. Maur Blanche, only child of
4th Earl of Harrington. Educated at Eton ; be-
came Cornet 1st Life Guards 1844, Captain 1854 ;
Lieutenant-Colonel Doneg.al MilitialS49 ; appointed
Captain East Kent Rifles 1859 ; has been State
Steward to Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland.
CONYNGHAM, Lord Francis Nathaniel.
Second son of the 2nd Marquis Conyngham ;
I). 1832 ; m. 1857 Georgiana Charlotte, 5th dau. of
1st Lord Tredegar. Educated at Eton and Royal
Naval Coll. ; entered the Navy 1847 ; became
Lieutenant R-.N. 1854 ; was RLP. for co. Clare
1857-9. — Slane's Castle, CO. Meath ; Mount-Charles,
CO. Donegal ; Army and Navy Club, S.W^. ; 5,
Hamilton Place, W.
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CONYTsTGHAM, William FitzWiUiam Lenox,
Esq. (of Spring Hill).
Eldest son of the late William Lenox Conyngham,
Esq., by Charlotte Melosina, dau. of the Right
Hon! John Staples, Esq., of Li.ssan, co. Tyrone ;
h. 1824 ; .■?. 1858 ; m. 1856 Laura Calvert, dau.
of George Arbuthnot, Esq. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Londonderry (High Sheriff
1859), and Lieutenant-Colonel Londonderry Light
Infantry Militia ; was formerly in the 88th Con-
naught Rangers.— Spring Hill, near Moneymore,
CO. Londonderry.
Heir, his son William Arbuthnot, h. 1857.
COOKE, Sir William Bidley Charles, Bart. (cr.
1681).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Bryan Cooke,
Bart., by Isabella C'ecilia Viviana, dau. of the late
Sir William Middleton, Bart. ; h. 1827 ; *. as 9th
Bart. 1851. Is a Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of
Yorkshire, and Lieutenant 2nd West Yorkshire
Yeomanry Cavalry ; formerly Cajitain 7th Hussars.
Patron of 1 living.— Wheatley Hall, near Don-
caster, Yorkshire ; 10, Albemarle Street^ W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Charles Edward Stephen,
I. 1829.
COOKE, Rev. John (of Cordangan).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Cooke, Esq., D.L.,
of Cordangan and Knockgraffon, co. Tipperary, by
Jane, dau. of Thomas Rodie, Esq., of Liverpool ;
h. 1819 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1847 Ellen, dau. of the late
Sir Joseph Huddart, of Brynkir, co. Carnarvon.
Educated at Winchester and Balliol Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1840) ; ordained 1842 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Tipperary.— Cordangan, co.
Tipperary ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Joseph, h. 1850.
COOKE, Bryan George Davies, Esq. (of Colom-
mendy).
Second son of the late Philip Davies Cooke, Esq.,
of Owston, CO. York, and Gwysany, co. Flint,
by Helena Caroline, dau. of George, ord Earl of
Kingston ; h. 1835 ; s. under the will of Miss
Garnons, of C^olommendy, 1853. Educated at
Rugby; entered the Army 1853; was formerly
Captain 73rd regiment, and A.-D.-C. to Major-
General Sir W. Eyre, K.C.B., in Canada ; served
in India 1857-8.— Colommendy, near^ Mold, Flint-
shire ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother George Robert Davies,
ofCh. Ch., Oxford, b. 183(3.
COOKE, Philip Bryan Davies, Esq. (of Owston).
Eldest son of the late Philip Davies Cooke, Esq.,
of Owston and Gwysany (who was High Sheriff of
Flintshire in 1824), by Helena Caroline, dau. of
George, 3rd Earl of Kingston ; b. 1832 ; s. 1853.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Flintshire (High Sheriff 185-). This
family is a younger branch of the Cookes of
W^heatley, Parts., and descends from Bryan, grand-
son of Edward Cooke, of Wheatley and Sandhall,
Mayor of Doncaster 1804-8. The title of Baronet
was conferred upon Sir George Cooke in 1660. —
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Owston, near Doncaster, Yorkshire ; Gwysany,
near Mold, Flintshire ; 10, Harley Street, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Bryan George Davies
(whom see).
COOKE, Bev. Bobert Bryan.
Second son of the late Bryan Cooke, Esq., of
Owston, CO. York, M.P.forMalton, and Colonel 3rd
West York Militia, by Frances, dau. and sole heir of
Philip Puleston, Esq., of Hafod-y-wern, co. Den-
bigh, and Mary, sister and co-heir of John Davies,
Esq., of Gwysany, co. Flint, and of Llanarch,
CO. Denbigh (see Cooke of Owston) ; b. 1800 ;
v/i. 1824 Emily Carteret, 3rd dau. of Philip
Smith Webb, Esq., of Milford House, Surrey.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; ap-
pointed Rector of Wheldrake 1834.— Wheldrake
Rectory, York.
Heir, his son Anthony Charles, b. 1826 ; edu-
cated at the Royal Military College, AVoolwich ; is
Captain R.E., and a Major in the Army.
COOKE, William Bryan, Esq.
Fifth son of the late Bryan Cooke, Esq., of Owston,
CO. York (see that family) ; b. 1805. Educated at
Rugby ; is a Dep, Lieut, for co. Flint ; late an
Officer 85th foot.— Athenseum Club, S.W.
COOKE, William, Esq. (of Talbot Hall).
Second son of the late Thomas Cooke, Esq., of
Retreat, co. Westmeath, by Elizabeth, dau. of
William Dawson, Esq., of Nohaville ; b. 1793 ; s.
his elder brother in 1811 ; m. 1st 1815 Catherine,
only child of Falkincr Chute, Esq., Captain 6th
Dragoon Guards ; 2nd 1840 Ruth, dau. of Richard
Chute, Esq., of Chute Hall, co. Kerry. Educated
at Edinburgh University ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Westmeath, Roscommon, Kilkenny, and Wex-
ford.—Talbot Hall, near New Ross, co. Wexford ;
Retreat, near Athlone, co. Westmeath.
Heir, his .son Falkiuer, b. 1821.
COOKE-COLLIS, William, Esq. (of Castle
Cooke).
Eldest son of the late Yen. Zachary Cooke-CoUis,
Archdeacon of Cloyne, by Jane, dau. of Charles
Leslie, Esq., M.D., of Cork ; b. 1783 ; s. 1806 ;
r,i. 1808 Elizabeth C4eraldine, eldest dau. of M. U.
Atkin, Esq., of Leadington, co. Cork. Appointed
Dep. Governor of co. Cork 1807 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Cork ; was formerly Captain North Cork
Militia. This family inherit from the Cookes in
the female line.— Castle Cooke, near Kilworth, co.
t'ork. ^ „^
Heir, his son William Cooke, b. 1809 ; m. 1836
Sarah, 'eldest dau. of John Hyde, Esq., of Castle
Hyde, co. Cork,
COOKMAN, Edward Rogers, Esq. (of Monart),
Eldest son of the late Nathaniel Cookman, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of Edward Rogers,
Esq., of Monart ; b. IS— ; '/». lat 18— Mary, dau.
of Narcissus Huson, Esq., of Wexford ; 2nd 1859
Isabella, dau. of Andrew Jameson, Esq., of Fair-
view, CO. Wexford, Educated at Trinity Coll.,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Dublin ; called to the Irish Bai' 13 — ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Wexford. — Monart House, near
Enniscorthy, co. Wexford ; Curracloe, near Wex-
ford.
Heir, his eldest surviving son Edward Eogers.
COOPER, Sir Astley Paston, Bart. (cr. 1821).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. Samuel Lovick
Cooper, by Sarah Leman, dau. of Thomas Rede,
Esq., of Letheringham Abbey, Suffolk; Z/. 1798 ;
s. his uncle as 2ad Bart. 1S41 ; m. 1821 Elizabeth
Harriet, dau. of the late William Rickford, Esq.,
M.P. for Aylesbury. Educated at Eton and
Christ's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Herts. Tlie first Baronet was an
eminent surgeon. — C4adesbridge, near Hemel
Hempstead, Herts ; Windham Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Astley Paston, Captain Rifle Bri-
gade ; 6. 1824 ; m. 1855 Ethelreda Julia, dau. of the
late George Newton, Esq., of Croxton Park.
COOPER, Sir Charles, Knt. (cr. 1857).
Third son of the late Thomas Cooper, Esq., by
Mary Bevan ; h. 1795 ; m. 1853 Emily Grace, dau.
of Charles Burton Newenham, Esq., late Sheriff of
South Australia ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1827 ; is Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of South Au.stralia ; was sole Judge of that
court 1839-56. — Adelaide, South Australia,
COOPEE, Sir Daniel, Knt. (cr. 1857).
Son of Thomas and Jane Cooper, of Richmond
Cottage, Double Bay, near Sydney ; h. 1821 ; m.
1816 Elizabeth, dau. of W. Hill, Esq. Elected to
the Legislative Council of New South Wales 1849,
and chosen First Speaker of the Legislative Assem-
bly under the new constitution 1856. — Woollahra,
New South Wales ; Macquarie Street, Sydney.
COOPEE, Sir Hem-y, Knt. (cr. 1854),
Son of S. Cooper, Esq., Merchant, of Hull ; h.
1807 ; m. 1834 Isabella, dau. of W. S. Cooper,
Esq. Is M.D. of London, a Fellow of the College
of Surgeons, an Alderman, and late Mayor of Hutl.
— 7, Charlotte Street, Hull, Yorkshire.
COOPEE, Charles William, Esq. (of Cooper'fs
Hill).
Second and only surviving sou of the late Arthur
Brooke Cooper, Esq., by Jane Frances, dau. of
Charles O'Hara, Esq., of Annachmore (forty years
M.P. for CO. Sligo) ; b. 1817 ; in. 1858 Annie Char-
lotte, dau. of the late Richard Streatfield, Esq., of
the Rocks, Sussex. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1838) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Sligo (High Sheriff 1849) ; elected
M.P. for CO. Sligo 1859.— Cooper's Hill, near Bally-
mote, CO. Sligo.
COOPEE, Edward Joshiia, Esq., F.E.S.,
M.E.I. A. (of Markree Castle).
Eldest sou of E. S. Cooper, Esq., by Anne, eldest
dau. of H. Verelst, Esq., Governor of Bengal, and
grandson of the late Eight Hon. J. Cooper, ]\LP •
6. 1798 ; ra. 1st 1822 Sophie, dau. of Colonel H. p'
L'Estrange; 2nd 1827 Sarah Frances, dau. of
0. Wynne, Esq. Educated at Armagh, Eton, and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is an Honorary Member of the
Society of Fine Arts at Florence, and of several
foreign scientific institutions ; was M.P. for co.
Sligo 1830-41 and 1857-9.— Markree Castle, near
Collooney, co. Sligo ; National Club, S.W.
COOPEE, Sev. Edward Philip, B.D,
Eldest son of the late Rev. E. Cooper, of the Manor
House, Finchley, by Caroline Isabella, dau. of the
late P. L. Powys, Esq., of Harkwicke House,
Oxon ; h. 1795 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1825 Caroline Louisa,
eldest dau. of P. L. Powys, Esq. (she d. 1855).
Educated at Rugby and St. John's Coll., Oxford, of
which he was a Fellow, Founder's kin (B.A.
1816) : appointed Vicar of Little Dalby, Leicester-
shire, 1852 ; was formerly Vicar of Burford, Oxon,
and for many years a Magistrate for Oxon. — Little
Dalby Vicarage, near Melton Mowbray.
Heirs, his daughters Edith Cassandra and Sophia
I\Iary Leigh.
COOPEE, James Cooper, Esq. (of Cooper's Hill).
Eldest son of the late C. Tuthill, Esq., Lieutenant
R.N., by Grace, dau. of R. Reeves, Esq. ; h. 1825 ;
s. 1837 ; m. 1847 Mary, dau. of C. Pickering, Esq.,
of Roebuck, co. Dublin. Educated at Worksop
and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for
Limerick ; assumed the name of Cooper 1 844, after
his relative Honora, widow of J. Cooper, Esq. —
Cooper's Hill, near Clarina, co. Limerick.
Heir, his son Christopher, h. 1849.
COOPEE, Eev. John Mawbey. j
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Cooper, by
Martha, dau. of .John Cooper, Esq., of Burbage,
Leicestershire ; h. 1787 ; ra. 1817 Christian Stares-
more, dau. of W. Marvin, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Hall, Cambridge (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1815) ; ordained
Deacon 1811, Priest 1812, by (Fisher) Bishop of
Salisbury ; instituted to Peckleton Rectory 1814 ;
appointed Domestic Chaplain to Lord Montfort
1815 ; is a M.agistrate for cos. Leicester and Lincoln,
— Peckleton Rectory, near Hinckley, Leicestershire.
Heir, his son William Henry, in Holy Orders
(whom see).
COOPEE, Samuel, Esq. (of Killemu'e).
Eldest son of the late William Cooper-, Esq., by
Rebecca, dau. of the Rev. Richard Chadwick, of
Chadville, co. Tipperary ; h. 1801 ; s. 1850 ; m.
1828 Louisa Salisbury, dau. of Richard Long,
Esq., of Long-field ; entered the Array 1821 as
Ensign 78th foot ; was formerly Lieutenant 2nd
Queen's Royals ; is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary.
This family was formerly of Byefleet, Surrey. —
Killenure C'astle, near Cashel, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son Samuel, h. 1829,
COOPEE, William Dodge Cooper, Esq. of Tod-
diugton Manor).
Second son of the late Rev. John Heap, Rector of
Birdham, Sussex, by Anne, dau. of John Cooper,
Esq. ; h. 1782 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1807 Ehzabeth, dau.
and heiress of John Cooper, Esq., and assumed the
surname of Cooper in 1819, Is a Magistrate and
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Dep. Lieut, for Beds (High Sheriff 1829), and a
Magistrate for Middlesex and the Cinque Ports.
— Toddington Manor, near Dunstable, Beds ;
Park House, Highgate, Middlesex ; Conservative
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Beds ; late Major Beds Militia ; h.
1810 ; '111. 1831 Laura Georgina, dau. of Captain
Ellis, of Tuy Duy Park, co. Monmouth, late 17tli
Light Dragoons.
COOPER, Rev. ■William Henry (of Weddington
Castle).
Only son of the Rev. John Mawbey Cooper, by
Christian Staresmore, dau. of William Marvin,
Esq., of Frowlesworth ; 5. 1820 ; m. 1850 Joanna
Trotter, dau. of John Smith Cunninghame, Esq.,
of Caprington Castle, Ayrshire. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Hall, Cambridge (B.C.L. 1844) ; or-
dained Deacon 1845, Priest 1846 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Warwick. — Weddington Castle, near Nun-
eaton, Warwickshire ; Windham Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Mawbey Hogard, h. 1854.
COORE, Henry, Esq.. (of Scrnton Hall).
Only son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel F. L.
Coore, by Harriet, eldest dau. and heiress of Henry
Gale, Esq., of Scruton ; h. 1820 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1841
Augusta Caroline, dau. of Mark Milbanke, Esq., of
Thorp Perrow, co. York ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. York. — Scruton Hall, near Eedale,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Henry Mark Gale, h. 1842.
COOTE, Sir Charles Henry, Bart. (cr. 1620).
Eldest son of the late Chidley Coote, Esq., by
Ehzabeth Anne, dau. of Rev. Ralph Carr, of
Bath ; h. 1794 ; s. his kinsman as 9th Bart. 1802 ;
in. 1814 Caroline, dau. of John Whaley, Esq., of
Whaley Abbey, co. Wicklow. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Queen's co. ; is Premier Baronet of Ireland, and
Colonel of the Queen's County Militia ; was M.P.
for Queen's co. 1821-47 and 1852-9.— Ballyfin, near
Mountrath, Queen's co. ; Carlton and Junior
United Service Clubs, S. W. ; 5, Con naught
Place, W.
Heir, his son Charles Henry, h, 1815.
COOTE, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1774).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Coote, Bart., of
Bagot Street, Dublin ; h. 1798 ; s. as 3rd Bart. ] 857 ;
is married. — 8, Rathmines Row, Dublin.
Heir, his son Charles Algernon, h. 1847.
COOTE, Chidley, Esq. (of Huntington).
Second son of the late Chidley Coote, Esq., of Ash
Hill, CO. Limerick, by Elizabeth Anne, dau. of the
late Rev. Ralph Carr, of Bath, and brother of Sir
C. H. Coote, Bart., of Ballyfin, Queen's co. ;
h. 1798 ; 111. 1827 Jane Deborah, 2nd dau. of the
Rev. Samuel Close, of Elm Park. Educated at
Eton ; is an Officer in the Guards. — Huntington,
Queen's co. ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
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COOTE, Thomas, Esq. (of Brandrum House).
Eldest son of the late Major Thomas Coote, by
Margaret, dau. of James Moore Boyle, Esq., of
TuUyvin House, co. Cavan ; h. 1815 ; s. 1836 ; m.
1841 Rebecca Horatia, dau. of Charles James
Adams, Esq., Capt. R.N. Appointed Major Mona-
ghan Militia 1857 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Cavan
and Monaghan, and a Dep. Lieut, for the latter
county ; was High Sheriff for co. Monaghan 1838.
Brandrum House, near Monaghan.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1844.
COPE, Rev. Sir "WiUiam Hem'y, Bart. (cr. 1611).
Only son of the late Lieutenant-General E. R.
Cope, by Maria, dau. of James Eurber, Esq. ; h.
1811 ; s. his cousin as 12th Bart. 1851 ; m. 1834
Marianne, dau. of Henry Garnett, Esq. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin, and at Magdalen Hall,
Oxford (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1840) ; is in Holy
Orders ; was formerly a Minor Canon of West-
minster. This family was formerly seated in Ox-
fordshire for many generations. Patron 1 living.
— Bramshill, near Hartfordbridge, Hants.
Heir, his son Edmund William, h. ] 838 ; educated
at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
COPELAND, William Taylor, Esq. (of Cliffs
Bank Lodge).
Son of the late Mr. W. Copeland ; h. 1797 ; m. 1827
Sarah, dau. of J. Yates, Esq. Is an Alderman of
London, of which he was Sheriff 1828-9, and Lord
Mayor 1835-6 ; Head of the firm of Copeland and
Co., New Bond Street, London ; is a Magistrate for
Middlesex, Essex, Herts, and Staffordshire ; was
M.P. for Coleraine 1835-7, for Stoke-on-Trent'
1837-52 ; rechosen 1857 and 1859.— Cliffe Bank
Lodge, near Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire ; The
Manor House, Bushey, Herts ; Carlton and Con-
servative Clubs, S.W. ; 160, New Bond Street, W.
Heir, his son William Fowler Mountford, h. 1828.
COPLESTOW, Rev. John C^ay.
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Gains Copleston,
by Harriet, dau. of James Townsend, Esq., of
Honiton ; l. 1802 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1st 1833 Catharine,
dau. of the late Edmund Thomas Waters, Esq. ;
2nd 1851 Maria, dau. of the late George Lovell,
Esq., of Rookley House, Hants. Educated at
Winchester and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823,
M.A. 1824) ; instituted Rector of Offwell 1841.
This family is one of great antiquity in Devon, and
being seated at Copleston, in that county, " when
the Conqueror came," most probably gave the name
to the Manor, that word being of Norman or
French origin. The name Copleston is derived
from Le Cop Stone, — the covering stone, where
different parishes meet (see Prince's " Worthies of
Devon.") — Oflwell Rectory, near Honiton, Devon.
Heir, his son John Henry, h. 1841.
COPLEY, Sir Joseph WUHam, Bart. (cr. 1778).
Eldest son of the late Sir Joseph Copley, Bart., by
Lady Cecil Hamilton, dau. of the Hon. and Rev.
George Hamilton, and widow of 1st Marquis of
Abercorn ; h. 1804 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1838 ; m. 1831
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Charlotte, dau. of 1st Earl of Yarborougli. Was
High Sheriff of Yorkshire 1843 ; is Patron of 1
living. — Sprotborough, near Doucaster, Yorkshire.
CORBALLY, Mathew Elias, Esq. (of Corbalton
Hall).
Only son of the late Elias Corbally, Esq., by Mary,
widow of Frederick Netterville, Esq. ; h. 1797 ; s.
1837 ; m. 1842 Matilda, only dau. of l-2th Viscount
Gormanston. Educated at Oscot Coll. ; is a Magis-
trate for, and Vice-Lieut, of, co. IMeath (High
Sheriff 1838); late Captain Meath Militia; has
been M.P. for Meath since 1840.— Corbalton Hall,
near Tara, co. Meath ; Reform and Arthur's Clubs,
S.W. ; 35, Pall Mall, S.W.
CORBET, Sir Vincent Rowland, Bart. (cr. 1808).
Eldest son of the late Sir Andrew Vincent Corbet,
Bart., by Rachel Stephens, dau. of Colonel John
Hill, of Hardwicke ; h. 1801 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1855 ;
111. 1854 Caroline Agnes, dau. of Admiral Hon. C.
0. Bridgeman, of Knocken Hall, co. Salop. Is a
Magistrate for co. Salop, and Patron of 2 livings ;
was formerly Jjieutenant Royal Horse Guards. —
Acton Reynald Hall, near Shrewsbury ; Corbet
Castle, near Moreton, Salop ; Boodle's Club, S.W.
Ileir, his son Walter Orlando, h. 1856.
CORBET, Dryden Robert, Esq. (of Sundorne
Castle).*
Second son of the late John Corbet, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of the late Rev. W. Pigott, of Edgemond, co.
Salop ; h. 1805 ; s. 1857. Is a IMagistrate for co.
Salop. This family is descended, in common with
that of the Corbels of Longnor and Sir V. Corbet,
Bart., from Corbet, a nobleman of Normandy,
time of William the Conqueror. — Sundorne Castle,
near Shrewsbury ; Conservative Club, S.W.
CORBET, Richard, Esq. (of Adderley Hall).
Second son of the late Sir Andrew Corbet, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of Thomas Taylor, Esq., of Lymme
Hall, CO. Chester ; h. 1 804 ; s. to the Adderley
estates on the death of his kinsman Sir Corbet
Corbet, Bart. ; m. 1830 Eleanor, dau. of the Rev.
Croxton Johnson, Rector of Wilmslow. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dcp. Lieut, for co. Saloji, and a IMa-
gistrate for COS. St:ifibrd and Chester. — Adderley
Hall, near Market l^rayton, Salop; 40, Portman
Square, W.
Heir, his son Henry Reginald, b. 1832; m. 1855
Anna Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Philip dc Mal-
pas Grey Egerton, Bart., M.P.
CORBET T, Rev. Andrew.
Second son of the late W.Thompson-Corbett, Esq.,
of Elsham (see that family), by Eleanor Jane, eldest
dau. of General George Ainslie ; h. 1805 ; m. 1839
Marianne, dau. of Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart. Edu-
cated at AV^estminster and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1828, M.A. 1833); ordained Deacon 1828,
Priest 1829 ; is Rector of South Willingham and
Benniworth ; is a Magistrate for the Parts of
Lindsey, co. Lincoln. — South Willingham, near
Wragby, Lincolnsliire ; Oxford and Cambridi'C
Club, S.W.
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
CORBETT, Edward, Esq. (of Longnor Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Panton Corbett,
Esq. (who was M.P. for Shrewsbury 1820-30), by
Lucy Favoretta, dau. of the late Dr. Jones, of
Lichfield; h. 1817; s. 1855; w. 1842 Elizabeth
Ann Teresa, dau. of R. Scholl, Esq. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Salop, and Lieutenant-Colonel Shropshire Militia ;
formerly Ensign 51st foot. This family is a branch
of the Corbets of Caus, who came over to England
with the Conqueror, and received from him large
grants of land on the borders of Wales. — Longnor,
near Shrewsbury.
Ilcir, his son Edward, h. 1843.
CORBETT, Thomas George, Esq. (of Elsham).
Eldest son of the late William Thompson Corbett,
Esq. (who assumed the additional name of Thomp-
son, by the will of his maternal great-uncle Robert
Thompson, Esq., of Elsham), by Eleanor Jane,
eldest dau. of General George Ainslie ; h. 1796 ; .5.
1832 ; m. 1836 Mary Noel, youngest dau. of Wil-
liam, 8tli Duke of St. Alban's. Educated at West-
minster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A.
1820) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lincoln ; was M.P. for N. Lincolnshire 1835-7.
This family is a branch of the Corbets of Moreton
Corbett, co. Salop, the head of the Corbett family
(thus spelt in the Roll of I'attle Abbey), being
lineally descended from Robert, 2nd son of Sir
Vincent Corbet, Knight, which Sir Vincent was
living in 1606, and from whom the present owner
is 7th in descent. — Elsham, near Brigg, Lincoln-
shire ; Darnhall, near Over, Cheshire ; Arthur's,
Athenffium, Carlton, and University Clubs, S.W.
Ilelv, his only child Eleanor Blanche ilary ; m.
1858 John, eldest sou of Sir F. D. Astley, Bart.
(whom see).
CORDNER, Rev. Edward James (of Derramore).
Only son of the late James Cordner, Esq., Lieu-
tenant 44th foot, by Catherine Selina Frances, dau.
of Rev. P. Kenny, Prebendary of Cloumethan ; h.
1795 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1824 Maria, dau. of Henry Pur-
don, Esq., ]M.D., of Belfast, and of Rathwyre, co.
Westmeath. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1816) ; ordained 1818. This farailyis directly
descended by the female line from the O'Kennedys
(O'Cinneidigh) of Mullogh and Ormond, and still
retains a portion of the property, which has never
been possessed by any other family from the re-
motest period. — Derramore, near Belfast ; Mullogh,
CO. Longford.
Heir, his son James Edward, Captain Bengal
Artillery ; h. 1829.
CORK AND ORRERY (Earl of), Richard St,
Lawrance Boyle (cr. 1620).
Eldest son of the late Viscount Dungarvan, by
Catharine, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Howtli, K.P. ;
h. 1829 ; s. his grandfather as 9th Earl 1856 ; m.
1853 Emily, dau. of 1st Marquis of Clanricarde.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxfoi'd ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Somerset and
Cork, and Captain N. Somerset Yeomanry ; sits in
the House of Peers as Lord Boyle, LT.K, («•. 1711) ;
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wasM.P. for Frome 1854-G. — Marstoii House, near
Frome, Somerset ; 1, Gi'afton Street, AV.
Heir Prc.i., his brother William George, h. 1830 ;
educated at Eton ; became Ensign 21st foot 1849,
Lieutenant 1851, Brevet-Major 1854 ; appointed
Lieutenant and Captain Coldstream Guards 1855 ;
was M.P. for Frome 1856-7.
CORK, CLOYNE, AND ROSS (Bishop of),
"William Fitzgerald, D.D.
Son of Maurice Fitzgerald, Esq., M.D. ; b. 1814 ;
m. 1840 Mary, dau. of G. Stoney, Esq. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1837) ; was succes-
sively Rector of Monkstown, Archdeacon of Kil-
dare, and Professor of Ecclesiastical History in
Trinit}' Coll., Dublin ; consecrated 1857. Patron-
age 52 livings. — The See-House, Cork.
CORINTEWALL, Sir Velters, Bart. (cr. 1764).
Eldest son of the late Sir Cfeorge Cornewall, Bart.,
by Jane, only dau. of William Naper, Esq., of
Loughcrew, co. Meath ; h. 1824 ; s. as 4th Bart.
1835. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Hereford (High Sheriff 1847), and Captain Here-
fordshire Militia. Patronage 2 livings. The 2nd
Bart., whose name was Amyand, assumed the ad-
ditional name of Coruewall. — Moccas Court, near
Weobley, Herefordshire ; 16, New Bond Street, W.
Heir Pies., his brother William Henry Naper,
Lieutenant E.N. ; b. 1832.
COR]MISH, Charles John, Esq. (of Salcombe
House).
Second son of the late George Cornish, Esq., by
Sarah, only dau. and heiress of John Kestell, Esq.,
of Oltery St. Mary, Devon ; b. 1802 ; m. 1832
Elizabeth Phodes. youngest dau. of James Cornish,
Esq., of Black PlaU. Educated at Ch. Ch. Coll.,
O.xfoi'd ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon ;
was formerly in the Bengal Cavalry. — Salcombe
House, near Sidmouth, Devon.
Jfeir, his son Charles John, b. 1834.
CORlSriSH, James, Esq. (of Black Hall).
Eldest son of the late James Cornish, Esq., by
Priscilla, dau. of George Gaunter, Esq., of Staver-
ton, Devon ; b. 1792 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1840 Elizabeth
Anne, only dau. of Captain Robert Hall, R.M. Is
a Magistrate for Devon (High Sheriff 1852-3) ; was
M.P.Itor Totnes 1832-4.— Black Hall, North Huish,
near Ivybridge, Devon.
Co-heirs, his daus. Elizabeth Anne and Esther
Priscilla.
CORNWALL (Duke of), H.R.H. Albert Edward,
Prince of Wales, K.G.
Eldest son of her Majasty Queen Victoria, by
H.R.H. Albert, Prince Consort; b. Nov. 9, 1841 ;
is Heir Apparent to the British Crown ; Duke of
Saxony, Prince of Saxe-Cobourg and Gotha ; Duke
of Rothesay, Baron of Renfrew, and Lord of the
Isles in Scotland ; Earl of Dublin, Chestei', and
Carrick, in Ireland. Educated at Edinburgh and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; appointed a Colonel in the Army
November, 1858. Patronage 29 livings. The other
titles are conferred by creation on the heir to the
throne ; but he is born Duke of Cornwall, that title
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having been conferred by Edward III. on the Black
Prince and his heirs for ever ; and as Duke of Corn-
wall H.R.H. will sit in the House of Ijords. —
Windsor Castle ; Osborne, Isle of Wight ; Balmoral,
near Aberdeen, N.B. ; Buckingham Palace, S.W. ;
The White Lodge, Richmond Park, S.W.
CORNWALL, John, Esq. (of Elstead).
Eldest son of the late John Cornwall, Esq., by
Hon. Susannah Hall, dau. of Alan, 1st Lord Gard-
ner ; b. 1795 ; m. 1822 Charlotte Susan, dau. of the
late Sir John Gregory Shaw, Bart. Is a Magistrate
for Surrey and a Captain R.N. This family i.s
descended from the 2nd son of King John, viz.,
Richard de Cornwall, King of the Romans, who d.
in 1271, by Beatrice, niece of Courade, Archbishop
of Cullen. — Elstead, near Godalming, Surrey ;
LTuited Service Club, S.W.
CORRY, Right Hon. Henry Thomas Lowry, P.O.
Second son of the 2nd Earl of Belraore ; h. 1803;
m. 1830 Harriet Ann, dau. of 6th Earl of Shaftes-
bury. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1823) ; was Comptroller of the Household 1834-5,
a Lord of the Admiralty 1841-5, and Secretary to
the Admiralty 1845-6 and 1858-9 ; has been M.P.
for CO. Tyrone since 1826. — Aughanes House, near
Linaskea, co. Tyrone ; 35, Hill Street, W.
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CORRY, Isaac, Esq. (of Abbey Yard).
Eldest son of the late Trevor Corry, Esq., by Anne,
eldest dau. of the late Savage Hall, Esq., of Narrow
Water, co. Down ; b. 1810 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1840 Ellis,
2nd dau. of Henry Ryan, Esq., of Kilfera, Kil-
kenny. Educated at Winchester and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Down, and a Magistrate for co. Armagh ; formerly
Captain Noi'th Downshire Rifles. This family was
formerly of Rock-Cory, co. Monaghan.— Abbey
Yard, near Newry, co. Down.
Heir, his son Trevor, b. 1846.
CORSELLIS, Nicholas Caesar, Esq. (of ^yvenhoe
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Nicholas Cnssar Corsellis,
Esq.; b. 1798 ; -s. 1833; m. 1853 Mary Stevens,
3'oungest dau. of Thomas Powell, Esq. Is a Magi-
strate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex. — Wyvenhoe Hall,
near Colchester, Essex ; Benson, near Wallingford,
Oxon.
CORYTON, Augustus, Esq. (of Pentillie Castle).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late John
Tullie Coryton, Esq., of Pentillie Castle, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Admiral Levesou-Gower, of Bill Hill,
Berks ; b. 1809 ; s. 1843. Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall (High
Sheriff 1848) and Lieutenant-t!olonel of the Corn-
wall Rangers (Militia) ; was formerly Ca[)tain 85th
I'egiment. — Pentillie Castle, near Plymouth ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, Captain R.N., b.
1810.
COTES,* John, Esq. (of Woodcote Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Cotes, Esq., by Maria,
dau. of the 5th Earl of Stamford ; b. 18— ; m. 1839
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Louisa Harriet, youngest dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Liverpool {e:ct.). Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford : is a jNIagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Salop (High Sheriff 1826) : was M.P. for N. Salop
1833-4. — Woodcote Hall, near Newport, Salop ;
Pycbford Hal!, near Shrewsbury.
COTTENHAM (Earl of), Charles Edward Pepys
(cr. 1850).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Caroline, dau. of the
late William Wingfield, Esq., Barrister-at-Law ;
h. 1824 ; s. 1851. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Surrey : was formerly Clerk of the Crown in
Chancery. Tlie 1st Earl was Lord Chancellor
1836-41 and 1846-50.— Ridley Hall, near Nant-
wich, Cheshire; Garrick Club, W.C. ; 15, Park
Lane, W.
Ilclr Prcs., his brother William John, b. 1825.
COTTER, Sir James Lawrence, Bart. (cr. 1763).
Only son of the late Sir J. L. Cotter, Bart., M.P.,
by Helena Trydell, dau. and co-heiress of the late
J. Lombard, Esq., of Lombardstown, co. Cork ; b.
1828 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1834 ; m. 1851 Julia Emily,
dau. of — Loinsworth, Esq., Inspector-General of
Hospitals. Educated at Trinity C'oU., Dublin ; is
a Magistrate for co. Cork, and Captain S. Cork
Militia ; was formerly in the 27th regt. and Cap-
tain in the Middlesex and GlamorganJNIilitias ; has
been one of the corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms. This
family is one of Danish extraction.^ — Rockforest,
Mallow, CO. Cork ; United Service Club, Dublin ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Ifeir, his son Ludlow, b. 1853.
COTTERELL, Sir Gears Henry (cr. 1805).
Only surviving son of the late James Henry Cot-
terell, Esq., by Pyne Jessie, eldest dau. of the late
Lord Dacre, and grandson of the late Sir John
Geers Cotterell, Bart., many 5'ears M.P. for co.
Hereford ; h. 1834 : .<;. his 'brother as 3rd Bart.
1847. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford,
and Patron 3 livings ; was M.P. for co. Hereford
1857-9. — Garnons, near Hereford ; 9, Stratton
Street, W.
JleirPres., his uncle Thomas, b. 1S06.
COTTON, Sir St. Vincent, Bart. (cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Cotton, Bart., by
Philadelphia, dau. of Sir Joshua Rowley, Bart. ; b.
1801 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1812. Educated at West-
minster and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Cambridge, and a Patron 2
livings; was .formerly Lieutenant 10th Hussars.
The 1st Bart, was a distinguished Royalist. —
Madingley INIanor, near Cambridge ; Limmer's
Hotel, Conduit Street, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin Alexander, b. 1808.
COTTON", Sir Sydney Jolin, K.C.B. (cr. 1858).
Second son of the late H, C. Cotton, Esq. (who d.
1837), by Matilda, dau. of the late JohnLockwood,
Esq., of Ashstead, Surrey, and cousin of the 1st
Yiscount Conibermere ; b. 1792. Entei-ed the
Army 1810 ; was formerly Colonel 22nd foot ;
became a Major-General 1858 ; received the Com-
mandership of the Bath for his services in suppress-
ing the Indian mutiny. — United Service Club, S.W.
COTTON, Sir ■Willoughby, G.C.B., K.C.H. (cr.
1840).
Son of the late Admiral Cotton, and first cousin of
P.M. 1st Viscount Conibermere, G.C.B. ; b. 1783 ;
'in. 1806 Augusta Maria, eldest dau. of the 7th Earl
of Coventry. Educated at Rugby ; a General in
the Army and Colonel 32nd foot ; was Commander-
in-Chief at Bombay 1847-50 ; served in the Penin-
sula.— LTnited Service and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ;
15, Lowndes Square, S.W.
COTTON, Charles Robert, Esq. (of KnoltonHaU).
Son of the late Henry Calveley Cotton, E.iq., by
Matilda, dau. of J. Lockvvood, Esq. ; b. 1796 ; m.
1841 Mary Anne, dau. of the late Rev. Sir P. Grey
Egerton, Bart. Appointed to the E.I. Civil Ser-
vice 1814 ; a Magistrate forces. Flint and Chester.
Tliis family is descended from a common ancestor
with Viscount Conibermere. — Knolton Hall, near
Ruabon, Flintshire.
Heir, his son Charles Calveley, b, 1847.
COTTON, Rowland Hugh, Esq. (of Etwall Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Evelyn Cotton,
of Etwall and Dalbury, co. Derby, by Frances
Maria, dau. of Francis Bradshaw, Esq., of Barton
Hall ; b. 1833 ; s. 1857. Educated at Rugby and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby. — Etwall Hall, near
Derby.
COTTRELL, Charles Herbert, Esq. (of Hadley).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Clement Cottrell, M.A.,
Rector of North AValfcham, Hants, by Georgiana,
dau. of the late John Adams, Esq., of Peterwell,
formerly M.P. for Cardigan ; b. 1806 ; s. his uncle
1829. Educated at Ru^by and Pembroke Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1827, ''M.A. 1831) ; is a Magis-
trate for ^Middlesex and Herts. This family is of
Albigensian extraction, and is descended from a
common ancestor with the Cottrell-Dormers of
Roushani (whom see). — Hadley, near Barnet,
Herts.
Heir Prcs., his brother Clement Chute, b. 1808 ;
m. 1830 Anne, dau. of — Gorman, Esq., deceased.
COTTRELL-DORMER, Charles, Esq. (of Rous-
ham).
Eldest son of the late Sir Clement Cottrell-Dormer,
sometime Master of the Ceremonies to KingGeorge
III., by his 2nd wife Margaret, dau. of E. Robinson,
Esq.; b. 1800; s. 1808; m. 1826 Frances Eliza-
beth, dau. of Walter Strickland, Esq. Educated
at Eton and ( 'h. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Oxon (High Sheriff 1828). TJiis
family was formerly Cottrell, but the additional
surname of Dormer was assumed by the great-
grandfather of the present owner. — Rousham, near
Woodstock, Oxon.
Heir, his son Clement, b. 1827 ; m. 1858 Flo-
rence Anne, dau. of the late Thomas Upton, Esq.,
and sister of Sir .J. H. G, Smyth, Bart., of Ashton
Court.
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COULSON", ■WUliam, Esq. (of Kenegie).
Third son of the late Thomas Coulson, Esq., by
Mary, dan. of Walter Borlase, Esq., of Penzance ;
h. 1801 ; m. 1840 Maria, dau. of John T. Bartram,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Corn-
wall. — Kenegie, near Penzance ; Garrick Club,
W.C. ; Eeform Club, S.W. ; 1, Chester Terrace,
Regent's Park, N.W.
COULTHART, Jolin Boss (cliief of the name of
Coulthart) .
Only son of the late William Coulthart, Esq., of
Coulthart, co. Wigtov/n, and of Collyn, eo. Dum-
fries, by Helen, dau. of the late John Ross, Esq.,
of Dalton, eo. Dumfries, a descendant of the
Rosses of Hawkhead, co. Renfrew ; (>. 1807 ; s.
1-847. Became a banker at Ashton-uuder-Lyne
in 183G ; is a Member of Lincoln's Inn, and a
Magistrate for co. Lancaster ; was Mayor of
Ashton-under-Lyne 1855-7 ; is F.S.A.. (Scotland),
F.R.S.L., and the lineal heir male representative
of the ancient Scottish family of Coulthart of
Coulthart. — Croft House, Ashton-under-Lyne,
Staffordshire.
Heir Pres., his nephew William Coulthart Mac-
guffie, b. 1835.
COUPEE, Sir George (Bart.), K.H., C.B. (cr. 1841).
Eldest son of the late Robert Couper, Esq., M.D.,
by Grace, dau. of the Rev. George Stott, of Wini-
gaff; h. 1788; m. 1822 Elizabeth, d.au. of Mr.
Justice Wilson, of The Howe, Westmoreland. Was
formerly in the 10th foot; is a Colonel in the
Army, and Principal Equerry and Comptroller of
the Household to H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent. —
LTnited Service Club, S.W. ; 5, Lowndes Square,
S.W.
IleAi; his son George Ebenezer Wilson, h. 1824 ;
m. 1853 Caroline, sister of Sir H. F. Every, Bart.
COUETAULD, Samuel, Esq. (of Gosfield Hall).
Eldest son of the late George Courtauld, Esq., by
Ruth, dau. of John Minton, Esq., of Springville,
CO. Cork ; b. 1793 ; s. 1823 ; m. 1822 Efleu, dau.
of ^Villiam Taylor, Esq. "This family came over
from France at the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes. — Gosfield Hall, near Halstead, Essex ;
Kemp Town, Brighton ; Reform Club, S.W.
COUETENAY, Lord.'
(See under Devon, Earl of.)
COUETENAY, Hon. and Bev. Charles Leslie.
Third son of the 10th Earl of Devon (by his 1st
wife Harriet, dau. of the Countess of Rothes) ; b.
1816 ; m. 1849 Caroline Marg.aret, dau. of the 2nd
Earl Somers. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1837, M.A. 1840) ; was Domestic Chaplain to the
Queen 1843-9 ; appointed Vicar of Eovey Tracey
1849, Canon of St. George's, Windsor, 1859.—
Bovey Tracey Vicarage, near Newton Abbot,
Devon.
COUETENAY, Hon. and Bev. Henry Hugh.
Second son of the 10th Earl of Devon (by his 1st
wife Harriet, dau. of the late Countess of Rothes) ;
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b. 1811 ; m. 1835 Anna Maria, sister of the 11th
Earl of Rothes. Educated at Westminster and
Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1844) ;
appointed Rector of Mamhead 1845. — Mamhead
Rectory, near Exeter.
COUETCWW (Earl of), James George Henry
Stopford (cr. 1762).
Eldest son of the 4th Earl, by Charlotte, dau. of
the 4th Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry ; h.
1823 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1846 Elizabeth Frances, dau. of
the 4th Lord Sondes. Educated at Eton ; late
Captain Grenadier Guards ; sits in the House of
Lords as Lord Saltersford, U.K. (cr. 1794) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wexford (High
Sheriff 1848). — Courtown House, near Gorey, co.
Wexford; Guards' Club, S.W. ; 92, Eaton Place,
S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Stopford, b, 1853.
COUTTS.
(See Burddt-Coutts.)
COVENTEY (Earl of), George "William Coven-
try (cr. 1697).
Only son of the late Viscount Deerhurst, by Har-
riet Anne, dau. of the late Sir C. Cockerell, Bart. ;
b. 1838 ; s. his grandfather as 9th Earl 1843. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester. The 1st Peer
was Lord Keeper of the Great Seal under James I.
— Crome Court, near Worcester ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Henry Amelius, b. 1815 ;
m. 1837 Caroline, dau. of James Dundas, Esq. ;
educated at Eton.
COVENTEY, Hon. and Bev. Thomas Henry,
Third son of the 7th Earl of Coventry ; b. 1792.
Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1815, M.A. 1827); appointed Rector of
Croome Hill and Severn Stoke 1833. — SevernStoke,
near Worcester ; 13, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
COVENTEY, Hon. William James.
Fourth son of the 7th Earl of Coventry ; b. 1797 ;
m. 1821 Mary, dau. of James Laing, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester, and
Captain Queen's Own Worcestershire Yeomanry
Cavalry. — Earl's Croome Court, near Worcester.
COWAN, Andrew, Esq. (of Lodge House).
Eldest and only surviving son of the late Jas. Cowan,
Esq., late of Ballylintogh, co. Down, by Eliza-
beth, 2nd dau. of the late S.amuel Cowan, Esq., of
Ballylintogh, co. Down ; b. 1815 ; .s. his father 1828,
and his grandfether 1834 ; m. 1839 Agnes, youngest
dau. of Samuel Kennedy, Esq., of Lisburn, co.
Antrim. Educated at Belfast and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1840) ; called to the Irish Bar 1842 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Down. — Lodge House, near
Cliftonville, Belfast.
Heir, his son Andrew James, b. 1848.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
COWAN, Charles, Esq. (of VaUeyfleld).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Cowan, Esq.,
Merchant, of Edinburgh ; h. 1801 : m. 1824 Ca-
therine, dau. of Rev. W. Menzies. Is a Magistrate
for Midlothian and for the city of Edinburgh ;
was M.P. for Edinburgh 1847-59. — Valleyfield,
nearPennycnick, N.B. ; Logan House, Midlothian,
N.B. ; 32, Royal Terrace, Edinburgh ; Reform
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles ^YiUianl, h. 1835,
COWLEY (1st Earl), Henry Ricliard Wellesley,
G.C.B., P.C. (cr. 1857).
Eldest son of the 1st Baron Cowley (who was a
brother of thelst Duke of Wellington, and some time
Ambassador at ]\aris), by his 1st wife Charlotte,
dau. of the 1st Earl Cadog.-m ; I. 1804 ; s. as Baron
1847 ; 7/i. 1833 Olivia Cecili.a, dau. of Lord H.
Fitz-Gerald. Is Ambassador at Paris ; late Secre-
tary of Legation, and Ambassador at the Porte ;
was sent on Embassies to Stutgardt 1843, Swiss
Cantons 1848, Frankfort 1851, the Germanic
Confederation 1852 ; raised to the Earldom for
Diplomatic services. — British Embassy, Paris;
Athenceum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Dangan, Captain Cold-
stream Guards, h. 1834.
COWPEB, Hon. Charles Spencer (of Sandring-
ham Hall).
Third son of the 5th Earl Cowpcr, by l^niily, dau.
of 1st Viscount Melbourne ; b. 1816 ; m. 1853
Harriet Ann, dau. of the late Earl of Blessinton
{ext.) and the widow of Count d'Orsay ; appointed
a Clerk in the Foreign Office 1834 ; Secretary of
Legation at Florence 1839 ; was Secretary of Lega-
tion at Stockholm 1841-3 ; is a Magistrate for
Norfolk (High Sheriff 1846). — Sandringham Hall,
near Lynn, Norfolk; White's Club, S.W.
COWPEE, Right Hon. William Francis.
Second son of the 5th Earl Cowper, by Emily Mary,
dau. of 1st Viscount Melbourne ; b. 1811 ; //(. 1st
1843 Harriet Alicia, dau. of Daniel Gurney, Esq.
(she d. 1843) ; 2nd 1848 Ehzabeth, dau. of Admiral
J. R. D. Tollemache. Educated at Eton ; is a
Major in the Army ; late Lieutenant Royal Horse
Guards ; was a Lord of the Treasury 1841 ; a Lord
of Admiralty 1846-52 ; Under-Secretary for Homo
Department 1852-5 ; President of the Board of
Health 1855-7 ; Vice-President of the Committee
of Council on Education 1857-8 ; has been a Groom
in Waiting, A.D.C. to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ire-
land, and a Commissioner of Gi-eenwich Hospital;
has been M.P. for Hertford since 1835. — Panshan-
ger, near Hertford; Reform Club; 17, Curzon
Street, W.
COWPER, Frederick, Esq. (of Carleton HaU).
Youngest son of the late .Joseph Cowper, Esq., of
Unthank, by Mary, d.iu. of John Oldnian, Esq.,
of Banist Hill, Cumberland ; b. 1794 ; s. his eldest
brother Joseph at Unthank 1841, and his brother
John at Carleton 1851 : m. 1818 Susan Lydia, elder
dau. of Andrew John Nash, Esq., of Hyde House,
Middlesex ; is a Magistrate for Westmoreland.
This family has been seated for many geneiatious
at Unthank, in the parish of Skelton, Cumber-
land, and is allied on the side of the grandmother
of the present head of the house with the ancient
family of Winder, of Preston, co. Lancaster. —
Carleton Hall, near Penrith, Cumberland ; 82,
Harley Street, W.
Ifcir, his son Frederick, b. 1822 ; m. 1855 Mary,
only dau. of the late Thomas Rooke, Esq., of
Wandsworth.
COX, Sir Hawtrey, Bart. (cr. 1706).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Co.x, by a dau.
of the late — Hawtre}', Esq. ; b. 18— ; s. his
uncle as 10th Bart. 1856. The 1st Bart, was Lord
Chancellor of Ireland in 1703.— Mount Town, co.
Dublin.
llcir rnx., his brother Francis Hawtrey, /). 18 — ;
in. 1853 Emma Katharine, dau. of the late Duncan
McKellar, Esq., of Grove House, Battersea.
COX, Sir William, K.T.S. (cr. 1816).
Eldest surviving son of John Cox, Esq., of Cool-
clifTe, CO. Wexford, by the dau. of Richard Dono-
van, Esq., of Clonmore ; b. 1776 ; s. 1795 ; m.
1820 Anna, dau. of Robert Hickson, Esq., of The
Grove, Kerry. Entered the 68th regiment 1794 ;
appointed to the Staff of the late Duke of Glou-
cester 1803, and served in the Peninsula ; is a
INlajor-General in the Portuguese Army, a Dep.
liieut. for co. Wexford, and Magistrate for King's
CO. (High Sheriff of King's co. 1830). This family
is descended from INIichael Cox, Esq. (a lineal de-
scendant of Dr. Richard Cox, one of the compilers
of the Liturgy, and tutor to Edward VI.), who
settled at Kilworth, co. Cork, about 1630, and is
also ancestor of the Kilkenny and Cork branches
of the Cox family.— Coolcliffe, New Ross, co. Wex-
ford ; Longford Place, Monkstown, co. Dublin.
IIch\ his son John William, C.B., Lieutenant-
Colonel 13th Light Infantry ; b. 1821 ; m. 1850
Ennna, dau. of Charles Griffin, Esq., R.N.
COX, Arthiir Zachary, Esq. (of Harwood Hall).
Eldest son of the la*e Zachary Button, Esq., by
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of the late Campbell Oli-
phant, Esq., of Holmbush, Sussex ; b. 1814 ; s.
1834; m. 1852 Julienne Emily, dau. of Richard
Saunders, Esq., of Hawley House, Kent, and Lar-
gay, CO. Cavan. Ajipointed Captain West Essex
Llilitia 1845 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Essex. Assumed the name of Cox by will of his
cousin P. Z. Cox, Esq., of Harwood Hall (a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex). This family was
formerly of Belmont Castle, Essex. — Harwood Hall,
Upminstei-, near Romford, Essex ; Herongate,
near Brentwood, Essex ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Jlcirs, his three daughters.
COX, Edward Towaisend, Esq. (of Balsall
Heath).
Son of the late Thomas Cox, M.A., of I'niversity
Coll., Oxford, by Mary, dau. of the Rev. Edward
Townsend Kenvvrick, M.A., Vicar of Stratford-
on-Avon ; b. 1770 ; m. 1800 Jane, relict of George
Payne, Esq. This family came over with William
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the Conqueror. The mauor* and Imndred of
King's Sutton, co. Northampton, was purchased
from William, 6th Eail by Derby, by John Ken-
wrick, of Eccleston House, co, Lancaster (where
his ancestors had been seated for many genera-
tions), in whose family it remained until alienated
A.D. 1735, by George Keuwrick, Esq., to the Attor-
ney-General, Sir John Willes. — Balsall Heath, Wor-
cestershire.
Heir, his son William Sands (whom see).
COX, Edward "William, Esq. (of Moat Mount).
Eldest son of the late W. C. Cox, Esq., by Harriet,
dau. of William Upcott, Esq., of Exeter ; h. 1809 ;
m. 1845 Rosalinda Alicia, only dau. of Mr. Com-
missioner Fonblanque. Called to the Bar at the
Middle Temple 1843 ; appointed Recorder of Fal-
mouth and of Helston 1857 ; is a Magistrate for
Middlesex.- — Moat Mount, Highwood, Heudon,
Middlesex ; Conservative Club, S.W. ; 36, IJussell
Square, VV.C. ; 1, Essex Court, Temple, E.C.
COX, Rev. Michael Bell.
Youngest son of the late Charles Cox, Esq., by
Susanna Sophia, dau. of Samuel O'Neill, Esq., of
Louth, and Lower Dominick Street, Dublin ;
h. 1826. Educated at Luxembourg and Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1849) ; appointed Incumbent of
Glenliss 1 855 ; is a Magistrate for co. Donegal. —
Glentiss, near Donegal ; IMiltown Street, Dublin.
COX, Richard Snead, Esq. (of Broxwood Court).
Fourth son of the late Samuel Cox, Esq., M.D., by
Anne, only child of Major Murdoch M'Lean, of
Kingarloeh, co. Argyll ; b. 1820 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1853
Maria Theresa, 3rd dau. of George Weld, Esq., of
Leagrim Hall, co. Lancaster. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford (High Sheriff 1858),
and Captain Herefordshire Militia. • — Broxwood
Court, near Pembridge, Herefordshire; 13, Wey-
mouth Street, Portland Place, W.
Ilciv, his son John George, b. 1855.
COX, ■William, Esq. (of Ballynoe).
Only son of the late William Cox, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Michael Scanlan, Esq., Justice of the Peace,
of Balliuaha, co. Limerick ; b. 1799 ; s. 1810 ;
7)!. 1826 Elizabeth, diiu. of J. O. Vandeleur, Esq.,
formerly Lieutenant Colonel 5th Dragoon Guards.
Educated at Kinsale and Trinity Coll., l)ublin ; is
a Magistrate and a Grand Juror for co. Tiimerick.
This family is lineally descended, through the Plan-
tagenet kings, from William the Conqueror, from
whom the jiresent representative is the 25tli in
descent. — Ballynoe, near Ballingarry, co. Limerick.
Ildr, his son William, b. 1837, Lieut. 13th foot.
COX, "WiUiam Sands, F.E.S. (of Barton-on-the
Heath).
Eldest son of Edward Townsend Cox, Esq. (whom
see), by Jane, relict of George Payne, Esq. ;
b. 1802. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Warwick ; founder of the Queen's Coll. and
Hospital at Birmingham Institution, incorporated
* There is a tradition that King Charles I. was concealed by
the Kenwricks in the Manor-house.
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by Royal charter. — Barton-ou-the-Heath, War-
wickshire.
Hciv Pres., his brother Thomas, M.A., of Oriel
Coll., Oxford, b. 1804.
COX'WELL, Charles Rogers, Esq. (of South
Bank).
Second surviving son of the late Rev. Charles
Coxwell, of Ablington Manor, Rector of Dowdes-
well, CO. Gloucester, by Ann, dau. of the late Rev.
Richard Rogers, of Dowdeswell ; b. 1806 ; s. 1854 ;
m. 1829 Mary Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late
Richard Estcourt Cresswell, Esq., of Pinkney Park,
Wilts. Appointed to the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-
at-Arms 1828, resigned 1836 ; is a Magistrate lor
cos. Worcester and Gloucester, and Dep. Lieut, fur
the former county. — South Bank, Great Malvern,
Worcestershire.
Hdr Prcs., his brother Richard Coxwell Rogers,
Esq., of Dowdeswell Court (whom see).
COXWELL-ROGERS, Richard Rogers, Esq. (of
Dowdeswell Court),
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Rev.
Charles Coxwell, of Ablington Manor, and Rector
of Dowdeswell, by Ann, dau. of the Rev. Richard
Rogers, LL.B., of Dowdeswell, whose name he has
assumed ; b. 1803 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1848 Ellen, only
child of Godfrey Hugh Massy Baker, Esq. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin, and Pembroke Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1828) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Gloucester (High Sheriff 1857). Represents
the ancient families of Coxwell of Ablington and
Rogers of Dowdeswell, and is 15th in descent
from Sir Henry Rogers, of Bryanston, Dorset, sou
of John Rogers, by Ann, heir of Sir Thomas
Echingham, who held Bryanston in 1272. — Dowdes-
well Court, near t'helteuham ; Ablington Manor,
near Fairford, Gloucestersliire.
Jlcir, his son Richard Massy Gordon, b. 1850.
COYNE, Charles Michael, Esq. (of Kiltane
Abbey).
Second son of the late Edmond Coyne, Esq., of
Farm Hill, co. Roscommon, bj' Elizabeth, dau. of
Charles Cormack, Esq., of Castlehill, co. Mayo ;
i. 1826 ; s. 1844. Educated at Clongowes Coll. ;
is a Magistrate for co. Mayo. — Kiltane Abbey,
Bangor, near Ballina, co. Mayo ; Royal Western
Yacht Club, Dublin ; Reform Club, S.W.
Ifcir, his brother Bernard, Justice of the Peace,
of Altamont Villa, Westport, co. Mayo ; b. 1822 ;
m. 1847 Harriet, dau. of Gilbert Hutchinson, Esq.,
of Derbyshire.
COZEWS-HARDY, •William Hardy, Esq. (of
Letheringsett Hall).
Only son of the late Jeremiah Cozens, Esq., of
Sprowston, Norfolk, by Mary Ann, dau. of Wil-
liam Hardy, Esq., of Letheringsett Hall ; b. 1806 ;
s. 1842 ; m. 1830 Sarah, dau. of Thomas Theobald,
Esq. ; a Magistrate for Norfolk. Took the name
of Hardy by Royal license under the Avill of his
maternal uncle, on succeeding to his estates in 1842.
— Letheringsett Hall, near Holt, Norfolk.
Heir, his son Clement William Hardy, b. 1833 ;
m. 1856 Helen Ferneley, dau. of Thomas Wrigley,
Esq.
Cra]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CBABBE, Mrs. Eyre (of Gien Eyre).
Elmina, eldest dau. of James Law Stewart, Esq. ;
V). 1st 1835 Henry Spooner, Esq., oi London (who
d. 1S19) ; 2nd 1851 Colonel Eyre Crabbe, K.H.,
late comuiauding 74th Highlanders, and a Magis-
trate for Hants and for the borough of South-
ampton (who (/. 1859). — Glen Eyre, and Highfield,
near Southampton, Hants.
Hdrs, her .sons Henry Stewart Spooner, Esq., h.
1837, and Eyre Macdonell Stewart, Esq., h. 1852.
CKADOCK, Thomas, Esq.. (of Quorndon).
Third surviving son of the late John Cradock, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of John Alleyne, Esq., of Notting-
ham ; b. 1795 ; m. 1841 Mary Octavia, dau. of
Harry Grover, Esq. This family was formerly of
Richmond, Yorkshire ; they are descended from a
common ancestor with Lord Howden. — Quorndon,
near Loughborough, Leicestershire.
Heir) his son John Davys, h. 1845.
CRAIG, Sir •William Gibson, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest sou of the late Sir James Gibson Craig, Bart.,
by Anne, dau. of J. Thomson, Esq., of Edinburgh ;
I. 1797; s. as 2nd Bart. 1850 ; m. 1840 Betsy
Sarah, dau. of the late J. H. Vivian, Esq., M.P.,
of Singleton, co. Glamorgan. Educated at Edin-
burgh ; is a IMagistrate for Midlothian, and an ad-
vocate at the Scottish Bar ; was M.P. for co. Edin-
burgh 1837-41, and for the city 1841-52 ; a Lord
of the Treasury 1846-52. — Eiccarton, near Edin-
burgh ; Brookes' and Reform Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son James Gibson, It. 1841.
CRAMER, John Thomas, Esq. (of Ballindinisk).
Younger son of the late John Thomas Cramer,
Esq., of Eathmore, co. Cork, by Barbara, dau. of
the late Rev. Dr. Thomas, of Everton, Queen's
CO. ; h. 1820 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1857 Mary Augusta,
dau. of the late Richard Henry Rogers, Esq., of
Killeagh, co. Cork. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1842) ; called to the Bar at the Mid-
dle Temple 1842 ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork ;
served in tlie 7th Dragoon Guaids in theCafii'e war
1843-8. This family is of great antiquity, and came
originally from Germany, one of its ancestors, Col.
Tobias Kramer, being Governor at the great siege
of Ostend. — Ballindinisk, near Kinsale, co. Cork.
Heir, his son John Thomas, h. 1858.
CRAMPTON, Sir John Piennes Twisleton,
Bart., K.C.B. (cr. 1839).
Eldest son of the late Sir Philip Crampton, Bart.,
M.D., by Selina, dau. of Patrick tiamiiton Cannon,
Esq. ; h. 1807 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1858. Educated at
Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; was formerly
Minister to tlie United States and at Hanover ;
appointed British Minister at St. Petersburg 1858.
— 14, Merrion Square, Dublin ; British Embassy,
St. Petersburg.
Heir Pre.i., his brother Josiah, in Holy Orders,
h. 1809 ; m. 1853 Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Josiah
Crampton, Rector of Castle Connell.
CRAMPTOlsr, Right Hon. Philip Cecil, LL.D.
(of St. Valerie).
Fourth son of the late Rev. Cecil Crampton, M.A.,
Rector of Headfort, co. Mayo, by Nicola, dau. of
the Rev. Jeremiah Marsh, Rector of Athenry, and
cousin of the late Sir P. Crampton, Bart. ; b. 1782;
m. 1st 1817 Sidney, dau. of M. C. Browne, Esq.
(.she d. 1843) ; 2nd 1845 Margaret, dau. of John
Duffey, Esq. Educated at Trinity College, Dublin ;
called to the Irish Bar 1810 ; became a Bencher of
King's Inns 1831, a Justice of Queen's Bench, Ire-
land, 1834 ; sworn a Member of the Privy Council
in 1858 ; was M.P. fur Milborne Port 1831-2. This
family was formerly seated in Nottinghamshire. —
St. Valerie, near Bray, co. Wicklow.
Heir, his son Cecil Philip, b. 1847.
GRAT^STOUN" (Lord), James Edward Cranstouu
(cr. 1699).
Elder son of the 9th Lord, by Ann, eldest dau. of
J. Macnamara, Esq., of St. Kitts, West Indies ;
I. 1809 ; s. 1818. — Sandridge Park, near Torquay ;
Bay ton Manor, near Ashburton, Devon ; Benholme
Castle, CO. Kincardine ; A2, Albany, W.
HcirPres., his brother Charles Frederick, 7j. 1813,
B.A., of Jesus Coll., Oxford.
CRANSTOUlSr.
(See JEdmonstone-Cranstoun.)
CRA]Sr"W"ORTH (Lord), Robert Monsey Rolfe,
P.C. (cr. 1850).
Elder son of the late Rev. E. Rolfe, Rector of
Cranworth, Norfolk (who was 1st cousin to Vis-
count Nelson), by Jemima, dau. of W. Alexander,
Esq. ; b. 1790 ; m. 1845 Laura, dau. of T. AV. Carr,
Esq. Educated at Winchester and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. and 17th Wrangler 1812), and
became Fellow of Downing College ; was M.P. for
Penryn 1832-40 ; Solicitor-General 1834 and 1835-
9, a Baron of the Exchequer 1839-50, a Vice-
Chancellor 1S50-1, a Lord Justice of Appeal
1851-2, Lord Chancellor 1852-8.— Holwood, near
Bromley, Kent ; 40, Upper Brook Street, W.
CRASTER, Thomas Wood, Esq. (of Craster
Tower).
Eldest son of the late John Wood, Esq., by Ann,
dau. of I'aniel Craster, Esq., of Craster, whose
name he has assumed by Royal Sign Manual ;
b. 1786; s. 1837; m. 1820 Margaret Eleanor,
eldest dau. of John Longfield, Esq., of Longue-
ville, CO. Cork. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Northumberland (High Sheriff 1852) ; was for-
merly an Officer in the Army. This family has
been settled at Craster since the time of Henry I.,
and is one of the most ancient in the county. The
name was anciently written Crawcestre, but changed
to the present spelling in 1483, temp. Edward V. — ■
Craster Tower, near Alnwick, Northumberland.
Heir, his sou John Craster, b. 1823 ; m. 1858
Charlotte PuUeine, dau. of William Rodham, Esq.,
of Rodham, Northumberland.
CRAUPUIRD, Thomas MacMikeu, Esq. (of
Grange) .
Eldest son of the late Archibald Craufuird, Esq.,
by his cousin Margaret, dau. of Thomas Craufuird,
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Esq.. of Ardmillau ; I. 1814 ; s. 18'10 ; m. 1843
Elizabeth Eraser, 2nd dau. of D. S. Galbraith, Esq.,
of Machre Nanisli and Dromore. Is a IMagistrate
and a Commissioner of Supply for co. Ayr. Is
male representative of the C'ranfuird.s of Baidland,
and of the Kennedys of Ardniillan, and maternally
a lineal descendant of Sir William Wallace. —
Grange House, near Maybole, Ayrshire.
Heir, his son Archibald Hew, b. 1844.
CEAUFUBD, the Rev. Sir George "William,
Bart. (cr. 1781).
Third and only surviving son of the late Sir James
Gregau Craufuvd, of Newai-k, co. Ayr, N.B., by
Maria Theresa, dau. of the Hon. General Gage, of
Firle, Sussex, and grand-daughter of 1st Viscount
Gage ; b. 1797 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1839 ; m. 1st 1843
Hester, dau. of the late Lord King and sister of
1st Earl of Lovelace (she d. 1848) ; 2nd 1849 Mar-
tha, dau. of J. Holland, Esq., widow of W. Cooke,
Esq., of Lincoln. Educated at Eton and King's
CoU., Cambridge (B.A. 1820, M.A. 1831); is in
Holy Orders, and late Vicar of Burgh and Win-
thorpe ; was formerly Chaplain to the East-India
Company. This family is descended from the Crau-
furds of Kelbirney, co. Stirling. — Burgh Hall, near
Boston, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son Charles William Frederick, 7j. 1847.
CBAUFURD, Jolm, Esq. (of Crosbie Castle).
Eldest surviving son of the late Patrick Craufurd,
Esq., of Herrings Place, Sussex, by Jane, dau. of
Brigadier-General Donald Macdouald, of the family
of the McDonalds, Lords of the Isles; b. 1780 ; s.
his cousin as chief of the family 1814 ; m. 1814
Sophia Marianna, dau. of Major-General Horace
Churchhill, great grand-dau. of Sir Kobert Wal-
pole, K.G. Educated at Westminster ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr; formerly Secre-
tary to the Senate of the Ionian Islands. This
family is of great antiquity in the cos. of Renfrew
and Ayr, and from it sprung Sir William Wallace,
■whose mother was dau. of Sir Reginald Craufurd,
of Crosbie. — Crosbie Castle and Portencross, Ayr-
shire, N.B. ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 12, Grafton
Street, W.
Heir, his son Edwai-d Henry John, M.P. for the
Ayr Burghs ; b. 1816 ; educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844) ; called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple 1845 ; is a Magistrate for
COS. Ayr and Bute, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Bute.
CBAUPURD-POLLOK, Sir Hew, Bart. (cr.
1638).
Eldest son of the late Captain Hugh Craufurd,
Esq., by Jane, dau. of William Johnstone, Esq., of
Headfort, co. Leitrim ; b. 1796 ; s. his uncle as 8th
Bart. 1845 ; m. 1849 EHzabeth Oswald, dau. of
Matthew Dunlop, Esq. — PoUok Castle, near Pais-
ley, N.B.
Ilcir, his son Hew, b. 1843.
CRAUFUIID,
(See Honison-Craufurd .)
CRAVEN" (Earl of), AViliiam Craven (cr. 1801).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Louisa, dau. of John
Brunton, Esq. ; b. 1809 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1835 Emily
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Mary, dau. of 1st Earl of Verulam. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; late Lord-Lieutenant
and Custos Rotulorum of co. Warwick ; is Recorder
of Coventry and High Steward of Newbury.
Patronage 13 livings. — Ashdown Park, near Lam-
bourne, Berks ; Combe Abbey, near Coventrj^ ;
Reform Club, S.W. ; 16, Charles Street, Berkeley
Square, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Uffington, Ensign and
Lieutenant Grenadier Guards, b. 1838.
CRAVEN", Dowager Countes.q of.
Louisa, dau. of John Brunton, Esq. ; m. 1807
William, 1st Earl of Craven, who d. 1825. — Ham-
stead Marshall, near Newbury, Berks.
CRAVEN, Charles Cooley, Esq. (of Riehards-
towii).
Only son of the late General Charles Craven, by
Alice, dau. of John Randall, Esq. ; h. 1802 ; s.
1850 ; m. 1828 Augusta, youngest dau. of the late
Colonel George Dacre, of Marwell, Hants. Edu-
cated at Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is Major
5th W. York regiment of Jlilitia ; was formerly
Captain 72nd Highlanders. — Richardstown, near
Dunleer, co. Louth.
Heir, his son Charles Dacre, b. 1829 ; is B.A. of
Lincoln Coll., Oxford, and an Officer in the York-
shire Jlilitia.
CRA"WFORD and BALCARRES (Earl of),
James Lindsay (cr. 1398).
Eldest son of 6th Earl of Balcarres, by Elizabeth,
dau. of C. Dalrymple, Esq., of N. Berwick ; b.
1783 ; s. to the Earldom of Balcarres 1825; m. 1811
Maria Margaret Frances, dau. of 1st Lord Mun-
caster. Sits in the House of Peers as Lord Wigan,
U.K. (cr. 1826) ; established his claim to the Earl-
dom of Crawford 1848, and is therefore Premier
Earl of Scotland ; claims the original Dukedom of
Montrose ; was JI.P. for Wigan 1820-5. — Haigh
Hall, Wigan ; Dunecht House, Waterton of Echt,
Aberdeenshire; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 21, Berkeley
Square, AV.
Heir, his son Lord Lindsay, b. 1812 ; in. 1846
Margaret, dau. of Major-General James Lindsay,
of BalcaiTcs.
CRAVi7"F0RD, Robert Wigram, Esq. (of Mickle-
liam Hall).
Son of the late William Crawford, Esq., who was
M.P. for London 1833-41 ; b. 1813 ; m. 1836 Mary
Anne, dau. of Rev. John Cruickshank. Is a
partner in the firm of Crawford, Colvin, and Co.,
East-India Merchants and Agents ; a Director of
the Bank of England, and Chairman of the East-
India Railway Co. ; was M.P. for Harwich May —
July, 1851 ; has been M.P. for London since 1857.
— Mickleham Hall, near Dorking, Surrey ; Union
and Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 77, Eaton Place, S.W.
CRAWFORD, "William Sharman, Esq. (of Craw-
fordsburn).
Eldest son of the lateW. Sharman, Esq., by Armi-
nella, dau. of Hill Willson, Esq., of Purdysburn,
CO. Down ; b. 1780 ; m. 1805 Mabel Frideswid,
Cra]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
dau. of John C'lawford, Esq., of Crawfordsburn,
CO. Down, in comiiliance with whose will he as-
sumed the surname of Ciawfuid. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down (High Sheriff 1811) ;
wasM.P. for Dundalk 183:1-7, for Kochdale 1841-52.
— Crawfordsburn, near Belfast.
Heir, his son John, h. 1809.
CRA'WFURD, ■WUliam Stuart Stirling, Esq. (of
Milton).
Eldest son of the late William Stirling, Esq., of
Castlemilk, co. Lanark, by Mary, dau. of John
Anderson, Esq., of London ; h. 1819 ; s. 1828.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge. — Milton,
near Glasgow ; AVhite's CUub, S.W. ; 128, Park
Street, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother James, h. 1826 ; m. 1852
Harriet Boswell Erskine, 2nd dau. of Matthew
Fortescue, Esq.
CREAaH, Sir Michael, Knight, K.H. (cr. 1834).
Son of the late John Creagh, Esq., of Limerick ; h.
1788 ; -III. 1823 Eliza, dau. of Eight Hon. C. Os-
borne (she d. 1833). Is a Major-General in the
Army ; formerly Lieutenant-Colonel S6th and 11th
foot, and formerly an Officer of 2nd Life Guards ;
has served in the East and West Indies, and at the
Cape of Good Hoije. — -United Service Club, S.W.
CREAN, Augustus Francis, Esq. (of Ballenvilla).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Andrew Crean, Esq.,
by Maria, dau. of Charles Coghlan, Esq., of Pro-
spect, CO. Mayo ; h. 1817 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1840 Mary,
dau. of the late Arthur Henry Lynch, Esq., M.P.,
some time a Ma.ster in Chancery. Educated at
Clongowes College ; called to the Irish Ear 1840 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Mayo. —
Ballenvilla, near Claremorris, co. INIaj^o.
Heir, his son Arthur Lynch, h. 1843.
CEEGOS, Edward Garland Colmore, Esq. (of
Tre-withian).
Only son of the late John Garland Cregoe, Esq., of
Pittville, Cheltenham, by Cornelia, dau. of Major
W. Slade Gully, of Trevennen, Cornwall, and
grandson of Matthew Garland Cregoe, Esq., of Tre-
withian, Cornwall ; b. 1845 ; s. 1859. This Jamily is
of ancient origin, traditionally descended from the
Plantagenet race. • — Trewilhian, Gerrans, near
Gram pound, Cornwall.
CEEMOBIsrE (Lord), Richard Dav^^son, K.P. (cr.
1797).
Elder son of the 2nd Lord, by Anne Elizabeth
Emily, dau. of John Whaley, Esq. ; b. 1S17 ; s. 1827 ;
on. 1841 Augusta, dau. of Edward Stanley, Esq., of
Cross Hall, co. Lancaster ; is a Magistrate for co.
Monaghan ; sits in the House of Peers as Lord
Dartrey, U.K. (cr. 1847) ; has been a Lord in
Waiting.— Dartrey Hall, co. jNIonaghan ; 3, Great
Stanhope Street, W.
Heir, his son Vesey, b. 1842.
CRESS'WELL, Right Hon. Sir CressweU, Knight
(cr. 1842).
Son of the late F. Easterby, Esq., of Blackheath,
who exchanged his name of Easterby for that of
CressweU in 1821 ; i. 1794. Educated at the Char-
terhouse and Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1814) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1819 ;
appointed a Judge in the Court of Common Pleas
.1842; transferred to the Court of Probate and
Divorce Dec. 1857 ; was M.P. for Liverpool 1837-
42.— 21, Prince's Gate, S.W.
CRESSWELL, "William Henry, Esq. (of
Pinkney).
Fifth son of the late Richard Estcourt CressweU,
Esq., by Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the Eev.
Charles Coxwell, of Ablington, co. Gloucester ;
h. 1817; s. 1841 ; m. 1841 Elizabeth Taylor, only
dau. of the late Thomas Mawson, Esq., of Ardwick
(lireen, ]\Ianchester. Is a [Magistrate for Wilts. —
— Pinkney Park, near Malmesbury, Wilts ; Sid-
bury, near Bridgenorth, Salop.
Heir, his son Charles llichard Estcourt, b. 1842.
CRESS'WELL.
(See Baker- Cressicell.)
CREWE (Lord), Hungerford Crewe (cr. 1806).
Only son of the 2nd Lord, by Henrietta Maria,
dau. of Geoi'ge Walker Hungerford, Esq., of Calne,
Wilts; b. 1812; s. 1835. Patron of 2 livings.—
Crewe Hall, near Nantwich, Cheshire ; 22, Charles
Street, W.
CREWE, Sir John Harpur, Bart. (cr. 1626).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Harpur-Crewe,
Bart, (who was M.P. for South Derbyshire 1835-
41), by Jane, dau. of Rev. T. Whitaker, of
Mendham, Norfolk ; b. 1824 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1844 ;
m. 1845 Georgiana Jane, dau. of Captain W. Stan-
hope Lovell, E.N. Educated at Eiigby ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby (High Sheriff 1853).
Patron of 8 livings. — Calke Abbey, near Ashby-de-
la-Zouch ; Warslow Hall, near Stafford ; 17, South-
wick Crescent, W.
Heir, his son Vauncey Harpur, h. 1846.
CREWE-READ, Bagot Offley, Esq. (of Wern).
Eldest son of the late John OfHey Crewe-Read,
Esq., by Charlotte Prestwood, dau. of the late Sir
Willoughby Lake, K.C.B. ; b. 1821 ; s. 1858. This
fanuly is a younger branch cf that of Lord Crewe.
— Wern, co. Flint ; Llanderian, near Montgomery,
N. Wales.
Heir Pres., his brother Offley Malcolm, b. 1821 ;
m. 1849 Charlotte, dau. of — George, Esq.
CREYKE, Ralph, Esq. (of Rawcliflfe).
Only son of the late Ralph Creyke, Esq., of Marton,
East Riding, and Ravvcliffe Hall, West Riding, co.
York, by Louisa, dau. of Harry Croft, Esq., of
Stillington Hall; b. 1849; s. 1858. — Rawcliffe,
near Selliy, Y^orkshire.
CRICHTOISr, Sir Archibald W^illiam, Knt.,M.D.
(cr. 1817).
Son of the late Captain P. Crichton, of the 47th foot ;
b. 1791 ; m. 1820 Catharine, dau. of Dr. Sutthoff.
Educated at the University of Edinburgh ; was Phy-
sician to the late Emperor of Russia ; is D.C.L.
Oxford, and bears the foreign orders of Russia and
Prussia. — St. Petersburg.
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CBIPPS, Rev. Henry.
Second son pf tlie late Joseph Cripps, Esq., who was
M.P. for Cirencester 1805-41, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Benjamin Harrison, Esq., of Lee, Kent, man^years
Treasurer of Guy's Hospital, London ; h. 1788 ; m:
1812 Judith, dau. of William Lawrence, Esq., of
Cirencester. Educated at Reading andMerton Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812), appointed Vicar of
Preston All Saints 1817, and of Stonehouse 1826 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester,
— Preston Vicarage, near Cirencester.
Heir, his son Henry William, M.A., Barrister-
at-Law ; h. 1815; m. 1845 JuHa, eldest dau. of
Charles Lawrence, Esq., of Cirencester ; educated
at Winchester and New Coll., Oxford.
CEIPPS, Frederick, Esq. (of Cirencester).
Son of the late Joseph Cripps, Esq., who was for
36 years M.P. for Cirencester; h. 18 — . Educated
at Rugby ; is a Magisti-ate for co. Gloucester. —
Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
CEIPPS, Mrs. William.
Mary Anne, eldest dau. of the lale Benjamin Har-
rison, Esq., of Clapham Common, Surrey; m. 1839
William Cripps, Esq., Barrister-at-Law (son of the
late Joseph Cripps, Esq., M.P. for Cirencester
1806-41), who was M.P. for C!irencester from
1841 till his death in 1848, and some time a Lord
of the Treasury. — 5, Hornton Villas, Kensing-
ton, W.
CEOFT, Sir Archer Denman, Bart. (or. 1671).
Second son of the late Sir Richard Croft, Bart., by
Margaret, sister of the 1st Lord Denman ; h. 1801 ;
s. his brother as 8th Bart. 1835 ; m. 1837 Julia Bar-
bara, dau. of General J. Garstin, and widow of A.
Corbet, Esq. Educated at Westminster ; called to
the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1839 ; appointed a Master
in the Court of Queen's Bench 1838. This family
formerly held Croft Castle, near Leominster, co.
Hereford, for more than seven centuries ; but the
property was sold about 1760. — 1, Sussex Place,
Hyde Park, W\
Heir, his son Herbert George Denman, h. 1838.
CEOFT, Sir John, Bart., F.R.S. (cr. 1818).
Eldest son of the late .John Croft, Esq., by Eliza-
beth Marie, dan. of the Rev. James Tunstall, D.D. ;
h. 1778 ; m. 1st 1816 Amelia Elizabeth, dau, of Jas.
Warre, Esq. (she d. 1819) ; 2nd 1827 Anne Knox,
dau. of the Rev. John Itadcliffe, Rector of Lime-
house. Created D.C.L. of Oxford 1822 ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Kent ; was formerly Charge d'Affaires
at Lisbon ; is also a Knight Commander of the Por-
tugixese Order of the Tower find Sword. — Milgate,
near Maidstone, Kent ; 45, Brook Street, W.
Heir, his son John Frederick, 6. 1828 ; m. 1856
Emma, dau. of John Graham, Esq.
CEOFT, Eev. Richard.
Third son of the late Sir Richard Croft, Bart., by
Margaret, dau. of the lateT. Denman, Esq., M.D.,
of London, and sister of the 1st Lord Denman ; h.
1808 ; m. 1st 1839 Charlotte Leonora, dau. of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel R. H. Russell ; 2nd 1856 Louisa,
dau. of S. Holland, Esq., of Dumbleton Park, co.
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Worcester. Educated at the Charterhouse' and
Balliol Coll., Oxford, and was afterwards Fellow of
Exeter Coll. ; appointed Vicar of Hillingdon 1856.
This family was formerly of Croft Castle, co. Here-
ford.— Hillingdon Vicarage, near LTxbridge, Mid-
dlesex.
Heir, his son Richard Benyon, h. 1843.
CROFT, Rev. Thomas Hutton (of Aldborough
HaU).
Son of the late Rev. Robert Croft, Rector of Row-
ley and Canon of York, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Robert Bowes, Esq., of Thornton Hall, Durham,
and Ann, dau. of John Hutton, of Marske and
Eyford Hall, co. Gloucester; b. 1800; m. 1828
Eliza Mary, dau. of Richard John Thompson, Esq.,
of Kirby Hall, co. York. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., C.ambridge ; is Vicar of Hutton Ens-
eal and of Stilliugton, Canon of York and Rural
Dean, and a Magistrate for North Riding of York-
shire. This family, in common with that of Sir
John Croft, Bart., is lineally descended from King
Edward III., through Archbishop Hutton. — Hut-
ton Buscal, near Pickering, Yorkshire ; Aldbo-
rough Hall, near York.
Heir, his son George Arthur Hutton, h. 1829 ;
educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is
Cornet Yorkshire Hussars.
CROFTOlxr (Lord), Edv^rard Crofton (cr. 1797).
Elder son of the late Sir E. Crofton, Bart, (who d.
1816), by Charlotte, dau. of 6th Earl of Gallow.ay ;
h. 1806 ; .s. his grandmother Anne, the 1st Baroness,
1817 ; m. 1833 Georgian.a, dau. of 1st Marquis of
Anglesey, K.G. Educated at the Charterhouse ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Roscommon ; has
been a Lord in Waiting ; elected a Representative
Peer for Ireland 1842. Is descended from a
common ancestor with the Croftons, Baronets of
Mohill, CO. Longford. — Mote Park, co, Roscommon ;
20, Cumberland Street, W.
Heir, his son Edward Henry Churchill, h. 1834.
CROFTOlSr, Sir Morgan George, Bart, (cr, 1801).
Eldest son of the late Sir Hugh Crofton, Bart., by
Frances, dau. of Ralph Smyth, Esq., of Barbavilla,
CO. Westmeath ; h. 1788 ; -v. as 3rd Jjart. 1834 ; m.
1812 Emily, dau. of the Right Hon. D. Daly. Was
formerly Lieuten.ant R.N. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with Lord Crofton and the
other Baronet of the same name. — Mohill House,
CO. Leitrim, Ireland ; Leamington, Warwickshire.
Heir, his son Hugh Denis, b. 1814 ; m. 1849
Georgiana Lucy, dau. of the Hon. J. P, De Bla-
quiere ; is a Colonel in the Army, and Knight of
the Legion of Honour and 5th Class of Medjidie.
CROFTON, Sir Malby, Bart, (cr, 1838).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Crofton, Bart., by
Marion, dau. of the Rev. John Lyster, D.D., of
Rocksavage, co. Rosconmion ; b. 1797 ; s. as 2nd
Bart, 1849 ; m. 1821 Sarah Jane, dau. of A. Parke,
Esq., of Dunally, co, Sligo ; formerly Major in the
8th regiment ; is a Magistrate for co. Sligo (High
Sheriff 1855). This family, now the elder branch,
in the male line, of the Croftons, is descended from
Cro]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
a Common ancestor with the other Bart, of the same
name, and with Lord Crofton. — Longford House,
near Collooney, co. Sligo.
Heir, his son Henry Bh'ss, a Magistrate for co.
Sligo, and a Captain in the Sligo Rifles ; h. 1S33 ;
m. 1856 Sophia, eklest dan. of T. Horsfall, Esq., of
Binley Hall, co. York.
CROFTOW, Diike, Esq. (of Lakefield).
Eldest son of the late Duke Crofton, Esq., by Alicia,
eldest dau. of the late William Jones, Esq., of
Belleville, co. Westmeath ; h. 1811 ; s. 1845.
Educated at Luxembourg and Trinity Coll., Dublin,
Lakefield. near Moliill, co. Leitrira.
Heir Fres., his brother William, I>. 1812; m.
184S Fanny Eliza, only dau. of Captain Dunn,
E.N., of Cheltenham.
CROFTS, Henry, Esq. (of Sompting Abbotts).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Rev.
P. G. Crofts, of Mailing House, near Lewes, by
Elizabeth Erederica, 3rd dau. of the late Ewan
Law, Esq., of Horsted Place, and niece of 1st Lord
Ellenborough ; b. 1818 ; s. his brother the late
Captain John Crofts, of the King's Dragoon Guards,
1856; ■/«.. 1850 EllenMerriall, dau. of GeorgeDodson,
Esq., of Lichfield, and niece of the late Right Hon.
Sir John Dodson. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Sussex. — Sompting Abbotts, near Shoreham,
Sussex.
Heir, his daughter Blanche.
CROKE, George, Esq. (of StucUey Priory).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Alexander
Ci'oke, Knt., by Alice, dau. of A. Blake, Esq. ; h.
1S02; s. 1S57. Educated at Winchester, Harrow,
and University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823, M.A.
1826) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1827 ; is a Magistrate for Bucks. — Studley Priory,
near W^heatley, Oxon.
Heir Pres., his brother John, h. 1812.
CROLL, Alexander Angus, Esq. (of Harold's-
"Wood Hall).
Youngest son of the late George Croll, Esq., by
Janet, dau. of W'illiam A. Hood, Esq., of Perth ; h.
1811 ; m. 1856 Sophia, only dau. of Eobert Hill,
Esq. Is a Magistrate for Middlesex and London ;
has been Sheriff for Middlesex and London.
— Harold's- Wood Hall, near Komford, Essex ; 10,
Coleman Street, E.C.
CROMIE, John, Esq. (of Cromore).
Eldest son of the late John Croniie, Esq., of t'ro-
more, by Anne, dau. of Thomas Thompson, Esq. ;
h. 1786 : m. 1st 1816 Mary Anne, dau. of the late
Archbishop ^Cleaver) of Dublin; 2nd 1822 Ellen
Jane, dau. of the late Hon. Baron Pennefather ;
Srd 1833 Olivia, dau. of Sir H. A. Johnson, Bart.,
and widow of William IMonsell, Esq., of Tervoe, co.
Limerick. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1806, M.A. 1809) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Londonderry. His dau. by his 2nd wife,
Ellen Mary, ■;/(. 1850 Lord Pobert Montagu, and
d. 1857. — Cromore, Portstewart, near Coleraine,
Ireland,
CROMMELIN.
(See Be la CJicrois-Crommelin.)
CROftePTON, Sir Charles, Knt. (er. 1852).
Son of the late P. Crompton, Esq., of Eton House,
Liverpool ; b. 1797; m- 1832 Caroline, dau. of T.
Fletcher, Esq., of Liverpool. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1816) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1821 ; is a Judge of the Queen's
Bench (appointed 1852), and a Bencher of the
Inner Temple ; late Assessor of the Court of Pas-
sage, Liver]:)Ool. — 22, Hyde-Park Square, W.
CROMPTOK, John Gilbert, Esq. (of Flower-
lilies).
Eldest son of the late Gilbert Crompton, Esq., by
Deborah Catherine, dau. of the Rev. George
Bossley, Vicar of Chesterfield ; b. 1819 ; s. 1844 ;
m. 1852 Millicent Ursula Mary, dau. of Henry
Smedley, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. Educated at
Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1842) ; is
a ^Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby, and
Captain Commandant of the Derby and Chaddesden
Yeomanry Cavalry. The possession of the Fee of
C'rompton, in Lancashire, by this fixmily, before the
assumption of the local name, in the time of King
John, is proved by existing charters consequent
on litigation between the Monks of Roche Abbey
and Simon de la Legh, afterwards de Crompton.
The earliest known member of the i;\mily con-
nected with Derbyshire was Nicholas de Crompton,
to whom Robert de Ferrers, Earl of Dei'by,
granted lands in that co., temp. Henry III.* — •
Flowerlilies, Brailsford, Derbyshire.
CROMPTOW, John Stansfleld, Esq. (of Azerley
Hall).
Second son of the late Joshua Crompton, Esq., of
Esholt Hall, by Anna Maria, dau. and heiress of
Wni. Rookes, Esq., of Esholt HaU, and brother of
W. R, Crompton-Stansfiekl, Esq. (whom see) ; h.
1799; s. 1832 ; m. 1834 Mary, dau. of Claude
Alexander, Esq., of Ballochmyle, co. Ayr. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Jesus Coll., Cambridge (B.A. •
1821, M.A. 1826); is a Magistrate and Dep. 1
Lieut, for North and West Ridings of Yorkshire ;
Lieutenant-Colonel 2nd West York Militia, which
regiment he commanded at (iibraltar during the
late Russian war; M.P. for Ripon 1832-4. — Sion
Hill, near Thirsk, Yorkshire ; Azerley Hall, near
Ripon, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son William Henry, Capt. 11th foot, late
Capt. 42nd Highlanders; h.lSS6; «!. 1857 Elizabeth,
dau. of John Dalton, Esq., of Fillingham Castle,
CO. Lincoln, and Sleningford Park, co.York.
CROMPTON-STANSFIELD, William Rookes,
Esq. (of Esholt Hall).
Eldest son of the late .Joshua Crompton, Esq., by
Anna Maria, dau. and heiress of William Rookes,
''' Samuel Crompton, the inventor (1/80) of the mule, an
improvement in the art of weaving, which, as proved before
Parliament in 1812, has added greatly to the wealth of this
country, was a member of the Lancashire branch of this
family.
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Esq., of EsholtHall, and grand-dan. of Anne, sistei-
and heiress of Robert Stansfield, E.sq., of Esholt
Hall, and brother to J. S. Cronipton, Esq., of
Azerley Hall, Ripon (whom see) ; h. 1790 ; s. 1832 ;
m. 1824 Emma, eldest dau. of William Markham,
Esq., of Becca Hall. Educated at Harrow and
Jesus Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1816);
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1819, but
never practised ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for the West and Noi-th Ridings of Yorkshire ; was
M.P. for Huddersfield 1837-53. The family of
Stansfield was formerly of Stansfield Hall, Tormor-
den ; the Rookes were of Royds Hall ; the Cromp-
tons originally came from Lancashire and Derby-
shire. — Esholt Hall, near Leeds, Yorkshire ;
Brookes' Club, S.W.
CROOK, Joseph, Esq. (of Chamber Hall),
Eldest son of the late Joshua Crook, Esq., of
Whitebank, Bolton; h. 1809 ; in. 1856 Mary, dau.
of T. Biggs, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Lan-
caster, and a Cotton Manufacturer in Bolton, for
which borougli he has been M.P. since 1852. —
Chamber Hall, near Bolton, Lancashire ; 23, Coi'k
Street, W.
Heir, his son Johji Biggs, h. 1857.
CROOKE, WilUam, Esq. (of Derreen).
Eldest son of the late Warren Crooke, Esq., of
Derreen, co. Cork, by Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev.
Simon Davies, Rector of Magourney and Macroom ;
J). 1789; s. 1810; m. 1813 Frances, 2nd dau. of
Counsellor Gibbs, of Derry, co. Cork. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Cork. This family is descended from
Sir Thomas Crooke, Knt., an Irish settler in the
reign of Queen Elizabeth.— Derreen, near Coach-
ford, CO. Cork.
Heir, his son Warren, M.D., h. 1815 ; in. 1849
Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Lindsey, Esq., of Peak,
CO. Cork.
CROOME, William Fielder, Esq. (of Bagendon).
Eldest son of the late William Croome, Esq., of
Cerney House, by Jane, dau. of William Girdler,
Esq., of Fitzroy Square, London ; h. 1813 ; s. 1853 ;
m. 1845 Ellen Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Sir Richard
Puleston, Bart. Educated at Rugby and Wadham
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1836) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester. — Bagendon,
near Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
CROPPER, Edward, Esq. (of Swaylands).
Second son of the late James Cropper, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of John Brinsdon, Esq., of Coventry ;
6. 1799 ; m. 1st 1821 Isabella, dau. of John Wake-
field, Esq., of Sedgwick, Westmoreland ; 2nd 18 —
Margaret, dau. of Zachary Macaulay, Esq. ; 3rd
1848 Margaret, dau. of Thomas, 1st LordDenman,
and widow of H. Macaulay, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Lancaster and for the borough of Liver-
pool ; formerly a merchant at Liverpool. — Sway-
lands, near Penshurst, Kent ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son (by his 3rd wife) Edward Denman,
I. 1854.
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CROSBIE, Sir Edward William, Bart. (cr. 1630),
Eldest son of the late Sir Edward William Crosbie,
Bart., byCastilianaWestenra, sister of the late Lord
Rossmore ; h. 1794 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1798 ; in. 1830
Dorothea Alicia, dau. of John Walsh, Esq., of
Dublin. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the Earls of Glandore (ext.). — Bray,
CO. Wicklow.
CROSBIE, James, Esq. (of BaUyheigne Castle).
Eldest son of the late Pierce Crosbie, Esq., by his
1st wife Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Sandes, Esq.,
of Sallow Glen, co. Kerry; h. 1832 ; s. 1849. Edu-
cated at Bromsgrove and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kerry, and
Major in the Kerry Militia. — Ballyheigne Castle,
near Tralee, co. Kerry ; Kildare Street Club, Dub-
lin ; Union Club, S.W.
CROSLAWD, John Smith, Esq. (of Burbage
House) .
Second but eldest surviving son of the late John
Crosland, Esq., by Ann, only dau. of the late
Charles Smith, Esq., of Burbage Hall ; h. 1809 ;
in, 1832 Sophia Clarke, only dau. of the late John
Ledbrooke Harris, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co.
liOicester. This family was formerly settled in
Yorkshire. — Burbage House, near Hinckley, Lei-
cestershire ; 36, Bedford Square, W.C.
CROSLEY, Sir Charles Deeimus, Knight (cr.
1855),
Son of Henry Crosley, Esq., of Camberwell, Surrey ;
h. 1820; in. 1845 Mary, dau. of the late John Ford,
Esq., H.E.I.C. Was Sheriff of London and Mid-
dlesex 1854-5 ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex and
Westminster ; is a Stock and Share Broker in the
City, and a Chevalier of the Imjierial Legion of
Honour. — 6, Kensington-Garden Terrace, Hyde
Park, W.
CROSS, Maxwell, Esq. (of Dartan).
Fourth son of the late William Cross, Esq., of
Dartan, a Dep. Governor of co. Armagh, by Mary,
dau. of — Irwin, Esq., of co. Cavan ; h. 1790 ; s.
his brother Colonel John Cross, K.H., of the 68th
foot (a distinguished Peninsular and Waterloo
officer), 1850 ; m. 1814 Sarah, 3rd dau. of William
Hardy, Esq., of Laughgall, co. Armagh. Is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Armagh (High Sheriff 1847). This
family appear to have early settled in Ireland from
England, two of their ancestors, John and WiUiam
Cross, having signed the address from the defenders
of Derry to William III. in 1688. — Dartan, near
Armagh.
FIcir, his son William, Lieutenant-Colonel Ar-
magh Militia, late Captain 68th foot ; h. 1815 ; in,
1844 Frances Jane, only dau. of Major-General
Cole, R.E.
CROSS, Richard Assheton, Esq,
Third son of the late W. Cross, Esq., of Red Scar,
Preston, by Ellen, dau. of Edward Chaffers, Esq.,
and grandson of John Cross, Esq., and of Dorothea,
<lau. of Richard Assheton, Esq. ; h. 1823 ; m. 1852
Georgiana, dau. of the late T. Lyon, Esq., of Apple-
Cro]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ton, CO. Chester. Educated at Rugby and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple ISi'J, and goes the Northern Circuit ; has
been M.P. for Boston since 1S57.— University Club,
S.W. ; 2, Harcourt Buildings, Temple, E.C. ; 8,
Eccleston Street, Pimlico, S.W.
Heir, his sou Thomas Richard, h. 1853.
CROSSE, Thomas Bright, Esq. (of Shaw Hill).
Only son of the late Thomas Ikin, Esq. ; b. 1790 ;
m. 1828 a dau. of Richard Legh, Esq., formerly
Crosse, whose name he assumed on his marriage,
his -wife having succeeded to the Lancashire
estates of the family of Ch'osae, who had been
settled in that county since the reign of Edward^I.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1817) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster
(High Sheriff 1837) ; was M.P. for Wigan 1811-2.
— Shaw Hill, near Preston, Lancashire ; Carlton
and AthenKuni Clubs, S.W.
CROSSLEY, Frank, Esq. (of Belle Vue).
Youngest son of the late John Crossley, Esq., of
Halifax ; i. 1817 ; m. 1845 Martha Eliza, dau. of
Henry Brinton, Esq., of Kidderminster. Is a
Carpet Manufacturer at Halifax, and a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for W. Riding of Yorkshire ; was
M.P. for Halifox 1852-9 ; elected M.P. for the
W. Riding 1859.— Belle Yue, near Halifax, York-
shire ; Ref jrm Club, S.W. ; 60, Eaton Square,
S.W.
Ile'ir, his son Savile Ihinton, h. 1857.
CROSSLEY, John, Esq., (of Scaitcliffe).
Only son of the late John Crossley, Esq., F.S.A.,
by Sarah, only dau. and heiress of John Lockwood,
of Ewood, CO. York ; h. 1807 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1834
Mary, only dau. of Thomas Ramsbotham, Esq., of
Centre Yale, Todmorden. Educated at Christ's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829) ; called to the Bar at
the Inner Temple 1830 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster and West Riding of York-
shire.— Scaitclifte, near Todmorden, Yorkshire.
CROWDER, Sir Richard Budden, Kniglit (cr.
1854).
Son of W. 11. Crowder, Esq., of London ; h. 179G.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1821, and went
the Western Circuit ; appointed a Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas 1854 ; was formerly Re-
corder of Bristol ; was M.P. for Liskeard 1849-54.
— Reform, Athenteum, and Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ;
17, Carlton Terrace, S.W.
CROWE, 'Wainwright, Esq. (of Cahircalla).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Crowe, Esq., of
the Abbey, Ennis, co. Clare, by Ellen, dau. of
John Tymons, Esq., of Ballyket, co. Clare ; h.
1817 ; m. 1856 Annie Millicent, only dau. of the
late Rev. George Spaight, of Corbally, co. Clare.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1841) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Clare. — Cahircalla, near Ennis,
CO. Clare ; Kildare Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Thomas George, 6, 1858.
CROZIER, Admiral Richard, K.I.S. (of West
Hill).
Eldest son of the late R. B. Crozier, Esq., by
Hannah Fr.ances, dau. of Captain Sir Richard
Pearson, R.N., of Appleby, Westmoreland ; h.
1803 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1839 Julia, 4th dau. of George
Stone, Esq., of Chiselhurst, Kent. Educated at
Bath and the Royal Naval Coll. ; entered the Royal
Navy 1815; appointed Lieutenant 1823, Com-
mander 1827, Captain 1839, Rear- Admiral 1858 ;
is a Magistrate for Hants. — Westhill, Freshwater,
Isle of Wight ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard Pearson, h. 1842.
CUBBON, Sir Mark, K.C.B. (cr. 1856).
Son of the late Rev. Thomas Cubbon ; h. 1785.
Is a Lieutenant-General in the E.I.C. service,
which he entered in 1800; served in Trav.ancore
1809; appointed Commissioner at Mysore 1834;
Colonel of the 15th Madras Native Infantry 1839.
— Mysore, Madras ; East-India Club, S.W.
CITBITT, Sir William, Knt. (cr. 1851).
Son of the late Mr. Joseph Cubitt, of Dilham, Nor-
folk ; h. 1785 ; is married, and has issue. Is a Civil
Engineer; constructor of the South-Eastern Rail-
way ; received the honour of knighthood for his
share in carrying out the Great Exhibition, —
The Connaon, Clapham, Surrey, S.
CUBITT, Edward George, Esq. (of Honing Hall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Cubitt, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of Henry Spencer, Esq., of Dul-
wich ; h. 1795; .s. 1829; m. 1859 Emma, dau. of
the Rev. Benjamin laicas Cubitt. Educated at
Harrow ; is a Magistrate and Dei'. Lieut, for Nor-
folk ; was formerly Lieutenant 4th Light Dragoons.
— Honing Hall, near North Walsham, Norfolk.
Heir Pres., his brother Francis William, in Holy
Orders ; h. 1799 ; m. 1831 Jane Mar}', dau. of Rev.
H. N. Astley, and grand-dau. of the late Sir E.
Astley, Bart. ; was educated at Harrow and St.
John's C'oll., Cambridge (B.A. 1821) ; is a Magis-
trate for Suffolk, and Rector of Fritton.
CUBITT, George, E.sq. (of Denbie.s).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Cubitt, Esq. (who
was elder brother of WiUiam Cubitt, Esq., M.P.
for Andover), by Mary Anne, dau. of the late
Samuel Y'arner ; b. 1828 ; s. 1855 ; vi. 1853 Laura,
dau. of the late Rev. James Joyce, Yicar of Dor-
king. Educated at Trinity CoU., Cambridge (B.A.
1851, M.A. 1854) ; is a Magistrate for Surrey.
This family is of Norfolk extraction. — Denbies,
near Dorking, Surrey ; 25, Eccleston Square,
S.W.
CUBITT, Thomas, Esq. (of Catfield HaU).
Eldest son of the late George Cubitt, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of the Rev. J. Finley ; b. 1785 ; 6-.
1835 ; m. 1818 Annette, dau. of Archibald Camp-
bell, Esq., of Askomel, co. Argyll. Educated at
the Royal JNIilitary Academy, Woolwich; appointed
2nd Lieutenant R.A. 1801; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. — Catfield Hall, near Stal-
ham, Norfolk.
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CUBITT, William, Esq.. (of Penton Lodge).
Second son of the late Mr. Jonathan Cubitt ; h. 1791 ;
m. 1814 Elizabeth, dau. of W. Scarlett, Esq. {d.) ;
an Alderman of London, of which he was Sheriff
1S17-9 ; a Commissioner for Lieutenancy of London,
and a Magistrate for Middlesex and Surrey ; wa.s
formerly an eminent builder and contractor ; has
been M.P. for Andover since 1817. — Penton Lodge,
near Andover, Hants; 20, Abchurch Lane, EC.
CUFFE, Sir Charles Frederic "Wheeler Denny,
Bart. (cr. 1799).
Eldest son of the late Sir Jonah Denny Wheeler
Cuffe, Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of William Browne,
Esq., of Browne's Hill, and grandson of the 3rd
Earl of Mayo ; h. 1832 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1 853. Edu-
cated at the Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kilkenny, and
a Captain 66th foot ; w;vs Assistant Adjutant-Gene-
ral to the forces in India 1858-9. This farailj', set-
tled in Ireland temp. Queen Elizabeth, is descended
from Jonas Wheeler, first Protestant Bishop of
Ossory. The additional name of Denny-Cuffe was
assimied by the first Bart. — Leyrath, co. Kilkenny.
JFcir Pres., his brother Otway ^Vllceler, Lieute-
nant Royal Marine Artillery, h. 1836.
CTJLLEY, George, Esq. (of Fowberry Tower).
Eldest son of the late George Darling, Esq., of
Fowberry Tower, by Helen, dau. of Captain
Thomas Masson, of Sea-View House, St. Andrew's,
N.B. ; h. 1834; s. 1850; m. 1858 Jane Arundell
St. Aubyn, dau. of William Arthur Woodcock,
Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1856) ; is a Magistrate for Northumberland. This
family was formerly of Beaumont Hill and Denton,
CO. Durham. — Fowberry Tower, near Belford,
Northumberland ; Oxford and Cambridge Club,
S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother James Darling, L. 1835.
CUIiIiEY, Matthew Tewart, Esq. lof Coupland
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Matthew Cullcy, Esq., by
Margaret Ann, dau. of Edward Tewart, Esq., of
Southgate, Middlesex; h. 1832 ; m. 1859 Harriet,
dau. of Rev. T. Knight. Educated at King's Coll.,
London, and University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1856,
M.A. 1858) ; is a Magistrate for Northumberland.
— West Hortonj near Belford, Northumberland.
CUMBERLAND (Duke of), H.R.H. George Fre-
derick Alexander Charles Avigxistns, K.G.,
P.C. (cr. 1799).
Only son of Ernest Augustus, 1st Duke (who was
5th son of King George III.), by the Princess
Frederica Caroline Sophia, dau. of the late Duke
of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and cousin to Her Ma-
jesty ; h. 1S19; s. 1851 ; m. 1843 Princess Mary
Alexandrina, dau. of the Duke of Saxe-Altenburg ;
is King of Hanover ; Duke of Teviotdale in Great
Britain, and Earl of Armagh in Ireland. — The
Palace, Hanover.
Heir, his son Ernest Augustus, Crown Prince of
of Hanover ; b. 1845.
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GUMMING, Sir Alexander Penrose Gordon,
Bart. (cr. 1804).
Eldest son of the late Sir W. Gordon-Cumming,
Bart., M.P., by his 1st wife Eliza Maria, dau. of
John Campbell, Esq., of Islay and Shawfield ; h.
1816 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1854 ; wi. 1840 Anne, dau. of
Rev. A. Campbell, Ilector of Liverpool. Educated
at Eton and Dresden ; entered the Army 1835 ;
late Captain 71st Highlanders and 4th Light Dra-
goons ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. El-
gin, and a Major in the Inverness and Elgin Militia.
This family is head of the ancient clan of Comyn
Gumming. — Gordonstown, near Elgin; Altyre,
near Forres, N.B. ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
J/cir, his son William Gordon, h. 1848.
CUMMING-BRUCB, Charles Lennox, Esq. (of
Dumphail).
Second son of the late Sir Alexander Penrose Cum-
ming-Gordon, Bart., of Altyre and CTordonstown,
by Helen, dau. of Sir Ludovic C4rant, Bart., of
(Jrant ; h. 1790 ; s. 180G ; m. 1820 Mary Elizabeth,
only dau. of James Bruce, Esq., of Kinnaird, N.B.,
whose name he assumed on his marriage. Educated
at Winchester and Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford
(M.A. 1810) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
COS. Stirling and Elgin ; was M.P. for the Inver-
ness Burghs 1831-3 and 1833-7 ; has been M.P. for
COS. Elgin and Nairn since 1840 ; was Joint Secre-
tary of Board of Control 1852-3 and 1858-9.— Dum-
phail, near Forres, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 1,
St. Alban's Place, S.W.
Heiress, his grand-daughter Lady Elma Bruce,
dau. of the Earl of Elgin.
CUNAED, Sir Samuel, Bart. (cr. 1859).
Eldest son of the late Abraham Cunard, Esq., of
Halifax, Nova Scotia; b. 1787; m. 1815 Susan,
dau. of W. Duffus, Esq., of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Is an eminent shipowner. — Bush-Hill House, Ed-
monton, Middlesex ; Athenffium Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward, b. 1816 ; m. 1847 Mary,
dau. of B. M'Evers, Esq., of New York.
GUNINGHAME, Sir Thomas Montgomery,
Bart. (cr. 1G72).
Eldest son of the late Sir James jMontgomery, Bart.,
by Jessie, dau. of Thomas Cuming, Esq., of Edin-
burgh ; b. 1800 ; s. his brother as, 8th Bart. 1846;
m. 1832 Charlotte, dau. of Hugh Hutchinson, Esq.,
of Southfield, co. Renfrew ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Ayr, and Colonel of the Ayrshire IMilitia ; was
formerly Lieutenant 91th foot ; claims the extinct
Earldom of Gleneairn. — Corsehill, Ayrshire, N.B. ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 6S, Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son William James, Captain Rifle Bri-
gade, b. 1834.
CUNINGHAME, John, Esq. ^of Lainshaw).
Youngest son of the late William Cuninghame,
Esq., of Lainshaw, by his 3rd wife Margaret
Nicholson, eldest dau. of the Hon. G. Cranstoun,
and brother of Miss Edmonstoune-Cranstoun, of
Corehouse (whom see) ; b. 1796 ; s. his bi'other
1849 ; m. 1831 Eliza Mary, eldest dau. of Captain
Upton, R.N. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Cun]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the Stewartry of
Kirkcudbright. — Lainshaw, near Ayr, N.B. ; Hen-
sol, near Kirkcudbright, N.B. ; 45, Upper Grosve-
nor Street, S.W.
Ileh; his son John William Herbert, 2nd Life
Guards ; &. 1831.
CUNINGHAME, William AUason, Esq. (of
Logan).
Eldest son of the late AV. Cuninghame, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of General Steuart, of Afton ; h.
1805 ; s. 1S37; in. 1834 Elizabeth, only child of
William Allason, Esq., of Logan. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr ; was formerly an
Officer in the 4th Dragoon Guards. — Logan, near
Cumnock, Ayrshire, N.B. ; Junior United Service
Club, S.AV.
CUNLIPFE, SirKobert Alfred, Bart. (cr. 1759).
Eldest son of the late Robert Ellis Cunliffe, Esq.,
of the E.I.Co.'s sei-vice, by Charlotte, eldest dau.
of Iltid Howell, Esq. ; h. 1839 ; s. his grandfether
as 5th Bart. 1859. Educated at Eton ; is an Officer
in the Scots Fusilier Guards. This family is a
branch of the ancient family of Cunliffe, of the
HoUings and WycoUar, co. Lancaster. — Acton
Park, near Wrexham, Denbighshire ; Guards'
Club, S.W.
Ihvr Pres., his brother Walter Howell, h. 1850.
CUNWIISTGHAME, Miss (of Thorntoun House).
Christiana, eldest surviving dau. of the late Lieu-
tenant-Colonel J. Cunninghame, by Sarah, only
child of I\Iajor Peebles ; h. 1807 ; s. her brother
185G. —Thorntoun House, near Kilmarnock, Ayr-
shire.
CirN]SriM"G-HAMH-GRAHAM, Robert Cuu-
ninghame, Esq. (of Gartmore).
Eldest son of the late William Cunninghanie-
Graham, Esq., by Anna Dickson, dau. of the late
Bishop of Down ; h. 1799 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1824
Frances Laura, dau. of Archibald Spiers, Esq., of
Elderslie, N.B. Educated at Eton ; is a Magis-
trate and Vice-Lieut, for co. Dumbarton. This
family is descended from the Earls of ]\Ienteth and
Glencairn. — Gartmore, Perthshire, N.B. ; Finlay-
stone, near Port Glasgow, N.B. ; Brookes' Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son W^illiain Cunninghame-Graham-
Bontine, Esq. (whom see).
CUNYNGHAM. Sir WiUiam Hanmer Dick,
Bart. (cr. 1669).
Eldest son of the late Sir E. K. Dick-Cunyngham,
Bart., by Harriet, dau. of T. Hanmer, Esq., of
Stapleton, near Bristol ; h. 1808; s. as 7th I3art.
1849; m. 1836 Susan, 3rd dau. of late J. Alston
Stewart, Esq., of Urrard, co. Perth, N. B. Is a
Dep. Lieut, for Midlotliian ; was formerly Lieu-
tenant 1st Dragoon Guards. — Pre.stonfield, near
Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Eobert Keith Alexander, Lieute-
nant 93rd foot ; h. 1836.
CUNYNGHAME, Sir David Thvtrlo-w, Bart. (cr.
1702).
Eldest son of the late Sir David Cunynghame,
Bart., by Maria, dau. of the 1st Lord Thurlow ;
h. 1803 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1854 ; r,i. 1833 Anne, dau.
of General the Hon. Robert Meade. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for Hants ; was formerly Captain 12th
Lancers. — Malshanger, near Basingstoke, Hants ;
Cambusmere, Perthshire ; Junior United Service
Club, S.W. ; 4, Lowndes Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Augustus Thurlow, Lieu-
tenant 25tli foot ; &. 1839.
CUBE, Capel, Esq. (of Blake HaU).
Only son of the late Capel Cure, Esq., by Joanna,
dau. of John Coape, Esq., of Oxton, Notts ; h.
1798; s. 1820; iii. 1822 Frederica, eldest dau. of
General Robert Cheney, of Langley, Derby. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1821) ; is a IMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex
(High Sheriff 1830).— Blake Hall, near Ongar,
Essex ; Athenaeum Club, S.W. ; 51, Grosvenor
Street, W.
Heir, his son Capel Robert, M.A., of Trinity
Coll., Cambridge, and Barrister-at-Law ; h. 1823 ;
m. 1850 Sarah Jane, dau. of Right Rev. Dr. Mur-
ray, Lord Bishop of Rochester.
CUBETON", Rev. 'William, D.D., P.R.S. (of
Brook House).
Eldest son of tlie late William Cureton, Esq., by
Mary, only child of Thomas Newcombe, Esq., of
TrifFuant and Westbury, co. Salop ; It. 1808 ; m.
1843 Harriet, eldest dau. of Edward Blore, Esq.,
D.C.L. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1830,
M.A. 1833, B.D. and D.D. 1858) ; appointed Chap-
lain in Ordinary to the Queen 1847, Canon of West-
minster and Rector of St. Margaret's 1849 ; is
Honorary P.D. of the University of Halle ; a Cor-
responding Member of the Institute of France,
Honorary Member of the Historico-Theological
Society of Leipsic, &c. &c., and a Trustee of the
Britisli INIuseum, by Royal appointment. — Brook
House, near Westbury, co. Salop ; 13, Dean's Yard,
Westminster, S.W.
Heir, his son James Edwin, h. 1848.
CUBGENVEN, Joliii Brendon, Esq. (of Tre-
tawn).
Eldest son of the late James Curgenven, Esq., of
Tretawn, by Margaret, dau. of the late John
Brendon. Esq., of Chillaton, Devon ; h. 1831 ; s.
1840 (M.R.C.S.E. 1852, L.S.A. 1852); was for-
meily Resident Surgeon at the Royal Free Hos-
pital 1853-4 ; accompanied Lord Ward to the
Crimea as ]\Iedical Attendant and Private Secre-
tary 1855. — Tretawn, near Wadebridge, Cornwall ;
11, Craven-Hill Gardens, Hj-de Park, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother George James, 5. 1837.
CURLING, "William, Esq. (of Maesmawr HaU).
Eldest son of the late William Curling, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of J. Curtis, Esq. ; I. 1808 ; s.
1842 ; m. 1S50 Flora, youngest dau. of T. Lucas,
Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1831, M.A. 1835); is a Magistrate force. Mont-
gomery.— Maesmawr Hall, near Welshpool, Mont-
gomeryshire ; Union Club, S.W.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM,
[Cur
CUKRER.
(See Eichardson-Ourrer.)
CURREY, Hon. Lady (of Erlwood).
Louise Lawrence, youngest dau. of Jamef3, 1st
Lord Abinger ; m. 1828 Lieutenant-Colonel Sir E.
Currey, K.G.H., who d. 1842. — Erlwood, near
Bagshot, Surrey.
CURRIE, Sir Frederick, Bart. (or. 1846).
Eldest son of the late Mark Currie, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of John CUose, Esq., of Easby, co. York ;
h. 1799 ; m. 1st 1820 Susannah, dau. of John Pascal
Larldns, Esq. ; 2nd 1834 Lucy Elizabeth, dau. of
Eobert M. Bird, Esq. ; 3rd 1841 Katharine Maria,
dau. of George Powney Thompson, Esq. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse and Haileybury Coll. ;
entered the E. I. Civil Service 1817 ; was for some
time Commissioner at Lahore, a member of the
Supreme Council in India, Chairman of the E. I. C.
1857-8, and Vice-President of Council for India
1858. Created a Baronet after the campaign of the
Sutlej. — Southborough, near Kingston-on-Thames,
S.W. ; East-India House, E.G.
Jleir, his son Frederick Larkins, in Holy Orders ;
I. 1823 ; m.. 1849 Eliza Reeve, dau. of Matthew
Rackham, Esq.
CURRIE, Henry, Esq. (of West Horseley).
Second son of the late William Currie, Esq., of
East Horseley, Surrey, by Percy, dau. of F. Gore,
Esq. ; b. 1798 ; m. 1830 Emma, dau. of Colonel
Knox, of the Grenadier Guards. Educated at
Eton ; a Banker in London ; was M. P. for Guild-
ford 1847-52. — West Horseley, near Eipl^, Surrey ;
Travellers' and Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ; 29, Corn-
hill, E.G.
Heir, his sou Henry William, b. 183-.
CITRRIE, Raikes, Esq. (of Minley Manor).
Eldest son of the late Isaac Currie, Esq., of Bush
Hill, Middlesex, by Mary Anne, dau. of William
Raikes, Esq., of Valentines, Essex ; i. 1801 ; hi.
1825 Laura Sophia, dau. of John, 2nd Lord Wode-
house. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for JMiddlesex, and a Magistrate for
Bucks, Essex, and Kent ; waa M.P, for Northamp-
ton 1837-57. This family was seated in Berwick-
shire for many generations, but came originally
from CO. Dumfries. — Minley Manor, near Yately,
Hants ; Bush Hill, Enfield, Middlesex ; 4, Hyde-
Park Terrace, W.
Jleiv, his son George Wodehouse, I. 1826 ; iii.
1850 Evelyn Vernon, only dau. of the 1st Lord
Lyveden.
CURTEIS, Herbert Mascall, Esci. (of Windmill
Hill).
Only son of the late Herbert Barrett Curteis, Esq.
(many years M.P. for Sussex and Bye), by Caro-
line Sarah, dau. and co-heiress of Robert Mascall,
Esq., of Peasemarsh Place, Sussex ; b. 1823 ; s.
1847 ; m. 1848 Paulina, dau. of the late Sir God-
frey Thomas, Bart. Educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch., Oxford; was M.P. for Rye 1847-52; is
Master of the East Sussex Foxhounds. This family
is of Kentish extraction, and several of its members
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have represented Eye and Sussex in Parliament. —
Windmill Hill, near Hailsham, Sussex ; Pease-
marsh Place, near Eye ; Eeform and Windham
Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Herbert, b. 1849.
CURTIS, Sir Lucius, Bart., C.B. (cr. 1794).
Eldest son of the late Sir Roger Curtis, Bart., by
Sarah, dau. of M. Brady, Esq., of Gatcombe House,
Hants ; b. 1786 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1816 ; m. 1811
Mary, dau. of Moses Greetham, Esq., of East
Cossham, co. Hants (she d. 1841). Is a Vice-
Admiral in the Navy ; served in the West Indies
and elsewhere, and was present at the reduction of
the Isle of Bourbon. — Gatcombe, near Southamp-
ton, Hants ; Carlton C'lub, S.W.
Jleh; his son Roger William, b. 1817.
CURTIS, Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1802).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Curtis, Bart,
(who was for many years M.P. for London), by
Mary Anne, dau. of George Lear, Esq., of Ley ton-
stone, Essex; b. 1804 ; s. as 8rd Bart. 1847 ; m,
1831 Georgiana Maria, dau. of John Stratton, Esq.,
of Farthinghoe Lodge, Northumberland. Edu-
cated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1825) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Shropshire. — Cliff House, near Ramsgate, Kent.
Heir, his son William Edmund, b. 1833.
CURTOIS, Rev. Atvsrill (of the LongMUs).
Secondson of thelateRev. Peregrine Clurtois, LL.B.,
by Anne, youngest dau. of Sir James Wynter Lake,
Bart., of Edmonton, Middlesex; b. 1809 ; .5. 1847 ;
m. 1853 Anne, 2nd dau. of the late Daniel Henry
Lee Warner, Esq., of Walsingham Abbey, Norfolk,
and Tiberton Court, co. Hereford. Educated at
Lincoln Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832) ; ordained 1836 ;
appointed Rector of Bi-anston, co. Lincoln, 1847 ; is
a Magistrate for co. Lincoln. This family is of
very old standing in Lincolnshire, and they have
been Rectors of Branston from father to son since
the Commonwealth. — The Longhills, near Lincoln.
Heir, his son Lisle Henry, b. 1857.
GURZOIST (Lord), George Augiistixs Frederick
Louis Cu.rzon-Howe.
Eldest son of Lst Earl Howe ; b. 1821 ; m. 1846
Harriet M.ary, dau. of H. C. Sturt, Esq., of Crit-
chill, Dorset. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1841) ; is Captain Leicestershire
Yeomanry ; has been M.P. for S. Leicestershire
since 1857. — Penu House, near Amersham, Bucks ;
White's Club, S.W. ; 24, Charles Street, W.
CURZOIM, Hon. Edward Cecil.
Younger son of the Hon. Eobert Curzon and Har-
riet Anne, 13th Baroness de la Zouche ; b. 1810 ;
m. 1834 Amelia Sophia Charlotte, dau. of J.
Daniell, Esq. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1840) ; called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1840 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Middle-
sex, and Assistant Registrar of Designs. — White-
hall, S.W. ; Scarsdale House, Kensington, W. ;
Travellers' and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son George Augustus, Lieutenant Rifle
Brigade, 6. 1836. .
Car]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CUBZOJSr, Hon. Robert (of Parham Park).
Yonngei- son of the Lite Viscount Curzon, by
Dorothy, sister of the 1st Earl Gi'osvenor, and
cousin of the Earl of Howe ; h. 1774 : in. 1808
Harriet Anne, 13th Baroness de la Zouche. Edu-
cated at "Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1795); is a Magistrate for co. Stafford, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex (High
Sheriff 1834) ; was M.P. for Clitheroe 1796-1830 ;
■was formerly Colonel of the Staffordshire Volun-
teers. Patron 2 livings. — Parham Park, near
Steyning, Sussex ; Hagley Hall, near Rugeley,
Staffordsliii-e.
J/cir, his son Eobert (whom see).
CUBZON', Hon. Robert.
Elder son of the 13th Pjaroness de la Zouche ; I/.
1810 ; m. 1850 Emily Julia, dau. of the late Right
Hon. Sir TJ. Wilmot-Horton, Bart. Educated at
the Charterhouise and Ch. Ch., Oxfoid ; is a Dep.
liieut. for Sussex and Staffordshire ; late Joint
Connnissioner at the Conference of Erzeroum, and
Private Secretary to Lord Stratford de Redcliffe ;
was M.P. for Clitheroe 1831-2 ; is Author of "A
Visit to the Monasteries of the Levant, Armenia,
&c. ;" Knight of the Turkish Order of the Nishan,
and the Persian Order of the Lion and Sun. —
Parham Park, near Steyning, Sussex ; Travellers'
CUub, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Robert Nathaniel Cecil George, b.
1851.
CUSACK, James William, Esq., M.D.
Tliird son of the late Athanasius Cusack, Es<j., of
Laragh House, co. Kildare, by his 1st wife Mary
Anne, only dau. of Edward Rotherham, Esq., of
Crossdrum, co. Meatli ; b. 1792; m. 1st 1818
Elizabeth Frances, eldest dau. and co-heir of Joseph
Bernard, Esq., of Greenhills, King's co. ; 2nd
1838 Frances, dau. of the Rev. John T. Radcliffe,
and widow of R. Rothwell, Esq., of Hurdlestown.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1812) ;
appointed University Professor of Surgery 1851 ;
Surgeon in Ordinary to the Queen in Ireland 185S ;
has been thrice President of the Royal Coll. of
Surgeons (Ireland). Mr. Cusack is heir male of
the ancient family of Cusacks, Lords of Beaurc-
paire, Gerardstown, Culniolyn, Killeen, and Dun-
sany, in the early Irish Parliamen(;s, and represen-
tative through female heirs of Sir Thom.as Cusack,
of Cussington (a junior branch), thrice Viceroy of
Ireland, Master of the Rolls, Lord Chancellor,
Speaker of the House of Commons (Ireland), &c.,
who died 1571, and whose dau. Catherine, by her
marriage with Sir Henry Colley, was ancestress of
Arthur, Duke of Wellington. He is also one of
the co-rejiresentatives of Edmund of Woodstock,
and as such quarters the arms of England. — Abbe-
ville House, St.Doulough's, co. Dublin ; Cussington,
CO. Meath ; Uinversity C^iub, Dublin ; 7, Mei-rion
Square North, Dublin.
Heir, his son Henry Thomas, Lieutenant Royal
N. Devon Mounted Rifles; b. 1820 ; ,n. 1854 Sophia
Ann, dau. of the late "William Tanner, Esq., of
Blacklands House, Wilts.
GUST, Hon. Sir Edward, K.C.H. (of Leasowe
Castle (cr. 1831).
Son of the 1st Lord Brownlow (l)y his 2nd wife
Frances, dau. of Sir H. Bankes), and brother of the
1st Earl Brownlow ; b. 1794 ; m. 1821 Mary Anne,
dau. of L. W. Boode, Esq., of Peover Hall, co.
Chester. Is a Major-General in the Army ; served
in the Peninsula 1811-14 ; a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Cheshire, and Master of Ceremonies to
the Queen : was M.P. for Lostwithiel 1818-20, and
for Grantham 1820-32. — Leasowe Castle, near
Birkenhead, Clieshire ; 30, Hill Street, W.
I/cir, his son Leopold, b. 1831.
GUST, Hon. and Rev. Henry Gockayne.
Second son of the Isfc Lord Brownlow ; b. 1780 ;
i;i. 1816 Anna Maria, eldest dau. of the 1st Earl of
Kilmorey. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1803) ; appointed Rector of
Sywell and of Ilatley Cockayne 1806, Rector of
Scott Willoughby 1823, Canon of Windsor 1813.
— Hatlcy Coch.ayne, near Biggleswade, Beds ; The
Cloistcr.s, \^'indsor.
GUST, Hon. Peregrine Francis.
Fifth son of the 1st Lord Brownlow ; b. 1791 ; 7)i.
1st 1823 Isabella Mary, dau. of the 4th Duke of
Buccleuch ; 2n(l 1833 Sophia, dau. of 2nd Viscount
Sydney, (she d. 1S52). Educated at Eton ; became
Captain in the Army 1811, retired 1849; formerly
Captain 3rd Dragoon Guards ; served in the Penin-
sula, and was present at Talavera, Busaco, and
Toulouse. — 73, South Audley Street, W.
GUST, qon. Mrs. William.
Sophia, dau. of the late T. Newnham, Esq., of
Southborough, Kent ; m. 1819 the Hon. Williana
Cust, I'arristor-at-Law, and late Commissioner of
H.M. 'h Customs (4th son of the 1st Lord Brown-
low), who d. 1848. — 4, Chapel Street, Grosvenor
Square, W.
CUST, tlie Rev. Arthur Perceval.
Youngest son of the late Hon. William Cust (who
was 4th son of the 1st Lord Brownlow), by Sophia,
dau. of Tliomas Newnham, Esq., of Southborough,
Kent; b. 1828; :ii. 1854 Emma Bess, youngest
dau. of Edward, 5tli Earl of Darnley. Educated at
Bra^enose Coll., 0.\ford (B.A. 1849, M.A. 1854),
and was afterwards Fellow of All Souls Coll. ;
appointed Rector of Cheddington 1853 ; is a
Magistrate for Buck.s, and Rural Dean. — Ched-
dington Rectory, near Tring, Bucks.
GUSTANGE, Hambleton Francis, Esq. (of Wes-
ton House).
Eldest son of the late Hambleton TiiomasCustance,
Esq., by Mary, only child of the late Miles Bower,
Esq. ; b. 1809 ; s. 1845; m. 1840 Frances, youngest
dau. of Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart , and widow of the
Rev. H. W. Nevill, nephew of the 2nd Earl of
Abergavenny. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Norfolk (High Sheriff 1859) ; appointed Lieu-
tenant-Colonel W. Norfolk Militia 1854. — Weston
House, near Norwich ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
Jleii; his son Frederic Hambleton, h. 1844.
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[Dal
CUTHBERT, "William, Esq. (of Beaufront
Castle).
Eldest son of the late William Cutlibert, Esq., by
Ann, dau. of Robert Shafto Hedley, Esq., of Long
Benton ; b. 1813 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1840 Mary, dau. of
the late Isaac Cookson, Esq., of Meldon Park.
Educated at the Charterhouse ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland. — Beaufront
Castle, near Hexham, Northumberland ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Heir, her son William, h. 1848.
CUYLER, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1814).
Eldest son of the late Sir Cornelius Cuyler, Bart.,
by Anne, dau. of Major II. Grant ; h. 1794 ; s. as
2nd Bart. 1819 ; m. 1823 Katherine Frances, dau.
of the Rev. Fitzwilliam Halifax, Rector of Richard's
Castle. Is Major-General in the Army, and Colonel
69th foot. — Poole HaU, near Nantvvich, Cheshire.
Heir, his son Charles Henry Johnes, b. 1826.
DACE.E (22nd Lord), Thomas Crosbie William
Trevor (cr. 1307).
Elder son of the 21st Lord, by Pyne, dau. of the
Hon. and Rev. Dr. Crosbie ; b. 1808 ; s. 18.53 ;
in. 1837 Susan Sophia, dau. of 1st Lord Chesham.
Educated at Magdalen Coll., Cambridge ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Herts; was M.P. for Herts 1847-52 ;
assumed the name of Trevor in lieu of Brand 1824 ;
co-heir with Lord Clinton to the Barony of Saye
(created 1313). Patron 2 livings. — The Hoo, near
Welwyn, Herts ; 45, Upper Grosvenor Street, W.
Ilelr Pres., liis brother Henry Bouverie William,
b. 1814 ; m. 1838 Eliza, dau. of Gener.al R. Ellice.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex, and
Keeper of Privy Seal to H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales ; was a Lord of Treasury 1855-8 ; has been
M.P. for Lewes since 1852.
DACRES, Sir Richard James, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Son of the late Vice-Admiral Sir R. Dacres,
G.C.H. ; b. 1799; m. 18— Fanny, dau. of
H. P. Thomas, Esq. Educated at Woolwich ; is
a Major-General in the Army ; late Lieutenant-
Colonel R.A. ; was in command of the Artillery at
the siege of Sebastopol ; appointed in 1850 to com-
mand the Artillery in Ireland ; placed on the
supernumerary list 1858. — Royal Hospital, Dublin.
D'AETH, Admiral George "WiUiam Hughes (of
Knowlton Court).
Only son of the late William Hughes, Esq., of
Betteshanger, Kent, by Harriet, eldest dau. of
Josiah Hardy, Esq., Consul at Cadiz ; b. 178- ;
VI. 1816 Harriot, dau. of the late Sir E. Knatchbull,
Bart., M.P., of Merstham, Kent ; assumed the
additional name of D'Aeth on inheriting the estates
of his cousin, the late Sir Narborough D'Aeth,
Bart., of Knowlton, in 1808. Entered the Navy
1799, and served at Copenhagen, in the Mediter-
ranean, &c. ; became a Rear- Admiral retired 1850 ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for Kent. — Knowlton Court, near
Wingham, Kent.
Heir, his son Narborough Hughes, B.A., of
Wadham Coll., Oxford, and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Kent; b. 1822.
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DALE, Edward, Esq. (of Ryhope).
Eldest son of the late Edward Dale, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Francis Foster, Esq., of Elford,
Northumberland ; b. 1779 ; m. 1st 1804 Mabella,
dau. of Sir Christopher Knight, of Limerick ; 2ud
18— Mary, dau. of the Rev.W. J. Wilton, of New-
castle. Is a Magistrate for Northumberland and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham ; was
formerly Captain 45th regiment and in the North-
umberland Militia. Tills family has held land at
Tunstall, co. Durham, since the reign of Charles I.
— Ryhope, near Sunderland.
DALE, James Charles, Esq. (of Glanville's
Wootton).
Eldest son of the late James Dale, Esq., by INIary
Kellaway, dau. of Stephen Barton, Esq., of Bland-
ford ; b. 1791 ; .s. 1835 ; m. 1848 Marianne Lucy,
dau. of Henry Wylde, Esq. Educated at Sidney-
Sussex Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1818) ;
is F.L.S., F.C.P.S., a Member of the Oxford Ash-
molean Society, and a Magistrate for Dorset (High
Sheriff 1843). — Glanville's Wootton, and Newton
Montague, near Sherborne, Dorset.
Heir, his son Charles William, b. 1851.
DALGLISH, Robert, Esq. (of Kilmardinny) .
Son of Robert Dalglish, Esq., late Provost of Glas-
gow ; b. 1808. Educated at Glasgow ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Dumbarton ; has been M.P. for Glasgow
since 1857. — Kilmardinny, near Milnagavie, co.
Dumbarton, N.B. ; Vincent's Place, Glasgow ;
Fenton's Hotel, S.W.
DALHOUSIE (1st Marquis of), James Andrew
Ramsay, K.T., P.C. (cr. 1849).
Eldest surviving son of the 9th Earl of Dalhousie,
by Christiana, only dau. and heir of Charles Broun,
Esq., of Colstoun, N.B. ; b. 1812 ; s. (as Earl) 1838 ;
rii. 1836 Susan, dau. of 8th Marquis of Tweeddale
(she d. 1853). Educated at H.arrow and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1833) ; is Lord Warden of the Cinque
Ports ; Constable of Dover Castle ; Colonel of the
Tower Hamlets IMilitia ; Lord Register of Scotland ;
Lieutenant-General of the Royal Archers, and
Keeper of the Signet ; a Dep. Lieut, for cos. Had-
dington and Midlothian ; was M.P. for co. Hadding-
ton 1837-8 ; Vice-President and President of the
Board of Trade, and Master of the Mint 1843-6 ;
Governor-General of India 1847-56. — Dalhousie
Castle, near Edinburgh ; Colstoun House, near
Haddington, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres. (to the Earldom only), his cousin Lord
Panmure (^whom see).
DALISOK, Maximilian Dudley Digges, Esq. (of
Hamptons).
Second sou of the late William Hammond, Esq., of
St. Alban's Court, Kent, by Elizabeth, dau. of the
Rev. Osmund Beauvoir, D.D., of Canterbury ;
b. 1792 ; m. 1819 Anna Mari.a, 3rd dau. of the late
Sir John Gregory Shaw, Bart. ; assumed the name
of Dalison in 1819. Educated at Harrow; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; appointed
Dal]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Captain Wesit KenlMllllia 1S14. — Hamptons, near
Tunbridge, Kent.
Heir, his son Maximilirai Hammond, I. 1820 ;
m. 1845 Matilda, dan. of the Rev. Robert Alexan-
der, of Blackbeath, Ireland.
DALLAS, Sir Robert Charles, Bart. (cr. 1798).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Dallas, Bart., by
Catherine ]\Iargaret, dau. of Sir John Blackwood,
Bart., and the late Baroness DufFerin ; h. 1804 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1833 ; m. 1841 Frances Henrietta,
dau, of 1st Lord EUenborough and widow of
C. Des Vceux, Esq. Called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1829 ; was formerly A.-D.-C. to the
Governor of Grenada and Lieutenant-Colonel of
the Grenada Militia.— Union Club, S.W. ; IS,
Henrietta Street, Cavendi.sh Square, W.
Heir, his son George Edward, h. 1842.
DALLING, Sir ■William Windliam, Bart. (cr.
1783).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Bailing, Bart., by
Louisa, dau. of E.Kcelles Lawford, Esq. ; h. 178- ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1798. Is a Magistrate for Norfolk,
and Patron 1 living. — Burwood Park, near Esher,
Surrey ; Ersh<am House, near Bungay, Norfolk ;
Union Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother John Wiudhani, Captain
Royal Navy, h. 178- ; vi. 1844 Frances Anne, dau.
of Lieutenant-General E. Fanshavi^e, C.B.
DALRYMPLE, Sir Hew Hamilton, Bart. (cr.
1697).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Dalrymple Hamilton,
Bart., by Charlotte, dau. of Sir Patrick Warrender,
Bart.; b. 1814; s. as 6th Bart. 1835; m. 1852
Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Arkwright,
Esq., of Sutton Scarsdale, co. Derby. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Haddington ; was formerly Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 71st foot. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with Earl of Stair. — North
Berwick, near Haddington, N.B. ; Bargany, near
Ayr, N.B ; .Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Ilcty Prcs., his brother John Warrender, of the
East-India Civil service ; h. 1816 ; m. 1847 Sophia,
dau. of James Pattlc, Esq.
DALRYMPLE, Sii- Adolplms Joliu, Bart. (cr.
1815).
Elder son of the late General Sir H. W. Dalrymple,
Bart., by France.-, dau. of the late General F.
Leighton, son of Sir Edward Loighton, of Loton
Park, Salop; b. 1784; s. as 2nd Bart. 1830; m.
1812 Anne, only dau. of Sir James Graham, Bart.,
of Kirkstall, co. York. Educated at Harrow ;
entered the Army 1799, and served in Portugal ;
became Lieutenant-General in 1856 ; was M.P. for
Weymouth 1817-9, Appleby 1819-25, Haddinoton
Burghs 1826-32, for Brighton 1837-41 ; is a Magis-
trate for Herts ; formerly A.D.C. to King William
IV. This fjimily is descended from the first Visct.
Stair.— Delrowe House, near Watford, Herts ;
High Mark, near Wigton, N.B. ; 5, Brunswick
Terrace, Brighton ; Carlton and United Service
Clubs, SAV, ,• 129, Park Street, W.
DALRYMPLE, Charles, Esq. (of HaUes),
Second son of the late Sir C. Dalrymple Fergusson,
Bart., by Helen, dau. of the late Right Hon. D.
Boyle, of Shewalton, co. Ayr, Lord Justice General
of Scotland ; b. 1839 ; s. 1849, when he assumed
the name of Dalrymple. Is heir pres. to Sir J.
Fergusson, Bart., of Kilkerran (whom see). Edu-
cated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge;
appointed Lieutenant Royal Ayrshire Rifles 1859. —
New Hailes, near Musselburgh, N.B, ; St. James's
Club, S.W.
DALTON, Edward, Eaq., D.C.L., F.S.A. (of
Dunkirk Manor).
Third son of the late William Edward Dalton, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of Captain Covell (descended from
"the judicious Hooker"), and grandson of Rev.
James D.ilton, A.M., Rector of Great Stanmore,
Middlesex; b. 1787 ; m. 1st 1831 Elizabeth He.ad,
only dau. of Nathaniel Lloyd, Esq., of Uley, co.
Gloucester ; 2nd 1856 Elizabeth, dau. of Anthony
Brown, Esq., Alderman and Cliamberlain of Lon-
don, and Lord Mayor in 1826. Called to the
Bar at Gray's Inn 1832 ; is a member of the
Archaeological Institute and other literary societies.
— Dunkirk Manor House, near Nailsworth, Glou-
cestershire.
JItir, his only surviving child Elizabeth Head,
111. 1856 Rev. Augustus Turner, A.M., Incumbent
of Nailsworth.
DALTOJM.
(See Grant- Ballon.)
DAL WAY, Marriott, Esq. (of Bella Hill).
Eldest son of the late Noah Dalway, Esq., by
Ellen, dau. of the Yen. Conway Benning, Arch-
deacon of Meath ; b. 1798; s. 1820; m. 1827
Eupheniia, dau. of Tliomas Henry, Esq., of Castle
Dawson. Londonderry. Educated at Dungannon
.and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1820, M.A. 1823);
is .a Magisti'ate and has been four times High
Sheriff of Carrickfergus, and Mayor for life of that
town. This family is originally from Devonshire,
and was founded in Ireland by John Dalwaye,
Captain in the Earl of Essex's Army, who mai'ried
Jane, grand-dau. of Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone.
He was aftervv^ards Constable of Carrickfergus
Castle and M.P. for Bangor. — Bella Hill, near
Carrickfergus, co. Antrim.
Ifeir, his son ]\Iarriott Robert, b. 1832 ; a Magis-
trate for COS. Antrim and Carrickfergus (High
Sheriff for Carrickfergus 1859).
DALY, Sir Dominick, Knight (cr. 1856).
Son of the late Dominick Daly, Esq., of co. Galway,
by Johanna Harriet, sister of 1st Lord Wallscourt ;
b. 1798; m. 1826 Mary, dau. of Colonel R. Gore.
Late Lieutenant-Governor of Prince Edward's
Island ; was formerly Chief Secretary in Canada,
and Governor of Tobago. — Reform Club, S.W.
DALY, James, Esq. (of Castle Daly).
Eldest son of the late Peter Dah^, Esq., by Bridget,
dau. of C. McEvoy, Esq., of Loudon ; b. 1808 ; m.
18 — Margaret, dau. of Hubert Dolphin, Esq., of
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[Dar
Ini'oe. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate for co. Galvvay (High Sheriff 1853).
This family is descended from the ancient family of
the Daljs of Killimer Castle, co. Galvvay. — Castle
Daly, near Loughrea, co. Gahvay.
Heir, his son Peter Hubert, h. 1838.
DALY, James, Esq. (of Cooliney).
Eldest son of the late Henry de Burgh Daly, Esq.,
by Margaret, dau. of Michael Coghlan, Esq., of
Spriugvale, Tynagh, co. Gahvay ; h. 1826 ; s. 183S;
m. 18.54 Margaret, 2ad dau. of the late C. E. Ken-
nedy, Esq., of Pearaount, co. Dubhn. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin. This family is now heir male
of the fiimily of Daly of Eaford, and is descended
maternally from the Clanricarde and Arran families.
• — Cooliney, near Loughrea, co. Galvvay.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Michael, I. 1827;
in. 1851 Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Caddy.
DALYELL, Sir 'WiUiam Cunningh.am Caven-
dish, Bart. (cr. 1685).
Youngest son of the late Sir Robert Dalyell, Bart.,
l.)y Elizabeth, dau. of Nicol Graham, Esq., of Gart-
raore, N.B., and the Lady Margaret, his wife, eldest
dau. of William Cunningham, 12th Earl of Gleu-
cairn ; h. 17Si ; s. 1851 : m. 1820 Maria, dau. of
A. T. Sampayo, Esq., of Peterborough House,
Eulham. Educated at the Naval Academy, Gos-
port ; appointed Lieutenant R.N. 1805, and Com-
mander 1814 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Linlithgow, and a Commander of the Royal
Hospital, Greenwich ; is 19th in lineal descent from
Walter, Eavl of Menteth. — Binns House, near
Linlithgow, N.B. ; United Service Club, S.W. ;
Royal Hospital, Greenwich, S.E.
Heir, his son Robert Alexander Osborne, b. 1821 ;
Barrister-at-Law, M.A., and Consul at Erzeroum.
DALZELL, Robert Anstruther, Esq. (of Lingo).
Eldest surviving son of the late Lieutenant-
Colonel Dalzell, by Jane, dau. of General Robert
Anstruther, of Balcaskie, N.B. ; h. 1831 ; s. 1843.
Educated at Cheltenham and Haileybury Coll.,
where he took a 1st class in 1850 ; appointed to the
Civil Service in India 1851 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with the Earl of Carn-
warth. — Lingo House, near St. Andrew's, N.B. ;
Ticnevin, Carbery, co. Kildare, Ireland ; Boodle's
Club, S.W,
Heir Pres., his brother Ralph, h. 1834.
DAMEE.
(See Dawsm-Damer.)
DAMES, Francis Longwortli, Esq. (of Green-
liiU).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Longworth, Esq.
(who assumed the additional surname of Dames as
heir of hi.s maternal grandfather, Thomas Dames,
Esq.), by Jane, youngest dau. of Maunsell Burke,
Esq., of Springfield, co. Galvvay ; h. 1790 ; m. 1st
1830 Anna, youngest dau. of Rev. Travers Hume,
D.D. ; 2nd 1839 Elizabeth Selina, youngest dau. of
the late R. Smyth, Esq., of Gaybrook, co. West-
meath. Educated at Chester and Trinity Coll.,
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Dublin ; called to the Irish Bar 1820 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for King's co, (High Sheriff
1832). — Greenhill, near Edenderry, King's co. ;
Kildare Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1831 ; m. 1858 Eunice,
dau. of J. Hassell, Esq., of York.
DANCEB, Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart, (cr, 1662).
Eldest son of the late Sir A. Dancer, Bart., by
Jemima Matilda, dau. and co-heir of P. Going,
Esq., of Monaquil, co. Tipperary; h. 1806; s. as
6th Bart. 1843 ; m. 1845 Helen Jane, only child of
John Johnston, Esq., of Herts. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Tipperary (High Sheriff 1852). The founder
of this family was Sir Thomas Dancer, Alderman
and Mayor of Waterford temp. Charles II. Of
this family was John Dancer the poet, author of
''Agrippa," "Nicomede," and other plays, and of
a "Chronicle of the Kingdom of Portugal." —
Modreeny House, near Clo' Jordan, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son Thomas Johnston, h. 1852.
DANIEL, Alexander "Wright, Esq. (of Long-
ford).
Third son of the late John Daniel, Esq., by Mary,
grand-dau. of John, Lord Chedvvorth («'^) ; h. 1803 ;
m. 1849 Maria, dau. of the late Rev. J. B. Clieston,
of Longford, and widow of Robert Canning, Esq.,
of Hartpurry, co. Gloucester. Educated at E.xeter
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1830 ; appointed Recorder of Tewkes-
bury in 1836 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Gloucester
and Worcester. — Longford, near Gloucester ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
DAlSriELL, James Nugent, Esq. (of Esher).
Eldest sou of the late James Daniell, Esq, by
Eliza, dau. of James Hodges, Esq., of the Madras
Civil Service; h. 1796; m. 1823 Jane Anna, dau.
of Rev. Philip Le Geyt, of Marden, Kent. Edu-
cated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate for Surrey, and
a Commissioner of Lieutenancy for the City of
London ; v.-as formerly in the Civil Service of the
E.I. Co. in China. This family is from Devonshire,
in which county they have been long settled. — ■
Esher, near Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey ; 19,
Norfolk Crescent, Hyde Park, W.
Heir, his son .James Le Geyt, h. 1831.
DARBY, Abraham, Esq. (of Stoke Court).
Eldest son of the late Edmund Darby, Esq., of
Colebrookdale, co. Salop, by Lucy, eldest dau. of
John Burlingham, Esq., of Catharine-Hill House,
Worcester ; h. 1804 ; s. 1810 ; m. 1839 Matilda
Frances, eldest dau. of the late Francis Darby,
Esq., of Sunniside, Colebrookdale. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks (High Sheriff 1853), and
a Magistrate for co. Monmouth. This family have
been settled at Colebrookdale, in Shropshire, since
1697. — Stoke Court, near Slough, Bucks.
DARBY,* George, Esq. (of Markley),
Son of the late John Darby, Merchant, of London ;
h. 1798. Educated at Catharine Hall, Cambridge
(B.A. 1820, M.A. 1823) ; called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1821 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
M 2
Bar]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
for Sussex, and .a Comunssioner of Enclosures ;
was M.P. for East Sussex 1837-4G.— Markley, near
Hurst Green, Sussex ; 3, St. James's Square, S.W.
DAEBY, "William Henry, Esq. (of Leap Castle).
Eldest son of tlie late Jolui Darhy, Esi^., by Anno,
dau. of Samuel Yaughan, Esq., of London ; h. 1790 ;
.". 1834 ; m. 1st 18-21 Laura Charlotte, dau. of the
late E. J. Curteis, E^^q., of Y'induiill Hill, Sussex,
M.P. for that county ; •2nd 1848 Elizabeth, dau. of
AVilliam Drought, Esq., of Kerawne, King's co.
Educated at ^Yestminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1813, M.A. 1816); called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1817.— Leap Castle, near Eoscrea,
King's CO.
I/cir, his son Jonathan, a Magistrate for co.
Tip.perary and King's co. ; h. 1828 ; m. 1SJ3 Caro-
line Curteis, dau. of John Graham, Esq., of Tiie
Elms, Eastbourne, Sussex.
D'ARCY, George James Norman, E.sq.. (of Hyde
Park).
Eldest son of the late John D'Arcy, Esq., by his
2nd wife Mary Anne, dau. and co-heir of Thomas
Gary, E.?q., of Dublin ; h. 1820 ; s. 1846 ; )/;. 18.5G
Antoinette Jane, 2nd dau. of the late Anthony
John Dopping, Esq., D.L., of Colmolyn, co. ]\Ieath,
and niece of Sir Edward Grogan, Bart. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1840) ;
called to the Irish liar 1846 ; is a Magistrate fur
cos. Westmeath and Meath. This family is de-
scended from Norman de Arcic, to whom William
the Conqueror granted lands in Lincolnshire ami
Yoi-kshire, through John, Lord D'Arcy, who came
to Ireland as Lord-Lieutenant in the reigns of
Edward I., TL, and III., when the family settled
in Ireland. — Hyde Park, near Kinnegad, co. West-
meath.
Heir, his son Norman John, h. 1856.
D'ARCY, Henry Mervyn-Irvine, Esq. (of Necarn
Castle).
Eldest son of the late William Pobert Judge D'xVrcy,
Esq., who assumed the name of D'Arcy only in pur-
suance of the requirements of the marriage settle-
ments of his mother, Elizabeth, oidy dau. and heiress
of Judge D'Arcy, of Dunnioe Castle, co. Meath, l)y
Slaria, dau. of Sir H. Brooke, Bart., of Colebrooke,
CO. Fermanagh ; h. 1818 ; s. 1857. Educated at
Dungannon Coll. and Trinity Coll., Dublin, of which
latter he was Queen's Scholar and IModerator ; is a
Magistrate for cos. Fermanagli and Tyrone (High
Sheriff Tyrone 1851). This family was fu-merly
Irvine, of Castle Irvine. A B.aronetage in the
Irvine branch became extinct by failure of male
issue. — Necarn Castle, and Eossclare Lodge, near
Lowtherstown, co. Fermanagh ; Carlton Club, S.W.
JIth, his brother AVilliam, b. 1820.
D'ARCY, Rev. Hyacinth.
Eldest son of the late John D'Arcy, Esq., of Clif-
den Castle, co. G.alway, by his 1st wife Frances,
dau. of Andrew Blake, Esq., of Cattle Grove,
niece of the late Viscount Netterville ; h. 1806 ;
m. 1852 Fanny, 2nd dau. of John Bcllingham,
E.sq., of Castle Bellingham. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Galway ; ap-
pointed Rector and Yicar of Omey, Ballindoon,
and Moyrus, co. Galway, 1851. This family, of
Kiltullagh and Clifden Castle, co. Galway, de-
scended from John, Ijord D'Arcy, Lord Deputy
tem]i. Edward II., and Jane, 3rd dau. of the Red
Earl of Ulster. — Clifden Rectory, co. Galway.
Heir Prcs., his brother John Talbot, h. 1811 ; m.
1846 Jane, dau. and co-heiress of Daniel Kelly,
Esq., of Cargius, co. Rosconnnon, and niece to 1st
Lord De Freyne ; educated at Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin ; is a Magistrate for cos. Galway and Roscom-
mon, and Major Roscommon Militia.
D'ARCY, John Talbot, Esq. (of Castle Park).
Second son of the late John D'Arcy, Esq., of Clif-
den Castle and Kiltullagh, by l<\anny, dau. of An-
drew Blake, Esq., of Cartlegrove, and niece to the
late Yiscount Netterville ; h. 1811 ; m. 1846 Jane,
co-heiress and dau. of Daniel Kelly, Esq., of Cor-
gins, and niece of the 1st Lord De Freyne. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1838) ; called to the Irksh Bar 1839 ; is a Magis-
trate for COS. Galway and Roscommon, and Major
93rd Roscommon Militia. This family is descended
from John, Lord D'Arcy, by his 2nd wife Jane,
dau. of the Red Earl of Ulster. — Castle Park,
near Ballinasloe, co. Galway; LTnited Service
Club, S.AV.
Ifcir, his son John Lionel, b. 1847.
D'ARCY, Matthew, Esq. (of Cai-lingford).
Eldest surviving son of the late Patrick D'Arcy,
Esq., by Catherine, dau. of Thomas Connellan,
Esq. ; b. 1817 ; m. 1858 Mary, dau. of Dennis
O'Brien, Esq. Educated at Clongowes Coll. and
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1840) ; called to the
Irish Bar 1841 ; is a Magistrate for co. Louth. —
Carlingford, co. Louth.
Jleir, his son Matthew Patrick, b. 1859.
D'ARCY, Richard, Esq. (of New Forest).
Eldest son of the late James D'Arcy, Esq., by Eliza,
dau. of Hyacinth Chevers, Esq., of Killyan ; b.
1829; g. 1851. Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is
a Magistrate for co. Galway, and Chairman of the
Glennamaddy Board of Guardians. Thi.s family is
of Norman extraction, and can show a descent in
an unbroken line from Sir Richard D'Arcy (Nor-
man D'Arcy), who accompanied William the Con-
queror into England in A.D. 1066. Mr. D'Arcy
claims to be male heir to Sir John D'Arcy (General
Governor of Ireland in a.d. 1334), who was also
ancestor of the Earls of Holdernesse (cxt.). — New
Forest, co. Galway ; Clouuane Castle, co. Clare ;
Fisher Hill, co. Mayo.
DARELL, Rev. Sir ■William Lionel, Bart. (cr.
1705).
Eldest son of the late Sir Harry Yerclst Darell,
2nd Hart., by Amelia I\Iary Anne, dau. of William
Beecher, Esq., of Howbury, Beds; b. 1817 ; s.
his brother as 4th Bart. 1853 ; m. 1843 Harriet
Mary, dau. of Sir E. Tierney, I3art. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842),
is in Holy Orders ; appointed Rector of Fretherne
1844. — Fretherne Rectory, near Stroud, Glouces-
tershire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Jlcir, his son Lionel Edward, b. 1845.
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DAKLEY, Henry Brewster, Esq. (of Aldby
Park).
Eldest son of the late Henry Darley, Esq., of
Aldby Park and Spaunton, co. York, by Mary
Anne, dau. of S. Martin, Esq., of Newington,
Surrey; />. 1S09 ; s. 1846; m. 1832 Harriet Louisa,
dau. of Harrington and the Lady Ann Hudson.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
N. and E. Ridings, co. York. This family was
established in England at the time of the Conquest,
and there is in possession of the family a curious
pedigree, -which traces it in regular succession from
that to the present day. They were first esta-
blished at Darleye and Alderhowse Lee, co. Derby,
by a grant of land from William I. — Aldby Park,
near York ; Spaunton Lodge, near Pickering,
Yorkshire ; Artiuir's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry, !>. 1839.
DARLING, Lady.
Elizabeth, dau. of late Lieut.-Colonel J. Dumaresq ;
VI. 1817 General Sir Ralph Darling, G.C.H., who
d. 1858. — Hurstpierpoint, Sussex.
DAELIWGTOlSr, John, Esq. (of Shipley Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Darlington, of Ivy
Lodge and Mai'burj', co. Chester, by Elizabeth,
dau. of Thomas Sefton, of Thornton, and Anne,
eldest dau. of Thomas Dutton, Esq. ; h. 1S08 ; s.
1840 ; m. 1837 Elizabeth, dau. of James Turlay ;
admitted a Solicitor in 1835. Is maternally de-
scended from a common ancestor with Lord Sher-
borne. He obtained license in 1854 to use the
name and arms of " de Dutton" to mark his
descent from that ancient and knightly family,
being 20th in direct descent from Odard, 1st Lord of
Dutton (see Dutton), and 20th from RoUo, Duke
of Normandy. — Shipley Hall, near Leeds.
Jleir, his son Henry Cecil, B.A., of the Univer-
sity of London, h. 1838.
DAEKTLEY (Earl of), John Stuart Bligh (or.
1725).
Eldest son of the 5th Earl, by Emma Jane, dau.
of Henry, 1st Lord Congleton ; h. 1827 ; s. 1835 ;
m. 1850 Harriet, dau. of the 3rd Earl of C!hichester.
Educated at Eton and 'Ch. Gh., Oxford ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, forces. Meath and Kent,
and High Steward of Gravesend ; sits in the House
of Peers as Lord Clifton, U.K. (cr. 1608). Patron-
age 1 living. — Cobham Hall, near Gravesend,
Kent ; Clifton Lodge, near Athboy, co. Meath ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Ifelr, his son Lord Clifton, b. 1851.
DARROCH, Duncan, Esq. (of Gourock).
Eldest son of the late General Duncan Darroch, by
Elizabetl), dau. of the Rev. G. S. Cotter, ^M.A.,
Rector of Ightermorough, Kileardon, and Garivoe,
CO. Cork ; b. 1800 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1829 Susan, dan.
of Charles Stewart Parker, Esq., Merchant, of Glas-
gow. Educated at the Royal Military Coll., Sand-
hurst ; appointed to the 20th regiment 1819, and
served in India ; Captain Renfrewshire Yeomanry
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1831, Major in the Army 1842 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Renfrew. — Gourock, near
Greenock, co. Renfrew, N.B.
Jleir, his son Duncan, B.A., of Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; b. 1836.
DARTMOUTH (Earl of), William Legge (cr.
1711).
Eldest son of the 4th Earl, by his 1st wife Frances
Charlotte, dau. of 2nd Earl Talbot; b. 1823 ; ,s. 1853 ;
VI. 1846 Augusta, dau. of the 5th Earl of Aylesford ;
educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and Patron of
8 livings ; was M.P. for S. Staffordshire 1849-53.—
Pat.shull, neai- Wolverhampton, Staffordshire ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; 40, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Lewisham, b. 1851.
DARWIN, Sir Francis Sacheverel, Knight,
M.D. (cr. 1820).*
Son of the late Dr. I'hasmus Darwin, by his 2nd
wife, relict of Colonel E. S. Pole, of Radborne ; b.
17SG ; VI. 1815 Jane Harriet, dau. of J. Ryle,
Esq., of Park House, near Macclesfield. Educated
at Repton and Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge ; gra-
duated M.D. at Edinburgh ; received the honour of
Knighthood on presenting an address from the city
of Lichfield, on the accession of George IV. ; a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby ; was
formeily a Physician at Lichfield. Descended from
the Darwins of Cleatham, co. Lincoln, and Elston,
Notts. — Brcadsall Priory, near Derby.
DARWIN, Francis, Esq. (of Elston Hall).
Third son of William Rhodes, Esq., by Anne, dau.
of Christopher Smith, Esq., of Bramhope Hall, co.
York ; b. 1825 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1849 Charlotte Maria
Cooper, eldest dau. and heiress of William Browne
Darwin, Esq., of Elston ; assumed the surname and
arms of Darwin, in compliance with the will of R.
A. Darwin, Esq. Educated at Eton and Christ's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1848, M.A. 1S51) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Notts, and f(n* the
West Riding of co. York. — Elston Hall, near New-
ark, Notts ; Kirskill Hall, near Otley, Yorkshire ;
University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Erancis Alvey, b. 1851.
DASHWOOD, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1684).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Watkin Dash-
wood, Bart., by Mary Helen, dau. of John Graham,
Esq., of Kinross, N.B. ; b. 1786 ; s. as 4th Bart.
1828; );;. 1815 Marianne Sarah, dau. of Sir William
Rowley, Bart. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Oxfordshire (of which lie has been High Sherifi),
and Patron of 1 living. — Kirtlington Park, near
Woodstock, Oxon.
Heir, his son Henry William, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Oxon ; b. 1816 ; m. 1845 Sojihia,
dau. of John Drink water, Esq., of Sherborne House,
CO. Warwick.
DASHWOOD, Sir George Henry (cr. 1707).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Dash wood, Bart,
(who assumed the additional name of King), by
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Mary Anne, dan. of the late Theodore Henry Broad-
head, Esq. ; h. 1700 ; ,s. as .5th Bart. 1849 : m. 1823
Elizabeth, dau. of T. H. Broadbead, Esq., and sister
of Sir T. H. L. Brinckman, Bart. Is a Magistrate
for Bucks, and I'remier Baronet of Great Britain ;
was M.P. for Bucks 183-24; has been M.P. for
Wycombe since 1837. — West Wycombe Park, near
Wycombe, Bucks; Union andPeform Clubs, S.W. ;
Ai, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir Pvc^., his 1)rother John, h. 1792.
DASHWOOD, Francis, Esq. (of Halcot).
Eldest son of the late Francis Dashwood, Esq., by
Lady Anne Maitland, dau. of James, 7th Earl of
Lauderdale ; h. 1810. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1832) ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent. — Halcot, near
Bexley, Kent ; Travellers' and Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ;
9, Seariiore Place, W.
DASHWOOD, Rev. Samuel Vere (of Stanford
Park).
Only son of the late Rev. Samuel Francis Dash-
wood, of Stanford, Notts, by LydiaEoughton, dau.
of M. B. Lister, Esq., of Burwell Park, co. Lin-
coln ; h. 1804 ; s. 1S26 ; m. 1st 1828 Caroline, dau.
of Philip Hambnd, Esq., of Westacre, Norfolk ;
2nd 1844 Elizabeth Edith, dau. of Colonel Llawk-
shaw, of Clifton, Bristol. Educated at Rugby and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1826).— Stanford
Park, near Loughborough, Leicestershire.
Ilcir, his son Charles Lewes, h. 1833.
DAUBENEY, George Matthevsrs, Esq. (of Alston
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late George Daubeney, Esq., by
his 1st wife Mary, dau. and heir of D. Matthews,
Esq., of Buscot, Berks ; h. 1800 ; .s. 1851 ; m. 1830
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Humphrey Creswicke,
Esq., of Hauham Court, co. Gloucester. Educated
at Eton and BalliolCull., Oxford ; called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1827. Tliis family is descended
from Elias Daubeney, brother and heir of Philip de
Albini, Baron by tenure temp. Henry III., sum-
moned to Parliament from 1295 to 1305; the Barony,
created by writ of 23id Edward I., is vested in
the heirs-general of Elias, first Baron Daubeney. —
Alston Lodge, Cheltenham ; University Club, S.W.
.//(/)•, his son George Robert Henry, Ensign 22nd
foot, b. 1840.
DAUBEWY, Eev. Edward Andi-ew (of Ampney
Crucisj .
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Rev.
James Daubeny, by Helena, dau. of Andrew Dau-
beny, Esq., of Bristol ; b. 1784 ; m. 1811 Jane,
dau. of Robert Croome, Esq. Educated at Corpus
Christi Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1804, M.A. 1807); is a
INIagistrate for co. Gloucester. — Ampney Crucis,
near Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
DAUBENY, Joseph "Walters, Esq. (of Cote).
Youngest son of the late George Daubeny, Esq.,
of Cote, CO. Gloucester, by Ann, dau. and co-
heiress of Peter Drewett, Esq., of Colerne, Wilts ;
b. 1810; s. 1851; m. 1839 Sarah Anne Savage,
only dau. of the late Daniel Wait, Esq., of Bel-
luton, Somerset. Is a Magistrate for Somerset ;
Avas High Sheriff of Bristol in 1851. This family
was formerly of the ennobled house of Daubeny
Earlsof Bridgewater. — Cote, Durdham Down, Glou-
cestershire ; Norton House, Pensford, near Bristol.
Heir, his son George Walter.s, h. 1841.
DAUNT, William Joseph O'Neill (of Kilcascan).
Eldest sou of the late Joseph Daunt, Esq., of Kil-
cascan, by his 1st wife Jane, dau. of the Rev.
Thomas Wilson, D.D., Rector of Ardstraw, co.
Tyrone ; b. 1807 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1839 Ellen, dau. of
Daniel Hickey, Esq. Was M. P. for Mallow
1832-3 ; is Author of "Saints and Sinners," "Hugh
Talbot, a Tale of the Irish Confiscations," "The
Gentleman in Debt," " Personal Recollections of
O'Connell," and other works. — Kilcascan, near
Bandon, co. Cork.
Ilcir, his son Achilles Thomas, h. 1849.
DAVENPORT, Arthur Henry, Esq. (of Capes-
thorne].
Eldest son of th.e late Edward Davis Davenport,
Esq., M.P., of Capesthorne, co. Chester, by Caro-
line Anne, dau. of Richard Hurt, Esq., of "Wirks-
worth ; h. 1832 ; s. 1853. Is a Magistrate for
Cheshire (High Sheriff 1859), and Captain Earl of
C'hester's Yeomanry ; formerly Lieutenant Ist Life
Guards; retired 1856. — Capesthorne, near Congle-
ton, Cheshire.
DAVENPORT, Charles Edgcumbe, Esq. (of
Monk's Hill).
Youngest son of the late Rear-Admiral Sir Salis-
bury Humphreys, K.C.H., C.B., who assumed the
name of Davenport on his marriage with Maria,
dau. of AVilliam Davenport, Esq., of Bi-amall
Hall, CO. Chester; h. 1820 ; m. 1847 Emma Anne
Georgina, dau. of the late Very Rev. Dr. W^ebber,
Dean of Ripon. Is a Dep. Lieut, for the W.
Riding of Yorkshire ; formerly Captain 1st foot,
and Adjutant W. Y^ork Rifles Militia.— Monk's
Hill, near Ponteciaft, Y^orkshire.
Hdr, his son Cyril James, b. 1848.
DAVENPORT, William Davenport, Esq. (of
Bramall Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rear-Admiral Sir Salisbury
Humphreys, K.C.H., C.B., who assumed the sur-
name of Davenport on Ids marriage with Maria, dau.
and heir of William Davenport, Esq., of Bramall Hall,
CO. Chester; b. 1811; .5.1845; m. 1st 1833 Camilla,
dau. of J. Gatt, Esq. ; 2nd 1850 Diana Elizabeth,
dau. of John Handley, Esq., of Nottingham. Is a
Magistrate and Dep.. Lieut, for co. Chester; ap-
pointed Ensign 29th regiment 1826, was afterwards
Major 94th foot, retired from the Army 1847 ; is
Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant 2nd regiment
Royal Cheshire Militia. — Bramall Hall, near
Stockport, Cheshire ; Army and Navy Club,
S. W.
Heir, his son John William Handley, b. 1851.
DAVENPORT, William Sharington, Esq. (of
Davenport).
Eldest son of the late Rev. E. S. Davenport, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Tongue, Esq., of Hallon,
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CO. Salop; b. 1808; s. 1842; m. 1835 Catherine
Louisa, only dau. of S. P. Marindin, Esq., of
Chesterton, co. Salop. Educated at Pembroke
CoU., Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834) ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Salop. This family is descended in
direct male line (through the Davenports, formerly
of Davenport in Cheshire), from Ormus de Daven-
port, living temp. William the Conqueror. —
Davenport, near Bridgnorth, Salop ; Oxford and
Cambridge C!lub, S.W.
Meu; his son William Bromlej', b. 1836,
DAVENPORT-BBOMLEY.
(See Brovihii.)
DAVEY, Eicliard, Esq. (of Boehyni House).
Youngest son of the late William Davey, Esq., of
Eedruth, by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Martin,
Esq. ; b. 1799. Educated at Tiverton School and
Edinburgh University ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Cornwall ; has been M.P. for W. Corn-
wall since 1857. — Bochym House, near Helston,
Cornwall ; Brookes' and Peform Clubs, S.W. ; 4,
Dover Street, W.
DAVIDSON", Duncan, Esq. (of Tulloch Castle).
Eldest son of the late Henry Davidson, Esq., of
Tulloch, by Elizabeth Caroline, dau. of JohnDeffil,
Esq.; b. 1800; s. 1827; m. 1st 1825 Elizabeth
Diana, eldest dau. of the late Lord Macdonald ;
2nd 1835 Eleanora, dau. of the late Sir James
Eergussoii, Bart. ; 3rd 1847 Marie, eldest dau. of
John Mackenzie, Esq., and grand-dau. of Sir H.
Mackenzie, of Gairloch. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Ross and Cromarty, and late Con-
vener for the county ; was M.P. for co. Cromarty
1830-2 ; formei-ly an Officer in the Grenadier Guards.
— Tulloch Castle, near Dingwall, co. Eoss.
Heir, his son Duncan Henry Charles, b. 1836.
DAVIDSON, Hugh Grogan, Esq. (of Cantray).
Eldest son of the tate Hugh C'ochrane Davidson,
Esq., by Maria, dau. of Colonel Crogan, of Moy-
vore, CO. Meath ; b. 1833 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1854 Caro-
line Charlotte, 2nd dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel
Stratford Powell, Adjutant-General Bombay Army.
Educated at Sandhurst Coll. ; entered the 78th
Highlanders 1851; retired 1857; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co, Inverness. — Cantray, near
Nairn, N.B. ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Beir, his son Hugh, b. 1857.
DAVIE, Sir Henry Robert Pergiison, Bart, (cr,
1846).
Son of the late R. Ferguson, Esq., of Raith, N.B. ;
b. 1798 ; m. 1823 Frances Juliana, dau. of Sir J.
Davie, Bart, (ccd.), niece of the late Sir Humphrey
Davie. Is a Major-General in the Army ; has been
M.P. for Haddington Burghs since 1847 ; assumed
the name of Davie in 1846. — Creedy Park, near
Crediton, Devon ; United Service Club, S.W. ;
48, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son John Davie, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Devon, M.P. for Barnstaple, and Lieut. -
Col. Commandant 1st Devon Militia, late Captain
Grenadier Guards ; b. 1830 ; m. 1857 Edwina
Augusta, dau, of Sir J. Hamlyn Williams, Bart.
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DAVIES, Sir David, Knt., M.D., K.C.H. (cr.
1837).
Son of the late R. Davies, Esq., of the Llwyn, co.
Cardigan ; b. 1793 ; m. 1819 Mary Anne, dau. of
Rev. J. Williams. Was Physician to William
IV. and the late Queen Dowager. — 2, Berkeley
Street, W.
DAVIES, David, Esq. (of Castle Green).
Sixth but only surviving son of the late Thomas
Davies, Esq. (who was High Sheriff of co. Cardigan
in 1826), by Anne his wife ; b. 1795 ; s. 1832 ; m.
1st 1833 Anna La;titia, dau. of the Rev. David
Griffith, Vicar of Nevern, co. Pembroke ; 2nd 1856
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Rev. John Holcombe,
Rector of Cocheston and Rhoscrowtber, co. Pem-
broke, Prebendary of Brecon. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan (High Sheriff 1841),
and a Magistrate for co. Pembroke. — Castle Green,
near Cardigan.
Heir, his son David Griffith, b. 1835.
DAVIES, Major-General Francis John (of Dane-
hurst).
Third son of the late Thomas Davies, Esq., Advo-
cate-General at Calcutta (who was eldest son and
heir of Thomas Davies, Esq., of Newhouse, co.
Hereford), by Anna, dau. of Hugh Baillie, Esq. ;
h. 1791 ; m. 1st 1824 Anna, eldest dau. of Lieu-
tenant-General Dunlop, of Dunlop, co. Ayr (she d.
1825) ; 2nd 1834 Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir
Thomas Byam Martin, G.C.B., Admiral of the
Fleet. Is a Magistrate for Sussex, a Major-General
in the Army, and Colonel of the 67th foot ; served
formerly in the 52nd regiment and the Grenadier
Guards. — Danehurst,nearUckfield, Sussex; United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Fanshawe, Lieutenant and
C'aptain Grenadier Guards, b. 1837.
DAVIES, Rev. James (of Moor Court).
Second son of Richard Banks, Esq., of Kington, by
Esther, niece of James Davies, Esq., late of Moor-
court, and grand-dau. of William Davies, Esq., late
of Bronllys Castle, Brecon ; b. 1820 ; s. his uncle
1858, vhen he assumed the surname of Davies by
Royal license ; m. 1847 Frances Helen, dau. of
Abraham Henry Young, Esq., of Cowbridge House,
Malmesbury, Wilts. Educated at I'epton and
Lincoln Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1845, M.A. 1846) ; was
formerly Incumbent of C^hrist Church, Forest of
Dean, and Head Master of King Edward's School,
Ludlow ; is a Magistrate for cos. Hereford and
Radnor. The ftimily of Davies traces its descent
to Hugh Lloyd, the first Lord-Lieutenant of co.
Brecon. Through Anne, dau. of William Lloyd
and wife of William Davies, Esq., of Llandewyrcwm,
Mr. Davies lineally derives from Thomas Lloyd,
Lord-Lieutenant of Brecknockshire temp. Henry
VII. He is also maternally descended from the
ancient family of Powell, of Cwmllyn. — Moor
Court, near Kington, Herefordshire.
Heir, his son James Henry, b. 1850.
DAVIES, John, Esq. (of Marrington Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Davies, E.sq., Colonel
Royal Montgomery IMilitia, by Charlotte, dau. of
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
P. Butt, Esq. ; h. 1821 : .<?. 1842. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Salop. This family is a younger branch of
the eminent house of Gwysany, scions (through
Cwyaric Efl, Lord of Eglwys Egl) of the royal
dynasty of Powys. — ]Marrington Hall, near Cher-
bury, CO. Salojo ; Peniarth, near Weifod, co. Mont-
gomery.
Heir, bis niece Charlotte Arabella Anne, dau. of
his sister Charlotte, by John Glyun Mytton, P^sq.,
grandson of John Mytton, Esq., of Pen-y-lan, High
Sheriff of co. Montgomery 1809.
DAVIE S, John Lloyd, Esq. (of BlaendyfFryn).
Son of the late Thomas Davies, Esq., by Elizabeth
his wife ; h. 1801 ; m. 1st 182.5 Anne Pryce, only
surviving child of John Lloyd, Esq., lineal de-
scendant of David Lloyd, Esq., M.P. for co. Cardi-
gan temp. Henry VIII. ; 2nd 1857 Elizabeth, only
dau. of T. Bluett Hardwick, Esq., of Tytherington
Grange, co. Gloucester, descended from the Hard-
■wickes of Hardvvicke Hall, Derliyshire. Is a
INTngistrate and l)ep. Lieut, for cos. Cardigan and
Carmarthen ; was High Sheriff of Cardiganshire
1845 ; M.P. for the Cardigan Boroughs 1855-7.—
Blaendyffryn and Alltyr Odin, near Carmarthen ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his grandson John D.avies Lloyd (whose
father, Arthur Lloyd Davies, assumed the name of
Lloyd in comjdiance with the will of his maternal
imcle, Davies Lloyd, Esq., of Alltyr Odin), b. 1850.
DAVIES, Owen, Esq. (formerly of Chilwell Hall,
Notts, and late of Eaton House, Kent),
Eldest son of the late Thomas Davies, Esq., of
Trefynant, co. Denbigh (representative, in the male
line, of the Davieses of Gwysany, co. Flint), by
Margaret, dau. of John Peploe, Esq., co. Salop ;
h. 1796 ; m. lS2'j Frederica Wilhelmina, dau. of
Samuel C. Hooley, Esq., and grand-dau. of James
Hooley, Esq., of Wcodthorpe, Notts, Major Not-
tingham Voluuteers. Was formerly an Officer in
the Notts Volunteer Yeomanry. — Conservative
Club, S.AV.
Heir, his sou Owen, Captain 11th foot; h. 1831 ;
on. 1854 Jane, dau. of John Maclaine, Esq., of the
Isle of Mull, CO. Argyll.
DAVIES, Van. Kichard William Payne.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Davies, M.A.,
by Mary, dau. of Richard Davies, Esq., of Court-y-
Gollen, and grand-dau. of the Lewises of Court-y-
Gollen and Parrys of Llangasty Talyllyn ; b. 1806 ;
.V. 1833 ; m. 1st 1834 Charlotte Ann, dau. of
Edward Morgan, Esq., Recorder of Brecon (who
d. 1857); 2nd 1859 Frances, dau. of the late
Thomas Chippen Faulconer, Esq., of Henfield and
Newhaven, Sussex, and widow of William Burnaby,
Esq. Educated at Warminster and Worcester Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1852) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Brecon ; Archdeacon of Brecon ; Rector
of Llangasty Talyllyn, and Rural Dean of 3rd part
of Brecon, South. This family is of very ancient
origin in the county of Brecon. — Court-j'-Gollen,
near Crickhowell, Brecknockshire ; Parthenon
Club, S.W.
DAVIS, Sir Jolin Francis, Bart., K.C.B. (or.
1845).
Eldest son of the late S. Davis, Esq., of Birdhurst
Lodge, Surrey, bj' Henrietta, dau. of S. Boileau,
Esq., descended from the Boileaus, Barons of Cas-
telnan, in Languedoc ; b. 1795 ; created 1845 ;
in. 1822 Emily, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Hum-
frays. Educated at Haileybury Coll. ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester, and nomi-
nated High Sheriff in 1855, but did not serve ; was
H.lVI.'s Minister Plenipotentiary and Governor of
Hong-Kong 1841-8. — Hollywood House, Henbury,
near Bri.^tol ; Athenteum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Sulivan Francis, h. 1827.
DAVISON", Sir Heinry, Knt. (or. 1856),
Son of — Davison, Esq. ; b. 1810 ; formerly Scholar
of Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1834) ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1834 ; is
Chief Justice of Bombay ; late a Puisne Judge at
Madras ; formerly a Barrister of the Welsh and
C'hester Circuit. — Madras : Oxford and Candjridge
Club, S.W\
DAVISOlSr, Sir William, K.H. (or. 1824).
Son of A. Davison, Esq., of Swarlaud Park, North-
umberland ; b. 1788 ; m. 1828 Rosalie, dau. of
the late Baron F. de Liitzow. A Lieutenant-
Colonel in the English Armj', and Colonel in that
of Hanover ; Equerry to the late and present Duke
of Cambridge ; served as a A olunteer in Holland
and Flanders. — Swarland Park, Northumberland ;
37, Lowndes Street, S.W,
DAVISON, Richard, Esq. (of Belfast Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Davison, Esq.,
of Jvnockboy, co. Antrim, by Mary, dau. of J.
McKillop, Esq.; b. 1796; in. 1822 Margaret,
youngest dau. of t4eorge Casement, Esq., M.D., of
Larne, co. Antrim, and sister of the late Sir W.
Casement, K.C.B. Admitted a Solicitor (Ireland)
1818, and was formerly in pmctice at Belfast ; has
been M.P. for Belfast since 1852. — The Abbey,
Belfast ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 06, Warwick Street,
Belgravia, S.W.
DAVISON-BLAND, Thomas, Esq. (of Kippax
Park).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Davison-Bland, Esq.,
by ApoUonia, dau. of Charles, 10th Lord Stourton ;
b. 1812 ; 5. 1847 ; m. 1848 Sophy Caroline, youngest
dau. of the late John E. Madocks, Esq., of Glany-
wern, some time M.P. for the Denbigh Boroughs.
Educated at Eton andCh. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1835);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for W. Riding of
Yorkshire. This famil}' was formerly Davison, but
the grandfather of the present owner assumed the
name of Bland on inheriting the estates of his
maternal cousin, Sir Hungerford Bland, 8th and
last Bart., of Kippax. — Kippax Park, near Leeds,
Yorkshire.
Htir, his son Thomas, b. 1850.
DAVY, John, Esq., M.D., P.R.S. (of Lesketh
How).
Second son of the late Mr. Robert Davy, of Varfel,
Ludgvau, by Grace, dau. of Mr. Millett, of St. Just,
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and brother of the late Sir Humphry Davy, Bart. ;
b. 1790 ; m. 1830 Margaret, dau. of the late Archi-
bald Fletcher, Esq., Advocate, of Edinburgh. Is
M.D. of Edinburgh, and Inspector-General of Army
Hospitals ; entered the Medical Department of the
Army ISlo ; served in Flanders, France, Ceylon,
the Mediterranean, Turkey, and W. Indies ; is a
Magistrate for Westmorel.ind. This family was
formerly from Norfolk, whence they came into
Cornwall, before 1588, and settled in Ludgvan, a
parish in which they had considerable landed
property. — Lesketh How, near Ambleside, West-
moreland.
Heir, his son Archibald, h. 1834.
DAVYS.
(See CamjyhcU-Bavy/t.)
DA"W"]NrAY, Hon. Payan (of Beningbrough Hall).
Younger son of the 6tli Viscount Downe ; h. 1815.
Educated at Eton ; was High SlierifF of Yoikshire
in 1851. — Beningbrough Hall, near York.
DAWSON, Edward Finch, Esti- (of Wliatton
House).
Eldest son of the late Edward Dawson, Esq. (who
was M.P. for S. Leicestershire 1832-4), by his 1st
wife Mar}', eldest dau. and co-heir of the late J. F.
Simpson, Esq., of Launde Abbey, co. Leicester ;
h. 1836 ; s. 1859. Educated at Eton ; entered
the Army 1854 ; is Captain in the Inniskilling
Dragoons ; served in the Crimea 1855-6, and in
India 1858-9. This family has been seated at
Whatton House since the reign of Charles I. —
"Whatton House, near Loughborough, Leicester-
shire ; Launde Abbey, near U]ipingham ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Jleir Prea., his brother Charles Alfred, b. 1838.
DAWSON", Captain Robert Peel (of Moyola
Park).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. G. E. Dawson
(many years M.P. for co. Londonderry, &c.), by
Mary, dau. of the late Sir R. Peel, Bart., of Dray-
ton Manor; b. 1818; s. 1856; m. 1848 Mary
Elizabetl), eldest dau. of the 1st Lord Lurgan.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., O.xford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Londonderry,
and formerly Captain Grenadier Guards and 11th
Hussars. This family was formerly from West-
moreland, and settled in Ireland a.D. 1601. —
Moyola Park, Castle Dawson, Ireland ; Carlton
Clul), S.W.
Ilcir, his dau. Mary.
DAWSOlSr, Pudsey, Esq. (of Hornby Castle).
Eldest son of the late Pudsey Dawson, Esq., liy
Elizabeth Anne, dau. of James Scott, Esq., of
Amsterdam ; b. 1778 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1st 1808 Sarah,
eldest dau. of George Bigland, Esq., of Bigiand
Hall ; 2nd 1821 Jane Constantine, dau. and co-heir
of the Rev. R. Dawson, Rector of Bolton-by-
Bowland. Educated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster (High Sheriff
1845), and for the W. Riding of Yorkshire. This
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family is of very ancient descent in co. York, having
been seated at Bolton Hall, and Langcliff HaU, in
Craven, for many generations. — Hornby Castle,
near Lancaster.
7/e(r Prcs., his nephew Richard Pudsey, b, 1821.
DAWSON, Thomas Pilkington, Esq. (of Groton
House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. G. A. Dawson, by
Louisa, 2nd dau. of Sir Thomas Pilkington, Bart.,
of Chevet Park, Yorkshire; b. 1832; a. 1848 ; m.
1856 Emma, eldest dau. of James King King, Esq.,
M.P., of Stavmton Park, co. Hereford, Educated
at Eton and Clare Hall, Cambridge ; appointed to
the W. Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry 1851 ; is a Ma-
gistrate for Suffolk. — Groton House, near Boxford,
Suffolk ; University Club, S.W.
I/eir, his son Cuthbert Pilkington, b. 1857.
DAWSON-DAMER, Captain Lionel Seymour
William (of Came House).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. G. Dawson-
Dainer (many years M.P. for Portarlington and
Dorchester), by Mary Georgiana Emma, dau. of the
late Lord Hugh Seymour, and grandson of the 1st
Earl of Portarlington ; b. 1832 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1855
Harriet Lydia, 2nd dau. of the 6th Lord Rokeby.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and DejJ. Lieut,
for Dorset and Queen's co., and an Officer in the
(Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry ; was formerly
Captain Scots Fusilier Guards ; served in Turkey
and the Crimea 1854-5, and was present at Alma,
Balaklava, Inkermann, and the siege of Sebastopol.
Patron 2 livings. Has been M.P. for Portarling-
ton since 1857.- — Came House, near Dorchester ;
White's, Guards', and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 56,
Green Street, W.
Ileii', his son Lionel George Henry Seymour, b,
1858.
DAY, Samuel Hulme, Esq.
Eldest son of the late S. T. Day, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of Robert Felsted, of Stansted Mountfitchet,
Esse.K ; b. 1805 ; m. 1834 Mary Anne, only dau. of
Lewis Lewis, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dej?.
Lieut, for Essex. — Peckham Rye Common, Surrey,
S.E.
Ileir, his son Barclay Lewis, b. 1839.
DAYMAN", John, Esq. (of Mambru-y).
Eldest son of the late John Dayman, Esq., by Mary,
eldest dau. of Joseph Phillipps, Esq., of Mam bury,
Devon ; b. 1778 ; s. 1786 ; in. 1st 1801 Jane, only
dau. of N. D. Arthur, Esq., of St. Columb-Major,
Cornwall ; 2nd 1843 Mary, 3rd dau. of William
Harrison, Esq., of Leytonstone, Essex. This family
is lineally descended from Oliver de Dinan, of Hart-
land, CO. Devon, temp. Henry II., and connected
maternally with the families of Courtenay, Hank-
ford, Pryune, Withers, Orchard, and Barnfield. —
JIambury, near Torrington, Devon.
Heir, his son .John, M.A., Rector of Skelton,
Cumberland; b. 1802; m. 1831 Levina Elizabeth,
eldest surviving dau. of Captain Angelo (in Tuscany
Tremamondo),
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
DAYRELL, Edmvind Francis, Esq., (of Lilling-
ston Darell).
Eldest son of the late Edmund Dayvell, by Mary
Addison, dau. of John Addison, of Barbados ; h.
1802 ; s. bis kinsman Captain Dayrell 1S35 ; m.
1823 Letitia Jane Lyster, dan. of John Lyster,
Esq., CO. Wexford, Ireland. Was formerly an
OfiBcer in the 4th Dragoon Guards ; is a Magistrate
for Bucks (High Sheriff 1845). This family came
over, at the Conquest, from Normandy. The present
proprietor is 38th in direct male line from his
ancestor, whose name occurs in the Eoll of Battle
Abbey. — Lillingston Dayrell, near Buckingham ;
28, Lower C4rosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son Edmund Marniaduke, Lieut. R.N.,
I. 1835.
DEACON, John, Esq. (of Mabledon).
Eldest son of the late Joh.n Deacon, Esq., by Sophia,
dau. of the late Eev, W. Collett, Rector of Swan-
ton, Norfolk ; h. 1825 ; m. 1855 Lucy Katberine,
2nd dau. of F. Pyrn, Esq., and the late Lady Jane
Pym, of the Hassells, Beds. Educated at Eton
and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1847, M.A. 1849);
is a Banker in London. — Mabledon, near Tun-
bridge, Kent; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 12, Cavendish
Square, W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Samuel, h. 1828.
DEANE, Sir Thomas, Knt. (cr. 1839).
Son of A. Deane, Esq., Architect, of Coik ; h.
1792 ; m. 1st 1809 Catherine, dau. of E. Coulon,
Esq. ; 2nd 1827 Eliza, dau. of B. O'C. Newenhara,
Esq. ; 3rd 1853 Harriet, dau. of the late Major
Williams. Is an eminent Architect ; was High
Sheriff of Cork 1839 and 1851.— Dundanion Castle,
near Cork.
DEANE, John St. George, Esq. (of Berkeley
Forest).
Eldest son of the late John Berkeley Deane, Esq.,
by Cecilia, dau. of General Knudson, E.I. Co.'s
service ; h. 1803 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1st 1847 Grace
Wandesford, 4th dau. of the late T. Kavanagh,
Esq., of Borris House, co. Carlow, and niece of 1st
Marquis of Ormonde; 2nd 1850 Catherine, only
dau. of the late Jolm Gordon, Esq., of Aikenhead
House, CO. Lanark. Is a Magistrate for co. Wex-
ford.— Berkeley Forest, near New Ross, co. Wex-
ford.
Heir, his dau. Catherine Cecilia Hamilton.
DEANE-DEAKE, Joseph Edward, Esq. (of
Strokestown).
Eldest son of the late John Deane, Esq. (who
assumed the additional name of Drake by Royal
license in 1853), by Emily Letitia, dau. of T. H.
Watson, Esq., of Lumclone, co. Carlow ; h. 1845 :
s. 1855. This family is descended from the Drakes
of Devonshire. — Strokestown, near New Ross, co.
Wexford.
Heir Prcs., his brother Henry Thomas, I. 1848.
DEABDEN, James, Esq., F.S.A. (of Rochdale
Manor).
Eldest son of the late James Dearden, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Thomas Ferraud, Esq., of Thorn-
hill, CO. York; h. 1798 ; s. 1828; m. 1829 Jane,
eldest dau. of the Rev. William Griffith, M.A.,
Rector of Llandwrog, co. Carnarvon. Educated at
Richmond, Y^orkshire, and St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1834;
is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster and the W.
Riding of Yorkshire. — The Manor House, Roch-
dale : Carlton and Conservative Clubs, S.W.
Heir, bis sou James, h. 1839.
DEAS, Hon. Sir George, Knt. (of Pittendriech),
(cr. 1858). [Lord Deas.]
Eldest son of the late Francis Deas, Esq., of Falk-
land, CO. Fife, by Margaret, dau. of David Moyes,
Esq. ; h. 1804 ; m. 1st 1838 Margaret, only dau. of
the late Sylvester Reid, Esq., of Edinburgh (who d.
1850) ; 2nd 1858 Sally, dau. of the late Joseph Out-
ram, Esq.,widowof SirB. F. Outram, C.B.,andcousin
of Major-General Sir James t)utrani, Bart., K.C.B.
Educated at Perth and L^niversity of Edinburgh
(M.A. 1827) ; caUed to the Bar of Scotland 1828 ;
appointed a Lord of Session 1853, a Lord of Justi-
ciary 1854 ; was formerly Sheriff of cos. Ross and
Cromarty 1850-1 ; Solicitor-General for Scotland
1851-2. — Pittendriech, near Lasswade, N.B. ; 3,
Moray Place, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Francis, h. 1839.
DEASE, Edniiand Gerald, Esq. (of Eath House).
Second son of the late Gerald Dease, Esq., of Tur-
botston (see that family), by Elizabeth, dau. of
Edmund O'Callaghan, Esq., of Kilgory, co. Clare;
h. 1829 ; s. his uncle W. H. Dease, Esq., of Rath
House, 1856 ; in. 1859 Mary, 3rd dau. of the late
Henry Grattan, Esq., J\LP., who was 2nd son of
J.ames Dease, Esq., of Turbotston, by the Lady
Teresa Plunkett. Is a Magistrate for Queen's co.
(High Sherifn859). The late W. H. Dease, Esq.,
settled at Rath House in 1836. — Rath House, Bally-
brittas, Queen's co. ; Stafford Club, W.
DEASE, James Artlnu-, Esq. (of Turbotston).
Eldest son of the late Gerald Dease, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Edmund O'Callaghan, Esq., of
Kilgory, co. Clare; h. 1826; s, 1S54 ; m. 1853
Charlotte, eldest dau. of Edmund Jerningham, Esq.
Educated at Oscot and Stonyburst Coll. ; is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Westmeath, and a Magistrate, Dep.
Lieut., and Vice-Lieut, for co. Cavan (High Sheriff
1858). This family has been settled at Turbotston
for several centuries, but is originally of Norman
extraction.- — Turbotston, near Coole, co. West-
meath ; Orangefield, near Cavan.
Heir, his son Gerald, b. 1854.
DEASY, Eickard, Esq., Q,.C.
Son of R. Deasy, Esq., of Clonakiltj^, co. Cork, by
a dau. of — Caller, Esq. ; h. 1810. Graduated
M.A. at Trinity ColL, Dublin ; called to the Irish
Bar 1835 ; goes the Munster Circuit ; appointed a
Serjeant-at-Law 1858 ; has been M.P. for co. Cork
since 1855. — 184, Great Brunswick Street, Dublin;
Reform Club, S.W.
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DE BATHE, Sir "William Plunkett, Bart. (cr.
1801).
Eldest son of the late Sir J. M. De Bathe, Bart.,
by Anna Maria, dau. of W. Wynne, Esq., of
Merioneth ; b. 1793 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart.
1S2S ; m. 1820 Mary, dau. of Thomas Earle, Esq.,
of Spekelands, co. Lancaster (she d. 1854). Is
Lieutenant-Colonel Meath Militia ; was formerly
Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army and Major 85th
foot. — Knightown, near Ladyrath, co. Meath ;
United Service Club, S.W. ; 27, Portman Square,
W.
Heir, his son Henry Percival, Captain and Lieut. -
Colonel Scots Fusilier Guards, b. 1823.
DE BEAUVOIE, Sir John Edmond Benyon,
Bart. (cr. 1797).
Eldest son of the late Sir John E. Browne, Bart., by
Margaret, 2nd dau. of Matthew Lorinan, Esq., of
Ardee, co. Lduth ; b. 1793 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1828 ;
?)i. 1825 Mary, only dau. of Richard Wright, Esq.,
of East-HarlingHall, Norfolk, and widow of Admiral
Macdougall, and heir of the Kev. Peter De Beau-
voir, whose name he assumed in 1826 by sign
manual. Educated at Westminster ; formerly an
Officer in the 26th Canieronians ; was M.P. for
AVindsor Dec. 1834 — April 1835. This family is
sprung from a common ancestor with the Marquis of
Sligo and Lords Kilmaine and Oranmore. — Oriental
Club, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Manley Browne,
Esq., Captain Durham Artillery ; h. 1808 ; in. 1840
Jane, dau. of T. M. Cruttwell, Esq., of Perryniead
Lodge.
DE BLAQUIEBE (Lord), John De Blaguiere
(cr. 1800).
Elder son of the 3rd Lord, by Harriet, 5th dau. of
the 1st Marquis Townshend ; b. 1812 ; s. 1851 ; m.
1st 1849 Anna, dau. of John Christie, Esq. (she d.
1851) ; 2nd 1852 Eleanor Amelia, dau. of Sir W.
G. H. JollifFe, Bart., M.P. Was formerly Captain
3rd W. India regiment and 41st foot. — Portlenion,
near Mullingar, co. Westmeath ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 45, Dover Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother W' illiam Barnard, Lieu-
tenant R.N., h. 1814.
DE BLAQUIEBE, Hon. Peter Boyle,
Fourth son of 1st Lord De Blaquiere ; h. 1784 ; m.
1st 1804 Eliza, dau. of D. O'Brien, Esq., who d.
1814; 2nd 1818 Eliza, dau. of W. Roper, Esq.,
and great grand-dau. of Baroness Dacre and Lord
Teynhnm. Is senior Member of the Legislative
Council of Canada, and late Chancellor of the Uni-
versity of Toronto. — Blaquiere House, Toronto,
Canada.
DE BLAQUIEBE,* Edmund, Esq. (of Arkdill).
Third son of John, 2nd Lord De Blaquiere ; b,
1824 ; *■. his brother George 1855. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Londonderry and Captain 88th
regiment ; was formerly Captain Westmeath Militia.
■ — Arkdill, co. Londonderry.
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DE BLAQUIEBE,* John, Esq. (of Port Lemon).
Eldest son of John, 2nd Lord De Blaquiere ; b.
1819; s. 1844 ; m. 1849 Mary, dau. of the Rev. —
FitzGerald. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Westmeath,
and also a Grand Juror.^Port Lemon, near Mul-
lingar, CO. Westmeath.
DE BUBG-HO, Sir Bichard Donellan, Bart. (cr.
1785).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Allen De Burgho,
Bart., by Anna Matilda, dau. of Richard Wal-
ler, Esq., of Castle Waller, co. Tipperary ; b.
1821 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1844 ; ni. 1844 Katharine,
dau. of Brooke Brasier, Esq., of Rivers, co. Lime-
rick. Is a Magistrate for co. Limerick and Vice-
Lieut, of the city of Limerick. This family is de-
scended from a common ancestor with the Marquis
of Clanricarde. The name was written Burke until
exchanged by the 1st Bart, for the ancient ortho-
graphy. — Island House, Castle Connell, co.
Limerick.
DE CHABOT,* Lieut.-Geueral Louis William
Bohan Chabot, K.C.H. (of Thomastown).
Eldest son of the late Viscount De Chabot ; b.
1775 ; m. 1809 Isabella Charlotte, 4th dau. of the
2nd Duke of Leinster, K.P. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Tipperaiy and a Lieuteuant-Genei'al in the
Army ; was formerly in the 50th foot ; served in
Holland and the Peninsula ; is Viscount De Chabot
in France. — Thomastown Castle, near Golden, co.
Tipperary.
DECIES (Lord),'Wimam Eobert John Horsley-
Beresford (cr. 1812).
Only son of the 2nd Lord, by Charlotte, only dau.
and heir of the late Robert Horsley, Esq., of Bolam
Hall, Northumberland ; b. 1811 ; s. 1855. For-
merly Captain Grenadier Guards. Is descended
from a common ancestor with the JNIarquis of
Waterford. — Bolam House, near Morpeth, North-
umberland ; Carlton and Junior United Service
Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his cousin William, in Holy Orders ;
b. 1799 ; m. 1830 Sarah, dau. of John Bull, Esq.,
and widow of David Simpson, Esq.
DE CLIFPOBD (Baroness), Sophia Bussell (cr.
1269).
Only dau. of the late Colonel G. Coussmaker,
by Catharine, dau. of Francis, 21st Lord De Clif-
ford ; b. 1791 ; s. (the abeyance being terminated
in her favour) 1833 ; m. 1822 John Russell, Esq.
(he d. 1835). The l.st Lord fell at Bannockburn.
— Kirby MaUory, near Hinckley, Leicestershire ;
3, Carlton Terrace, S.W..
Heir, her son Edward Southwell, late ' Cornet
Leicestershire Yeomanry, b. 1824 ; m. 1853 Har-
riet Agnes, dau. of Admiral Sir C. Elliot, K.C.B. ;
educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; was M.P.
for Tavistock 1847-52.
DE CEESPIGNY, Sir Claude V/illiam Cham-
pion, Bart. (cr. 1805).
Eldest son of the late Captain Augustus De Cres-
pigny, R.N., by Caroline, dau. of the late Sir Wil-
Ded]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Ham Smyth, Bart., of Hill HaU ; h. 1818 ; s. his
grandfather as 3rd Bart. 1829 ; m. 184iMary, 2nd
dau. of Sir John Tyssen Tyrell, Bart., of Boreham
House. Educated at "Winchester and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1839) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex. — Champion Lodge, near Epsom,
Surrey ; Wickham Place, Witham, Essex ; Carlton
Club, S.W,
Ilcir, his son Claude, h. 184".
DE DUNSTANVILLE (Lady).
Harriet, dau. of the late Sir W. Lemon, Bart.,
M.P., of Carclew, Cornwall ; m. 182-1 (as 2nd wife)
Francis, 1st Lord De Dunstanville, who d. 1835. —
10, Charles Street, W.
DEEDES, "WiUiam, Esq. (of Sandling Park).
Eldest son of the late Willi.am Deedes, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Hvthe 1807-S), by Sophia, d,iu. of Sir
Brook Bridges, i3art., of (loodnestone Park, Kent ;
h. 1796 ; m. 1833 Emily Oclavia, dau. of the late
E. Taylor, Esq., formerly of Bifrons, Kent. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Corpus Chiisti Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1821), and was after-
wards Fellow of All Souls Coll. ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, and Chairman of Cener.al Session-^
for Keut, and Lieutenant-Colonel Poyal Plast Kent
Mounted Rifles ; was M.P. for East Kent 1845-57 :
re-chosen Dec. 1857. — Sandling Park, near Hythe,
Kent; Travellers' and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 18,
Eaton Terrace, S.W.
Heir, his son William, Captain Itifle Brigade ;
l. 1834.
DE FREYNE (Lord), John French (cr. 1851^
Second son of the late Arthur French, Esq., who
was for many j"ears ISI.P. for Eosconnnon ; h. 1797 ;
s. his brother under a special remainder as 2nd Lord
1856. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is in
Holy Orders ; Hector of Grange Silva, and a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Roscommon. — C range Silva, co.
Kilkenny ; French I'ark, near Loughrea, co. Ros-
common.
Heir Prcs., his brother Charles, formerly a Cap-
tain in the Army.
DE aREY (Earl), Thomas Philip De Grey,
K.G., P.O., F.S.A, (or. 181G).
Elder son of 2nd Lord Grantham (who was brother
of the 1st Earl of Ripon), by Mary Jemima, dau.
of the 2nd Earl of Hardwicke ; h. 1781 ; s. as Lord
Grantham 1786, s. his aunt in the Earldom 1833 ;
m. 1805 Henrietta Frances, dau. of the 1st Earl of
Enniskillen (she rf. 1848). Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1801) ; is Lord-Lieutenant and
Custos Rotulorum of Beds ; patronage 13 livings ;
late Colonel Yorkshire Hussars, and an A.-D.-C.
to the Queen ; was 1st Lord of the Admiralty
1834-5; Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland 1841-4.—
Wrest Park, near Ampthill, Beds ; Studley Park,
near Ripon, Yorkshii-e ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 4, St.
James's Square, S.W.
Jleir Pres., his nephew the Earl of Ripon (whom
see).
DE GREY, Hon. Brov/nlow North Osborn.
Third son of the 4th Lord AValsingham ; b. 1808 ;
m. 1858 Emma, dau. of the late G. Kenyon, Esq.
Is a Magistr.ate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk. —
Merton, near Thetford, Suffolk.
DE GREY, Hon. and Rev. Frederick.
Fourth son of the 4th l^ord Wnlsingham ; b. 1810.
Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1833) ; appointed Rector of Copdock 1837. ,
— Copdock Rectory, near Ipswich, Suffolk. m
DE HAVILLAND, Thomas Fiott, Esq. (of Ha-
villand Hair.
Eldest son of the late Sir P. de Ilavilland, Knt.,
by Carteretta, dau. of the Rev. T. Fiott ; h. 1775 ;
s. 1821 ; m. 1st 1808 Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas De
Sausmarez, Esq., of Guernsey ; 2nd 1828 Harriet,
dau. of Anthony Gore, Esq. Is a Jurat of the
Royal Court of Cluernsey, and a C'olonel of the
Madras Engineers. This family is of ancient
Norman origin, and members of it have been
Magistrates of the island of Guernsey almost un-
interruptedly for many centuries. They are found
as Seigneurs as far back as 1176 in the records of
the island. — Havilland Hall, Guernsey.
Jfcir, his grandson John Tiionias Ross (son of the
late Rev. Charles Ross de Havilland, M.A., of Oriel
Coll., Oxford, by Grace Anne, dau. of D. Yerner,
Esq., of CO. Armagh), //. 1852.
DE HOLYNGWORTHE, Robert, Esq. (of
Holyngvrorthe Hall).
Eldest son of the lateTlioniasRobertHolyngworthe,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of John Green, Esq., of Maid-
stone ; s. 1831. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Chester ; formerly Captain 6th Dragoon
Guards. This family is of Saxon descent. The
family pedigree commences A.D. 1022 ; since which
date the estates have descended without interrup-
tion.— Holyngworthe Hall, jMottram-en-Longden-
dale, Chesliire ; Cailton Club, S.W.
DE LACHEROIS, Daniel, Esq. (of Donaghadee).
Second son of the late Samuel Louis De la Cherois,
Esq., and brother of N. De la Cherois-Crommelin,
Esq. (see below), by Mary, dau. of Jn. Rowland, Esq.,
of London ; h. 1825 ; s. his uncle Daniell, who d. un-
married 1850 ; m. 1854 Ellen Leslie, dau. of George
Leslie, Esq., of Donaghadee. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1845) ; called to the Irish Bar
I 1849 ; is a JMagistratefor co, Down. — Donaghadee,
i CO. Down.
I Jfcir, his son Daniel Louis, b. 1855.
DE LA CHEROIS-CROMMELIN", Nicholas,
1 Esq. (of Carrowdore Castle).
1 Eldest son of the late S. De la Cherois-Crommelin,
I Esq., by Maria, only dau. of the Rev. Dr. T. Dobbs,
Fellow of Trinity Coll., Dublin ; b. 1783 ; s. 1816;
, m. 1810 Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of William, 2nd Lord
Yentry. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down (High
Sheriff 1821), and for co. Antrim (High SheriflT
1830). This family, from near Sens, in Cham-
pagne, left France after the revocation of the Edict
172
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Bel
of Nantes, came over with King William III., and
settled in the north of Ireland, where they became
possessed of considerable property. — Carrowdore
Castle, Donaghadee, co. Down.
Ilcir, his son Samuel Arthur Hill, Justice of the
Peace for Down and Antrim, and Dep. Lieut, for
Down ; h. 1817 ; m. 1845 Anna Maria, only dau. of
John Graves Thompson, Esq., of co, Tyrone, and
has issue Louis, h. 1846.
DELAMERE (2nd Lord), Hugh Cholmondeley.
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Harriet Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. ; b. 1812 ; «. 1855 ;
in. 1848 Sarah Anne, dau. of the 10th Earl of Kin-
noull. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Chester, and Colonel 1st
Cheshire Militia ; late Lieutenant 1st Life Guards;
was M.P. for Denbigh 1840-1, and for Montgo-
mery 1841-7 ; is descended from a conmion
ancestor with the Marquis of Cholmondeley. — Vale
Royal, near Northwich, Cheshire ; Carlton Club,
S.VV. ; 12, Hereford Street, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Thomas Greuville (whom
see).
DELANY, Bernard William, Esq. LL.D. (of
Castlewood).
Eldest son of the late William Delany, Esq.,
Justice of the Peace, by Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Edmund Scully, Esq., of Cashel, co. Tippe-
rary; hASQi ; s. 1851 ; m. 1848 Ellen, dau. of the
late Harvoy Dovereux, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1825) ; is a Magistrate for
Queen's co. and co. Westmeath. — Castlewood,
near Durrow, Queen's co.
DELAP, Kev. Robert (of MoneUan).
Eldest sou of the late Samuel Francis Delap, Esq.,
by Susan, dau. of the Hon. .John Bennett, Judge of
the Queen's Bench in Ireland ; b. 1802 ; m. 1834
Isabella, dau. and co-heir of Sir James Galbraith,
Bart. Educated at Winchester and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; was called to the Iiisli Bar 1825, but
subsequently took Holy Orders. — Monellan, near
Killygosden, co. Donegal ; Kildare Street Club,
Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Ilcir, his son James Bogie, b. 1847.
DE LA SAUSSAYE, Sir Richard, Knt. (cr.
1841).
Third surviving son of the late Richard Sausse,
Esq., of Carrick-on-Suir, co. Tipperary, and Anns-
borough, CO. Kilkenny, by Jane, eldest dau. of the
late John Duffey, Esq., of Prospect Lodge, Roe-
buck, CO. Dublin ; b. 1807. Educated at Stony-
hurst and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; appointed Ensign
and Lieutenant in the Spanish Royal Foot Guards
1827, Brevet-General in 1841, at tlie close of the
civil war ; is Grand Cross of the Order of Isabel the
Catholic, Commander of that of Charles III. ;
bears three laurelled pensioned crosses of St. Ferdi-
nand, besides numerous other medals and decora-
tions for distinguished conduct in the field ; was
Knighted for services performed while in command
of the British Auxiliary Brigade in the north of
Spain ; formerly a Captain in the Kilkenny Militia.
173
This family, of French origin,* came to Ireland with
Henry II. in 1172, and resided for centuries on its
estate of Saussestown, near Fethard, co. Tijiperary,
until dispossessed by Cromwell and William III.
—Madrid.
DE LAUTOUR, Mrs. (of Hexton House).
Caroline, only dau. and heir of W. Young, Esq. ;
m. 1809 Joseph Andrew De Lautour, Esq., Captain
Grenadier Guards (a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Beds, and a Magistrate for Herts, of which co,
lie was High Sheriff in 1827), who d. 1852. This
family is one of high distinction in France, where
it dates from the 11th century.- -Hexton House,
near Ampthill.
IJcii; his son William Francis Joseph, Captain
Grenadier Guards ; b. 1812 ; m. 1840 Eliza, dau. of
W. Turton, Esq.
DELAWARR (Earl), George John Sackville-
"West, P.O., D.C.L. (cr. 1761).
Only son of the 4th Earl, by Catharine, dau. of H.
Lyell, Esq. ; b. 1791 ; s. 1795; m. 1813 Elizabeth,
dau. of the 3rd Duke of Dorset (cwt.). Educated
at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1819,
D.C.L. 1834) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Sussex ; I'atron 7 livings ; was Lord Chamberlain
1841-6. — Euckhurst Paik, near E. Grinstead, Sus-
sex ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 17, Upper Grosvenor
Street, W.
Ifch; his son Lord West, C.B. ; b. 1815; edu-
cated at Eton and Sandliurst ; entei'ed the Army
1832 ; became Captain 21st regiment 1842, Brevet
Lieutenant-Colonel 1850, Lieutenant-Colonel 1855 ;
served in India as A.D.C. to Lord Gough, and was
]iresent at Moodkee and Ferozeshah ; served with
distinction in the Crimea 1854-6 ; appointed to
the command of a Brigade at Shorncliffe, with rank
of Major-Gencral, 1856.
DE L'ISLE AND DUDLEY (Lord), Philip
Sidney-Foulis (cr. 1835).
Elder son of the 1st Lord, by Lady Sophia Fitzcla-
rence, dau. of William IV. ; b. 1828 ; s. 1851 ; m.
1850 Mary, d.au. of the late Sir W. Foulis, B.art.,
whose name he has assumed. Educated at Eton ;
is a Magistrate for the N. Riding of Yoi-kshire,
and a Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; late Lieutenant Royal
Horse Guards. Patron 3 livings. — Ingleby Manor,
near Northallerton, Yorkshire ; Penshurst Castle,
near Tunbridge, Kent ; Carlton Club, S.W,
Heir, his son Philip, b. 1853.
DELME-RADCLIPFE, Frederick Peter, Esq.
(of Hitchin Priory).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late E. H,
Delrad-Radcliffe, Esq., by Anne Meliceut, dau. of
J. Clarke, Esq., of Addiscombe ; b. 1804 ; s. 1831 ;
m. 1831 Emma, dau. of John Waddington, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts, and a
Commissioner of Inland Revenue ; was formerly
Captain Grenadier Guards. This family is lineally
descended from Radcliffe of the Tower, in Lanca-
shire, ancestor of the Earls of Sussex and Derwent-
* It is in allusion to this fact that Sir Richard has resumed
tlie old French orthography of his name, instead of Sausse.
Dem]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
water, and lias been settled at Hitchin Priory
since the dissolution of the monastery by Henry
VIII., who bestowed it on Sir Ealph luidclifFe. —
Hitchin Priory, Herts ; Boodle's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Seymour Walter^ Commander E.N. ,
I. 1833.
DE MAULEY (Lord), Charles Frederick Ashley
Cooper Ponsonby (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Barbara, dau. of the
5th Earl of Shaftesbury ; h. 1815 ; s. 1855 ; m.
1838 ]Marie Jane, dau. of the 4th Earl of Bess-
borough. Is a Magistrate for co. CTloucester, and
Patron of 1 living; was M.P. for Poole 1837-47,
and for Dungarvon 18.'51-2 ; is descended from a
common ancestor with the Earl of Bessborough and
Lord Ponsonby. — Down AmpneyPark, near Ciren-
cester ; Athenseum and White's C'lubs, S.^V^. ; 49,
Crosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son William Ashley Webb, h. 1843.
DE MOWTMORElSrCY, John, Esq. (of Castle-
morres).
Eldest son of the late Harvey de Montmorency,
Esq., by Rose Lloyd, dun. of the late Bishop
(Kearney) of Ossory ; h. 1814 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1838
Henrietta Emily, dau. of the 1st Viscount Guilla-
niore. Educated at Luxembourg and Trinity CoU.,
Dublin ; is a INIagistrate for co. Kilkenny (High
Sheriff 1850) ; was formerly an Officer in the 12th
Royal Lancers. This family is a branch of the
Montmorencies, who went over to Ireland temp.
Henry II.. and from whom Viscount Mountmorres
is descended. — Castleniorres, near Knocktopher,
00. Kilkenny ; Kildare Street Club, Dublin.
Hdr, his son Harvey John, Lieutenant Queen's
Bays ; h. 1840.
DEMPSTER, George, Esq. (of Skibo Castle).
Only son of the late William Soper Dempster, Esq.,
by Harriet, only surviving child and heiress of John
Hamilton Dempster, Esq., of Skibo, co. Sutherland ;
h. 1804 ; .s. 1810 ; m. 1827 Joanne Hann'lton, 2nd
dau. of the Right Hon. Robert Dundas, of Arniston.
Educated at St. Andrew's University and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Scottish Bar 1826 :
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Sutherland.
This family is a younger branch of Dempster of
Dunnichen, co. Forfar, descended from the family
of Dempster of Murask (see Douglas's "Baron-
age," p. 531). — Skibo Castle, near Dornoch, co.
Sutherland ; White's and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
DENBIGH (Earl of ), William Basil Percy Feild-
ing, G.C.H., P.O., D.C.L. (cr. 1622).
Eldest son of the late Viscount Feilding, by Catha-
rine, dau. of T. J. Powys, Esq., of ]Moreton Hall,
CO. Chester ; h. 1796 ; s. his grandfather as 7th Earl
1800 ; m. 1822 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the 1st Earl
Ducie. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Warwick and Leicester ; was formerly Lord Cham-
berlain and Master of the Horse to the late Queen
Dowager ; is Count of H^ipsburg, Rheinfelden,
and Lauffcnberg, in the Holy Roman Empire, and
connected by descent with the house of Austria,
being descended from the elder branch of the house
of Hapsburg. His ancestors settled in England in
the reign of Henry III. — Newnham Paddox, near
Lutterworth, Leicestershire ; Boodle's Club, S.W. ;
49, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Feilding (whom see).
DENISON", Sir William Thomas, K.C.B, (cr.
1846).
Son of the late J. Denison, Esq., M.P., and brother
of the Right Hon. J. E. Denison, M.P. ; h. 1804 ;
m. 1838 Caroline Lucy, dau. of Admiral SirPhipps
Hornby, K.C.B. Is Lieutenant-Colonel R.E. ;
a])pointed Governor-General of New South Wales
1854; was Lieutenant-Governor of Tasmania
1846-54. — Junior United Service Club, S.W. ;
Government House, Sydney, Australia.
DENISOlSr, Edmund, Esq. (of Grimthorpe).
Sixth son of the 1st Sir John Beckett, Bart., of
Somerby Park, co. Lincoln, by Mary, dau. of the
late Right Rev. Dr. Wilson, Bishop of Bristol ;
h. 1787 ; m- 1814 Maria, dau. of William Beverley,
Esq., of Beverley, and niece of Lady Denison,
whose name and property she inherited. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of
Yorkshire ; was M.P. for the West Riding 1841-59.
- — Grimthorpe, near Pocklington, Yorkshire; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edmund Beckett, Q.C. ; educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; h. 1816 ;
m. 1845 Fanny Lonsdale, dau. of the Bishop of
Lichfield.
DElSriSO]Xr, venerable George Anthony (Arch-
deacon of Taunton).
Fourth son of the late John Deuisou, Esq., M.P.
for Colchester and Minehead, by his 2nd wife
Charlotte, dau. of S. Estwicke, Esq., M.P., and
brother of the Right Hon. J. E. Denison, M.P. ;
h. 1805 ; m. 1838 Georgiana, eldest dau. of the
Right Hon. J. W. Henley, M.P., late President
of the Board of Trade. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829) ; elected
Fellow of Oriel Coll., Oxford, 1828 ; ordained 1832 ;
was Curate of Cuddesdon, Oxon, 1832-8 ; appointed
Vicar of Broadwinsor, Dorset, 1838, Vicar of East
Brent, Somerset, 1845 ; Archdeacon of Taunton
1851. — East Brent Vicarage, near Weston-super-
Mare, Somerset.
DElSriSOlSr, night Hon. John Evelyn (of Ossing-
ton Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Denison, Esq., M.P.,
by his 2nd wife Charlotte, dau. of Samuel Est-
wicke, Esq. ; b. ]800 ; s. 1820 ; m. 1827 Charlotte,
3rd dau. of the 4th Duke of Portland. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1823, M.A.
1828) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Notts ;
was a Lord of the Admiralty 1827-8 ; was M.P.
for Newcastle-under-Lyne 1823-6, for Hastings
1826-30, for Notts 1831-2, for S. Notts 1833-7, for
Malton 1841-57 ; elected for N. Notts 1857, when
he was chosen Speaker of the House of Commons,
and sworn a Privy Councillor. — Ossington Hall,
near Newark, Notts ; Reform Club, S.W. ; The
Palace, Westminster, S.W.
Heir Preg., his nephew Edward, sou of the late
Right Rev. Edward Denison, D.D., Bishop of Salis-
bury, h, 1840.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM,
[Den
DENIS o]sr.
(See under Londcshorougli.)
DEIvTMAIsr (Lord), Tliomas Denman (cr. 1834).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Theodosia Anne,
dau. of the Rev. R. Vevers, of Saxby ; h. 1805 ; s.
1854; m. 1829 Georgiana, dau. of the Rev. T. Roe.
Educated at Eton ; is a Barrister-at-Law ; was
Associate to liis father when Lord Chief Justice
of the Queen's Bench. Patron 1 living. The 1st
Lord was Lord Chief Justice 1832-50; — Stony
Middleton, near Bakewell, Derbyshire ; 5, Chester
Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Joseph, h. 1810 ; m. 1844
Grace, dau. of Jesse Watts-Russell, Esq., of Ham
Hall, CO. Stafford ; educated at Eton ; entered the
Navy 1823, and served on Mediterranean station ;
became Captain 1841 ; is Captain of H.M.'s yacht,
Commodore of the Steam Yacht Squadron, and a
Naval A.-D.-C. to the Queen ; has been a Groom
in Waiting.
DElSTMAlsr, Hon. George.
Fourth son of 1st Lord Denniau ; h. 1819 ; 'in.
1852 Charlotte, dau. of S. Hope, Esq. Educated
at Repton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1842) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Ten4)le 1815 ;
elected M.P. for Tiverton 1859.— 14, Eaton Place
South, S.W. ; 1, Tanfield Court, Temple, E.G.
DEISTMAW, Hon. and Rev. Lewis William.
Eifth son of 1st Lord Denman ; h. 1821 ; m. 1850
Erances Marianne, dau. of the late T. Eden, Esq.
Educated at Shrewsbury and Magdalen Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1844) ; appointed Rector of Wash-
ington 1848. — Washington Rectory, near Durham.
DENMAN", Hon, Richard.
Third son of the 1st Lord Denman; h. 1814 ; m.
1840 Emma, dau. of late Hugh Jones, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1835) ; called to tlie Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1839 ; is
Clerk of Assize, Home Circuit. — Burton Park, near
Pet worth, Sussex ; 10, Kiug's-Bench Walk, Temple,
E.C,
DENNE, David, Esq. (of Lydd).
Eldest son of the late David Denne, Esq., by
Katharine, dau. of Robert Cobb, Esq., of Lydd,
Kent ; h. 1798 ; s. 181& ; m. 1826 Louisa Ann,
eldest dau. of the Rev. Thomas Cobb, Canon of
Chichester, Rector of Ightham, and Vicar of Sit-
tingbourne, Kent, Educated at Eton and Exeter
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1819, M.A. 1822) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; formerly Captain
of the Cinque Ports and East Kent Yeomanry.
This family was established in Kent before the
Conquest, by a Norman, Robert de Dene, who held
large estates in Kent and Sussex, and was Pincerna,
or Steward, to Edward the Confessor. — Lydd, near
New Romney, Kent.
Heir, his son Thomas Planta, late Lieutenant
10th foot ; h. 1829.
DENNE, Thomas, Esq. (of Hythe).
Youngest son of the late David Denne, Esq., of
Lydd, by Katharine, dau. of Robert Cobb, Esq.,
175
of Lydd ; 6, 1808 ; m. 1st 1834 Jane Duff, dau. of
John Falconar, Esq., H.B.M.'s Consul at Leghorn ;
2nd 1852 Mary Ann, dau. of John Laidlaw, Esq.,
of Dominica. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent. — Hythe,
Kent.
Heir, his son Ralph Thomas, h. 1855.
DENNIS, Edvi^ard Albert, Esq. (of Eadstown),
Sixth son of Thomas Stratford Dennis, Esq., of Fort
Granite (whom see), byCatharineMarthaMaria, dau.
of Morley Saunders, Esq. of Saunders' Grove, co.
Wicklow ; h. 1823 ; m. 1858 Mary Frances, dau. of
Rev. John N. WoodrofFe, Prebendary of Caherlag
and Rector of Glanmire, co. Cork. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1845) ; is a Magistrate
for cos. Wicklow and Carlo w. — Eadstown, near
Baltinglass, co. Wicklow,
DENNIS, Meade Carilfield, Esq. (of Dromin),
Eldest son of Thomas S. Dennis, Esq., of Fort
Granite, co. Wicklow, by Catharine Martha Maria,
eldest dau. of Morley Saunders, Esq., of Saunders'
Grove, co. Wicklow ; h. 1810; m. 1855 Marg.aret
Catherine, dau. of Pierce Crosbie, Esq., of Bally-
heige Castle. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1831, M.A. 1836) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kerry. 'Thisfiimily traces its descent
from King Edward I., and from Rodolph of Haps-
burg. — Dromin, near Ballybunion, co. Kerry,
DENNIS, Morley Stratford Tynte, Esq. (of
Barraderry House),
Second son of Thomas Stratford Dennis, Esq. of
Fort Granite, co. Wicklow, by Catharine Martha
Maria, dau. of Morley Saunders, Esq., of Saunders'
Grove, co. Wicklow ; h. 1811. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1840) ; entered the
Army 1835 ; and served with the 76th regiment in
America, the Mediterranean, British Guiana, and
the West Indies ; became a Major in 1854. He
purchased this property, the residence of the old
and respectable fiimily of Pendred, of cos. Carlow
and Wicklow, in 1858. — Barraderry House, Kil-
tegan, near Baltinglass, co. Wicklow.
DENNIS, Thomas Stratford, Esq. (of Port Gra-
nite).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Meade Dennis (nephew
and heir-at-law of the late Lord Tracton, Lord
Chief Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland), by Delia
Sophia, 2nd dau. of the late Morley Saunders, Esq.,
of Saunders' Grove, co. "Wicklow ; h. 1781 ; s. 1847;
m. 1810 his cousin Catharine Martha Maria, dau.
of Morley Saunders, Esq. (she d. 1825). Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1804) ; is a Magis-
trate for COS. Wicklow, Dublin, Carlow, and Kil-
dare ; was returned on the list for High Sheriff in
1826, but did not serve, inconsequence of a do-
mestic affliction. This gentleman is 19th in direct
descent from Edward I, — Fort Granite, near Bal-
tinglass, CO. Wicklow.
Heir, his son Meade Caulfield Dennis, Esq.
(whom see).
Den]
COUNTY FAMILIES OP
DENNISTOUN, James Wallis, Esq. (of Dennis-
toun).
Son of late George Dennistoun, Esq., by Margaret
Helen, dau. of Henry Wallis, Esq., of co. Cork ; h.
1839 ; .<. liis uncle the late James Dennistoun, Esq.,
M.P. 1S55. Entered the Koyal Navy 1S53.— Den-
nistoun, near Cardross, co. Renfrew.
DENNY, Sir Edward, Bart. (cr. 1782).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edward Denny, Bart., by
Elizabetli, dau. of the Hon. llobert Day, E.sq. ;
h. 1796 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1831.— The Castle, Tralee,
CO. Kerry ; 3, College Terrace, Islington, N.
Heir Prcs., his brother liobert Day, in Hoi 3'
Orders ; h. 1800 ; m. 1849 Frances, dau. of Thomas
Waller, Esq., of Aspringe.
DENT, John Couclier, Esq. (of Sudoley Castle).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Dent, Esq., of Wor-
cester, who (/. 1824, by Mary, dau. of Martin
Coucher, Esq., of Woodinanton, Worcestershire ;
b. 1819 ; a. his uncle John Dent, E.sq., 18.55 ; m.
1847 Emma, eldest dau. of John Brockiehurst,
Esq., M.P., of Ilurdsfield House, Macclesfield.
Educated at Eton and Magdalen Coll., O.^ford ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1846 ; was
High Sherifl" for Gloucestershire 1859. This family
is descended from t)ie ancient family of Dent, of
Yarm, co. York. — Sudeley Castle, near Winch-
comV), Gloucestershire ; Conservative Club, S.W.
DENT, Joseph, Esq. (of Ribston Hall).
Sou <.f the late Robert Tricket, Esq., by Catherine,
dau. of John Dent, Esq., of Winteiton, co. Lincoln ;
6. 1791 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1825 Martha, dau. of Joseph
Birley, Esq. ; assumed the name of Dent in pur-
suance of the will of his maternal uncle Jonathan
Dent, Esq. Is a Magistrate forco. Lincoln and for
N. and W. Ridings of Yorkshire (High Shcrift'
1847). This family was formerly of Dent, in York-
shire, but settled in Lincolnshire in the time of the
civil war. — Ribston Hall, near Wetherby, York-
shire ; Winterton, near Brigg, Lincolnshire.
Jlcir, his son John J)ent Dent, Esi|. (whom see).
DENT, John Dent, Esq. (of Bibston Hall).
Eldest son of Joseph Tricket, Esq., who assumed
the name of Dent in 1824 (see preceding name) ;
b. 1826 ; hi. 1855 Mary Hilden, dau. of John
Woodall, Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1848); called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1851 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, and a Captain in
the Yorkshire Hussars ; has been M.R. for Scar-
boi'ough since 1857 ; was M.R. for Knaresborough
1852-7. — Ribston Hall, near Wetherby, Yorkshire ;
Alfred and Oriental Clulis, W. ; 12, Lower Sey-
mour Street, W.
DENT, William, Esq. (of Bickley Park).
Son of the late William Dent, Esq. ; m. 1827
IVIadame Ileffner. Educated at Winchester ; was
f(ir many years in the Beng;il Civil Service, and an
East-India Director ; is a Magistrate for Kent and
a Dep. Lieut, for London. — Bickley Park, near
Bromley, Kent ; Conservative Clui), S.W. ; Orien-
tal Club, W.
Iltir, his son William, b. 1828.
DENYS, Sir George William, Bart. (cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late Sir G. W. Deny.«, Bart., of
Easton Neston, co. Northam|iton, by Eliza, dau.
of E. G. Lind, Esq., of Stratford Place, London ;
b. 1811 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1857 ; m. 1835 Catharine
Eliz.a, dau. of the late H. M. Perceval, Esq. Edu-
cated at Bury St. Edmund's School ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the N. Riding of Yorkshire ;
was formerly Lieutenant 68Lh foot. — Draycott
Hall, near Richmond, Yorkshire ; Junior United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis Charles Edward, h. 1849.
DE PEARSALL, Robert Lucas, Esq. (late of
Willesbridge House).
Only son of the late Robert L. De Pearsall, Esq., Jjj
of Willesbridge House, co. Gloucester, and of War- M
tensee Castle, by Marie Henriette Elizabeth, dau.
of W. A. Hobday, Esq. ; b. 1821 ; s. 1856. Edu-
cated at Vienna, and has held a commission in the
Austrian service. I'his family was at Willesbi-idge
House, Gloucestershire, till 183G. A Baronetcy
was conferred on one of its members in 1612. —
Wartensee Castle, near St. Gall, Lake Constance,
Switzerland.
DERBY (Earl of), Edward Geoffrey Smith-
Stanley, K.G., P.O. (cr. 1485).
Eldest son of the 13th Earl, by (.'liarlotte Margaret,
dau. of the Rev. Geoffrey Hornby ; b. 1799 ; s. 1851 ;
m. 1825 Emma Caroline, dau. of the 1st Lord Skel-
mersdale. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
;i Governor of the Charterhouse, an elder Brother
of the Trinity House, Chancellor of the University
of Oxford, and a L>ep. Lieut, for Lancashire ; sum-
nu)ned to the House of I'eers as Lord Stanley of
Bickerstaffe 1846; was M.P. for Stockbridge
1820-6 ; for Prest(m 1826-30 ; for Windsor 1830-2 ;
for North Lancashire 1832-46 ; was Chief Secretary
for Irehmd 1830-3 ; Colonial Secretary 1833-4 and
1841-5 ; First Lord of the Treasury Feb. -Dec.
1852 and Feb. 1858— June 1859. Patron 12 livings.
— Knowsley Hall, near Prescot, Ijancashire ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; 23, St. James's Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Stanley (whom see),
DE RIENZI, Thomas, Esq. (of ClobemonHall).
Eldest son of the late Mathew de Rienzi, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Solomon Richards, Esq., of Sols-
boro, CO. Wexford; b. 1785; n. 1795; m. 1808
Katherine, dau. of James White, Esq., of Middle-
town, CO. Wexford. Is a ]\ragi.strate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Wexford (High Sheriff 1809) ; ap-
))iunled a Stijiendiary Magistrate 1848. This
family sin-ung from Ivaureiice Gabrini di Rienzi,
who lived in Pome 1347; the first who came to
Ireland was Sir Mathew di Rienzi, who died in
Dublin 1635. — Clobenion Hall, near Ferns, co.
Wexford ; Trim, co. Meath.
Heir, his grandson Mathew Scanderbeg, b. 1837,
son of the late Mathew Thomas de IMenzi, by Jane,
dau. of John Harvvood Jessop, Esq., of Droory
Hall, CO. Longford.
DERING, Sir Edward Cholmelcy, Bart. (cr.
1626).
Eldest sou of the late Edward Deriug, Esq., by
Henrietta, dau. of Richard Neville, Esq., of Fur-
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iiess, CO. Kildare ; Zi. 1807 ; s. his grandfather as
Gth Bart. 1811 ; m. 1832 Jane, dau. of the 2nd
Lord Kensington. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Kent, and Major East Kent Yeomanry
Cavalry ; was M.P. for Eomney 1831-2, and for
East Kent 1852-7. — Surrenden Dering, near Ash-
ford, Kent ; Charlton Club, S.W. ; 14, Portnmn
Square, W.
Iltiv, his son Edward Cholmeley, Captain 85th
foot, h. 1833.
DERINGr, George Edward, Esq. (of Lockleys).
Only son of the late Eobert Dering, Esq., of Lock-
leys, by Letitia, 2nd dau. of the late Sir George
Shee, Bart., of Dunmore House, co. Galway ; b.
1831; *•. 1859. Educated at Rugby. This is a
branch of the ancient Saxon family long seated in
Kent, which is now represented by Sir Edward
Dering, Bart. — Lockleys, near Welwyn, Herts.
DE KINZY, Matthew Scanderbeg, Esq. (of
Clobemon Hall).
Eldest son of the late Matthew Thomas De Rinzy,
Esq. (who was High Sherifi'of co. Wexford in 1837),
by Jane, youngest dau. of the late J. H. Jessop,
Esq., of Doory Hall, co. Longford, and grand-dau.
of the late Sir Frederick Flood, Bart. ; h. 183G.
This family is one of the oldest in the county ; the
property is a grant from Charles I. — Clobemon Hall,
near Ferns, co. Wexford.
Heir Prcs., his brother Thomas Jessop, h. 1838.
DE BOBECK, Jolin Henry, Baron (of Gowran
Grange).
Eldest son of the late John Henry Michael (Fock),
Baron de Robeck, in Sweden, by his 1st wife Mar-
garet, dau. of the late Lord Clgncurry ; h, 1823 ;
s. 1858 ; m. 1856 Sophia Charlotte, 3rd dau. of the
late William Fitzwilliam Burton, Esq., of Burton
Hall, CO. Carlow. Educated at Eton and Royal
Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Dublin and Wicklow, and
Major Kildare Militia ; formerly Captain 4Lh foot.
This family is of Swedish extraction, but the grand-
father of the present Baron was naturalized in 1789.
— Gowran Grange, near Naas, co. Kildare ; Army
and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, 6. 1859.
DE EOS (Lord), "William Lennox Lascelles
Pitz-Gerald-de-Ros, P.O. (or. 1264).
Eldest surviving son of Charlotte, 19th Baroness de
Ros, by the late Lord Henry FitzGerald ; h. 1797 ;
s. his brother as 21st Lord 1839 ; m. 1821 Georgiana,
dau. of 4th Duke of Richmond, K.G. Educated
at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1819,
M.A. 1822); is Premier Baron in the Peerage of
England, a Major-General unattached, a Dep.
Lieut, for Tower of London, and Captain of Yeo-
men of Guard; served in the Crimea 1854-5. This
title was in abeyance 1687-1806. — Old Court,
Strangford, co. Down ; United Service Club, S.W. ;
36, Curzon Street, W.
Heir, his son Dudley Charles, Captain 1st Life
Guards, and Equerry to H.R.H. the Prince Con-
sort; h. 1827; III. 1853 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
the 2nd Earl of Wilton.
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DERRY AND RAPHOE (Bishop of), WiUiam
Higgin, D.D.
Fourth son of the late John Higgin, Esq., of Green-
field, CO. Lancaster; b. 17&3; m. 1820 Mary, dau.
of T. Chippendall, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. and 13th Wrangler 1817, M.A.
1823, D.D. 1849) ; was successively appointed
Rector of Roscrea, and Vicar-General of Killaloe
(1828), Chaplain to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland,
and Dean of Limerick 1844 ; consecrated Bishop
of Limerick 1849 ; translated 1853. Patronage 52
livings.— The Palace, Londonderry; Athenaeum
Club, S.W.
DE SALIS, Co\rnt Peter Jolin Pane (of Tande-
ragee).
Eldest son of the late Count De Salis, by Sophia,
dau. of Admiral Francis Drake, of Buckland Abbey,
Devon ; h. 1800 ; s. 1 836 ; m. 1st 1821 Henrietta, 2nd
dau. of Col. de St. Denis, of Lausanne, Switzerland;
2nd 1824 Cecilia, dau. of David Bourgeois, Esq.,
of Neuchatel, Switzerland. Is a Magistrate for
Middlesex andco. Limerick, and a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Armagh, of which he has been High Sheriff;
late Major Armagh Militia ; is also K.R.E. of
Prussia, and Chancellor of the Venerable English
Langue of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ;
was formerly in the Swiss GJuards in the French
and Neapolitan services. This family, originally of
Austrian extraction, represents the extinct family
of the Viscounts Fane, of Basilden, Berks, and
Loughghur, Ireland. Under Royal license they
are entitled to bear the arms and assume their
Austrian title of Counts of the Germanic Empire. —
Tanderagee, co. Armagh, Ireland.
Heir, his son John Francis William, late Attache
to the IBritish Legation at Turin, h. 1825.
DE SALIS, Count William Fane (of Dawley
Court).
Third son of the late Jerome Fane, Count De Salis,
by Henrietta, dau. of Right Rev. Wm. Foster, D.D.,
Bishop of Clogher ; b. 1812 ; m. 1859 Emily
Harriette, eldest dau. and heiress of the lato
J. T. Mayne, Esq., of Teffont Manor, Wilts. Edu-
cated at Eton and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1833,
M.A. 1835) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1836 ; is a INIagistrate for Middlesex ; also a Di-
rector of the Peninsular and Oriental, and other
companies of the City of London. — Dawley Court,
near Uxbridge, Middlesex ; Teffont Manor, Salis-
bury ; Athenseum and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
ileir Pres., his brother Rodolph, Colonel Sth
Hussars.
DESAInTGES, Sir Francis, Knt. (or. 1818).
Son of the late William Desanges, Esq. ; b. 17S-;
m. 1807 Amelia, dau. of G. Kuse, Esq. Has been
Sheriff of London, and High Sheriff of Oxou.
DESART (Earl of), Otway O'Connor Cuflfe (or.
1793).
Only son of the 2nd Earl, by Catharine, dau. of
Maurice Nugent O'Connor, Esq., of Mount Plea-
sant, King's CO. ; b. 1818 ; .?. 1820 ; m. 1842 Eliza-
beth, dau. of 1st Earl of Cawdor. Is a Magistrate and
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Dep. Lieut, for co. Kilkenny; was Under-Secretary
for Colonies Feb.^Dec, 1852 ; M.P. for Ipswich
in 1842 ; elected a Eepresentative Peer for Ireland
in 1854. — Desart House, co. Kilkenny; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 3, Hyde-Park Place, W.
Heir, bis son Viscount Castle-Cuffe, h. 1845.
DB SAUMAREZ (Lord), James Savunarez (cr.
1831).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord (who was a distinguished
Admiral), by Martha, dau. of T. Le Marcbant, Esq.,
of Guernsey; h. 1789; s. 1836; m. 1814 Mary,
dau. of Vice-AdmiralLechraere, of Steeple Ashton,
Oxon. Educated at Cb. Cb., O.xford (B.A. 1811,
M.A. 1814) : is in Holy Orders; Rector of Hug-
gate, Yorkshire. This family is of ancient standing
in the island of Guernsey. — Montpelier Lodge,
Cheltenham ; University Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., bis brother John St. Vincent ; h. 1S06 ;
w. 1st 1838 Caroline Esther, dau. of W. Ehodes,
Esq. ; 2nd 1850 ]\Lirgaret Antoinette, dau. of W.
E.. Hopkyns-Northey, Esq. ; educated at Sand-
hurst ; entered the Army 1824 ; became a Colonel
1854, retired 1855.
DES VCEUX, Sir Henry AVilliam, Bart. (cr.
1787).
Son of the late Sir Charles Des Vceux, Bart., of
Indiaville, Queen's co., by his 1st wife Christina,
dau. of the late Eichard Hird, Esq., of Eawdon,
00. York ; h. 1806 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1858 ; m. 1839
Sophia, dau. of 7th Earl of Coventry (widow of Sir
E. Gresley, Bart.). Educated at Eugby and Sand-
burst Coll. ; was formerly a Captain in the Army.
This family, whose original name is De Bacquen-
court, is of French origin, and came to this country
at the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. —
Drakelowe, Derbyshire.
Heir Pres., his half-brother.
DE TABLET (Lord), George "Warren (cr. 1826).
Eldest son of 1st Lord, by Georgiana Maria, dau.
of late Lieutenant-Colonel Cotton ; h. 1811 ; s.
1827 ; m. 1832 Catharina Barbara, dau. of Jerome,
Count de Sails. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; assumed the name of Warren in lieu of
Leicester 1832 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Cheshire, and Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant
Earl of Chester's Yeomanry ; formerly a Lord-in-
Waiting. Patron.age 1 living. — Tabley House,
near Knutsford, Cheshire.
Heir, bis son John Byrne Leicester, Cornet
Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry, b. 1835 ; educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 18.^9).
DE TABLEY, Dowager Lady.*
Georgiana Maria, youngest dau. of Lieutenant-
Colonel Cottin, of Hamjiton Court Palace ; m. 1st
1810 John, 1st Lord de Tabley, who d. 1827 ; 2nd
1828 the Rev. F. Leicester.— 5, Norfolk Terrace,
Brighton.
DE TE.AEPORD, Sir Hnmphrey, Bart. (cr.
1841).
Eldest son of the late Sir T. J. De Trafford, Bart.,
by Laura Anne, dau. of F. Colman, Esq., of Hil-
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
ler.sdon, Devon; h. 1808; s. as 2nd Bart. 1852 ;
VI. 1855 Lad}' Mary Annette Talbot, elder sister
of Bertram, I7th Earl of Shrewsbury. Educated
at Oscott Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lancaster ; was formerlj^ an Officer in the
Eoyal Dragoons. The 1st Baronet changed his
name from Trafford to De Trafford by Royal
license. This family was seated in Lancashire
before the Norman Conquest. — Trafford Park, near . J|
Manchester ; Carlton Club, S.W. m
Heir Pres., his brother John Randolph ; I. 1820 ;
m. 1850 Adelaide, 3rd dau. of the 2nd Earl Cath-
cart.
DE TRAFPOED, Jolin Randolpli\rs, Esq. (of
Croston Hall).
Second son of the late Sir T. J. De Trafford, Bart.,
by Laura Anne, da\i. of F. Colman, Esq., of Hil-
lersdon, Devon; ?/. 1820 ; '//!. 1850 Adelaide, 3rd
dau. of Charles, 2nd Earl Cathcart, G.C.B. Is a
Magistrate for co. Lancaster. — Ci'oston Hall, near
Chorley, Lancashire,
DEVElSriSH-MEARS, Jolin, Esq. (of Meares
Cotirt).
Eldest son of the late Wiliam Devenish, Esq., who
assumed the name of Meares by Royal license
1840, by Deborah, dau. of Joseph Coghlan, Esq.,
of Kilumny, co. Cork ; b. 1795 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1831
Maria, dau. of Charles Kelly, Esq., of Charleville.
Is a INIagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Westmeath.
— Meares Court, Moyvore, co. Westmeath.
Heir, his son William Lewis, Captain 20th foot,
b. 1832.
DE VERE, Sir Vere Edmund, Bart. (cr. 1784).
Eldest son of the late Sir Aubrey de Vere, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of Stephen Edward Rice, Esq., of
Mount Trencbard, and nephew of the 1st Lord
Monteagle ; b. 1808 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1846 ; m. 1838
Mary Lucy, dau. of Eowland Standish, Esq., of
Scaleby Castle, Cumberland, and Farley Hill, Berks.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Limerick. This family is
descended from the Veres, Earls of Oxford (cr.
1702). — Curragh Chase, near Adare, co. Limerick.
Heir Pres., bis brother Stephen Edward, b. 1812,
Barrister-at-Law and a Magistrate for co. Limerick ;
late M.P. for co. Limerick.
DEVEREUX,* John Thomas, Esq. (of Rock-
lands).
Son of the late — Devereux, Esq., Merchant, of
Wexford ; b. 17 — . Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Wex-
ford, and a Merchant at Wexford ; was M.P. for
Wexford 1847-59.— Rocklands, near Wexford.
DEVEREUX, Rev. ISTicholas, D.D. (of BaUy-
rankin).
Eldest son of the late Major John Devereux, by
Anna, dau. of Daly, Esq., of Cuacum, co.
Galway ; b. 1801 ; m. 1834 Maria, dau. of John
Harwood Jessop, Esq., of Doory Hall, co. Long-
ford. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin. This is
one of the Anglo-Norman families who came over
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with Sti'oiigbow. — Ballyrankin, near Ferns, co.
Wexford.
Heir, his son John Daly, h. 1835 ; a Magistrate
for CO. Wexford, and Captain in the Wexford
Militia.
DE VESCI (Viscount), Thomas Vesey (cr. 1776).
Elder son of the 2nd Viscount, by Frances Letitia,
sister of 1st Lord Lurgan ; h. 1803; s. 1855 ; m.
1839 Emma, dan. of 11th Earl of Pembroke, K.G.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1825) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.- for Queen's
CO. ; was M.P. for Queen's co. 1835-7 and 1841-52 ;
elected a Representative Peer for Ireland 1856. —
Abbeyleix House, Queen's co. ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 4, Carlton Terrace, S.W.
Heir, his son John Robert William, h. 1844.
DEVON (Earl of), ■William Beginald Courtenay,
D.C.L. (cr. 1553).
Eldest son of the 10th Earl, by his 1st wife Harriet,
dau. of the late Countess of Rothes ; h. 1807 ; s. as
11th Earl 1859 ; m. 1830 Elizabeth, 7th dau. of
Hugh, 1st Earl Fortescue. Educated at West-
minster and Ch. Ch., Oxford, and was aftei'wards
Fellow of All Souls Coll. (B.A. 1828, B.C.L. 1831,
D.C.L. 1838) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Devon, and Captain 1st Devon Yeomanry Cavalry ;
was M.P. for S. Devon 1841-9 ; appointed Secre-
tary to the Poor-Law Board 1852. Is patron of
6 livings. This family is descended from Phara-
mond, founder of the French monarchy, and Lord
of Courtenai, in the Isle of France. — Powderham
Castle, near Exeter ; Newcastle House, near
Limerick ; Gwydyi- House, Whitehall, S.W. ; 8,
John Street, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir, his son Lord Courtenay, a Dep. Lieut, for
Devon, and Cornet 1st Devon Yeomanry Cavalry ;
1). 1836 ; educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford.
DEVONSHIRE (Duke of), "WiUiam Cavendish,
K.G., F.B.S., D.C.L. (cr. 1694).
Eldest son of the late W. Cavendish, Esq., by
Louisa, dau. of 1st Lord Lismore ; h. 1808 ; s. his
grandfather as 2nd Earl of Burlington 1834, and
his cousin as 7th Duke 1858 ; m. 1829 Blanche,
dau. of 6th Earl of Carlisle, K.G. (she d. 1840).
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. and
2nd Wrangler 1829) ; was Chancellor of the Uni-
versity of London 1836-56 ; was M.P. for Cam-
bridge University 1829-31, for Malton in 1831,
for N. Derbyshire 1831-4 ; appointed Lord-Lieu-
tenant of Derbyshire 1858 ; was Lord-Lieutenant
of Lancashire 1855-8. Patronage 40 livings. —
Holker Hall, near Kendal ; Cliatsworth, near
Bakewell, Derbyshire ; Lismore Castle, Waterford ;
Hardwick, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire ; Bolton
Abbey, near Skipton, Yorkshire ; Compton Place,
Eastbourne, Sussex; Athenasum Club, S.W,; 78,
Piccadilly.
Heir, his son the Marquis of Hartington, h.
1833 ; educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1854) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby, and Captain
Lancashire Yeomanry Cavalry ; has been M.P.
for N. Lancashire since 1857.
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DE"WAR, "William "Wemyss Methwen, Esq.. (of
Middleton Stoney).
Youngest son of the late Sir J. Dewar, by Clemen-
tina, dau. of William Wemyss, Esq., of Cuttle Hill,
CO. Fife ; h. 1830 ; m. 1857 Augusta, youngest
dan. of John and Lady Louisa Slater Harrison, of
Shelswell Park, Oxon. Educated at the Charter-
house and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1851, M.A.
1858) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Oxon ; was formerly
Captain Oxfordshire Militia.- — Middleton Stoney,
near Bicester, Oxon.
Heir, his daughter Florence Augusta,
DE WINTON,* Walter, Esq. (of Maeslough
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Walter Wilkins, Esq. (who
was M.P. for co. Radnor 1835-40, and who in 1839
resumed, by Royal license, his original family name
of De Winton), by Julia Cecilia, 2nd dau. of the
Rev. Richard J. CoUinson, Rector of Gateshead,
CO. Durham ; h. 18 — ; s. 1840. — Maeslough Castle,
near Hay, Radnorshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Francis Walter,
DE WINTON, Walter Thompson, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Cann de Winton, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Thomas Evans, Esq., of Berthlwyd,
Glamorganshire, and widow of William Williams,
Esq., of PwU-y-Pant; b. 18—; s. 1852. This
family first settled in Glamorganshire in the 11th
century, when they accompanied Fitz-Hamon the
Norman, who subdued the county under Robert
De Winton, who granted to them the lordships of
Langman and Landough, in the neighbourhood of
Cowbridge. — Clifton, near Bristol.
Heir Pres., his brother Herbert William, M,A.,
of St, John's Coll., Cambridge,
D'EYNCOUIIT,
(See Tennyson- D'Eijncoiirt.)
DICEY, Thomas Edward, Esq. (of Claybrook
Hall),
Eldest son of the late Thomas Dicey, Esq., by Ann,
dau. of the Rev. W. Ward, of Beverley, co. York ;
b. 1789; -s. his father in 1807; m. 1814 Anne
Mary, dau. of the late James Stephen, Esq.,
M.P., Master in Chancery. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A, 1811, M.A. 1814); is a
Magistrate for co. Leicester. — Claybrook Hall,
near Lutterworth, Leicestershire ; AthenEeum
Club, S.W,
Heir, his son Henry Stephen, M,A,, of Trinity
Coll., Cambridge, b. 1831.
DICK, Sir Charles William Hockaday, Bart.
(cr. 1642).
Eldest son of the late Sir Page Keble Dick, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of R. Partridge, Esq. ; b. 1802 ; s.
as 6th Bart. 1851 ; m. 1835 Elizabeth, dau. of
George Chassereau, Esq., of Brighton. —Port Hall,
near Brighton.
Heir, his son James Daniel, b. 1836 ; m. 1859
Josephine, youngest dau. of B. Smithers, Esq.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
DICKENSON, Frederic Broiighton Newton,
Esq. (of Syston Court).
Eldest survivincr sou of Newton Dickenson, Esq.,
late of the Coldstream Guards, by Lady Braith-
waite-Boughton, widow of General Sir G. Braitli-
waite-Boughton, Bart. ; b. 1813 ; m. 1S43 Harriet,
eldest dau. and co-heiress of the late Fiennes Trot-
inan, Esq., of Syston Court, co. Gloucester. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1835); is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Gloucester. — Syston Court, Pucklechurch, near
Bristol.
Heir, his son Fiennes Boughton Newton, h.
1848.
DICKINS, Charles Scrase, Esq. (of Coolhurst).
Only child of the late Charles Dickins, Esq. (who
assumed the additional surname of Scrase on the
death of his maternal grandfather), by Elizabeth,
dau. of John Devall, Esq., of London ; h. 1794;
s. 1833 ; m. 1829 Frances Elizabeth, dau. of the 1st
INIarquis of Northampton. Educated at Oriel Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1819); is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex. This family was for-
merly settled in Worcestershire and Warwickshire.
— Coolhurst, near Horsham, Sussex.
Heir, his son Charles Spencer, h. 1830 ; m. 1855
Anna Maria, dau. of E. Aldridge, Esq., of St.
Leonard's Forest, Sussex.
DICKINS, The Eev. -Watson William, M.A.
Third son of the late Francis Dickins, Esq., of
Woolaston House, co. Northamiiton, and Brandies
Park, Suffolk, by Diana ]\Ianesthie, dau. of Lord
G. Manners-Sutton, of Kelbara Hall, Notts ; 1).
1790 ; «. 1834 ; m. 1818 Mary, 2nd dau. of Sir E.
Knatchbull, Bart., of Mersham Hatch, Kent.
Educated at Westminster and Merton Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1812, M.A. 1819) ; appointed Rector of
Adisham 1818, Prebendary of Lichfield 1822 ; is a
Magistrate for Kent. This family was formerly of
Eiplington, East Mevon, Hants, and is descended
from a common source with that of Dickins of
Coolhurst. — Adisham Rectory, near Winoham,
Kent ; University Club, S.W. " °
Heir, his son Francis, h. 1819.
DICKINSON, Sir Drury Jones, Knt. (or. 1833).
Son of the late E. Dickinson, Esq., of Dublin ;
h. 1804 ; n. 1838 Mary Anne, dau. of J. Stoyt,'
Esq. Is a Merchant in Dublin ; late High Sheriff
of Dublin.— 10, Mountjoy Place, Dublin.
DICKINSON, Francis Henry, Esq. (of King-
weston).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Dickinson,
Esq. (who wasM. P. for Somerset 1806-31), by Sophia,
dau. of the late S. Smith, Esq., of Woodhall Park
Herts; h. 1813; s. 1837; m. 1835 Caroline, dau. of
General Thomas Carey. Educated at Westminster
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1835) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset (Hirdi
Sheriff 1853) ; was M.P. for West Somerset 1841°7.
— Kingweston, near Somerton, Somerset ; Athe-
nrt'um and University Clubs, S.W. ; 8, ITpp'er Har-
ley Street, W.
Heir, his son William, h. 1839.
DICKINSON, Hem-y Bacon Fector, Esq. (of
Ashton House).
Youngest son of W. R. Dickinson, Esq., of Lowndes
Street, London, and formerly of Muskham Grange,
Notts, by Emma, dau. of the late Peter Fector,
Esq., of Dover ; b. 1817 ; in. 1845 Katharine, 2ud
dau. of the late James Haffenden, Esq., of Lane-
ford Hall, Notts, and Homewood, Kent. Educated
at Sandhurst; appointed Ensign 15th regiment
1833, Captain 1840. This family was formerly
seated in Nottinghamshire. — Ashton House, Asii-
ton Keynes, near Cricklade ; Junior United Ser-
vice Club, S.W.
DICKSON, Sir W"illiam, Bart. (cr. 1802).
Eldest son of the late Sir Archibald Collingwood
Dickson, Bart., by Harriet, dau. of Admiral Bour-
master, of Tichfield ; b. 1798 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1827 ;
m. 1850 Lauretta Emmeline, dau. of Colonel L. A.
Northey, Esq., of Llangwathan, co. Pembroke. Is
a Rear-Admiral reserved ; was present at the storm-
ing of Algiers. — Sydenham, co. Roxburgh ; Hard-
ingham, Norfolk ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Colpoys, Major E.I.
Service, b. 1807 ; /«. 1831 Emma, dau. of William
Knyvett, Esq.
DICKSON, Alexander, Esq. (of South Hill).
Son of the late John Dickson, Esq., of Woodville,
formerly Assistant Barrister of co. Leitrim, by
Mary, dau. of the late J. Bodkin, Esq., of Thomas-
town, CO. Galvvay ; /*(. 1855 Harriet Louisa, only
child of the late Captain Edward Gary, of Munfin,
CO. Wexford, maternal gi'andson of the late Sir
Edward Loftus, Bart., of Mount Loftus, co.
Kilkenny. Called to the Irish Bar 1841 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Galway. — South Hill, near
Clifdeu, CO. Galway; Friendly Brothers' Club,
Dublin.
DICKSON, Arthur Benson, Esq. (of Abbot's
Reading).
Fourth surviving and youngest son of the late
George Frederick Dickson, Esq., of Abbot's Read-
ing, CO. Lancaster, by Jane, dau. of William Jones,
Esq., of London ; b. 1827. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1849, M.A. 1852) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1852. — Abbot's
lieading, near Haverthwaite,. Lancashire ; Athe-
naeum Club, S.W. ; 19, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn,
W.C.
DICKSON, Lieut.-Colonel Lothian Sheffield,
K.S.F.
Eldest .son of the late Major Richard Lothian Dick-
son, formerly of the 1st Life Gu.ards, by Julia Diana,
youngest dau. of Genenal Thomas Coxe, of the Foot
Guards ; b. 1806 ; m. 1st 1838 Mary Elizabeth, only
dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Gillman, 76th regiment
(she d. 1842) ; 2nd 1846 Henrietta, youngest dau.
of William Richardson, Esq., of Belmont Lodge,
Le.atherhead, Surrey. Educated at the Royal Mili-
tary College, Sandhurst; entered the Army 1824 ;
served in India, &e., for many years, and on the
Staff in the East ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex,
and a Dep. Lieut, for Tower Hamlets ; late Lieu-
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tenant-Colonel 'lad Tower Hamlets Militia ; was
formerly her Majesty's Civil Commissioner at the
Cape of Good Hope. This family is descended on
the father's side from the Dicksons of Lockerwoods,
CO. Dumfries, and from the ShefEelds, Baronets,
of Norraanby Hall, co. Lincoln. — Junior United
Service and Conservative Clubs, S.W. ; 10, Stan-
hope Terrace, H3'de-Park Gardens, W.
DICKSON, Colonel Samuel Airehnnity (of Croon
Castle).
Elder son of the late Major-General Dickson, C.B.,
by Harriet, dau. of Sir Thomas Dallas, K.C.B. ;
i. 1817 ; m. 1847 Maria Teresa, dau. of N. Saun-
ders, Esq. Educated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Limericl^, and a Lieutenant-
Colonel Commanding Royal Limerick Militia ; was
formerly Captain in 13th Light Dragoons ; elected
M.P. for CO. Limerick 1859. — Croon Castle, near
Limerick ; Carlton, White's, and Army and Navy
Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Thomas, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 16th Lancers, h. 1828.
DIG-BY (Lord), Edward St. Vincent Digby (er.
1760).
Elder son of the late Admiral Sir Henry Digby,
G.C.B., by Jane Elizabeth, dau. of the 1st Earl of
Leicester (widow of Viscount Andover) ; h. ISOO ;
s. his father's cousin, the late Earl Digby, as 9th
Lord, 1856; m. 1837 Teresa, dau. of 3rd Earl of
Ilchester. Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry. — Minterne,
near Dorchester, Dorset ; Junior United Service
Club, S.W. ; 31, Old Burlington Street, W.
Heir, his son Edward Henry Trafalgar, h. 1846.
DIGBY, George Digby "Wingfield, Esq. (of Sher-
borne Castle).
Eldest son of the late William Wingfield Baker,
Esq., of Orsett Hall, Essex, by Charlotte Maria,
eldest dau. of Ist Earl Digby; h. 1797; s. 1856;
m. 1824 Lucy Mabella, eldest dau. of the late E. B.
Portman, Esq., and sister of 1st Lord Portman.
Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1824 ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for Dorset. Assumed the name of
Digby by Royal license, after his uncle, the 2nd
and last' Earl" Digby, in 1856.— The Castle, Sher-
borne, Dorset ; 35, Lower Brook Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother the Rev. John Digby
Wingfield, Vicar of Coleshili, Z/. 1798; m. 1826
Anne Eliza, dau. of Sir J. W. Smylhe (she (/. 1859).
DILKE-PETHERSTON, Charles, Esq. (of Mas-
stoke Castle).
Second son of John Fetherston, Esq., of Packwood
House, CO. Warwick, by Frances Mary, eldest dau.
and co-heiress of the late Charles Fetherston, Esq.,
of Packwood, and niece of the late Captain Sir A.
Dixie, Bart., R.N. (9th Bart.) ; h. 1S36. Educated
at Leamington Coll. and Rugby ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick, and a Cornet
in the Warwick Yeomanry Cavalry. The Dilke
family were originally of Leicestershire, but have
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been sealed at Maxstokc from the reign of Eliza-
beth.— Maxstoke Castle, near Coleshili, Warwick-
shire.
Heir, his brother William George, Captain 1st
Warwick Militia, h. 1837.
DILLOlSr (Viscount), Charles Henry Dillon-Lee
(or. 1621).
Eldest son of the 13th Viscount, by Henrietta, dau.
of the late Dominick G. Browne, Esq. ; h. 1810 ;
s. as 14th Viscount 1832 ; m. 1833 Lydia, dau. of
the late Philip L. Story, Esq. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Mayo, and also for Oxon, of
which he was High Sheriff 1857. This family, in
common with Lord Clonbrock, is descended from
Loghan, or Logan, son of the monarch O'Neile,
which Loghan, in the joint government of Hugh
Slane and Colman Reimbriech, about the year 595
or 598, happening, in some conflict, to kill the
latter, was thereupon called Dilune, or Delion,
which signifies brave or gallant. — ^Dytchley Hall,
near Enstone, Oxon ; Louglilyn, near Frenchpai'k,
CO. Roscommon.
Heir Pres., his brother Theobald Dominick
Geoffrey, late Lieut. 60th foot; h. 1811 ; m. 1856
Sarah Augusta, dau. of the late A. Hannn, Esq.
DILLON, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1801).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Ralph Dillon, by Jane,
sister of Thos. C. Steuart Corry, Esq.; h. 1806;
s. his cousin as 6th Bart. 1853 ; m. 1840 Fanny,
dau. of Thomas Fox, Esq., of Beaminster, Dorset.
Is a Baron of the Holy Roman Emi^ire, and Major
Royal Meath Militia ; was formerly Captain 32nd
foot. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the Marquis of Westmeath.— Lis-
mullen, near Navan, co. Meath.
Heir, his son John Fox, b. 1843.
DILLON, Theobald Augustus, Esq. (of Mount
DiUon).
Eldest sou of the late John Dillon, Esq., by Cathe-
rine, dau. of Luke TaafTe, Esq., of Strokestown, co.
Roscommon ; h. 1809 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1832 Mariah
Clarinda, dau. of John McLoghlin, Esq., Justice of
Peace, of Ballyglass, co Westmeath. Educated at
Sandy Mount Coll., near Dublin ; is a Magistrate
for COS. Roscommon and Longford ; appointed
Resident Magistrate for co. Kerry, 1841 ; is now
Resident Magistrate for CO. Donegal; was appointed
High Sherifi'for co. Roscommon 1841, but did not
serve. Is descended from a common ancestor with
Lord Dillon, and the Earls of Roscommon {ext.). —
Gweedore, near Donegal ; Mount Dillon, co. Ros-
common.
Heir, his son John Theobald, a Magistrate for
cos. Roscommon and Longford, h. 1833.
DILLON, Arthure, Esq. (of Ballyguire House).
Eldest son of the late Doctor Dillon, Justice of
Peace, &c., by Eliza, dau. of the Rev. Benedict
Arthure, of Mountjoy Square and Seabank, co.
Dublin ; h. 1813 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1850 Anne, 2nd
dau. of the late Alexander Cross, Esq. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co.
Kilkenny. Descended from a common ancestor
with the Earls of Roscommon {ext.). — Ballyguire
Dil]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
House, CO. Kilkenu)' ; 39, Wellington Koad,
Dublin.
Heir Pren., his brother Hewitt Massey, Captain
King's Own Light Infantry, b. 1818; m. 1845
Ellen, dau. of Patrick Creagb, Esq.
DILLWYlSr, Lewis Lleweljai, Esq. (of Hendre-
foilan).
Second son of the late Lewis Weston Dillwyn, Esq.
(many years iM.P. for Swansea), by IMary, dau. of
the late John Llewelyn, Esq., of Penllergare, co.
Glamorgan; h. 1814; ni. 1838 Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Sir H. De la Beche, C.B. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Criamorgan ; has been M.P.
for Swansea since 1855. — Hendrefoilan, near Swan-
sea, CTlamorganshire ; Athenasum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry De la Beche, h. 1843.
DIM3DALE (Baron), Thomas Robert (of Cam-
field Place).
Elder son of the late Hon. Baron Robert Dimsdale,
bv Finetta, eldest dau. of Charles Pyo, Esq., of
Wadley House, Berks ; h. 1796 ; s. 1825 ; in. 1819
Lucinda Manning, eldest dau. of H. Manning,
Esq., of Wonford House, Devon. Educated at
Christ's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1817) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut., for Herts (High Sheriff
1831), and a Magistrate for Essex and for the
Liberty of St. Alban's ; is authorized to assume in
England his Russian title of nobility. — Camfield
Place, near Hatfield, Herts ; Union Club, S.W.
DIMSDALE, Charles John, Esq. (of Essendeu
Place).
Younger son of the Hon. Baron Robert Dimsdale,
of Camfield Place, Herts, by Finetta, eldest dau.
of Charles Pye, Esq., of Wadley House, Berks;
and brother of Baron T. R. Dimsdale (whom see) ;
I. 1801 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1826 Jemima, 2ud surviving
dau. of the Rev. H. A. Pye, Prebendary of Wor-
cester. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts
(High Sheriff 1843), and a Magistrate for Middle-
sex.—Esseuden Place, near Hatfield, Herts ; Carl-
ton Club, S.AV.
Heir, liis son Robert, h. 1828; m. 1853 Cecilia
Jane, dau. of the Rev. Marcus R. Southwell, of
St, Stephen's, St. Alban's.
DINORBElSr, Lady (of Llysdulas).
Gertrude, youngest dau. of the late Giles Blakeney
Smyth, Esq., of Ballinatray, co. Waterford ; m.
1840 (as 2nd wife) William Lewis, 1st Lord Dinor-
ben, who d. 1852. — Llysdulas, near Amlwch,
Anglesea ; 75, S. Audley Street, W.
DIROM, Thomas Alexander, Esq. (of Mount
Annan).
Eldest son of the late Captain A. Dirom, by Joanna,
dau, of General Peter, of Craig-Maddie ; h. 1831 ;
5. 1857 his uncle, the late Lieutenant-Colonel John
Pasley Dirom. Educated at the Edinburgh Aca-
demy and Royal Military Coll., Addiscombe ;
entered the Horse Artillery 1849, became Captain
1858 ; served with his troop 1857-8, through the
campaign in India, at the siege of Delhi and the
taking of Lucknow and Bareilly. — Mount Annan,
near Annan, co. Dumfries, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother Alexander, Lieutenant
R.E., b. 1837.
DISNEY, Edgar, Esq. (of The Hyde).
Youngest son of the late John Disney, Esq., F.R.S.,
by his cousin Sophia, younger dau. and co-heir of
Lewis Disney Ffytche, Esq., of Swinderby, co.
Lincoln, and Danbury Place, Essex ; b. 1810 ; s.
1857 ; m. 1834 Barbara, youngest dau. of the late
L. W. Brouncker, Esq., of Pelhams Canford,
Dorset. Educated at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge ;
ia a Magistrate and Dtp. Lieut, for Essex. — The
Hyde, near Ingatestone, Essex ; University Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Edgar John, Captain 7th foot,
h. 1835.
D'ISEAELI, Right Hon. Benjamin (of Hugh-
enden Manor).
Eldest son of the late Isaac d'Israeli, Esq., author of
"Curiosities of Literature;" b. 1805; m. 1839
Mary Anne, dau. of J. Evans, Esq., and widow of
Wyndham Lewis, Esq., M.P., of Pantgwynlaw
Castle, CO. Glamorgan. Educated at Winchester ;
was M.P. for Maidstone 1837-42,- for Shrewsbury
1841-7, since then has been M.P. for Bucks ; was
Chancellor of the Exchequer under Lord Derby in
1852 and 1858-9. — Hughenden Manor, near Wy-
combe, Bucks ; 1, Grosvenor Gate, W.
DIVETT, Edward, Esq. (of Bystock).
Son of the late — Divett, Esq. ; b. 1797 ; m. 1836
Anne, dau. of G. Ross, Esq. (she d. 1854). Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Devon, and Chairman of the S. Australian Banking
and Land Companies ; has been M.P. for Exeter
since 1832. — I3ystock, near Exmouth, Devon ;
Reform Club, S.W. ; 97, Eaton Square, S.W.
DIXIE, Sir Alexander Beaumont Churchill,
Bart. (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir A. Dixie, Bart., by Rosa-
mond Mary, dau. of the Rev. J. D. Churchill, of
Blickling, Norfolk ; b. 1819 ; s. as 10th Bart. 1857 ;
m. 1843 Maria Catherine, younger dau. of the Rev.
Charles Walters, Rector of Bramdean. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Leicester, and a Commissioner of
Assessed Taxes. Patron of 3 livings. — Bosworth
Park, near Hinckley, Leicestershire.
Heir, his son Alexander Beaumont Churchill,
b. 1851.
DIXON, John, Esq. (of Astle HaU).
Second son of the late John Dixon, E«q., byLydia,
dau. of the Rev. T. Parker, of Astle, co. Chester ;
b. 1799 ; s. his brother 1838 ; m. 1840 Sophia, dau.
of the late T. W. Tatton, Esq., of Wythenshawe.
Educated at Westminster and Royal Military Coll.,
Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Chester, of which he has been High Sheriff; was
formerly an Officer in the 1st Royals. This family
was formerly resident at Gledhow, near Leeds, the
paternal property of the family. — Astle Hall, Chel-
ford, near Congleton, Cheshire ; Arthur's Club,
S.W.
Jfeir, his son George, b. 1842.
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DIXON, Peter, Esq. (of Holme Eden).
Second son of the late Peter Dixon, Esq. (who d.
1832) ; h. 1789 ; m. 1820 Sarah Eebecca, dau. of
the late General Tredway Clarke. Is a Magistrate
for Cumberland. — Holme Eden, near Carlisle,
Heir, his son Henry Hall, Barrister-at-La\v.
DIXON, Robert •William, Esq. (of Seaton Carew).
Second son of the late S. Dixon, Esq., by Mary
Julian, dau. of Captain J. B. Wassell, fl.A. ; b.
1805 ; s. 1831 ; m. 1841 Mary Ann Atliinson, of
Bradford, co. York. Is a Magistrate for co. Dur-
ham, and a Commissioner of Income and Assessed
Taxes. This family (of whom Nicholas Dixon,
ancestor of the Dixons of Wallingtons, Berks,
■was, until 19 Henry VI., with Richard, Duke of
York and othei's. Lord of tlie Manor of Burghfield
Regis, same co.) has been located in Yorkshire
upwards of three centuries. They represent the
ancient race of Beeston, of Beeston, co. York, and
are a branch of the MacDonalds of Perthshire. —
Seaton Carew, near Stockton-on-Tees.
Jleir, his son Robert Edward MacDonald, h.
1848.
DIXON", Thomas Griffies, Esq. (of Nant).
Eldest son of W. Dixon, Esq., of Liverpool ; h.
18 — ; m, 1845 Katherine Helen, dau. of the late
William Wilkie, Esq., of Tyne House, co. Hadding-
ton. Is a Magistrate lor cos. Flint and Haddington.
— Nant, Prestatyn, near Rhyl, Flintshire.
DIXON, 'William Frederick, Esq. (of Page Hall).
Eldest son of the late James Dixon, Esq., by his
1st wife Hannah, dau. of — Cooper, Esq. ; b. 1802 ;
■ m. 1824 Anne, dau. of Benjamin Newton, Esq., of
Sheffield. Is a Magistrate for Yorkshire. — Page
HaU, near Sheffield, Yorkshire.
Heir, his sou ^yilliam Frederick, b. 1825.
DOBBS, Conway Richard, Esq. (of Castle
Dobbs).
Eldest son of the late Richard Dobbs, Esq., by
Nichola, dau. of Michael Obius, Esq., of Castle
Obins, CO. Armagh; b. 1796; s. 1840; in. 1826
Charlotte Maria, dau. and co-heiress of William
Sinclair, Esq., of Fort WiUiam, co. Antrim. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Antrim (High Sheriff 1841) ; was M.P. for
Carrickfergus 1832-3. — Castle Dobbs, near Carrick-
fergus, CO. Antrim.
Heir, his son Montagu William Edward, h. 1844.
DOBBS, William Gary, Esq.
Only son of the Rev. R. C. Dobbs ; b. 1806 ; m.
1834 Elinor Jones, eldest dau. of the late H. S.
Westrop, Esq., of co. Limerick. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1827) ; called to
the Irish Bar 1833 ; was M.P. for Carrickfergus
1857-9.— Ashurst, Dalkey, co. Dublin; 21, Fitz-
■wiUiam Place, Dublin ; 18, Eccleston Street South,
S.W.
DOD, Charlotte (of Edge Kali).
Eldest dau. of the late Thomas Crewe Dod, Esq.,
■ by Anne, 4th dau. of Ralph Sneyd, Esq., of Keele,
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CO. Stafford ; s. 1827 ; m. 1834 the Rev. Joseph
Yates, son of the late Lieutenant-General C. IST.
Cookson, of Kenton House, Devon, who assumed
the name of Dod, on liis marriage, by Royal
license. This most ancient British family formerly
possessed very large landed property, of which it
was in part deprived by William the Conqueror,
who bestowed it upon his followers, Grosvenor
and Cholmondeley. — Edge HaU, near Malpas,
Cheshire.
Heir Pres., her sister Frances Rosamond, in, 18 —
the Rev. P. Parker.
DOD, John Whitehall, Esq. (of Cloverly).
Eldest son of the late John Dod, Esq., by his 2nd
wife Eleanor, dau. of John Woodyear, Esq., of
Crook Hill, co. York ; b. 1797 ; s. 1805 ; m. 1st
1822 Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. G, Allanson (she
d. 1837) ; 2nd 1841 Anne Caroline, dau. of the
Yen. Archdeacon Wrangham. Educated at Christ's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1820) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop (High Sherift' 1825) ;
was M.P. for N. Salop 1848-59. This family has
been settled in Salop since the reign of Henry IV. —
Cloverly HaU, near Whitchurch, Salop ; Carlton and
Windham Clubs, S.W^.
Heir, his son WhitehaU, late an officer in the 6th
Dragoons ; b. 1823 ; m. 1852 Emma Matilda,
youngest dau. of Sir H, M. Vavasour, Bart.
DODD, George, Esq., E.S.A.
Eldest son of the late George Dodd, Esq., of Mon-
tagu Square, London; b. 18 — ; m. 18 — Mary,
dau. of the late Joseph Sanders, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, and a Com-
missioner of Lieutenancy for London ; was M.P.
for Maidstone 1841-53. — Carlton and Conservative.
Clubs, S.W. ; 9, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
DODGSON, Rev. Isaac (of Lanercost Abbey).
Eldest son of the late John Dodgson, Esq., of The
Beck, Irthington, near Carlisle, by Elizabeth, eldest
dau. of the late Mr. John Maughan, of Lanercost
Abbey ; b. 1821 ; m. 1847 Margaret, dau. of the
late Robert Norman, Esq., of Kirkandrew's-on-
Eden, near Carlisle. Educated at St. Peter's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1843; M.A. 1846); is a
Magistrate for Cumberland; appointed to the Per-
petual Curacies of Lanercost and Upper Denton
1845. — Lanercost Abbey, near Brampton, Cum-
berland.
Heir, his son Charles Edward, b. 1848.
DODSON, John George, Esq. (of Hurstpierpoint).
Only son of the late Eight Hon. Sir J. Dodson, by
Frances Priscilla, dau. of G. Pearson, Esq., M.D. ;
b. 1825 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1856 Florence, dau. of W. J.
Campion, Esq., of Danny, Sussex. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1st class in Classics
1847) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1851 ;
is a Magistrate for Sussex ; has been M.P. for
E. Sussex since 1857. — Hurstpierpoint, Sussex:
Brookes' and University Clubs, S.W. ; 6, Seamore
Place, W.
Docl]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
DODS"WOE.TH, Sir Charles Edward, Bart. (cr.
1784).
Elder son of the late Sir Matthew Dodsworth,
Bart., by Anne Julia, youngest dau. of Colonel
Crowder, K.H., late of Brotherton House, co.
York ; h. 1853 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1858. The 2nd
Bart., grand-uncle of the present, assumed the
name of Dodsworth in lieu of Smith, after bis
uncle, the late Kev. Frederick Dodsworth, D.D.,
of Thornton Hall. Tliis family has been seated in
Yorkshire since the 13th century. — Thornton Hall,
near Bedale ; Newland Park, near Wakefield,
Yorkshire.
llcirPrcs., his brother Matthew Blayney, h. 1856.
DODSWORTH, Lady.
Anne Julia, youngest dau. of Colonel Crowder,
K.H., late of Brotherton House, co. York, by Eliza,
eldest dau. of Thomas Pulleyn Mosley, Esq., of
Burley Hall, co.York; m. 1852 Sir M. Dodsworth,
Bart., who d. 1858.— Thornton Hall, near Bedale,
Yorkshire.
DOHERTY, Sir Richard, Knt. (or. 1S41).
Son of the late L. Doherty, Esq., of Coolmoyne, co.
Tipperary, by a dau, of the late E. Scully, Esq., of
Cashel ; b. 1111 ; m. 1845 Eachel Sophia, dau. of
J. A. Ludford, Esq., INI.D., widow of G. Munro,
Esq. (she d. 1S54). Is a Lieutenant-General in the
Army, and Colonel 11th foot ; late Lieutenant-
Governor commanding the troops in Jamaica. —
United Service Club, S.W.
DOLLING, Robert Holbeche, Esq. (of Eden-
more).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Boughey "William Dol-
ling, by Mary, dau. of John Short, Esq. ; h. 1809 ;
m. 1842 Eliza, 3rd dau. of the late Josias Du Pre
Alexander, Esq., M.P., and niece of the 1st Earl
of Caledon. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1831) ; called to the Iri.sh Bar 1834 ; is a
Magistrate for cos. Down and INIonaghan. This
family is of French extraction, Mr. DoUing's
ancestor, a younger son of Count Dolling, having
come as a Huguenot to England 1613. — Edenmore,
near Llaghealin, co. Down ; SackviUe Street Club,
Dublin.
Jleir, his son Pobert William EatcliflPe, h. 1851.
DOLMAN, John Thomas, Esq., M.D. (of Shoul-
dern Honse).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Dolman, Esq., by
Martha, dau. of John Griffiths, f^sq., of St.
Briavel's, co. Gloucester; h. 1811; s. 1840; m.
1836 Anne Helen, 4th dau. of Samuel Cox. Esq.,
M.D., of Eaton JSishop, co. Hereford. Is M.D. of
the University of St. Andrew's : claims the ancient
Barony of Stapleton, This family was formerly
established for many centuries at Pocklington, York-
shire.— Shouldern House, near Brackley, O.Kon.
Ilcir, his son IMarmaduke Francis Cox, b. 1839.
DOLPHIN, Rev. John,
Eldest son of the late Eev. .John Dolphin, by
Martha, dau. of Lock Eawlinson, Esq., of Cha-
dington, Oxon ; J>. 1804 ; 5. 1830; vi. 1833 Mary,
4th dau, of Admiral Western. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1823); ap-
pointed Eector of Antingham in 1831 ; is a Magis-
trate for Norfolk. — Antingham Rectory, near North
Walsham, Norfolk.
DOLPHIN, Oliver, Esq. (of Turoe).
Eldest son of the late Plubert Thomas Dolphin,
Esq., of Turoe, by Mary, dau. of Peter Grehan,
Esq., of Dublin ; b. 1805 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1842 Mary,
dau. of the late Andrew Browne, Esq., of Movilla,
CO. Galw.ay, and is brother of Peter H. Dolphin,
Esq., of Danesfort, in same county. Educated at
Clongowes Coll., co. Kildare, and Trinity Coll.,
Dubhn (B.A. 1828) ; called to the Irish Bar 1833.
— Tui-oe, near Loughrea, co. Galway ; Stephen's
Green Club, Dublin.
Ht'ir, his son Andrew, b. 1846.
DOMBRAIN, Sir James, Knt. (cr. 1844).
Son of late A. Dombraiu, Esq., of Canterbury ; h.
1793 ; id. 1816 Catharine, dau, of late E. Furleigh,
Esq., M.D. Is Ins])ector-General of the Coast
Guard, Ireland ; was formerly in the Navy. This
family was formerly settled at Rouen, whence they
fled at the massacre of St. Bartholomew, — 36, Lower
Leeson Street, Dublin.
DOMVILE, Sir Charles Compton William, Bart,
(cr. 1815),
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Sir
Compton Domvile, Bart., by his 2nd wife Sarah
Helena, dau. of Frederick Trench, Esq., of Hey-
wood. Queen's co. ; b. 1822 ; s. 1857. Educated at
the Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Dublin, and a Magis-
trate for the city of Dulilin and co. Meath ; was for-
merly Lieutenant 13th Light Dragoons, and Major
CO. Dublin Militia. — Bwlch Gwyn, near Rhayader,
S. Wales ; Templeogue and Santry House, co.
Dublin ; Sackville Street Club, Dublin ; Brookes',
Boodle'.s, and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William, b. 1824 ; m.
1854 Caroline, dau. of the late General the Hon.
R. Meade,
DOMVILLE, Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1814),
Eldest son of the late Sir William Domville, Bart,
(who was Lord Mayor of London 1813-4), by a
dau. of A. Finney, Esq. ; b. 1774 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1833 ; m. 1807 Maria, dau. of Isaac SoUy, Esq., of
W^althamstow, Essex. Is a Magistrate for Sussex.
— Southfield Lodge, near Eastbourne, Sussex.
Heir, his son James Graham, b. 1812 ; m. 1848
Mary Anne, dau. of Rev. John Orde, of Wiuslade,
Hants.
DON, Sir W^illiam Henry, Bart, (cr. 1667).
Eldest son of the late Sir Alexander Don, Bart.,
by Grace, dau. of John Stein, Esq., of Edinburgh ;
b. 1825 ; s. as 7th Bart. 1826 ; m. 1st 1847
Antonia, dau. of Monsieur Leburn, of Hamburg ;
2nd 1857 Emily, dau. of J. Saunders, Esq. Was
formerly Lieutenant 5th Dragoon Guards. This
family was formerly seated at Newton Don, Ber-
wickshire,
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DONEGALL (3rd Marquis of), George Hamilton
Chichester, K.P., G.C.H., P.O., F.K.S. (cr.
1791).
Eldest son of the 2nd Marquis, by Anne, dau. of
the late Sir E. May, Bart. ; h. 1798 ; .'t. 1844 ; m.
1822 Harriet Anne, dau. of the late Eail of Glen-
gall, K.P. {(xti). Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; sits in the House of Lords as Lord Fisher-
wick, G.B. (cr. 1790) ; is Lord-Lieutenant and
Custos Rotulorum of co. Antrim ; an Aide-de-Camp
to the Queen, Colonel Queen's Own Rifle regiment,
and CJaptain of the Yeomen of Guard ; late Captain
7th Hussars ; was Vice-Ciiamberlain of the House-
hold 1831-4 ; M.P. for Belfast 1835-8 ; called to
the House of Peers as Lord Ennishowen 1841.
Patronage 11 livings. — Hayes Park, and Ormean,
CO. Down ; Fisherwick, co. Antrim; 49, Grosvenor
Street, W.
Jleir Prcs., his brother Lord Edward Chichester
(whom see).
DONEIiAlsr, Stephen Joseph, Esq. (of KiUagh).
Only son of the late Joseph Donelan, Esq., of
KiUagh, by Ellis, dau. of C. Lambert, Esq., of
Cregclare, co. Galway ; h. 1789 ; s. 1802 ; w. 1826
Evelyne, youngest dau. of the late Robert French,
Esq., of Monivoe Castle, co. Galway, and niece of
late Sir Edward O'Brien, Bart., of Dromoland, co.
Clare. Educated at Oscott Coll. ; appointed in
1808 a Captain in the 3rd West York Militia ; is a
Magistrate for co. Galway. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with the Donelans of the
ancient house of Ballj'donlan, co. Cralway. — Kil-
lagh, near Woodlawn, co. Galway.
Heir, his son Stephen Joseph Robert, h. 1830.
DONERAILE (Viscount), Hayes St. Leger (cr.
1785).
Only son of the 3rd Viscount, by Charlotte Esther,
dau. of 1st Earl of Bandon ; h. 1818 ; s. 1854 ; m.
1851 Mary Anne, dau. of G. Leno.\-Conynghani,
Esq., Chief Clerk in the Foreign Office. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork ; elected a Representative
Peer for Ireland 1857. — Doneraile House, Cork;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 45, Brook Street, W,
Heir Prcs., his cousin Iiichard, in Holy Orders,
h. 1790 ; VI. 1824 Charlotte, dau. of Sir J. Frederick,
Bart, (she d. 1856).
DONNITHOHIxrE, Edward Harris, Esq. (of
Colne Lodge).
Only surviving son of the late James Donnithorne,
Esq., by Sarah, only dau. of Captain Barapton ;
b. 1810; s. 1856; vi. 1st 1834 Elizabeth Jane,
youngest dau. of the Rev. George Moore, Rector of
Sowton, CO. Devon ; 2nd 1841 Georgiana, 2nd dau.
of the Rev. T. Linwood Strong, Rector of Sedge-
field, CO. Durham. Educated at Harrow ; entered
the Army 1827, and served in the 16th Queen's
Lancers; is a Magistrate for Middlesex. This
family is one of the oldest in Cornwall ; the name
is said to have been once Don Thoan, and they are
said to be descended from a Spaniard of that name
who was wrecked on the coast. — Colne Lodge,
Twickenham, S.W.
Jleir, his son Edward George Moore, h. 1842.
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DONOUGHMORE (Earl of), Iiichard John Hely
Hutchinson, P.O. (cr. 1800).
Elder son of the 3rd Earl, by his 1st wife Margaret,
dau. of the 1st Viscount Mountjoy ; b. 1823 ;
s. 1851 ; m. 1847 Thomasina Jocelyn, dau. and
heir of the late Walter Steele, Esq. Educated at
Harrow ; sits in the House of Lords as Viscount
Hutchinson, LT.K. (created 1821) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tipperary, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Tipperary Militia, late Lieutenant 98th
foot ; was Vice-President of the Board of Trade
1858-9. — Knocklofty, near Clonmel, co. Tipperary ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 29, Dover Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Suirdale, b. 1848.
DO]SrOVA]>T, Alexander, Esq. (of Eramfield
Place).
Son of the late Alexander Donovan, Esq., by his
3rd wife Caroline, 2nd dau. of 1st Lord Hunting-
field ; b. 1819 ; s. 1846 ; ui. 1847 Ellen, youngest
dau. of John Poulett Thompson, Esq., of Roehamp-
ton, Surrey. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1841).— Framfield Place, near Uck-
field, Sussex ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heirs, his daughters.
DONOVAN, Richard, Esq. (of Ballyinore).
Eldest son of the late Richard Donavan, Esq., by
Frances, eldest dau. of Edward Westby, Esq., of
High Park, co. Wicklow ; b. 1819 ; s. 1849 ;
m. 1850 Elizabeth Agnes, dau. of the late Rev.
Henry Wynne. Educated at Harrow and Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for Wexford (High
Sheriff 1859) ; formerly Captain Wexford Militia.
This family is the Clan Loughlan branch of the
O'Donovans, of which branch Mr. Donovan is the
head, the elder branch being the Cork family of
that name. — Ballymore, Camolin, near Ferns, co.
Wexford ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin ; Conser-
vative Clul), S.W.
Heir, his son IMchard, b. 1858.
DORATT, Sir John, Knt., M.D. (cr. 1838).
Son of the late — • Doratfc, Esq. ; b. 177- ; is a
widower. Educated at Westminster School, and
graduated M.D. at Leyden ; is a Physician, and a
Vice-President of the Society of Literature. — 21,
Bury Street, St. James's, S.W.
DORCHESTER (Lord), Guy Garleton (cr. 1786).
Only son of the late Hon. Guy Carleton, by Hen-
rietta, dau. of Edward King, Esq., of Askham Hall,
CO. York ; b. 1811 ; s. his cousin as 3rd Lord 1826 ;
m. 1837 Anne, dau. of W. J. Wauchope, Es([. Is
a Magistrate for Hants ; was formerly Lieutenant
7th Hussars. Patron 2 livings, — Grey well Hall,
near Odiham, Hants.
Heir Prcs., his uncle, the Hon. Richard Carleton
(whom see).
DORMER (Lord), Joseph Thaddeus Dormer (cr.
1615).
Only sou of the late lion. John Dormer, who was
a younger son of the 7th Lord), by Elizabeth, dau.
of Count Butler; b. 1790; s. his cousin as 11th
Lord 1826 -; m, 1829 Elizabeth Anna, dau. of Sir
Dor]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
H. J. Tichborne, Bart. ; was formerly an OflBcer
in the Austri.an service. — C4rove Park, near War-
wick ; Reform and Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John Baptist Joseph, Lieutenant
and Captain Grenadier Guards, b. 1830.
DORMEB.
(See Cottrdl-Dormcr).
DOUG-AL, John, Esq. (of Glenferness).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Dougal, Esq., by
Mary Ann, dau. of the late John Guise, Esq. ;
1). 1796 ; m. 1827 Charlotte, dau. of the late John
Sanford, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Nairn. — Glenferness, near Forres, Nairnshire,
N.B. ; 14, Bryanstou Square, W.
DOUGALL, William Henry Maitland, Esq. (of
Scot's Craig).
Second son of the late James Maitland Heriot, Esq.,
of Eamornie, co. Fife, by Margaret, dau. of William
Dalgleish, Esq., of Scot's Craig, co. Fife ; h. 1819 ;
s. 1851 ; m. 1851 Elizabeth, eldest dau. and heiress
of V/illiam Stark Dougall, Esq., of Scot's Craig.
Educated at the Edinburgh Academy ; entered the
Royal Navy 1832 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Fife. — Scot's Craig, Ferry Port-on-Craig,
Fifeshire, N.B. ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Ilcir, his son William, h. 1852.
DOUGLAS, Sir Howard, Bart., G.C.B., F.R.S.,
D.O.L. (cr. 1777).
Third Init eldest surviving son of the late Sir Charles
Douglas, Bart., by his 2nd wife Sarah, dau. of John
Wood, Esq. ; h. 1776 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart.
1809 ; m. 1799 Anne, dau. of J. Dundas, Esq. (d.)
Educated at the Eoyal Military Academy, Wool-
wich ; entered the Army in 1794 ; is a General in
the Army and Colonel 15th foot ; served in the
Peninsula ; was Governor of New Brunswick 1823-9 ;
Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands 1835-
40 ; M.P. for Liverpool 1842-7.— Carr, Perthshire,
N.B. ; Athenffium and United Service Clubs, S.W. ;
15, Green Street, W.
Jleir, his son Robert Percy, Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Army and Assistant Adjutant-General ;
h. 1805; m. 1st 1840 Anne, dau. of Colonel G. H.
Duckworth (she d. 1855); 2nd 1856 Louisa, dau.
of R. Lang, Esq., of Moor Park, Surrey.
DOUGLAS, Sir George Henry Scott, Bart. (cr.
1786).
Only son of the late Sir John James Scott Douglas,
Bart., by Hannah Cliarlotte, dau. of H. Scott, Esq.,
of Belford, co. Roxburgh ; b. 1825 ; s. 1836 ; vi.
1851 Maria JuanaPetronila, dau. of Don Francisco
Sanchez de Pina. Is a Magistrate for co. Rox-
burgh ; formerly a Captain 34th regiment. This
family was formerly of Friarshaw, co. Roxburgh.—
Springwood Park, near Kelso, Roxburghshire,
N.B. ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son James Henry Scott, b. 1853.
DOUGLAS, Sir Robert Andrews Mackenzie,
Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Robert Andrews,
Bart., by Martha Elizabeth, dau. of Joshua Rouse,
Esq., of Blenheim House, Hants ; b. 1837 ; s. his
brother as 3rd Bart. 1844. Is Captain 57th foot.
The name of tliis family was formerly Mackenzie,
but the 1st Baronet assumed the additional surname
of Douglas, as representative maternally of the
family of Douglas of Glenbervie.
Heir Frcs., his brother Kenneth, h. 1842.
DOUGLAS, Sir Charles Eurwicke, Knt., C.M.G.
(cr. 1832),
Natural son of the late Right Hon. C. Yorke ;
b. 1806 ; m. 1832 Jane Mary Ann, dau. of the late
Sir C. Des Vceux, Bart. Educated at Harrow and
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1828, M.A.
1831) ; is King at Arms of the Order of St. Michael
and St. George ; formerly Private Secretary to the
Earl of Ripon, and a Commissioner of Greenwich
Hospital ; was M.P. for Warwick 1837-52 ; elected
M.P. for Banbury 1859.— White's and Brookes'
Clubs, S.W. ; 27, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
DOUGLAS, Sir James Dawes, K.C.B. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Major James Sholto Douglas ;
b. 1785 ; m. 1815 Marianne, dau. of W. Bullock,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Royal Military Coll. ;
is a General in the Army and Colonel 42nd foot ;
served in the Peninsular War ; has been Deputy
Quartermaster-General in Scotland and Ireland,
and Governor of Guernsey. This family is a col-
lateral branch of that of the Marquis of Queens-
berry, being descended from the Hon. Sir William
Douglas, Bart., 2nd son of the 1st Earl of Queens-
berry. — 25, York Crescent, Clifton, near Bristol ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Jleir, his second but eldest surviving son Sholto
James, b. 1820; vi. 1853 Harriet, dau. of W. Mills,
Esq., of Laxham Hall. Called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn, and appointed H.lM.'s Solicitor-General
in Mauritius 1853.
DOUGLAS, Sir Joseph Abraham, Knt. (cr.
1841).
Son of the late Joseph Douglas, Esq., of White-
haven, Cumberland ; b. 1797 ; m. 1825 Martha,
dau. of Captain T. Worsell. Is Captain R.N. ;
late Commander in E.I. Co.'s Maritime Service ;
has served on the Coast of China, where he was
wounded.
DOUGLAS, Francis Brown, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Archibald Douglas, Esq.,
Advocate, of Edinburgh, by Jane, dau. of Francis
Brown, Esq., of Bellair, St. Vincent ; b. 1814 ;
m. 1st 1845 Mary Turner, eldest dau. of Charles
Maitland Christie, Esq., of Durie, co. Fife (she
d. 1848) ; 2nd 1852 Marianne, 2nd dau. of the Hon.
A. Leslie-Melville, of Branston Hall, co. Lincoln.
Educated at Edinburgh University ; called to the
Scottish Bar 1837 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for the city of Edinburgh. — 21, Moray Place, Edin-
burgh.
Jleir, his son Francis, b. 1854.
DOUGLAS, John, Esq. (of Mountain Lodge).
Son of the late William Douglas, Esq., by Eliza-
beth his wife; b. 1825; 7n. 1849 Jemima, dau. of
Captain Harry Bellhouse and grand-dau, of the late
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David Bellhouse, Esq., of Manchester, Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Armagh. — Mountain Lodge, near
Keady, co. Armagli.
Heir, his son Harry William, h. 1852.
DOUGLAS, Hon. and Kev. Artli\;r Gascoign3.
Fifth son of the ISth Earl of Morton ; h. 1S27 ; m.
1855 Annamaria Harriet, dau. of R. Richards,
Esq. Educated at University Coll., Durham
(B.A. 1848, M.A. 1849) ; appointed Rector of St.
Olave's, Southwark, 1855; of Scaldvvell 1856.—
Scaldwell Rectory, near Northampton.
DOUGLAS, Hon. and Rev. Henry.
Third son of the ISth Earl of Morton; h. 1822;
in. 1855 Mary, dau. of 10th Earl of Haddington.
Educated at University Coll., Durham ; was Minis-
ter of St. John's, Cape Town, and Chaplain to the
Bishop of Cape Town 1847-54 ; Rector of Goldsbro'
1854-5 ; appointed Rector of Hanbury 1855. —
Hanbury Rectory, near Bromsgrove, Worcester-
shire.
DOUGLAS-PENKANT, Hon. Edward Gordon.
Third son of the late Hon. John Douglas, by
Frances, dau. of Edward, 1st Earl of Harewood,
and brotlier of the 18th Earl of Morton ; b. 1800 ;
m. 1st 1833 Mary, dau. of the late G. H. Dawkins
Pennant, Esq., whose name he assumed, and who
d. 1837 ; 2nd 1846 Maria Louisa, younger dau. of
the 5th Duke of Grafton. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; entered the Army 1818 as Ensign
31st foot ; became Colonel 1846 ; retired 1847 ; is
Dep. Lieut, for co. Carnarvon and Lieutenant-
Colonel Carnarvon Militia ; has been M.P. for co.
Carnarvon since 1841. — Penryhn Castle, near Car-
narvon, N. Wales ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 36, Bel-
grave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son George Sholto, Lieutenant Royal
Carnarvonshire Militia Rifles, h. 1836.
DOVER, Lady.
Georgiana, 2nd dau. of the 6th Earl of Carlisle,
K.G. ; m. 1822 George, 1st Lord Dover, who d.
1833. — Gowran Castle and Ringwood, co. Kilkenny ;
Roehampton, Surrey, S.W. ; Dover House, White-
haU, S.W.
DOVETOlSr, Lient.-Colonel Henry.
Second son of the late Frederick Doveton, Esq., of
LTpper Wimpole Street, London, by Mary, dau.
of Benjamin Slade, Esq., of Deptford, Kent ; h.
1799 ; m. 1st 1832 Augusta, dau. of Wigram Money,
Esq. (she d. 1835) ; 2nd Grace Elizabeth, dau. of
Dr. Hutchinson, of Ripon, CO. York. Appointed in
1819 to the Bengal Military Service ; retired 1854.
—30, Norland Square, Netting Hill, W.
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1839.
DOWDALL, Rev. Latmeelot, M.A.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Lauucelot Dowdall,
D.D., by Hannah Cassandra, dau. of Richard
Eaton, Esq., of Dublin ; h. 1806 ; s. 1831 , m. 1846
Maria, 4th dau. of John Downing, Esq., of Rowes-
gift, CO. Derry, and niece of the late George Alex-
ander Downing Fullerton, Esq., of Tockington, co.
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Gloucester, and Ballintoy Castle, co. Antrim. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1827) ; ap-
pointed Rector of Rathfarnham 1853. This family
was formerly of Mountown Castle, co. Meath.
— Rathfarnham, co. Dublin.
DOWDESWELL, 'William, Esq. (of Pull Court).
Eldest son of the late John Edmund Dowdeswell,
Esq., M.P., by Carolina, dau. of C. Brietzcke, Esq.,
of St. James's Place, London; h. 1804 ; s. 1851 ;
in. 1839 Amelia, youngest dau. of R. Graham, Esq.,
of Cossington House, Somerset. Educated at West-
minster and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester (High Sheiiff 1855) ;
was M.P. for Tewkesbury 1835-47. This family
derives its name from Dodo, who, in the reign of
Ethelred, King of Mercia, founded Tewkesbury
Abbey, circa 715.— Pull Court, near Tewkesbury ;
Athenjeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Edward, h. 1841.
DOWLIISTG, Richard Brinsley, Esq. (of Llantar-
nam Abbey).*
Son of the late P. Dowling, Esq., of Dublin, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Brooke Bridges, Esq., of Spring-
vale, CO. Wexford; b. 1806; m. 1834 Frances
Marian, only dau. of the late Major Blewitt, of
Llantarnam Abbey, in direct descent from Kedivor-
Vawr, Lord of Kilsaint. Educated at Magdalene
VoW., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1835, and went the Oxford Circuit ; is
a Magistrate for co. Monmouth. This family is
of considerable antiquity in co. Westmeath,
Ireland, and suffered severely by its devotion to
the house of Stuart. — Llantarnam Abbey, New-
l^ort, Monmouthshire ; Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his son Reginald Blewitt, Ensign 25th foot,
b. 1839.
DOWJSr, COKTNOR, AND DROMORE (Bishop
of), Robert Bent Knox, D.D.
Second son of the late Hon. and Rev. Charles Knox,
by Hannah, dau. of R. Bent, Esq., and nephew (;f
the 1st Earl of Ranfurly ; h. 180S ; m. 1842
Katharine, dau. of T. G. Fitz-Gibbon, Esq., of
Ballyseede, co. Limerick. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1834, D.D. 1849) ;
was formerly Prebendary of Limerick and Chan-
cellor of Ardfert and Aghadoe ; consecrated 1849.
Patronage 55 livings. — The Palace, Holywood, co.
Down ; Athenteum Club, S.W^,
DOWINTE (Viscount), Hugh Richard Dawnay
(cr. 1680).
Eldest son of the 7th Viscount, by Slary, dau. of
the late Hon. and Right Rev. Richard Bagot,
Bishop of Bath and Wells; 6.1844; *■. 1857.—
Danby Lodge, near Whitby; Bookham Grove, near
Leatherhead, Surrey ; Baldersby Park, nearThirsk,
Yorkshire ; 8, Belgrave Square, S.W,
Heir Prcs., his brother Lewis Payn, b. 1846.
DOWNE (Viscountess).
Mary Isabel, dau. of the late Hon. and Right Rev,
Dr. Richard Bagot, Lord Bishop of Bath and
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
Dow]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
"Wells ; m. 1843 William Henry, 7th Viscount
Downe, who (L 1857. — Baldersby Park, near
Thirsk, Yorkshire ; 8, Belgrave Square, S.W.
DOWISTES (Lord), Ulysses de Burgh, K.C.B. (cr.
1822).
Onl}' son of the late T. De Burgh, Esq., hy Anne,
only dau. of D. Aigoin, Esq., and nephew of the
1st Lord; (>. 17SS; s. his uncle under a special
remainder 1826 ; ))(. 1st 1815 Maria, only dau. and
heir of Walter Bagenal, Esq. (she d. 1842) ; 2nd
1846 Christo]ihena, dau. of J. Buchanan, Esq.,
^^idow of J. W. Fleming, Esq., M.P., of Stonham
Park, Hants. Is a General in the Army, and
Colonel 29th foot ; was M.P. for co. Carlow 1818-26,
for Queenborough 1826-30 ; elected a llepresenta-
tive Peer 1831. — Bert House, near Athy, co. Kil-
dare; Carlton C^lub, S.W. ; 19, Grafton Street, W.
DO'WK'MAN', Lady (of Laughton Lodge).
Mary, dau. of J. Marsh, Esq. ; -m. 18 — Lieute-
nant-General Sir T. Uowiiman, K.C.B., who d.
1852. — Laughton Lodge, near Hailsham, Sussex.
DOWNSHIRE (Marquis of), Arthur WiUs
Blundell - Sandys - Trumbull -'Windsor - Hill
(cr.l789).
Eldest son of the 3rd Marquis, by Maria, dau. of the
5th Earl of Plymouth ; h. Lsl2 ; .s. 1845; m. 1837
Caroline Frances, dau. of F.M. Visct. Combermere,
G.C.B. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
sits in the House of Lords as Earl of Hillsborough,
U.K. [cr. 1772) ; is a Magistrate for cos. Antrim,
Down, Kildare, and Wicklow ; is Llereditary
Constable of Hillsborough aiul Colonel S. Down-
shire Militia ; was M.P. fur Downshire 1836-45.
Patron 2 livings. — Easthampstead Park, near
Wokingham, Berks ; Hillsborough Castle, co.
Down ; 24, Belgrave Square, S.W.
J/cir, his son Arthur, Earl of Hillsborough, ?>.
1844.
DOWSON, Benjamin, Esq..
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Uttiiig Dowson,
Esq., of Geldestone, Norfolk, by Susannah, dau. of
Joseph Withers, Esq., of North Walsham ; b.
1787; in. 1814 Martha, dau. of Robert Postle,
Esq., of Horstead. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ;
was an Officer in the Bungay Volunteers 1804-7.—
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Jlcii; his son Charles, in Holy Orders, /*. 1815 ; //(.
1846 Adelaide Antoinette, dau. of Lieut. De Mont-
morency, R.N., of Greenwich Hospital.
DOYLE, Sir Francis Hastings Charles, Bart. (cr.
1838).
Eldest sou of the late Sir Francis Hastings Doyle,
Bart., by Diana Elizabeth, dau. of Sir William
Mordaunt INIilner, Bart., of Nun Appleton, co.
York; h. 1810; s. as 2nd Bart. 1837; m. 1844
Sydney, dau. of the late Plight Hon. C. W. Watkins
Wynn, Esq., M.P. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1832, B.C.L. 1843), and was some
time Fellow of All Souls Coll. ; called to the Bar at
the Inner Temple 1837, and went the Northern
Circuit; is IJeceiver-General of Customs. — 12,
Great Cumberland Street, W.
Jldi; his son Francis Grcnville, h. 1848.
D'OYLY, Sir John Hadley, Bart. (cr. 1663).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Hadley D'Oyly,
6th Bart., by Diana, widow of William Cotes, Esq.,
of Calcutta, and niece of the 1st Earl of Belvidere ;
/>. 1794 ; s. his brother as 8th Bart. 1845 ; m. 1819
C'harlotte, dau. of George Nesbitt Thompson, Esq.,
of Penton Lodge, Hants (divorced) ; 2nd 1830
jMary, dau. of the Hon. John FendaU. Educated
at Haileybury Coll. ; appointed to the E.I. Co.'s
service 1812 ; was formerly a Collector, Magistrate,
and Judge in India, where he held several civil
appointments. The 6th Bart, was a distinguished
Bengal Civil servant and intimate friend of Warren
Hastings, and subsequently M.P. for Ipswich.
Heir, his son Charles Walters, Captain 58th
Bengal Infantry, b. 1822; Jii. 1855 Emelie Jane,
dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Nott, of the Madras
Army.
DOYNE, Robert Stephen, Esq. (of WeUs).
Eldest son of the late Robert Doyne, Esq., by An-
nette Constantia, dau. of the Right Hon. John
Beresford, 2nd son of Marcus, 1st Earl of Tyrone ;
b. 1806; s. 1850; m. 1834 Sarah Emily, dau. of
Joseph Pratt, Esq., of Cabra Castle, King's Court,
CO. Cavan. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wexford ; was High
Sheriff of Wexford 1835, and of Carlow 1844 ; for-
merly Lieutenant 7th Hussars.. — Wells, near Oulart,
CO. Wexford ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Jleir, ]ns son Charles Mervyn, h. 1839.
DRAKE, Sir Thomas Trayton Fuller Elliott,
Bart. (er. 1821).
Eldest son of the late John Trayton Fuller, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of the 1st Lord Heathfield, and
brother of the late A. E. Fuller, Esq., M.P. for E.
Sus.sex ; b. 1785 ; m. 1819 Eleanor, dau. of James
Halford, Esq., of Laleham, Middlesex (she d. 1841).
Is a Dep. Lieut, for Devon ; was formerly an
Officer in the Army, and served in the Peninsular
War. The great Sir Francis Drake was of this
family.. — Nutwell Court, near Exeter, Devon ; 42,
St. James's Street, S.W.
Jleir Prcs., his brother Rose Henry Fuller,
Commander R.N., b. 1789 ; m. 1831 Margaretta
Jane, dau. of Sir Robert Sheffield, Bart.
DRAKE, William Richard, Esq., F.S.A. (of Oat-
lands).
Eldest son of the late William Drake, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Robert Lincoln, Esq. ; b. 1817 ;
m. 1846 Katharine Stewart Forbes, dau. of the late
R. T. Goodwin, Esq., formerly jMember of the
Supreme C'ouncil at Bombay ; is the Representative
of a younger branch of the Drakes of Ashe, co.
Devon. — Oatlands Lodge, near Walton-on-Thames,
Surrey ; Athenwum Club, S.W.
DRAKE.
(See Beane-Bral-c)
DRAX, John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge-Erle-,
Esq. (of Charlborough Park).
Son of the late S. E. Sawbridge, Esq. ; b. 1800 ; m.
1827 Jane Frances, only dau. of the late R. Erie-
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[Dru
Diax-Grosvenor, Esq., M.P. Assumed the name
of Ei-le-Drax in 1828 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Dorset ; was M.P. for Wareham 1841-67,
rechosen 1859. Is Patron of 3 livings. — Charl-
borougli-Park, near Wimborne, Dorset ; Holnest
House, Dorset ; Olentigh, Kent ; EUerton Abbey,
Yorkshire; Windham Club, S.W.
DRE'WE, Edward Simcoe, Esq. (of Honiton
Grange).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Edward Drewe, M.A.,
by Caroline, dau. of John Henry Allen, Esq., of
Cresselly, co. Pembroke ; b. 1805 ; s. his uncle
1830 ; m. 1828 Jane Susan Adele, dau. and heir of
Jean Gaspard Prevost, of Geneva. Educated at
Oriel Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Devon and
Somerset, and a Dep. Lieut, for Devon (High
Sheriff 1845).— The Grange, Honiton, Devon;
Windham and Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis Edward, a Magistrate for
Devon, formerly Captain 23rd Fusiliers ; served
in the Crimea 1854-6 ; late Colonel of the 1st
Devon Militia ; is Chevalier of the Legion of
Honour ; has the Sardinian and Crimean medals,
with four clasps, &c. ; b. 1830 ; m. 1858 Louisa,
eldest dau. of the Rev. Frederick Vincent, of Stin-
fold, near Horsham, Sussex.
DROGHEDA ( Marquis of ), Henry Francis Sey-
mom- Moore, P.O. (cr. 1791).
Only son of the late Lord Heniy S. Moore, by
Mary Letitia, dau, of the 1st Lord Cougleton ; b.
1825 ; s. his uncle as 3rd Marquis 1837; m. 1847
Mary Caroline, dau. of the 2ud Lord Wharncliffe.
Sits in the House of Lords as Baron Moore, U.K.
(cr. 1801) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Kildare and a Magistrate for Queen's co. — Moore
Abbey, near Monastrevan, co. Kildare ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; Claridge's Hotel, W.
Jlcir Prcs. (to the Irish Earldom of Drogheda
only), his cousin Ponsonby Arthur Moore, Esq,
(whom see).
DROUGHT, George "Warbvirton, Esq. (of Car-
gins).
Third son of the late G. M. J. Drought, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of Thomas Acton, of Westacton, co.
Wicklow ; b. 1823. Educated at Dungannon and
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1844) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Roscommon ; entered the Army 1844 ; was
formerly Captain 51st Light Infantry ; served in
India and in the Burmese War, for which he has
the Medal.- — Cargins, nearTulsk, co. Roscommon ;
United Service Club, Dublin ; Army and Navy
Club, S.W,
DROUGHT, Lieut,-Colonel John Head (of Let-
tybrook).
Eldest son of the late John A, Drought, Esq., by
Letitia, dau. of John Head, Esq., of Ashley Park ;
b. 1790 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1853 Frances, dau. of Henry
Spunnes, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for King's co, (High Sheriff 1821); entered the
Army 1808 ; was formerly Captain 13th Light
Dragoons. — Lcttybrook, near Kinnitty, King's co.
Jlcir, bis son Thomas Armstrong, b. 1857.
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DRUMMOND, Sir James "Walker, Bart. (cr.
1826).
Eldest son of the late Sir Francis Walker Drum-
raond, Bart., by Margaret Anne, dau. of Sir John
Forbes Drummond, Bart. ; b. 1811 ; s. as 3rd Bart,
1844 ; m. 1853 Mary Eleanor, dau. of Sir James
Hamlyn Williams, Bart, Is a Magistrate and Dep,
Lieut, for Midlothian ; was formerly Captain Gre-
nadier Guards. — Hawthornden, Midlothian, N. B.
Heir, his sou James Hamlyn Williams, b, 1857.
DRUMMOND, Hon, James Robert, C.B,
Second son of 5th Viscount Strathallan ; b. 1812 ;
m. 1856 Catharina, dau. of Admiral Hon. G.
Elliot. Educated at the Royal Naval Coll. ; en-
tered the Navy 1826 ; became Captain 1846 ;
served on Chinese, American, and other stations ;
appointed a Lord of Admiralty 1859. — Admiralty,
S.W.
DRUMMOND, Andrew Robert, Esq. (of Cad-
lands),
Eldest son of the late Andrew Berkeley Drum-
mond, Esq., by Mary, dau. of John, 2nd Earl of
Egmont; b. 1794; s. 1833; w. 1822 Elizabeth
Frederica, dau, of the late Duke of Rutland, K,G,
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants (High Sheriff
1838) ; was formerly Captain Commandant New
Forest Yeomanry, — Cadlands, near Southampton^
Hants ; 2, Bryauston Square, W,
Heir, his son Andrew John, b. 1823,
DRUMMOND, Henry Home, Esq. (of Blair
Drummond),
Eldest son of the late George Home-Drummond,
Esq., by Janet, dau. of the Rev. John Jardine,
D.D, ; b. 1783 ; s. 1819 ; m. 1812 Christian, dau,
and heiress of Charles Moray Stirling, Esq., of
Abercairny. Educated at Edinbui-gh and C.C.C.,
Oxford (B.C.L. 1809) ; called to the Bar at Edin-
burgh 1808 ; appointed Vice-Lieutenant of co.
Perth 1835 ; w.as M.P. for co. Stirling 1820-31,
for CO. Perth 1840-52. — Blair Drummond, ne;^r
Stirling, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George, b. 1814.
DRUMMOND, Charles Home, Esq. (of Aber-
cairny).
Younger son of Henry Home Drummond, Esq., of
Blair Drummond, N.B. (whom see), by Christian,
eldest dau. of Chailes INIoray Stirling, Esq., of Aber-
cairny ; b. 1816 ; m. 1845 Anne Georgina, dau,
of 5th Marquis of Queensberry, K.T, Educated
at Edinburgh University ; is a Magistrate and Dep,
Lieut, for co. Perth ; was formerly in the 15th
Hussars and 2nd Life Guards. — Abercairny, near
Crieff, Perthshire, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
Petersham, Surrey, S.W,
Heir, his son Henry Edward, b. 1846.
DRUMMOND, Henry, Esq., F.E.S. (of Albury
Park),
Eldest son of the late Henry Drunnnond, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Henry, 1st Viscount Melville, K.T. ;
b. 1786; s. 1794; m, 1807 Lady Henrietta Hay
Drn]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Druramoiid, eldest dau. of Tiobert, 9th Earl of
KinnouU (she d. 1S54). Educated at Harrow and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Surrey ; has been M.P. for West Surrey since
1847 ; is Founder of the Professorship of Political
Economy at Oxford ; rejiresents a younger branch
of the family of Strathallan. — Aldbury Park, near
Guildford, Surrey; Travellers' Club, S.W.
Ilciv, his dau. Louisa, m. 1845 to Lord Lovaine,
eldest son of the Earl of Beverley,
DEUMMOWD, John, Esq. (of Boyce Court).
Eldest son of the late John Drummond, Esq., by
Susan, dau. of the 9th Earl of Westmoreland ; h.
1793; s. 1835 ; m. 1821 Georgiana Augusta Finch,
dau. of the 8th Earl of Winchilsea. Educated at
Harrow ; is a Magistrate for Gloucestershire, and
aLieutenant-General in the Army; served in the
Peninsula, and bears the war medal with three
clasps ; was formerly in the Coldstream Guards.
This family is descended from Mauritz, grandson
of Andrew I., King of Hungary, who conducted
his cousin Margaret, sister of Edgar Atheling, on
her return to England, and thence to Scotland,
where he was in high favour with the King, who
gave him many estates, and he then assumed the
name of Drummond. — Boyce Court, near Dymock,
Gloucestershire ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Georgiana Matilda, m. 1852
George Onslow Deane, Esq.
DE.UMMOWD, John Mtirray (of Meggincli
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Adam Drum-
mond, K.C.H., by Charlotte, eldest dau. of John,
4th Duke of Athole, and widow of Sir John Men-
zies, Bart.; h. 1803; s. 1849; m. 1835 Frances
Jemima, 4th dau. of the late General Sir John
Oswald, of Dunnikier, G.C.B., G.C.M.G. Edu-
cated at Eoyal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth ; was for-
merly in the Grenadier Guard.s. This family was
formerly of Lennoch and I\[egginch, N.B. — Meg-
ginch Castle, near Errol, Perthshire.
Heir Prcs., his son Malcolm, h. 1856.
DKUMMOWD, Eev. Robert.
Second son of the late Vice- Admiral Sir Adam
Drummond, by Lady Charlotte Mui-ray, dau. of
John, 4th Duke of Athole ; h. 1804 ; m. 1841 Char-
lotte Olivia Elizabeth, younger dau. of the late
Colonel Strutt and the Ijaroness Eayleigh. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1825) ; appointed Vicar of Fering 1829. —
Fering Vicarage, near Kelvedon, Essex.
DRUMMOND-HAY.
(See Ifaf/.)
DRUMMOTTD-WILLOUGPIBY.
(See under Willoug]d»j cVEntLii.)
DRURY, Rev. Charles (of Knightstone).
Youngest son of the late Eev. Joseph Drury, D.D.,
of Cockwood, Devon, by Louisa, dau, of Benjamin
Heath, Esq., LL.D., of Exeter; 6. 1788; s. 1834.
Educated at Harrow 'and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1810, M.A. 1813) ; elected Michel Fellow of
Queen's Coll., Oxford 1812 ; appointed Rector of
Pontesbury (2nd portion) 1824 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Salop, and an Honorary Prebendary of
Hereford ; was formerly Incumbent of Ossington,
Notts, This family was formerly from Rougliam,
near Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, and after of
Lesiate, near Lynn, Norfolk. — Pontesburj^ near
Shrewsbury ; Knightstone, near Ottery, Devon.
Heir Prcs., his nephew Henry, in Holy Order.s,
Chaplain to the House of Commons, h. 1812 ; m.
1843 Amelia, dau. of the Eev. Giles Daubeney, of
Lydiard Tregooze, Wilts.
DRY, Sir Richard, Knt. (cr. 1858).
Late Speaker of the Legislative Council of Tas-
mania.— Hobart Town, Tasmania.
DRYDEN, Sir Edward Hem-y Leigh, Bart. (cr.
1795).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir Henry Dryden.
Bart., by Eliza, dau. of the Rev. Julius Hutchinson ;
h. 1818 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1837. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1839) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton (High Sheriff
1844). The poet Dryden was of this family. The
1st Baronet of the 2nd creation was a son of
Sir E. Turner, 2nd Baronet of that name. — Canons
Ashby, near Daventry, Northamptonshire.
Heir Prcs., his brother Alfred Erasmus, Barris-
ter-at-Law, l. 1821 ; m. 1849 Isabella, dau. of the
Rev. J. Curwen.
DRYSDALE, Lady.
Elizabeth, dau, of J. Pew, Esq. ; in. 1st 1807
W. Copland, Esq. ; 2nd 1821 Sir W. Drysdale, who
cl. 1847. — 8, Royal Circus, Edinburgh.
DUBERLY, James, Esq. (of Gaines Hall),
Eldest son of the late James Duberl}', Esq., by his
first wife Rebecca, dau. of Edward Howard, Esq.,
of Middlesex; h. 1788; s. 1832; m. 1837 Emily
Hannah, 3i-d dau. of the late Hon. Colonel William
Grey. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for
Hunts ; entered the Army in 1806 ; was formerly
in the 11th Light Dragoons ; served in the Penin-
sula and in Flanders in 1815. — Gaines Hall, Great
Stoughton, near St. Neots, Hunts ; Athenreum
and Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his sou William, h. 1841 ; educated at Eton.
DUBLITsT (Archbhshop of), Richard Whately,
D.D., P.C.
Fourth son of the late Rev. Dr. Whately, of Non-
such Park, Surrey, by dau. of W. Plumer, Esq. ;
b. 1787 ; in.. 1821 Mary, dau. of W. Pope, Esq.
Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1808, M.A.
1812, B.D. and D.D. 1825); became Fellow of
Oriel ISll, Bampton Lecturer 1822, Principal of
St. Alban's Hall 1825 ; consecrated 1831 ; is Pri-
mate of Ireland, Chancellor of the Order of St.
Patrick, and Visitor of Trinity Coll., Dublin. Author
of " Essays," " Elementsof Logic," "Rhetoric," e^c.
Patron 56 hvings. — Redesdale, near Stillorgan, co.
Dublin ; 16, Stephen's Green, Dublin.
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DU BOULAY, Jolin, Esq..(of Donhead Hall).
Son of the late Franfois Houssemayne Du Boulay,
Esq., of Forest House, Walthamstow, by Elizabeth,
dau. of Archibald Paris, Esq., of Wanstead, Essex,
who was descended from a Huguenot family ; 6.
1811 ; VI. 1841 Mary Farr, dau. of the Eev. Harry
. Farr Yeatman, of Stock House, Dorset. Educated
at Exeter Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Dorset
and Wilts, and a Dep. Lieut, for Wilts ; purchased
Donhead Hall (formerly the residence of Sir God-
frey Kneller) in 1851 of Mrs. Charles Wyndhara.
This family is descended from the Marquis d'Argens,
a Huguenot, who left France after the revocation
of the Edict of Nantes, in 1685, and fled to Holland.
His grandson, Benjamin Francois Ploussemayne
Du Boulay, was ordained Deacon by the Bishop of
London in 1751, and was elected Pastor to the
French Protestant Church in Threadneedle Street,
London. — Donhead Hall, near Salisbury.
ffeli; his son Arthur Houssemayne, R.N., &. 1843.
DU BUI S SON, "WiUiam, Esq. (of Glynhir).
Eldest son of the late William Du Buisson, Esq.,
by Caroline, dau. of James Henckell, Esq., of
Wandsworth, Surrey; h. 1818; s. 1828; m. 1853
Mary, 3rd dau. of John Lawford, Esq., of Totten-
ham, Middlesex. Educated at Winchester and
Oriel Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Carmarthen. — Glynhir, near Llandilo, Car-
marthenshire.
DU CANE, Charles, Esq. (of Braxtead Park).
Eldest son of the late Charles Du Cane, Esq.,
Captain R.N. (who d. 1850), by Frances, 2ud dau.
of the late Eev. C. Prideaux-Brune, of Prideaux
Place, Cornwall ; h. 1825 ; s. 1850. Educated at
Charterhouse and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1847) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex ; has
been M.P. for North Essex since 1857 ; was M.P.
for Maldon 1852-3. This family is of Dutch ex-
traction.— Braxtead Park, near Witham, Essex ;
Carlton, Conservative, Arthur's, and Boodle's Clubs^
S.W. ; 64, Lowndes Square, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Francis, Major P.E. ; h.
1826 ; m. 1857 Louisa, dau. of the late General
Sir William Anson, Bart.
DUCIE (Earl), Henry John Reynolds Moreton
(or. 1837).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Elizabeth, dau. of
the 2nd Lord Sherborne ; h. 1827 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1849
Julia, dau. of J. H. Langston, Esq., of Sarsfield,
Oxon. Educated at Eton ; is Lord-Lieutenant of
CO. Gloucester; wasM.P. for Stroud 1S52-3. Patron-
age 1 living. Represents a younger branch of the
Moretons of Moreton Hall. — Tortworth Court, near
Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire ; Brookes'
Club, S.W. ; 30, Prince's Gate, Hyde Park, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Moreton, h. 1857.
DUCKETT, Sir George Floyd, Bart. (or. 1791).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Duckett, Bart.,
by Isabella, dau. of Stainbank Floyd, Esq., of Bar-
nard Castle, CO. Durham ; h. 1811 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1856 ; m. 1845 Isabella, dau. of Lieutenant-General
Sir L. Smith, Bart., G.C.B. Educated at Harrow
and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Dep. Lieut, for Middle-
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sex ; wa.s formerly a Major in the Army, and served
in the 2nd Life Guards, 15th Hussars, and 82nd
and 87th regiments. This family is of great an-
tiquity, .and is descended from Richard Dukett, a
judge temp. Henry III., A.D. 1224. — Coningsby,
Lincolnshire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W. ;
24, Gloucester Gardens, Hyde Park, W.
DUCKETT, John Dawson, Esq. (of Diickett's
G-rove).
Eldest son of the late William Duckett, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of John Dawson Coate.s,
Esq., of Dawson Court, Dublin ; h. 1791 ; m. 1819
Sarah Summers, dau. of William Hutchinson, Esq.,
of Timoney, co. Tipperary. Educated at Exeter
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Carlow
(High Sheriff 1819). Mr. Duckett is lineally de-
scended from Gundrida, daughter of William the
Conqueror, and is also 22nd in direct descent from
Edward I. — Duckett's Grove, near Carlow ; Kil-
dare-Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son William, b. 1822 ; educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (High Sheriff of co. Carlow
1854).
DUCK-WORTH, Sir John Thomas Bidler, Bart,
(or. 1813).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir John Thomas
Duckworth, Bart., by Susannah Catherine, dau. of
the Right Rev. William Duller, D.D., Lord Bishop
of Exeter ; h. 1809 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1817 ; m. 1850
Mary Lsabella, dau. of John Buller, Esq., of Morval,
Cornwall. Educated at Eton and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1829) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Devon,
and Major of the r)evon Yeomanry Cavalry ; waa
M.P. for Exeter 1845-57. —Wear House, near
Exeter, Devon; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 63, St.
James's Street, S.W.
DUCK-WOBTH, Captain John (of Movmt Erris).
Eldest son of the late John Duckworth, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of James Williams, of Mitchel Dean ;
h. 1787 ; s. 1805 ; m. 1810 Mary, dau. of Francis
Smallman, Esq. Appointed Captain Leitrim Militia
1807; is a Magistrate for cos. Roscommon and
Sligo. This family is of English extraction, and
settled in Ireland in 1792. — Mount Erris, near
Boyle, CO. Roscommon.
Heir, his son William, Captain in the Roscommon
Militia ; h. 1822 ; m. 1850 Maria Henrietta, dau.
of Rev. Richard D'Olier,
DUCKWORTH, ■WiUiam, Esq. (of Orchard Leigh
Park).
Only surviving son of the late George Duckworth,
Esq. ; &. 1795 ; s. 1815 ; m. 1st 1825 Hester Emily,
dau. of Robert Philips, Esq., of The Park,
Prestwich ; 2nd 1836 Margaret Elizabeth, dau. of
S. Yate Benyon, Esq. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for
Hants and Somerset. — Orchard Leigh Park, near
Frome, Somerset ; Athenasum Club, S.W. ; 38,
Br3i'anston Square, W.
Heir, his son William Arthur, M.A., of Trinity
Coll., Cambridge, in Holy Orders ; h. 1829 ; m.
1859 Edina, youngest dau. of Lord Campbell.
Duf]
COUNTY FAMILIES 0¥
DUFF, Hon. George Skene.
Second son of the late Hon. Kir A. DufF, G.C.B.,
and brother of the 5th Earl of Fife ; b. 1S16.
Formerly Attache at A^ienna ; was M.P. for Elgin,
&c., 18-1:7-57 ; appointed Lord-Lieutenant of Elgin
1856.— Milton DufF, near Elgin, N.B. ; 130, Pic-
cadilly, W.
DUFF, Adam, Esq. (of Woodcote).
Third son of the late Colonel Duff, of Fetteresso,
N.B. (see that family), by Mary, dau. of G. Mori-
son, Esq., of Haddo, and grand-dau. aud heiress
of General Abercromby, of Glassaugh, N.B. ; b.
1800 ; VI. 1829 Eleanor, dau. of Captain Eraser, of
"Woodcote House. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Oxon and co. Caithness. — Woodcote House,
Heath End, near Henley-on-Thames ; Conservative
Club, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Thomas Fiaser, b. 1830 ; m. 1858
his cousin Maria Albertina, dau. of Robert DufF,
Esq., of Fetteresso,
DUFF, Garden WiUiam, Esq. (of Hatton Castle).
Third son of late Garden DufF, Esq., by Louisa
Dunbar, dau. of Benjamin, Lord DufFus ; b. 1814 ;
s. 1858 ; m. 1850 Douglas Isabella Maria, dau. of
Beauchamp C. Urquhart, Esq., of Meldrum, N.B.
Is a Magistrate for cos. Aberdeen and Banff. —
Hatton Castle, near TurrifF, Aberdeenshire.
Heir, his son Garden Alexander, b. 1853.
DUFF, George William, Esq. (of Veynol).
Eldest son of Captain 11. (t. DufF, of Wellington
Lodge, Isle of Wight, by Mary, daii. of the late
Wm. Buckler Astley, Esq., and niece of the late
Thomas Assheton Smith, Esq., of Veynol and Ted-
worth : h. 1848 ; s. 1859, under the will of his
great aunt, the late Mrs. Assheton Smith. This
family is a younger branch of the DufFs of Hatton,
CO. Aberdeen. — Veynol, near Carnarvon.
Heir Pics., his brother Chai'les Garden, b. 1851.
DUFF, ITorwicli, Esq., F.R.S.E.
Only son of the late George DufF (who was killed in
command of H. M.'s ship Marti, .at Trafalgar), by
Sophia, dau. of Alexander Dirom, Esq., ofMuiresk,
CO. Banff, N.B. ; b. 1794 ; m. 1833 Helen Mary,
only child of John Schoolbred, Esq. Educated at
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Somerset and Banffshire, a Magistrate for the city
of Bath, and a Vice-Admiral in the Royal Navy ;
was A.-D.-C. to her Majesty ; served at Trafalgar,
&c. This family is descended from a common an-
cestor with the Earl of Fife. — 10, Marlborough
Buildings, Bath ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Alexander James, b. 1847.
DUFF, Kicliard Wharton, Esq. (of Orton\
■ Youngest surviving son of the late Thomas Whar-
ton, Esq., by Sophia Henrietta, 5th dau. of William,
1st Earl of Fife ; 6. 19th May, 1782 ; s. his maternal
uncle Hon. Arthur DufF, 1805, when he assumed the
name of DufF by Royal sign mauual ; m. 1809 Anne,
2nd dau. of Alexander 3rd Earl of Fife. Educated,
at Edinburgh University ; is a INIagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Moray and Banff; was Comp-
troller of Excise for Scotland 1804-34 (abolished).
— Orton House, near Fochabers, Morayshire, N.B. ;
New Club, Edinburgh.
Ilclr, his son Alexander Thomas, b. 1811.
DUFF, Robert, Esq. (of Fetteresso).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Duff", of Fetteresso,
N.B., by Mary, dau. of G. Morison, Esq., of
Haddo, and grand-dau. and heire.ss of General
Abercromby, of Glassaugh, N.B. ; b. 1790 ; s.
1834 ; m. 1834 Marie Magdaleine, dau. of Claude
Jerome Namont, of Chaulnes, Picardy, France.
Educated at Edinburgh University ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Kincardine and Banff, and
a Magistrate for co. Aberdeen ; was formerly
Lieutenant-Colonel of the Local Militia. This
family is lineally descended from the great-grandson
of David de Strabolgie, 11th Earl of Athole, who
assumed the name of Duff to denote his descent from
McDuff, Thane of Fife, and to whom Robert IIL,
of Scotland, restored part of the property forfeited
Ity his ancestor, for high treason, m a charter under
his great seal, dated Feb. 3rd, 1404.* — Fetteresso
Castle, near Stonehaven, N.B. ; New Club, Edin-
burgh.
Heirc6S, his dau. IMarie Albertine, m. 1858
Thomas Eraser, eldest son of Adam Duff', Esq., of
Woodcote, Oxon (whom see).
DUFF, Robert George, Esq. (of Wellington
Lodge).
Third son of the late Garden Duff, Esq., of Hat-
ton, CO. Aberdeen, by Louisa, dau. of 6th Lord
Duffus ; m. 1847 Mary, only child of the late
William Buckler Astley, Esq., and niece of the
late Thomas Assheton Smith, Esq., M.P., of Veynol.
Is a Magistrate for Hants aud Banffshire ; was for-
merly a Captain in the Army. — Wellington Lodge,
near Ryde, Isle of Wight ; Veynol Park, Bangor,
N. Wales ; Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes.
DUFF
DUFF.
(See Gardon-Duff.)
(See Grcmt-Duf.)
DUFFERIlSr AND CLANDEBOYE (Lord),
Frederick Temple Blackwood (or. 1800).
Only son of the 4th Lord, by Helen Selina, dau. of
the late Thomas Sheridan, Esq. ; b. 1826 ; s. 1841 ;
sits in the House of Lords as Lord Clandeboye,
U.K. {cr. 1850). Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Down ; was a Lord in Waiting 1849-52 aud 1854-
58. — Clandeboye, near Holywood, co. Down ; Killy-
leagh, CO. Down ; Dufferin Lodge, Highgate, N.
Heir Prcs., his uncle William Steer (whom see).
DUFFERIW, Dowager Lady.
Anne Dorothea, only dau. of the 1st Lord Oriel;
m. 1801 James, 1st Lord Dufferin, who d. 1836.
• — Glenghana, near Bangor, co. Down.
See Douglas's
Baronage of Scotlaiul," cd, l/"98, p. 136.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Dun
DUFFEBIiN", Lady.
Selhiii, dau. of the late Thomas Sheridan, Esq.,
and grand-dau. of the late Right Hon. R. B.
Sheridan, M.P. ; m. 1825 Price, 4th Lord DufFerin,
who d. 1841.— DuflPerin Lodge, Highgate, N. ; 39,
Grosvenor Place, S.W.
DUFFIELD, Charles Philip, Esq. (of Marcham
Park).
Thii-d son of the late Thomas Duffield, Esq., many
years M.P. for Abingdon, by his 1st wife Emily
Frances, dau. of the late George Elwes, Esq., of
Marcham Park, Berks; b. 1830. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Berks (High Sheriff 1859).—
Marcham Park, near Abini^don, Berks ; Carlton
and CJonservative Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his half-brother Thomas, Lieutenant
in the Cavalry, b. 1839.
DUPEIELD, Misses (of Sunning HiU).
Mary and Louisa, daus. of the late Duffield,
Esq., of Marcham Park, near Abingdon, and aunts
of C. P. Duffield, Esq. (whom see). — Sunning Hill,
near Ascot, Surrey.
DITPPUS (Lord), George Sutherland Dunbar
(cr. 1650). [See Sir G. S. Dunbar, Bart.]
Elder son of the 6th Lord, by Janet, dau. of G.
Mackay, Esq. ; b. 1799 ; s. 1843. Is a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Caithness. This title, which was forfeited
in the rebellion of 1715, was restored in 1826. —
Hemprigg Castle, Caithness-shire, N.B.
DUGDALE, -William Stratford, Esq. (of Mere-
vale).
Only son of the late Dugdale S. Dugdale, Esq.,
M.P., of Merevalo, by Charlotte, dau. of the 1st
Viscount Curzon, of Plagley, co. Stafford ; b. 1800 ;
s. 1836 ; m. 1827 Harriet Ella, youngest dau. of
the late E. B. Portman, Esq., M.P., and sister of
the 1st Lord Portman. Educated at AVestminster
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and De]).
Lieut, for co. Warwick ; was M.P. for N.
Warwickshire 1833-47. This family is descended
through a female branch from the celebrated anti-
quary , Sir William Dugdale, whose seat, Blyth
Hall, near Coleshill, Warwickshire, is still in the
possession of the family. — Merevale Hall, near
Atherstone, Warwickshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Stratford, b. 1838, M.A.,
of Balliol Coll., Oxford ; called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1858.
DUKE, Sir James, Bart. (er. 1849).
Son of the late Mr. John Duke, by Elizabeth, dau.
of Mr. Thomas Tait, of Montrose; b. 1793. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lincolnshire, Sus-
ses, and Middlesex, and a Commissioner of Lieu-
tenancy for London, of which he was successively
Sheriff, Alderman, and Lord ]\Iayor in 1848-9 ;
was M.P. for Boston 1837-49 ; since that time for
London. — Laughton Lodge, near Hurst, Sussex;
Reform Club, S.W. ; 43, Portland Place, W.
DUKE, the Bev. Edward (of Lake House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Edward Duke, M.A., by
Harriet, dau. of Henry Hinxman, Esq., of Ivy-
193
Church House, Wilts ; b. 1814 ; s. 1852. Educated
at Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1858) ;
is a Magistrate for Wilts. This family, according
to the Herald's visitation in 1623, is a branch of
the ancient family of Duke, of Power Hayes, Devon.
The estate of Lake was purchased by George Duke,
Esq., in 1578. — Lake House, near Salisbury, Wilts.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Hinxman, Vicar
of Westbury, Wilts, b. 1817.
DUKE, Jemmett, Esq. (of New Park).
Fourth son of the late Robert King Duke, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Roger Parke, of
Dunally, co. Sligo ; b. 1801 ; m. 1836 Mary, 2nd
dau. of the Rev. W^illiam Duke. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1832) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Sligo. This family has resided
in the co. of Sligo for upwards of 200 years. — New
Park, near Ballymote, co. Sligo.
Heir, his son Robert Alexander, b. 1836.
DUKINPIELD, Lady.
Jane, dau. of the late Sir J. Craufurd, Bart. ; in. 1st
1823 General Tilson Chowne ; 2nd 1836 the Rev. Sir
Henry R. Dukinfield, Bart, {ext.), who d. 1858.—
33, Eaton Place, S.W.
DUMAEESQUE, Lady Elizabeth Sophia (of
SurklandHaU).
Elder dau. of the late Hon. A. R. Butler-Danvei-s,
and sister of the 4 th Earl of Lanesborough ; m.
1828 Lieutenant-Colonel H. Dumaresque, who d.
1838. — SurklandHaU, near Loughborough, Leices-
tershire.
DUJST ALLEY (Lord), Henry Prittie (cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the late Hon. Francis Aldborough
Prittie (whocZ. 1853), by Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Right Hon. G. Ponsonby ; b. 1807 ; s. his uncle as
3rd Lord 1854 ; m. 1841 Anne Maria Louisa, only
dau. of the 1st Viscount Lismore. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for King's
CO., and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tip-
perary. — Kilboy, nearNenagh, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son Henry O'Callaghan, b. 1851.
DUNBAB, Sir ■wmiam, Bart. (cr. 1694).
Eldest son of the late James Dunbar, Esq., of
the 21st Light Dragoons (who d. 1840), by Anna
Catharina, dau. of the Baron de Reede d'Outshoorn,
of Holland ; b. 1812; s. his uncle Sir William
Rowe Dunbar as 7th Bart. 1841 ; m. 1842 Catherine
Hay, eldest dau. of the late James Paterson, Esq.,
of Carpow House, co. Perth. Educated at Edin-
burgh University ; called to the Scottish Bar 1835,
but did not practise ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Wigton ; elected M.P. for the Wig-
town District of Burghs 1857 ; appointed a Lord of
the Treasury and Keeper of the Privy Seal of the
Duchy of Cornwall 1859. This family were formerly
Hereditary Sheriffs of Morayshire, and are lineally
descended from the Earls of March and Moray. —
Mochrum House, near Wigton, N.B. ; 47, Heriot
Row, Edinburgh ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son L'thred James Hay, h. 1843.
o
Dun]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
DUNBAR, Rev. Sir AViUiam, Bart. (cr. 1697).
Eldest son of the late Sir R. Dunbar, Bart., by
Elizabeth Margaret, dau. of W. Fyfe, Esq., M.D.,
of Jamaica ; h. 1804 ; s. 1813 ; m. 1836 Anne, dau. of
G. Stephen, Esq. Educated at Magdalen Hall,
Oxford ; in Holy Orders ; formerly Curate of Stoke-
on-Trent and Minister of St. Paul's, Aberdeen.
Descended from the Earls of March {cxt,). — Kew,
Surrey, S.W.
Heir, his son Alexander Stephen, h. 1837.
DUNBAR, Sii' Archibald, Bart. (cr. 1698).
Eldest son of the late Sir Archibald Dunbar, Bart.,
of Northfield, co. Elgin, by Helen, dau. of Sir
Alexander P. Gordon Cumniing, Bart., of Altyre ;
I. 1803 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1817 ; m. 1st 1827 Keith
Alicia, dau. of G. Ramsay, Esq., of Burnton ; 2nd
1840 Sophia, dau. of G. Orred, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for and Convener of co.
Elgin ; Patron of 1 living ; was formerly Lieute-
nant 22nd foot. This family is descended from
James Dunbar, 5th Earl of Moray. — DufFus, near
Elgin, N.B. ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Archibald Hamilton, Capt. 66th
foot, h. 1828.
DUNBAR, Sir George Sutherland, Bart. (cr.
1706).
Eldest son of the late Lord Duftus, by Janet,
dau. of G. Mackay, Esq., of Bighouse, N.B. ; h.
1799 ;_s. as 6th Bart. 1843 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Caithness. Is 7th Lord Duffus in the Scotch
Peerage, but does not assume that title. (See
Duffus.) — Hemprigg Castle, Caithness-shire.
DUNBAR, Sir James Alexander, Bart, (cr.1814).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Dunbar, Bart., by
Helen, dau. of James Coull, Esq., of Ashgrove, co.
Elgin ; h. 1821 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1851 ;
m. 1854 Louise Pemble, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel
Parsons. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Nairn, and a
Commander R.N. ; was formerly Flag-Lieutenant
at Devonport. — Boath House, near Nairn, N.B. ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
DUNBOYNE rLord), Theobald Fitzwalter
Butler (cr. 1541).
Elder son of 13th Lord, by his 1st wife Ellen, dau.
of David O'Connell, Esq. ; h. 1806 ; s. 1850 ; m.
1832 Julia Celestina Maria, dau. of the late William
Brander, Esq., of Morden Hall, Surrey. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Clare. — Ballyvannon, near SkarifF,
CO. Clare ; Kuoppogue Castle, near Newmarket-on-
Fergus, co. Clare : Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son James Fitzwalter, Ensign Clare
■ Militia, h. 1839.
DUNBOYNE, Dowager Lady.
Maria, widow of the 12th Lord Dunboyne ; m. 2nd
18— John Hubert Moore, Esq., of Shannon Grove.
— Shannon Grove, near Bau.agher, King's co.
DUNCAN (Viscounti, Adam Duncan-Haldane.
Eldest son of the first Earl of Camperdown, by
Mary, dau. of the late Hon. R. Dundas; h. 1812 :
m. 1839 Julia Cavendish, dau. of Sir G. R. Philips,
Bart. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. •1834) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Perth and Forfar, and a Magistrate
for CO. Warwick ; was M.P. for Southampton 1837-
41, for Bath 1841-52 ; has been M.P. for co. Forfar
since 1854 ; was a Lord of the Treasury 1855-8. —
Camperdown House, near Dundee, N.B. ; Glen-
eagles, Perthshire; 1.5, Hill Street, W.
Heiv, his son Robert Adam Philips, 1). 1841.
DUNCAN, George, Esq. (of the Vine).
Son of the late Mr. William Duncan, of Dundee ;
h. 1791 ; unmarried. Is a Magistrate for the
county of Forfar, and formerly a merchant in Dun-
dee ; was M.P. for Dundee 1841-57.— The Vine,
near Dundee ; Reform Club, S.W.
DUNCAN, William George, Esq. (of Bradwell
Hoxise).
Only child of the late Menziea Duncan, Esq., Cap-
tain 12th Bengal Native Infantry, by Elizabeth,
dau. of B. Levi, Esq., of Northampton, and widow
of Lieutenant-Colonel George Johnstone, 58th foot ;
5. 1818 ; m. 1841 Jane Martha, only dau. of the
Rev. David M. Lloyd, of Pale, co. Merioneth.
Educated at Wadham Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1839);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks, and a
Magistrate for co. Northampton. — Bradwell House,
Stony Stratford, Northamptonshire,
DUNCOMBE, Sir Philip Duncombe Paunce-
fort, Bart. (cr. 1859).
Only son of the late Philijj D. P. Duncombe, Esq.,
by Alicia, dau. of the late Earl of Cavan ; h. 1818 ;
m. 1844 Sophia Caroline, dau. of Colonel T. P.
Maunsell, of Thorpe Manor, many years M.P. for
S. Northamptonshire. Educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Bucks and Northamptonshire ; was High Sheriff of
Bucks 1855. — Brickhill Manor, near Bletchley,
Bucks ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou Henry Philip, h. 1849.
DUNCOMBE, Hon. Arthur (of KUnwick Percy).
Second son of the 1st Lord Feversham ; h. 1806 ; m.
1836 Delia, youngest dau. of the late JohnWilnier
Field, Esq., ofHeatonHall, co.York. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for E. Riding of Yorkshire ; has
been a Groom in Waiting, and a Lord of the Admi-
ralty ; became a Rear- Admiral reserved 1856 ; was
M.P. for E. Retford 1830-1, and 1835-51 ; has
been M.P. for E. Riding of Yorkshire since 1851.
— Kiln wick Percy, near Pocklington, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Charles Wilmer, Cornet 1st Life
Guards, h. 1838.
DUNCOMBE, Hon. and Very Rev. Augustus.
Seventh son of the 1st Lord Feversham ; h. 1814 ;
m. 1841 Harriet Christiana, dau. of the 5th Mar-
quis of Queensberry. Educated at Worcester Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1836, M.A. 1859) ; appointed Pre-
bendary of York 1841, and Dean of York 1858.—
The Deanery, York ; 49, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir, his son Alfred Charles, h. 1843.
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BUNCOMBE, Hon. Oetaviiis (of "Waresley Park).
Youngest son of the 1st Lord Feyersham, by Char-
lotte, only dau. of the 2nd Earl of Dartmouth ; h.
1817 ; 111. 1842 Emily Caroline, dau. of the 1st Earl
Cawdor. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hunts,
Cambridgeshire, and N. Eiding of Yorkshire, and
Colonel of the Cambridgeshire Militia ; was for-
merly Lieutenant 1st Life Guards ; was M.P. for
N. Eiding of Yorkshire 1841-59.— Waresley Park,
near St. Neots, Hunts; Westerdale, Grosmont,
near York ; 84, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, bis son Walter Henry Octavius, h. 1846.
DU]SrCOMBE,*Hon. William Ernest.
Elder son of the 2nd Lord Feversham ; h. 1829 ;
m. 1851 Mabel, dau. of the Eight Hon. Sir J. E. G.
Graham, Bart. Is a Dep. Lieut, for N. Eiding of
Yorkshire, and Lieut. Yorkshire Hussars ; was
M.P. for E. Eetford 1852-7 ; elected M.P. for N.
Eiding of Yorkshire 1859. — Duncombe Park, near
Helmsley, Yorkshire ; 25, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son William Eeginald, h. 1852.
DUNCOMBE, Thomas Slingsby, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Thomas Duncombe, Esq., of
Copgrove, co. York (who was a brother of the 1st
Lord Feversham), by Emma, dau. of the late Bishop
(HinchclifFe) of Peterborough ; h. 1797. Was for-
merly Lieutenant 4th Dragoon Guards ; was M.P.
for Hertford 1826-32 ; has been M.P. for Finsbury
since 1834. — Eeform Club, S.W. ; 57, Cambridge
Terrace, W.
DUNDAS, Sir Jotm Burnet, Bart. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Sir David Dundas, Bart., by
Isabella, dau. of William Eobertson, Esq., of Eich-
raond; h. 1794; s. his brother 1848; m. 1828
Caroline, dau. of the Eev. John JetFreys, Eector of
Barnes, Surrey. Is a Captain E.N. ; served with
distinction in the Blediterranean and West Indies.
— Queensberry Villa, near Eichmond, S.W.;
Llanelly, near Carmarthen, S. Wales.
DUNDAS, Sir David, Bart. (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the late Sir Eobert Dundas, Bart., by
Matilda, dau. of the Hon. Archibald Cockburn ; h.
1803; s. as 2nd Bart. 1835 ; m. 1st 1841 Catherine
Margaret, dau. of John Whyte Melville, Esq., of
Mount Melville, and grand-dau. of the 5th Duke of
Leeds (she d. 1856); 2nd 1858 Lucy Anne, dau. of
the 2nd Earl of Cliichester. Called to the Scottish
Bar 1824 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Perth, and Captain Midlothian Yeomanry Cavalry;
a Fellow of the Eoyal Society of Edinburgh, and
of the Scottish Society of Antiquaries. — Dunira,
near CriefF, Perthshire ; Beechwoodj Midlothian,
N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Eobert, h. 1844.
DUNDAS, Hon. and Rev. Charles.
Fourth son of the 2nd Viscount Melville ; h. 1806 ;
m. 1833 Louisa Maria, dau. of the late Sir W.
Boothby, Bart. Educated at Harrow and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1827) ; appointed Eector
of Epworth 1843. — Epworth Eectory, near Bawtry,
Notts.
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DUNDAS, Hon. John Charles (of Wood Hall).
Fourth son of the 1st Earl of Zetland, and heir
pres. to that title ; h. 1808 ; vi. 1843 Margaret,
dau. of James Talbot, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at Middle
Temple 1834 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for the N. Eiding
of Yorkshire, and Lord-Lieut, of Orkney and Shet-
land ; was M.P. for Eichmond 1830-4 and 1841-7,
and for York 1834-41. —Wood Hall, near Wetherby,
Yorkshire ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
DUNDAS, Hight Hon. Sir David, Knt., Q.C. (cr.
1847).
Eldest surviving son of the late James Dundas,
Esq., of Ochtertyre, co. Perth ; h. 1799. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1820, M.A. 1822) ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1823, and went the Northern Circuit ;
has been Solicitor-General and Judge Advocate-
General ; was M.P. for co. Sutherland 1840-52.—
Ochtertyre, Perthshire ; 13, King's Bench Walk,
Temple, E.G.
DUNDAS, Hon. Sir Richard Saunders, K.C.B.
(cr. 1856).
Next brother and heir pres. to Viscount Melville ;
b. 1802. Educated at Harrow and the Eoyal Naval
Coll. ; is a Eear-Admiral E.N. ; was Commander-
in-Chief in the Baltic 1855-6 ; served in the
Chinese War 1841-2 ; created Hon. D.C.L. of Ox-
ford 1855 ; was a Lord of the Admiralty 1852-5 and
1857-8.— Melville House, Edinburgh; 7, Portugal
Street, Park Lane, W.
DUNDAS, Sir James Whitley-Deans, G.C.B.
Eldest son of the late James Deans, Esq., M.D., of
Calcutta, by Janet, dau. of Thomas Dundas, Esq.,
of Fingask, N.B. ; h. 1785 ; m. 1st 1808 his cousin
Janet, only child and heir of the late Lord Ames-
bury, when he assumed the surname of Dundas by
Eoyal license (she d. 1837) ; 2nd 1847 Emily, 4th
dau. of the 1st Earl Ducie. Educated at Edin-
burgh ; entered the Navy 1797, became a Vice-
Admiral 1851 ; held the command of the Mediter-
ranean Fleet 1852-5 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Wilts and Berks ; was M.P. for Devizes
1836-8, and for Greenwich 1841-52 ; and formerly
a Lord of the Admiralty.— Barton Court, near
Hungerford, Berks ; Aston Hall, near Hawarden,
Flintshire ; Eeform and United Service Clubs,
S.W.
Heir, his grandson Charles Amesbury, &. 1845.
DUNDAS, Frederick, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Hon. C. L. Dundas, by Caro-
line, dau. of the 5th Duke of St. Alban's and cousin
to the 2nd Earl of Zetland; h. 1802; m. 1847
Grace, dau. of Sir E. St. George Gore, Bart. Was
M.P. for Orkney and Shetland 1837-47 and since
1852. — Eeform CUub, S.W. ; 24, Hanover Square,
W.
DUNDAS, James, Esq. (of Dundas Castle).
Only son of the late George Dundas, Esq., by
Christian, 2nd dau. of Sir William Stirling, Bart.,
of Ardoch ; h. 1793 ; s. 1793 ; ra. 1813 Mary
o 2
Dim]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Tuftoi), dau. of Admiral Viscount Duncan. Edu-
cated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Vice-Lieut, for co. Linlithgow. This family is the
eldest branch of the name Dundas, and its descent
has been uninterrupted in the direct male line since
the beginning of the 12th century. — Dundas Castle,
Dear Queen sferry, N.B.
Hciv, his son George, Governor of Prince Ed-
wai-d's Island ; M.P. for co. Linlithgow 1847-59 ;
I. 1S19 ; m. 1859 Mary, only dau. of the Rev. Wil-
liam Atkinson.
DUlNrDAS, John Hamilton, Esq. (formerly of
Duddingston).
Eldest son of tlie late Gabriel Hamilton Dundas,
Esq., of Duddingston, by Isabella, eldest dau. of
James Dennistoun, Esq., of Dennistoun, and grand-
son of John Hamilton Dundas, Esq., of Dudding-
ston and Westburn, Vice-Lieut, of co. Linlithgow,
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lanark ; h. 1805 ; in. 183-
Mary Anne, widow of P. Holmes, Esq., of Nenagli,
CO. Limerick. Educated at Edinburgh ; is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Limerick ; formerly an Officer in
the 15th Hussars, and a Major in the Army ; is
representative of the families of Hamilton of West-
burn, CO. Lanark, and of Dundas of Duddingston,
CO. Linlithgow, and co-heir and representative of
the Earls of Crawford and Lindsay, and of the Vis-
counts Garnock. This family was formerly pos-
sessed of Westburn and Ruchil], co. Lanark, and
of Duddingston, co. Linlithgow. — Nenagh, co.
Limerick, Ireland.
. Heir, his brother Gabriel, ]\Iajor in the Austrian
service ;?). 1813 ; 'm. 18 — Ida, dau. of M. Von
Pfalzmann, of Iglo, Upper Hungary.
DUNDAS, Robert, Esq. (of Arniston).
Eldest son of the late Robert Dundas, Esq., by
Lillias Calderwood, dau. of Thomas Durham, Esq.,
of Largo and Polton ; 6. 1823; s. 1838; w. 1845
Emily Louisa Diana, only dau. of the Hon. James
Knox. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate for cos. Midlothian and Fife, and a Dep.
Lieut, for Midlothian. — Arniston, near (lorebridge,
Edinburgh ; Travellers' and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert, h. 1857.
DUK'DON'ALD (Earl of), Thomas Cochrane,
G.C.B. (cr. 1669).
Eldest son of the 9tli Earl, by his first wife Ann,
dau. of Captain Gilclii-ist ; h. 1775; s. 1831 ; m. 1812
Katharine Frances, dau. of T. Barnes, Esq. Is an
Adrair.al of the Red, and Rear- Admiral of the
United Kingdom ; formerly Commander-in-Chief
on the North-American and West-India stations ;
was M.P. for Honiton 180(3-8 and for Westminster
1808-18.— Culross Abbey, Perthshire ; 4, Hyde-
Park Place, W.
Heir, his son Lord Cochrane, Captain 2nd foot ;
I. 1814 ; m.. 1847 Louisa Harriet, dau. of W. A.
Mackinnon, Esq., M.P.
DUNFERMLINE (Lord), Ralph Abercromby,
K.C.B. (cr. 1839).
Only son of the 1st Lord (wlio was Speaker of the
House of CommoTis 1835-9), by Marianne, dau. of
the late Egerton Leigh, Esq., of High Leigli, co.
Chester; h. 1803; s. 1858; m. 1838 Mary, dau.
of the 2nd Earl of Minto. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; has been successively
Secretary of Legation at Berlin (1831-5), Minister
at Florence (1835-9), Minister to the Germanic
Confederation (1839-40), Minister at Turin (1840-
51), and at the Hague (1851-8). Represents a
younger branch of the famil}' of Lord Abercromby.
— Colinton House, near Edinburgh ; Brookes' and
Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
DUNFERMLINE, Lady.
Marianne, dau. of the late Egerton Leigh, Esq., of
Higli Leigh, co. Chester ; m. 1802 James, 1st Lord
Dunfermline, who d. 1858. — Colinton House, near
Edinburgh. |
DUNGANNON (Viscount), Arthur Hill-Trevor,
F.S.A., M.R.I.A. (cr. 1766).
Elder son of the 2nd Viscount, by Charlotte, dau.
of 1st Lord Southampton ; h. 1798 ; s. 1837; m.
1821 Sophia, 4th dau. of G. M. D'Arcy Irvine,
Esq., of Castle Irvine, co. Fermanagh. Educated
at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1820, M.A.
1825); is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Salop, and a Magistrate for cos. Antrim and Down ;
was M.P. for Durham 1831-41 ; elected a Repre-
sentative Peer for Ireland 1844. — Brynkinalt
Castle, near Chirk, Denbighshire ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 3, Grafton Street, W.
DUNGARVAN, Viscountess.
Catherine, 5tli dau. of the 2nd Earl of Howth, by
his 2nd wife Margaret, dau. of W. Burke, Esq. ;
m. 1828 Viscount Dungarvan, who d. 1833.— 10,
Chesham Street, S.W.
DUNKELLIN.
(See under Clanricarde.)
DUNLO.
(See under Chincarly.)
DUNLOP, Lady Harriet (of Dunlop).
Second dau. of the 4th Earl of Rosebery, by his 1st
wife Harriet, 2nd dau. of the late Hon. Bartho-
lomew Bouverie ; m. 1835 Sir John Dunlop, Bart.,
M.P., who d. 1839.— Dunlop, near Ayr, N.B.
DUNLOP, Alexander Murray, Esq. (of Corsock).
Eldest son of the late A. Dunlop, Esq., of Kep-
pock, CO. Dumbarton, by Margaret, dau. of W.
Colquhoun, Esq., of Kenmure, co. Lanark ; b. 1798 ;
on. 1844 Eliza Esther, only dau. of the late John
Murray, Esq., of Ainslie Place, Edinburgli. Edu-
cated at Greenock and at the University of Edin-
bui'gh ; called to tlie Scottisli Bar 1820 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Kirkcudbright ; has been M.P.
for Greenock since 1852. — Corsock, near Dumfries,
N.B. ; 67, Queen Street, Edinburgh; 2, Albion
Street, Hyde Park, W.
Heir, his son Alexander, h. 1848.
DUNLOP, Robert Buchanan, E.sq. (of Drumhead).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel R. B.
Dunlop, of the London and Westminster Light
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[Dun
Horse Volunteers, by Finances, 7th dau. of Samuel
Beechcroft, Esq., of Blunt House, Croydon, Surrey ;
h. 1807 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1st 1837 Emma, dau. of
Thomas Smith, Esq., of AVarwick (she d. 1851) ;
2nd 1859 Frances Maria, 2nd dau. of the Venerable
E. J. Burrow, Archdeacon of Gibraltar. Held an
appointment in the Commissariat branch of the
Treasury 1826-34, and in the Pay-office for Civil
Services, Treasury, 1834-42. — Drumhead, near
Cardross, Dumbartonshire ; 26, Sussex Gardens,
Hyde Park, W.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1838.
DUWMOBE (Earl of), Charles Adolphus Mur-
ray (cr. 1686).
Only son of the 7th Earl, by Katharine, dau. of the
11th Earl of Pembroke ; b. 1841 ; s. 1845. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
00. Stirling ; will sit in the House of Lords as
Baron Dunmorc, U.K. (or. 1831). — DunmorePark,
near Falkirk, N.B.
Jleir Pres., his uncle Charles Augustus (whom
see).
DUOTIvT, John, Esq. (of Berrywood).
Eldest son of John Dunn, Esq., Banker, of Tas-
mania, by Catherine, dau. of William Colville, Esq.,
of Aberdeen ; b. 1820 ; m. 1858 Alicia Caroline,
only dau. of the late B. Kingston, Esq. Is a Mer-
chant and Shipowner in London ; elected M.P. for
Dartmouth 1859 ; was a member of the Legislative
Council in Tasmania 1845-55. — Berrywood, near
Southampton, Hants ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 37,
Lowndes Square, S.W.
DUNlSr, Richard Marsh, Esq. (of Stone Hall).
Eldest son of the late William James Charles
Dunn, Esq., Captain R.N., by Frances Elizabeth,
dau. of James Watson, Esq., of Stroud, co. Glou-
cester; L1816; m. 1847 Eliza Helen, 2nd dau. of
James Bower, Esq., late of Trevenua, Cornwall,
and of Weymouth. Educated at King's School,
Canterbury, and St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon. This
family is descended from Catherine Parr, 6th wife
of Henry VIII. — Stone Hall, Stonehouse, Devon ;
Eoyal Western Yacht Club ; Eoyal Thames Yacht
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son James Bower, b. 1848.
DUNlSrE, Lieiit.-Colonel Francis Plimkett (of
Brittas).
Eldest son of the late General Edward Dunne, by
Mary Frances, dau. of -S. White, Esq., of Bantry
House, and sister of 1st Earl of Bantry ; b. 1802.
Educated at Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst, and
Trinity CoU., Dublin (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Queen's co., a
Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Queen's co. Militia ; was M.P. for Port-
arlington 1847-52, and Secretary to the Ordnance
Board Feb.— Dec, 1852 ; elected M.P. for Queen's
CO. 1859. This family is of Milesian extraction,
and was originall}^ styled O'Dunne. — Brittas, near
Cloneslie, Queen's co. ; Junior L^nited Service and
Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
Jleir Pres., his nephew Francis Plunkett, b. 18 — .
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DUNNE, Michael, Esq. (of Ballymanus).
Son of the late W. Dunne, Esq. ; b. 1804 ; m. 1839
Charlotte, dau. of John Cassidy, Esq., of Monas-
terwan, co. Kildai-e (she d. 1857). Educated at
Stonyhurst Coll., Lancashire ; has been M.P. for
Queen's co. since 1852. — Ballymanus, Stradbally,
Queen's co. ; Corbally, Ballyhnan, Queen's co.
Jleir, his son Michael, b. 1844.
DUNKAVEN" (Earl of), Edwin Richard Wynd-
ham-Q,uin (cr. 1822),
Elder son of the 2nd Earl, by Caroline, dau. and
heir of Thomas Wyndham, Esq., of Dunraven
Castle, CO. Glamorgan ; b. 1812 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1836
Augusta, dau. of the late Thomas Goold, Esq., a
Master in Chancery, Ireland. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan, and Gustos Kotu-
lorum of CO. Limerick ; was M.P. for co. Glamor-
gan 1837-51. — Adare Manor, near Limerick;
Athenaeum Club, S.W.
JJeir, his son Viscount Adare, b. 1841 ; educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford.
DUNRAVEN, Countess Dowager of.
Caroline, dau. and heir of the late T. Wyndham,
Esq. ; m. 1810 Windham Henry, 2Dd Earl of
Dunraven, who d. 1850. — Dunraven Castle, near
Bridgend, Glamorganshire ; Clearwell Court, Glou-
cestershire.
DUNSANDLE AND CLANCONAL (Lord),
Denis St. George Daly (er. 1845).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Maria Elizabeth,
dau. of the Right Hon. Sir Edward Skeffington
Smyth, Bart. ; b. 1810 ; s. 1847. A Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway ; formerly Captain
11th Light Dragoons ; elected a Representative
Peer for Ireland 1849. Is descended from a com-
mon ancestor with the Dalys of Castle Daly and
CJooliney. — Dunsandle, co. Galway ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Jleir Pres., his brother Skeffington James, b.
1812.
DUNSANY (Lord), Edward Pkinkett (cr. 1439).
Second son of the 14th Lord, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Lyndon Evelyn, Esq., of Kynsham Court, co. Here-
ford ; b. 1808 ; s. his brother as 16th Lord 1852 ;
m. 1846 Anne Constance, 3rd dau. of 2ud Lord
Sherborne (she d. 1858). Is a Captain R.N., and
a Magistrate for co. Meath. Descended from a
common ancestor with Lord Louth. — Dunsany
Castle, Dunshaughlin, co. Meath ; Travellers' and
United Service Clubs, S.W.
JJeir, his son Randall Edward Sherborne, b. 1848.
DUNTZE, Sir John Lewis, Bart. (cr. 1764).
Only son of the late Sir J. Duntze, Bart., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late Sir T. Carew, Bart., of Hac-
combe, Devon ; b. 1809 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1830 ; m.
1834 Frances Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. J. Coles.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for Devon ;
was formerly Lieut. 7th Di-agoon Guards. The 1st
Baronet represented Tiverton in Parliament for
man}' years. — Exleigh, Starcross, near Exeter ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Jleir Pres., his 2nd cousin Henry (son of the late
Rev. S. H. Duntze, who d. 185.5).
Dup]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
DUPPLIN.
(See under Kinnoull.)
DU PRE,* James, Esq. (of Wilton Park).
Eldest son of the late Josias Dvi Prt', Esq., by
Eebecca, sister of the lstEai-1 of Caledon ; h. 177- ;
m. 1801 Madelina, dau. of the late Sir W. Max-
well, Bart. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Bucks (High Sberift^ 1825) ; was M.P. for Gatton
and Chichester 1802-12.— Wilton Park, near Bea-
consfield, Bucks ; 40, Portland Place, W.
Heir, his son Caledon George, M.P. for Bucks ;
J). 1817; m. 1838 Louisa Cornwallis, dau. of Sir W.
Maxwell, Bart. ; is a ilagistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Bucks ; formerly Cornet 1st Life Guards,
DUilANT, Richard, Esq. (of Sharpham).
Second son of the late llichard Durant, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of William Pyne, Esq., of Exeter ; b.
1791 ; s. his cousin Enosh Durant, Esq., of High
Canons, Herts, 1848 ; m. 1812 Elizabeth, dau. of
James Savage, Esq., of London. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Devon (High Sherifi' 1851),
and a Magistrate for Herts and the I^iberty of
St. Albau's. — Shai-phau), near Totnes, Devon ; 24,
Park Crescent, W.
Heir, his son Eichard (whom see).
DURANT, Richard, Esq., Jun. (of High Canons).
Eldest son of Eichard Durant, Esq., of Sharpham,
Devon, by Elizabeth, dau. of James Savage, Esq.,
of London ; h. 1812 ; m. 1856 Charlotte Still, eldest
dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel A. W. Dashwood. Is a
Magistrate for Herts and Middlesex. — High Canons,
Shenley, near Barnet, Herts ; Union Club, S.W. ;
24, Park Crescent, W.
DURHAM (Earl of), George Frederick d'Arcy
Lambton (cr. 1833).
Eldest surviving son of the 1st Earl, by his 2nd
wife Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of the 2nd Earl
Grey ; h. 1828 ; s. 1840; m. 1854 Beatrice, dau. of
the 2nd Marquis of Abercorn, K.G. Is Lord-
Lieutenant of CO. Durham. Patron 1 living. —
Lambton Castle, near Chester-le-Street, Northum-
berland ; 122, Park Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Lambton, h. 1855.
DURHAM (Bishop of), Right Rev. Charles
Thomas Longley, D.D.
Son of the late John Longley, Esq., Eecorder of
Eochester ; h. 1794; m. 1831 Caroline Sophia, dau.
of the 1st Lord Congleton. Educated at West-
minster and Ch. Cli., Oxford; graduated B.A.
181.5, as 1st class in Classics ; was afterwards
College Tutor, Censor, and Public Examiner ;
appointed Perpetual Curate of Cowley, Oxon, 1823 ;
Eector of West Tytherley, Hants, 1827 ; Head
Master of Harrow 1829 ; consecrated Bishop of
Eipon 1836, translated 1856. Patron 90 livings. —
The Castle, Bishop's Auckland, co. Durham ; 27,
Parliament Street, S.W.
DURRAKTT, Sir Thomas Henry Estridge, Bart,
(er, 1783).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Durrant, Bart.,
by Sarah, dau. of the late Henry Steinbergen, Esq.,
of St. Christopher's, West Indies ; h. 1807 ; s. as
3rd Bart. 1829 ; m. 1st 1830 Agnes Sophia Kathe-
rine, dau. of Eobert Marsham, Esq., of Stratton
Strawless (she d. 1831); 2nd 1833 Julia, dau. of
the late Sir Josias Henry Stracey, Bart. Is a
Magistrate for Noi-folk. ■ — • Skottow Castle, near
North Walsham, Norfolk.
Heir, his sou Thomas, h. 1838.
DURY, Theodore Hem-y, Esq. (of New Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Captain Alexander Dury,
E.A., by Mary, dau. of— Child, Esq. ; h. 18—;
tn. 1845 Annette, dau. of W. E. Mousley, Esq.
Is a Magistrate for Derbyshire ; was formerly in
Madras Army ; afterwards 10th Eoyal Hussars
and Notts Militia. This family is of French ex-
traction, formerly Du Eie, and came over from
France at the revocation of the Edict of Nantes.
Mr. Dury's great-grandfather was General Alex-
ander Dury, who was killed while in command of
the English troops at the battle of St. Cas.— New
Abbey, Dumfries, N.B. ; Bonsall, Derbyshire.
Heir, his son Alexander William, h. 18 — .
DUTTOM", Hon. John Thomas (of Hinton
House).
Second son of the 2ud Lord Sherborne ; h. 1810 ;
m. 1836 Lavinia Agnes, dau. of the 5th Earl of
Macclesfield. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a ]\Iagistrate for Hants. — Hinton
House, near Alresford, Hants.
Heir, his son Henry John, h. 1847-
DUTT03M, Hon. Ralph Heneage (of Timsbury
Manor).
Third son of the 2nd Lord Sherborne; h. 1821 ; m.
1848 Isabella, youngest dau. of John Mansfield,
Esq., of Diggeswell House, Herts. Educated at
Trinity College, Cambridge (M.A. 1842) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants ; has been
M.P. for S. Hants since 1857- — Tmisbury Manor,
near Eonisey, Hants ; Boodle's Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau, Isabella IMarj'.
DUTTON, Robert, Esq, (of Biu-land HaU).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Dutton, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of — Cawley, Esq., of Swandley, co.
Chester ; h. 1780 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1815 Anne, dau. of
John Piatt, Esq. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with Lord Sherborne, viz., one of
the ancient family of Dutton, originally seated at
Dutton, CO. Chester. Mr. Dutton is 25th in direct
descent from IJollo, first Duke of Normandy, and
eldest heir male of William, first Earl of Eu."- —
Burland Hall and Spurstow Hall, near Nantwich.
Heir, his son John, h. 1816,
DUTTON,
(See under Sherhornc.)
DWARRIS, Sir Fortunatus WiUiam LiUey,Knt,
(cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late W. Dwarris, Esq., of War-
wick ; b. 1786 ; m. 1811 Alicia, dau. of E. Bre-
* The fret in the Dutton coat was first worn after the battle
of Poictiers, Sir Hugh Dutton being one of four knights who
were mainly instrumental, together with Lord Audley, in
assisting the Black Prince in gaining that battle ; and Lord
Audley and they afterwards adopted the same coat of arms.
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LDys
retoD, Esq. (she d. 1856). Educated at Rugby and
University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1808) ; called to
the Bar at the Middle Temple 1811"; is a Bencher
of the Middle Temple and Recorder of Newcastle-
under-Lyne ; was formerly a Colonial Law Com-
missioner. ■ — -2, Mitre-Court Buildings, Temple,
E.C. ; 75, Eccleston Square, Pimlico, S.W.
DWYER, John Stephen, Esq. (of Castleconnell).
Eldest son of the late John Dwyei', Esq., of Lis-
kennett, co. Limerick, by Elizabeth, dau, of the
late Robert Doyne, Esq., of Wells, co. Wexford ;
b. 1808 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1843 Frances, dau. of the
late John Gill, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for cos. Limerick and
Tipperary ; formerly served in the Army, and
commanded a Provincial Regiment of Militia in
British North America during the Canadian insur-
rection. This family was formerly a powerful
Irish sept ; Mr. Dwj'er represents the Clonoulty
branch. — Castleconnell, near Limerick.
DYCE, the Rev. Alesandfer,
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Dyce,
formerly of Abbots-Langley House, Herts, by
Erederica Maria Meredith, dau. of Campbell,
Esq., of Duntroon Castle, co. Argyll ; b. 1798.
Educated at Edinburgh and Exeter Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1818). — University and Athenteum Clubs,
S.W. ; 33, Oxford Terrace, W,
DYER, Sir Thomas Swinnerton, Bart. (er.l678).
Eldest son of the late Genei'al Sir John Dyer,
K.C.B., of the Royal Artillery, by Jane, dau. of
Simon Welman Halliday, Esq., of West-Coombe
Park, Kent ; b. 1799 ; s. his uncle as 9th Baronet
1854 ; m. 1832 Mary Anne, dau. of Colonel John
A. Clement, R.A. Educated at the Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich ; is a Magisti-ate for Surrey ;
late Captain R.A. This family was formerly of
Wales, and, in the reign of Henry II., was located
in Yorkshire. — Abroad.
Jleir, his son Swinnerton Halliday, Captain 8th
foot ; b. 1833 ; rii. 1858 Helen Maria, eldest dau.
of the late Rev. Robert Coker, of Athlacca, and
niece of Thomas O'Grady, Esq., of The Grange, co.
Limerick.
DYKE, Sir Pereyvall Hart, Bart. (er. 1678).
Eldest son of the late Sir Pereyvall Hart, Bart.,
by AnuQ, dau. of Robert -Tenner, Esq., of Wenvoe
Castle, CO. Glamorgan ; h. 1799 ; s. as 6th Baronet
1846 ; m. 1835 Elizabeth, dau. of John WeUs,
Esq., of Bickley, Kent. Educated atW^estminster
and Ch. Ch., Oxford, and is a Dep. Lieut, for
Kent, and Patron of 1 living. — LuUingstone Castle,
near Dartford, Kent ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Hart, b. 1837.
DYKES.
(See BallantyncDyhes.)
DYMOCK, Edward, Esq. (of Penley Hall).
Eldest son of the late Edward Dymock, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Edward Edwards, Esq., of Pentre
Heylin, co. Salop; b. 1774; s. 1784 ; m. 1804
Mary, dau. of John Jones, Esq., of Coed-y-Glynn,
199
CO. Denbigh. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Flintshire ; was formerly an Officer in the 36th
regiment. This family is one of the oldest in
Flintshire, having been in possession since the
Conquest. — Penley Hall, near EUesmere.
Heir, his son Edward Humphrey, b. 1812 ; m.
183- Mary Vaughan, dau. of William Birch Price,
Esq., of Mytton Hall, co. Salop.
DYMOKE, Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1841).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Dymoke, Preben-
dary of Lincoln, by Amelia Jane Alice, dau. of
Captain Elphinstone, R.N., Admiral of the Russian
fleet ; b. 1801 ; m. 1823 Emma, dau. of William
Pearce, Esq. Appointed Vice-Lieutenant of co.
Lincoln 1857 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lincoln and Patron of 3 livings ; is Hereditary
Grand Champion of England, an office attached to
the feudal manor of Scrivelsb}', inherited from the
Lords Marmion {ext.), of whicli title he is claimant.
The present Bart, discharged the duty of " Cham-
pion " at the Coronation of George IV. ; was for-
merly Grand Prior of the order of St. John of
Jerusalem. - — Scrivelsby Court, near Horncastle,
Lincolnshire ; Union Club, S.W. ; 28, Brook
Street, W.
Heir (to the estate only), his brother John, in
Holy Orders, b. 1804.
DYNEVOR (Lord), George Rice-Trevor (cr.
1780).
Only son of the 8rd Lord, by Frances, dau. of the
1st Viscount Sydney ; b. 1795 ; s. 1852; m. 1824
Frances, dau. of Lord C. Fitzroy, assumed the
additional name of Trevor in 1822. Educated at
Westminster ; is an A.-D.-C. to the Queen ; Vice-
Lieut, of CO. Carmarthen, and Colonel Carmarthen-
shire Rifles ; was M.P. for co. Carmarthen 1820-
31 and 1833-52. Patronage 6 livings. Is descended
maternally from the 1st Earl Talbot, who was grand-
father of the present Earl of Shrewsbury. — Dynevor
Castle, near Llandilo, Carmarthen .shire ; Barring-
ton Park, near Burford, Oxon ; Carlton and
United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 34, Dover Street, W.
Heir Pres., his uncle the Hon. and Very Rev.
Edward Rice (whom see).
DYSART (Earl of), Lionel William James ToUe-
mache (er. 1643).
Eldest son of the late Lord Huntingtower, by
Catharine, dau. of F. Grey, Esq. ; b. 1794 ; s. hia
grandfather as 7th Earl 1840 ; m. 1819 Maria Eliza-
beth, dau. of S. Toone, Esq. — Buckminster Park,
near Grantham, Lincolnshire ; 34, Norfolk Street,
Strand, W.C.
Heir, his sou Lord Huntingtower, b. 1820; m.
1841 Katharine Elizabeth Camilla, dau. of the late
Sir J. Burke, Bart.
DYSOTyT, General Jeremiah Francis (of Co-wbit).
Son of the late James Dyson, Esq., Solicitor to the
Admiralty ; m. 1st Emma Louisa, dau. of Philip
Muntz, Esq., of Sellywick, near Birmingham ;
2nd 1854 Augusta, only dau. of Charles C.
Craven, Esq., late Captain 72nd Highlanders.
Entered the Indian Army in 1797 ; became a
Eal]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
General 1854 ; is a Magistrate for co. Lincoln.
— Cowbit, near Spalding, Lincolnshire ; 5, Lower
Berlieley Street, W.
lltir, his son Arthur Francis Hawkes, h. 1855.
EALES, Charles Thomas, Esq. (of Eastdon).
Only son of the late Richard Eales, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dan. of Philip Young, Esq., of Netherexe
House, Devon, and Salome Martyn his wife, who
. was descended from the ancient family of Martyn,
Barons of Kemeys, Pembroke, and of Combe
Martin and Martinhoe, Devon ; h. 1793 ; s. 1852 ;
m. 1823 Frances Elizaljeth, dau. of the late George
Daniel, Esq., M.D., of Exeter. — Eastdon, near
Exeter, Devon.
Heir, his son Charles, h. 1826 ; m. 1856 Eleanor
Halford, dau. of Captain Rose Henry Fuller, R.N.
(she d. 1858).
EARDLEY, Sir CuUing Eardley, Bart. (cr.
1802).
Only son of the late Sir C. Smith, Bart., by Char-
lotte Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of the late Lord
Eardley (e,-rf.) ; h. 1805 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1829 ; m.
1832 Isabella, dau. of T. AV. Carr, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and Oriel Coll., Oxford, where he
was 2nd Class in Classics 1827 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Kent, and a Magistrate for Herts
and Lincolnshire, &c. ; was formerly M.P. for Pon-
tefract ; assumed the name of Eardley instead of
that of Smith by Royal license 1847. — Bidwell
Park, near Hatfield, Herts ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Eardley Gideon Cullin, h. 1838 ;
educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
EARDLEY-WILMOT.
(See Wllmot.)
EARLE, Ralph Anstriither, Esq. (of Welles-
bourne Hall).
Third son of late Charles Earle, Esq., of Everton,
CO. Lancaster, by Emily, dau. of the late P. Max-
well, Esq., of Caldervvood, N.B. ; h. 1835. Edu-
cated at Harrow ; was Attache to the embassy at
Paris 1854-8 ; Private Secretary to Mr. D'Israeli
whilst Cliancellor of the Exchequer ; was M.P.
for Berwick May — August, 1859. — Wellesbourne
Hall, near Warwick ; Carlton Club, S.AV. ; 26,
Pail-Mall, S.Yf.
EARLSPORT, Lord,
(See under Cloivndl.)
EAST, Sir Janres Bullei% Bart., D.C.L. (cr.
1823).
Son of the late Right Hon. Sir Edward Hyde East,
Bart., of Sherwood Lodge, Surrey (some time
Chief Justice at Calcutta, and M.P, for Winchester),
by Jane Isabella, dau. of Josejjh Chaplin Hankey,
Esq., of East Bergholt, Suftblk ; b. 1789 ; s. as
2nd Bart, 1847 ; m. 1822 Caroline Eliza, dau. of
James Henry Leigh, Esq., of Stoneleigh Abbey,
and sister of the 1st Lord Leigh. Educated at
Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (U.A. 1810, M.A.
1824, D.C.L, 1834) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1813; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Gloucester, and a Slagistrate for
Oxon ; was M.P. for Y'inchester 1830-2, and has
represented that city since 1835. — Bourton House,
near Moreton-in-the-Marsh, Gloucestershire ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; 117, Eaton Square, S.W.
EAST, Sir Gilbert, Bart. (cr.l838).
Eldest son of the late Sir East George Clayton
East, Bart., by Marianne Frances, dau. of Charles
Bishop,, Esq,, of Sunbury, Middlesex; b. 1823; s.
as 2nd Bart. 1851 ; m. 1845 Emma Jane Lucretia,
dau. of Sebastian Smith, Esq., of London. Is a
Magistrate for Berks. The original name of the
family was Clayton, to which the 1st Bart, added
that of East in 1829 ; the 2nd Bart, dropped the
name of Clayton in 1839. — Hall Place, Hurley,
near Maidenhead, Berks; Union Club, S.W. ; 13,
Stanhope Terrace, W.
Heir, his son Gilbert Augustus, h. 1846,
EASTHOPE, Sir John, Bart, (or. 1841).
Son of the late Thomas Easthope, Esq., of Tewkes-
bury, CO. Gloucester; b. 1784; m. 1st 1807 Anne,
dau. of Jacob Stokes, Esq., of Leopard House,
Worcester; 2nd 1843 Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel
A. Skyring, R.A., and widow of Major Longley,
R.A. Is a Magistrate for Surrey ; was M.P. for
St. Alban's 1826-30, for Banbury 1831-2, for Wor-
cester 1837-47. — Fir Grove, near Weybridge,
Surrey; Reform Club, S.W, ; 6, Cumberland Place,
W.
EASTLAKE, Sir Charles Locke, Knt., P.R.S.,
D.C.L. (cr. 1850).
Son of the late George Eastlake, Esq., Solicitor, of
Plymouth; b. 1793; m, 1849 Elizabeth, dau. of the
late E. Rigby, Esq., M.D, Educated at Plymouth
and the Charterhouse ; is President of the Royal
Academy, Director of the National Gallery, and
Secretary of the Fine Arts Commission. — Athe-
nreum Club, S.W. ; 7, Fitzroy Square, Y\
EASTWOOD, John, Esq. (of Eastwood),
Second sou of the late William Eastwood, Esq., of
Eastwood, by Sarah, dau. of John Greenwood, Esq.,
of Ashenhurst, near Todmorden ; b. 1785 ; s. 1808 ;
in. 1810 Sarah, dau. of Robert Shackleton, Esq., of
AVhitelee, near Halifax. Is a Dep, Lieut, for the
West Riding of Yorkshire, and a P.D.P.G.M. ;
formerly Lieutenant Lancashire Militia. This
family has been settled at Eastwood since the reign
of Richard I. — Eastwood House, near Todmorden,
Yorkshire.
Heir Prcs., his brother Thomas, b. 1783 ; m.
1805 Sarah, only surviving child and heiress
of Abraham Barker, Esq., of Stannally, near
Todmorden,
EBRIWGTOjST (Viscount), Hugh Fortescue,
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl Fortescue ; b. 1818 ; W.
1^547 Georgiana, dau. of the late Right Hon. G. L.
Dawson-Damer, jM.P. Educated at Harrow and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Devon, and Lieutenant-Colonel N,
Devon Riiles ; was a Lord of the Treasury 1846-7;
Secretaf-y to the Poor-Law Board 1847-51 ; M.P,
for Plymouth 1841-52, for Marylebone 1854-9.—
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Castle Hill, near South Molton, Devon ; Brookes',
Travellers', and Athenasum Cluba, S.W. ; 17,
Br u ton Street, W.'
Heir, his son Hugh, h. 1854.
EBUSY (Lord), Robert Grosvenor, P.O. (cr.
1857).
Youngest son of the 1st Marquis of Westminster,
K.G., b}' Eleanor, dau. and heir of tlie 1st Earl
of Wilton, and brother of the 2nd Mai-qui^ of West-
minster and the 2nd Earl of Wilton ; b. 1801 ; m.
1831 Charlotte, sister of the 1st Earl Cowley, G.C.B.
Educated at W^estminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1821); is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ; was M.P.
for Shaftesbury 1822-6, for Chester 1826-47, and
for Middlesex 1847-57 ; was Comptroller of the
Household 1830-4, and Treasurer of the House-
hold 1846-7. — Moor Park, near Rickmansworth,
Herts ; Eeform Club, S.W. ; 107, Park Street,
Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Robert Wellesley, Lieutenant 1st
Life Guards, h. 1834.
EOHLIN, Sir Frederick Henry, Bart. (cr. 1721).
Eldest sou of the late Sir H. Echlin, Bart., by a
dau. of the late Chambre Echlin, Esq. ; h. 1795 ;
s. as 5th Baronet 18 — . — Clonagh Castle, co. Kil-
dare ; Cai-bury, near Enfield, Ireland.
Heir Pres., his brother Ferdinand, b. 1799 ; m,
1840 Mary, dau. of J. Kavanagh, Esq., of co.
Westmeath.
ECHLIK", Henry, Esq. (of Kirlish).
Son of the late Moore Echlin, Esq., of Echlins-
grove, CO. Down, by Anne, dau, of Hugh White,
Esq., of BaUyree, co. Down; b. 1798; m. 1842
Louisa Henrietta, dau. of William Espinasse, Esq.,
of KiU Abbey, co. Dublin. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for cos. Fermanagh
and Tyrone. This family is descended from An-
drew Echlin, of Pittadro, in Fifeshire, the Con-
stable of Edinburgh Castle during the siege in
1572, and settled in co. Down, in Ireland, in
1613, where they had large estates, and afterwards
settled in co. Tyrone. — Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh;
Kirlish, near Drumquin, co. Tyrone.
Heir, his dau. Susan Anne.
ECHLIIyT, Rev. Jolin Robert (of Ty-Cock).
Eldest son of tlie late John Echlin, Esq., of Echlin-
ville, CO. Down, by Thomasine Margaret, dau. of
John Armstrong, Esq., of Dublin ; b. 1811 ; s.
1842 ; m. 1841 Mary Anne, dau. of Ford North,
Esq., of Ambleside. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1850) ; ordained 1838 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Down, Ireland. This
family is descended from Dr. Robert Echlin, Bishop
of Down and Connor, 1613. — Ty-Cock, near Car-
narvon, North Wales.
Heir, his son John Godfrey, b. 1843.
EDEN", Sir WiUiam, Bart. (cr. 1672).
Eldest son of the late Sir Francis Morton Eden,
2nd Bart., by Anne, dau. of James Paul Smith,
Esq., of New Bond Street, London ; b. 1803 ;
s. his brother 1814, and his cousin as 6th Bart.
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1844 ; m. 1844 Elfrida, dau. of Colonel Iremonger,
of Wherwell Priory, Hants. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham (High Sheriff 1848) ;
is also Custos Brevium in the Court of Common
Pleas, and Major Durham Militia, This family is
descended from a common ancestor with Lord
Auckland. — Windlestone Hall, near Bishop Auck-
land, Durham ; Union and United Service Clubs,
S.W,
Heir, his son William, b. 1849.
EDEKT,
(See under Aucldancl, Lord.)
EDGCUMBE, Hon. George.
Second son of the 2nd Earl of Mount Edgcumbe ;
b. 1800 ; m. 1834 Fanny Lucy, dau. of Sir J. Shel-
ley, Bart. Educated at Eton ; became Attachi^ at
the Hague 1821 ; Secretary of Legation in Swit-
zerland 1828, at Florence 1830, at Hanover 1838,
and is Chargu d'Affaires there ; formerly Major
Royal Cornwall Rangers. — British Embassy, Han-
over.
EDGCUMBE, Richard Darke, Esq. (of Edg-
cunibe).
Only surviving son of the late Pierce Edgcumbe,
Esq., by Eleanor, dau, of Thomas Yorke, Esq., of
Warbleton, Sussex; b. 1811; s. 1849; m. 1835
Louisa, dau. of Richard Marshall, Esq., M.D., of
Totnes, Devon. Educated at St. Paul's School ;
was formerly in the E.I. Co.'s Naval Service. This
family was located at Edgcumbe long before the
Conquest, which estate has descended in a direct
line to its present possessor. Represents the
senior branch of the family of the Earl of Mount
Edgcumbe. — Edgcumbe House, near Tavistock,
Devon ; 26, Shaftesbury Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son Piers, b. 1844.
EDGE, Benjamin .Booker (of, Clonbrock House).
Second and only surviving son of the late John
Edge, Esq., by Letitia, dau. of Charles Dallas,
Esq., of Killashee, co. Longford ; b. 1810 ; s. 1856 ;
m. 1840 Esther Anne, dau. of Thomas Allan, Esq.
Is a Magistrate for Queen's co. This is a branch of
the family of the s.anie name living at Strelly, Notts.
— Clonbrock House, Crcttyard, C^arlow.
Heir, his son John, /'. 1841.
EDGE, John Henry, Esq. (of Clonbrock).
Only surviving son of the late John Dallas Edge,
Esq., Barrister-at-Law (who d. 1842), by Anne,
dau. of T. jMansell, Esq. ; b. 1841 ; s. his grand-
ftither, the late John Edge, Esq., 1856. — Clon-
brock, near Crettyard, co. Carlow.
EDGELL, Harry Edmund, C.B. (of Stander-
wick Court).
Only son of the late Admiral Henry Folkes Edgell,
of Standerwick Court, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Somerset, by Mary, dau. of M. O'Keefe, Esq.,
of Londonderry ; b. 1809 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1845 Caro-
line, youngest dau. of J. Rossiter, Esq. Entered
the Royal Naval Coll., Portsmouth, 1821 ; served
in America, India, and Cliina; was wounded at the
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Bogue forts 1834, promoted to CommaBder 1836,
and Captain 1846 ; commanded the Tribune in tire
Black Sea 1855-6, and in South America and China
1857-9 ; promoted for his services in China to the
command in India as Commodore, and commands
H.M.S. Rdrihution; is a Magistrate for Somerset.
This family is connected with the Ffolkes of Nor-
folk, and other branches. — Standerwick Court, near
Frome, Somerset ; United and Junior United Ser-
vice Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Edmund, in Holy Orders,
Rector of Eoddeu, Somei-set.
EDGER, Thomas Stamp, Esq., M.D. (of Gain-
ford).
Eldest son of the late Eobert Edger, Esq., Surgeon,
by Mary, dau. of the late Thomas Stamp, Esq., of
Sunderland ; h. 1798 ; m. 1852 Laura Sophia,
youngest dau. of the late Warren Maude, Esq., of
Darlington. Educated at Edinburgh University
(M.D. 1820) ; is a Magistrate for Durham. — Gain-
ford, near L>arlington, Durham.
EDGEAVORTH, Rev. John Essex Edward (of
Kilshrewly).
Eldest son of the late Thomas N. Edgeworth, Esq.,
a Dep. Lieut, for co. Limerick, and Major in the
Limerick Militia, by his 1st wife Marian, only child
of John Steele, Esq., of Carricklane, co. Armagh ;
1). 1814; s. 1857 ; m. 1843 Elizabeth Anne, only
dau. of Lancelot Croasdaile, Esq., of Rynn, Queen's
CO. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1840).
— Kilshrewly, near Edgeworthstown, Ireland.
Heir, his son Thomas Newcomen, h. 1850.
EDMANDS, Charles Henry, Esq. (of Sntton).
Son of the late Thomas Edmands, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of the late Kichard Panting, Esq., of The Bed
House, Eldersfield, co. Worcester ; b. 1820 ; m.
1849 Arabella Bose, youngest dau. of the late
Charles Boss, Esq., of Tain, Boss-shire. — Sutton
and Ewell, near Epsom, Surrey.
Heir, his son Charles Adolf, b. 1853.
EDMOlSrSTOWE, Sir Archibald, Bart. (cr. 1774).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Edmonstone,
Bart., of Duntreath, co. Stirling, by Emma, dau. of
Eichard Bootle Wilbraham, Esq., of Latham House,
CO. Lancaster ; b. 1795 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1821 ;
in. 1832 Emma, dau. of B. Wilbraham, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1816);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stirling. —
Colzium, near Kilsyth, Stirlingshire ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his half-brother William, Captain
B.N. ; b ISIO ; m. 1841 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of
T. W. Parsons, Esq.
EDMONDSTOUNE-CRANSTOUN, Miss (of
Corehouse).
Maria, eldest dau. of the late William Cuninghame,
Esq., of Laiushaw, co. Ayr (descended from a
younger branch of theCuninghames of Caprington,
in that county), by Margaret Nicholson, dau. of the
late Hon. George Cranstoun ; s. her maternal uncle
1850, when she assumed the name of Edmondstoune-
Cranstoun. The family of Cranstoun was formerly
possessed of large landed estates in the midland
and southern counties of Scotland, and in the north
of England.* (See Douglas's " Peerage.") — Core-
house, near Lanark, N.B.
Heir Pres., her sister Margaret Nicholson
Cuninghame,
EDWT'ARDES, Sir Henry Hope, Bart, (cr, 1644).
Elder son of the late Sir H. Edwardes, Bart., by
Louisa Mary Anne, only dau. of J. T. Hope, Esq.,
of Netley Hall, co. Salop ; b. 1829 ; s. 1841. Edu-
cated at Bugby ; is Cornet N. Salop Yeomanry ;
was formerly Lieutenant 85th foot ; represents a
family of ancient Welsh extraction. — Sansaw Hall,
near Shrewsbury ; Carlton Club, S.AV. ; 14, King
Street, St. James's, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Trevor Hope, b. 1831.
EDWARDES, Hon. and Rev. Thomas,
Sixth son of the 2nd Lord Kensington ; b. 1819.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1844) ; appointed Bector of Bi-ougham 1846.
— Brougham Bectory, near Penrith.
EDWARDES, Rev. Frederic Francis (of Giles-
ton Manor).
Son of the late Bev, John Edwardes, youngest son
of D. J. Edwardes, Esq., of Bhyd-y-G6rs, co. Car-
marthen (High Sheriff of that co. 1754), by Mar-
garet, only dau. and heiress of the Bev. William
Willis, of Gileston Manor, co. Glamorgan ; b. 1801 ;
s. 1847 ; m. 1850 Susannah Mary, youngest dau. of
John Bevan, Esq., of Cowbridge. Was formerly
Fellow of Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823,
M.A. 1825, B.D. 1833) ; appointed Bector of
Gileston 1847 ; is a Magistrate for co. Glamorgan.
— Gileston Manor, near Cowbridge, Glamorgan.shire.
EDWARDES, Samuel, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Samuel Edwardes, Esq., by
Joyce, dau. of the Bev. Coi-nelius Copner, of
Llanfynydd, co. Carmarthen ; b. 1788. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Denbigh. This
family is of great antiquity, and, the Copners in
early times being Protestants, went out to Holland,
but again returned to this country with William III.
They have produced many eminent members of the
C'hurch of England ; amongst others, Bishop
Fei-rars, who was burnt at Carmarthen in the
reign of Queen Mary. — Denbigh, North Wales.
EDWARDES.
(See Tucler-Edwardes.)
EDWARDS, Lady (of Greenfields).
Harriet, dau. of Bev. C. Johnson ; m. 1st 181- J.
0. Herbert, Esq. (who d. 1824) ; 2nd 1825 Sir J.
Edwards, Bart., M.B. (who d. 1850).— Greenfields,
near Machynlleth, North Wales,
* The late George Cran&tomi, son of the Hon. G. Crans-
toun, of Longnewton, co. Roxburgh, by Maria, dau. of
Thomas Brisbane, of Brisbane, co. Ayr, and grandson of
William, 5th Lord Cranstoun, by Jean, dan. of William, 2nd
Marquis of Lothian, was educated at the University of Glas-
gow and at Balliol Coll., Oxford, and was elevated to the
Scottish Bench in 1S26, bv the title of Lord Corehouse,
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EDWARDS, Henry, Esq. (of Pye Tfest).
Eldest son of the late Henry Lees Edwards, Esq.,
of Pye Nest, by Lea, dan. of Joseph Priestley,
Esq., of Sowerby, Yorkshh-e ; h. 1812; m. 1838
Maria Churchill, eldest dau. of Thomas Coster,
Esq., of Marchwood and the Regent's Park. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of
Yorkshire ; Major West York Yeomaniy Cavalry;
has been M.P. for Beverley since August, 1857;
was M.P. for Halifax 1847-52. His grandfather
left Warwickshire for Yorkshire in 1749, and soon
after joined as a partner the mercantile house of
which Mr. Edwards is now senior representative.
— Pye Ne:it, near Halifax, Yorkshire ; Carlton,
Boodle's, and Clonservative Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Coster Lea, h. 1840.
ED'WARDS, Bev. John (of The Hayes).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Edwards, Esq., of
Bristol, by Jane, dau. of the late Thomas Wathen,
Esq. (she was representative of the extinct family
of De-la-Bere, ofSoutham House, near Cheltenham,
purchased by Lord EUenborough from the late
Thomas Edwards, Esq.) ; h. 1800 ; s. 1838; m. 1830
Elizabeth, dau. of John Milford, Esq., of Exeter.
Educated at Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823,
M.A. 1830) ; is a Magistrate for Gloucestershire,
appointed Rector of Prestbury 1824. This family
was formerly seated at Southam House, near Chel-
tenham, now possessed by Lord EUenborough. — ■
The Hayes, Prestbury, near Cheltenham.
Heir, his son John, M.A., of Lincoln Coll.,
Oxford, in Holy Orders, h. 1832.
EDWARDS, John Kynaston, Esq. (of Old
Court).
Eldest sou of the late James Kynaston Edwards,
Esq., by Emily, dau. of Henry Smith, Esq., of
Beabeg, co. Meath; h. 1819 ; s. 1850. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1841); called to the
Irish Bar 1843. This family, located for two cen-
turies in Ireland, came originally from North Whales,
deriving from Hedd-Molwynog, chief of one of the
noble tribes of that country, and a descendant from
Roderick the Great, King of Wales about the
middle of the 9th century. — Old Court, Bray, co.
Wicklow.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry St. George, 5. 1824 ;
in. 1854 Catherine, dau. of St. George Smith, Esq.,
of Greenhills, co. Louth, deceased. •
EDWARDS, Richard Lloyd, Esq. (of Nan-
horon).
Only son of the late Colonel R. Edwards, byAnna-
bella, only dau. and heiress of Richard Lloyd, Esq.,
of Brouhamlog, co. Denbigh; b. 1806; s. 1830;
m. 1831 Mary, dau. of John Lloyd Wynne, Esq.
Educated at NVestminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carnarvon ;
was High Sheriff of Anglesea 1836, of co. Car-
narvon 1834, of CO. Denbigh 1847. This family is
descended from the five Royal tribes of North
Wales. — Nanhoron, near Pwllheli, North Wales.
Jfeir, his son Francis William Lloyd, b. 1845.
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EDWARDS, Samuel Bedford, Esq. (of Arlesey
Bury),
Only surviving son of the late S. B. Edwards, Esq.,
by Sophia, eldest dau. of the late John Hubbard,
Esq., of Stratford, Essex ; b. 1825 ; s. 1857 ;
m. 1857 Emily Clara Charlotte, eldest dau. of E.
T. Bainbridge, Esq., of London, some time M.P.
for Taunton. Is in the Commission of the Peace for
Beds. This family was originally from Wales and
Cheshire, and has been settled in Bedfordshire since
1499. — Arlesey Bury, near Baldock ; Union Club,
S.W.
EDWARDS, Tenison, Esq.
Son of the late Captain James Edwards, of Friars
Hill, CO. Wicklow (who was 2nd son of James
Edwards, Esq., of Old Court, co. Wicklow (see that
family), and a dau. of the late Col. Tenison, of Castle
Tenison, CO. Roscommon), by Charlotte, dau. of Wm.
Sturgeon, Esq., and Harriet Alicia, youngest dau,
of Thomas, 1st Marquis of Rockingham ; b. 1815 ;
m. 1845 Mary Osborn, only child of the late Thomas
Flower, Esq., Hon. E. I. Co.'s Civil Service,
Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1839. —
Homewood Lodge, W^ellington Road, near Liver-
pool.
Heir, his son Tenison Vaughan Wentworth,
b. 1854.
EDWARDS, Thomas William, Esq, (of Llan-
dovery Castle).
Eldest son of the late William Richards, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of Thomas Edwards, Esq., of Llandaff
House, CO. Glamorgan ; b. 1784 ; s. 1826. Edu-
cated at Eton ; appointed H.M.'s Consul at Nantes
1816 ; was formerly in the 18th Hussars, and served
in the Peninsula imder Sir John Moore ; was at
Benevente and Cahagun, for which actions he has
a medal and two clasps ; took the name of Edwards
by Royal license under the will of Thomas Edwards,
Esq., his maternal gi-andfather. — The Castle, Llan-
dovery, Carmarthenshire.
Heir, his nephew William Richards, Major R,A.;
b. 1827 ; m. 1857 Mary Eleanor, dau. of Colonel
Ramsbottom, of Gibraltar ; served with distinction
in the Crimea, and was present at Inkermann ; is a
Knight of the Legion of Honour.
EDWARDS -MOSS, Thomas, Esq. (of Roby
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Moss, Esq., of Otters-
pool, by Hannah, dau. of the late Thomas Taylor,
Esq., of Blakeley ; b. ISll ; s. 1858 ; m. 1847 Amy
Charlotte, only child and heir of late Richard
Edwards, Esq. Educated at Eton ; assumed by
Royal license, 1851, the additional surname and
arms of Edwards. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lancaster. — Roby Hall, near Prescot, Lan-
cashire ; Union and Conservative Clubs, S.W,
Heir, his son John Edwards, b. 1 850,
EDWARD S-VAUGHAlSr, Nash Vaughan, Esq.
(of Rheola),
Eldest son and heir of the late John Edwards, Esq,
(who assumed the additional surname of Vaughan
in 1829, under the will of the late William Vaughan,
Esq., of Llanelay, by his 2nd wife Sarah, dau. and
Eff]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
heiress of Thomas Barwise, Esq., of London ;
h. 1811 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1834 Harriet Amelia, 2nd
dau. of E. Svvalnston Strangwayes, Esq., of Alne
Hall, York (she d. 1858). Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., O.Kford (B.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate for
COS. Glamorgan, Brecon, and Eoss, and a Dep.
Lieut, for Glamorgan. — Rheola, near Neath, Gla-
morganshire ; Llanelay, near Cardiff, Glamorgan-
shire; Carlton and Arthur's Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew Vaughan Hanning Lee,
Esq., of Dillington, Ilmiaster, Captain 21st
Fusiliers.
EFFINGHAM (Earl of), Henry Howard (cr.
1837).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Charlotte, dau. of
the 3rd Earl of Rosebery ; h. 1806 ; s. 1845 ; m.
1832 Eliza, dau. of Sir G. Drummond. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for W. Riding of York-
shire, and Patron of 4 livings ; was M.P. for
Shaftesbury 1841-5. The family is descended from
the 2nd Duke of Norfolk. — The Grange, near
Rotherham, Yorkshire ; Tusmore House, near
Brackley, Northamptonshire ; 57, Eaton Place,
S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Howard of Effingham, h.
1837 ; educated at Harrow ; is Cornet Queen's Own
Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry.
EGERTON OF TATTON (Lord), ■Williarxi Tat-
ton Egerton (cr. 1859).
Eldest son of the late Wilbraham Egerton, Esq.,
(19 years M.P. for Ciheshire), by his 1st cousin
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Sir Christopher Sykes, Bart.,
of Sledmere House, co. York ; b. 1806 ; s. to his
father's property 1856; nu 1830 Charlotte Eliza-
beth, eldest dau. of the 2nd ]\Tarquis of Ely. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Cli., O.xford ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Chester ; was M.P. for
Lymington 1830-1, for N. Cheshire 1832-58. This
family has been long seated in Cheshire, and inherits
a portion of the estates of the Lord Chancellor El-
lesmere. — Tatton Park, near Knutsford, Cheshire ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 7, St. James's Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Wilbraham, of Rostherne Hall,
near Knutsford; h. 1832; m. 1857 Mary Sarah,
eldest dau. of the 2nd Earl of Amherst ; educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1854) ; is a
Magistrate for co. Chester ; has been M.P. for N.
Cheshire since 1858.
EGERTOlSr, Sir Pliilip de Malpas Grey, Bart,
(cr. 1617).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir Philip Grey Egerton,
Bart., bv Rebecca, dau. of Josias Du Pre, Esq.,
of Wilton Park, Bucks : h. 1806 ; s. as 10th Bart.
1829 ; m. 1832 Anna Elizabeth, dau. of G. J. Legh,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1828) ; appointed a Trustee of the British Museum
1851 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Chester ; has been M.P. for S. Cheshire since 1835 ;
was M.P. for Chester 1880-1. This family is de-
scended from a common ancestor with the Eger-
tons of Tatton. — Oulton Park, near Tarporley,
Cheshire ; Athenasum and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Philip le Belward, Captain in Clold-
stream Guards, h. 1833,
EG-ERTOlSr, Hon. Algernon Fiilke.
Third son of the 1st Earl of EUesmere ; h. 1825.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1848), was afterwards Fellow of All Souls Coll. ;
appointed Captain Lancashire Yeomanry 1857 ;
elected M.P. for S. Lancashire 1859. — Bridgewater
House, St. James's, S.W.
EGERTON, Edward Christopher, Esq. of Mount-
field Court).
Fourth son of the late Wilbraham Egerton, Esq.
(many years M.P. for Cheshire), by Elizabeth, 2nd
dau. of the late Sir C. Sykes, Bart., M.P., and
brother of 1st Lord Egerton of Tatton ; h. 1816 ;
in. 1845 Mary Frances, dau. of 2nd Earl Mauvers.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1837) ; was afterwards Fellow of All Souls Coll. ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1840 ; has
been M.P. for Macclesfield since 1852.— Mount-
field Court, near Robertsbridge, Surrey ; Travel-
lers' Club, S.W. ; 13, Lowndes Square, S.W.
EGERTON, Mrs. Thomas (of Thorp Arch).
Charlotte Catharine, 4th dau. of the late Sir Wil-
liam Milner, Bart. ; m. 1836 the Rev. Thomas
Egerton, Rector of Middle, co. Salop (3rd son of
the late Wilbraham Egerton, Esq., of Tatton Park,
CO. Chester), who d. 1847. — Thoi-jj Arch, near Tad-
caster, Yorkshire.
Heir, her son George, 1st Lieutenant Rifle Bri-
gade.
EGLINTON AND WINTON (13th Earl of),
Archibald William Montgomerie, K.T., P.O.
(cr. 1507).
Only surviving son of the late Lord Montgomerie,
by Mary, dau. and heir of 11th Earl of Eglin-
ton, and grandson of the 12th Earl ; b. 1812 ;
.5.1819; m. 1st 1841 Teresa, dau. of C. Newco-
men, Esq., and widow of R. H. C'ockerell, Esq.,
Captain R.N. (she d. 1853) ; 2nd 1858 Adela Caro-
line Harriet, dau. of 6th Earl of Essex ; sits in
the House of Lords as Earl of Winton, LT.K. (a-.
1850). Is Lord-Lieutenant and Sheriff of Ayrshire ;
Colonel of Ayrshire Militia ; Chancellor of the
University of Glasgow, and Lord Rector of
Marischal Coll., Aberdeen ; was Lord-Lieutenant
of Ireland Feb.— Dec. 1852, and 1858-9.— Eglin-
ton Castle, near Ardrossan, Ayrshire ; Cleughearn,
CO. Lanark ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 10, St. James's
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Archibald William, Lord Montgo-
merie, /'. 1841.
EGMONT (Earl of), George James Perceval
(cr. 1733).
Eldest surviving son of 2nd Lord Arden, by Mar-
garet Elizabeth, dau. of late Sir Thomas Spencer
Wilson, Bart. ; h. 1794 ; s. as 3rd Lord Arden
1840, and .S-. his cousin as Earl 1841 ; m. 1819
Jane, dau. of John Hornby, Esq., of Hook House,
Hants ; sits in the House of Lords as Lord Lovell
and Holland, U.K. {cr. 1762). Is a Rear-Admiral
reserved ; served at Trafalgar and in Egypt ; was
M.P. for W. Surrey 1837-40. Patronage 6 livings.
—Burgh House, near Epsom, Surrey; Cowdray
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House, near Petworth, Sussex ; Carlton and United
Service Clubs, S.W. ; 26, St. James's Place,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew Charles George Perceval,
Esq., b. 1845.
BGREMOWT, Co\intess of.
Jane, dau. of the Rev. W. Roberts ; m. George,
4th Earl of Egremont (ext.), who d. 1845. — Orchard
Wyndham, near Taunton, Somerset.
EGBEMOKTT, Kev. Edward.
Second son of the late John Egremont, Esq., by
Anna, dau. of Thomas Crowther, Esq., of Wake-
field ; h. 1801 ; s. to estatesin Yorkshire 1810 ; vi.
1824 Sara, dau. of Jacob Maude, Esq., of Sunni-
side, 00. Durham. Educated at Richmond, York-
shire, and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1824,
M.A. 1827) ; appointed Vicar of Wroxeter 1827.
This family have held landed estates at Reedness,
Yorkshire, since the time of the Conquest, — Wrox-
eter Vicarage, near Shrewsbury, Salop.
ELCHO (Lord), Francis Wemyss-Charteris.
Eldest son of the 8th Earl of Wemyss; 6. 1818 ;
m. 1843 Anne Frederica, dau. of 1st Earl of Lich-
field. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1841) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Haddington ;
was a Lord of the Treasury 1852-5 ; M.P. for
E. Gloucestershire 1841-6 ; has been M.P. for
CO. Haddington since 1847. — Amisfield, near Had-
dington, N.B. ; Stanway, near Moretonin-Marsh,
Gloucestershire ; 23, St. James's Place, S.W.
ELD, Francis, Esq. (of Seighford Hall).
Eldest son of the late Fi-ancis Eld, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of John Mootham, Esq., of Percy Street,
London ; h. 1796 ; s. 1855. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford. — Seighford Hall, near
Stafford.
Heir Prcs., his brother George, 7j. 1797.
ELDON (Earl of), John Scott (cr. 1821).
Only son of the 2nd Earl, by Louisa, dau. of
Charles, 1st Lord Feversham ; 0. 1845 ; s. 1854.
The 1st Earl (who was a brotlier of the late Lord
Stowell) was Lord Chancellor 1801-6 and 1807-27.
—Shirley House, near Croydon, Surrey ; Enconibe,
near Wareham, Dorset ; 1, Hamilton Place, W,
ELGIN AND KINCABDINE (8th Earl of),
James Bruce, K.T., G.C.B., P.O. (cr. 1633).
Eldest surviving son of 7th Earl, by his 2nd wife
Elizabeth, youngest dau. of J. T. Oswald, Esq., of
Dunnikier, co. Fife ; h. 1811 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1st 1841
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of C. L. Camming-Bruce,
Esq., M.P. (she d. 1843) ; 2nd 1846 Mary Louisa,
dau. of 1st Earl of Durham ; sits in the House of
Lords as Lord Elgin, U.K. {cr. 1849). Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1st class Clas-
sics 1833), and was afterwards Fellow of Merton
Coll. ; is Lord-Lieutenant of Fifeshire ; was M.P.
for Southampton July — Nov. 1841 ; Governor of
Jamaica 1842-6, and Governor-General of Canada
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1846-55 ; sent on a special mission to China 1857. —
Broom Hall, near Fife, N.B. ; Athenosum and
Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Bruce, h. 1849.
ELIBANK (Lord), Alexander Oliphant Murray
(cr. 1643).
Eldest son of the 8th Lord, by Janet, dau. of the
late J. Oliphant, Esq. ; b. 1804 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1S3S
Emily Maria, dau. of A. Montgomery, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Peebles. Is
descended from a common ancestor with the Earls
of Mansfield and Dunmore. — Darn Hall, near
Eddleston, N.B. ; Elibank Castle, near Selkirk.
Heir, his son Montolieu Fox, Master of Elibank,
b. 1840.
ELIOT, ■William, Esq.
Son of the late Rev. Richard Eliot, of Maker,
Cornwall, by Anna, dau. of Edward Pearce, Esq.,
ofCamelford; b. 1794; m. 1830 Lydia, dau. of
John Ffolliott, Esq., M.P., of Hollybrook, co. Sligo.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset. —
Weymouth, Dorset.
Heir, his son William, in Holy Orders, b. 1832 ;
m. 1858 Barbara, dau. of C. R. Baynes, Esq.
ELIOT.
(See under St. (7crrimns.)
ELIOTT, Sir William Francis, Bart., P.B.S.
(cr.l666).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir W. Eliott,
Bart., M.P., by Marv, dau. of J. Russell, Esq., of
Roseburn, N.B. ; 6. "1798; s. as 7th Bart. 1812;
m. 1826 Teresa, dau. of the late Sir A. Boswell,
Bart. (ext.). Educated at Eton and Edinburgh
University ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Roxburgh. The first Baronet, Sir Gilbert, was
created, in 1640, previous to the Baronetcy, a
Knight Banneret by the King in person, at the
battle of Scone. The late Lord Heathfield was a
younger branch of the family. — Stobs Castle, and
Wells House, near Hawick, co. Roxburgh.
Heir, his son William Francis Augustus, b. 1827.
ELLENBOKGITGH (Earl of), Edv/ard Law,
G.C.B., P.O. icr. 1844).
Eldest son of the 1st Baron EUenborough (many
years Lord Chief Justice), by Anne, dau. of G. P.
Towry, Esq. ; b. 1790 ; s. as 2nd Baron 1818 ;
ra. 1st 1813 Katharine, dau. of 1st Marquis of
Londonderry (she d. 1819) ; 2nd 1824 Jane Eliza-
beth, dau. of Admiral Digby (divorced) ; was M.P.
for St. Michael's 1812-18 ; President of Board of
Control 1834-5, and March— May, 1858 ; Governor-
General of India 1842-4 ; First Lord of the Admi-
ralty 1845-6 ; was raised to the Earldom for services
in India. — Southam House, near Cheltenham ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 108, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir Pres. (to Barony), his nephew Charles
Edmund, b. 1820 ; m. 1st 1841 Eleanor Cecil, dau.
of 4th Earl of Wicklow ; 2nd 1855 Anna Elizabeth,
dau. of Rev. J. F. Day.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ELLESMERE (Earl of), George GranviUe
Francis Egerton (cr. 1846).
Eldest son of tlie 1st Earl (who was a younger son
of the 1st Duke of Sutherland), by Harriet Catha-
rine, dau. of Charles Greville, Esq. ; b. 1823 ;
s. 1857 ; m. 1846 Mary, dau. of 1st Earl of Cawdor.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashii-e, and
Lieutenant-Colonel Duke of Lancaster's Yeomanry ;
was M.P. for N. Staffordshire 1847-51. Patronage
4 livings. Inherits a large portion of the property
of the last Duke of Bridgewater, whose name of
Egerton the 1st Earl assumed in 1833 in lieu of
Leveson-Gower. — Worsley Hall, near Manchester ;
Bridgewater House, St. James's, S.W.
JTeir, his son Viscount Brackley, b. 1847.
ELLICE, EigM Hon. Edward (of Glenqiioich).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Ellice, Esq., of
London ; b. 1787 ; m. 1st 1809 Hannah Althea,
dau. of 1st Earl Grey, K.G. (she d. 1832) ; 2nd 1843
Ann Amelia, dau. of 4th Earl of Albemarle
(widow of 1st Earl of Leicester, she d. 1844) ; is
a Canadian and West-Indian Proprietor ; formerly
a Merchant in the City ; was Secretary of Trea-
sury 1830-1, and Secretary at War 1833-4 ; was
M.P. for Coventry 1818-26, and from 1830 to the
present time. — Glenquoich, near Inverness, N.B. ;
Reform and Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ; 18, Arlington
Street, S.W.
Jleir, his son Edward, M.P. for St. Andrew's, &c. ;
b. 1810 ; m. 1834 Catherine Jane, dau. of General
Balfour, of Balbirnie, N.B.
ELLIOT, Sir Charles, K.C.B. for. 1856).
Son of the late Right Hon. H. Elliot, and cousin
of the 2nd Earl of Minto ; b. 1801 ; m. 1828 Clara,
dau, of R. H. Windsor, Esq. Educated at Read-
ing ; is a Rear-Admiral in the Navy ; served at
Algiers and in the East Indies ; was British Pleni-
potentiary in China during the War of 1839-40,
and took part in the Siege of Canton ; appointed
Consul-General at Texas 1842, Governor of Ber-
muda 1846, and Governor and Commander-in-
Chief of Trinidad 1853.— Athenjeura Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Hugh, b. 1830.
ELLIOT, Hon. George, C.B.
Second son of the 1st Earl of ]\Iinto ; b. 1784 ; m.
1810 Eliza Cecilia, dau. of J. Ness, Esq. Edu-
cated at the Royal Navy Coll. ; entered the Navy
1794; became Captain R.N. 1S02, Rear-Admiral
1835 ; served at St. Vincent and Copenhagen, the
reduction of Java, and in the China war 1840 :
was Secretary to the Admiralty 1834-5 ; a Lord of
Admiralty 1835-7 ; Commander on Cape of Good
Hope station 1837-40, on the East-Indian station
1840-3 ; is General of the Mint in Scotland ; was
a naval A.D.C. to William IV. — Minto House,
Hawick, N.B.
ELLIOT, Hon. Heni-y George.
Second son of the 2nd Earl of Minto; b. 1817;
w. 1847 Anne, dau. of Sir E. Antrobus, Bart.
Educated at Eton ; was Secretary and A.D.C. to
Sir J. Franklin in Tasmania ; appointed a Clerk
in Foreign Office 1840, Attache at St. Peters-
burg 1841, Secretary of Legation at the Hague
1848, Secretary of Legation at Vienna 1853,
Minister to Denmark 1858. — British Embassy,
Copenhagen.
ELLIOT, Hon. John Edmund (of LintMU).
Third son of the 1st Earl of Minto, by Mary, dau.
of the late Sir G. Amyand, Bart. ; b. 1788 ; m.
1809 Amelia, dau. of J. H. Casam.ajor, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Roxburgh ; was M.P. for co. Roxburgh 1837-41
and 1847-59 ; Secretary to the Board of Control
1847-52; was formerly in the E.LCo.'s Civil Ser-
vice, Bengal. — Linthill, Lilliesleaf, near Selkirk,
N.B. ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 29, Cadogau Place,
S.W.
ELLIOT, John Pogge, Esq. (of Elvet Hill).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Fogge, Esq., of
Bolton-le-Moors and Edgeworth, co. Lancaster, by
Jane, dau. of William Hobson, Esq., of Middleton
Teesdale, and jMary, dau. of Jalmes Elliot, Esq., of
the same place, and of Bedburne, co. Durham ; b.
1804 ; s. 1827 ; ra. 1827 Mary, youngest dau. of
Rev. Thomas Peacock, of Denton, Durham. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham ;
assumed the additional surname of Elliot, by Royal
license, on the death of his great-uncle, John
Walton Elliot, Esq. — Elvet Hill, near Durham.
ELLIOTT, George Hem-y, Esq. (of Hurley
Manor).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant- Colonel George
Henry Elliott, by Mary Josephine, dau. of Lieu-
tenant-General Sir James Hay, K.C.H. ; b. 1813 ;
s. 1848 ; VI. 1844 Ellen, dau. of William Palmer
Morewood, Esq., of Alfreton Park, co. Derby, and
Ladbroke, co. Warwick. Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks ; formerly
Captain in the Queen's Dragoon Guards. This
famil}' is descended from Admiral Elliott, after-
wards Lord Heathfield, Governor of Gibraltar in
the reign of Queen Anne. — Hurley Manor, near
jMaidenhead, Berks ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
Jleir, his son George Henry Blois, b. 1854.
ELLIS, Sir Henry, Knt., K.H. (cr. 1833).
Son of the late John Ellis, Esq., by Mary, dau. of
— Belknap, Esq. ; b. 1777 ; m. 1805 Frances Jane,
youngest dau. of John Frost, Esq., of Ashurst
Wood, Sussex (she (/. 1854). Educated at Mer-
chant Taylors' School and St. John's Coll., Oxford
(B.C.L. 1802) ; is a Director of the Society of
Antiquaries ; was Principal Librarian of the Bri-
tish Museum 1827-56. This family was formerly
seated at Dewsbury and Pontefract, co. York. —
24, Bedford Square, W.C.
ELLIS, Hercules, Esq. (of Innisrush).
Eldest son of the late Henry Ellis, Esq., Deputy
Governor and Dep. Lieut, for co. Londonderry, by
Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Edward Hudson, of
Portglenone Castle, co. Antrim ; b. 1812 ; s. 1840.
Educated at Belfast and Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1833) ; appointed an Officer of the Con-
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stabulary force, and a Magistrate for a district of
CO. Antrim and for Londonderry co. and city. Is
a descendant of the celebrated Colonel Adam Mur-
ray, one of the defenders of the siege of the City
of Londonderry. — Innisrush, near Portglenone, co.
Londonderry ; Magilligan, near Londonderry.
ELLIS, John, Esq. (of Belgrave).
Son of the late Joseph Ellis, Esq., by Rebecca,
dau. of John Burgess, Esq., of Wigton, co. Lei-
cester ; h. 1789 ; m. 1st 1816 Martha, dau. of John
Shipley, Esq., of Uttoxeter, co. Derby (she d.
1817) ; 2nd 1820 Priscilla, dau. of D. Evans, Esq.,
of Goodrest Lodge, co. Warwick. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Leicester, and late Chairman of the Mid-
land Railway ; was M.P. for Leicester 1848-52. —
Belgrave House, near Leicester.
Heir, his son Edward, h. 1817.
ELLIS, Hev. John WiUiams (of Glasfryn).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Ellis, M.A.
(Treasurer of Bangor and Rector of Llanfachreth,
CO. Anglesea), by Jaue, eldest dau. of J. Bulgin, Esq.,
of Bath, and heiress of Miss Williams, ofBrondanw,
CO. Merioneth ; h. 1808 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1831 Harriet
Ellen, only child of J. H. Clough, Esq., of Plas
Clough, CO. Denbigh, Educated at St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1831) ; appointed P. C. of Bedd-
gelert 1837 ; is a Magistrate for co. Carnai'von,
and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Merioneth.
— Glasfryn, near Pwllheli, North Wales.
Heir, his son Thomas Parr Williams, h. 1832 ;
rn. 1857 Cordelia, dau. of John Lloyd, Esq., Jus-
tice of Peace and Dep. Lieut., of Trail wyn, co.
Carnarvon.
ELLIS, Wynn, Esq. (of Ponsboiirne Park).
Son of the late Thomas Ellis, Esq., of Oundle, and
a lineal desceudaut of the Ellises of co. Flint ; h.
1790 ; m. 1814 Mary Maria, dau. of J. Smith, Esq.,
of CO. Lincoln, and great-niece of Charles Pearson,
Esq., of Tankerton, Kent. Is a Magistrate for
Kent and for Herts (High Sheriff 1831-2) ; was
M.P. for Leicester 1831-4 and 1839-47.— Tankerton
Tower, near Canterbury ; Ponsbourne Park, near
Hertford ; 30, Cadogan Place, S.W.
ELLIS.
(See Clough,.)
ELMHIPvST, "William, Esq. (of Roxrnd Green).
Fourth but eldest surviving son of the late William
Elmhirst, Esq., of Ouslethwaite, by Ann Rachel,
only dau. and heiress of Thomas Elmhirst, Esq.,
of Stixwould Abbey, co. Lincoln ; h. 1799 ; s. his
brother 1835 ; m. 1825 Anna Frances, dau. of
Williani Walker, Esq., M.B., late of Swinnow Park,
CO. York. Is a Solicitor in Chancery, and in the
Courts of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas. The
Elmhirsts rank among the more early of the York-
shire families, deducing their descent from, and
still bearing the name of, the knightly owners of
the land in the 13th century, whose descendants
have successively performed the feudal services due
from lauds they then held. The present represen-
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tative is 13th in descent from Robertus Dominusde
Elmehirst, living temp. Edward I, — Round Green,
near Barnsley, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son William (M.A., of Trinity Coll.,
Oxford), b. 1827 ; m. 1854 Anne Elizabeth Pass-
more, dau. of Wm. Barnard Heaton, Esq., of
Gainsborough.
ELMLEY.
(See under Beaucluimp, Earl.)
ELPHINSTOlSrE (Lord), John Elphinstone,
G.C.H., P.O. (cr. 1509),
Only son of the 12th Lord, by Janet, youngest dau.
of Cornelius Elliot, Esq., of Woollee, co. Roxburgh ;
h. 1807 ; s. 1813. Is a Scotch Representative Peer ;
sits in the House of Peers as Lord Elphinstone,
U.K. {cr. 1859) ; was formerly Captain Royal
Horse Guards ; a Lord in Waiting 1847-52 and
1853-4 ; Governor of Madras 1838-42 ; appointed
Governor of Bombay 1854. — Government House,
Bombay.
Heir Pres. (to the Scottish title), his cousin Col.
John EIphinstone-Fleming (whom see).
ELPHINSTOWE, Sir Howard, Bart., P.B.S.,
D.C.L. (cr. 1816).
Eldest son of the late Sir Howard Elphinstone,
Bart., by Frances, dau. of John Warburton, Esq. ;
h. 1804 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1846 ; m. 1829 Eliza
Julia, dau. of Edward Jeremiah Curteis, Esq.,
M.P., of Windmill Hill, Sussex. Educated at
Trinty Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1840 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex, and an
Advocate in Doctors' Commons; was M.P. for
Hastings 1835-7, and for Lewes 1841-7. — Ore
Place, near Hastings, Sussex ; Athenceuni and
Reform Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Howard Warburton, i. 1830.
ELPHINSTONE, Sir James Dah-ymple Horn,
Bart. (cr. 1828).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert D. Elphin-
stone, Bart., by Graeme, dau. of David Hep-
burn, Esq., of Keith, N.B. ; b. 1805 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1848 ; m. 1836 Mary, 4th dau. of Sir J. H.
Maxwell, Bart. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Aberdeen, and a Director of the E.I. Co. ;
has been M.P. for Portsmouth since 1857 ; was
formerly Captain E.I.C.S. This family is descended
from the 1st Lord Stair. — Logic Elphinstone, by
Pitcaple, Aberdeenshire ; Carlton (^'lub, S.W. ;
45, Onslow Square, S.W.
Heir, his son John Maxwell, Lieutenant R.N,,
b. 1839.
ELPHINSTONE, Hon. Mountsttiart (of Hack-
wood).
Fourth son of the 11th Lord Elphinstone ; h. 1779.
Entered the E.I.C.'s Civil Service, Bengal, 1795 ;
appointed Resident at Nagpore 1804, Envoy to Ca-
bul 1808, Resident at Poonali 1810, Commissioner
for settling Peishwa's territories 1817 ; retired from
the service 1827 ; was Governor of Bombay 1819-
27 ; created D.C.L. of Oxford 1833.— Hackvvood,
Limpsfield, near Godstone, Surrey ; 85, Jermyn
Street, S.W.
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ELPHINSTOWE, ■William Buller Pullerton,
Esq.. (of Carberry Tower).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel James
Buller Elpliinstone (who was a son of the Hon. W.
F. Elphinstone, Srd son of 10th Lord Elpliinstone),
by his 2nd wife Anna Maria, only child of the late
Sir Edward Buller, Bart., M.P., of Trenant Park,
Cornwall ; h. 1828 ; .-?. 1857. Appointed to the Royal
Navy 1841, became Commander 1856 ; served in
the Crimea 1854-5 (a knight of the Medjidie 5th
Class) ; is a Magistrate for Blidlothian. — Carberry
Tower, near Musselburgh, N.B. ; Army and Navy
Club, S.W.
Heir Prca., his brother Edward C'harles, late Cap-
tain 92nd Highlanders, h. 1822 ; m. 1859 Elizabeth
Harriette, youngest dau. of the Eight Hon. Sir
George Clerk, Bart., of Pennicuick House, Edin-
burgh .
ELPIIINSTOWE-FLEMIISTG, Colonel John (of
Climb ernanld) .
Eldest sou of the late Hon. C. Elphinstone Flem-
ing (who was M.P. for co. Stirling 1833-4), by
Catalina Paulina Alessandro, of Spain ; h. 1819;
s. 1840. Is Lieutenant-Colonel 2nd Light Dra-
goons ; formerly Captain 17th Lancers ; is heir
pres. to the Scottish honours of his cousin Lord
Elphinstone. — Cumbernauld, Dumbartonshire.
ELSLEY, Charles Heneage, Esq. (of Mill Mount) .
Second son of the late Rev. Heneage Slslcy, M.A.,
by Miriam, dau. of tlie Rev. W. Lockey ; b. 1792 ;
s. 1823 to his uncle Gregory EIsle3'-, Esq., of
Patrick Brompton ; in. 1824 Mary Emily, dau. of
Colonel Hale, of Acomb, and grand-dau. of General
Hale, Educated at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1813, M.A. 1816) ; called to the Bar at the
Middle Temple 1819 ; ajipointed Recorder of Rich-
mond, Yorkshire, 1827, and of the City of York
1834, and Clerk of the Peace for the \V. Riding
of Yorkshire 1827 ; is a Magistrate for the N.
Riding of Yorkshire, and a Dep. Lieut, for the
W. Riding ; was formerly a County Court Judge
and Recorder of Scarborough. This family has
been settled in Yorkshire since the reign of Queen
Elizabeth. — Mill Mount, near York ; Patrick
Brompton, near Bcdale, Yorkshire ; University
Club, S.W.
Heir, hi.s son (Jharlos, h. 1842.
ELTOTsT, Sir Artlmr Hallam, Bart. (cr. 1717).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Charles Abra-
ham Elton, Bart., by Sarah, daughter of Joseph
Smith, Esq., of Bristol ; h. 1818 ; s. his brother as
7th Bart. 1853 ; m. 1841 Rhoda Susan, dau. of J.
Willis, Esq., of Hampton-Court Palace, and widow
of Captain Baird. Educated at the Military Coll.,
Sandhurst, where he obtained a Commission ; was
formerly Lieutenant 14th foot ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Somerset (High Sheriff 1857) ; M.P.
for Bath 1857-9. — Clevedon Court, near Bristol ;
Athenteum Club, S.^V.
Heir Pres., his brother Edmund William, h.
1822; m. 1st 1845 Lucy Maria, dau. of Rev. J.
M. Rice ; 2nd 1850 Clementina Saudryk, of Flo-
rence.
ELTOlSr, Sir Edward Maiv/ood, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late Sir Jas. Marwood Elton, Bart.,
by Anne, dau. of Edward Story, Esq., of Sussex ;
h. 1801. Educated at Eton and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1822, and elected Fellow 1823) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon, and Patron
of 1 living ; was raised to the Baronetcy, with a
special remainder to his brother. — Widworthy
Court, near Honiton, Devon ; Reform Club, S.W. ;
32, Charles Street, W.
Ilelr Pres., his brother Henry, Captain 13th
Light Dragoons, b. 1S04.
EL'WES, Gary Charles, Esq. (of Billing HaU).
Eldest son of the late Robert Cary Elwes, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of 1st Earl Yarborough ; b. 1800;
s. 1852 ; m. 1826 Elinor, eldest dau. of the late
Rear-Admiral Rye, of Culworth, co. Northampton,
(she (7. 1859). Educated at Westminster and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lincoln, and a M.agistrate for co.
Northampton (High Sheriff 1853). — Billing Hall,
near Northampton ; Reform and Arthur's Clubs,
S.W.
Jlcir, his only son Valentine Dudley Henry
Cary Elwes, Esq. (whom see).
ELWES, Valentine Dudley Henry Cary, Esq.
(of Tongswood).
Only son of Cary Charles Elwes, Esq., of Billing
Hall (whom see), by Elinor, dau. of the late Rear-
Admiral Rye, of Culworth, co. Northamj^ton ; b.
1832; VI. 1856 Henrietta Catharine, 2nd dau. of
Charles Lane, Esq., of Badgemore, Oxon. Is a
Magistrate for co. Northampton, .and a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln ; became
Cornet 12th Lancers 1851, and served in the
Caffre War of 1851-2. — Tongswood, near Hawk-
hurst, Kent ; Army and Navy Club, S.W. ; 38,
Jermyn Street, S.W.
ELWOlSr, Thomas Light, Esq. (of Cleveland
House).
Onlj' son of the late Commodoi'e Elwon, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Captain Light, of Bombay ; b. 1828 ;
s. 1834 ; VI. 1S50 Mary Ann, 2nd dau. of John
Vaughan, Esq., of Middlesborough. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for N.
Riding of Yorkshire, and a Captain N. York
Rifles. — Cleveland House, near Redcar, Yorkshire ;
Alton Albany Park, near Ayr, N.B.
Jfeir, his son Thomas Henry V.aughan, b. 1852.
EL WOOD, Colonel Charles William (of Clayton
Priory).
Only son of the late Pexall Elwood, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Captain Craig, R.N., of Rochester ; /;.
1781 ; 7)1. 1824 Anne Katharine, 4th dau. of the
late E. J. Curteis, Esq., of Windmill Hill, many
years M.P. for Sussex. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Sussex, and a Colonel E.I.C.S. ; served
formerly in India, and was at the storming of
Mallia, Chya, and Dwarka, and at the surrender of
Kandehar, Poisetra, and Bate, in the province of
Guzerat ; was Political Agent at Porebunder, in
Cattywar, 1809-21. — Clayton Priory, near Hurst-
pierpoint, Sussex.
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ELWOOD, Thomas, Esq. (of Strand HUl).
Eldest son of the late Francis Elwood, Esq., liy
Jane, dau. of — Ormsby, Esq. ; h. 1800; in. 1839
Catharine, dau. of Colonel Hearne, of King's co.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Mayo ; was formerly
in the Army. — Strand Hill, near Cong, co. Mayo.
Heir, his son Francis, h. 18ilO.
ELY (Marquis of), John Henry 'Wellington
Graham Loftus (cr. 1800).
Only son of the 3rd Marquis, by Jane, dau. of. J.
J. Hope-Vere, Esq., of Craigie Hall, Midlothian ;
h. 1849 ; s. 1857 ; will sit in the House of Lords
as Lord Loftus, U.K. {cr. ISOl). — Ely Lodge, near
Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh ; Loftus Hall, co.
Wexford ; 9, Prince's Gate, W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Lord George William
(whom see).
ELY (Bishop of), Thomas Turton, D.D.
Son of the late — Turton, Esq. ; h. 1784. Formerly
Fellow and Tutor of Catharine Hall, Cambridge,
where he graduated B.A. 1805 as Senior Wrangler ;
was afterwards Lucasian Professor and Regius
Professor of Divinity ; successively Prebendary of
Lincoln, Dean of Peterborough, and Dean of West-
minster ; consecrated 1845. Patronage 33 livings.
—The Palace, Ely, Cambridgeshire; 37, Dover
Street, W.
EMERIS, "Wmiam Robert, Esq. (of Louth).
Second son of the late Rev. John Emeris, 15. D.,
by Elizabeth, only dau. of the Rev. J. Grantham,
M.A., of Ashby, Vicar of Cadney and Waitho, co.
Lincoln ; 6. 1817 ; «i. 1850 Isabella Barbara, only
dau. of the Rev. R. Gordon, M.A., of Scampton,
and grand-dau. of the Very Rev. G. Gordon, i).D.,
Dean of Lincoln. Educated at Rugby and Mag-
dalen Coll., O.Kford (B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841); is a
Magistrate for co. Lincoln. This family was for-
merly of France, and escaped at the time of the
massacre of St. Bartholomew, and settled at South-
wood, in Norfolk, where tliey continued till the
marriage of the Rev. John Emeris with tlie great-
niece and co-heiress of David Atkinson, Esq., of
Fanthorpe Hall, near Louth, in 1768. — Louth,
Lincolnshire.
Heir Pres., his eldest brother, the Rev. J. Emeris,
M.A., University Coll., Oxford ; Incumbent of St.
James's, Gloucester; b. 1815; m. 1852 Anne
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of James Helps, Esq., of
Gloucester,
EMERY, Heberden ITinden, Esq. (of Banwell
Grange).
Eldest son of the late George Emery, Esq., of
Banwell, co, Somerset, by INIartha Maria, dau. of
John Marder, Esq., Captain R.N,; b. 1809;
s. 1852 ; m. 1845 Edith, dau. of John Capon, Esq.
Educated at Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is a
Magistrate for Somerset ; was formerly an Officer
in tlie Army. — The Grange, Banwell, near Weston-
super-Mare, Somerset.
Heir, his son George Heberden, b. 1851.
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EMLYW (Viscount), John Frederick Vaughan
Campbell.
Eldest son of the 1st Earl of Cawdor; b. 1817 ;
m. 1842 Sarah Mary, dau. of Hon. H. F. C. Caven-
dish. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1838, M.A. 1840) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for cos. Carmarthen and Nairn ; has been M.P.
force. Pembroke since 1841. — Golden Grove, near
Llandilo, Carmarthenshire ; White's and Travellers'
Clubs, S.W. ; 3, Tihiey Street, W.
Heir, his son Frederick Archibald Vaughan,
b. 1847,
ElMPIELD (Viscount), George Stevens Byng,
P.O.
Eldest son of the Earl of Strafford (whom see) ; b.
1806 ; VI. 1st 1829 Agnes, dau. of 1st Marquis of
Anglesea, K.G, (she d. 1846) ; 2nd 1848 Harriet
Elizabeth, dau. of 1st Lord C-hesham. Educated
at Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Middlesex, and Colonel 2nd Middlesex Militia,
formerly Captain Rifle Brigade ; was M.P. for
Milborne Port 1830-1, for Chatham 1834, for Poole
1835-7, forChatliam 1837-52 ; summoned to House
of Peers as Baron Strafford 1853 ; has been a Lord
of the Treasury, Comptroller and Treasurer of the
Household, anrl Secretarj^ to the Board of Control.
— Wrotham Park, near Barnet, Herts ; 5, St.
James's Square, S.W.
J/eir, his son George Henry Charles, M.P. for
Middlesex, late M.P. for Tavistock ; b. 1830 ;
m. 1854 Alice Harriet Frederica, dau. of 1st Earl
of Ellesmere ; educated at Eton and Ch, Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, and Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Royal Middlesex Rifles,
ElSTGI-jATsTD, Sir Richard, G.C.B., K.H. (cr.
1843),
Son of late Lieutenant-General R, England, of co.
Clare ; b. 1793 ; m. 1st 1814 Anne Maria, .ister of
Sir J. C. Anderson, Bart.; 2nd 1844 Theodosia,
d.au. of R. F. Wilson, Esq. Educated at Win-
chester .and the Royal Military Coll., Marlow ; is a
Lieutenant-General in the Arm}'', and Colonel 50th
foot ; served in the Caff're and A'ffghan wars, and
commanded a division of Infantry in the CU'imea
1854-5 ; was at Alma, Inkermann, &c. — United
Service Club, S.W. ; 8, Portland Place, Bath.
EIsTNIS, John, E«q. (of Ballinahowen),
Only son of the late Andrew Eunis, Esq., of Bal-
linahowen, by Mary, dau. of — M'Manus, Esq. ;
b. 1809 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1834 Anna Maria, eldest d;iu.
of David Henry, Esq., of Dubin. Educated at
Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Dublin ; a Magistrate for Westmeath
and King's co. ; Governor of the Bank of Ireland,
and Chairman of Midland Railway of Ireland ; has
been M.P. for Athlone since 1857 ; was formerly a
Merchant in Dublin. — Ballinahowen, near Moate,
CO. Westmeath ; 9, Merrion Square, Dublin ; Re-
form Chib, S.W. ; 133, Piccadilly, W.
Heir, his son John James, b. 1842.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ENNISKILLEN (Earl of), William ■Willougli-
by Cole, F.R.S., F.G.S., M.E.I.A., D.C.L.
(cr. 1789).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Charlotte, dau. of
the 1st Earl of Uxbridge ; l. 'l807 ; s. 1840 ; m.
1844 Jane, dau. of J. A. Gasaraajor, Esq. (she d.
1855). Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
sits in the House of Peei-s as Lord Grinstead, U.K.
(cr. 1815) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Fermanagh, a Magistrate for cos. Gavan and Lei-
trim, and Colonel Fermanagh Militia ; was M.P.
for CO. Fermanagh 1831-40. — Florence Court, co.
Fermanagh ; Athenasum and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ;
97, Mount Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Cole, h. 1845.
BIyrT"WISLE, John Smith, Esq. (of Foxholes).
Only .son of the late John Entwisle, Esq. (who was
M.P. for Eochdalo 1835-7), by Ellen, dau. and co-
heir of Thomas Smith, Esq., of Castleton Hall,
CO. Lancaster ; h. 1815 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1843 Caroline,
2nd dau. of Robert J. J. Norreys, Esq., of Davy
Hulme Hall, co. Lancaster. Educated at Eton ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster
(High Sheriff 1849).— Foxholes, near Rochdale,
Lancashire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Jleh; his son John Bertie Norreys, h. 1856.
EWYS, John Samuel, Esq. (of Enys).
Only son of the late Samuel Oliver Hunt, Esq., by
Luce Anne, only dau. and heiress of Samuel Enys,
Esq., of Euys ; h. 1796 ; s. his mother, and assumed
her maiden name of Enys 1813 ; 'in. 1834 Catherine,
eldest dau. of the late Davies Gilbert, Esq., M.P.,
of Tredrea, and Eastbourne, Sussex. Educated at
Winchester and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1818) ;
is a Magistrate for Cornv.-all (High Sheriff 1824).—
Enys, near Penryn, Cornwall ; Athensoura Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Francis Gilbert, h. 1836.
ERLE, Bight Hon. Sir "William, Knt. (cr. 1845).
Third son of the late Rev. C. Erie ; h. 1793 ; m.
1834 Amelia, dau. of Rev. Dr. Williams. Educated
at Winchester, and was afterwards Fellow of New
College; graduated B.C. L. 1818; was called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1819, and went the
Western Circuit ; appointed a Judge of the Com-
mon Pleas 1845, a Judge of the Court of Queen's
Bench 1846, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
1859; was M.P. for Oxford 183'7-41. — 4, Park
Crescent, W.
ERNE (Earl of), John Crichton (cr. 1789).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon.
John Crichton, by Jane, dau. of Walter Weldon,^
Esq. ; h. 1802 ; s. his uncle as 3rd Earl 1842 ; m.
1837 Selina, dau. of Rev. Charles Cobbe Beresford.
Is Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of co.
Fermanagh ; elected a Representative Peer for
Ireland 1S44. — Grom Castle, near Lisnaskea, co.
Fermanagh ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 95, Eaton
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Crichton, h. 1839 ; edu-
cated at St. Columba's Coll. and at Eton.
ERRIlSrG-TOlSr, John, Esq. (of High -Warden).
Second son of the late AVilliam Errington, Esq.,
by Eleanor, dau. of Hugh O'Connor, Esq., of Lon-
don ; h. 1807 ; s. his brother 1835; m. 1st 1836
Anne Mary, 3rd dau. of V. H. Eyre, of Belgrave
Square, London ; 2nd 1853 Caroline Hope, eldest
dau. of the Rev. W. J. D. Waddilove, of Beacon
Grange, Northumberland. Called to the Bar at
Ijincoln's Inn 1832 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Northumberland. This family is a
branch of the family of Errington of Errington,
in this county, now represented by Rowland Eri-ing-
toD, Esq., of Sandhoe. — High Warden, near Hex-
ham, Northumberland ; Reform Club, S.W.
EBEOLL (Earl of), William Harry Hay (cr.
1453).
Only son of the 17th Earl, by Lady Elizabeth
FitzClarence, dau. of William I V. ; 7^ 1823 ; s.
1846 ; m. 1848 Eliza Amelia, dau. of Hon. C. Gore,
C.B. Educated at Eton ; sits in the House of Peers
as Lord Kilmarnock, LT. K. (cr. 1831) ; is Hereditary
Lord High Constable of Scotland, a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen, and Major
Rifle Brigade. — Slain's (i'astle, Aberdeenshire ;
Brookes' and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W. ;
8, Eaton Place South, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Kilmarnock, h. 1852.
ERSKIWE (Lord), Thomas Americus Erskine
(cr. 1806).
Eldest son of David, 2nd Lord Erskine, by France.s,
dau. of General John Cadwallader, of Philadel-
phia, U.S. ; h. 1802 : s. 1855 ; m. 1830 Louisa,
dau. of George Newnham, Esq., of New Timber
Place, Sussex, and widow of Thomas Legh, Esq.,
of AdlingtoD, co. Chester. Educated at Harrow
and Edinburgh ; was formerly in the Diplomatic
Service. This family is a younger branch of that
of the Earl of Buchan ; the first Lord, grand-
father of the present peer, was Lord Chancellor
1806-7. — BonLshall, near Macclesfield, Cheshire.
Heir Pres., his brotlier John Cadwallader, h.
1805; m. 1829 Margaret, dau. of late John Mar-
tyn, Esq. ; educated at Haileybury ; entered the
E.I.Co.'s Civil Service 1826, became a Judge and
Superintendent of Police in the C'is-Sutlej states
1843, retired from the service 1855.
ERSKINE, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the late Sir David Erskine, Bart., by
Jane Silence, dau. of Rev. Hugh Williams, of
Conway, N. Wales ; b. 1824 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1841 ;
m. 1847Zaida Mary, dau. of John Ffolliott, Esq.,
]\I.P., of Hollybrook, co. Sligo. Educated at
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
COS. Carmarthen and Fife, Lieutenant Denbigh-
shire Slilitia, and Patron of 1 living ; was formerly
Lieutenant 71st foot. This family is a younger
branch of that of the Earls of Ivellie (exl.). — ■
Cambo House, Fifeshire, N.B.
Heir, his son Ffolliott Williams, 7x 1850,
ERSKIISTE, Hon. David.
Third son of the 2nd Lord Erskine ; b. 1816 ; m. '^
1839 Anna Maria, dau. of J. Spode, Esq. Entered
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the Army as Ensign 51 st foot 1835, became Cap-
tain 1845, Major 21st foot 1857, retired 1858 ;
appointed Colonial Secretary at Natal 1858. — Port
Natal, S, Africa.
ERSKIInTE, Hon. Edward Morris.
Fourth son of the 2nd Lord Erskine ; h. 1817 ; m.
1847 Caroline, widow of A. Longhnan, Esq. ; ap-
pointed Attache at Munich 1835, at Florence 1837,
at Brussels 1844 ; was Secretary of Legation at
Turin 1852, at Florence 1853 ; was Charge d'Af-
faires at Florence in 1855. — Ering, Simbach, Ba-
varia.
EKSKIISTE, Bight Hon. Thomas (of Fir Grove).
Third son of the 1st Lord Erskine ; h. 1788 ; 1,1.
1814 Henrietta Elizabeth, dau. of H. Trail, Esq.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1811) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1813 ; appointed Chief Judge of Coui't of Review
1831, transferred to Court of Common Pleas 1839,
resigned 1845 ; is a Privy Councillor and a Com-
missioner for the Duchy of Cornwall. — Fir Grove,
Eversley, near Hartford-bridge, Hants ; Athe-
nfeum Club, S.W.
EBSKII^E, Dowager Lady.
Anna, dau. of W. C. Graham, Esq. (widow of T. C.
Durham, Esq.) ; m. 2nd 1852 (as 3rd wife) David,
2nd Lord Ersldne, who d. 1855 ; 3rd 1856 the
Ven. Archdeacon Sandford. — Alvechurch Eectory,
near Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.
ERSKINE OP DRYBIIRGH, Hon. Joan Berry.
Elder and only surviving dau. of the late Henry,
Lord Cardross, eldest son of the 12th Earl of
Buchan ; h. 1833 ; m. 1856 George Eden Biber,
Esq. (only son of the Eev. Dr. Biber, Incumbent of
Roehampton, Surrey), who was educated at Merton
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1855) ; assumed the name of
Erskine of Dryburgh 1857 ; ordained 1859, and
appointed Curate of Clifton, Staffordshire, the same
year. Is descended from a common ancestor with
the Earl of Mar.— Dryburgh Abbey, near St.
Boswell's, Roxburghshire, N.B.
Ileii', her son George Oswald Harry Erskine, h.
1857.
ERSKINE, Robert, Esq. (of Cavan).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Josiah Erskine, Rector
of Knockbride, co. Cavau, Ireland ; h. 1802. Is
a Magistrate for co. Cavan ; was formerly an Officer '
in the Army, and served many years on the
Western Coast of Africa., This family held com-
missions in the army of King William III., at the
Battle of theBoyne, and were otherwise employed \
during that momentous period. — Cavan, Ireland. I
ERSKINE, V/alter Coningsby, Esq.
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Hon.
H. D. Erksine (3rd son of 13th Earl of Mar), by
Mary Anne, dau. of J. Cooksey, Esq., of Worcester ;
h. 1810 ; in. 1834 Eliza, dau. of Colonel Youngson,
of Bowsear, Cumberland ; appointed to the E.I.Co.'s
Military Service, Bengal, 1827 ; is Major 73rd
Bengal Native Infantry, and H.M.'s Commissioner,
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and Agent to the Government of India, at Jubbul-
pore ; is heir pres. to the earldom of Kellie, to
which the 15th Earl of Mar established his claim
in 1829 ; and also heir to the estates of Mar, and
to other titles and estates. — Oriental Club, S.W. ;
26, Inverness Terrace, Hyde Park, W.
Heir, his son Walter Henry, h. 1§39.
ERSKINB-G-OODEVE, Jolin Francis, Esq.
Only son of W. J. Goodeve, Esq., of Clifton, by
the late Lady Frances Jemima, elder dau. of the
14th Earl of Mar; h. 1836. Educated at King's
Coll., London, and Queen's Coll., Cambridge ;
is heir pres. to the ancieut Earldom of Mar (see
that title). — Queen's Coll., Cambridge.
ESMONDE, Right Hon. Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr.
1628).
Eldest son of the late John Esmonde, Esq., by
Helen, dau. of Bartholomew Callan, Esq., of
Osbertown ; h. 1788 ; s. his uncle as 8th Bart. 1803 ;
m. 1st 1812 Mary, dau. of E. Payne, Esq. (she d.
1840) ; 2nd 1856 Sophia Maria, dau. of E. Rowe,
Esq., of Ballycross, co. Wexford, and widow of the
late Hamilton Knox Grogan Morgan, Esq. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Wexford, and a Privy Councillor
in Ireland ; was M.P. for co. Wexford 1841-7. —
9, Great Denmark Street, Duidin ; Ballignestragh,
Gorey, co. Wexford ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Bartholomew, in Holy
Orders of the Church of Rome, h. 1790.
ESMONDE, Captain John (of Pembrokestown).
Eldest surviving son of the late Lieutenant James
Esmonde, R.N., by Anna Maria, dau. of James
Murphy, Esq., of Rong Mahon Castle, co. Cork,
and nephew of the Eight Hon. Sir Thomas Es-
monde, Bart.; 6. 1826. Educatedat Clongowes Coll.;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Waterford.
— Pembrokestown, co. Waterford ; Stafford Club,
W.
'ESPINASSE, James, Esq. (of Boxley Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Isaac 'Espinasse, Esq., Bar-
rister-at-Law, a Bencher of Gray's Inn, by Anna
Maria, eldest dau. of Mark Anthony Hearn, Esq.,
of Dublin, and Frideswide Jane, dau. of John
Lyster, Esq., of Rocksavage, co. Roscommon ; h.
1798 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1826 Susanna Elizabeth, 2nd
dau. of William 'Espinasse, Esq., of Dublin {d.
1841). Educated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1820) ; called to the Bar at Gray's Inn 1827 ;
appointed Eecorder of Eochester 1842, a Judge of
the County Court of Kent 1847 ; is a Magistrate
for Kent, and Assistant Chairman of Quarter Ses-
sions for the Western Division of that county.
This family left France after the revocation of the
Edict of Nantes, and settled in Ireland. — Boxley
Lodge, near IMaidstone, Kent.
Heir, his son Isaac, h. 1829 ; m. 1858 Emmeline,
dau. of Philip Longmore, Esq., of Hertford Castle,
(she d. 1859).
ESSEX (Earl of), Arthiu' Algernon Capel (cr.
1661).
Eldest son of Lite Hon. John Thomas Capel, by
Caroline, dau. of 1st Earl of TJxbridge, and
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
nephew of 5tli Earl; I. 1803 ; s. 1839 ; to. 1825
Caroline, dau. of 8th Duke of St. Alban's. Is a
Magistrate ;\nd Dep. Lieut, for Herts. Patronage
3 livings. — Cashiobury, near Watford, Herts ; 21,
C'hesham Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Maiden, I. 1826 ; ra.
1853 Emma, "dau. of the late Sir H. Meux, Bart. ;
educated at Eton and Sandhurst ; became 1st
Lieutenant Rifle Brigade 1847, exchanged into the
Eoyal Horse Guards as Cornet 1848, retired 1852 ;
appointed Cornet South Herts Yeomanry 1853.
ESTCOTJE.T, Edward Dugdale Btrcknall, Esq.
(of Newnton House).
Youngest son of the late T. G. B. Estcourt, Esq.,
M.P. for the University of Oxford, by Eleanor,
dau. of James Sutton, Esq., of New Park, near
Devizes, and younger brotlier of the Bight Hon.
Thomas H. S. Sotheron Estcourt, M.P. for N.
Wilts ; h. 1818. Educated at Harrow and Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842); called to
the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1844 ; is a Magistrate for
Wilts and Gloucestershire. — Newnton House, near
Tetbury, Gloucestershire ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W. ; 82, Eaton Place, S.W.
ESTCOURT, Right Hon. Thomas Henry Sutton
Sotheron-.
Eldest son of the late Thomas Grimston Bucknall
Estcourt, Esq. (many years M.P. for Oxford Uni-
versily^ by Eleanor, eldest dau. of James Sutton,
Esq., of New Park, Wilts ; h. 1801 ; s. 1853; m.
1830 Lucy Sarah, only child of the late Admiral
Frank Sotheron, of Kirklington, Notts, whose
name he assumed in 1839 ; resumed his original
patronymic 1855. Educated at Harrow and Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823, M.A. 1826) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts, and Cap. Wilts Yeo-
manry ; was M.P. for Marlborough 1829 to 1832,
M.P. for Devizes 1835-44; has been M.P. forN. Wilts
since that date ; sworn a Privy Councillor 1858 ;
was President of the Poor-Law Board and Secre-
tary of State for the Home Department 1858-9. This
family has been settled at the same place, in the
parish of Shipton Moyne, since the year 1300. —
Estcourt, near Tetijury, Gloucestershire ; Darring-
ton Hall, Pontefract, Yorkshire ; University Club,
S.W. ; 51, Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Edmund Hiley Bucknall,
L. 1803 ; m. 1830 Anne Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Sir
J. L. Johnstsone, Bart., of Westerhall.
ETHELSTON, Rev. Charles Wicksted (of Wick-
sted Hall).
Eldest sou of the late Rev. C. W. Ethelston, of
Wicksted Hall, Cheshire, Fellow of the Collegiate
Church, Manchester, and Rector of Worthenbury,
CO. Flint, by Mary, dau. of John Threlfall, Esq.,
Banker, of Chorley, co. Lancaster; h. 1800; s.
1832 ; m. 1822 Anne, dau. and heiress of Robert
Peel, Esq., of Wallington Hall, Norfolk, cousin of
the late Right Hon. Sir E. Peel, Bart, (she d.
1855). Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1S22) ; appointed Rector of Uplyine, Devon,
1843. From an ancient MS. in the Harleian MSS.,
it appears that this family is descended from King
Athelstan, and has held the estate of Wicksted
Hall, Cheshire, from time immemorial. — Uplyme
Rectory, Lyme Regis ; Wicksted Hall, near Whit-
church, CO. Salop ; National Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Peel, b. 1825 ; m. 1855
Annie, dau. of Sir John Hesketh Lethbridge, Bart.
EUSTACE, Sir John Rowland, K.H. (cr. 1816).
Brother of the late Rev. C. Eustace and of the late
General Sir W. C. Eustace ; h. 1795. Gradu.ated
B.A. 1816 at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Major-General in the Army ; has served in North
America ; was High Sheriff of co. Kildare 1848.
— University and United Service Clubs, S.W.
EUSTACE, Charles Stannard, Esq. (of Bally-
more Eustace).
Only son of the late Rev. Charles Eustace, of
Robertstown, co. Kildare, by Cassandra, dau. of
the late John Stannard, Esq , of Balladoyle, co.
Cork ; h. 18— ; s. 1856 ; to. 1843 Laura, dau. of
C. T. Tower, Esq., of Weald Hall, Essex (she d.
1843). Is heir and represent.ative of the attainted
Viscounty of Baltinglass ; was formerly a Captain
in the Army. — Ballymore Eustace, co. Kildare.
Heir Prcs., his uncle Sir John Rowland Eustace,
K.H. (whom see).
EUSTACE, Hardy, Esq. (of Castlcmore).
Only son of the late James Hardy Eustace, Esq.
(who was Captain Sth foot, and High Sheriff of co.
Carlow in 1835), by Elizabeth, dau. of Arthur
Reed, Esq.; 6.1827; s. 1859; to. 1856 Anna,
dau. of John Dawson Duckett, Esq., of Duckett's
Grove, co. Carlow (whom see). Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Carlow.
This family* is descended, in common with the
Eustaces of Ballymore Eustace, co. Kildare (see
that family), from one of the most powerful Anglo-
Norman families who settled in Ireland. Tlie es-
tates of this branch were forfeited temp. Charles I.,
and now belong to the Earl of Aldborough, —
Castlemore, near Tullow, co, Carlow.
EUSTOW.
(See under Orcifton.)
EVANS, Sir De Lacy, G.C.B. (cr. 1338).
Son of the late J. Evans, Esq., of Milltown, Ire-
land ; h. 1787 ; m. 1834 Josette, dau. of Colonel
It. Arbuthnot (widow of P. Hughes, Esq.). Edu-
cated at Woolwich ; is a Lieutenant-General in the
Army, and Colonel 21st Fusiliers ; has served in
India, the Peninsula, France, America, Waterloo,
in Spain 1835-6, and in Crimea 1854-5 ; was pre-
sent at Alma and Inkermann ; was M.P. for Rye
1830-2, for Westminster 1833-41, and since 1846.
— Reform, Athenaeum, and LTnited Service Clubs,
S.W. ; 26, Bryanston Square, W.
* The head of the family was created Lord Portlester in
1 461, but that title was attainted in 1641.
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EVANS, Elystan Eyi'e, Esq. (of Ash-HiU
Towers).
Eldest son of the late Eyre Evans, Esq., jun., of
Ash-Hill Towers, co. Limerick, by the Hon. Sophia
Croftou, sister of 2nd Lord Crofton ; h. 1845 ; s.
his grandfather in 1856. Educated at Genoa; is
representative of the Miltown Castle branch of
the family of Lord Cai-bery. — Ash-HiU Towers,
near Kilraallock, co. Cork.
Jfeir Fre.9., his brother St, George Frederick
William, 6.1847.
EVANS, Hev. Francis (of The Byletts).
Eldest son of the hite John Evans, Es^q., of The
Byletts, Herefordshire, by Mary Campbell, dau.
of Francis Campbell, Esq., M.D., of Hereford ;
?>. 1792; s. 1824; m. 1832 Anna Maria, dau. of
Eev. John Bowie, of Salisbury. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1818) ;
is a Magistrate for co. Hereford. — The Byletts,
near Leominster, Herefordshire.
Ilcir, his son John Bowie, Lieutenant Bifle Bri-
gade, b. 1836.
EVANS, George, Esq. (of Ballitore Hoiise).
Eldest son of the late George Evans, Esq., of
Clonany, Queen's co., by Margaret, dau. of George
Harrisson, Esq., of Kilmullin ; b. 1795 ; s. 1819;
in. 1819 Sophia, dau. of Bichard Bowell, Esq.
Is a Magistrate for co. Kildare. This family
is of great antiquity, being descended from
Athelstan the Glorious. — Ballitore House, co.
Kildare.
Jfeir, his son Richard Powell, b. 1831.
EVANS, John Freke, Esq. (of Ash-HiU Towers).
Fifth son of the late Eyre Evans, Esq., of Ash-
HiU Towers and Milton Castle, co. Cork, by Anna,
dau. of Eobert Maunsell, Esq., of Limerick, and
Member of the Sujjreme Council at Madras ; b.
1817 ; m. 1851 Julia Bruce, dau. and co-heiress of
Bev. David Stewart Moncrieffe. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1838) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Limerick. This family is descended from
Elystan Glodrydd, Prince of Fferlys {vide Harris's
''Welch Genealogy"). — A.sh-HiU Towers, near
Kilmallock, co. Limerick.
Heir, his dau. Isabel Freke.
EVANS, Nicholas, Esq. (of Lough Park),
Eldest son of the late Francis Evans, Esq., by his
1st wife Anna, dau. of William Hickey, Esq., of
Dublin ; b. 1795 ; s. 1834; m. 1819 Mary Anne,
dau. of U. P. Williamson, Esq., of Dromore, co.
Cork. Is a Magistrate for Westmeath ; was for-
merly Lieutenant in the Royal Sherwood Forest-
ers. This family was formerly settled in Wales. —
Lough Park, near CastlepoUard, co. Westmeath.
Heir, his son Usher Williamson, Staff- Surgeon,
b. 1823.
EVANS, Robert, Esq. (of Gortmerron),
Third son of the late Edward Evans, Esq., by
Sarah Maria, 2nd dau. of Thomas Kelly, Escj., of
. Dawson's Grove, co. Armagh ; b. 1799; m. 1829
Eleanor, dau. of George Stewart, Esq., formerly
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Surgeon-General of Ireland. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Tyrone. This family was formerly seated in
CO. Kilkenny. — Gortmerron House, near Dungan-
non, CO. Tyrone.
EVANS, Samuel, Esq. (of Darley Abbey).
Son of the late William Evans, of Darley House,
CO, Derby ; b. 1785 ; m. 1825 Caroline, dau. of the
late Thomas WoUaston, Esq. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
Derbyshire, and a 13anker in Derby. — Darley
Abbey, near Derby.
Heir, his son Walter, M.A., of Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; b. 1827 ; in. 1854 Susan Eliza, young-
est dau. of Thomas John Gisborne, Esq.
EVANS, Thomas, Esq. (of Sufton Court).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Evans, Esq., by
Mary Frances, only dau. of Rev. Thomas Watkins,
M.A., Rector of Weston-nnder-Penyard, co. Here-
ford, and Prebendary of Warham ; b. 1804 ; in. 1st
1830 Mar}', only child and heiress of John Rogers,
Esq., of Hereford ; 2nd 1852 Harriett, 5th dau. of
Richard Webb, Esq., of Donnington Hall, co.
Hereford. Is in the Commission of the Peace for
the city and co. of Hereford, and a Dep. Lieut, for
that county, and is of Founder's Kin to All Souls
Coll., Oxford, and, as also shown by Herald's Coll.
Records, is of royal descent from the Plantagenets.
— Sufton Court, near Hereford ; Parthenon and
Conservative Clubs, S.W.
Heiresses Pres., his 4 daus. — Elizabeth Jane, m.
1855 the Rev. Henry Browne, M.A., Rector of
Eastham, co. Worcester ; Sarah Louisa, Harriett
Abiah, and Mabel Tyler.
EVANS, Thomas ■William, Esq. (of Allestree
Hall).
Only son of the late W. Evans, Esq. (who was
M.P. for N. Derbyshire 1837-53) ; b. 1821 ; s. 1856 ;
m. 1845 Mary, dau. of T. J. Gisborne, Esq., of
Holme Hall, co. Derby. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Derby ; has been M.P. for South Derbyshire
since 1857. — Allestree Hall, near Derby ; Brookes'
and Reform Clubs, S.W.
EVANS, Thomas "Williams, Esq. (of Pairyfield).
Fifth son of the late Eyre Evans, Esq., by Anna,
eldest dau. of Robert Maunsell, Esq., of Limerick
(formerly Member of Council at Madras) ; b. 1815 ;
m. 1851 Helen Elizabeth, 3rd dau. and co-heir of
Rev. D. S. Moncreiffe, Rector of Loxton, co.
Somerset. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is
a Magistrate for co. Limerick ; was formerly Cap-
tain 74th Highlanders. This family is a younger
branch of that of Lord Carbery. — Fairyfield, near
Kilmallock, co. Limerick.
Jleir, his son Stewart Eyre, b. 1852.
EVELYN, WiUiam John, Esq. (of Wotton).
Eldest son of the late George Evelyn, Esq., by
the dau. of J. H. Massey-Dawson, Esq., M.P., of
Ballynacourte, Ireland ; b. 1822 ; s. 1829. Edu-
cated at Rugby and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1845); is a M.agistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Surrey, and Captain 1st Surrey Militia; was M.P.
for W\ Surrey 1849-57. This family is descended
Sve]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
from Jolin Evelyn, the aiithoi- of "Sylva." —
Wottoii. near Dorkinc;, Surrey ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
Ilcir Pres., his brother George Palmei', Lieix-
tenant Rifle Brigade, h. 1829.
EVEEAED, Edward, Esq. (of Middleton).
Eldest son of the late Edward Everard, Esq., by
Dorothy, dau. of Edmund Eisden, Esq., of King's
Lynn ; h. 1794 ; s. 1829; m. 1823 Mary Anne,
eldest dau. of St. Andrew St. John, Esq.— IMiddle-
ton, near Lynn, Norfolk.
EVERETT, Joseph, Esq., F.A.S., P.G.S., &e. (of
Greenliiil House).
Only son of the late John Gale Everett, Esq., of
Heytesbury ; h. 1793 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1829 Frances
Alice, eldest dau. of the Eev. Robert Eolfe, Vicar
of Hempnall, Norfolk, v.'ho was uncle of Lord
Cranworth, and cousin of the late Lord Viscount
Nelson. Educated at Glasgow University ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts ; nominated
High Sheriff in 1851, but did not serve, in con-
sequence of ill health. This family were formerly
for more than a century eminent as Manufacturers
at Heytesbury, and for nearly a century were
Bankers at Warminster, Wilts. — Greenhill House,
Sutton Veuy, Warminster, Wilts.
Heir, his son John Frederic, Lieutenant loth
Foot, h. 1834.
EVEEETT, Rev. Thomas (of Biddesden House).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Hague Everett, Esq.,
by Margaret, dau. of Major Cook, of Hothorpe,
Northamptonshire, and grandson of tlie late Thomas
Everett, Esq., of Biddesden House, V>'ilts, M.P.
for Ludgershall ; h. 1803 ; m. 1853 Ellen, dau. of
Atkins Edwin Martin Atkins, Esq., of Kingston,
Lisle, Berks. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1827). — Biddesden House, near
Andcver, Hants.
EVEESLEY (Viscomit), Charles Shaw-Lefevre,
P.C., D.C.L. (cr. 1S57).
Eldest son of the late C. Shaw-Lefevre, Esq., M.P.,
"who assumed the additional name of Lefevre on
his marriage with Helena, only dau. and heir of
John Lefevre, Esq., of Heckfield, Hants ; h. 1794;
in. 1817 Emma Laura, dau. of S. Whitbread, Esq.,
of Cardington, Beds (she d. 1857). Educated at
W'iuchester and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1815, M.A. 1819); is a Dep.' Lieut, for Hants,
Lieutenant-Colonel Hants Yeomanry, and High
Steward of Winchester ; was M.P. for Downton
1830-1, for Hants 1831-2, for N. Hants 1832-57 ;
Speaker of the House of Commons 1839-57 ; ap-
pointed Governor of Isle of Wight 1857, a Com-
missioner of Church Estates 1858, an Ecclesiastical
Commissioner 1859. — Heckfield Place, nearW^inch-
field, Hants ; Brookes', Reform, Athenreum, and
Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ; 69, Eaton Place, S.W.
EVERY, Sir Henry Flower, Bart. (cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the late Henry Every, Esq., an
Ofhcer in the Life Guards, by Caroline, dau. of
Viscount Ashbrook ; h. 1830 ; s. his grandfather as
10th Bart. 1855 ;?a. 1st 1855 Gertrude, dau. of Hon.
and Rev. Baptiste Wriothcsly Noel (she d. 1858) ;
2nd 1859 Mary Isabella, dau. of the Rev. E. Hol-
land. Is a Magistrate for co. Derby, and Patron
of 2 livings ; was formerly Lieutenant 90th foot. —
Egginton Hall, near Burton-on-Trent, Derbyshire ;
Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Oswald, h. 1835.
EWART, Joseph Christopher, Esq. (of New
Brighton).
Third son of the late William Ewart, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of C. Jacques, Esq., of- Bedale,
Yorkshire, and brother of William Ewart, Esq.,
M.P. for Dumfries (whom see) ; h. 1799. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate for cos. Chester and
Lancaster, and a Dep. Lieut, for the latter county ;
has been M.P. for Liverpool since 1855 ; was
formerly a Merchant at Liverpool. — New Brighton,
near Birkenhead, Cheshire ; Reform Club, S.W. ;
64, Pall Mall, S.W. j
EAVART, Vvilliam, Esq. (of Broadleas).
• Second son of the late Wm. Ewart, Esq., Merchant,
of Liverpool, by Margaret, dau. of Christopher
Jacques, Esq., of Bedale, co. York ; h. 1798 ; m.
1829 Mary Anne, dau.'of G. A. Lee, Esq., of
Manchester. Educated at Eton ; graduated B.A.
at Ch. Ch., Oxford, 1821 ; a Earrister-at-Law
(called 1827) ; was M.P. for Blechingley 1828-30,
for Liverpool 1830-7, for Wigan 1839-41 ; since
then for Dumfries ; is a Magistrate for Wilts.
This family is originally from co. Kirkcudbright,
N.B. — Broadleas, near Devizes, Wilts ; University-
Club, S.W. ; 6, Cambridge Square, W.
EWIjSFG, Humphry Ewing Crum, Esq. (of
Strathleven).
Son of the late Alexander Crum, Esq., of Thorn-
liebank, N.B. ; h. 1802 ; m. 1825 Helen, dau. of
the late Rev. John I'ick, D.D., of Glasgow ;
assumed the surname of Ewing in terms of the will
of his uncle the late James Ewing, Esq., of Strath-
leven, in 1853. Educated at Glasgow ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Dumbarton, and a
West-India Merchant in Glasgow ; has been M.P.
for Paisley since 1857. — Strathleven, Dumbarton-
shire ; Lismore Lodge, Argyllshire, N.B. ; 20,
VVoodside Terrace, Glasgow ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Alexander, !>. 182G ; m. 1859 Jane,
only dau. of Vice-Admiral Playes O'Grady, of
Erinagh House, co. Clare.
EXETER (Marquis of), Brownlow CecH, E.G.,
P.C.; D.C.L. (cr. 1801).
Eldest son of 1st Ma-rquis, by his 2nd wife Sarah,
dau. of Mr. T. Hoggins, of Bolas, co. Salop ; h.
1795; 5. 1804 ; m. 1824 Isabella, dau. of the late
W. S. Poyntz, Esq., M.P., of Cowdray Park, Sussex.
Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1814) ; is Hereditary Grand Almoner ; Lord-
Lieutenant of Northamptonshire and Rutland ; was
Groom of the Stole to H.R.H. the Prince Consort;
Lord Chamberlain Feb. — Dec. 1852, Lord Steward
of the Household 1858-9. Patronage 14 livings. i
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[Eys
— Bui'gliley, near Stamford, Lincolnshire ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 36, Grosvenor Square, W.
Ilcir, his son Lord Burghley, h. 1825 ; m. 1843
Georgiana Sophia, dau. of 2nd Earl of Longfoixl ;
educated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1816) ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
cos. Northampton and Lincoln, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Northampton Militia ; was M.P. for S.
Lincolnshire 1847-57 ; has been M.P. for N.
Northamptonshire since 1857.
EXETER (Bishop of), Henry PhiUpotts, D.D.
Son of the latelMr. John PhiUpotts, of Gloucester ;
I. 1777 ; m. 1804 Elizabeth, 5th dau. of J. W. Sur-
tees, Esq., of Sea ton Burn, Newcastle- on-Tyne.
Educated at Corpus Coll., Oxford ; was afterwards
Fellow of Magdalen Coll. ; graduated B.A. and
gained the English Essay 1795 (graduated M.A.
1798, D.D. 1821); was successively Public Ex-
aminer at Oxford, Eector of Stanhope, Prebendary
of Durham, and Dean of Chester ; consecrated
1830. Patronage 47 livings. — BishoiJstowe, near
Torquay, Devon ; The Palace, Exeter ; The College,
Durham ; 17, Dover Street, W.
EXMOUTH (Viscount), Edward Pellew (er.
1816).
Eldest son of the 2nd Viscount, by Elizabeth Har-
riet, dau. of the late Sir G. H. Bai-low, Bart. ; h.
1811 ; s. 1833. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Devon ; was
formerly in the E.I.C. civil service. Patronage 1
living. The 1st Viscount was a distinguished
Admiral. — Treverry, Cornwall ; Cauonteign, near
Teignmouth, Devon ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 29,
Montagu Square, W.
Heir Pres., his brother the Hon. Fleetwood John j
Pellew, h. 1830. |
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EYRE, George Edward, Esq. (of Warrens).
Eldest son of the late George Eyre, Esq., of War-
rens, by Frances, 3rd dau. of Sir Edward HuLse,
Bart., of Breamore House, Hants ; b. 1805 ; s. 1837;
m. 1838 Penelope Anne Sophia, 3rd dau. of Rev.
James Eyre, LL.B., of Beverley, and Penelope, dau,
of Thomas Hele Phipps, Esq., of Leighton House,
Westbury, "Wilts. Educated at Harrow and Oriel
Coll., Oxford (M.A. 1828) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn ; appointed Banister Western Cir-
cuit ; is a Magistrate for Wilts and Hants (High
Sheriff of Wilts 1845) ; late Recorder of Romsey.
— Warrens, near Lyndhurst, Hants ; Boodle's and
Athenffium Clubs, S.W. ; 59, Lowndes Square,
S.W.
J{eir, his son George Edward Briscoe, h. 1840.
EYRE, Heni'y Richard, Esq. (of Shaw House).
Eldest son of the late Henry Eyre, of Botleigh
Grange, Hants, by Frances, dau. of the Rev. C.
Tripp, D.D., of Spofforth, co. York; b. 1813; s.
1852 ; m. 1849 Isabella Catherine, eldest dau. of
the late C. C. Parker, Esq., of Springfield, Essex.
Educated at Eton and University Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1834) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Berks (High Sheriff 1858). This family is of great
antiquity, and has been possessed of landed estates
in Wilts and other counties of England and Ireland
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for many centuries. Several of its members at dif-
ferent periods have attained high rank in the legal
profession. — Shaw House, near Newbury, Berks;
Travellers' Club, S.W.
Ifeir, his son Henry John Andrews, b. 1854.
EYRE, Vincent Anthony, Esq. (of Lindley
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Vincent Henry Eyre, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of the late Anthony Wright, Esq.,
of Bellsize Park, Hampstead ; b. 1808; m. 1842
Jane, dau. of the late Edward Huddleston, Esq.,
of Sawston Hall, Cambridge ; is Lox'd of the
Manors of Lindley and Drayton, co. Leicester,
and of Newbold, co. Derby. This family is of
great antiquity, having come over at the Conquest,
and obtained from William I. large possessions in
the county of Derby. They Jiave always retained
the Roman Catholic religion. — Lindley Hal], near
Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
Heir, his son Vincent Thomas, b. 1843.
EYRE, Rev. "William Thomas.
Youngest son of the late Rev. Wm. Eyre, M.A.,
by Mary, dau. of John Sayer, Gent., of a family
originally of Pulham St. Mary, Norfolk; b. 1795;
in. 1838 Frances Williamson, dau. of Rev. Thomas
Pym Williamson, ALA., Justice of Peace, Incum-
bent of Guisboro', York.shire, and Vicar of Kirby
Stephen, Westmoreland. Educated at Brasenose
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1816, M.A. 1819) ; is a Magis-
trate for Bucks ; Vicar of Padbury, and Perpetual
Curate of Hillesden, Bucks. Members of this
branch of the family have been Vicars of the parish
of Padbury, and also been owjiers of certain landed
jjrivate property, for about 100 years.— Padbury,
near Buckingham.
Heir, his son Wm. Leigh Williamson, a Midship-
man in the Mei'chant Service, b. 1841.
EYRES, Captain Harry, C.B. (of Knockwood).
Second son of the late George R. Eyres, Esq., by
Louisa, dau. of Sir H. Parker, Bart., of Melford
Hall, Suffolk ; b. 1804 ; m. 1838 Ellen, dau. of the
late William Parker, Esq., of Clopton Hall, Suf-
folk. Is a Magistrate for Kent and a Captain R.N.
— Knockwood, near Tenterden, Kent ; United
Service Club, S.W,
EYSTOIST, Charles John, Esq. (of East Hendred
House).
Eldest son of the late Charles Eyston, Esq., Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks (High Sheriff
1831), by Maria Teresa, dau. of Peter Metcalfe,
Esq., of Barnborough, co. York (the last lineal
descendant of Sir Tnomas ]\Iore) ; b. 1817 ; s. 1857.
Is a Magistrate for Berks. This family was for-
merly of Isleworth, but has been seated at Heu-
di-ed since 1380. — East Hendred House,* near
Wantage, Berks.
Heir Pres., his brother George Basil, b. 1819 ;
m. 1840 Teresa, dau. of G. T. Whitgreave, Esq., of
Moseley Court, co. Stafford.
* At this house the staff of Bishop Fislier and the drink-
ing cup of Sir Thomas More are still preserved as relics.
Eyt]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
EYTON, Thomas Campbell, Esq.. (of Eyton).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Eyton, Esq., by
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Miijor-deneral Donald
Campbell; h. 1809; s. 1855 ; m. 1835 Elizabeth
Fiances, eldest dau. of R. A. Slaney, Esq., I\I.P.,
of Walfoid Manor, co. Salop. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Salop, and a Member of the Linna'an,
CJeological, and Zoological Societies ; was formerly
in the South Salop Yeomanry. — Eyton, near Wel-
lington, Salop.
llcir, his son Thomas Slaney, I. 1843.
FABEE., Charles Wilson, Esq. (of Northaw
House).
Second son of the late C. D. Faber, Esq., by
Martha, dau. and co-heiress of John Cooke, Esq.,
of Swinton ; h. 1813 ; m. 1837 Mary, eldest dau.
of Edmund Beckett Denison, Esq. Educated at
Winchester and Ch. Ch. Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1835),
and a Member of the Inner Temple ; is a Magis-
trate for the AV. Riding of Yorkshire. The Faher
family is descended on the female side from Mar-
garet, grand-dau. of Henri de Diljon, a Huguenot
gentleman, whose estate was in the Isle of Fi-ance,
and who fled to England at tlie revocation of the
Edict of Nantes. — Northaw House, near Barnet,
Herts ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Beckett, b. 1847.
FAGGE, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir John Fagge, Bart.,
by Anne, dau. of Daniel Newman. Esq., of Can-
terbury ; h. 1798 ; s. as 7th Bart. 1822. Educated
at the Chaiterhouse ; is a Magistrate for Kent.
This family has been seated in Kent for several
centuries. — Mystole, near Canterbury, Kent.
IJiir Pres., his nephew John William Charles, h,
1830,
FAIBBAIRM", Sir Peter, Knt. (of Woodsley
House).
Sixth son of the late Andrew Fairbairn, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of A. Henderson, Esq., of Jed-
burgh, N.B. ; h. 1799 ; m. 1st 1827 Margaret, dau.
of Robert Kennedy, Esq., of Glasgow; 2nd 1855
Rachel Anne, 4th dau. of Robert William Brand-
ling, Esq., of Low Gosforth, Northuniberl.and. Is
;i Civil Engineer, and a Magistrate for Leeds ; was
Mayor of Leeds 1858 and 1859; received the
honour of Kniglithood 1858, on the occasion of Her
Majesty's visit to Leeds. — Woodsley House, near
Leeds, Yorkshire ; Reform Club, S.W.
Jhir, his son Andrew, h. 1828.
FAIRBAIRN, Thomas, Esq. (of Norlhwood).
Son of William Fairbairn, Esq., F.R.S., by Do-
rothy, dau. of William Marr, Esq., of Newcastle ;
h. 1823 ; ia. 1848 Allison, dau. of Thomas Calla-
way, Esq., of Chislehurst, Kent. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; was Chairman
of the Great Exhibition of Art Treasures of the
United Kingdom held iu Manchester in 1857. —
Northwood, near jManchester ; Reform Club, S.W.
Jhir, his son Arthur Henderson, h, 1852,
FAIRFAX (Lord), Charles Snowdon Fairfax
(cr. 1627).
Grandson of the 9tb Lord ; h. 1830 ; s. his grand-
father 1846. The family for some generations has
resided in America. — Woodburne, Maryland, U.S.;
Vaucluse, Fairfax, co. Virginia, LT.S.
FAIRFAX, Sir Henry, Bart, (cr, 1836).
Eldest son of the late Sir William George Fairfax,
Knt., by Margaret, dau. of Samuel Charters, Esq. ;
h. 1790 ; m. 1st 1830 Anne Montgomerie, dau. of
Thomas Williamson Ramsay, Esq., of Lixmount;
2nd 1851 Sarah, dau. of the late William Astell,
Esq., M.P., of Everton House, Herts. Is a
Colonel in the Aiiny, retired. This family is de-
scended from a common ancestor with Lord Fairfax.
• — St.Boswell's Bank, near Edinburgh ; United Ser-
vice Club, S.W.
Htir, his son William George Herbert Taylor,
Lieutenant 31st regiment of foot, h. 1831.
FAIRFAX, Thomas, Esq. (of TsTewton Kyme).
Only son of the late Thomas Lodington Faiifax,
Esq., by Theophania, dau. of James Chaloner,
Esq. ; h. 1804 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1836 Louisa Constau-
tia, dau. of George Ravenscroft, Esq. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire. —
Newton Kyme, near Tadcaster, Yorkshire.
//(/)•, his son Thomas Ferdinand, h. 1839.
FAIRHOLME, Hon. Mrs.
Caroline Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the ISth Lord
Forbes ; m. 1818 George Fairholme, Esq., who d,
1846. — Leamington, 'Warwick.shire.
FAIRHOLME, ■William, Esq. (of Chapel-on-
Leader),
Eldest son of the late George Fairholme, Esq., by
Caroline Elizabeth, eldest dau. of 17th Lord Forbes ;
h. 1819 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1853 Grace Peneloj^e, eldest
dau. of Wray Palliser, Esq., of Comragh, co.
Waterford. Educated at H.irrow ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Berwick ; was formerly in
the 71st Light Infantry. — Chapel-on-Leader, near
Lauder, Berwickshire ; New Club, Edinburgh,
Ilcir, his dau. Anne Gledstanes.
FAIRLIE, Sir Percy Arthur Cuniugham, Bart,
(cr. 1630).
Eldest son of the late Sir Chailes Cuningham
Fairlie, 6th Bart., by Frances, dau. of Sir William
Call, Bart. \she d. 1848); 6. 1815; s. 1859.
This family was originally named Cuningham. —
Fairlie House, Avrshire, N.B. ; 34, Thurlow Square,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother.
FAIRLIE, James Ogilvy, Esq. (of Coodham),
Youngest son of the late William Fairlie, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of John Ogilvy, of Murtle ; b. 1809 ;
m. 1st 1840 Anne Eliza, dau. of Macleod of
Macleod, who d. 1843; 2ud 1845 Elizabeth Con-
stance, dau. of William Houison Craufurd, Esq., of
Craufurdland. Educated at Harrow and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Ayr, and Captain in the Ayrshire Yeomanry:
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was formerly in the 2nd Life Guards. This family
is a junior branch of Fairlie of Holmes, Galston. —
Coodham, near Kilmarnock, Ayrshire.
Hc'tr, his sou Henry James, h. 1841.
FAIBTLOUGH, James, Esq. (of Tlie Knells).
• Secoud son of the late Eev. Samuel Gerrard Fairt-
lough (Rector of Ahinagh, co. Cork), by Sophia
Caroline, dau. of J. Mongan, Esq., M.D., and niece
to the late Bishop of Cloyne ; h. 1825 ; m. 1849
Henrietta, youngest dau. of John Dixon, Esq., of
Knells, Cumberland. Is a Magistrate for Westmore-
land and Cumberland, and Major Iloyal Westmore-
land Militia ; was formerly Lieutenant 63rd foot.
This family has been long settled in Drogheda, co.
Louth, and most of its members eitlier have been
or are Officers in the Army. — The Knells, near
Carlisle, Cumberland.
Heir, his son Samuel Gerrard, li. 1849.
FALCONER, Thomas, Esq. (of Usk).
Second son of the late Rev. Thomas Falconer, M. A.,
by Frances, dau. and heir of Lieutenant-Colonel
Robert Eaitt, of the 2nd foot ; 1>. 1805. Educated
at Edinburgh ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1830 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Brecon, Glamorgan,
and Monmouth. Appointed in October, 1850, one
of the arbitrators to determine the boundary between
the provinces of Canada and New Brunswick ;
gazetted July, 1851, Colonial Secretary of Western
Australia, and December, 1851, Judge of the
County Courts of the cos. Glamorgan and Breck-
nock.— Usk, Monmouthshire.
FALKHSTER, Sir Samuel Edmxind Kiggs, Bart,
(cr. 1778).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Sir
Samuel Falkiner, 2nd Bart., by Sarah, dau. of C.
Leslie, Esq. ; h. 1792 ; s. his brother as 5th Bart.
1858 ; m. 1834 Mary, dau. of J. Bouwens, Esq.
Educated at Winchester ; is a Colonel in the Army.
— 7, Wimpole Street, W.
Heir, his son Samuel Edmund, h. 1841.
FAIiKLAWD (Viscount), Lucius Bentinck Gary,
G.C.H., P.O. (cr. 1620).
Eldest son of the 8th Viscoixnt, by Christiana, dau.
of— Anton, Esq. ; b. 1803 ; s. 1809 ; m. 1st 1830
Amelia Fitz-Clarence, dau. of William IV. (she d.
1858) ; 2nd 1859 Elizabeth Catharine, dau. of
General Gubbins, and widow of the 9th Duke of St.
Alban's ; sits in the House of Peers as Lord Kuns-
don, U.K. {cr. 1832). Was formerly a Scotch Re-
presentative Peer; has been Governor of Bombay,
and of Nova Scotia ; was a Lord in Waiting 1837-9,
a Lord of the Bedchamber 1839-41, Captain of the
Yeomen of the Guard 1846-52. Patronage 1 living.
— Scutterskelfe, near Yarm, Yorkshire ; 4, Prince's
Gate, S.W.
Heir, his son Lucius W'illiam Charles Augustus
Frederick, Master of Falkland, h. 1831, Captain
27 th foot.
FALMOUTH (Viscount), Evelyn Boscawcn (cr.
1720).
Eldest son of the late Hon. and Rev. J. E. Bos-
cawen, by Catherine Elizabeth; dau. of A. Annesley,
217
Esq., and cousin of the 5th Viscount (who was also
2nd Earl of Falmouth) ; h. 1819 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1845
Mary Frances, Baroness Le Despeucer (whom see).
Is a Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall ; late Captain W.
Kent Militia. Patronage 5 livings. — Tregothnan,
near Truro, Cornwall ; Woolhampton House, near
Newbury, Berks ; Merewortli Castle, near Maid-
stone, Kent ; 2, St. James's Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Evelyn Edward Thomas, h, 1847.
FALMOUTH, Countess of,
Anne Frances, eldest dau. of the late H. Bankes,
Esq., M.P., of Kingston Lacy, Dorset ; m. 1810
Edward, 1st Earl of Fahnouth, who d. 1841. —
Grove Villa, East Sheen, S.W. ; 3, Whitehall
Gardens, S.W.
PATyTE, Lady Cecily Jane Gecrgiana (of Brymp-
ton Hotise).
Fifth dau. of John, 10th Earl of Westmorland, by
his 2nd wife Jane, 2nd dau. and co-heir of Richard
Huck Saunders, Esq., M.D., of Plymouth. —
Brympton House, near Yeovil, Somerset.
PANE, Hon. Julian Henry diaries.
Fourth son of the 11th Earl of AYestmorland ;
h. 1827. Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1848) ; appointed Attach^ at
Berlin 1844, at Vienna 1851, to Lord Clarendon's
Special Mission to Paris, Feb. 1856 ; Secretary
of Legation at St. Petersburg 1856, at Vienna
1858; is author of "Poems," &c. — British Em-
bassy, Vienna.
PANE, Rev. Edward.
Third son of the late Hon. H. Fane, M.P., by
Anne, dau. of E. B. Batson, Esq., of London (who
d. 1850), and great grandson of Thomas, Sth Earl
of Westmorland ; h. 1783 ; ia. 1816 Maria, dau. of
W. P. Hodges, Esq., of Dorchester. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1806, M.A.
1809); appointed Rector of Fidbeck 1807; is a
Magistrate for co. Lincoln. — Fulbeck Rectory, near
Grantham, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son Henry Edward, late Major 4th
Light Dragoons ; h. 1817 ; in. 1850 Susan Hester,
eldest dau. of Sir J. Hamlyn Williams, Bart.
PANE, Robert George Cecil, Esq.
Eighth son of the late Hon. Henry Fane (son of
the 8tli Earl of Westmorland), by Anne, dau. of
E. B. Batson, Esq., of London ; b. 1796 ; m. 1st
1835 Isabella Mary, dau. of the late Admiral Sir
E. Harvey, G.C.B. ; 2nd 1841 Harriet Anne,
only dau. of Admiral Sir H. Blackwood, Bart.
Educated at Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1817,
M.A. 1819) ; appointed a Commissioner of Bank-
ruptcy 1831. — Fulbeck, near Grantham, Lincoln-
shire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 4, Upper Brook Street,
W,
PANSHA'WE, John Gaspard, Esq. (of Parsloes).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Lewis Fan-
shawe, M.A., Vicar of Dagenham, Essex, by Ca-
therine Stephens, eldest dau. of Major-General
John Gaspard Le ^larchant, of Guernsey, who was
killed at the battle of Salamanca ; b. 1824; s. 1858;
Far]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
m. 1S53 Barbara Frederica Beanjolois, dau. of
Hon. William James Coventry, and grandaugh-
ter of 7th Earl of Coventry. Educated Eton ;
is a Clei'k in the Board of Trade. This family
came from Fanshawe Gate, in the parish of Dron-
field, CO. Derby. — Parsloes, Dagenham, near Rom-
ford, Essex; 22, Chester Terrace, S.W.
Ihu; his son Evelyn John, h. 1854.
FARDELL, Rev. Jolin George, M.A.
Eldest son of the late John Fardell, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of John Tunnard, Esq., of Frampton House,
CO. Lincoln; ?/. 1810 ; .s. 1854 ; m. 1837 Emma,
dau. of the late John Wilson, Esq., of Seacroft
Hall, near Leeds, and ClifFe Hall, near Darlington.
Educated at Christ's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1834) ;
is Rector of Sprotborough, co. York, and of Ban-
■ ham, Norfolk, and Chaplain to Earl Courtown.
This family was formerly resident in Northampton-
shire, but, for several generations, has been located
in Lincolnshire. — Banhara Rectory, near Attle-
borough, Norfolk.
Heir, his son John Wilson, h. 183S.
FARMAR, Rev. Hiigh. Hovel Baskerville).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Hovel Farmar, Esq.,
of Dunsinane, co. Wexford, by Meliora Rickards,
only dau. of P. R. Mynorss, Esq., of Treago, co.
Hereford ; I. 1822 ; s. 182S. Educated at Eton
and Exeter CoU., Oxford (B.A. 1846). This family
is a branch of the house of Pomfret : the founder
■went to Ireland temp. Queen Elizabeth, A.D. 1580.
— Clohass, near Enniscorthy, co. "Wexford.
FARMAR, "Williani Riissell (of Blooniiield).
Second son of the late Hugh Hovel Farmar, Esq., of
Dunsinane, co. Wexford, by Jane, dau. of Michael
Roberts, Esq.. of Killmoney, co. Cork ; h. 1802 ;
in. 1st 1829 Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Donovan,
Esq., of Ballymore (she d. 1844) ; 2nd 1853 Hen-
rietta, dau. of Harry Alcock, Esq., of Wilton,
both CO. Wexford. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin ; is a Magistrate for co. Wexford. This family
is a branch of that of the Earl of Pomfret, and
came to Ireland in the reign of Queen Elizabeth ;
since then the name has been corrupted from Fer-
mor to Farmar. — Bloomfield, near Enniscorthy,
CO. Wexford.
Ileh; his son William Henr}^, Captain Wexford
Militia, 6.1831.
FARMER, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1780).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Richard Farmer,
Bart., of Bideford, Devon, by Irene, dau. of
George Farmer Ellis, Esq., of Y^oughal, co. Cork ;
l. 1829 ; s. as ord Bart. 1855.— Hobart Town, Tas-
mania ; Soho Yilla, Reading.
Heir Pres., his brother Richard Harry Kenrickj
I. 1841.
FARMER, 'William Francis Gamiil, Esq. (of
ISTonsucli Park,\
Eldest son of the late Yv^illiam Meeke Farmer,
Esq., by Frances, dau. of Michael Barstow, Esq.,
of Fulford, near York ; h. 1811 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1837
Matilda, dau. of Robert Wilkinson, Esq. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1834,
M.A. 1840) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Surrey (High Sheriflf 1849). — Nonsuch Park, near
Cheam, Surrey ; Carlton and University Clubs,
S.W. ; 20, Hertford Street, Mayfair, W.
Heir, his son William Robert Garaul, Lieute-
nant Grenadier Gtuards, h. 1838.
PARWABY, Lady (of 'Wickham Court).
Eliza, youngest dau. of Thomas Morland, Esq., of
Court Lodge, Kent; m. 1810 the Rev. Sir Charles
Francis Farnaby, 5th Bart., some time Rector of
West Wickham, Kent, who d. 1859. — Wickham
Court, near Bromley, Kent,
FARM" ALL, Harry Burrard, Esq. (of Lee
Manor). (
Eldest son of the late Captain Harry Farnall, R.N., I
by Martha, dau. and co-heir of Philip Elliott, Esq., '
of Clifton ; b. 1802 ; m. 1st 1829 Dorothea, dau.
of Alan Bellingham, Esq., of Castle Bellingham,
CO. Louth ; 2nd 1851 Rhoda Eleanor, dau. of Ro-
bert Bellamie, Esq., of Sandford House, near
Taunton. Educated at the Charterhouse and
Downing Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Dorset, and a Magistrate for
Devon ; is the Metropolitan Inspector of Poor
Laws. Mr. Farnall is the 18th in direct descent
from Edward I. — Manor House, Lee, Kent ; Burley
Villa, Lyme Regis, Dorset ; Gwydyr House,
Whitehall, S.W.
Heir, his son Harry de la Rosa Burrard, h. 1852.
PARISTALL, Philip Elliott, Esq. (of Boldnor).
Second son of the late Captain Harry Farnall,
R.N., by Martha, dau. and co-heiress of Philip
Elliott, Esq., of Harley House, Clifton ; h. 18— ;
m. 1st l^Jarianne Fletcher, dau. and heiress of
Samuel Pearce Tregear Parson, Esq., LL.D. ; 2nd
1839 Hannah Frances, eldest dau. of Dougal
Christie, Esq. Is a Magistrate for Hants. This
gentleman derives his descent from the Plantagenet
iiings. (Sec Burke's " Royal Descents.") — Bold-
nor, near Y^armouth, Isle of Wight ; Royal South-
ern Y^acht Club, Southampton.
FARIJHAM (Lord), Henry Maxwell, K.P. (cr.
1756).
Eldest son of 6th Lord, by Anne, dau. of 2nd Earl
of Carrick ; h. 1799; s. 1838; m. 1828 Anna
Frances, dau. of 22nd Lord Le Despencer. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cavan ; formerly
Colonel Cavan Militia ; was M.P. for co. Cavan
1824-38 ; elected a Representative Peer for Ireland
1839. This family is of Scottish extraction, and
of royal descent. — Farnham Castle, co. Cavan ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 44, Brook Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Somerset Richard, late
M.P. for CO. Cavan, and High Sheriff for that co.
1S44-5 ; h. 1803; m. 1839 Dorothea, dau. of the
late Mr. Justice Pennefather.
FARUHAM, Edward Basil, Esq. (of Q,uorndon
House).
Eldest son of the late Edward Fai-nham, Esq., by
Harriet, youngest dau. and co-heiress of the Rev.
Dr. Rhudde, D.D., Chaplain to King George III. ;
b. 1809 ; .?. 1835 ; m. 1851 Emily Gertrude, 2nd
dau. of Sir William Cradock Hartopp, Bart., of
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Eour-Oiiks Park, co. Warwick. Educated at Eton I
and St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Leicester, and Major Leicester
Yeomanry; was M.P. for N. Leicestershire 1887- i
59. This family is descended from Robert de ;
Farnham, who came over with the Conqueror, and j
whose name appears in the Roll of Battle Abbey. — '
Quorndon House, near Loughborough, Leicester-
shire ; Carlton, Boodle's, and United University
Clubs, S.W. ; 03, St. James's Street, S.W.
Heir, his son William Edward John Basil, h.
1855.
FARQUHAB, Sir Walter RockclifF, Bart. (cr.
1796).
Eldest son of the late Sir T. H. Farquhar, Bart., by
Sybella Martha, only child of the Rev. M. Rock-
cliff, of Woodford, Essex; h. 1810 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1836 ; m. 1837 Mary Octavia, youngest dau. of the
6th Duke of Beaufort. Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey (High
Sheriff 1859). The first Baronet was Physician to
George III. — Polesden Lacey, near Leatherhead,
Surrey ; Arthur's Club, S.W. ; 18, King Street,
St. James's, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Thomas Henry, h. 1838.
FARQUHAR, Sir Waiter Minto Townsend,
Bart. (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Townsend Far-
quhar, Bart., by Maria Frances Geslip, dau. of
Joseph Francis Louis de Lautour, Esq., of Madras ;
h. 1809 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1830 ; vi. 1835 Erica
Katherine, dau. of Eric, 7th Lord Reay. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1829) ; has
been M.P. for Hertford since 1857. — Arthur's and
Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 6, Gloucester Square, W.
Heir, bis son Eric Robert, h. 1836.
FARQ,UHAR, Harvie Morton, Esq. (of Brack-
ley House).
Second son of the late Sir Thomas Farquhar, Bart.,
of Granard Lodge, Roehampton, Surrey, by Sybella,
dau. of the Rev. Walter Rockcliff ; h. 1816 ; m. 1849
Louisa Harriett, 3rd dau. of the late Lord Col-
borne. Educated at Eton. — Brackley House, near
Brackley, Northamptonshire ; 60, Lowndes Square,
S.W.
Heir, his son Alfred, h. 1852.
FABQUHAR, Rev. James.
Son of the late Robert .Farquhar, Esq., by Sarah
Hill his wife ; h. 1812 ; in. 1840 Georgiana Louisa,
dau. of Robert Vaux, Esq., of West Gi'een, Totten-
ham, ^Middlesex. Educated at Jesus Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1836, M.A. 1838); appointed Rector of
Llanthewy-Skirrid 1852 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Monmouth. — Llanthewy - Skirrid Rectory, near
Abergavenny.
FARQUHARSON, James, Esq. (of Invercaiild).
Eldest son of the late James Ross Farquharson,
Captain R.N., hy Catherine, dau. of James Far-
quharson, Esq., of Invercauld, and Amelia, widow
of the late Lord Sinclair, dau. of Lord George
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Murray, Lieutenant-General of the Chevalier's
army in 1745 ; h. 1809 ; s. 1810; m. 1833 Janet
Hamilton, eldest dau. of General Francis Dundas,
of Sanson, co. Berwick. Educated at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Aberdeen, and heir pres. to the Baronetcy of Ross
of Balnagowan ; is representative of this family,
and as chief of the clan Farquharson, entitled to
quarter the Royal Arms of Plantagenet in right of
his mother's descent from John Farquharson, of
Invercauld, by Margaret, 2nd dau. and sole heir of
Lord James Murray, 3rd son of John, 1st Marquis
of Athole. (See Long's " Royal Descents," 1845,
and Burke's "Heraldic Register," 1849-50.) This
family and clan have held large possessions in the
Braes of Mar Head, Aberdeenshire, since the reign
of Robert II. — Invercauld, near Ballater, Aber-
deenshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 61, Eaton Place,
S.W.
Heir, his son James Ross, h. 1834.
PARREB, James William, Esq. (of Ingle-
borough).
Eldest son of the late James Farrer, Esq., by
Mary his wife; h. 1785; m. 18 — Henrietta
Elizabeth, only sister of Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart.,
M.P., and widow of the Hon. John Scott, eldest
son of 1st Earl of Eidon (she d. 1853). Educated
at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1806, M.A. 1809) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding
of Yorkshire, and a Magistrate for Westmoreland ;
v/as formerly a Master in Chancery. — Ingleborough,
Settle, near Lancaster,
Heir, his son James (whom see).
FARREB, James, Esq,
Eldest son of J. W. Farrer, Esq., of Ingleborough
(whom see) ; h. 1812. Educated at Winchester
and New Coll., Oxford ; is a IMagistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Durham and the W. Riding of York,
and a Magistrate for Westmoreland ; was M.P.
for S. Durham 1847-57, re-chosen 1859. — -Ingle-
borough, Settle, near Ijancaster ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother the Rev. Matthew
Thomas, I. 1816; m. 1st 1848 Frances Emma,
dau. of Edward Golding, Esci. ; 2nd 1848 Mary
Louisa, dau. of the late Sir William Anson,
Bart.
FARRER, Wmiam Frederick, Esq. (of Bray-
field).
Eldest son of the late Farrer Grove Spurgeon,
Esq. (who assumed, by Royal license, the additional
name of Farrei-), by Mary, dau. of the Hon. David
Anstruther and relict of Captain Mitford, R.N. ;
h. 1810 ; s. 1817 ; m. 1834 Fanny Ricarda, dau.
and only child of Colonel Love Parry-Jones, of
Llwyn Onn, N. Wales. Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks (High
Sheriff 1856) ; was formerly Captain Royal Bucks
Yeomanry Cavalry. — Brayfield House, Olney, near
Newport Pagnell, Bucks ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Charles Love, h. 1845 ;
educated at Eton.
Far]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
FARRINGTON, Sir Henry Anthony, Bart. {cr.
1818).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Sir H.
M. Farrington, Bart., by his 3rd wife Jane, dau.
of Roger Curry, Esq., of Sussex ; b. 1811 ; s. as
4th Bart. 1834; m. 1833 Frances Elizabeth, dau.
of the Rev. Dr. Warren, of Portview. This fomily
was formerly resident at Blackheath, Kent. —
Landcross, near Bideford, Devon.
Jleir, his son Henry "Warren, b. 183-5.
FAmUNGTOKT, Kev. Edward Holmes.
Second son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Sir H.
M. Farrington, Bart., by his 3rd wife Jane, dau.
of Roger Curry, Esq., of Sussex; h. 1812 ; vi. 1st
1840 Rosabella Maria, dan. of Rev. J. Edgcombe
(she d. 1845) ; 2nd 1849 Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of
Robert Walker, Esq., of Alphington, Devon.
Educated at Magdalen Coll., C^ambridge (B.A.
1834) ; appointed Rector of Landcross 1847. —
Landcross Rectory, near Bideford, Devon.
FARSYDE, George Jame--^ "Watson, Esq. (of
Fylingdale).
Second son of the late John Farsyde, Esq. (a
Magistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, who
assumed the additional name of Watson by Royal
license), by Hannah, dau. of Rev. James Hartley,
of Staveley, co. York ; b. 1804 ; s. 1810 ; assumed
the additional name of Farsyde in 1820. Called to
the Bar at the Middle Temple 1833 ; is a Magis-
trate for the N. Riding of York.sliire. This family
is descended from theFawsides of that ilk, Tranent,
East Lothian, who came to England with James I.
of Scotland. (See pedigree in Dugdale's "Visitation
ofY^orkshire," A.D.1GG3.) — Fylingdale, near Whitby,
Y^'orkshire ; Athenffium Club, S.W.
FA"U"3SETT, Godfrey Trevelyan, Esq. (of Hep-
pington).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Bryan Faussett, by
Helena Caroline, dau. of Sir John Trevelyan,
Bart., of Nettlecombe Court, Somerset ; b. 1840 ;
iV. 18.55. Educated at the Charterhouse ; appointed
Ensign 76th foot 1858. — Heppington, near Canter-
bury, Kent.
Ileir Prcs., his uncle Godfrey, in Holy Orders.
FA"U"SSETT, Hev. Henry Godfrey.
Third son of the late Godfrey Faussett, D.D., of
Heppington, Kent, by Sarah, dau. of the late Thos.
Wethered, Esq. ; b. 1824 ; m. 1854 Helen Melville,
dau. of Rev. Edwin Sandys-Lumsdaine, of Lums-
daine and Blanerne, co. Berwick, <and Innergellie,
. CO. Fife. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1845; M.A. 1848) ; is a Magistrate for co. Wor-
cester.— Littleton, near Evesham, Worcestershire.
VAWCETT, Jolin, Esq. (of North Bailey).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Fawcett, by Mary
Anne, dau. of Ralph Bates, Esq., of Milbourne,
Northumberland ; b. 1799 ; .-?. 1830. Educated at
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821, M.A. 1824) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham (High
Sheriff 1847), and a Magistrate for Northumber-
land. — North Bailey, Durham ; Brookes' and
Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W.
//e(V Prcs., his brother Christopher, in Holy
Orders ; b. 1802; m, 1836 Sarah Frances, dau. of
E. S. Foyle, Esq.
FAWCETT, John, Esq. (of PetteriU Bank).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Fawcett, of
St. Cuthbert's, Carlisle, by Eleanor, dau. of James
Fawcett, Esq., of Scaleby Castle ; b. 1796 ; m. 1830
Sarah Grace, dau. of Joseph Hodgson, Esq., of
Carlisle. Called to the Bar at the JNIiddle Temple
1827 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cumbei'-
land, and a Magistrate for Carlisle ; was formerly a
Commissioner of Bankruptcy for Cumberland and
Westmoreland. This family is a branch of the
Favvcetts of Broadfiejd, in Dent, West Riding of ,
Y\nkshire. — PetteriU Bank, near Carlisle, Cum- I
l-erland ; 5, Pump Court, Temple, E.C. *
FAZAKEELE"Y, John Nicholas, Esq. (of Bnr-
woocl House).
Eldest son of the late John Nicholas Fazakerley,
Esq. (who was M.P. for Grimsby 1809-12, for
Lincoln 1812-16 and 1826-30, for Tavistock 1820-6,
and for Peterborough 1830-41), by Eleanor, 5th
dau. of the 4 th Lord Rokeby, great-grandson of
Alexander Radcliffe, Esq.,* of Leigh, co. Lancaster,
who assumed the name of Fazakerley; b. 182- ;
s. 1852 ; v). 1859 Georgiana Caroline, 3rd dau. of
Thomas, 2nd Lord Lilford. This family of Fazaker
or Fazakerley was setteled near Kirkby and Orms-
kirk, co Lancaster, as early as the reign of
Henry III. — Burwood House, near Cobham, Surrey;
17, i\Iontagu Street, Portman Square, W. j
FEAENLE"Y", Fairfax, Esq. (of Hetton). I
Only son of the late Iiobert Fearnley, Esq. (whose I
father, Benjamin Fearnley, Esq., of Oakwell Hall,
Y^orkshire, m. 1776 Elizabeth, the eldest co-heiress
of John Heron, Esq., Recorder of Newark, eldest
son of Robert Hei'on, Esq., of Newark, in whom
were united the houses of Ford and Bokeufield),
by Eleanor, dau. of Rev. James Milner, M.A., of
Leeds ; b. 1810 ; m. 1835 Mary Ann, dau. of Joseph
Barton, Esq. Called to the Bar at the JNIiddle
Temple 1834 ; is a Magistrate for Northumberland
and Notts ; was formerly a Commissioner of Bank-
ruptcy. The Herons of Ford were Lords of the
Marches, and at one time possessed thirty-nine
Baronies in Northumberland. William Heron was
summoned to Parliament as a Baron temp, of
Edward III. f — Hetton, near Belford, Northum-
berland ; Sutton, near Retford, Notts.
Heir, his son Fairfax, an Officer in the 18th foot,
b. 1836,
FEILDEN, Sir William Henry, Bart. (cr. 1846).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Feilden, Bart.,
by Mary Haughton, dau. of the late Edmund Jack-
* This g:entleman was of the family of the Earls of Der-
wentwater.
t In the Granclison Peerage Claim, 1858, it was decidefl
that a baronj' by writ of summons was a descendible title
through the female line : hence it would ajjpear that Mr.
Fearnley is entitled to the barony of Heron,
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[Fen
son, Esq., Member of the Assembly at J.amaica ;
h. 1812 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1850 ; m. 1835 Mary
Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel James Balfour Wemyss,
of Wemyss. Educated at Winchester ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and Major
1st Royal Lancashire Militia ; was formerly Captain
17th Lancers. — Fenniscowles, near Blackburn,
Lancashire.
Heir, his son William Leyland, Cornet 13th
Dragoon Guards, h. 1835.
FEILDEN", Joseph, Esq., F.H.S. (of "Witton
Park).
Eldest soa of the late Henry Feilden, Esq., by
Fanny, dau. of William Hill, Esq., of Blyth Hall,
Ormskirk; h. 1792; s. 1815; m. 1817 Frances
Mary, dau. of Rev. Streynsham Master, Rector of
Croston, co. Lancaster. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster (High Sheriff 1818) ; was
formerly Captain 1st Royal Lancashire Militia.
This family is a branch of the noble house of Den-
bigh, and has been settled in Lancashire for about
four centuries. — Witton Park, near Blackburn,
Lancashire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Master, h. 1818 ; m. 1843
Caroline, dau. of Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart.
EEILDIlSra, Viscount.
Rodolph William Basil Feilding, eldest son of the
7th Earl of Denbigh (whom see) ; h. 1823 ; m. 1st
1846 Louisa, only child of late David Pennant,
Esq., of Downing, co. Flint (she d. 1853) ; 2nd
1857 Mary, dau. of Robert Berkeley, Esq., of
Spetchley Park. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1844) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick, and a Magistrate
for CO. Flint. — Downing, near Holywell, N. Wales;
Stafford Club, W. ; Boodle's and Travellers' Clubs,
S.W.
Heir, his son, l. 1859.
FELLOWES, Lady.
Elizabeth, eldest dau. and co-heir of Joseph James,
Esq., of Adbury House; m. 1816 Sir James Fel-
lowes, M.D., who d. 1857- — Adbury House, near
Havant, Hants.
PELLOWES, Edward, Esq. (of Ramsey Abbey).
Second son of the late William Henry Fellowes,
Esq., M.P., by Emma, dau. of Richard Benyon,
Esq., of Englefield House, Berks ; h. 1809 ; s.
1837 ; m. 1845 Mary Julia, eldest dau. of Lord
Sondes. Educated at the Charterhouse ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk and Hunts,
has been M.P. for Hunts since 1837 ; was formerly
Lieutenant 15th Hussars. — Ramsey Abbey, near
Huntingdon ; Haverland Hall, near Norwich ;
Carlton C!lub, S.W. ; 3, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry, h. 1848.
FELLOWES, James, Esq. (of Kingston House).
Youngest son of the l.ate W. H. Fellowes, Esq., of
Ramsey Abbey, Hunts, by Emma, dau. of Richa!-d
Benyon, Esq., of Englefield House, Berks ; h. 1813 ;
m. 1847 Gertrude Charlotte, dau. of N. Mickle-
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thwait, Esq., of Taverham, Norfolk. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset (High Sheriff
1859) ; was formerly in the Royal Navy. — Kings-
ton House, near Dorchester, Dorset ; 29, Glouces-
ter Place, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son James Herbert, h. 1849.
FELLOWES, William, Esq. (of Handsworth).
Only son of the late William Fellowes, Esq. (a
Solicitor at Dudley for more than fifty years) ;
b. 1800 ; s. 1847. Educated at Rugby ; formerly
a Solicitor at Dudley ; retired 1849 ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Stafford ; was formerly an Officer in
the Worcestershire Yeomanry. This family was
settled for several centuries at Sedgley, co. Staf-
ford, where they were considerable land proprie-
tors.—Hands worth, near Birmingham; Union Club,
Birmingham.
FELLOWS, Sir Charles, Knt. (cr. 1845).
Son of the late John Fellows, Esq., of Notting-
ham ; 1). 1799 ; m. 1st 1845 Eliza, only dau. of F.
Hart, Esq. (she d. 1847) ; 2nd 1848 Harriet, widow
of William Knight, Esq., of Oaklands, Herts.
Received the honour of Knighthood for his Lite-
rary services. — Cowes, Isle of Wight ; Athenjeum
Club, S.W. ; 4, Montagu Place, Russell Square,
W.C.
FENDALL, Bev. James.
Second son of the late John Feudal], Esq., of the
Hon. E.I. Co.'s service, by Mary, dau. of W. Far-
quharson, Esq. ; h. 1801 ; m. 1st 1841 Mary Anne,
widow of W. Prest, Esq., of York ; 2nd 1844
Maria Eleanor, dau. of the late Rev. G. Osborne,
of Stainby, co. Lincoln. Educated at Eton and
Jesus Coll., Cambridge, of which he was Fellow
(B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825); is a Magistrate for co.
Cambridge ; Rector of Harlton, and Vicar of Com-
berton, co. Cambridge, and Proctor in Convoca-
tion for the Diocese of Ely. This family was
formerly located in Herefordshire. — Harlton Rec-
tory, near Cambridge.
FElSTTOlSr, Michael, Esq. (of Ballinclea).
Eldest son of the late Richard Fenton, Esq., by
Alicia, dau. of John Hoysted, Esq., of Walters-
town, CO. Kildare ; h. 1806 ; m. 1831 Helen, dau.
of the late Michael Fenton, Esq., J. P., of Castle-
town, CO. Sligo. Is a Magistrate for co. Wicklow.
— Ballinclea, near Donard, co. AVicklow ; 15, L^pper
Sackville Street, Dublin.
Heirs, his daus. Alicia Anne, Helen, and Thoma-
sina.
FEWTOIST, the late William, Esq. (of Underbank
HaU).
d. 1855, leavinghis property tohis sisters; 1st Anne,
m. 1852 Thomas Peirson, Esq., of Park Hall,
Aislaby, Whitby ; 2nd Mary, m. 1857 John Tork-
ington, Esq., of Stamford ; 3rd Jessey, in. 1839
Major James Douglas De Wend (who d. 1856,
leaving a son William Fenton, and other issue) ;
4th Charlotte. — LTnderbank Hall, Peniston, near
Sheffield, Yorkshire.
Fer]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
FERGiJSOlxr, Sir Robert Alexander, Bart. (cr.
1801).
Eldest son of the late Sir Andrew Ferguson, Bart.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Alexander, Esq., of
Boom Hall, co. Londonderry ; b. 1795 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1808. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1817) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Donegal ; Lord-Lieutenant of co. Londonderry,
and Colonel of the Derry Militia ; has been M.P.
for Londonderry since 1830. — The Farm and Derry
Lodge, near Londonderry ; IG, Suffolk Street, S.W.
FESGUSOIJ", James, Esq. (of Kinmundy).
Eldest son of the late James Ferguson, Esq.,
by Isabella, dau. of liev. William Brown, of
Craigdum, N.B. ; b. 1789 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1817
Emilia, dau. of Rev. Robert Chalmers, of Hadding-
ton. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Aberdeen. — Kinmundy, near Ellon, Aberdeen-
shire.
Heir, hia sou William, b. 1823 ; m. 1856 Eliza,
d.au. of Andrew Williamson, Esq., of Ayr,
PERGUSON, Joseph, Esq.
Third son of the late John Ferguson, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Michael Beck, Esq., of Carlisle ;
b. 1791 ; s. 1815 ; vi. 1835 Margaret Saul, dau. of
Silas Saul, Esq., of Carlisle. Educated at Carlisle
Cathedral Grammar-School ; is a Magistrate for
Cumberland ; was formerly a Merchant and j\Ianu-
facturer. This family is of Scotch extraction, and
residents on the borders of Scotland and England
for many generations. — Lovvther Street, Carlisle.
Heir, his son Richard Saul, of St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge, and Lincoln's Inn, b. 1837.
FERGUSOU, Richard, Esq. (of Harker Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Robert Ferguson, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of John Wood, Esq., of Maryport, Cum-
berland ; b. 1784 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1809 Margaret, 3rd
dau. of Captain William Giles. Educated at Eton ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland.
— Harker Lodge, Cumberland.
Heir Pres., his brother Joseph, b. 1785 ; m.
1819 Mary Isabella, dau, of J. Clark, Esq.
FERGUSON", Colonel Robert (of Raith).
Eldest son of the late Sir Ronald C. Ferguson,
G.C.B., many years M.P. for Nottingham, by Jane,
dau. of Sir Hector Monro, Bart., of Novar ; b.
1802 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1859 Emma, dau. of F. H.
Mandeville, Esq. Educated at Eton and Edin-
burgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Fife ; has been M.P, for Kirkaldy Burghs since
1841 ; entered the Army in 1820 ; was formerly
Lieutenant - Colonel, commanding 79th High-
landers. — Raith House, near Kirkaldy, N.B. ;
Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 8, Curzon Street, W. .
PERGirSO]Sr-DAVIE.
(See Davie.)
FERGUSSON, Sir James, Bart, (cr, 1703),
Eldest son of the late Sir C. D. Fergusson, Bart.,
by Helen, dau. of the late Right Hon. D.Boyle,
of Shewalton, co. Ayr, Lord Justice General of
Scotland ; b. 1832 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1849. Educated
at Rugby and University Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr ; Lieutenant
Ayrshire Yeomanry, and Lieutenant-Colonel Com-
mandant Royal Ayrshire Rifles ; was formerly Cap-
tain Grenadier Guards ; served in the Crimea, and
was wounded at Inkermann ; was M.P. for co.
Ayr 1854-7, re-elected 1859. The estate of Kil-
kerran was granted to an ancestor of the present
proprietor by Robert I. — Kilkerran, near May-
bole, Ayrshire, N.B. ; White's, Guards', and Carl-
ton Clubs, S.W. ; 3, Bolton Row, W.
Heir Pres., liis brother Charles Dalrymple, Esq.,
of Hailes (whom see),
FERGUSSOK", Sir James, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Son of the late Charles Fergusson, Esq. ; b. 1787,
Is aLieutenant-General in the Army, and Governor
of Gibraltar ; was Commander of the British
Forces at Malta 1852-5 ; served in the Peninsula,
and took part in the Storming of Badajoz. — The
Rock, Gibraltar ; United Service Club, S.W,
FERGUSSON, Robert Cutlar, Esq.* (of Nine-
wells),
Only son of the late Right Hon. R. Cutlar Fer-
gusson, M.P., of Craigdarroch, co. Dumfries, by
Marie Josephine, dau. of Gen. Auger; b. 1836;
s. 1839; m. 1854 Ella Francos, dau. of Sir Archi-
bald Alison, Bart. Is a Magistrate for Kirkcud-
bright. The representation of this family has de-
scended from father to son since about the year 1252.
— Ninewells, Ciiiiruside, Berwickshire ; Craigdar-
roch, Dumfriesshire ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, bis son Robert Cutlar, b. 1855.
FERMOY (Lord), Edmund Bnrke Roche (cr.
1856).
Only son of the late Edward Roche, Esq., of
Frabolgan, co. Cork, by Margaret Honoria, dau. of
William Curtain, Esq. (who was related to the
family of the celebrated Edmund Burke) ; b. 1815;
rn. 1848 Eliza Caroline, eldest dau. of .James B.
Boothby, Esq., of Twyford Abbey, Middlesex.
Is Lord Lieutenant of co. Cork ; was M.F. for co,
Cork 1837-55 ; elected M.P. for Marylebone 1859.
— Trabolgan, near Whitegate, co. Cork ; Kildinon,
near Rathcormac, co. Cork ; Reform Club, S.W,
Heir, his son Edward Fitz-Edmund Burke, 6.
1850,
FERRERS (Earl), Sev/allis Edward Shirley
(cr, 1711).
Only surviving son of 9th Earl, by Augusta, dau. of
Lord E. Chichester ; b. 1847 ; s. 1859. Patronage
2 livings. Chartley Castle, near Lichfield ; Staun-
ton Llarold, near Ashby-de-la-Zouche.
Heir Pres., his cousin the Rev. W^alter W^adding-
ton Shirley (whom see).
FERRERS, Marmion Edward, Esq. (of Baddes-
ley Clinton),
Eldest son of the late Edward Ferrers, Esq., Dep.
Lieut., of Baddesley Clinton, co. Warwick, by
* Died whilst these sheets were at press,
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Cl'et
Harriet Aun, dau. of the 2nd Marquis Townshend,
Lord de Ferrers, &c. ; h. 1813 ; s. 1830. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Warwick ; is senior co-heir of the
ancient barony of De Ferrers, of Chartley, in right
of his mother, and on the paternal side heir male
of the house of Ferrers, formerly Earls of Derby
and Barons Ferrers of Chartley and of Groby. —
Baddesley Clinton, near Warwick ; Arthur's Club,
S.W. ; 6, Holies Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles, b. 1814.
FETHIlRSTOlf, Sir Thomas John, Bart. (or.
1776).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir Thomas Francis
Fetherston, by Adeline, dau. of the late Colonel
W. Godley ; h. 1824 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1853 ; m. 1848
Sarah, dau. of Henry Alcock, Esq,, of Vv^ilton
Castle, CO. Wexford. Educated at "Winchester and
Trinity CoU., Dublin (B.A. 1845) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Longfoi'd, and a Magistrate
for CO. Wexford. This family settled in Ireland from
the North of England. — Ardagh House, near Long-
ford ; The Prospect, Enniscorthy, co. Wexford.
Jfcir, his son George Ealph, b, 1852.
FETHERSTOIxT, John, Esq. (of Fackwood
House).
Eldest son of the late Eev. John Dilke, M.A.,
Rector of Great and Little Packington, and Vicar
of Polesworth, co. Warwick ; b. 1809 ; m. 1833
Frances Mary, eldest dau. and co-heiress of Charles
Fetherston, Esq., of Packwood House, and niece
-of the late Captain Sir Alexander Dixie, 9th Bart, ;
assumed the surname of Fetherston on his mar-
riage, by Royal license, in 1833. Educated at
Repton and Oakham ; is in the Commission of the
Peace for co. Warwick. This is a younger branch
of the Fetherstonhaughs of Fethei-stonhaugh
Castle, Northumberland, and settled at Packwood
in 1469. — Packwood House, Hockley-on-the-Heath,
Warwickshire.
Heir, his son John, F.S.A., b. 1834 ; educated
at Leamington Coll., Rugby, and Emmanuel Coll,,
Cambridge.
FETHERSTON.
( See Dilke-FetJwston.)
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Lady.
Mary Anne, eldest dau. of William Bullock, Esq.,
of Hastings, Sussex ; vi. 1825 Sir H. Fetherston-
haugh, Bart, (ext.), who d. 1847. — Upper Park,
Midhurst, Sussex.
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Alexander Stephen-
son, Esq. (of Hopton Court).
Eldest son of the late Richard Fetherstonhaugh,
Esq., by jNIary, dau. of Joseph Stephenson, Esq.,
of Neutsbury, Cumberland ; b. 1798 ; s. 1821 ;
m. 1823 Emma, dau. of William Kimber, Esq., of
North Cerney, co. Gloucester. Is a Dep. Lieut,
for the Tower Hamlets. This family, a branch of
the ancient family of the Fetherstonhaughs of
Fetherstonhaugh Castle, Northumberland, and of
Barhaugh, has continued in direct male descent to
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the present time, and still owns the estate of
Windy Hall, in Kirkhaugh. — Hopton Court, near
Worcester ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Thoma.s, b. 1800.
FBTHERSTOTsTHAUGH, Charles, Esq. (of Staf-
field Hall).
Second son of the late Charles SmaHwood Fether-
stonhaugh, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Hartley, Esq., of GUlfoot, Cumberland ; b. 1812 ;
in. 1847 Jane, 3rd dau. of Francis Aglionby, Esq,,
of The Nunnery, some time M.P. for East Cum-
berland. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate for Cumberland (High Sheriff 1857).—
Staffield Hall, near Penrith, Cumberland,
Ifeir, his dau. Elizabeth Aglionby.
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Howard, Esq. (of
Bracklyu Castle).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Fetherstonhaugh,
Esq., by Eleanor, dau. of the Earl of Wicklow ; b.
1819 , s. 1853 ; m. 1854 Lucy Emily, dau. of Wil-
liam Wingfield, Esq. Educated at the Royal
Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Westmeath (High Sheriff
1857).— Bracklyn Castle, near Killucan, co. West-
meath ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Cecil Howard Digby, b. 1857.
FETHERSTOKTHAITGH, Richard Steele, Esq.
(of RockvisTv).
Eldest son of the late Richard Fetherstonh.augh,
Esq,, of Eockview, by Dorothea, dau. of the late
Denis George, Esq., a Baron of the Exchequer in
Ireland ; b. 1823 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1846 Rosetta, dau.
of Sir David Roche, Bart., of Carass. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Westmeath (High Shei-ifF 1847). —
Rockview, near Castletowndelvin, co. Westmeath;
Kildare Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Richard Steele Rupert, b. 1848.
PETHERSTOKTHAUG-H, Timothy, Esq. (of
The CoUege).
Eldest son of the late Timothy Fetherstonhaugh,
Esq., of The College, by Eliza Were, dau, of John
Were Clarke, Esq., of Bridwell, Devon ; b. 1840 ;
s. 1856. Educated at Trinity Coll,, Cambridge.
This family is descended from Sir Timothy Fether-
stonhaugh, Knt., who was beheaded at Chester in
1651. — The College, near Kirkoswald, Cumber-
land,
FETHERSTONHAUGH, William, Esq. (of Car-
rick),
Eldest son of the late William Fetherstonhaugh,
Esq,, by Elizabeth, dau. of William Orme, Esq.,
of AbbeytowQ, co. Mayo ; b. 1807 ; 5. 1852 ; m.
1834 Alicia, dau. of Francis Berry, Esq., of Eglish
Castle, King's co. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B. A. 1829) ; is a Magistrate for cos. West-
meath and Sligo, and a Grand Juror for co. West-
meath ; was the first Secretary and originator of
the Westmeath Farming Society in 1840. This
family was formeidy resident in Cumberland ; Sir
Timothy Fetherstonhaugh, Knt., after fighting for
the royal cause at the battle of Worcester, took
Fev]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
refuge in Ireland ; lie was ancestor to the several
branches of the family in Westmeath and Longford.
— Carrick, near Mullingar, co. Westmeath,
Heir, his son Francis Berry, h. 1837.
FEVEBSHAM (2nd. Lord), "William Duncombe
(cr. 1826).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Charlotte, dau. of
2nd Earl of Dartmouth ; h. 179S ; s. 1841 ; m. 1823
Louisa, dau. of 8th Earl of Galloway. Educated
at Ch. Ch,, Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for the X. Eiding of Yorkshire ; was M.P.
for the N. Eiding of Yorkshire 1835-41. Patron-
age 4 livings. — Duncombe Park, near Helmsley,
Yorkshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 25, Belgrave
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son William Ernest (whom see).
PPAIIING-TOW, Mrs. (of "Worden).
Sarah Esther, eldest dau. and co-heir of the late
John Touchet, Esq., of Broom House, Eccles, Lan-
cashire ; m. 1847 James Nowell ffarington, Esq.,
of Worden, who d. 1848. — Worden, near Preston,
Lancashire.
PFARING-TON, Misses (Of Worden).
Susan IMaria and INIary Hannah, daus. of the late
William ffarington, Esq., by Hannah, dau. of John
Mathews, Esq., of Tynemouth ; s. 1848. This
family, formerly of Farington, is of great antiquity
in Lancashire. — -Worden, near Preston, Lancashire.
FFOLLIOTT,* John, Esq. (of Hollybrook).
Son of the late John Ffolliott, Esq. ; h. 1798 ;
'III. a dau. of Herbert R. Stepney, Esq. of Durrow,
King's CO. Is a Magistrate for CO. Sligo ; was M.P.
for CO. Silgo 1841-50. — Hollybrook, near Sligo;
Conservative Club, S.W.
FPOIjKES, Sir William Jobn Henry BroT>aie,
Bart. (cr. 1774).
Only son of the late Sir M. B. Ffolkes, Bart.,
F.R.S., by Fanny, dau. and co-heiress of Sir J.
Turner, Bart., of Warham, Norfolk ; h. 1786 ; s.
as 2nd Bart. 1821 ; m. 1818 Charlotte Philippa,
dau. of Dominick Geoffry Browne, Esq., of Castle
McGairett, Ireland. Educated at Harrow and
Jesus Coll., Cambridge (B. A. 1806) ; is a Magistrate
for Norfolk (High Sheriff 1828) ; was M.P. for
Norfolk 1830-2, for W. Norfolk 1832-7 ; is Patron
of 2 livings. This family has been resident on this
property for 250 years. — Hillington Hall, near
King's Lynn, Norfolk ; University and Reform
Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his grandson William Hovell, /*. 1847.
FPOULKES, John Jocelyn, Esq. (of Eriviatt).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Ffoulkes,
Royal Denbigh Rifles, by Caroline J\Iary, 2nd dau.
and co-heiress of Captain Robert Jocelyn, R.N.,
of Stanstead, Bui-y, Herts, and Brynybarent, co.
Denbigh, and Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of John
Salusbury, Esq., of Brynybarent, co. Denbigh ;
I. 1813 ; .s. 1826 ; m. 1843 Mary Anne, eldest dau.
of Admiral Sir W. Beauchanip-Proctor, Bart.
Educated at Shrewsbury School and Jesus Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1842) ; appointed Captain
Royal Denbigh Rifles 1834, Major 1857; is a
Magistrate for co. Flint and for co. Denbigh (High
Sheriff 1858). This family is descended from Mar-
chudd-ap-Cynam, head of the 15th noble tribe of
Wales. — Eriviatt, near Denbigh ; Llandyssil Rec-
tory, near Shrewsbury.
Heirs, his daus.
FFKENCH (Lord), Charles Ffrench (cr. 1798).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Margaret, dau. of
the late Thomas Redington, Esq., of Kilcorman, co,
Galway ; h. 1786 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1809 Maria, eldest
dau. of John Browne, Esq., of Moyne, co. Galway
(she d. 1827). Is a Trustee of St. Patrick's Coll.,
Maynooth. — Castle Ffrench, near Mount Bellew
Bridge, co. Galway.
Heir, his son Thomas, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Galway ; h. 1810 ; m. 1851 Mary
Anne, only dau. of Richard Thompson, Esq., of
Stansty Hall, co, Denbigh.
FFBEWCH, Hon. aonviUe (of Claremont),
Fifth son of the 2nd Lord Ffrench ; h. 1797 ;
m. 1822 Clare, dau. of W. Kenny, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for co. Galway. — Claremont, near Bally-
foran, co. Roscommon.
FFREIMCH, Hon. Martin (of Ballanamore).
Third son of the 2nd Lord Ffrench ; h. 1793 ;
m. 1825 Margaret, 2nd dau. of Major Bodkin.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway, and late a Resident
Magistrate for co. Roscommon. — Ballanamore Park,
near Galway.
FIELD, George, Esq. (of Ashui'st Park),
Eldest son of the late G. Field, Esq., by Ann, dau.
of .John Bolland, Esq., of Claphani, Surrey ; Ji.
1798 ; m. 1834 Susan, eldest dau. of Osgood Han-
bury, Esq. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate
for Kent. — Ashurst Park, Tunbridge Wells,
Heir, his son George Hanbury, h, 1835.
FIELD, John, Esq. (of Dornden),
Only son of the late John Field, Esq., of Upper
Gower Street, London ; h. 1807 ; ni. 1841 Louisa
Catherine, dau. of George Haynes, Esq, Is a Ma-
gistrate for Kent, and a Member of the Honour-
able Society of Gray's Inn, — Dornden, near Tun-
bridge Wells,
FIELDING, Rev. Allen.
Fourth son of the late Rev. Allen Fielding, Vicar
of St. Stephen's, Canterloury, and grandson of the
novelist Fielding ; h. 1801 ; m. 1844 Jemima, dau.
of Sir John Fagge, Bart. Educated at Corpus
Christi Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1828) ;
appointed Chaplain to the Dockyard, Chatham, in
1851. This family is a branch of that of the Earl
of Denbigh. — Royal Dockyard, Chatham.
FIELDING, Rev. George.
Third son of the late Rev. Allen Fielding, Vicar of
St. Stephen'.?, Canterbury (who was a son of tlie
novelist Fielding), by JMary Anne, dau. of William
Whitlingham, Esq., of Sheffield; h. 1793 ; m. 1825
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Mary Rebecca, only daii. of the late F. Hanbury
Vvllliams, Esq. Educated at St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1815, M.A. ISIS) ; ordained
1816 ; appointed Rector of N. Ockendon, Essex,
1845 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Durham and Essex ;
was formerly Incumbent of St. Andrew's, Auckland,
CO. Durham. This family is lineally descended from
the Counts of Hapsburg, in Germany. — North
Ockendon Rectory, near Romford,
FIFE (Earl of), James Duff (or. 1759).
Elder son of the late Hon. Sir A. Duff, by Anne,
dan. of the late John J. Stein, Esq. (some time M.P.
for Bletchingley) ; b. 1814 ; s. his uncle as 5th Earl
1857 ; m- 1846 Agnes Georgiana, dau. of 17th Earl
of ErroU. Sits in the House of Lords as Lord
Skene, U.K. {cr. 1857) ," is Lord-Lieutenant of co.
Banff, late Lord-Lieutenant of co. Moray ; was
M.P. for Banffshire 1837-57.— Duff House, near
Banff ; Innes Hoiise, near Elgin ; Delgatty Castle,
Mar Lodge, and Skene House, near Aberdeen ;
Brookes' and Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 22, Bruton
Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Macduff, b. 1849.
FIFE, Sir John, Knt., K.J.J, (cr. 1840).
Eldest son of the late William Fife, Esq., of New-
castle-on-Tyne ; b. 1795; m. 1818 Elizabeth, dau.
of Joseph Bainbridge, Esq. Is M.A. Durham
University, and a Fellow of the Royal College of
Surgeons, London ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Newcastle, and a Magistrate for co. Argyle ; was
formerly IMayor of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Knighted
for his services in that capacity during the Chartist
riots. This family is of Scottish extraction. — Gor-
tanloisk, near Innellan, co. Argyle, vui Greenock ;
Newcastle-on-Tyne, Northumberland.
FILMEB, Sir Edmund, Bart. (cr. 1674).
Eldest son of the late Sir E. Filmer, Bart, (who
was M.P. for West Kent 1838-57), by Helen, dau.
<.f D. Monro, Esq., of Quebec ; b. 1835 ; s. as 9th
Bart. 1857 ; m. 1858 Mary Georgiana Caroline,
dau. of Lord A. Marcus Hill. Is a Magistrate for
Kent, Captain West Kent Militia, and Cornet East
Kent Rifles ; late Captain Grenadier Guards ; Pa-
tron of 1 living ; elected M.P. for W. Kent 1859.
— East Sutton Place, near Maidstone, Kent ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 90, Eaton Square, S.W.
FINCH, Hon. and Bev. Charles.
Eighth son of the 5th Earl of Aylesford ; b. 1799.
Educated at Rugby and Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1820) ; appointed Rector of Packington 1824, and
Vicar of Meridew 1830. — Packington Rectory, near
Coventry, Warwickshire.
FINCH, Hon. Daniel.
Second son of the 4th Earl of Aylesford ; b. 1789.
Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1814 ; is
Auditor of Canterbury Cathedral. — The Cloisters,
Canterbury; 9, Chesham Place, S.W.
FINCH, Hon. John, C.B.
Fourth son of the 4th Earl of Aylesford ; b. 1793 ;
m. 1835 Catherine, dau. of the late A. Ellice, Esq.
Entered the Army 1809 ; served in India on the
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Staff of Lord Comberraere; became a Lieutenant -
Gener.al 1855, and Colonel 24th foot 1856.— The
Castle, Berkhampstead, Herts ; 19, Chapel Street.
W.
FINCH, G-eorge, Esq. (of Burley-on-the-HiU).
Son of the late Earl of Winchilsea ; b. 1794 ; s.
1826 ; m. 1st 1819 Jane, dau. of Admiral and Lady
E. ToUemache ; 2nd 1832 Lady Loui.s.a Somerset,
dau. of the 5th Duke of Beaufort. Educated at
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a M.agis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Rutland ; was M.P. for
Lymington 1818-9, for Stamford 1833-7, and for
Rtuland 1846-52.— Burley-on-the-Hill, near Oak-
ham, Rutland.
Heir, his son George Henry, b. 1835,
FINCH-HATTON, Hon. and Bev. Daniel
Heneage.
Second son of the late G. Finch-Hatton, Esq., of
Eastwell Park, Kent, and brother of the 9th Earl
of Winchilsea ; b. 1792 ; m. 1825 Louisa, dan. of
the late Countess of Mansfield. Educated at Win-
chester and Christ's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1818,
M.A. 1821); appointed Rector of Great Weldon
1829, Chaplain toHerMajestyl838.— -Great Weldon
Rectory, near Rockingham, Northamptonshire.
FINCH-SIMPSON, Mrs. (of Launde Abbey),
Mary, dau. of the late G. G. Ducarel, Esq., of
Exmouth, Devon ; m. 1800 John Finch-Simpson,
Esq., of Launde Abbey, co. Leicester (who d.
1826).— Launde Abbey, near Uppingham.
Heir Pres., her grandson Edward Finch Dawson,
Esq., of Whatton House (whom see).
FINDLAY, Robert, Esq. (of Easterhill),
Only son of the late Robert Findlay, Esq., of
Easterhill, by Dorothea, dau. of Robert Dunlop,
Esq., of Househill, co. Renfrew, N.B. ; b. 1784; s.
1802 ; m. 1810 Mary, eldest dau. of the late John
Buchanan, Esq., of Ardoch, M.P. for co. Dum-
barton. Educated at Glasgow University (M.A,
1802) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lanark, and a Magistrate for co. Dumbarton.-^
Boturich Castle, Dumbartonshire, N.B.
Heir, his son John, M.njor of Highland Bordereis,
Stirlingshire, &c. Militia, b. 1814,
FINGALIi (9th Earl of), Arthirr James Plun-
kett, K.P., P.O. (cr. 1628).
Only son of the 8th Earl, by Frances, dau. of the
late John Donelan, Esq., of Bally Donelan, co.
Galway ; b. 1791 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1817 Louisa, only
dau. of the late Elias Corball}', Esq., of Corb.alton
Hall, CO. Meath ; sits in the House of Lords as
Lord Fingall, U.K. [cr. 1831). Is Lord-Lieutenant
and Custos Rotulorum of co. Meath, and a Visitor
and Trustee of St. Patrick's Coll., M.ayncoth ; was
M.P. for CO. Meath 1830-2.— Killeen Castle, co,
Meath ; Athenreum, Brookes', and Reform Clubs,
S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Killeen, b. 1819 ; m. 1857
Elise, dau. of Mon. A. F. Rio ; educated at Prior
Park ; entered the Army 1839, became M.ajor 8th
Hussars -1856, retired 1857 ; served in the Crimea
1854-6 ; is a Chevalier of the Legion of Honour.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
FINLAY, Sir Thomas, Knt. (cr. 1837).
Son of David Finlay, Esq. ; b. 1803. Is a Magis-
trate for, and lias been High Sheriff of, co. Cavan. —
Sugar Loaf, Beltiirbet, co. Cavan.
FIjXTLAY, Alexander Struthers, Esq. (of Castle
Toward).
Son of the late Kirkman Finlay, Esq. (formerly
M.P. for Glasgow), by Janet, dau. of Robert
Struthers, Esq. ; h. 1S06 ; s. 1842 ; vi. 1840 Maria,
dau. of Colin Campbell, Esq., of Colgrain, co. Dum-
barton. Educated at Harrow and Glasgow Univer-
sity ; is a Magistrate and a Commissioner of Supply
for CO. Argjde, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Bute ; has
been M.P. for co. Argyle since 1857. — Castle
Toward, near Greenock, N.B. ; L^nion Club, S.W. :
27, Hyde-Park Square, W.
Heir, his son Colin Camj^bell, b. 1843.
I" IN LAY, Rev. John William (of Corkagh
House).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Finlay, Esq., Lieu-
tenant-Colonel of CO. Dublin Militia, by Ursula,
dau. of John Cromie, Esq., of Cromore, near Port-
stewart ; h. 1805 ; s. 1837 ; ra. 1st 1837 Henrietta
Isabella, dau. of Henry Cole, Esq., of Twickenham ;
2nd 1849 Caroline Elizabeth, dau. of Charles
Hamilton, Esq., of Hamwood, co. Meath. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1829, M.A.
1832) ; is a Magistrate for co. Dublin. This family
formerlj' represented co. Dublin in the Irish Par-
liament.— Corkagh House, near Clondalkiu, co.
Dublin ; University Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Henry Thomas, h. 1847.
FINNSMOn, John, Esq. (of Ballyward).
Eldest son of the late John Finnemor, Esq., of
Ballyward, co. "Wicklow, by Elizabeth Frances, dau.
of Samuel Ashworth, Esq., of Donnybrook, co.
Dublin ; b. 1823 ; s. 1849. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Wicklow. —
Ballyward, near Kilbride, co. Dublin.
FISHER, Sir John "William, Knt. (cr. 1858).
Son of the late Peter Fisher, Esq., of Perth, by
Mary, dau. of James Kennay, Esq., of York ;
h. 1787 ; m. 1829 Louisa Catherine, dau. of the
late William Haymes, Esq., of Kibworth Harcourt,
CO. Leicester. Is a surgeon in practice ; has been
Surgeon-in-Chief to the old and new Police Force
since 1821. — Conservative Club, S.W. ; 5, Gros-
venor Gate, Park Lane, W.
FISHER, Robert, Esq. (of Cossington).
Only son of the late Rev. John Fisher, M.A., of
Lincoln Coll., Oxford, by Charlotte, 3rd dau. and
eventually co-heir of Robert Andrew, Esq., of
Harleston Park, co. Northampton; /;. 1795; s.
1837 to the Cossington, Donnington-on-the-Heath,
.and Barrow-upon-Soar estates, co. Leicester ; m.
1819 Frances, youngest dau. of Thomas Walker,
Esq., Registrar in the Court of Chancery. This
family is of Saxon origin. The immediate ances-
tors of the present proprietor for many generations
previous to 1623 were seated at Burton-on-the-
Would, CO. Leicester, but have been located at <Jos-
sington since that date. Mr. Fisher, who is de-
scended from the English and Welsh kings, and of
Founder's kin at All Souls Coll., Oxford, pur-
chased the Field's Place estate in 1830. — Cossing-
ton, near Loughborough, Leicestershire ; Fields
Place, near Hereford.
Heir, his son John, in Holy Orders, &. 1820 ; m.
1842 Mary, dau. of the late John Green, Esq., of j
Northampton {d.).
FITZCLARENCE, Lady Frederick.
Augusta, 3rd dau. of the 4tli Earl of Glasgow ; m.
1821 Lieuteuant-General Lord Frederick Fitz-
Clarence, G.C.H., who d. 1853. — Etal, near Aln-
wick, Northumberland.
FITZGERALD AKTD VESEY (Lord), Henry
Vesey-FitzGerald (or. 1826).
Second son of Catharine, IsL Baroness, by Eight
Hon. James FitzGerald ; b. 1800 ; s. his brother as
3rd Lord 1843 ; m. 1825 Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Standisli O'Grady, Esq., of Elton, co. Limerick.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1821,
M.A. 1827) ; is Dean of Kilm.ore.— The Deanery,
Kilmore, Ireland.
FITZGERALD, Lord William Charles
O'Brien.
Second son of the 2nd Duke of Leinster ; h. 1793 ;
was High Sheriff of co. Kildare 1845.
FITZGERALD, Sir Edv/ard, Bart. (cr. 1821).
Eldest sou of the late Sir William Fitzgerald, Bart.,
by Emilia Cumming, dau. of AVilliam Veale, Esq.,
of Trevalyer, co. Cornwall ; 5. 1806 ; s. as 3rd
Bart. 1847 ; m. 1856 Julia, dau. of Edward O'Grady,
Esq., and widow of Wellington A. Rose, Esq.
Educated at Winchester ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. C'lare ; was formerly in the Diplo-
matic Service. — Carrigoran, near Ennis, co. Clare ;
Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Augustine, East-India
Service, h. 1811 ; m. 1831 Eliza Llargaret, dau.
of William Gore, Esq.
FITZGERALD, Sir James George, Bart. (cr.
1644).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Fitzgerald, Bart.,
by Augusta, dau. of late Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas
Fremantle, Bart. ; b. 1831 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1839 ;
rn. 1856 Blanche Mary, dau. of Hon. Philip Stour-
ton, of Holme Hall, co. York. Educated at
Prior Park and Oscott Colls. ; is Lieutenant 3rd
Lancashire Militia. — Castle Islien, co. Cork ; Staf-
ford Club, W. ; 40, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his brother Gerald Richard, Lieutenant
R.N., b. 1832.
FITZGERALD, Sir Jolm Judkin, Bart. (cr.
1801).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Sir Thomas Fitz-
Gerald, Bart, (who assumed the additional name
of Judkin), by Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of
Colonel Capel, of Cloghroe House, co. Cork ; b.
1788 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1810 ; m. 1st 1816 Elizabeth,
dau. of Colonel Richard Pennefather, of New Park,
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CO. Tipperary (widow of Major Acheson Montgo-
mery Moore) ; 2n(i 1837 Creraldine, dau. of Bru-
ton FitzGerald, Esq., of Dublin ; 3rd 1854 Mar-
garet, dau. of W. Warner, Esq. (widow succes-
sively of R. Jones-Parry, Esq., and S. Bankes,
Esq.). Graduated B.A. 1808 at Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin ; late Lieutenant-Colonel North Cork Militia ; is
a, Magistrate for co. Tipperary. — Plas-yn-Roe, near
St. Asaph, N. Wales.
Jleir, his only son Thomas Judkin, of Golden
Hills, CO. Tipperary, Captain Tipperary Light In-
fantry, and J. P. for cos. Limerick and Tipperary ;
h, 1820 ; m. 1845 Emma Maunsell, youngest dau.
of Henry White, Esq., J. P., of New Ross and
Golden Hills, co, Tipperary.
FITZGERALD, Sir John Forster, K.C.B. (er.
1831).
Hon of the late G. FitzGerald, Esq., formerly M. P.
for CO. Clare ; h. 1786 ; ni. 1850 Jean, dau. of the
Hon. Donald Ogilvy. Educated at Manchester ;
is a General in the Army, and Colonel 18th foot ;
served with distinction in the Peninsular wai',
having entered the Army in 1800 ; was M.P. for
00. Clare 1852-7. — Augusta House, Worthing,
Sussex ; Union Club, S.W. ; 15, Regent Street,
S.W.
FITZGERALD, Charles Lionel, Esq. (of Tur-
lough Park).
Only son of the late Charles Lionel William Fitz-
Gerald, Esq., by Dorothea Julia, dau. of Patrick
Kirwan, Esq., of Dulgin Park, co. Mayo ; h. 1833 ;
s. 1854. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1856) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Mayo. This family was formerly of Gurtecus,
Waterford, but came to Mayo during the Protec-
torate.— Turlough Park, near Castlebar, co. Mayo.
FITZ-GERALD, Gerald, Esq. (of The Firs).
Eldest son of the late Gerald Fitz-Gerald, Esq.,
formerly of Kilminchy, Queen's co., by Isabella,
eldest dau. of Sir Robert Staples, Eart., of Dun-
more, and Jane, dau. of John Lord Knapton, and
sister to 1st Viscount de Vesci ; m. 1827 Charlotte,
youngest dau. of 1st Baroness Talbot de Malahide,
widow of Lieutenant-Colonel J. M. CutlifFe, of the
23rd Dragoons. Educated at St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Berks, and a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Queen's co.— The
Firs, Binfield, near Bracknell, Berks ; Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.W.
FITZ-GERALD, Henry Thomas George, Esq.
(of Maperton).
Eldest son of the late Colonel FitzGerald, by Eliza-
beth, only dau. of John Crowther, Esq., of Bold-
shay Hall, CO. York ; h. 1820 ; m. 1839 Harriet,
eldest dau. of Rev. Wildman Yates. Educated at
Harrow; appointed to the 1st Life Guards 1837 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset, and
Major W. York Rifles. This family was formerly
of Tinlough, co. Mayo, and is descended from the
Earls of Desmond. — Maperton House, near Win-
canton, Somerset ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Wildman Yates, Ensign
55th foot, h. 1840.
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FITZGERALD, Right Hon. John David, Q.C.
Eldest son of the late David FitzGerald, Esq., of
Dublin, by Catharine, dau. of D. Leahy, Esq. ; h.
1815 •,m. 1846 Rose, dau. of the late John O'Donoug-
hue, Esq., of Dublin. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; called to the Irish Bar 1 838 ; was Solicitor-
General for Ireland 1855-6, Attorney-General
1856-8; re-appointed 1859; has been M.P. for
Ennis since 1852. — Kilmarnock, co. Dublin ; 7,
Merrion Square, Dublin ; Stephen's-Green Cilub,
Dublin ; Brookes' and Reform Clubs, S.W.
FITZ-GERALD, John Purcell, Esq. (of Boiilge
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Purcell, Esq., M.P., of
Boulge Hall, Suffolk, and Seaford Lodge, Sussex
(who assumed the name of Fitz-Gerald), by Mary
Frances, only dau. and heir of John Fitz-Gerald,
Esq. of Williamstown, co. Waterford ; b. 1803 ;
s. 1855 ; 7)!. 1st 1832 Augusta Jane Lisle, only
dau. of C. M. Phillipps, Esq., of Garendon Park ;
2nd 1843 Hester, dau. of W. Haddon, Esq. Edu-
cated at Bury St. Edmund's and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Waterford and Suffolk, and 17th in lineal descent
from the 4th Earl of Kildare ; assumed the ad-
ditional name of Purcell 1858. The family of
Purcell formerly enjoyed the feudal bai'ony of
Loughmoe. — Boulge Hall, near Woodbridge, Suf-
folk ; Little Island, near Waterford ; Seaford
Lodge, Sussex ; Pendleton, Lancashire ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W. ; 29, Leinster Gardens, Hyde
Park, W.
Heir, his son Gerald Charles, B.A., of Trinity
Coll., Cambridge, late Lieutenant Waterford
Artillery, h. 1833.
FITZGERALD, Peter, Esq. (Knight of Kerry).
Son of the late Right Hon. Maurice Fitzgerald,
Knight of Kerry, and M.P., by JNIaria, dau. of the
Right Hon. David La Touche, of Marlay, near
Dublin ; b. 1808 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1838 Julia, dau. of
P. B. Hussey, Esq., of Farrinikilla House, co.
Kerry. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Kerry ; was formerly Deputy Vice-Treasurer of
Ireland. — Glanleam, near Valentia, co. Kerry ;
Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Maurice, b. 1844.
FITZGERALD, Thomas Edward, Esq. (of Ge-
raldine) .
Eldest sou of the late Col. FitzGerald, by Elizabeth,
dau. of P. E. Murphy, Esq., of Baliinacloon, co.
Westmeath ; b. 1829 ; s. 1850. Educated at St.
Mary's Coll., Oscott ; is a Magistrate for co. Kil-
dare. This family represents a younger branch of
the ducal house of Leinster. — Geraldine, near Athy,
CO. Kildare ; Stephen's-Greeu Club, Dublin.
Heir Pres., his brother Francis Augustus, Captain
12th regiment, b. 1834.
FITZGERALD, "William Robert Seymour
Vesey, Esq. (of Holbrook).
Natural son of the late Lord Fitzgerald and Vesey ;
b. 1817 ; m. 1840 Maria Tryphena, dau. of E. Sey-
mour, 'Esq., M.D. Educated at Eton and Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1844) ; called to
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1S39, and went the
Northern Circuit ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Sussex ; was Under-Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs 185S-9 ; has been M.P. for Hor-
sham since 1S52. — Holbrook, near Horsham, Sus-
sex ; Ballylinch, near Kilkenny ; 5, Mansfield
Street, W.
FITZGERALD.
(See Penrose.)
FITZ-HERBERT, Sir ■William, Bart. (or. 1784).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Fitz-Herhert,
Bart., by Agnes, dau. of Rev. AVilliam Beresford ;
b. 1808; .s. as 4th Bart. 1858; m. 1836 Anne, dau.
of Sir R. A. Alleyne, Bart, Educated at the
Charterhouse ; is a Magistrate, for cos. Derby,
Stafford, and Leicester ; descended from a com-
mon ancestor with the Fitzherberts of Swinnerton.
• — Tissington Hall, near Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
JTeii; his son AVilliam Oroniwell, b. 18-12.
FITZHERBERT, John, Esq. (of Swinnerton
Park),
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Basil
FitzHerbert, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of J. W.
Heneage, Esq., of Cadeby, co. Lincoln ; h. 1792 ;
s. his brother Thomas in 1857 ; is Captain Staf-
fordshire Militia. This family descend from Her-
bert, a Norman knight, who came over to England
at tlie time of the (Conquest. They have been in
possession of Norl)Ui'y since a.d. 1125, and of
Swinnerton since 1562. Sir Anthony FitzHerbert,
the celebrated judge, and author of " De Natura
Brevium," is an ancestor of this family. — Swin-
nerton Park, near Stone, Staffordshire ; Norbui-y
Park, near Derby ; Reform Club, S.W.
Jh'ir Prc.-i., his nephew Basil, b. 1836 ; m. 1S5S
Emily Charlotte, elder dau. of the late Hon, E.
Stafford- Jerningham,
FITZHUGH, Thomas Lloyd, Esq. (of Plas
Power).
Eldest son of the late Thomas FitzHugh, Esq.,
of Plas Power, by Philadelphia Elizabeth, dau. of
Peter Godfrey, Esq., of Old Hall, Suffolk ; b. 1819 ;
s. 1856 ; 711. 1847 Mary Emily, dau. of the late
George Lucy, Esq., of Charlecote Park, co. War-
wick. Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Denbigh (High Sheriff 1859) ;
was formerly in the Grenadier Guards. — Plas
Power, near Wrexham, Denbighshire, N. Wales ;
Travellers' and Guards' Clubs, S.W.
FITZMAUEICE, Hon. William Edward.
Second son of the late Viscount Kirkwall, and
brother of the 5th Earl of Orkney; b. 1805; m.
1837 Hester, dau. of H, Hartford, Esq. (she d
1859). Educated at Eton and Oriel Coll., Oxford ;
entered the Army 1825 ; became Captain 2nd Life
Guards 1844 ; retired the same year ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks and Bucks, and
Captain I^enbighsliire Yeomanry; was M.P. for
Bucks 1S42-7.— Guards' Club, S.W. ; Hamilton
Lodge, Kensington Gore, S.W.
FITZMAURICE, Arthur, Esq,
Youngest son of the late John FitzMaurice, Esq.,
by Henrietta Frances, dau. of Robert Cary, Esq.,
Justice of Peace, of Portarlington ; h. 1819 ; m.
1842 his cousin Frances, dau. of Captain Robert
Cary, of Portarlington. Is a Magistrate for co.
Carlow. This family is descended in a direct line
from William, 20th Baron of Kerry. — Carlow,
Ireland.
FITZPATEICK, Rev. Frederick.
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. Joseph Fitz-
Patrick, by Mary, dau. of Patrick Persse, Esq., of
Spring Garden, co. Galway ; b. 1790 ; m. 1817
Edwina, dau. of Thomas and Anna Maria Stone.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; ap-
pointed Rector of Shercock 1815, and of Baillie-
borough 1848 ; is a Magistrate for co. t^avan. This
family is nearly related to the Fitz-Patricks, late
Earls of Upper Ossory.— The Rectory, Baillie-
borough, CO. Cavan.
Jlcii; his son Frederick, in Holy Orders, b. 1821 ;
'//.'. 1853 Olivia, eldest dau. of the Marquis of
Headfort.
FITZ-PATRICK, Right Hon. John Wilson (of
Lisduflf").
Natural son of the late Earl of Upper Ossory, whose
Irish estates he inherits ; b. 1800 ; «t. 1830 Augusta,
dau. of the Rev. Archibald Douglas, Rector of Coote
Hill, CO. Armagh. Educated at Eton ; entered the
Army 1818, retired as Captain 1825 ; is Lord-
Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of Queen's co. ;
Patron of 2 livings ; was M.P. for Queen's co.
1837-41 and 1847-52 ; sworn a Privy Councillor for
Ireland 1848. — Lisduff, near Rathdowne, Queen's
County ; Brookes' and Travellers' Clubs, S.W,
FITZ-ROY, Lady William.
Georgiana, dau. of the late Thomas Raikes, Esq., of
Dee Side, Chester ; m. 1816 Admiral Lord William
Fitz-Roy, K.C.B., who d. 1857. — East Sheen,
Mortlake, S.W.
FITZ-ROY, Lord Augustus Charles Lennox.
Second son of the 5th Duke of Grafton ; b. 1821 ;
7)1. 1847 Anna, dau. of J. Balfour, Esq. Educated
at Eton ; entered the Army 1838 ; became Captain
Coldstream Guards 1847 ; appointed Equerry to
the Queen 1849 ; served in the Crimea 1854-6. —
Guards' Club, S.W.
FITZ-ROY, Lord Charles.
Second son of the 4th Duke of Grafton ; h. 1791 ;
7a. 1825 eldest dau. of the 1st Earl of Buckingham-
shire. Educated at Eton ; entered the Army 1809 ;
became Lieutenant-Colonel 1827 ; retired 1829 ;
was M.P. for Thetford 1818-31, for Bury St. Ed-
mund's 1831-47 ; was Chamberlain of the House-
hold 1835-40. — Sholebroke Lodge, near Towcester,
Northamptonshire; Reform Club, S.W. ; 3, Gros-
venor Square, W.
FITZ-ROY, Lord Frederick John.
Third son of the 5th Duke of Grafton ; b. 1823 ;
7n. 1853 Catharine Sarah Wilhelmina, dau. of the
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late Rev. W. Wescomb, of Langford Lodge, Essex.
Educated at Eton ; became Cornet Grenadier Guards
1840, Lieutenant and Captain 1848, Lieutenant-
Colonel 1855.— Guards' Club, S.W.
FITZ-ROY, Right Hon. Henry.
Second son of the 2nd Lord Southampton, and heir
pres. to that title ; h. 1807 ; m. 1839 Hannah, dau.
of the late Baron Rothschild. Educated at Eton ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton, a Magistrate
for Middlesex, and Lieutenant-Colonel London
Artillery ; was Under-Secretary of Slate for the
Home Department 1852-5 ; a Lord of the Admi-
ralty 1845-6 ; M.P. for Great Grimsby 1831-2 ; has
represented Lewes since 1837. — Whittlebury Lodge,
near Towcester, Northamptonshire ; 42, UfJi^er
Grosvenor Street, W.
FITZ-ROY, Rev. Augustus.
Third son of the late Rev. Lord H. Fitz-Roy, Pre-
bendary of Westminster, by Caroline, dau. of Ad-
miral Hugh Pigott, and grandson of 3rd Duke of
Grafton ; b. 1809 ; iii. 1st 1833 Angelina Mary,
eldest dau. of S. O'Brien, Esq., of Blatherwycke
Park, CO. Northampton, who d. 1838 ; 2nd 1840
Johanna, 3rd dau. of E. F. Maitland, Esq., of Park
Place, Henley. Is Rector of Great Fakenham, and
a Magistrate for Suffolk. — Great Fakenham Rectory,
near Thetford, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Ernest James Augustus, h. 1834.
FITZ-ROY, Frances Horatio, Esq. (of Over-
"VVorton Hoiise).
Only son of the late Admiral Lord William Fitz-
Roy, K.C.B., by Georgiana, 2nd dau. of Thomas
Raikes, Esq., and grandson of 3rd Duke of Grafton ;
h. 1823 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1849 Gertrude, 2nd dau. of
2nd Lord Feversham. Educated at Cheam and
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1845), and was after-
wards Fellow of All Souls College ; is Captain
Queen's Own Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. —
Over-Worton House, Steeple Aston, near Oxford ;
Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Almeric William, 6. 1851.
FITZ-ROY, Lieut.-Colonel Hugh (of Stratton-
Standless).
Second son of the Lord Henry Fitz-Roy, by Caro-
line, dau. of the late Admiral Pigott ; h. 1808 ; m.
1st 1831 Lucy Sarah, 3rd dau. of Sir Thomas Leth-
bridge, Bart. ; 2nd 1856 Emily Louisa, dau. of the
Chief of Clanronald, and widow of Charles Mar-
sham, Esq. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for
Suffolk, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Nor-
folk ; was formerly in the Grenadier Guards. —
Stratton Standless Hall, near Norwich ; Guards'
Club, S.W.
FITZ-SIMOK", Lady,
Catharine, dau. of the late Sir John Power, Bart.,
of Sampton, co. Wexford; iii. 1829 Sir N. Fitz-
Simou, of Castlewood, King's co. (some time M.P.
for King's co.), who d. 1849. — Vesey Place, Monk-
town, CO. Dublin.
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FITZWILLIAM (Earl), 'William Thos. Spencer
■Wentworth-Fitz-wrilliani (or. 1746).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Mar}', dau. of the
1st Lord Dundas; h. 1815; s. 1857; m. 1838
Frances Harriet, dau. of the 18th Earl of Morton.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1837);
is Lord-Lieutenant of the W. Riding of Yorkshire,
a Magistrate for co. Northampton, and Lieutenant-
Colonel 1st W. York Yeomanry Cavalry ; was M.P.
for Malton 1837-41 and 1846-7 ; for co. Wicklow
1847-57. — CooUatin, co. Wicklow; Wentworth
House, near Rotherham, Yorkshire ; 4, Grosvenor
Square, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Milton, h. 1839.
FITZ'WILLIAM, Hon. Charles William Went-
wrorth.
Fifth sou of the 3rd Earl FitzWilliam, K.G. ;
h. 1826 ; m. 1854 Anne, dau. of the Hon. and Rev.
T. L. Dundas. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is Captain W. York Yeomanry ; was
formerly Attache at Vienna ; has been M.P. for
Malton since 1852. — Wentworth House, near
Rotheram, Yorkshire ; 4, Grosvenor Square, W.
FITZWILLIAM, Hon. G-eorge Wentworth.
Third son of the 3rd Earl FitzWilliam ; h. 1817-
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1838);
is a Magistrate for co. Northampton ; was M.P. for
Richmond Feb. — July, 1841, for Peterborough
1841-59.— Milton Park, near Peterborough, North-
amptonshire ; 4, Grosvenor Square, W.
FITZWILLIAMS, Edward Crompton Lloyd,
Esq.
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Edward Hall, Esq.,
of Paddington, J. P. and D.L. (High Sheriff of co.
Cardigan 1830), by Jane Maria, 2nd dau. and co-
heiress of Vice-Admiral Rd. Brathwaite, of War-
cop, Westmoreland; 6.1807; i». 1833 Mary Alexina,
2nd dau. of Duncan Campbell, Esq., of Adpar Hill,
CO. Cardigan. Educated at Blackheath and University
Coll., Loudon (First-Class Certificate in English
Law 1829) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1831, and went the South Wales Circuit ; appointed
Commissioner in Bankruptcy and Lunacy for cos.
Cardigan, Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Brecon 1856,
and was a Revising Barrister for many years ; is a
Magistrate for cos. Cardigan and Carmarthen ; as-
sumed the ancient surname of the family in 1849,
without Royal license or Act of Parliament. This
family is descended from the elder branch of Earl
FitzWilliam's family, settled at The Hall Place,*
CO. Lincoln (hence the name of Hall). — Emlyn
Cottage, near Newcastle ; 1, Middle-Temple Lane,
E.C.
Heir, his son Duncan Campbell Lloyd, Lieut.
Cape Mounted Rifles, h. 1835.
FITZWYGRAM, Sir Robert, Bart. (cr. 1805).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Fitzwygram,
Bart, (who was many years M.P. for Fowey, Wex-
* The last remnant of the ancient baronial estate (situate
ill Preston, Lancashire) was devised for sale bv Edward Hall,
Esq., M.D. (Secretary of the old Whii? Club', and father of
the above-named Benjamin Edward Hall), a,o. 179s.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OP
ford, &c., and who exchanged the family name of
Wigram for that of Fitzw3'gram in 1830), by Selina,
youngest dan. of the late Sir John Hayes, Bart.,
iVI.D. ; h. 1815 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1843. Educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1834).— Belmont Lodge,
near Malvern, Worcestershire ; 42, Brunswick
Terrace, Brighton ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 10, Con-
naught Place, W.
Heir Pres,, his brother Frederick Wellington
John, Captain 6tli Dragoons, h. 1S19.
FLAWAGAK, John Woulfe, Esq. (of Drunidoe).
Elde.st son of the late Terence Flanagan, Esq., by
Johanna, sister of late Lord Chief Baron Woulfe ;
h. 1815 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1848 Susan, dau. of the late
Eight Hon. Sir Michael O'Loghlen, Bart., Master
of the Rolls in Ireland. Educated at Paris and
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1840); is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Roscommon (High Sheriff
1850). — Drumdoe, near Boyle, co. Roscommon.
Heir Pres., his brother Stephen Woulfe, Q.C.,
I. 1817: '//(. 1851 Mary, dau. of John R. Corballis,
Esq., Q.C.
FLEETWOOD, Sii' Peter Hesketh, Bart. (cr.
1838).
Eldest son of the late Robert Hesketh, Esq., of
Rossall, by Maria, dau. of Henry Rawlinson, Esq.,
of Lancaster ; h. 1801 ; m. 1st 1826 Elizabeth
Debonnaire, dau. of Sir Theophilus John Metcalfe,
Bart. ; 2nd 1834 Virginie Maria, dau. of Signor
Pedro Garcia ; assumed the additional name of
Fleetwood in 1831 as a descendant maternally from
the ancient house of Fleetwood. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Oxford ^B.A. 1823, M.A. 1826) ; is a
Magistrate and Liep. Lieut, for co. Lancastei-, and
Patron of 21ivings ; M.P. for Preston 1832-47.— Hill
House, near Windsor, Berks ; Rossall Hall, near
Fleetwood, Lancashire ; Athenteum Club, S.W.
Htir, his son Peter Louis, h. 1837.
FLEMING, Sir Michael Le, Bart. (cr. 1705).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir Richard Fleming,
Bart., by Sarah, dau. of late W. B. Bradshaw, Esq.,
of Hulton Hall, co. Lancaster ; h. 1828 ; s. as 7th
Bart. 1857 ; in. 1853 Mary, dau. of Captain Boddie.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Westmoreland,
and a Landowner in the Canterbury Settlement,
New Zealand. — Rydall Hall, near Keswick, Cum-
berland.
Heir, his son Michael, h. 1855.
FLEMING, Sir Valentine, Knt. (cr. 1856).
Son of the late Valentine Fleming, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of H. Gowan, Esq. ; h. 1812 ; m. 1852 Eliza-
beth Oke, dau. of C. Buckland, Esq. Educated at
Trinity College, Dublin (B.A. 1834) ; called to the
Bar at Gray's Inn 1838; is Chief Justice of
Tasmania, where he was formerly Solicitor and
Attorney-General. — Hobart Town, Tasmania.
FLEMING, William, Esq., M.D. (of HiU Top).
Only surviving son of the late Thomas Fleming,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of George Ratcliffe, Esq.,
of London ; h. 1799 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1851 Elizabeth,
dau. of Daniel Joseph Niblett, Esq., of Haresfleld
Court, near Gloucester. Educated at Edinburgh
University (M.D. 1828) ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Westmoreland and Lancaster. — Hill Top, near
Kendal, Westmoreland ; Broughton View, near
Manchester.
Heir, his son Thomas Ratcliffe, Jj. 1855.
FLEMING.
(See Elpkinstone-Fleming.)
FLEMING.
(See Willis- Fleming.)
FLETCHER, Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1782).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart.,
by Emily, dau. of George Brown, Esq. ; h. 1835 ;
s. as 4tli Bart. 1851 ; in. 1859 Agnes, dau. of Sir
John Morillgon Wilson, C.B., K.H. Is a Magis-
trate for Surrey, and Cornet Westmoreland and
Cumberland Yeomanry Cavalry, late Lieutenant
Grenadier Guards ; was formerly Lieutenant 69th
Foot. — Ashley Park, near Walton-on-Thames,
Surrey ; Junior United Service, Whites', Guards',
and Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ; 15, Lower Belgrave
Street, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Edward, b. 1841.
PLETCHEE, Sir Richard John, Bart, (cr
1812).
Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Fletcher, Bart.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of John Mudge, Esq., M.D., of
Plymouth, Devon; b. 1805; s. as 2nd Bart. 1813.
Was formerly a Captain in the Army. The 1st
Bart, was created Bart, for his distinguished ser-
vices as Chief Engineer during the Peninsular
War.
Heir Prcs., his brother Charles Orlando, b. 1806.
FLETCHER, Andrew, Esq. (of Salton Hall).
Eldest son of the late General John Fletcher
Campbell, by Anne, dau. of — Thriepland, Esq. ;
b. 1796 ; s. 1806; m. 1825 Charlotte, 4th dau. of
the Earl of Wemyss. Educated at Exeter Coll.,
Oxford (created M.A. 1817) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Haddington ; was formerly in
the 14th regiment.- — Salton Hall, near Tramuch,
East Lothian, N.B.
Heir, his son John, b. 1827.
FLETCHER, Angus, Esq. (of Dvinaus House).
Eldest son of the late John Fletcher, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Alexander M'Nab, Esq., of
Inchewau ; b. 1805; s. 1822; m. 1845 Harriet
Eugenia, only dau. of Eugene Callanan, Esq.
Educated at Ushaw Coll. and Edinburgh ; called
to the Scottish Bar 1826 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyle ; appointed Solicitor
and Comptroller- General of Inland Revenue for
Scotland 1848. — Dunans House, co. Argyle, N.B. ;
5, Ainslie Place, Edinburgh.
Heiress, his dau. Harriet.
FLETCHER, Edward Charles, Esq. (of Ken-
ward).
Eldest son of the late Edward Fletcher, Esq., by
Dorothea, dau. of Sir C. W. Blunt, Bart.; h. 1799;
.<*. 1846 ; wi. 1st 1830 Ellen, dau. of 1st Lord
Teignmouth ; 2nd 1838 Frances, dau. of 2nd Earl
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tFol
of Romney. Is a Magistrate for Kent ; a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for the Stewartry of Kirk-
cudbright, and a Colonel in the Army ; was for-
merly Captain and Brevet-Major 1st Life Guards,
and A.-D.-C. to the late Lord Hill while Com-
mander-in-Chief. This family is a branch of that
of Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart., of Clea Hall, Cum-
berland. — Kenward, Yalding, near Maidstone,
Kent ; United Service and Union Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Charles, Captain Scots
Fusiher Guards, h. 1833.
FLOOD, Frederick Solly, Esq. (of Slaney
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Richard Solly, Esq., by
Frances, only dau. of the late Sir Frederick Flood,
Bart,, M.P., of Slaney Lodge and Newhouse, co.
Kilkenny ; h. 1801 ; m. 1824 Mary, dau. of the
Eev. Thomas Williamson, Rector of Stoke Dame-
rell, Devon. Educated at Harrow and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828) : assumed
the additional name of Flood in 1820 ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1828; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Wexford. The family of Solly
was formerly seated in Kent, and his ancestor
Colonel Solly was Governor and Defender of
Worcester temp. Charles I. The family of Flood
has long been settled in Ireland, and has given
birth to several distinguished characters ; among
whom were the Right Hon. Francis Flood, Lord
Chief Justice of the King's Bench, his son, the
celebrated Right Hon. Harry Flood, and Sir
Frederick Flood. — Slaney Lodge, near Enniscor-
thy, CO. Wexford ; New House, Ormond, co. Kil-
kenny ; North End, Fulham, S.W. ; 1, Pump
Court, Temple, E.C. ; Oxford and Cambridge and
University Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Thomas, h. 1827 ; m. 1853
Marianne, dau. of Captain James Harvey, late of
the Foot (juards.
FLOOD, Luke Thomas, Esq. (of Beresford
Lodge).
Bon of the late Luke Flood, Esq., of Westham, a
Magisti-ate for I\Iiddlesex, by Mary, dau. of John
Jones, Esq., of Holy well, N.V/ales ; 6. 1775 ; )». 1807
Elizabeth, dau. of John Trapp, Esq., of Woodford,
Essex. Appointed a Magistrate for Herts, Mid-
dlesex, Sussex, and Westminster and Tower Ham-
lets, and a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ; was for-
merly of Chelsea. — Beresford Lodge, Brighton,
Sussex.
Heir, his son Luke Trapp (of Belmont, Mill Hill,
Hendon), a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Mid-
dlesex; b. 1809; m. 1841 Elizabeth, dau. of R.
Todd, Esq., of Datchet, near Windsor.
FLOOD, "William, Esq.. (of Paulstown Castle).
Eldest son of the late Henry Flood, Esq., by Anne
Maria, dau. of — • Lennon, Esq. ; h. 1818 ; s. 1840.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1839) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Kilkenny. — Paulstown Castle,
near Gowran, co. Kilkenny ; Koyal Irish Yacht
Club, Kingstown, near Dublin.
Heir Pres., his nephew Henry, son of Henry
Flood, Esq., Solicitor, of Dublin, b. 1857.
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FLO'WEK, Lady.
Mary Jane, dau. of late Sir W. G. Stirling, Bart. ;
m. 1816 Sir James Flower, Bart., M.P. for Thet-
ford {ext.), who cl. 1850.— 24, Lowndes Square,
S.W.
FLOYD, Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1816).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Floyd, Bart., by
Rebecca Juliana, dau. of Charles Darke, Esq., of
Madras ; h. 1793 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1813 ; m. 1821
Mary, dau. of William Murray, Esq., of Jamaica.
Is a Major-General in the Army on half-pay,
unattached ; served with distinction in the Penin-
sula and at Waterloo. — Powys, Sidmouth, Devon.
Heir, his son John, Captain 3rd foot ; h. 1823 ;
m. 1851 Thomasine Harriette, dau. of Right Hon.
Frederick Shaw, M.P.
FLOYER, John, Esq. (ofWest Stafford).
Second son of the late Rev. William Floyer, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Stephen Barton, Esq., of Bland-
ford, Dorset ; h. 1811 ; s. 1822 ; m. 1844 Georgina
Charlotte Frances, dau. of the late Right Hon.
George Bankes, M.P. Educated at Winchester
and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1831) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset (High Sheriff
1844), and Captain Dorset Queen's Own Yeomanry
Cavalry ; was M.P. for Dorset 1846-57. — West
Stafford, near Dorchester, Dorset ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 5, Old Palace Yard, S.W.
Heir, his son George William, l. 1851.
FLOYER, Jolon, Esq. (of Hints Hall).
Eldest son of the late W\ H. Cawley Floyer, Esq.,
by Catherine, dau. of Thomas Levett, Esq., of
Packington Hall, co. Stafford ; h. 1799 ; s. 1853.
Educated at Sandhurst ; was formerly an Officer in
the Army. This family is a branch of the family
of Floyer of Floyer Haye, co. Devon. — Hints
Hall, near Tamworth, Staffordshire.
Heir, his brother Charles, M.A., in Holy Orders,
h. 1800.
FLUDYER, Sir Samuel, Bart. (cr. 1759).
Eldest son of the late Sir Samuel Brudenell Flud-
yer, Bart., by Maria, dau. of Robert Weston, Esq. ;
6. 1800 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1833. Is Patron of 2 liv-
ings.— Felixtown, near Harwich, Essex ; 16, Great
Cumberland Place, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin George, 1). 1797.
FOLEY (Lord), Thomas HeruT Foley, P.O. (cr.
1776).
Eldest son of 3rd Lord, by Cecilia Olivia, dau. of
2nd Duke of Leinster ; h. 1808 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1849
Mary, dau. of the 13th Duke of Norfolk. Is Lord-
Lieutenant of Worcestershire, High Steward of
Kidderminster, and Captain of H.M.'s Gentlemen-
at-Arms ; was M.P. for Worcestershire 1831-3;
Patron 1 living. — W'itley Court, near Droitwich j
26, Grosvenor Square, AV.
Heir, his son Henry Thomas, h. 1850.
Fol]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
FOLEY, Lady Emily (of Stoke Edith).
Fourth dau. of the 3rd Duke of Montrose ; m. 1S2S
Thomas Foley, Esq., of Stoke-Edith Park, who rf.
1846. — Stoke-Edith Park, uear Ledbury, Here-
fordshire.
FOLEY, Henry> Esq. (of Ridgeway).
Eldest sou of the late Henry Foley, Esq., by Louisa,
dau of — Pethers, Esq. ; h. 1S24 ; s. 1858; m. 1850
Anne, dau. of Captain Lutler, and niece of James
Butler, Esq., of Park, co. Tipperary (she d. 1857).
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Pembroke,
and a Magistrate for co. C^armartheu ; was formerly
Lieutenant 33rd Madras Native Infantry. This
family has been possessed of the property of Pudge-
way since 1383, as shown by the title-deeds. —
Victoria Place, near Haverfordwest, Pembroke-
shire ; Abcrmarlais, near Llandilo, Carmarthen-
shire ; Junior United .Service Club, S.W.
Jlctr, his dau. Emily Florence.
FOLEY, Jolm Hodgetts Hodgetts, Esq.. (of
Prestwood).
Second son of the late Hon. Edward Foley, of
Stoke-Edith Park, co. Hereford, by Elizabeth,
dau. of John Hodgetts, Esq., and grandson of 1st
Lord Foley ; b. 1798 ; m. 1825 Charlotte Margaret,
dau. of the late John Gage, Esq. Educated at
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for cos. Stafford and Worcester ; was M.P. for
Droitwich 1821-34 ; has been M.P. for E. Worces-
tershire since 1847. — Prestwood, near Stourbridge,
Worcestershire ; Travellers' and Brookes' Clubs,
S.W. ; 23, Hill Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry John Wentworlh (whom
see).
FOLEY, Henry John Wentworth, Esq. (of
Prestwood).
Eldest .sou of J. H. Hodgetts Foley, Esq. (whom
see) ; b. 1828; vi. 1854 J aue Frances Anne, dau.
of the 1st Lord Vivian. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for cos. Worcester and Stafford, and j\I.l'. for S.
Staffordshire ; was formerly Captain Worcester-
shire Militia. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with Lord Foley. — Prestwood,
near Stourbridge, Worcestershire; Travellers'
Club, S.V/. ; 118, Eaton Square, S.W.
FOLJAMBE, George Savile, Esq. (of Osberton).
Eldest son of the late J. Savile Foljambe, Esq.
(and grandson of the late F. F. Moore, Esq., who
assumed the additional name of Fdljambe), by his
1st wife Mary Arabella, dau. of J. Thornhaugh,
Esq., and grand-niece and heir of Sir G. Savile,
Bart. ; b. 1800 ; m. 1st 1828 Harriet Emily Mary,
dau. of the late SirW. Milner, Bart, (she d. 1830) ;
2ud 1845 Selina Charlotte, 2nd dau. of the 3rd
Earl of Liverpool, widow of Viscount Milton.
Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge ;
has been High Sheritt' of Notts. — (_)sberton, near
Worksop, Notts ; Fife House, Whitehall, S.W.
Jleir, his son Francis John Savile (whom see).
FOLJAMBE, Francis Jolm Savile, Esq.
Eldest son of G. S. Foljambe, Esq., of Osberton
Hall, Notts, by his 1st wife Elizabeth ILarriet,
eldest dau. of the late Sir W. Milner, Bart. ;
b. 1830 ; m. 1856 Gertrude, dau. of the 3rd Earl
of Gosford. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford ; is a Magistrate for Notts ; has been M.P.
for E. Retford since 1857. — Osberton, near Work-
sop, Notts ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; Fife House,
Whitehall, S.AV.
Jlctr, his son C4eorge Savile, b. 1856.
FOLJAMBE, Thomas, Esq. (of Holme Field).
Eldest surviving son of the late Thomas Foljambe,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Kidsdale, Esq.,
Merchant, of Wakefield; b. 1810; s. 1851. Edu-
cated at Oakham and Clare Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temjole 1839 ; is a Magistrate for the
W. Riding of Yorkshire. This family was formerly
of Walton Hall, near C'hesterfield. — Holme-Field
House, near Wakefield, Yorkshire ; L^niversity
Club, S.W.
POLKESTOWE (Viscount), J<icob Pleydell
Bouverie.
Eldejst son of 3rd Earl of Radnor (whom see) ;
b. 1815 ; m. 1840 Mary Augusta Frederica, 3rd
dau. of 1st Earl of Verulam. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
Berks ; was High Sheriff of Wilts 1846. — Longford
Castle, near Salisbury, Wilts ; 44, Wilton Crescent,
S.W.
Ilelr, his sou William, b. 1841.
FOOTT, Henry Baldwin, Esq. (of Carrigaciinna
Castle).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Richard
Foott, Esq., of Milfort, co. Cork, Lieutenant-
Colonel N. Cork Militia, by Mary, dau. of Henry
Baldwin, Esq., of Mountpleasant, Bandon, co.
Cork ; b. 18 — ; m. 18 — Jane Carleton, eldest dau.
of Rev. Edward M. Carleton. of Woodside, co.
Cork. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork. — Carrigacunna
Castle, Killavullen, near Mallow, co. C'ork.
Ilcir, his son Henrj', b. 18 — .
POBBES (Lord), "Walter Forbes (cr. 1442).
Eldest surviving son of the 17tli Lord, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late Walter Hunter, Esq., of
Pollmood, CO. Peebles ; b. 1798 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1825
Horatia, dau. of the late Sir J. G. Shaw, Bart. Is
Premier Baron of Scotland ; formerly Lieut, and
Captain Coldstream Guards ; was present at .
AVaterloo. — Castle Forbes, near Whitehouse, Aber-
deenshire ; 4, St. Andrew's Place, Regent's Park,
N.W.
Jleiv, his son Horace Courtenay, Master of
Forbes, M.A., of Oriel Coll., Oxford ; b. 1829,
FORBES, Viscotmtess (of Chilton Hall).
Frances Mary, only dau. of W. W. Territt, Esq., of
Chilton Hall, Suffolk; m. 1st 1822 George John,
Viscount Forbes (who c/. 1836); 2nd 1838 T. N.
Vaughan, Esq. (who d. 1847). Is a Bedchamber-
woman to Her Majesty. — Chilton Hall, near Sud-
bury, Suffolk ; 1-3, Eaton Square, S,W,
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FORBES, Sir Jolin Stuart, Bart. (cr. 1626).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir W. Forbes,
Bart., by Williiimina, only dau. of the late Sir J.
Stuart, Bart., of Fettercairn ; b. 1804 ; s. as 8th
Bart. 1828 ; m. 1&34 Harriet Louisa Anne, dau. of
6th Marquis of Lothian. Educated at Edinburgh
University ; called to the Scottish Bar 1826 ;
appointed Convener of co. Kincardine 1857 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kincardine.
This family is a lineal representative of the title of
Baron Forbes, of Pitsligo, attainted in 1746, the
patent including a female succession. — Fettercairn
House, Kincardineshire, N.B. ; Pitsligo, near
Aberdeen, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Hay,* h. 1806 ;
m. 1833 Jemima lionaldson, dau. of the late A.
Macdonell, Esq., of Glengarry.
FORBES, Sir "William, Bart. (or. 1630).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Forbes, Bart., by
Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of General Lord Forbes ;
b. 1836 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1846 ; m. 1858 Caroline
Louisa, dau. of Sir Charles Forbes, Bart., of Newe.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for co. Aber-
deen ; was formerly Eosign and Lieutenant Cold-
stream Guards ; served in the Crimea 1855-6. —
Craigrevar Castle and Fintray House, Aberdeen-
shire, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother James Ochoner, h. 1837-
FORBES, Sir Charles, Bart, (of ISTewe), (cr.
1823).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Sir
Charles Forbes, Bart., of Newe, by Elizabeth, dau.
of Colonel John Cotgrave, Madras Engineers ;
b. 1803 ; s. his nephew as 3rd Bart. 1852 ; m. 1830
Caroline Combe, dau. of George Battye, Esq., of
Campden Hill. Educated at Harrow ; is a Dep.
Lieut, force. Aberdeen, and Vice-President of the
Royal Caledonian Asylum ; served as Captain 17th
Lancers. Sir Charles is lineal male representative
of the Lord Forbes of Pitsligo, attainted in 1746. —
Castle Newe, near Strathdon, Aberdeenshire ;
Broom Wood, near Clapham, Surrey, S.
Jlcir, his son Charles John, 6. 1843.
FORBES, Sir John, Knt., M.D. (cr. 1853).
Fourth son of A. Forbes, Esq., of co. Banff;
b. 1787 ; m. 1819 Eliza, dau. of W. De Burgh,
Esq. Educated at Aberdeen and Edinburgh
University (M.D. 1817) ; is Physician to H. M.'s
Household and to H. E. H. the Prince Consort, and
a Fellow of the College of Physicians ; formerly
practised as a Physician at Chichester ; was Flag
Surgeon on the West-Indi^an station 1814-15 ; late
Editor of " British and Foreign Medical Review ;"
is Author of "A Tour in Ireland," " A Physician's
Holiday," &c.— 12, Old Burlington Street, W.
Jleir, his son Alexander Clark (whom see).
FORBES, Alexander Clark, Esq. (of "Whit-
church).
Only son of Sir John Forbes, M.D., by Eliza Mary,
dau. of William Burgh, Esq., of the H.E.I.C.
♦'Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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Civil Service; b. 1824; m. 1853 Lillias Miller,
eldest dau. of James Stewart, Esq., of Cairnsmore,
N.B. Educated at Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1846, M.A. 1850) ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1848 ; is a Magistrate for Oxon. — Whit-
church, near Reading ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W,
Jleir, his son Alexander Stewart, b. 1854.
FORBES, George, Esq. (of Bereleigh House).
Second surviving son of the late Sir Charles Forbes,
1st Bart., of Newe and Edinglassie, by Elizabeth,
dau. of Major John Cotgrave, E.I.Co.'s Service ;
I. 1805 ; m. 1843 Johanna Agnes, dau. of John
Hopton Forbes, Esq. Representative of the
Forbeses of Waterton, co. Aberdeen ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, of Middlesex and Westmin-
ster, and a Magistrate for Hants and co. Aberdeen.
— Bereleigh House, Pctersfield, Hants ; Carlton
and Athenpeum Clubs, S.W.
FORBES-LEITH, James, Esq. (of WMteliaugli).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel James
John Forbes-Leith, of Whitehaugh, by Williamina
Helen, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Stewart, 42nd
R.H., and grand-dau. of William Stewart, Esq.,
of Sharnbally, co. Dumfries; 6.1828; 6'. 1840;
m. 1851 Miss Mary Keith, dau. of the late Earl of
Kintore. Is a Magistrate for co. Aberdeen. This
family represents the ancient family of Forbes of
Tolquhoun, founded a.d. 1420, by Sir John Forbes
(3rd son of the chief of the Forbeses), who, marry-
ing Marjorie, dau. of Henry Preston, thereby
became Thane of Formartin and Laird of Tolqu-
houn. The deed or charter of this maiTiage is
amongst the old papers at Whitehaugh. — White-
haugh, near Alford, Aberdeenshire.
FORBES-MITCHELL, Duncan, Esq. (of Thain-
ston).
Eldest son of the late John Forbes-Mitchell, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of George Powell, Esq. ; b. 1812 ;
s. 1822; m. 1834 Maria, elder dau. of Robert
Anthony Bromley, Esq. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen ; was formerly in the
4th Dragoon Guards. This family is a younger
branch of the Forbeses, Baronets of Craigievar.* —
Thainston, Keith Hall, co. Aberdeen.
Heir, his son John, 6. 1843.
FORD, Sir Francis Colville, Bart. (cr. 1793).
Second but only surviving son of the late Sir
Francis John Ford, Bart., by Cornelia Maria,
dau. of the late General Sir Ralph Darling, G.C.H.,
of Brunswick Square, Brighton ; 6. 1850 ; s. as
* Mr. Forbes-Mitchell is the grandson of Duncan Forbes-
Mitchell, Esq., of Thainston, 2ncl soii» of Sir Arthur Forbes,
4th Bart, of Craigievar, who, under deed of entail executed
by his father in 1772, assumed the name and arms of Mitchell,
in menior)- of Sir Andrew Mitchell, of Thainston, K.B., by
whom the estates were left to Sir Arthur. Both families
derive from that of Forbes, Barons Forbes, the name having-
apparently been taken from the lands of Forbes, co. Aber-
deen, grranted by Alexander III. in 1272.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
4th Bart. 1850. — Albourne, near Hurstpierpoint,
Sussex.
HeirPres., his uncle William, I. 1821; m. 1845
Catharine Slargaret, dau. of Major-General John
Anthony Hodgson, E.I.C., of Bishop Auckland
and Sheraton, co. Durham.
POBD, Charles Ingram, Esq. (of Abbeyfield).
Eldest son of the late .John Ford, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Francis Ingram, Esq., of Wakefield;
&. 1797 ; s. 1839 ; //;. 1844 Fanny, dau. of John Hol-
land, Esq. Educated at Eton and Worcester Coll., |
Oxford (B.A. 1821); is a Magistrate and Dep. i
Lieut, for co. Chester ; late Captain 2nd Cheshire '
Yeomanry Cavalry. This family was settled at i
Ford Green, in Norton-le-Moor.?, near the borders
of this county, from the 12th century. — Abbey-
field, near Sandbach, Cheshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou Charles, h. 1842.
FOED, Edward, Esq. (of Eiifield).
Fourth son of the late John Ford, Esq., of More-
cambe Lodge, co. Lancaster, by Mary, dau. of
John Lawson, Esq., of Highfield, co. Lancaster ;
li. 1813 ; m. 1837 Elizabeth Hill Winchester, only
child of the Rev. Thomas Winchester Lewis. Is
a Magistrate for Middlesex and the City of West-
minster. This family is descended from Hamo del
Fforde, of Fforde Green, co. Stafford, where they
have been settled from the year 1170 {vide Orme-
rod's " History of Staffordshire "). — Enfield Old
Park, Middlesex, N.E.
FORD, "William, Esq. (of EUell Hall).
Youngest and only surviving son of the late John
Ford, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of John Lawson,
Esq., of Lancaster ; l). 1816 ; .s. his brother 1849 ;
ni. 1852 Louisa, dau. of William Ross, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster.
This family is the direct line of Ffordes of Fforde
Green, in Staffordshii'e ; has a pedigree from 11C8.
— Ellell Hall, near Lancaster.
FOEDE, Col. William Brownlow (of Seaforde).
Second son of the late Rev. W. B. Forde, by Thco-
dosia, 2nd dau. of Thomas Douglas, Esq., of Grace
Hall ; h. 1823 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1855 Adelaide, dau.
of the late General Hon. Robert Meade. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down (High
Sheriff 1851), and Lieutenant-Colonel Royal S.
Downshire Militia; was formerly Lieutenant 67tli
foot; has been M. P. for co. Down since 1857. —
Seaforde, near Clough, Downshire ; Carlton and
Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pvcs., his brother Charles Arthur, Ij. 1828.
FOEDHAM, Oswald, Esq. (of Ashwell Bury).
Son of Edward Fordham, Esq. ; h. 1819. Is a
Magistrate for Herts. — Ashwell Bury, near Bal-
dock, Herts.
FOEDYCE, Alexander Dingwall, Esq. (of Bruck-
lay Castle) .
Third son of the late W. D. Fordyce, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of William Ritchie, Esq., of Tech-
muiry, co. Aberdeen ; h. 1800 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1835
Barbara, 5th dau. of James Thom, Esq., of Halifax,
Nova Scotia. Educated at the Grammar-school,
Aberdeen ; appointed a Commander R.N. in 1842 ;
retired as Post-Captain 1857 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen ; was M.P. for Aber-
deen 1847-52. This family was formerly settled in
Ross-shire. — Brucklay Castle, near Aberdeen.
Heir, his son William, h. 1836.
FOEESTEE (2nd Lord), John George Weld
Forester, P.C. (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Katharine, dau. of
the 4th Duke of Rutland, K.G. ; h. 1801 ; s. 1828 ;
m. 1856 Alexandrina Julia Theresa Wilhelmina
Sophia, dau. of the late Count A^on Maltzan, of
Prussia, and widow of the 3rd Viscount Melbourne.
Educated at Westminster ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Salop, and Captain S. Salop Yeomanry ; formerly
C'aptain of the Gentlemen-at-Arms ; was M.P. for
Wenlock 1826-8. Patronage 3 livings. — Willey
Park, near Broseley, Shropshire ; Ross Hall, near
Shiffnal, Shropshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 13,
South Audley Street, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother the Right Hon. George
Cecil (whom see).
FOEESTEE, Eight Hon. George Cecil Weld.
Second son of the 1st, and brother and heir pros, to
the 2nd Lord Forester ; h. 1807- Is Colonel Royal
Horse Guards ; was Groom of the Bedchamber to
George IV. and William IV. ; Comptroller of the
Household in 1852 and 1853-9 ; has been M.P. for
Wenlock since 1828. — Willey Park, near Broseley,
Shropshire ; Carlton Club, S.Vv'. ; 6, Audley
Square, W.
FOEESTEE, Hon. and Eev. Orlando Watkiu
Weld.
Fourth son of the 1st Lord Forester ; h. 1813 ;
m. 1840 Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of R. Norman, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Trinity CoU., Cambridge
(M.A. 1835) ; appointed Rector of Broseley 1842,
Prebendary of Hereford 1846. — Broseley Rectory,
near Shiffnal, Salop.
FOEEEST, Su' James, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late James Forrest, Esq., of Edin-
burgh, by Catherine, dau. of James Forrest, Esq.,
of Coraiston ; h. 1780 ; in. 1810 Caroline, dau. of
A, Horsburgh, Esq. Educated at Edinburgh ; is
a Magistrate and Commissioner of Supply for
jMidlothian, and an Advocate at the Scottish Bar ;
was formerly Lord Provost of Edinburgh. — Comis-
ton, Midlothian, N.B. ; 10, Rodney Place, Clifton,
near Bristol.
Heir, his son John, h. 1817.
FOESTEE, Sh^ George, Bart (cr. 1794).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir Thomas Forster,
Bart., by Dorcas, dau. of the Yen. Archdeacon
Howse ; h. 1796 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1843 ; m. 1st
1817 Anna Maria, dau. of Mathew Fortescue, Esq.,
of Stephenstown, co. Louth ; 2nd 1855 Charlotte
Jane, dau. of AViiliam Hoare Hume, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1817, M.A. 1821) ; called to the Irish Bar 1820 ;
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is a Magistrate and Dep, Lieut, for cos. Louth and
Monaghan ; has been M.P. for Monaghan since
1852. — Coolderry, near Carrickmacross, co. Mona-
ghan : Carlton Club, S.W. ; 33, Duke Street, Nt.
James's, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Oriel, h. 1824 ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Monaghan, and Lieutenant-Colonel
Monaghan Militia ; was formerly Captain 77th foot.
FOB.STEE, Charles, Esq. (of Lysways Hall).
Son of the late Charles J. Forster, Esq., who was
M.P. for Walsall 1832-7 ; h. 1815 ; m. 1840 Frances
Katharine, dau. of J. Surtees, Esq. Educated at
Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1840) ; called to
the Bar at InnerTemple 1843 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford ; has been M.P. for
Walsall since 1852. — Lysways Hall, near Lichfield,
Staffordshire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W. ;
10, Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.W.
FOBSTEB, Francis Blake, Esq. (of Forster
Park).
Son of the late Francis Blake Forster, Esq., Jus-
tice of Peace, of Ashfield and Knockmoy Abbey,
CO. Galway, by Pose, dau. of Lord Ffrench, of Castle
Ffrench, co. Galway ; b. 1822 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1846
Mary Josejjhine, eldest dau. of Henry Comerford,
Esq., Justice of Peace, of Ballykeal House, co.
Clare. Is a Magistrate for co. and borough of
Galwaj", a Town and Harbour Commissioner of
Galway, and Captain 91st Galway regiment ; served
with the Texican Republican Army 1839-42. This
ancient family is descended from the Forsters of
Bamborough and Etherstone Castle, Northumber-
land, a border clan, dating from A. D. 911; on the
maternal side they are descended from Mary
O'Donelan, dau. of the Chief of Clanbrassil, co.
Galway. — Forster Park, near Galway; Hermitage,
Kinvara, co. Galway.
Heir, his son Charles Ffrench Blake, h. 1849.
FOBSTEB, John Bobinson, Esq. (the late, of
Adderstone, Northiimberland).
Only son of the late Thomas Forster, Esq., by
Johanna, d.au. and heiress of John Robinson, Esq.,
of Tuggall Hall, Northumberland ; m. Mary Anne,
dau. of John Campbell, Esq., of Kilberry, co.
Argyle, and d. s. ii. 1852. He was succeeded
by his three sisters (as co-heii-esses), 1st Mary,
111. Stephen Fryer Gillum, Esq., of Middleton Hall,
Northumberland ; 2nd Julia, m. A. Buchanan,
Esq., of Catrine Bank, co. Ayr ; and 3rd Eleanor
Wilkie, m. W. Wallace Legge, Esq., D.L., of
Malone House, Belfast. This family were seated
in Northumberland as early as the reign of King
John, and many of its members held the office
of Sheriff of the co., and have represented it in
Parliament. — Adderstone, near Belford, Northum-
berland.
FOBSTEB, Matthew, Esq.
Son of the late — Forster, Esq. ; h. 17 — ; is
married. Is a Merchant in London ; was M.P.
for Berwick 1852-3. — Belsize House, Hampstead,
N.W. ; Reform Club, S.W. ; City Club, E.C.
Heir, his son John, M.P. for Berwick 1853-7,
h. 1817.
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FOBT, Bichard, Esq. (of Bead Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Fort, Esq. (many years
M.P. for Clitheroe), by Mary, dau. of James Kay,
Esq., of Basslane, near Bury, co. Lancaster ; h. ] 822 ;
s. 1842 ; m. 1853 Margaret Ellen, dau. of Major-
General John Nicholas Smith, E.I.C.S. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire (High Sheriff 1854). —
Read Hall, near Whalley, Lancashire ; Brookes'
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard, h. 1856.
FOBTEATH, George Alexander, Esq. (of InTow-
ton Ho\ise).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Forteath, Esq., of
Newton (a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Elgin), by Clementina, dau. of Wm. Robertson,
Esq., of Auchinroath, co. Elgin ; h. 1819 ; s. 1850.
Is a Magistrate for co. Elgin ; was formerly in
the Civil Service. — Newton House, near Elgin,
N.B. ; Bunny Park, near Nottingham.
Heir, his brother Alexander, b. 1822.
FOBTESCUB (Earl), Hugh Portescue, K.G.,
P.O., Lli.D., F.B.S. (cr. 1789).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Hester, dau. of the
late Right Hon. G. Grenville ; b. 1783 ; s. 1841; m.
1st 1817 Susan, dau. of 1st Earl of Harrowby, K.G.
(she d. 1827) ; 2nd 1841 Elizabeth, dau. of P.
Geale, Esq., and widow of Sir Marcus Somerville,
Bart. Educated at Braseuose Coll., O.xford (B.A.
1803, M.A. 1810) ; is Lord-Lieutenant, Vice-
Admiral, and Custos Rotulorum of Devon ; High
Steward of Barnstaple and South Molton ; late
Colonel Devon Militia ; was M.P. for Tavistock
1820-31, for Devon 1818-20 and 1832-39, when he
was summoned to the House of Peers as Baron
Fortescue {cr. 1746) ; was Lord - Lieutenant of
Ireland 1839-41. Patronage 6 livings. This
family is descended from a common stock with
Lord Clermont. — Castle Hill, near South Molton,
Devon ; Summerville, co. Waterford ; Reform
Club, S.W. ; 17, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Ebrington (whom see).
FOBTESGUE, Hon. Dudley Francis.
Third son of the 2nd Earl Fortescue; b. 1820;
m. 1852 Camilla Eleanor, dau. of 4th Earl of Ports-
mouth. Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Devon, and a
Magistrate for co. Waterford ; late Captain 1st
Devon Militia; has been M.P. for Andover since
1857. — vSummerville, W^iterford ; Brookes' and
Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 17, Grosvenor Square, W.
FOBTESGUE, Hon. George Matthew (of Bo-
connoe).
Second son of the late Hugh, 1st Earl of Fortescue,
by Hester, dau. of Riglit Hon. George Grenville ;
b. 1791 ; ra. 1833 Louisa Elizabeth, youngest dau.
of 1st Earl of Harrowby. Educated at Eton and
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Cornw.all and Devon ; formerly a Captain in the
Army, and on the Staff in India ; was M.P. for
Hindon 1831-2. — Boconnoc, near Lostwithiel,
Cornwall ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Hugh Grenville, Lieutenant Cold-
stream Guards, b. 1838.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
FORTESCUE, Hon. and Rev. Jolin.
Third son of the l.st Earl Fortesciie ; h. 179C;
m. 1842 Sophia, dau. of late Rev. H. Neville. Edu-
cated at Eton and Magdaleu Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1816) ; appointed liector of Poltimore 1825,
Canon of Worcester 1834. - — Poltimore Eectory,
near Exeter, Devon.
FORTESCUE, Chichester, Esq.
(See under Clermont, Lord.)
E'ORTESCUE, Thomas, Esq.
Only son of the late Gerald Fortescue, Esq., Ulster
King-at-Arnis, by Elizabeth, dau. of John Tew,
Esq., Alderman of Dublin ; b. 1780 ; s. 1787 ;
m. 1859 Louisa Margaret, dau. of the late Major
Francis Kussell Eagar. Was formerly Civil Com-
missioner at Delhi. This family is descended from
a common ancestor with Earl Fortescue and Lord
Clermont (whom see). — Suffolk-Lawn House, Chel-
tenham ; L^nion and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his sister Anne Elizabeth, in. 1807
William Hopkyns-Northey, Esq., of Oving House,
Bucks (whom see).
PORTUISTE, ■William, Esq. (of Leweston),
Only son of the late William Fortune, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of John Savery, Esq., of But-
combe Court, Somerset ; h. 1802 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1828
Thomasina Hannah Newtonia Von Burr, dau. of
the Ilev. Joseph Fortune, M.A., Rector of New
Moat, CO. Pembroke. Educated at Eton ; in the
Commission of the Peace, and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Pembroke. — Lewe.ston, near Haverfordwest,
Pembrokeshire.
Heirs, his daughters Newtonia Von Burr and
Marianne.
FOSBERY, George, Esq. (of Curragh-B ridge
House).
Eldest sou of the late Francis Fosbery, Esq., of
Curragh Bridge, by Pliillipa, dau. of John God-
frejr, Esq., of Kilcoleman Abbey, co. Kerry ;
h. 1774 ; .s. 1810 ; in. 1812 Caroline, dau. of
Richard Yielding, Esq., of Clogliers, near Ti-alee.
Was formerly Cornet 2iid Light Dragoons. This
family came over and settled in Ireland temp.
William III. — Curragh-Eridge House, Adare, co.
Limerick ; Blennerville, Tralee, co. Kerry.
Heir, his sou Francis, h. 1813 ; m. 1841 Sarah
Eleanor Wilhelmina, dau. of W. Humjihreys Smith,
Esq., of St. Cronan's, near Roscrea, co. Tipperary.
FOSTER, Sir Cavendish Hervey,Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest surviving son of the late Right Hon. Sir
A. J. Foster, Bart., by Albinia Jane, niece of 3rd
Earl of Buckinghamshire, and sister of the 4th and
5th Earls ; h. 1817 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1857 ; m. 1844
Isabella, dau. of the Rev. John Todd, of Halesowen.
Educated at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1841) ; is Rector of Thoydon ; was Curate of
Franklev and St. Kenelm's, Halesowen, and of
Boxford, Suffolk, 1842-3. This family settled in co.
Louth, Ireland, in the time of Oliver Cromwell,
and has considerable estates there ; the elder
branch is represented by Viscount Massareene. —
Thoydon Garnon, near Epping, Es.sex ; 5, White-
ball Yard, S.W.
Heir, his son John Frederick, h. 1848.
POSTER, Sir WiUiam, Bart. (er. 1838).
Eldest son of the late William Foster, Esq., of
Norwich, by Anastatia, dau. of .John Baevor, Esq.,
M.D., of Norwich ; h. 1798 ; m. 1811 Mary Anne,
dau. of Starling Day, Esq., banker, of Norwich. Is
a Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and was formerly a Soli-
citor. Patron 1 living. — Tliorpe, near Norwich ;
Reform Club, S.W. ; 45, Pall Mall, S.W.
Heir, his son William, Captain 11th Hussars,
h. 1825 ; m. 1854 Georgiana, dau. of Richard
Armett, Esq.
POSTER, John ISTathaniel, Esq. (of St. Andrew's).
Eldest son of the late Jolm Foster, Esq., by Anne,
his second wife, dau. of Jeremiah Byles, Esq., of
Ipswich ; h. 1801 ; in. 1833 Frances Mary, dau. of
Joseph Patteson Wedd, Esq. Is a Magistrate for
Beds, and was for some years a Director of the
Great Northern Railway. This branch of the
family removed from Cambridge in the last century.
— St. Andrew's, Biggleswade, Beds ; Reform Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Francis John, Lieutenant Royal
Fusiliers ; h. 1837 ; educated at Rugby.
FOSTER, Jolm, Esq. (of Heptonstall Slack).
Eldest surviving son and heir of the late Jolm
Foster, Esq., by Mary, dau. and heiress of William
Sutcliffe, Esq., of Field Head ; h. 1803 ; s. 1839 ;
rn. 1824 Elizabeth, dau. and sole heiress of Henry
Lord, Esq., of Bankside, Bacup, co. Lancaster (she
d. 1827). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the
W. Riding of Yorksliire and a Magistrate for co.
Lancaster. — Heptonstall Slack, near Halifax, York-
shire.
Heir Prcs., his brother William, h. 1808 ; m. 18—
Miss Hannah Uttley, of Wadsvvorth.
POSTER-MELLIAR, William Melliar, Esq. (of
Milton Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Andrew Foster, Esq., of
Wells, Somerset (who in 1841 assumed the name of
Melliar), by Elizabeth, only dau. of Aaron Foster,
Vicar of Kingston, near Taunton ; h. 1836 ;
s. 1857; in. 1857 Louisa Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
the Rev. Charles Ward, of Maulden, Beds. Edu-
cated at Morton Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1858) ; is a
Magistrate for Somer.set ; appointed Cornet North
Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry 1858. — Milton Lodge,
near Wells, Somerset.
FOULIS, Rev. Sir Hem-y, Bart. (cr. 1619).
Second son of the late Sir William Foulis, Bart., of
Ingleby INIanor, co. York, by Mary Anne, dau. of
Ednunid Tornor, Esq., of Panton House and Stoke
Rochford, 00. Lincoln ; h. 1800 ; s. as 9th Bart.
1845. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1823); is a Magistrate for Bucks, Prebendary
of Lincoln, and Rector of Great Brickhill, Bucks.
This family is of Norman origin. — Great Brickhill
Rectory, near Bletchley ; Carlton Club, S.W.
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FOULIS, Sir James Listen, Bart. (cr. 1634).
Eldest son of the late Sir W. Foulis, Bart., by his
1st wife Henrietta, dau. of Captain Listou, li.N.,
whose name he assumed ; 6. 1847 ; s. as 9th Bart.
1858. — Milburn Tower, and Woodhall, near Edin-
burgh.
Heir Prcs., his brother Robert, h. 1849.
FOUNTAINE, Andrew, Esq. (of Narford Hall).
Eldest son of the late Andrew Fountaine, Esq., by
Hannah, dau. of Thomas Penrice, Esq., of Great
Yarmouth; h. 1808 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1848 Caroline,
dau. of Thomas Trencli Burney, Esq. Educated at
tbe Charterhouse and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ^High Sheriff
1857). — Narford Hall, near Swaffham, Norfolk ;
Carlton C'lub, S.AV^
FCWKE, Sir Frederick Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1814).
Eldest son of the late Sir F. G. Fowke, Bart., by
Mary Anne, dau. of Anthony Henderson, Esq.,
M.P. for Brackley, co. Northampton ; 6. 1816 j s. as
2nd Bart. 1856 ; m. 1849 Sarah Mary, youngest
dau. and co-heire.ss of H. L. Spencer, Esq., of Bau-
stead Park, Surrey. Called to the Bar at the Mid-
dle Temple 1841 ; is a Magistrate for co. Leicester,
and a Captain Leicestershire Militia. Patron of 1
living. — Lowesby and Call, near Leicester ; Conser-
vative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick Gustavus, h. 1853.
FOWLER, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1818).
Born 17 — ; late Mayor of Burton-on-Trent.
FOWLER, John Coke, Esq.
Only surviving son of the late William Tancred
Fowler, Esq., by Elizabeth, widow of the Rev.
W. Williams, Rector of Begelly ; h. 1815 ; m. 1st
1844 Augusta, youngest dau. of John Bacon, Esq.,
of Bath ; 2nd 1850 Anna, dau. of the late Evan
Thomas, Esq., of Llywn Madoc, co. Brecknock.
Educated at Rugby and Pembroke Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1837) ; callecl to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1840 ; is a Magistrate for CO. Glamorgan ; appointed
Stipendiary Magistrate for parts of cos. Glamorgan
and Monmouth 1852. This family was formerly
resident at Duffield Bank, co. Derby, and is de-
scended from the Fowlers of St. Thomas, in co.
Stafford, and of Harnage Grange, co. Salop, and,
through the mother of the above William Tancred
Fowler, from the Cokes of Trusley. — Llandaff, near
Cardiff, Glamorganshire ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Bacon, h. 1845.
FOWLER, Robert.
Eldest son of the late Right Rev. Robert Fowler,
D.D. (Bishop of Ossory and Ferns), by Hon. Louisa
Gardiner, dau. of the late Viscount Mountjoy, and
sister of the late Earl of Blessingtou ; h. 1797 ; s.
] 841 ; m. 1st 1820 .Jane, eldest dau. of the late Hon.
.Tohn Crichton, and sister of the Earl of Erne ; 2nd
1831 Harriet Eleanor, eldest dau. of James, 2nd Mar-
quis of Ormonde. Educated at Westminster and
Ch. ('h., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Meatb, and was formerly Vice-Lieut, of that
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CO. This family was formerly of Lincolnshire,
where they still hold estates, and are a branch of
the Fowlers of Staffordshire. — Rahinston House,
near Kiicock, co. Meath ; Sackville Street Club,
Dubhn ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Ihir, his son Robert, h. 1824 ; m. 1856 Letitia
Mabella, dau. of Henry Barry Coddington, Esq., of
Oldbridge, co. Meath.
FOWLER, Robert Merrick, Esq., F.R.G-.S. (of
Walliscote House).
Second son of the late Rev. Robert Fowler, by
Levine, dau. and co-heiress of General Merrick, of
Barbados, W. Indies ; b. 1780 ; m. 1813 Caroline
Matilda, eldest dau. of the late James Dashwood,
Esq., of Valla Wood, Somerset (she d. 1816). Is a
Magistrate for Berks and Oxon, and an Admiral
in the Navy. — Walliscote House, near Reading ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Dashwood, Captain R.N.,
1). 1814 ; m. 1855 Marion Helen, dau. of the late
Major-General Sir James Sutherland.
POX, Sij- Charles, Knt. (cr. 1851).
Son of F. Fox, Esq. M.D., of Derby ; h. 1810; m.
1830 Mary, dau. of J. Brookhouse, Esq. Is a Civil
Engineer, Partner in the house of Fox, Henderson,
& Co. ; was Contractor for the erection of the Great
Exhibition of 1851, and was Knighted for his ser-
vices in that capacitj\ — 8, New Street, Spring
Gardens, S.W.
FOX, Mrs. (of Pox Hall).
Susan Amelia, 2nd dau. of Admiral Sir L. Halsted,
G.C.B., and grand-dau. of Admiral Viscount Ex-
mouth ; m. 1835 Richard Maxwell Fox, Esq., J. P.
and D.L., who was M.P. for co. Longford 1847-56,
and d. 1856. — Fox Hall, Rathowen, co. Longford.
POX, Rev. John James.
Eldest son of the late Richard Fox, Esq., by Lady
Anne Maxwell, dau. of Barry, Earl of Farnham ;
h. 1792 ; m. 1825 Harriet Louisa, eldest dau. of
the late Rev. C. C. Beresford. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1811) ; appointed Rector of
Kinawley 1822. — Kinawley Rectory, near Bally-
connell, Ireland.
FOX.
(See Lane-Fox.)
FOXALL, John, Esq. (of KiUcavy Castle).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Foxall, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of William Adams, Esq., of co. Tyrone ;
h. 1785 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1803 Anna Maria, dau. of
Colonel Grant, 42nd Highlanders. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Armagh ; a member of the Friendly Brother
Order of St. Patrick ; of the Masonic Order, and of
the Royal Irish Yacht Club ; was formerly in the
Array and Ordnance Department. — Killcavy Castle,
near Flurry Bridge, co. Armagh ; Roj^al Irish
Yacht Club, Kingstown, co. Dublin ; Sackville-
Street CIuIj, Dublin ; 3, Harcourt Place, Dublin.
FRAMPTOJNT, Henry, Esq. (of Moreton).
Second son of the late James Frampton, Esq., by
Harriet, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Ilchester ; h. 1804 ;
^'!. 1855 ; m. 1833 Charlotte Louisa, dau. of Robert
Fra]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
"Willis Blencowe, Esq., of Hayes, Middlesex.
Educated at Winchester and St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. and M.A. 1826^ ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Dorset, and a Major -Queen's Own
regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. — Moreton, near
Dorchester, Dorset ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Charlton, Rector
of Moreton, b. 1811.
FBANOIIiLOlSr, James, Esq. (of Byeworth
House).
Sixth son of the late Francis Francillon, Esq., by
Frances Brook, dau. of Mr. Thomas Fennings, of
Harwich ; b. 1802 ; to. 1838 Lucy, dau. of Thomas
Augustus CTale, Esq., and grand-dau. of Robert
Martin Leake, Esq. Educated at the King's
School, Rochester ; called to the Bar at Gray's
Inn 1833, and went the Oxford C^ircuit ; appointed
in 1847 Judge of County Courts in Gloucestershire;
is a Magistrate for cos. Gloucester and Wilts, and
one of the Chairmen of the Gloucestershire Quarter
Sessions. Thisfamih', anciently bearing the name of
Le Blanc, was formerly of Dauphine, and came to
England 1685, soon after the revocation of the Edict
of Nantes. — Ryeworth House, Charlton Kings,
near Cheltenham.
Hci7; his son Robert Edward, h. 1841.
FRANCO, George Fleming, Esq.
Only surviving son of the late A. Franco, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of S. Boileau, Esq., of Dublin (li-
neally descended from Etienne Boileau, who was
appointed Governor and first Grand Provost of
Paris in 1255, by Louis IX.) ; b. 1798 ; m. 1824
Eliza Harriet, dau. of the late Captain Charles
Fagan, H.E.I. Co.'s service. Educated at Hailey-
bury Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Middlesex ; was formerly in the Bengal C'ivil
service. — Oriental Club, W. ; Union Club, S.W. ;
8, Eaton Place, Belgrave Square, S.W.
PRAWK, Frederick Bacon, Esq. (of Campsall).
Second son of the late Richard Bacon Frank, Esq.,
by Caroline, dau. of S. Curteis, Esq. ; b. 1827 ; s. his
grandfather 1836 ; /;(. 1854 Mary Anne, eldest dau.
of Sir B. W. Walker, Bart., K.C.B. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1849, M.A. 1851).
— Campsall, near Doncaster, Yorkshire ; Earlham
Hall, near Norwich ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
FRAHKPORT DE MOUTMOREWCY (Vis-
co-ant), Lodge Raymond de Montmorency
(cr. 1816).
Only son of the 1st Viscount, by his 2nd wife
Catharine, dau. of George White, Esq. ; b. 1806 :
s. 1822 ; m. 1835 Georgiana, dau. of the late Peter
FitzGibbon Heuchy, Esq., Q.C., from whom he is
divorced. AVas formerly Lieut. 10th Hussars ;
is descended from a common ancestor with Viscount
Mountmorres.
Heir, his son Raymond Harvey, Lieutenant 33rd
foot, b. 1835.
FBANKLATSTD, Sir Frederick "William, Bart,
(cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Roger Frankland,
Rector of Yarlingtou, by Catharine, dau. of John,
7th Lord Colville, of Culross ; b. 1793 ; s. his cou-
sin as 8th Bart. 1 849 ; vi. 1821 Katherine Margaret,
only dau. of Isaac Scarth, Esq., of Stokesley, co.
York. Educated at the Royal Milit.arj' Coll. ; was
formerly a Captain in the Army, and a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex ; served in the Penin-
sula, at Waterloo, and in the East and West Indies.
The 7th Bart, assumed the additional name of
Russell.
Heir, bis son Thomas, Lieutenant 48th Madras
Infantry, b. 1828. (
FBANKLAND-RIISSELL, Lady.
Louisa Anne, dau. of the late Lord G. Murray,
and grand-dau. of the Duke of Athole ; m. 1815
Sir R. Frankland, Bart., M.P., who assumed the
name of Russell, and d. 1849. — Great Thirkelby
Hall, near Thirsk, Yorkshire.
FRANKLAND, Richard, Esq. (of Ashgrove).
Eldest son of the late Richard Frankland, Esq.,
by Philippa, dau. of Sir William Godfrey, Bart., of
Kilcoleman Abbey, co. Kerry; b. 1811. Educated
at University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1834) ; is a
Magistrate for co. Cork.- — Ashgrove, near Queens-
town, CO. Cork ; Carlton Club, S.W.
FBANKLEN, Bichard, Esq. (of Clementstone).
Only son of the late Thomas Frauklen, Esq., by
. Anne, dau. of Richard Crawshay, Esq., of Cyfarthfa ;
b. 1801 ; s. 1831 ; vi. 1830 Isabella Catharine, 3rd
dau. of Thomas Mansel Talbot, Esq., of Penrice
Castle and Margam Park, co. Glamorgan. Edu-
cated at Westminster ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Glamorgan (High Sheriff 1846) ;
was formerly Lieutenant 2iid Life Guards. This
family has been for upwards of a century resi-
dent in Glamorganshire. — Clementstone, near
Bridgend, Glamorganshire ; Junior United Service
Club, S.W\
Heir, his son Charles Richard, Ijieuteuant R.A.,
h. 1836.
FBANKLYN, George Woodroffe, Esq.
Second son of the late George Franklyn, Esq., of
Bristol ; b. 1800 ; m. 1825 Mary, dau. of Rev. J.
Arden. Is a Merchant at Bristol, of which city he
was Mayor in 1848 ; a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ;
has been M.P. for Poole since 1852. — Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 18, New Bond Street, Vi.
Heir, his son James, b. 1838.
FBANKS, Sir Thomas Harte, K.C.B. (cr. 1858).
Son of late W. Franks, Esq., of Corrig, co. Cork ;
b. 1S07 ; m. 1st 1842 Mary, dau. of R. Kay, Esq.,
widow of Rev. W. Fletcher ; 2nd 1859 Rebecca
Constantia Elizabeth, widow of the late Samuel
Brewis, Esq., of Prestwich, co. Lancaster. Is a
Major-General in the Army, and Colonel 10th
foot ; served in the Sutlej and Punjab Campaigns,
and through Indian Mutiny 1857-8. — Junior United
Service Club, S.W.
FRANKS, William, Esq., F.B.S. (of WoocUiill).
Eldest son of the late W. Franks, Esq., by Jane,
dau. of late Peter Gaussen, Esq., of Brookman's
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Park, Herts; h. 1788 ; m. 1819 Caroline, dau. of
the late Christopher Tower, Esq., of Weald Hall,
Essex (she d. 1855). Educated at Harrow and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812);
is a Magistrate for Herts. — Woodhill, near Hat-
field, Herts ; University Club, S.W. ; 2, Upper
Hyde-Park Street.
Heir, his son William, I. 1820 ; m. 1849 Emily
Florence, only dau. of the late Major-General Sir
John T. Jones, Bart., K.C.B. Educated at Harrow
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at
Inner Temple 1846 ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex
and Herts, and Captain Herts Militia ; was Official
Private Secretary to the Marquis of Salisbury in
1852 and 1858-9.
FBASEK, Sir William Augustus, Bart. (cr. 1806).
Eldest son of the late Sir James John Eraser, Bart.,
Lieutenant-Colonel 7th Hussars, by Charlotte, only
child of D. Craufurd, Esq., and grand-dau. of Sir
Alexander Craufurd, Bart., of Kilbirnie ; h. 1826 ;
s. as 4th Bart. 1834. Educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1849, M.A. 1851) ; is one of the
Queen's Body-guard for Scotland ; was formerly
Captain 1st Life-guards ; M.P. for Barnstaple
1852-3 and 1857-9. This family is descended from
the 1st Lord Eraser of Lovat. — • Pilton House,
near Barnstaple, Devon ; Carlton and White's Clubs,
S.W. ; 88, St. James's Street, S.W.
Heir Fres., his brother Charles Craufurd, Major
11th Hussars, h. 1829.
FRASER, Sir John, Knt., K.C.M.G-. (cr. 1853).
Son of the late W. M. Eraser, M.D. ; 6. 1792 ;
m. 1834 Mary Anne, dau. of W. Baldwin, Esq.
Educated at Eton ; formerly Captain in the 8th
Light Dragoons ; has served on the Staff in India,
and as Persian Interpreter to the Commander-iu-
Chief ; late Secretary to the Lord High Com-
missioner of the Ionian Islands, and was knighted
for his services in that capacity.
FRASEE, Hon. Alexander Edvsrard (of Eilean
Aigas).
Second son of the 13th Lord Lovat ; I. 1831 ; m.
1858 Georgina Mary, only dau. of G. F. Heneage,
Esq., M.P., of Hainton, co. Louth. Educated at
Oscott; entered the Scots Fusilier Guai'ds 1849,
became Lieutenant and Captain 1854, Brevet Major
1855, Lieutenant- Colonel 1858 ; is a Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Inverness. — Eilean Aigas, near Beauly,
Inverness-shire, N.B.
ERASER, Hon. David MaoDowall.
Next brother of the I7th Lord Saltoun ; L, 1825 ;
m. 1854 Mary Georgina, dau. of E. G. Bell, Esq.
Educated at Woolwich ; is Captain Royal Horse
Artillery and a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army ;
served in the Crimea 1854-5. — Streamtown, co.
Mayo.
ERASER, Charles, Esq. (of Castle Eraser).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Alexan-
der Mackenzie Eraser, M.P., by Helen, dau. of
William Mackenzie, Esq., of Seaforth and Collie
Weston, and sister of the late Lord Seaforth ;
h. 1792 ; s. 1809 ; m. 1817 Jane, 4th surviving
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dau. of Sir John Hay, Bart., of Hayston. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh and Royal Military Coll., Mar-
low ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Aber-
deen, &c. ; Colonel of the Ross, &c. Militia ; late
M.P. for CO. Ross ; was foimerly in the 52nd regi-
ment and the Coldstream Guards ; served in the
Peninsula, under Sir John Moore and the Duke
of Vv^ellington. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with the Seaforth and Lovat
families, and on the wife's side from that of Hay
of Hayston, Bart., and of Lord Forbes. — Castle
Eraser, near Clun, Aberdeenshire ; Inverallochy,
near Aberdeen ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick, b. 1831.
ERASER, Mrs. (of Reelick),
Jane, dau. of the late Alexander Fraser-Tytler,
Lord Woodhouselee (a Scottish Judge of Session) ;
ni. 1823 James Baillie Eraser, Esq., of Reelick,
Dep. Lieut, for co. Inverness, who d. 1856. — Mo-
niack, near Inverness, N.B.
Heir, her sister-in-law Jane Anne, only surviving
sister of the late James Baillie Fraser, Esq.
FRASER-TYTLER, Captain ■William (of
Balnair).
Third son of the late William Fraser-Tytler, Esq.
(eldest son of Alexander Fraser-Tytler, Lord Wood-
houselee), by Margaret Cussans, only dau. and
heiress of George Grant, Esq., of Burdsycards ; h.
1815 ; s. 1853. Entered the Bengal Cavalry 1835 ;
was attached to the department of the Quarter-
master-General of the Indian Army 1838-49 ; served
in the AfFghan, Gwalior, Sutlej, and Punjab Cam-
paigns ; has received Medals, &c. for Ghuznee-
Candahar, Ghuznee and Cabul, Moodkee, Feroze-
shah, Sobraon, Chilianwallah, andGoojerat; retired
from the service 1854 as regimental Lieutenant
and Brevet Captain in the Army ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Inverness. The name of
this family was changed from Seaton to Ty tier temp.
James IV. of Scotland. — ■ Aldousie House, near
Inverness ; East-India Club, S.AV.
FREDERICK, Sir Richard, Bart. (cr. 1723).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Fredei'ick, Bart.,
by ]Maiy, dau. of Richard Garth, Esq., of Morden,
Surrey ; b. 1780 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1825, Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey ; was foi'merly
Captain 9th foot, and Lieutenant-Colonel Surrey
Militia. Burwood House, near Esher, Suri-ey.
Heir Prcs., his brother Christopher, in Holy
Orders, Rector of Scotten, co. Lincoln, 6. 1783,
FREELAWD, Humphry William, Esq., P.G.S.
(of Oaklands).
Eldest son of the late James Bennett Freeland,
Esq., by Ann, dau. of W. Humphry, Esq,, of
Chichester ; b. 1814. Educated at Midhurst and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1838) ; called to
the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1841, but does not prac-
tise ; is a INIagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex ;
elected M.P. for Chichester 1S59. — -Oaklands,
Chichester ; Athenseum and Oxford and Cambridge
Clubs, S.W. ; 16, Suffolk Street, S.W.
Fre]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
FBEELING, Sir Hem-y HiU, Bart. (cr. 1838). ■
Eldest son of the late Sir Cxeorge Henry Freeling,
2nd Bart., by Jane, dau. of Robert Lang, Esq.,
of Moor Park, Surrey ; h. 1818 ; s. bis brother as
4th Bart. 1845. Was formerly Captain in the
East-India Service. The 1st Bart, was many years
Chief Secretary to the Post-office. — Ford House,
Sussex.
Heir Prcs., his brother George Hamilton, i. 1828 ;
in. 1855 Adelaide Helen, dau. of Major Mylne,
11th Hussars.
FBEEMAK", Edward Deane, Esq. (of Castle
Corr).
Eldest son of the late Jo.seph D. Freeman, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Robert M'Carty, Esq., of Car-
rignavar ; I. 1818 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1841 Charlotte
Flora Jemima, dau. of John Lee Allen, Esq., of
Errol Park, co. Perth, N.B. Educated at Sher-
borne, Dorset ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Cork (High Sheriff 1846), and a Major Mid-
dlesex Militia ; was formerly Cornet 3rd Dragoon
Guards. — Castle Corr, co. Cork, Ireland.
Heir, his son Joseph Edward, b. 1842.
FREEMAM", Joh.n, Esq. (of Gaines).
Eldest son of the late John Freeman, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of James Dansie, Esq. ; /(. 1802 ; s.
1831 ; r,i. 1826 Con.stantia, 2nd dau. of Venerable
Richard Francis Onslow, Archdeacon of Worcester.
Educated at Eton and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1825) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Hereford (High Sheriff 1831), and Chairman of the
Quarter Sessions. This family has been settled in
the county of Hereford since the reign of Charles II.
— Gaines, near Worcester.
Heirs, his daughters Mary, Con::tance, Cecilia,
and Elizabeth.
FREEMAW, William Peere Williams, Esq. (of
Pylewell) .
Eldest son of the late W. P. Williams Freeman,
Esq., by Frances Dorothea, dau. of Robert Willis
Blencowe, Esq., of Hayes Park, Middlesex; h. 1811 ;
s. 1832; m. 1833 Frances Augusta, 3rd dau. of
Wyrley Birch, Esq., of Wretham Hall, Norfolk.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon (High Sheriff
1838), and a Magistrate for Bucks. This family
was formerlj' seated at Fawley Court, near Henley-
on-Th,ames. — Pylewell, near Lymington, Hants ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Peere, h. 1834.
EKEEE, Charles Thomas, Esq. (of the Coplow).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Freer, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of T. Willday, Esq., of Westcotes ;
h. 1S09; m. 1840 Elizabeth Theophila, dau. of
E. Leigh Spencer, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co.
Leicester (High Sheriff 1858), and Captain Leices-
tershire Yeomanry Cavalry ; was formerly in the
Royal Fusiliers. The family of Freer, or, as the name
is written in old family records, Frere, and also Friar,
originally resided in Worcestershire, on the borders
of Staffordshire ; in 1369 they came into the pro-
perty of the Blankets, W^orcester.shire, through the
■ rnarriage of Humphery Frere (as the name was
then spelt), son of Thomas Frere, with Agnes
Blanket, in tliat year. A younger branch of the
family settled in Leicestershire, but there is no
record of the date when, or of the reason why, the
name came to be spelt Freer. — The Coplow, Bil-
lesdon, near Leicester; Junior United Service
Club, S.W.
PREEE, Yen. Richard Lane, D.D.
Onlj' surviving son of the late Rev. Thomas Lane
Freer, M.A., by Sarah, dau. of the Very Rev.
Nathan Wetherell, D.D., Dean of Hereford, &c. ;
b. 1806 ; M. 1848 Harriet, dau. of the Rev. J.
Glutton, D.D., Canon Residentiary of Hereford, &c.
Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1828, M.A. 1830, D.D. 1858); appointed to the
Archdeaconry of Hereford 1852 ; is Prebendary of
Hereford Cathedral, Rector of Bishopstone-cum-
Yazor ; is a Magistrate for co. Hereford. — Bishop-
stone, near Hereford ; University Club, S.W. ; 85,
Jermyn Street, S.W.
PREESTUlsr, Colonel William Lockyer,
Second son of Edward Freestun, Esq., of Primrose
Hill, CO. Waterford ; b. 1804; m. 1846 Josefa
Benita, widow of Charles Pratt, Esq., of Totton
House, Hants. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Dorset ; is a Colonel in tlie Army ; formerly
Ensign 5th foot ; served with distinction in the
Peninsula on the staff of Sir D. L. Evans in 1836,
and also in Syria; is Knight Commander of the
Spanish Orders of Charles III., San Fernando,
and Isabella; was M.P. for Weymouth 1847-59.
— Belvidere, Weymouth, Dorset ; Reform and
Junior United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 22, Gloucester
Square, W.
FREMAWTLE, Right Hon. Sir Thomas Francis,
Bart. (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the late Vice-Admiral Sir T. F. Fre-
mantle, G.C.B., by Elizabeth, dau. of Richard
Wynne, Esq., of Falkingham, co. Lincoln ; b. 1798 ;
'/(i. 1824 Louisa Elizabeth, dau. of F.M. Sir George
Nugent, Bart. Educated at Eton and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1819) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Bucks, and Deputy-Chairman of the Board of
Customs ; has been Secretary of the Treasury,
Secretary at War, and Chief Secretary for Ireland ;
was M.P. for Buckingham 1826-46 ; is a Baron of
the Austrian empire. — Swanbourne, nearWinslow,
Bucks ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 4, Upper Eccleston
Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Francis, B.A., of B.alliol
Coll., Oxford, and a M.igistrate for Bucks ; b. 1830 ;
m. 1859 Augusta Henrietta, 2nd dau. of the 2nd
Earl of Eldon.
FREMANTLE, Sir Charles Howe, K.C.B. (cr.
1857).
Second son of the late Vice-Admiral Sir T. F. Fre-
mantle, G.C.B., and brother of Sir T. F. Fremantle,
Bart. ; b. 1800 ; m. 1836 Isabella, dau. of D. Lyon,
Esq. (widow of J. Wedderburn, Esq.). Is a Rear-
Admiral of the Red ; entered the Navy 1812 ; has
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served on the N. American, Cape of CTOod Hopej
and Mediterranean stations ; appointed to command
tlie Channel Fleet 1858. — United Service Club,
S.W. ; 57, Grosvenor Street, W.
FEEME, James, Esq. (of "WrentnaU House).
Second son of Thomas Frenie, Esq., and Eliza, dan.
of William Purser, Esq., co. Worcester; 6.1799;
.9. his uncle James Freme, Esq. ; m. 1829 Sarali
Dunn, dau. of James Brade, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Salop. This family is lineally descended
fiom the Fremes of Upper and Nether Lypiate,
CO. Gloucester, who held those estates temp.
Edward III. James Freme and his elder brother,
William Purser Freme, Esq., of Pengwern Hall,
CO. Denbigh, and their children, are the only
remaining descendants of this very ancient family.
— WrentnaU House, near Shrewsbury, Salop.
Heir, his son Jam.es Herbert, late Captain 79th
Highlanders, b. 1831 ; m. 1856 Anna Maria Isa-
bella, 3rd dau. of the 3rd Earl of Mountcashel.
FRENCH, Clu-istopher, Esq. (of Cloonyquin).
Eldest son of the late William C. St. George French,
Esq., by Dora Helen, dau. of Michael Harris, Esq.,
of Upper Merrion Street, Dublin ; h. 1821 ; s. 1852;
m. 1851 Susan Emma, dau. of the Rev. William
Percy. Educated at Winchester and Exeter Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1844); is a Magistrate for co. Ros-
common (High Sheriff 1852). The Frenches of
Cloonyquin came from Galway, and are connected
■with the Frenches of Monivea, Bailor, &c. —
Cloonyquin, near Tulsk, co. Roscommon.
Heir, his son Arthur St. George, b. 1854.
FEEINTCH, Sampson Towgood "Wynne, Esq. (of
Cnskinny).
Eldest son of the late Savage French, Esq., by
Clotilda Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Robert Dring,
of Rock Grove, co. Cork ; h. 1807 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1837
Phebe Maria, dau. of Samuel Perry, Esq., of
Woodrooff, CO. Tipperary. Educated at AVest-
minster and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Cork ; was formerly Captain S. Cork Light
Infantry Militia. — Cuskinny, near Queenstown, co.
Cork.
Heir, his son Savage, b. 1840.
FHENCH, Rev. Thomas Lee.
Eldest son of Thomas French, Esq., of Eye, Suffolk,
by Sophia, dau. of George Lee, Esq., of Dickie-
burgh Hall, Norfolk ; b. 1821 ; m. 1850 Mary
Anne Broadley, eldest dau. of the Rev. Thomas F.
Green, of Graveley, Herts.. Educated at Winches-
ter and Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1844);
appointed Rector of Thrandeston 1845 ; is a Magis-
trate for Suffolk, and Chairman of the Hartismere
Board of Guardians. — Thrandeston Rectory, near
Scole, Suffolk.
FREND, Benjamin Bunbiiry, Esq. (of Boskell).
Eldest son of tlie late Benjamin Freud, Esq., of
Boskell and of Rocklow, co. Tipperary, by Eliza
Gough, dau. of Colonel Gough, of Woodsdown, co.
Limerick, and sister to 1st Viscount Gough ; b.
1813; s. 1858; m. 1842 Jane, dau. of the Very
Rev. Dean Bagwell. Educated at Eton ; is a Ma-
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gistrate for co. Limerick. Tiiis family came froni
Kent in the year 1641, as followers of (Iharles 1.,
who gave them large grants of land in Ireland. —
Boskell, near Cahirconli.sh, co. Limerick.
Jleir, his son Benjamin, 6. 1846.
FRERE, Sir Henry Bartle Edmund, K.C.B. (cr.
1859).
Fifth son of the late Edward Frere, Esq., of
Llaneliy, co. Brecon, by Mary Anne, eldest dau.
of James Greene, Esq., of Turton Tower, co. Lan-
caster : b. 1815 ; to. 1844 Catharine, dau. of the
late Right Hon. Sir G. Arthur, Bart. Educated at
King Edwai'd VI. 's Grammar School, Bath, .and
Haileybury Coll. ; entered the E.I. Co.'s C'ivil Ser-
vice 1834 ; late Chief Conmiissioner in Oude and in
Scinde ; appointed a IVIember of Council of the
Governor-General at Calcutta 1859. — Calcutta;
Oriental Club, W.
FRERE, George Edward, Esq., F.R.S. (of Roy-
don Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Edward Frere, Esq.,
of Llaneliy, co. Brecon, by Mary Anne, eldest dau.
of James Greene, Esq., of Turton Tower, Lan-
cashire ; b. 1807 ; ."s. to the estates of his uncle, the
late Right Hon. John Hookham Frere, 1846 ;
m. 1840 Isabella, 2Dd dau. of William Tudor, of
Kelston Knoll, Somerset. Educated at the Char-
terhouse and Edinburgh ; called to the Bar at the
' Middle Temple 1851 ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk.
This family has been located in Norfolk and Suffolk
since the fourteenth century. — Roydon Hall, near
Diss.
J/cir, his son John Tudor, h. 1843.
FRERE, Rev. Temple Roydon.*
Seventh son of the late John Frere, Esq., by Jane,
dau. of John Hookham, Esq., of Old Broad Street,
London ; b. 1781 ; m. 1816 Jane, dau. of the late
Lord Chief Baron Richards. Educated at Bury St.
Edmund's and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1802) ;
appointed Curate of Roydon 1804, Rector 1820 ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk and Nor-
folk, and a Canon of Westminster ; was formerly
Chaplain to the House of Commons. — Cloister.s,
W^estminster, S.W. ; University Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son Robert Temple, M.D. ; b. 1820 ; m.
1851 Isabella Arabella Frances, dau. of Rev. Wm.
Darnell.
FRESHFIELD, James "William, Esq. (of Moor
Place).
Eldest son of the late James Freshfield, Esq., of
Chertsey, Surrey ; h. 1775 ; m. 1st 1799 Mary,
dau, of Blackett, Esq. ; 2nd 1821 P'rance.s
Jane, eldest dau. of J. Sims, Esq. Educated at
St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge ; admitted a Solicitor
1795 ; called to the Bar at Gray's Inn 1842 ;
was formerly Solicitor to the Bank of England,
and Major of the Hon. Artilleiy Company, which
rank he retains by Royal permission ; was M.P.
for Penryn and Falmouth 1830-2, 1835-41, and
1852-7, for Boston 1851-2.— Moor Place, ne.ar
Bletch worth, Sussex ; Carlton and Athenteum
Clubs, S.W. ; 6, Devonshire Place, W.
* Died whilst these sheet?; were at press.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
FEETVEDXr, Charles Hay, Esq., E.G.H.S, (of
Cold Overton).
Second son of the late J. Frewen Turner, Esq.,
M.P. for Atblone 1807-8, and brother of T. Frewen
Turner, Esq., M.P. for S. Leicestershire 1835-6 ;
l. 1813 ; III. 1S5G Frances, dan. of the late Henry
Woodgate, Esq., of Penibury, Kent, and widow of
the late ]\Iusgi'ave Brisco, Esq., M.P. for Hastings.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate for cos. Rutland, Leicestei", Kent, Sussex, and
Middlesex, and a Dep. Lieut, for Rutland and
Sussex ; was M.P. for E. Sussex 1846-57. This
family bore the name of Frewen-Tuvner for about
seventy j'ears. — Cold Overton Hall, near Oakham,
Rutland ; Coghurst Hall, near Hastings, Sussex ;
Carlton and National Clubs, S.W. ; 38, Devonshire
Place, W.
Heir Pres., his nephew John Frewen, h. 1837.
FKEWEKT, Moreton John Edward, Esq. (of
Worthiam).
Only child of the late Rev. Edward Frewen, D.D.,
by Sally, dau. of Rev. Richard Moreton, of Little
Moreton Hall, co. Chester; h. 1794; s. 1831;
m. 1812 Sarah, dau. of Rev. David Jenkins, of
DyfFrynbern, Cardiganshire. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Carabridge ; is a Magistrate for
Sussex and Suffolk ; was an unsuccessful candidate
for CO. Cork 1852. — Northiam, Sussex; 31, Sussex
Square, Brighton.
PBE"WEK", Thomas, Esq. (of Brickwall House).
Eldest son of the late John Frewen-Tnrner, Esq.,
of Cold Overton and Brickwall (M.P. for Atblone
1807-12), by Eleanor, dau. of Charles Clarke, Esq.,
of Westminster; h. 1811; s. 1829, and then
assumed the name of Turner for the Leicestershire
estates, but laid it aside in 1837 ; m. 1832 Anne,
youngest dau. of 'W . W. (^'arus Wilson, Esq., of
Casterton, Westmoreland (]\I.P. for Cockermoixth),
she d. 1844 ; 2nd 1847 Helen Louisa, youngest
dau. of Frederick Horaan, Esq., of Ardeu Wood,
CO. Kildare. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate for Rutland and co.
Leicester : was M.P. for S. Leicestei'shire 1835-6,
High Sheriff of Sussex 1839. Patronage 12 livings.
This family was founded by Richard Frewen,
Citizen and Bailiff of Worcester 1473, and after-
wards Prior of Great Malvern. — Brickwall House,
Northiam, Sussex ; Cold Overton Hall, Leicester-
shire ; Innishannon, co. Cork.
Heir, his son John, h. 1837.
ERIE WD, Hugh "Watson, E.sq. (of Harbut
Lodge).
Only son of the late John Friend, Esq., by Ann,
dau. of Hugh W^atson, Esq., of Corby Gates, near
Alston, Cumberland ; I. 1795; s. 1851 ; m. 1822
Hannah, youngest dau. of the hate Rev. Joseph
Fell, of Hexham. Is a Magistrate for Cumberland.
— Harbut Lodge, near Alston, Cumberland.
Heir, his son John, h. 1826.
ERYEE, Rev. Charles Grilliver.
Fifth son of the late Wm. Fryer, Esq., of Lytchet,
Dorset, by Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of Isaac
Gulliver, Esq., of Long Critchill, Dorset ; I. 1806 ;
tn. 1838 Elizabeth Helen, only child and heiress of
Sir Gregory Page Turner, Bart. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1824, M.A. 1827) ; ,
appointed Vicar of Eltham, Kent, 1841 ; is a
Magistrate for Dorset.— Coval Place, near Chelms.
ford, Essex ; the Vicarage, Eltham, Kent ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 53, Pembridge
Villas, Kensington Gardens, W.
FRYER, "William Fleeming, Esq. (of The'Wergs).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Richard
Fryer, Esq. (some time M.P. for Wolverhampton,
and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford),
by Mary, dau. of W^illiam Fleeming, Esq., of The
Wergs ; b. 1801 ; /)(. 1844 Caroline, 3rd dau. of
Colonel Horton, of Moseley Hall, co. Stafford. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford.
• — The Wergs, near Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.
Heir Pres., his great-nephew Reginald Corbett. J
PULLER, Lady.
Miranda, dau. of General Sir J. Floyd, Bart. ;
m. 1815 Lieutenant-General Sir J. Fuller, who
cl. 1841.— High Grove, Pinner, Middlesex; 10,
Bryanstone Square, W.
FULLER, Jolm Bird, Esq. (of Neston Park).
Eldest son of the late John Fuller, Esq., who
was a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts
(High Sheriff 1823), by Dinah, dau. of J. Jeans,
Esq. of Leathcrhead, Surrey ; h. 1801 ; s. 1839 ;
m. 1829Sophia Harriet, 2nd dau. of William Ban-
ning, Esq., of DiUiugton House, Somerset. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts (High
Sheriff 1852).— Neston Park, near Corsham, Wilts.
Heir, his son John Augustus, i';. 1831.
PULLER,
Meyrick.
(See 3Icijrid:)
FULTON, John 'WiHiamson, Esq. (of Braidujle).
Eldest son of the late J. W. Fulton, Esq., of
Upper Harley Street, London, by Anne, dau. of
the late Robert Robertson, Esq. ; 1. 1814 ; m. 1840
Matilda, dau. of John Montgomei-y Casement,
Esq., of Invermore, co. Antrim. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841);
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1839; is a
Magistrate for cos. Antrim and Down. — Braidujle,
near Lisburn. co. Antrim ; Oxford and Cambridge
CUub, S.W. ; Ulster Club, Belfast.
Heir, his son Edmund McGildowny Hope,
h. 1848.
PURNEAUX, James, Esq. (of Swilly House).
Eldest son of the late James Furneaux, Esq., by
Anna Maria, dau. of Thomas Romney, Esq., of
St. Andrew's, Herts, and Elizabeth, dau. and co-
heiress of — Graves, son of Daniel Graves, of
Cheshunt, in the same co. ; b. 1813; s. 1818.
Educated at Winchester. This family is among
the oldest in Devon, Alan de Furneaux, of Cul-
lomplon, having been granted the manor of Fen-
Ottery in 1100 by Henry I. His son Galfride
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was appointed the first Sheriff of the county in 1154,
by Henry II., on the abolition of the hereditary
shrievalt}' in the family of Baldwin de Brioniis. —
Swilly House, near Plymouth, Devon ; Parthenon
Club, S.W.
Heir, his brother William Duckworth, in Holy
Orders, and Incumbent of Walton, co. Warwick ;
h. 1815 ; III. 1816 Louisa, eldest dau. of William
Dickins, Esq., of Cherington, co. Warwick.
FURKTELL, Frederick, Esq. (of CaMrelly).
Brother of Michael Furnell, Esq., of Cahirelly
Castle (whom see) ; h. 1800 ; ra. 1828 Elizabeth,
dau. of Thomas Brodie, Esq., of London. Is a
Magistrate for co. Limerick. — Cahirelly, near
Grange, co. Limerick.
Ile'tr, his son Michael, J). 1831.
FUBNELL, Thomas John, Esq. (of Heather-
mount).
Son of the lateGeorgeEurnell, Esq.,byMeliora, dau.
of M. Cantillon, Esq. ; h. 17—; m. 18— Arabella,
dau. of — Wallace, Esq. Was formerly an Officer
in the Royals. — Heathermount, Six-Mile Bridge,
CO. Clare.
Heir, his son George Stacpoole, Lieutenant St.
Helena Regiment, h. 18 — .
FURNELL, Michael, Esq. (of CahireUy Castle).
Eldest son of the late Michael Furnell, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of George Stacpoole, Esq., of Craigbrien
Castle, CO. Clare ; h. 1794 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1820 Laura
Frances Noel, relict of John Ball, Esq., brother to
the Right Hon. Nicholas Ball. Educated at Trinity
Coll., "Dublin ; called to the Irish Bar 1825 ;
appointed Provincial Grand Master of Freemasons
of North Munster 1842 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for city and co. of Limerick (High Sheriff
1842), and a Magistrate for co. Clare. This family
is by the male line connected with the noble houses
of Clare, Massy, and Guillamore, as also with the
families of Dickson, Blennerhassett, Phillips, Tom-
kins, Bevan, &c. ; and by the female line direct in
descent from Robert Stacpoole, who came over from
England and settled in Ireland a.d. 1168. — Cahi-
relly Castle, Limerick ; Hibernian United Service
Club, Dublin ; Royal Thames Yacht Club, S.W. ;
49, St. James's Street, London, S.W.
FURlSrELL, Michael John, Esq. (of Ballycahane).
Son of the late George Furnell, Esq., Treasurer of
CO. Limerick, by Meliora, dau. of Michael Can-
tillon, Esq. ; h. 1837 ; s. 1850. Is Captain Royal
CO. Limerick regiment. — Ballycahane, co. Limerick ;
1, Barrington Street, Limerick.
FUBSDON, George, Esq. (of Fursdon).
Eldest surviving son of the late George Sydenham
Fursdon, Esq., by Harriet, dau. of Francis Rodd,
E.sq., of Trebarthe Hall, Cornwall; Z*. 1802 ;
s. 1836 ; m. 1825 Georgiana, dau. of H. G. Alleyne,
Esq., of Barbados. Is a Magistrate for Devon ;
formerly Captain 1st Devon Militia. This family
resided at Fursdon in the reign of Henry III., and
the property has descended in the male line. —
Fursdon, near Tiverton, Devon.
Uc'ir, his son Charles, h. 1829 ; m. 1858 Eliza,
dau. of Henry Willis, Esq., of London.
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FUBSE, Eev. Charles Wellington (of Halsdon
Hoirse),
Eldest son of the late Charles William Johnson,
Esq., of Great Torrington, Devon, by Theresa
Johnson, dau. of the Rev. Peter Wellington Furse,
of Halsdon; h. 1821; s. 1854; m. 1859 Jane
Diana, 2nd dau. of Rev. J. S. B. Monsell, D.D. ;
assumed the name of Furse in 1849. Educated at
Eton and Balliol Coll., Oxford. — Halsdon House,
near Torrington, Devon.
FYlSTES-CLIlSTTOlSr, Eev. Charles John, M.A.
Third son of the late Rev. Charles Fynes-Clinton,
LL.D., by Emma, dau. of Job Brough, Esq. ;
b. 1799 ; m. 1st 1826 Caroline, dau. of Joseph
Clay, Esq. ; 2nd 1829 Rosabella, dau. of John
Matthews, Esq. Educated at Westminster and
Oriel ColL, Oxford (B.A. 1821, M.A. 1823) ;
appointed Rector of Cromwell 1828 ; Vicar of
Orston 1827 ; is a Magistrate for Notts ; was Vicar
of Strensall, and of Osbaldwick, co. York, 1824-7.
This family is lineally descended from the 2nd
Earl of Lincoln, ancestor of the Duke of New-
castle.— Cromwell Rectory, near Newark; 39,
Bedford Square, W.C.
Heir, his son Dormer, h. 1830.
FYNES-CLHSTTON, Eev. Henry.
Eldest son of the late Clinton J. Fynes-Clintou,
Esq., M.P., by Penelope, dau. of Sir W. Earle
Welby, Bart., of Denton Park, Grantham ; h. 1826 ;
s. 1833 ; 'III. 1850 Sarah Catharine, dau. of Rev. J.
B. Smith, Incumbent of Bamburgh, co. Lincoln.
Educated at Westminster and Durham (B.A.
1848, M.A. 1852) ; appointed Vicar of Keddington
1850, Incumbent of Bothamsall, Notts, 1850,
and Chaplain to the Duke of Newcastle. — Botham-
sall, near Ollerton, Notts.
Heir, his son Henry Glynne, h. 1854.
GABBETT, '^''niiam Henry, Esq. (of Caherline
House).
Eldest son of the late William Gabbett, Esq., by Jane,
dau. of Richard Waller,. Esq., of Centle Waller, co.
Tipperary; /-. 1795 ; -s. 1828; 7M. 1st 1822 Rebecca,
dau. of Humphrey Jones, Esq., of Mullinabro, co.
Kilkenny ; 2nd 1829 Frances Margaret, dau. of
Thomas Going, Esq., of Erina, co. Clare. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1815).— Caher-
line House, Limagny, co. Limerick.
Heir, his son Richard Joseph, b. 1828.
GAGE (Viscoimt), Henry Hall Gage (cr. 1720).
Elder son of the 3rd Viscount, by Maria, dau. of
Lieutenant-General W. Skinner ; b. 1791 ; s. 1808 ;
in. 1813 Elizabeth, dau. of the late Hon. Edward
Foley (she d. 1857). Educated at Westminster ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex ; sits in
the House of Lords as Lord Gage, U.K. {cr. 1790).
— Firle Place, near Lewes, Sussex ; Athenseum
and Union Clubs, S.W. ; 4, Whitehall Yard, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Edward Hall, b. 1814 ;
in. 1840 Sophia Selina, dau. of Sir C. Knightley,
Bart. ; educcated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Sussex.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
GAGE, Lady Mary Elizabetli.
Thii-a clan, of tlie 5th ]\Iarquis of Queensberry ;
w. 1831 Rev. T. W. Gage, wlio d. 1837.— St.
George's Square, S.W.
GAGE, Sir Thomas Kokewood, Bart. (cr. 1662).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Gage, Bart., by
Mary Anne, dau. of Valentine, Earl of Kenniare ;
h. 1810 ; .<!. as 8tb Bart. 1820 ; m. 1850 Adelaide,
dau. of Henry Drummond, Esq., M.P., of Albury
Park, Surrey. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Suffolk. The family is Gage, but Sir Thomas
assumed the additional name of Ilokewood in 1843.
Hengrave Hall, near Bury St. Edmund's, Suf-
folk ; 44, Brook Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward, late Major Scots
Fusilier Guard.s, h. 1812 ; m. 1842 Henrietta Maria,
dau. of the Rev. Lord Frederick Beauclerk.
GAGE, Sir "William Hall, G.C.H. (cr. 1834).
Third son of the late Hon. Gen. T. Gage, and brother
of the 3rd Viscount Gage ; h. 1777. Is an Admiral
of the Eed and Vice-Admiral of the L'nited King-
dom ; has served on the Mediterranean and other
stations ; was a Lord of the Admiralty 1841-6 ;
Commander-in-Chief at Plymouth 1848-51.— Bury
St. Edmund's, Suffolk ; Union and L^nited Service
Clubs, S.W.
GAGE, Marctis M'Causland, Esq. (of Streeve
Hill).
Eldest son of the late Marcus Gage, Es(i., by
Eachel Jane, 2nd dau. of Conolly M'Causland,
Esq., of Streeve, co. Londonderry; h. 1825;
s. 1856 ; m. 1854 Harriett Ptebecca Frances, eldest
dau. of the late William Lenox-Conyngham, Esq.,
of Spring Hill, co. Londonderry. Educated at
Enniskillen and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Londonderry, and representative of
the eldest surviving male branch of the family of
Gage of Bellarena, co. Londonderry. — Streeve
Hill, near Newtownlimavady, co. Londonderry.
Jieir Pres., his brother Conolly James, h. 1829.
GAINSBOBOUGH (1st Earl of), Charles TJoel
Noel {cr, 1841).
Eldest son of the late Sir Gerard Noel, Bart., by
the late Baroness Barham ; I. 1781 ; .s. as 3rd Lord
Barham 1823; m. 1st 1809 Elizabeth, dau. of
T. Welman, Esq., of Poundisford Park, Somerset
(she d. 1811) ; 2nd 1817 Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Hon. Sir G. Grey, Bart, (she d. 1818) ; 3rd 1820
Arabella, dau. of Sir J. Hamlyn Williams, Bart,
(she d. 1829) ; 4th 1833 Frances, d.au. of the 3rd
Earl of Poden. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Rutland ; was M.P. for Rutland 1807-14.
Patron 9 livings. — Exton Park, near Oakham ;
9, Cavendish Square, W.
Ifeir, his son Viscount Campden (whom see).
GAISPORD, Captain Thomas (of Offlngton;.
Eldest son of the late Very Rev. Thomas Gaisford
(many years Dean of Ch. Ch., Oxford), by his 1st
wife Helen, dau. of Archibald I)ougla.s, Esq. ;
h. 181G ; m. 1st 1850 Horatia, dau. of Rear-Admiral
and Lady Elizabeth Fielding (she (/. 1851); 2nd
1859 Emily, dau. of the Earl of Howlh, K.P.
Educated at Rugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate for Sussex ; was formerly Capt. 79th
Highlanders. — Offmgton, near Worthing, Sussex ;
Travellers' Club, S.W.
Jlcir, his son Horace Charles, h. 1851.
GALLOWAY (Earl of), Randolph Stewart (cr.
1623).
Eldest son of the 9th Earl, by Jane, dau. of the 1st
Earl of Uxbridge ; b. 1800 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1833 Har-
riet Blanche, dau. of the 6th Duke of Beaufort.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; sits in
the House of Lords as Lord Stewart of Garlics,
U.K. {cr. 1796) ; has been Lord-Lieutenant of cos.
Wigton and Kirkcudbright ; w.as M.P. for Cocker-
mouth 1826-31. — Cumloden, near Newton Stewart,
Kirkcudbrightshire ; (ialloway House, near Wig-
ton, N.B. ; Glen Trool Lodge, co. Kirkcudbright ;
United Service and L^nion Clubs, S.W. ; 49, Eaton
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Garlies, I. 1835 ; educated at
Harrow ; became Cornet Royal Horse Guards
1855, Lieutenant and Captain 1857; is Captain
Galloway Rifles.
GALLV\/"EY, Sir William Payne, Bart. (or.
1812).
' Eldest son of the late Sir William Payne, Bart.,
nephew of the late Lord Lavington (ea-t.), by
Harriet, dau. of Valentine Richard, Earl of Dun-
raven, who assumed the additional name of Gall-
wey ; b. 1805; -s. as 2nd Bart. 1831; m. 1847
Emily Anne, dau. of the late Sir Robert Frank-
land Russell, Bart., of Thirkley Park, co. York.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the N. Riding
Yorkshire ; has been M.P. for Thirsk since 1851.
— 7, Lower Belgrave Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Ralph William, b. 1848.
GALLWEY, Mrs. Jane (of Blair Castle).
Fourth dau. of the late Robert Bruce Dundas,
Esq., a Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth (who cZ. 1838),
by Elizabeth, only child and heir of Captain J.
Drummond Spittal, of Leuchet, co. Fife ; s. her
sister Margaret Elphinstone 1858; w). 1841 St.
John Henry Gallwey, Esq., M.D.— Blair Castle,
near Culross, co. Perth.
GALTOW, Erasmus, Esq. (of Loxton Manor).
Son of the late Samuel Tertius Galton, Esq., by
Violetta, dau. of Dr. Darwin, of Shrewsbury. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset, and a
Major 2nd Warwick Militia; was formerly in the
Royal Navy. — Loxton Manor-House, Somerset;
Leamington, Warwickshire ; Windham Club, S.W.
GALTOlSr, John Howard, Esq. (of Hadsor Honsei.
Fifth sou of the late Samuel Galton, Esq. (who d.
1832), by Lucy, dau. of Robert Barclay, Esq., of
Ury, CO. Kincardine ; b. 1794 ; m. 1819 Isa.bella,
only sui-viving child of the late Joseph Strntt,
Esq., of Derby. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Worcester (High Sheriff 1834), and Captain
(Jueen's Own Worcestershire Yeomanry Cavalry.
This family, which came originally from Dorset,
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was subsequently settled at Duddeston House,
CO. Warwick, in 1774. Mr. Galton traces his
pedigree as IStli in a direct line from Edward I.,
and 17tli from Robert Bruce, King of Scotland. —
Iladsor House, near Droitwich, Worcestershire ;
Athenteum Club, S.W.
Ih'u; his son Theodore Howard (whom see).
GALTON, Theodore Howard, Esq. (of Hanley
Grange).
Eldest sou of John Howard Galton, Esq., of Had-
sor House (whom see) ; h. 1820 ; m. 1853 Frances
Amelia, 4th dau. of the late Right Hon. Sir
George Arthur, Bart. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1843, M.A. 1847) ; called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple 1847 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester, and Lieutenant
Queen's Own Worcestershire Yeomanry Cavalry.
■ — Hanley Grange, near Upton-on-Severn, Worces-
tershire ; Athenieum Club, S.W.
Jlcir, his son Hubert George Howard, h. 1854.
GALWAY (Viscount), George Edward Arundell
Monckton-Arundell (or. 1727).
Eldest son of the 5th Viscount, by Catharine,
only dau. of the late Captain George Handfield ;
h. 1805 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1838 Henrietta, dau. of the
late R. P. Milnes, Esq., of Fryston Hall, co.
York. Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Notts ; has been M.P. for E. Ret-
ford since 1847.— Selby Hall, near B.iwtry, Notts;
26, Pall Mall, S.W.
Heir, his son George Edmund Milnes, h. 1844.
GAL'WEY, Edward, Esq.
Eldest son of William Galwey, Esq., late of Cork,
by Anne, dau. of James Norcott, Esq., of Spring-
field, CO. Cork ; h. 1804 ; m. 1833 Cornelia M.,
eldest dau. of Heyward St. Leger, Esq., of Hey-
ward's Hill, co. Cork. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1825) ; called to the Irish Bar 1827.
This family is of ancient descent : the original
name was De Burgho. At the siege of Limerick,
1361, for signal services rendered, the ancestor of
this family assumed, by Royal permission, the
surname ',.f De Galwey. — L^nivei-sity Club, Dub-
lin ; 130, Lower Bagot Street, Dublin.
GAMBIER, Sir Edward John, Knt. (er.l834).
Third son of the late S. Gambler, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of D. INIathew, Esq., of Felix Hall, Kelvedon,
Essex, and nephew of the late Lord Gambier ;
h. 1794 ; m. 1828 Emilia Ora, dau. of C. Morgell,
Esq., M.P. Educated at Eton ; graduated B.A. 1817
at Ti'inity Coll., Cambridge, of whicli he became
Fellow ; formerly Recorder of Prince of Wales
Island ; was called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1822 ; late Chief Justice at Madras. — 11, Chiches-
ter Terrace, Brighton ; University Club, S.W,
GAMBIEB, Vice-Admiral Bobert (of Sharn-
brook).
Second son of the late Samuel Gambler, Esq., of
Lower Berkeley Street, London, by Jane, dau. of
Daniel Mathew, Esq., of Felix Hall, Essex ;
6.1791; s. his brother 1848; m. 1815 Caroline
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Gore, dau. of General Gore Browne, Lieutenant-
Governor of Plymouth. Entered the Royal Navy
1804, Lieutenant 1810, Commander 1812, Captain
1814, Rear-Admiral 1849, Vice-Admiral 1856.
The projDcrty at Sharnbrook and adjoining de-
scended intermediately to the present possessor
from Admii-al Sir Samuel Cornish, Bart., who d.
1770. — Sharnbrook, near Bedford; 49, Gordon
Square, W.C.
Heir, his son Charles Gore Gambier, in Holy
Orders, h. 1824 ; m. 1849 Elizabeth Oakley, dau.
of the late Major-General Sir William Reid, K.C.B.,
&c.. Governor of Malta.
GAMBLE, Bichard Wilson, Esq. (of KiUooly
Hall).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late A. W.
Gamble, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of F.Wilson, Esq.,
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; &. 1823; s. 1857 ; m.
1852 Charlotte, dau. of Martin Keene, Esq., of
Dublin. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1849, M.A. 1858) ; called to the Irish Bar 1851 ;
is a Magistrate for King's co. This family de-
rived their present property through their direct
lineal ancestor Samuel Gamble, who became en-
titled in 1685, under the will of his grandmother
Anne Hallam, of Newarke, near Leicester, in
England, and who also purchased the estates of
Carrick and Dalystown, in co. Westmeath, which
remained for some time in the famdy. — Killool}'
Hall, near Brankford, King's co. ; University
Club, Dublin ; 39, Lower Bagot Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son Andrew William, b. 1853.
GAMMIE, George, Esq. (of Shottover House).
Youngest son of the late P. Gammie, Esq., of
Jamaica, by Mary, dau. of R. McRobb, Esq., of
Aberdeen ; h. 1819 ; m. 1855 Ellen, eldest dau. of
Major-General Yaldwyn, of Blackdown, Sussex.
Educated at Mai'ischal Coll., Aberdeen ; is a Ma-
gistrate for Oxfordshire (High Sheriff 1859). —
Shottover House, neat Wheatley, Oxon ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
G A N D Y^ , Lieutenant-Colonel Frederic (of
Heaves).
Second son of the late Joseph Pilkingtun Bran-
dreth, Esq., M.D., by Alice, 2nd dau. of William
Harper, Esq., of Davenham Hall, co. Chester ;
h. 1812 ; m. 1st 1842 Elizabeth Marianne, dau. of
Lewis Agassiz, Esq., of Stour Lodge, Essex (she
d. 1843) ; 2nd 1846 Jane, eldest dau. of the late
James Gandy, Esq., of Heaves, Justice of Peace,
and Dep. Lieut, for Westmoreland, whose name he
assuined by Royal license in 1859. Educated at
the Charterhouse and Shrewsbury ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Westmoreland, and Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Royal Cumberland Militia ; was
formerly in the Scots Fusilier Guards. — Heaves,
near Milnthorpe, Westmoreland ; Army and Navy
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederic Louis, h. 1843.
GANNON, Nicholas John, Esq. (of Lara).
Only son of the late John Gannon, Esq., of Balli-
boy, CO. Meath, by Elizabeth Henrietta, dau. of
Myles M'Donnell, Esq., of Doo Castle, co. Mayo ;
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
I. 1829 ; s. 1837; ni. 1852 Eliza Patricia, dan. of
iEneas MacDonnell, Esq. Educated at Clongowes
College, Ireland, at Stonyhiirst College, England,
and at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and
Grand Juror for cos. Meath and Kildare. This
family was formerly settled in the county of Meatli,
where the present representative still holds con-
siderable property. His grandfather purchased
the family seat and estate in the co. Kildare about
50 years since. — Lara, near Kilcock, co. Kildare.
Heir, his son John Patrick, h. 1856.
GAED, Hiehard Sommers, Esq. (of Eoiigemont
House).
Son of the late J. Gard, Esq., of North Tawton,
near Barnstaple ; I. 1797; m. 1829 Mary, dau. of
R. Parr, Esq., of Kirton, co. Lincoln. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon (High Sheriff
1852), and a Dep. "Warden of the Stannaries ; has
been M.P. for Exeter since 1857- — Eougemont
House, Exeter ; National and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
GAKDE, Thomas, Esq. (of BaUinacurra).
Eldest son of the late Henry Prendergast Garde,
Esq., of Garryduffe, by Catherine, dau. of the late
Sir Edward Hoare, Bart., of Annabella, co. Cork ;
h. 1807 ; s. 1841. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Cork, and for co. Waterford (High Sheriff
1857). — Ballinacurra House, near Midleton, co.
Cork ; Garryduffe, near Youghal, co. Waterford ;
Union Club, S.W.
GAEDINER, Sir John Broeas WhaUey Smythe,
Bart. (cr. 1783).
Second but only surviving son of the late Sir James
Gardiner, Bart., by Frances, dau. of the late
O. Mosley, Esq., ofBolesworth Castle, co. Chester;
h. 1814 ; s. as 4t.h Bart. 1851. Was formerly in
the Eoyal Navy. The 1st Bart., Sir John Whal-
ley, a.ssumed the name of Gardiner, and was
created a Baronet on succeeding to the estates of
his kinsman Sir W. Gardiner, Bart, (title e.d., cr.
1660). — Pioche Court, near Fareham, Hants ;
Reform Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle John Master, in Holy
Orders, Rector of Staidburn, Lancashire, h. 1793.
GARDINER, Sir Hobert 'William, C.B., K.C.H.
(cr. 1815).
Son of Captain J. Gardiner, by Mary, dau. of J.
Allison, Esq., of Durham, and brother of the late
Sir J. Gardiner, K.C.B. ; h. .1782; m. 1816 Caro-
line Mai-y, dau. of Lieutenant- General Sir J.
Macleod. Educated at Woolwich ; is a General in
the Army, and late Governor of Gibraltar; served
in the Peninsula, and at Waterloo. — Melbourne
Lodge, Claremont, Esher ; United Service Club,
S.W. ; Gun House, St. James's Park, S.W.
Heir, his son Lynedoch, Lieutenant - Colonel
Royal Artillery, h. 1820.
GAKDINEE, Samuel Weave, Esq. (of Coombe
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Charles Wright Gardiner,
Esq., by Mary Anne, dau. of Thomas Chase, Esq.,
of E.I.Co.'s Civil Service, Madras ; b. 1821 ; s. 1842;
m. 1848 Isabella Malet, 2nd dau. of Sir L. V. Palk,
Bart., of Haldon, Devon. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Oxon (High Sheriff 1849) ; was
formerly in the Oxfordshire Militia. Patron of
1 living. — Coombe Lodge, W^hitchurch, near
Reading ; Arthur's Club, S.W. ; 23, Portman
Square, W^.
Heir, his son Charles Lawrence Weare, h. 1849.
GARDlsrEIl (Lord), Alan Legge Gardner (cr.
1806).
Only son of 2nd Lord, by his 2nd wife Charlotte,
dau. of 1st Lord Carington ; h. 1810; s. 1815;
in. 1st 1835 Frances Margaret, dau. of the 1st Lord
Dinorbeu (she d. 1847)'; 2nd 1848 Julia Sarah
Hayfield, dau. of Mr. Fortescue. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; was formerly a Lord in
Waiting on Her Majesty. — Raymede, near Maiden-
head, Berks ; 46, Dover Street, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin Stewart William Gardner,
Esq., h. 1812.
GARDNER, James Tyiite Agg, Esq. (of Hadley
Hoiise).
Eldest son of the late James Agg Gardner, Esq., by
Eulalie Emily, dau. of W. Hopkyns-Northey, Esq.,
of Oving House, Bucks (whom see) ; h. 1846 ;
,^. 1858." Is Lord of the Manor of Cheltenham. —
Hadley House, Bay's Hill, Cheltenham.
Heir Pres., his brother Arthur, h. 1848.
GARDNER, Rev. John (of Skelton).
Eldest sou of the late John Gardner, Esq., of
Sion Hill, Garstang, by Frances, dau. of the late
Daniel Elletson, Esq., of Parrox Hall, co. Lan-
caster ; h. 1823. Educated at Rugby and Trinity
CoU., Cambridge (LL.B. 1847, LL.D. 1853) ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1847, but
subsequently entered Holy Orders ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Lancaster.— Skelton, near Redcar, York-
shire.
GARDNER, John Dunn, Esq. (of Chatteris).
Grandson of the late William D. Gardner, Esq.,
who d. 1831, and -whose name he has assumed;
h. 1811 ; m. 1st 1847 Mary, eldest dau. of the late
Andrew Lawson, Esq., of The Hall, Borough-
bridge, CO. York, formerly M.P. for Kuaresborough ;
2nd 1853 Ada, eldest dau. of Wm. Pigott, Esq., of
Dullingham House, co. Cambridge. Educated at
Westminster ; is a Magistrate for the Isle of Ely,
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cambridge ; was Lligh Sheriff
for Cambridgeshire and Hunts in 1859, M.P. for
Bodmin 1841-7. — Chatteris, Cambridgeshire ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; 4, Grosveuor Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son xYrthur, h. 1851.
GARDNER, Mrs. (of Chaseley Hall).
Lucy, only dau. of Count de Mandelsloh, Minister
Plenipotentiary from Wurtemberg ; m. 1850 Rich-
ard Gardner, Esq., M.P. for Leicester, who d.
1856. — Chaseley Hall, near Manchester; 100,
Eaton Square, S.W.
GARNETT, Henry, Esq. (of "Wyreside).
Third son of the late Robert Garnett, Esq., by
Louisa, dau. of William Walter Lyon, Esq., of
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Tarawortli ; h. 1814 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1839 Harriet,
3rd dau. of Henry Potts, Esq., of Chester. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire. —
Wyreside, near Lancaster.
Beir, his son Charles Henry, &. 1842.
GABlSrETT, Samuel, Esq. (of Siimmerseat).
Second son of the late Samuel Garnett, Esq., by
Mary Eothwell, dau. of Richard Eothwell, Esq., of
Berford, co. Meath ; Ij. 1775 ; s. 1803 ; m. 1st 1804
Alice, dau. of Andrew Ellard, Esq., of Newtown
Ellard, co. Limerick ; 2nd 1818 Mary Anne, dau.
of Thomas Eothwell, Esq., of Eockfield, Kells, co.
Meath. Is a Magistrate for cos. Meath and Dub-
lin. This family is of long standing in co. Meath.
— Sumraerseat, near Clonee, co. Meath ; Kildare
Street Club, Dublin ; Crosthwaite Terrace, Kings-
town, near Dublin.
Heir, his son Samuel, h. 1806 ; m. 1831 Martha,
dau. of Eev. George O'Connor, Rector of Castle-
knock, CO. Dublin.
G-ARlSrSTT, William, Esq. (of QuernmorePark).
Fourth son of the late John Garnett, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Arthur Studart, Esq., of Ulver-
stone, CO. Lancaster; &. 1782 ; m. 1813 Margaret,
dau. of Alexander Carson, Esq., of Liverpool. Is
a Magistrate for co. Lancaster (High Sheriff 1843).
• — Quernmore Park, near Lancaster.
Heir, his son William James (whom see).
GARNETT, William James, Esq. (of Bleasdale
Tower).
Only surviving son of William Garnett, Esq., of
Quernmore Park, Lancashire (whom see) ; h. 1818 ;
. in. 1846 Frances Anne, dau. of the late Eev.
H. Hale, of Kiugswalden, Herts. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844);
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1845 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire ; for-
merly Captain 3rd Eoyal Lancashire Militia ; has
been M.P. for Lancaster since 1857. — Bleasdale
Tower, near Garstang, Lancashire ; Quernmore
Park, near Lancaster.
GARIiriEB, Very E,ev. Thomas, jixu.
Only surviving son of the Very Eev. Thomas Gar-
nier, D.C.L., Dean of Winchester ; 6. 1809 ; m.
1835 Caroline Elizabeth, 5th dau. of the 4th Earl of
Albemarle. Educated at Eton and Worcester
Coll., Oxford ; v/as afterwards Fellow of All Souls
Coll. (B.A. 1830, B.C. 1833, D.C.L. 1859); ap-
pointed Vicar of Lewknor 1835, Eector of Longford,
Derbyshire, 1840, Chaplain to the House of Com-
mons 1849, Eector of Trinity Church, Marylebone,
1850, Dean of Eipon 1859. — The Deanery, Eipon,
Yorkshire ; 5, Upper Harley Street, W.
Heir, his son John, Lieutenant E.E., h. 1830.
GARRARD, Charles Benet Drake, Esq. (of
Lamer Park).
Eldest son of the late C. Drake Garrard, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Miles Barne, Esq., M.P., of Sotterley,
Suffolk ; h. 1806 ; s. 1817 ; m. 1835 Honora Hen-
rietta, eldest dau. of the late Pauncefort Duncombe,
Esq., of Brickhill Manor, Bucks, and sister of Sir
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P. P. Duncombe, Bart. Educated at Westminster
and Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Herts (High Sheriff 1839).— Lamer
Park, Wheathamstead, near St. Alban's, Herts.
GARRATT, John, Esq. (of Bishop's Court).
Eldest son of the late John Garratt, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of E. W. Hodson, Esq. ; h. 1812 ; s. 1859 ;
m. 1838 Anne, dau. of E. Heming, Esq. Educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836) ; caUed
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1837 ; is a Magistrate
for Devon, and a Captain Eoyal 1st Devon Yeo-
manry Cavalry. — Bishop's Court, near Exeter,
Devon ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Arthur Thomas, h. 1842.
GARRETT, Sir Robert, K.C.B. (cr. 1857).
Eldest son of the late John Garrett, Esq., of Elling-
ton, by Elizabeth, dau. of E. Gore, Esq., of St.
Peter's, Isleof Thanet ; h. 1794 ; m. 1st 1814 Char-
lotte Georgiana Sophia, da.u. of Lord E. Bentinck ;
2nd 1821 Louisa, widow of W. Devaynes, Esq.
Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate aud Dep.
Lieut, for Kent ; entered the Army in 1811 ; served
in the Peninsular War 1811-13 ; has received the
war medal with clasps for Fuentes d'Onor, Sala-
manca, Vittoria, and the Pyrenees ; appointed to
command a brigade at Gibraltar 1856, in the
Crimea 1857, and to command a division in India
the same year, with local rank of Major-General.—
Ellington, Isle of Thanet, Kent ; United Service
Club, S.W.
Heir,h\s son Algernon Robert, l. 1825 ; m. 1856
Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel Charles King, late on the
staff in Dublin, and formerly Lieutenant-Colonel
16th Lancers.
GARRETT, William, Esq. (of Janeville).
Son of the late James Garrett, Esq. (who Vv'as twice
High Sheriff of co. Carlow), by Jane, dau. of John
Perkins, Esq., of Ballintrane Castle, co. Carlow ;
h. 1783 ; s. 1818 ; ra. 1809 Margaret, dau. of
Samuel Eaymond, Esq., of Eiversdale, co. Kerry.
Educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge ; appointed
Captain 1st Carlow Yeomanry Cavalry 1805 ; was
High Sheriff of co. Clarlow 1806. This family is
descended from Sir W. Garrett, Lord Mayor of
London 1555. — Janeville, or Kilgarron, near
Fenagh, co. Cai'low.
Heir, his son James Perkins, Eector of Kellis-
town, CO. Carlow ; h. 1810 ; );;. 1834 Caroline
Anne Elizabeth, dau. of the late Hugh Moore, Esq.,
of Eglantine House, co. Down, and sister of the
Countess Anuesle'y.
GARVAGH (Lord) Charles Henry Speneei'
George Canning (cr. 1818).
Only son of the 1st Lord, by his 2nd \vife Rosabella
Charlotte Isabella, dau. of the late H. Bonham,
Esq., of Titnest Park, Berks ; h. 1826 ; s. 1840 ;
m. 1851 Cecilia, only dau. of the late John Euggles-
Brise, Esq., of Spain's Hall, Essex. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Londonderry ; late Captain West Essex Militia ;
was formerly Captain 10th Hussars. The 1st Lord
was cousin of the Right Hon. G. Canning, father of
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Earl Canning. — Garvagli House, co. Londonderry ;
Canning's Town, co. Cavan ; Carlton, and Army
and Navy Clubs, ,S.W. ; 9, Sus.sex Terrace, W.
Jhir, hi.s son Charles John Spencer Gjeorge,
6. 1852.
GASKELL, Henry Lomax, Esq.. (of Kiddinston
HaU).
Second son of the late Henry Gaskell, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of — Louiax, Esq. ; b. 1813 ; s. 1819 ;
m. 1845 Alice, dau. of Samuel Brooks, Esq., of
Whallej^ Kange, Withington, co. Lancaster. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Ijieut. for co. Lancaster, a
]\Iagistrate for Oxon (High Sheriff 1858), and Lieut.
(|)ueen's Own Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. — Kid-
dington Hall, near AYoodstock, Oxon.
Heir, his son Henry Brooks, h. 184C.
GASKELL, James Milnes, Esq. (of Thomas
House).
Only son of the late Benjamin Gaskell, Esq. (many
years M.P. for Maldon, who d. 1856), by Mary,
eldest dau. of the late Dr. Brandreth. of Liverpool ;
h. 1810 ; ra. 1832 Mary, 2nd dau. of the late IJight
Hon. C. W. Williams Wynn, M.P. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; has been M.P. for
Wenlock since 1832 ; was a Lord of the Treasury
1841-6. This family was formerly settled at Clifton,
CO. Lancaster. — Thornes House, near Wakefield,
Y^'orkshire ; The Abbey, Wenlock, co. Salop ;
Oxford and Cambridge, and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ;
12, Stratford Place, W.
GASKELL, John Upton, Esq. (of Ingersley
HaU).
Eldest sou of the late Thomas Gaskell, Esq., by
Mary L'pton, only dau. of Abraham Slack, Esq., of
Longsight House, and grand-dau. and co-heiress
of John Upton, Esq. ; h. 1804 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1843
Margaret Elizabeth, only dau. of Samuel Grim-
t>ha\ve, Esq. Educated at Macclesfield and Mag-
dalen Hall, Oxford (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1831); is a
Magistrate for co. Chester. — Ingersley Hall, Rainow,
near JNIacclesfield, Cheshire.
Heir, his son John Francis Upton, h. 1852.
GATAKER, George, Esq. (of MildenhaU).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Gataker, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of John Swale, Esq., of MildenhaU ;
h. 1792 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1829 Sophia Sarah, 2nd
dau. of H. S. Partridge, Esq., of Hockham Hall,
Norfolk. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Suffolk, and a Magistrate for cos. Cambridge and
Bedford.— MildenhaU, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Melraoth William, 6. 1841.
GAUSSEN", David Campbell, Esq. (of Lakeview
House).
Eldest son of the late David Gaussen, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of John Ash, Esq., of Magherafelt, co.
Londonderry ; b. 1815 ; s. 1853. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1836) ; called to the
Irish Bar 1838 ; is a Magistrate for co. London-
derry, and a Conservator of Fisheries for Lough
Nenagh. This family is of Huguenot extraction. —
Lakeview House, Magherafelt, co. Londonderry.
Ilkir Prcs., his brother Thomas Lovett, (.Com-
mander E.N., b. 1818,
GAUSSEN", Robert "William, Esq. (of Brook-
man's Park).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Robert Gaussen,
Esq., by Cecilia, dau. of William Franks, Esq.,
of Woodhill, Herts ; b. 1814 ; s. 1818 ; vi. 1841
Elizabeth Christian, dau. of James Casamajor, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.. Cambridge
(B.A. 1835, M.A. 1838) ; is a Magistrate for Herts
(High Sheriff 1841) ; was Attach^ to H.M.'s Lega-
tion at Stockholm 1836-8. — Brookman's Park, near
Hatfield, Herts ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert George, b. 1843.
GAVIN", George O'Halloran, Esq. (of KiLfeacon
House).
Son of the late Michael Gavin, Esq., of Limerick,
by Margaret, dau. of J. O'Halloran, Esq. ; 0. 1810;
;/(. 1855 Jane, dau. of M. Westropp, Esq. Entered
the 16th Lancei-s 1827 ; became Major in the Army
1S46 ; retired 1850 ; is a Magistrate for co. Lime-
rick ; was M.P. for Limerick Feb. -May 1858 ; re-
chosen 1859. — Kilfeacon House, near Limerick;
United Service Club, S.W.
GAY, James, Esq. (of Thtu-ning Hall).
Second son of the late John Gay, Esq., by Frances,
dau. of Richard Johnson, Esq., of Clay-next-the-
Sea ; b. 1784 ; m. 1822 Mary, eldest dau. and co-
heiress of the late W^illiam Lee, Esq., of Upwell,
Norfolk. Educated at the Gresham Grammar-
school, Holt, Norfolk ; appointed Deputy-Secretary
to Government at Ceylon 1810, and Second Com-
missioner for the affairs of the Ivandyan Provinces
1816 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk,
and a Magistrate for the Isle of Ely ; was High
Sheriff of Cambiidgeshire and Hunts 1856 ; in the
year 1806 was Lieutenant in the St. George's,
Hanover Square, Volunteers. This family has
been resident at Aldborough, in Norfolk, since
1625. — Thurning Hall, Aldborough, Norfolk.
Heir, his son John, M.A., of Magdalen Coll.,
Cambridge, b. 1826.
GEALE, Hamilton, Esq. (of Darraghmore).
Second surviving son of the late Piers Geale, Esq.,
l)y Catherine, dau. of William Crofton, Esq., and
niece of the late Sir M. L. Crofton, Bart., of Mote
Park, CO. Roscommon ; b. 1814 ; s. his wife's uncle,
Frederick Bevan, Esq., of Camass, 1852 ; ra. 1840
Elizabeth, dau. the late John Lee, Esq., of Killo-
nahan, co. Limerick, and widow of the late Henry
George Heard, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; called to the Bar at Gr.ay's Inn 1841 ; is a
ilagistrate forco. Limerick. This family, a branch
of the ancient family of this name in the North of
England, has long been settled in Ireland, and
seated at Geale Mount, co. Kilkenny. — Darragh-
more, near Kiifinane, co. Limerick ; ^V'indham
Club, S.W.
GEARY, Sir V/illiam Richard Powlett, Bart,
(or. 1782).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Geary, Bart,
(who was M.P. for Kent 1796-1818), by Henrietta,
dau. of Richard Nevile, Esq., of Furnace, co. Kil-
dare, and widow of Edward Bering, Esq. ; b.
1810 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1825 ; w. 1835 Louisa, dau,
24b
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Get
of Hon. Charles Andrew Bruce, and grand-dau. of
the late Earl of Elgin. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Kent ; was M.P. for W. Kent 1835-8.—
Oxonlieath, near Tunbridge, Kent.
Heir Prcs., his lirother Francis, h. 1816; m. 1st
1852 Mary Isabella, dau. of Francis Grant, Esq.,
of The Lodge, Melton Mowbray ; 2nd 1856 Fanny
Isabella, dau. of Andrew Redmon Prior, Esq.
G-ENNYSS.
(See Ilenn-Gennyss.)
GElxTT, George, Esq. (of Moyns Park).
Ron of the late Rev. John Gent, Vicar of Stoke-by-
Nayland, Suffolk, bj' Mary Cream ; 6. 179^ ; s. his
kinsman in 1856; m. 1822 Jane, dau. of Thomas
Willows, Esq., of Golden Square, London. The
estate of Moyns came into possession of the Gent
family in the reign of Henry YL, by intermarriage
witli the family of Le Moyns, who possessed it
fi'om the Conquest. — Moyns Park, Steeple Bump-
stead, near Halstead, Essex.
Jlcir, his daughter Eleanor Mary.
G-EOEGE, John, Esq., Q.C. (of Cahore House).
Eldest son of the late John George, Esq., of Dublin
and Cahore, co. Wexford, by Emily Jane, dau. of
Richard Fox, Esq., of Dublin ; b. 1804 ; s. 1837 ;
m. 1st 1832 Sarah Rosanna, dau. of Isaac Matthew
D'Olier, Esq. ; 2nd 1848 Mary Carleton L'Estr.ange,
dau. of C'hristopher L'Estrange Carleton, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1822,
M.A. 1824) ; called to the Irish Bar 1826, to the
English Bar 1828, appointed Q. C. 1846, and
Solicitor-General for Ireland 1859 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Wexford ; was M.P. for co. ^Vexford
1852-7, rechosen 1859. — Cahore House, Gorey, co.
.Wexford ; 45, Fitzwilliara Square, Dublin ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son John D'Olier, h. 1836.
GEB.ABD, Sir Robert Tolver, Bart. (cr. 1611).
Eldest son of the late J(jhn Gerard, Esq., of
Windle Hall, co. Lancaster (who d. 1822), by
Elizabeth, dau. of E. Ferrers, Esq., of Baddesley
Clinton, co. Warwick ; b. 1808 ; s. his brother as
13th Bart. 1854 ; m. 1849 Harriet, dau. of E.
Clifton, Esq. Educated at Oscott ; is Lieutenant-
Colonel Lancashire Hussars, and a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lancaster (High Sheriff 1859) ; was formerly
iu the Carabineei's. — Garswood, near Warrington,
Lancashire; Clarendon Hotel, W.
Heir, his son William C'ansfield, b. 1851.
GERARD, Frederic Sewallis, Esq. (of AspuU
House).
Fifth son of the late John Gerard, Esq., of
AV'indle Hall, co. Lancaster, by Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Edward Ferrers, Esq., of Baddesley C'linton,
CO. Warwick ; b. 1811 ; m. 1835 Mary Anne, dau. of
the Rev. Thomas Wilkinson, Vicar of Kirk Hallam,
CO. Derby. Educated at Oscott Coll. ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and Major
Lancashire Hussars ; was formerly Lieutenant 9th
Lancers. — AspuU House, near Warrington, Lan-
cashire.
Heir, his son Frederic, Lieutenant 23rd Royal
Welsh Fusiliers, b. 1839.
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GERARD, Arcliibald, Esq. (of Roclisoles).
Second son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel John
Gerard, H.E.I.C, by Dorothea Montagu, dau. of
Rev. Archibald Alison, of Edinburgh ; b. 1812 ;
s. 1837 ; VI. 1839 Euphemia Erskine, eldest dau.
of the late Sir John Robison, K.H. Educated at
Edinburgh and Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is
a Magistrate for co. Lanark, and Major Lanarkshire
Yeomanry Cavalry ; M-as formerly in the 92nd High-
landers. This family is believed to be a branch of
the Gerard family in Lancashire, and came to Scot-
land about the year 1688. — Rochsoles, near Airdrie,
Lanarkshire.
Heir, his son John, b. 1840.
GERVAIS, Francis John, Esq. (of Cecil),
Only son of the late Rev. Francis Gervais, by
Katherine Jane, dau. of Michael Tisdall, Esq., of
Charlesfort, co. Meath ; b. 1819 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1852
Annie Catherine, eldest dau. of Rev. J. R. Young,
Rector of Killmarron, co. JMonaghan. Educated
at Cheam, Surrey, and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1843, M.A. 1847); is a Magistrate force. Tyrone
(High Sheriff 1846). This family was formerly
of Languedoc, France, and came over to Ireland
at the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. — Cecil,
near Augher, co. Tyrone ; Friendly Brothers' Club,
Dublin.
Heir, his son Francis Peter, b. 1858.
GERVIS, Sir George Eliott Meyrick Tapps,
Bart. (cr. 1791).
Eldest son of the late vSir George William Tapps,
2nd Bart, (who assumed the additional name of
Gervis in 1836), by Clara, dau. of Augustus Eliott
Fuller, Esq., of Rosehill and Ashdown ; b. 1827 ;
s. as 3rd Bart. 1842 ; m. 1849 Fanny, dau. of Chris-
topher Harland, Esq., of Ashbourne, co. Derby.
Is a Magistrate for Hants, and Patron of 1 living.
— Hinton House, near Christ Church, Hants.
Heir, his son George, b. 1853.
GETHIIf, Sir Richard, Bart. (cr. 1665).
Eldest son of the late Captain Richard Gethin, by
Jane, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel South, of Heavi-
tree, near Exeter ; b. 1823 ; s. his grandfather as
7th Bart. 1837 ; r.i. 1846 Frances Wellcr, dau. of
George Weller Foley, Esq., of Boxted Hall, Suf-
folk. Was formerly in the 1st Dragoon Guards
and Slst foot ; enjoys the local rank of Captain in
Turkey. — Thornbury, near Ryde, Isle of Wight ;
The Mall, co. Sligo.
Heir, his son Richard Charles Percy, b. 1847.
GETHITsT, John, Esq. (of Ballindoon).
Eldest son of the late John Gethin, Esq. (2nd son
of the late Sir Richard Giethin, Bart.), by Margaret,
dau. of David Jones, Esq., of Bensfort, co. Meath ;
b. 1798 ; s. 1800 ; m. 1830 Anne Stuart, dau. of
Jones TafFe Irwin, Esq. Educated at Wadhani
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821) ; was High Sheriff for
CO. Siigo 1827. — Ballindoon, near Castlebaldwin,
CO. Sligo.
Heir, his son John, a Magistrate for co. Sligo
and Captain Sligo Rifle regiment ; b. 1831 ; m.
185S Emmeline, dau. of T. Horsfall, Esq., of Burley
Hall, CO, York.
Gib]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
GIBBARD, John, Esq. (of Sharnbrook House).
Eldest son of the late John Gibbard, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of the late Leonard Hampson, Esq. ;
6. 18 — . Educated at the Charterhouse; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bedfordshire. —
Sharnbrook House, near Bedford.
GIBBES, Sir Samuel Osborne, Bart, (cr. 1774).
Only son of the late Samuel Osborne Gibbes, Esq.,
by a dau. of the late — Bishop, Esq., of Exeter,
Devon ; l. 1803 ; s. his grandfather as 2nd Bart.
1815 ; m. 1st 1825 Margaret, dau. of Henry Moore,
Esq., of Cremorgan, Queen's co. ; 2nd 1848 Anne,
dau. of llichard Penny, Esq., of Dorset.— Sydney,
Australia; Carlton Club, S.W.
//ci'r, his son Henry James Osborne, h. 1834.
GIBBOWS, Sir John, Bart. (er. 1752).
Eldest son of the late John Gibbons, Esq., of Stan-
well, Middlesex, by Charlotte, dau. of Sir Charles
Watson, Bart., of Wratting Park, co. Cambridge ;
h. 1825 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1844. Educated at Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1846, M.A. 1849) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ; was formerly
Major West Middlesex Militia.— Stanwell Place,
near Staines, Middlesex ; Conservative and Uni-
versity Clubs, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Charles, Lieutenant
E.N., h. 1826.
G-IBBS, Henry Hvrcks, Esq. (of Aldenham).
Eldest son of the late George Henry Gibbs, Esq.,
by Caroline, 6th dau. of the Piev. Charles Crawley,
LL.B., Rector of Stowe, co. Northampton ; h. 1819 ;
m>. 1845 Louisa Anne, 3rd dau. of William Adams,
Esq., LL.D., and the Hon. Mary Anne Adams, of
Thorpe, Surrey. Educated at Kugby and Exeter
Coll., O.xford (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844) ; is a Direc-
tor of the Bank of England. This family was for-
merly of Clyst St. George, co. Devon. — Aldenham
Park, near Elstree, Herts ; Oxford and Cr.mbridge
Club, S.W. ; St. Dunstan's, Pvegent's Park, N.W.
Jhir, his son Alban George Henry, h. 1846.
GIESOIM, Joseph, Esq. (of Whelprigg).
Eldest son of the late William Gibson, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of — Pobinson, Esq., of lligmaden ;
h. 1805 ; m. 1841 Anne, 3rd dau. of Ilegiuald lle-
mington, Esq., of Crowtrees Melling. co. Lancaster,
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Westmoreland.
■ — Whelprigg, near Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmore-
lan.l.
Ilea; his son Joseph, h. 1844.
GIBSONE, John Chr.ries Hope, Esq. (of Pent-
land).
Only son of Major-General David Anderson Gib-
Bone, by Helen, only dau. and heiress of the late
Sir John Gibsone, Bart., of Pentland ; h. 1810;
s. 1843; III. 1835 Jane Louisa, only dau. of Hugh
Saye Bringloe, Esq., of Edinburgh. Educated at
Harrow and Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Edinburgh and a Colonel in the
Army ; was formerly in the 7th Dragoon Guards ;
appointed Commandant Cavalry Depot, Canter-
buiy, 1857. — Pentland, near Edinburgh ; United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, Lieutenant 17th Lancers,
I. 1838.
GIPFAKD, Edward, Esq. (of Kileorrall),
Second son of the late Sir A. H. GifFard, Knt., by
Harriet, dau. of Lovell Pennell, Esq., of Lyme
Regis, Dorset; l>. 1812; s. 1833; m. 1844 Rosa-
mond Catherine, dau. of William Pennell, Esq.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Pembroke Coll.,
Oxford ; entered the Admiralty 1833 ; appointed
Secretary of the Transport Board 1855. This
family was formerly of Halsbury and Brightley,
Devon, where they were settled temp. Henry II. —
Kilcorrall, co. Wexford ; Spring Grove, Hampton,
Middlesex ; Admiralty, S.W. ; Athenseum Club,
S.W.
Ildr, his son John Hardinge, I. 1847. j
GIPFORD (Earl of).
(See under Tweeddalc.)
GIPPOED (Lord), Robert Francis Giflford (or.
1824).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord (who was for some time
Lord Chief Justice and Master of the Rolls), by
Harriet Maria, dau. of the late Rev. E. Drewe, of
Broadhambury, Devon ; 1. 1817 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1845
Frederica Charlotte, dau. of Admiral the Right
Hon. Sir JIaurice F. F, Berkeley, K.C.B. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; was formerly
Lieutenant Cth Dragoon Guards. — Hinton Hall,
near Hereford ; 49, Pall Mall, S.W.
Heir, his sou Edric Frederic, h. 1849.
GIPPORD, Hon. and Rev, George Robert.
Fourth .son of the 1st Lord Gifiord ; h. 1826 ; m.
1853 Mary Anne, dau. of T. Norbury, Esq. Edu-
cated at Cuius Coll., C^ambridge (M.A. 1849) ;
appointed Rector of Littleton 1856. — Littleton
Rectory, near Chertsey, Surrey.
GIPPORD, Hon. and Rev, John,
Second son of the 1st Lord Gifford ; h. 1821 ; m. 1851
Alice Fanny, dau. of E. S. Drewe, Esq. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh and Emmanuel Coll., Cam-
bridge (jM.A. 1844) ; appointed Yicar of Shalford
and Perpetual Curate of St. Martha's, Chilworth,
1847, Rector of Widworthy 1855 ; is a JNIagistrate
for Devon. — Widworthy Rectory, near Honiton,
Devon.
GIPPORD, Rev. WiUiain (of Ballysop).
Eldest son of tlie late Nicholas Gifford, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of G. Glascott, Esq., of Alderton ;
?'. 1795 ; s. 1830; vu. 1824 Arabella, dau. of the
Rev. W. Stephens. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1817) ; is a Magistrate for co. Wex-
ford, and Rector of Magheesha, co. Cork. This
family is of English extraction, but went over to
Ireland temp. Charles I., and descend from the
Giffords of Chiltington, co. Stafford, who are
sprung from Osborne De Bolebeck, temp. Con-
queror.— Ballysop, near New Ross, co. AVexford.
Heir, his son Walter Stephens, a Magistrate for
CO. Wexford, I. 1825,
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THE UNITED KINC4D0M,
[Gil
GILBERT, Sir Francis Hastings, Bart, (cr,
1851),
Eldest son of the late Sir Walter Raleigh Gilbert,
Bart., who M'as distinguished for his military
services in India, by Isabella Rose, dau. of Major
Thomas Ross, R.A. ; h. 1816 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1853,
Is British Consul at Alexandria. — Alexandria.
GILBEE.T, Caa'ew Davies, Esq, (of Trelissick).
Only son of the late John Davies Crilbert, Esq., by
Anne Dorothea, dau. of the late Lord Carew,
K.P., of Castleborough, Ireland, and grandson of
the late Davies Giddy (afterwards Gilbert), Esq.,
of Eastbourne, Sussex (some time President of the
Royal Society) ; h. 1852 ; s. 1854. Is sole repre-
sentative of the Gildredges and Gilberts of East-
bourne, and of the Davies and Giddy families of
Cornwall. — Trelissick, near Truro, Cornwall; East-
bourne, Sussex.
Heir, his aunt Catherine ; m. 1833 John Samuel
Enys, Esq., of Enys, co. Cornwall.
GILBERT, "Walter Raleigh (of Bodmin Priory).
Second son of the late Rev. J. P. Gilbert, by Mary,
dau. of Matthew Storm, Esq., of Ilfracombe,
Devon ; h. 1813 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1848 Mariamne
Charlotte Isabella, dau. of William Peters, Esq.,
of Ashfold, Sussex. Educated at 'Woolwich ; is a
Magistrate for Cornwall, and a Lieutenant-Colonel
R.A. ; was formerly in the Royal regiment of
Horse Artillery. (For an account of this family see
Gilbert's "History of Cornwall.") — The Priory,
Bodmin, Cornwall ; Junior United Service Club.
S.W.
Heir, his son Walter Raleigh, h. 1849.
GILBERTS 023", WilUam, Esq. (of Coed Park).
Second son of Matthias Gilbertson, Esq., by Fanny,
dau. of Robert Ceilings, Esq., Merchant, of Lon-
don ; h. 1810; m. 1835 Eliza, eldest dau. of Francis
Braniah, Esq., C.E., of London. Educated at
Shrewsbury School ; is a Magistrate for co. Gla-
morgan.— Coed Park, Michaelstone, near Taibach,
Glamorganshire ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Matthias, h. 1836.
GILES-PULLER, Clu-istopher WiUiam, Esq. (of
Yormgsbury).
Only son of the late Sir 0. Puller (some time Chief
Justice at Calcutta), by Louisa, dau. of Joseph
King, Esq., of Taplow, Bucks ; b. 1807 ; m. 1831
Emily, youngest dau. of the late W. Blake, Esq. ;
assumed the additional name of Giles in 1857.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1828,
M.A. 1832) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1832, and practised in Court of Chancery, but has
retired ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Herts; has been M.P. for Herts since 1857. —
Young.sbury, near Ware, Herts ; Athenseum and
Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Arthur Giles, l. 1833.
GILL, Rev. 'William (of Venn).
Eldest son of the late William Gill, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, eldest dau. of William Bredall, Esq., of
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Tavistock ; h. 1817; s, 1830. Educated at Ottery
St. Mary and Magdalen Hall, Oxford (B.A. 1839) ;
is a Magistrate for Devon. — Venn, near Tavistock,
Devon.
GILLANDERS, James Falconer, Esq. (of High-
field),
Fourth and only surviving son of the late John
Gillanders, Esq., by Jane Falconer, dau. of John
Mackenzie, Esq., of Allangrange ; h. 1811 ; s. 1852 ;
m. 1852 Margaret Amy, dau. of Major Robertson,
of Kindeace. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Ross-shire. — Highfield, near Beauly, Inverness-
shire, N.B.
Heir, his son George Francis, h. 1854.
GILLBANKS, Jackson, Esq, (of Whitefield
House).
Only son of the late Joseph Gillbanks, Esq., of
Whitefield, Cumberland, who was a Dep. Lieut, and
Magistrate for Cumberland and an eminent Mer-
chant in Jamaica, by Mary, dau. of R. Jackson,
Esq., of Norman by, co. York ; 5. 1820 ; s. 1853.
Educated at Sedburg and St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1842, LL.B, 1845) ; called to the Bar
at Gray's Inn 1850; is Patron of the living of
Uldale, and a Magistrate for Cumberland. — White-
field House, near Wigton.
GILLMAIvT, James Herbert, Esq. (of Oakmount),
Only son of the late James Gillman, Esq., Justice
of Peace (who d. 1858), by Elizabeth Sarah, only
dau. of the late Herbert Gillman, Esq., Justice of
Peace, of Bennett's Grove, co. Cork ; h. 1845, —
Oakmount, Dunmanway, co, Cork,
GILLUM, Stephen Fryer, Esq. (of Middleton
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Stephen Fryer Gillum, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Prideaux Selby, Esq., of
Twizell House, co. Northumberland ; I. 1812 ;
s. 1826 ; m. 18 — Mary Anne, eldest dau. and co-
heiress of the late Thomas Forster, Esq., of Adder-
stone, Northumberland, and Joanna, dau. and
heiress of John Robinson, Esq., of Tuggall Hall,
Northumberland (see that family). Educated at
St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833, M.A,
1835) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for North-
umberland.— Middleton Hall, near Eelford, North-
umbeiland ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Stephen Fryer, h. 1843.
GILPIK, Charles, Esq.
Son of the late J. Gilpin, of Bristol ; h. 1815 ; ra.
1840 Anna, youngest dau. of William Crouch, Esq.,
of Falmouth. Is a Member of the Society of
Friends ; a Director of the South-Eastern Railway
and the National Provident Institution, and Chair-
man of the National Freehold Land Society ; a
Member of the Common Council of the City of
London ; has been M.P. for Northampton since
1857.— Reform Club, S.W. ; 10, Bedford Square,
W.C.
GILPIN, Colonel Richard Thomas (of Hockliffe
Grange).
Only son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Richard
Gilpin, by a dau. of W, Wilkinson, Esq. ; h. 1801 ;
Gip]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Edu-
in. 1831 Louisa, dau. of General G. Browne.
cated at lliigby and Cli. Coll., Cambridge ; is a
JMagistrate and Dej). Lieut, for Beds and Bucks,
and Colonel Bedfordshire Militia ; has been M.P.
for Bed.? since ISol. — Hockliffe Grange, near Dun-
stable, Beds ; Carlton and L^nited Service Clubs,
S.W. ; 121, Pall Mall, S.W.
GIPPS, Lady.
Elizabeth, dau. of IMajor-General Ramsay; '/». 1830
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir George Gipps, E.E., who
d. 1847.— 11, Chester Street, S.W.
Heir, her son Eeginald, Lieutenant- Colonel
Scots Fusilier Guards, b. 1832.
GISBOENE, Thomas Guy, Esq. (of Yoxal
Lodge).
Second but only surviving son of the late Thomas
Gi.sborne, Esq. (who was many years M.P. for X.
Derbyshire, Nottingham, Carlow, &c.), by Eliza-
beth, dau. of C. Fyshe Palmer, Esq., M.P. for
Heading, and grandson of the Rev. T. Gisborne,
Prebendary of Durham ; h. 1812; m. 1819 Emily
Wingfield, dau. of the 13th Lord Sa3'e and Sele.
Is a Magistrate for co. Stafford and a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby; was formerly an
Officer in the 60th Rifles and in the Staffordshire
Yeomanry. — Yoxal Lodge, near Burton-on-Trent,
Staffordshire ; Howick House, near Chapel-en-le-
Frith, Derbyshire.
GIVEElSr, Butler Mildmay, Esq. (of Rock
Castle).
Third but only surviving son of the late Robert
Giveen, Esq., by Caroline, dau. of Nicholas Hall,
Esq., of Brighton and the Elms, Maidenhead ; b,
1823 ; s. 1852 ; /)(. 1851 Fanny de Neuf Ville, dau.
of Robert de Neuf Ville Lucas, Esq. Entered the
10th Hussars 1846, retired 1856 ; is a Magistrate
for cos. Londonderry and Antrim. This family has
been settled for many generations in the county of
Londonderry. — Rock Castle, Portstewart, near
Coleraine, co. Londonderry ; Junior L'nited Service
Club, S.W.
Mcir, his son Robert Hugli, /-. 1852.
GLADSTONE, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1846).
Eldest son of the late Sir J. Gladstone, Bart., by
his 2nd wife Aim, dau. of A. Robertson, Esq., of
Dingwall. N.B., and brother of the Right Hon.
W. E. Gladstone, M.P. ; b. 1804 ; .?. as 2nd Bart.
1851 ; m. 1835 Louisa, dau. of R. Fellowes, Esq.,
of Shottesbam Park, Norfolk. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1825) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kincardine, and D.C.L.,
Oxou ; was M.P. for Queenborough, Portarlington,
and Leicester 1830-7. — Bowden Park, near Chip-
penham, Wilts ; Fasque, near Laurencekirk, Kin-
cardineshire, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Robert, b. 1852.
GLADSTONE, Captain John IsTeilsou (of Bow-
den Park).
2nd son of the late Sir John Gladstone, Bart., by
Ann, dau. of A. Robertson, Es([., of Blackwell.s,
Dingwall, N.B., and brother of the Right Hon.
W. E. Gladstone, M.P. ; b. 1807 ; m. 1839 Eliza-
beth Honoria, dau. of Sir R. Bateson, Bart., of
Belvoir Park, Belfast. Educated at the Royal
Naval Coll., Portsmouth; entered the Navy 1820 ;
became Commander 1842 ; is a Magistrate for
Wilts (High Sheriff 1859); was M.P. for Walsall
1841-2, for Ipswich 1842-7, for Devizes 1852-7;
re-chosen 1859. — Bowden Park, near Chippenham,
Wilts ; Carlton and United Service Clubs, S.W. ;
42, LTpper Brook Street, W.
Jlcir, his son John Evelyn, b. 1855.
GLADSTONE, Eight Hon. WilKam Ewart,
D.C.L.
b. 1809; m. 1839 Katharine, dau. of the late Sir
5. R. Glynne, Bart. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. double First Class 1831, M.A. 18—);
was a Lord of the Treasury 1834-5, Under-Secre-
tary for the Colonies Januarj' — April, 1835, Master
of the ^lint and Vice-President of the Board of
Trade 1841-3, President of the Board of Trade
1843-5, Colonial Secretary 1845-6, Chancellor of
the Exchequer 1852-5, reappointed 1859 ; was
M.P. for Newark 1832-45 ; has represented the
L^niversity of Oxford since 1847. — Carlton and L^ni-
versity Clubs, S.W. _; 11, Carlton Terrace, S.W.
JItii; his son William Henry, b. 1840 ; educated
at Eton and Cli. Ch., Oxford.
GLADSTONE, William, Esq., P.RG.S.
Son of the late Robert Gladstone, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of A. Steuart, Esq. ; b. 1809 ;
m. 1837 Charlotte Louisa Alexandrina, dau. of
George Watkin Kenrick, Esq., of Mertyn Hall, co.
Flint, and Moore Hall, co. Salop. Educated at
the L^niversity of Glasgow ; is a Magistrate for
]\Iiddlesex, and a Commissioner of Lieutenancy for
the City of London ; a Governor of Christ's Hos-
pital ; Treasurer of the Philanthropliic Society ;
Partner in the firm of Thomson, Bonar, and Co., of
St. Petersburg and London, and L)eputy Chair-
man of St. Katharine Docks. This family is Scotch,
its present head being Sir Thomas Gladstone, Bart,,
of Fasque, co. Kincardine. — Fitzroy Park, High-
gate, N. : Travellers' Club, S.W.
GLANVILLE, Francis, Esq. (of Catehfreneh).
Eldest son of the late Francis Glanville, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Fanshawe, Esq., R.N.,
Commissioner of Plymouth Dockyard ; b. 1797 ;
s. 1840 ; m. 1821 Amabel, 6th dau. of the late
Right Hon. Reginald Pole Carew, of Antony,
Cornwall. Educated at Eton ; entered the Army
(1st Grenadier Guards) 1815 ; retired in 1822 ; is'a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon and Corn-
wall. This family is lineally descended from Sir
John Glanvill, Serjeant-at-Law, and Speaker of the
House of Commons 1640 (who was 3rd son of Sir
John Glanvill, one of the Justices of the Common
Pleas in 1598), of Halwell House, Tavistock,
where the family had been settled three centuries
(ride Prince's " Worthies "), being supposed to
have descended from Ranulph de Glanvil, Chief
Justiciary of England temp. Henry II. — Cateh-
freneh, near St. German's, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Francis Robert, Captain E.A.,
6. 1827.
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GLASCOTT, Eev. Cradock John (of Seaton).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Cradock Glascott, by
Mary, dau. of William Edmonds, Esq. ; h. 1785 ;
.9. 1832; m. 1814 Georgina Goodwin, dau. of
Edniond Fearon Bourke, Esq., of the family of the
Viscounts Bourke, of co. Mayo (a title now dor-
mant). Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1807) ; appointed Rector of Seaton 1838. This is
a branch of the family of Glascott of Killowen. —
Seaton Rectory, near Axminster, Devon.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas, in Holy Orders,
h, 1786 ; m. Caroline Augusta, dau. of William
Morris, Esq., a Judge at Barbados.
GLASCOTT, George, Esa. (of Valentia).
Second son of the late John Glascott, Esq., of
Killowen, by Beata, dau. of Henry Archer, Esq.,
of Ballyseskin ; h. 1806 ; m. 1835 Wilhelmina, dau.
of John Lloyd Edwardes, Esq., of Camolin Park,
CO. Wexford. Is a Magistrate for co. Wexford ;
was agent to the Mountnorris estates till they were
sold in 1853. This family is a branch of the Glas-
cotts of Killowen. — Valentia, near Camolin, co.
Wexford.
GLASCOTT, John, Esa. (of Killowen).
Eldest son of the late John Glascott, Esq., by
Beata, dau. of Henry Archer, Esq., of Ballyseskin,
CO. Wexford : h. 1802 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1829 Mary, dau.
of Richard Donovan, Esq., of Ballymore. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1822, M.A.
1833) ; called to the Irish Bar 1830. This family
was formerly called Glasscock, and were situated
at High Estre, in Essex, where John Glasscock was
living in 1368. In 1644 William, 4th son of John
Glasscock, then of High Estre, settled in Wexford,
and the name has been ever since called Glascott.
— Killowen, Priest Haggard, near New Ross, co.
Wexford.
Heir, his son John Henry, a Magistrate for co.
Wexford, h. 1830.
GLASCOTT, V/'illiam Madden, Esq. (of Alder-
town).
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Glascott, by
Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Samuel Madden, of
CO. Kilkenny ; h. 1806 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1836 Elizabeth
Harriet Lucy, dau. of Major James Boyd, of Ross-
lare, co. Wexford. Educated at Trinity CoU.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Wexford (High
Sheriff 1834). This family is a branch of the
Glascotts of Killowen. — Aldertown, Priest Hag-
gard, near New Ross, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son W^illiam', Ensign 30th regiment,
I. 1837.
GLASGO'W (Earl of), James Carr-Boyle (or.
1703).
Eldest surviving son of the 4th Earl, by Augusta,
dau. of the 14th Earl of ErroU ; h. 1792 ; s. 1843 ;
n. 1821 Georgina, dau. of E. Hay Mackenzie,
Esq., of New Hall. Sits in the House of Peers
as Lord Ross, U.K. {cr. 1815) ; is a Captain R.N.,
on reserved half-pay ; Lord-Lieutenant and Sheriff
of CO. Renfrew, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Bute. — ■
Crawford Priory, near Fife, N.B. ; Hawkhead,
near Paisley, N.B. ; Kelburne Castle, near Largs,
Ayrshire ; Cumbrae, near Greenock, N.B. ; Etall,
near Coldstream, Berwickshire ; Carlton and United
Service Clubs, S.W. ; 7, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother George Frederick,
I. 1825 ; m. 1856 Montagu, only dau. of the 3rd
Lord Abercromby. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1848) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Ayr.
GLASGOW, Alexander, Esq. (of Old Co\irt).
Eldest son of the late John Glasgow, Esq., by
Helen, dau. of James Smith, Esq., of Glasgow ;
1). 1792 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1826 Ellen, youngest dau. of
Wm. Smith, Esq., of Muirbank, co. Lanark, N.B.
Educated at the University of Glasgow ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Lanark. — Old Court, Cork, Ireland.
Heir, his son William (of Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge), aMagistrate forco. Cork ; h. 1831 ; m. 1855
Dora, eldest dau. of B. R. Shaw, Esq., of Monks-
town, CO. Cork.
GLASGOW, Robert Robertson, Esq. (of Mont-
greenan House).
Second and only .surviving son of the late R.
Robertson, Esq., of Prenderguest, co. Berwick, by
Anne, dau. of Robert Glasgow, Esq., of Mont-
greenan, whose, name he has assumed ; h. 1811 ;
s. 1845 ; in. 1839 Mary Wilhelmina, dau. of John
Campbell, Esq., of Stonefield, co. Argyle. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
called to the Scottish Bar 1835 ; is a Magistrate
for cos. Ayr and Renfrew, and Captain Ayrshire
Yeomanry. — Montgreenan House, Kilwinning,
Aj-rshire, N.B.
Heir, his son Robert Bruce, h. 1842.
G LED STAKES, Ambrose Upton, Esq. (of
Par dross).
Eldest son of the late Whitney Upton Gledstanes,
Esq., by Emily, dau. of Michael Aylmer, Esq., of
Courtown, co. Kildare ; h. 1802 ; s. 1806 ; m. 182,S
C'ecilia, dau. of Richard Hornidge, Esq., of Tul-
firris, CO. Wicklow. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is aMagistrate for cos. Kildare and Tyrone ;
was High Sheriff of co. Fermanagh 1829. This
family has been long settled at Fardross. Caj^taia
James Gledstanes took an active part in the defence
of Derry, and another of the family, ]\I;ijor Gled-
stanes, was distinguished in defence of Giljraltar. —
Fardross, near Clogher, co. Tyrone ; University
Club, Dublin.
GLENELG (Lord), Charles Grant, P.O. (cr. 1835).
Eldest son of the late Charles Grant, Esq. (many
years M.P. for Inverness, Chairman of the East-
India Company, and brother of the late Right Hon.
Sir R. Grant, M. P., Governor of Bombay), by Jane,
dau. of Thomas Eraser, Esq. ; h. 1 783. Is a Com-
missioner of Land Tax; was M.P. forFortRo.se
1807-12, for CO. Inverness 1826-35; has been suc-
cessively Chief Secretary for Ireland, Vice-Presi-
dent and President of Board of Trade, President of
Board of Control, and Colonial Secretary 1835-9.
— Waternisk, near Inverness, N.B. ; Athenasum
Club, S.W. ; H4, Albany, W.
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G-LOSSOP, Johii James, Esq. (of Inwood).
Second son of the Rev. Henry Glossop, M.A., of
Isleworth, Middlesex, by Charlotte, dau. and
heiress of the late C. Newland, Esq., of Westergate,
Sussex; h. 1816 ; m. 1818 Harriet Eliza, only dau.
of the late Colonel S. Coote ]Martin, Grenadier
Guards. Educated at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge;
is a Magistrate for Middlesex, and Lieutenant-
Colonel 3rd Middlesex Militia. • — Inwood, Hen-
Btridge, near Blandford, Dorset ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Cecil, h. 1853.
GLOUCESTER AND BRISTOL (Bishop of),
Charles Baring, D.D.
Fourth son of the late Sir Thomas Baring, Bart.,
M.P., of Stratton Park, Hants, by Mary Ursula,
dau. of the late C. Sealy, Esq., of Calcutta ; h. 1807 ;
m. 1st 1830 his cousin Mary Ursula, dau. of C.
Sealy, Esq. (she d. 1840) ; 2nd 1846 Caroline, dau.
of the late T. P. Kemp, Esq., M.P., of Kemp
Town, Brighton. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832); was successively Rector of
All Souls, Langham Place, and of Lympsfield,
Surrey. Consecrated 1856. Patronage 65 livings.
— The Palace, Gloucester,
G-LOVEB, James, Esq. (of The Oaks).
Third son of the late James Glover, Esq., by Mil-
dred, dau. of Robert Freeman, Esq., of Ballinguile
Castle ; h. 17— ; m. 1813 Ellen, only dau. of John
Power, Esq., of Rosskeen (she d. 1858). Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., C^ambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork. This family
was formerly resident at Mount Glover, near Butte-
vant, CO. Cork. — The Oaks, Ospringe, near Faver-
sham, Kent.
Heir, his son Edward Auchmuty, Barrister-at-
Law, of the Middle Temple, and late M.F. for
Beverley; 6. 1817.
GLYW, Rev. Sir George Lewen, Bart. (cr. 1759).
Second but only surviving son of the late Sir G.
Glyn, Bart., by his 2nd wife Catharine, dau. of Rev.
G. Powell, of Llanharan, co. Glamorgan ; I. 1801 ;
s. his brother as 4th Bart. 1840 ; m. 1838 Emily
Jane, dau. of J. Birch, Esq. Educated at West-
minster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1825) ; appointed
Vicar of Ewell, Surrey, 1830 ; is Patron of one
living. ■ — Ewell Vicarage, near Epsom, Surre}' ;
University Club, S.W.
Ilei)', his son George Turberville, h. 1S41.
GLYN, Sir Richard Plumptre, Bart. (cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Carr Glynn, 1st
Bart., by Mary, dau. of the late John Plumptre,
Esq., M.P., of Fredville, Kent ; b. 1787 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1838. Educated at ]itou and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (M.A. 1818) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Dorset (Iligh Sheriff 1844) ; is Com-
missioner of Lieutenancy for London, and aGentle-
m.an of the Privy Chamber. Patronage 3 livings.
This family is descended from the 2nd possessor of
the preceding title. — Gaunts House, near Wim-
borne, Dorset ; Union and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ;
37, Upper Brook Street, AV.
Ueiv Pres., his brother Robert, b. 1788 ; m. 1829
Frederica Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Harford, Esq.,
of Down-Park Place, Berks.
GLYN, Rev. Carr John.
Youngest son of the late Sir Richard C. Glyn,
Bart., by Mary, dau. of John Plumptre, Esq., of
Fredville, Kent; h. 1799; m. 1st 1831 Augusta,
dau. of John Granville, Esq. ; 2nd 1839 Anna,
dau. of Captain W. H. Cleather. Educated at
Westminster and Ch. Ch,, Oxford (B.A. 1823,
M.A. 1826) ; is a Magistrate for Dorset, and Rector
of Witchampton and Hintou Parva, Dorset. This
family was formerly from North Yv^ales. — Witch-
ampton, near Wimborne, Dorset.
GLYN, George Carr, Esq. (of Stanmore Park).
Fourth son of the late Sir R. C. Glyn, Bart., by
Mary, dau. of the late John Plumptre, Esq., of
Fredville, Kent, M.P. for Nottingham ; b. 1797 ;
in. 1823 Marianne, dau. of the late Pascoe Grenfell,
Esq. Educated at Westminster ; is a Magistrate
for Middlesex, and Commissioner of Lieutenancy
for London; has been M.P. for Kendal since 1847.
— Ashlyn Hall, near Berkhainpstead, Herts ;
The Park, Stanmore, Middlesex ; Reform Club,
S.W. ; 1, Upper Eccleston Street, S.W.
Ilea; his son George Grenfell, b. 1824 ; m. 1848
Georgiana Maria, dau. of the Rev. George Tufnell ;
educated at Rugby and University Coll., Oxford;
is M.P. for Shaftesbury.
GLYNN, William Anthony, Esq. (late of Glynn).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Anthony W. Glynn,
B.C.L., Rector of Kingston, Isle of Wight, and
Lesnewth, C^ornwall, by Susan jMargaret, dau. of
the late Sir W. Oglander, Bart. ; b. 1807 ; s. to the
representation of the family 1840, on the death of
his uncle, Edmund John Glynn, Esq., High Sheriff
of Cornwall in 1808 ; m. Miss Goodall. Educated
at Winchester and Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1832, M.A. 1847, D.C.L. 1850) ; is a Magistrate
for Cornwall. Is representative and male heir of
Glynn of Glynn, Cornwall (now the property of
Lord Vivian), from which manor the name is
derived. This family were seated at Glynn for
nearly 800 years prior to the alienation of the
estate in 1836, and its members were frequently
High Sheriffs of that county. — Fairy Hill, near
Ryde, Isle of Wight ; Boyton, near Launceston,
Cornwall.
Heir, his son William Anthonv, b. 1842.
GLYNNE, Sir Stephen Richard, Bart. (cr. 1661).
Elder son of the late Sir S. R. Glynne, Bart., by
Mary, dau. of the 2nd Lord Braybrooke ; b. 1807 ;
s. 1815. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1828) ; is Lord-Lieutenant of Flintshire, for
which county he was M.P. 1831-47. Patron of 1
living. — Hawarden Castle, near Chester ; Athe-
noeum Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Heniy, in Holy Orders,
M.A., of Ch. Ch., Oxford, Rector of Hawarden ;
b. 1810 ; m. 1843 Lavinia, dau. of 3rd Lord Lyt-
telton (she d. 1850).
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GODDAE.D, Ambrose Lethbridge, Esq. (of The
Lawn).
Eldest son of the late Ambrose Goddard, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Cricklade 1837-41), by Jessie Catha-
rine, eldest dau. of the late Sir T. B. Lethbridge,
Bart., M.P. ; b. 1819 ; m. 18i7 Charlotte, eldest
dau. of E. Ayshford Hanford, Esq., of Nynehead
Court, Somerset. Educated at Harrow and St.
John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Wilts, and a Captain Wilts Yeomanry
Cav. ; was M.P. for Cricklade 18-17-57.— The Lawn,
Swindon, Wilts ; Carlton and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
GODDARD, Horatio JNTelson, Esq., M.A. (of Clyffe
Manor).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. Edward God-
dai'd, M.A., Vicar of Clyffe Pypard, and a Magis-
trate for Wilts, by Annica Susan, dau. of Edward
Bayntun, Esq., H.M.'s Consul-General at Algiei's,
and Susanna his wife, dau. and co-heir of Sir John
Werden, Bart, {exl.) ; h. 1806 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1st 1840
Anne Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Thomas Le Mesu-
rier, B.D. ; 2nd 1852 Eliza Agnes, dau. of W.
Walford, Esq., of Sibford, O.Kon. Educated at
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831) ;
is a Magistrate for Wilts and Oxon, and a Dep.
Lieut, for Wilts, late Major Wilts Militia.— ClyflEe
Manor House, near Wootton Bassett, Wilts ; Ox-
ford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Jfeir, his dau. Frances Agnes.
GODFEEy, Sir William Duncan, Bart. (or.
1785).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Godfrey, Bart., by
Eleanor, dau. of J. Cromie, Esq., of Cromore, co.
Antrim; b. 1798; s. 1841 ; vi. 1824 Mary Theresa,
2nd dau. of the late John Coltsmann, Esq., of Flesk
Castle, Killarney. Educated at Westminster ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kerry. This
family is descended from the ancient family of God-
frey, of Romney, Kent, but has been settled in
Ireland since the Commonwealth. — Kilcoleman
Abbey, near Milltown, Ireland.
Heir, his son John Fermor, h. 1828 ; m. 1856
Mary Cordelia, dau. of Thomas White Scott, Esq.,
of Clapham House, Sussex.
GODING, "William, Esq. (of Elibank Lodge).
Third son of the late Thomas Goding, Esq., of St.
George's Place, Hyde-P.ark Corner, by Margaret,
dau. of Joseph Clarke, Esq., of co. Northampton.
Educated at the Charterhouse. — Elibank Lodge,
Taplow, near Maidenhead ; Arthur's Club, S.W. ;
12, St. George's Place, Hyde-Park Corner, S.W.
GODOLPHIlSr.
(See Leeds, Diike of.)
GOD SAL, Philip 'William, Esq. (of Iscoyd
Park).
Eldest son of the late Philip Lake Godsal, Esq,, of
Iscoyd Park, co. Flint, by Grace Ann, dau. of 1st
Lord Wynford ; b. 1820 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1847 Char-
lotte Harriet, eldest dau. of Captain Garth, R.N.,
of Haines Hill, Berks. Educated at Eton and
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Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1840) ; in a Magistrate
for CO. Flint (High Sheriff 1859). and for co. Salop.
— Iscoyd Park, near Whitchurch, Salop ; Conser-
vative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Philip Thomas, b. 1850.
GODWIW - AUSTEN, Robert Alfred Cloyne,
Esq., F.R.S., F.G.S, (of GMlworth Manor).
Eldest son of SirH. E. Austen (whom see) ; 6. 1808 ;
m. 1833 Maria Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of
the late Major-General Sir Henry T. Godwin,
K.C.B., whose name he assumed by Royal license
in 1854. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sur-
rey. The family of Godwin, which became extinct
in the male line in the person of the late General
Godwin, was long settled in Kent. — Chilworth
Manor, near C4uildford, Surrey ; Athenajum Club,
S.W.
Jleir, his son Henry Haversham, Captain 24th
regt., b. 1834.
GOPE, Strangman Davis, Esq. (of Horetown
House).
Eldest son of the late Francis Davis, Esq., by
Rebecca, dau. of the late William Goff, Esq., of
Horetown House; b. 1810; s. his uncle 1845;
VI. 1835 Susan Maxwell, youngest dau. of Arthur
Ussher, Esq., of Camphire, co. Waterford ; has
assumed the additional name of Goff. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Wexford. This family is descended
from Colonel W. Goff, one of the regicides in
1648. — Horetown House, near New Ross, co.
Wexford.
Heir, his sou William Goff Davis, b. 1838.
GOIISTG, Samiiel Mvu'ray, Esq. (of Liskeveen
House).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Going, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of the Rev. Dr. Murray, of Dub-
lin ; b. 1807 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1848 Dorothea, youngest
dau. of Ambrose Going, Esq., of Ballyphilip,
J. P. Is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary, — Liske-
veen House, near Littleton, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son John Thomas, b. 1852.
GOING, ^Wyndham Quin, Esq. (of Violet Hill,
CO. Clare).
Fourth son of the late James Going, Esq., of Bell-
isle, by Frances, dau. of Marcus Paterson, of The
Abbey, Ennis ; b. 1816 ; s. 1843. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Clare. This family was formerly
English, and settled in Ireland in the year 1716. —
Violet Hill, Broadford, near Limerick.
GOLDFIKTCH, Henry Robert, Esq. (of the
Cedar House).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant General Sir
Henry Goldfinch, K.C.B., of Upper Wimpole
Street, London, by Catharine Elizabeth, dau. and
co-heiress of Nathaniel Thomas, Esq., of Cobb
Court, Sussex ; b. 1817 ; m. 1856 Emily Reynolds,
youngest dau. of Samuel Reynolds Solly, Esq., of
Serge HiU, Herts. Educated at Tonbridge and
Trinity Coll., tJambridge (B.A. 1838) ; caUed to
the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1842 ; appointed to the
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Solicitor's Department in H.M.'s Treasury 1S5C.
This fomily was formerly settled in Kent. — The
Cedar House, Hillingdon, near Uxbridge, Middle-
sex ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
GOLDIWG, Edward, Esq. (of CTOwran Castle).
Eldest son of the late Capt. Golding, 4tli Dragoon
Guards, by Georgiana, dau. of Eev. TraversHume,
Vicar of Ardee, and niece of Earl Macartney,
formei'ly Ambassador to China; h. 1S09 ; m. 1S52
Mary, 2nd dau. of the late Brabazon Noble, Esq.,
of Dundalk. Educated at Trinity Coll.. Dublin ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Kilkenny and Monagban.
This family is a branch of that of the Goldings of
Maiden Earleigh, Berks. — Gowran Castle, co. Kil-
kenny ; Glasmere, Killiney, near Dublin.
GOLDS MID, Sir Francis Henry, Bart. (or.
1841;.
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Sir
Isaac L. Goldsmid, Bart., by Isabel, 2nd dau. of
A. Goldsmid, Esq., of Morden, Surrey ; h. 1808 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1859 ; m. 1839 Louisa Sophia, only
dau. of M. A. Goldsmid, Esq., of London. Called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1833, became a Q.C.
in 1858 ; is a Baron of the kingdom of Portugal.
This family is of German extraction, but settled in
England in the eighteenth century. — East Tyther-
ley, near Stockbridge, Hants ; Wiuk House, near
Brighton ; 14, Portland Place, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Frederick David (whom
see).
GOLDSMID, Frederick David, Esq. (of Somer-
hiU).
Fifth son of the late Sir Isaac Goldsmid, Bart.,
by Isabel, 2nd dau. of A. Goldsmid, Esq., of Mor-
den, Surrey; h. 1812 ; s. 1859; m. 1834 Caroline,
only dau. of P. Samuel, Esq., of London. Edu-
cated at University Coll.. London. — Somerhill, near
Tunbridge, Kent ; 50, Harley Street, W.
Ilclr, his sou Julian, h. 1838.
GOLLOCK, Thomas, Esq. (of Forest).
Eldest son of the late James GoUock, Esq., by
Rebecca, dau. of ]\Ioses Laplante (originally De la
Plante, a French refugee family), M.D., of Cork ;
I. 1794 ; s. 1807 ; m. 1817 Anne, dau. of Abraham
Allen, Esq., of Shanbally. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1814) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Cork. This family came from the Continent with
William III., and settled in the county of Cork. —
Forest, near Coachford, co. Cork.
Heir, his sou Thomas Henry, in Holy Orders,
I. 1828.
GOMM, Sir "William Maynard, K.C.B. (or. 1S15).
Son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel "W. Gomm, by
Mary, dau. of Joseph Maynard, Esq. ; h. 1784 ; m.
1st 1813 Sophia, dau. of G. Penn, Esq. ; 2nd 1830
Elizabeth Ann, dau. of Lord E. Kerr. Is a Gene-
ral in the Army, and Colonel 13th Foot ; late Com-
mander-in-Chief of the E.I. Co.'s forces ; was
formerly Lieutenant-Colonel Coldstream Guards ;
served in the Peninsula and at Waterloo. — United
Service, Carlton, and Athenajum Clubs, S.W.
GOOCH, Sir Edward Sherlock, Bart. (cr. 1746).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edward Sherlock Gooch,
Bart, (who was M.P. for East Suffolk 1846-56), by
Harriet, dau. of James Jose].h Hope Vere, Esq., of
Craigie Hall, co. Linlithgow (she m. 2nd 1858
Major John St. Leger) ; /;. 1842 ; s. as 7th Bart.
1856. Is Patron of 3 livings. — Benacre Hall, near
Wrentham, Suffolk ; 42, Charles Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Francis Robert Sherlock
Lambert, h. 1850.
GOODALL, Eev. James Joseph (of Dinton
Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Eev. William
Goodall, by Rebecca, dau. of Sir John Yanhattem,
of Dinton Hall, Bucks ; h. 1800 ; s. 18.J3 ; m.
1834 Elizabeth, dau. of William Boon, Esq., of
Gretton, co. Northampton. Educated at Pem-
broke Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823, M.A. 1826);
appointed Vicar of Bromham and Oakley, Beds,
1827 ; is in the Commission of Peace for Bucks
and Beds, and a Rural Dean. This family is of
Dutch origin, and came to England with William
III. — Dinton Hall, near Aylesbury, Bucks ;
Brondiam Vicarage, near Bedford ; University
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Alexander George (of
Exeter Coll., Oxford), I. 1839.
GOODDEN, John, Esq. (of Over Compton).
Eldest son of the late Wyndham Goodden, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of John Jeane, Esq., of Binfords,
Somerset ; //. 1797 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1843 Ann, dau.
of Rev. Robert Phelips. Educated at Rugby and
Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1819, M.A.
1832) ; is a ]Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somer-
set and Dorset "(High Sheriff 1848) ; was formerly
Captain Dorset Yeomanry. — Over Compton, near
Sherborne, Dorset.
Heir, his son John Robert Phelips, h. 1845.
GOODEVB.
(See Ershine- Goodere.
GOODLAD, Richard Eedfearn, Esq. (of HUl
Place).
Only son of the late Richard Goodlad, Esq., by
Frances Leonora, dau. of John White, Esq., of
Fairlee, Isle of Wight, and Upcerne House, Dor-
set; b. 1809; s. 1821; m. 1833 Emma, dau. of
Thomas White, Esq., of Clifton. Educated at
Winchester and Trinity Coll., Oxford ; is a IMagis-
trate for Hants. — Hill Place, Bishop's Waltham,
Hants.
GOODRICKE, Sir Francis Lyttelton Holyoake,
Bart. (cr. 1835).
Eldest son of the late Francis Holyoake, Esq., of
Tettenhall, co. Stafford, by Dorothy Elizabeth,
dau. of Robert Lyttelton, Esq. ; h. 1797 ; m. 1827
Elizabeth Martha, dau. of (Tcorge Payne, Esq., of
Sulby Hall, co. Northampton ; assumed the name
of Goodricke in 1833. Educated at St. .John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1819) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, force. Warwick (High Sheriff 1834),
and Patron of 1 living ; formerly Lieutenant Wor-
2.^6
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[Gor
cestershire Yeomanry ; was M.P. for Stafford and
Soutli Staffordshire 1835-7.— Studley Castle, near
Bromsgrove, Worcestershire,
Heir, his son Harry, late Lieutenant OOtli foot,
h. 1836.
aOODWIlsr, Rev. Henry Jolin (of Hinchley-
wood).
Only son of the late Francis Goodwin, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Major-General Gladwin, of Stub-
bing Court, CO. Derby ; h. 1803 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1832
Frances Eleonora, dau. of the Rev. Richard Bur-
row Turbutt. Educated at Emmanuel Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1827).— Hinchleywood, Mnppleton,
near Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
Heir, his son Richard Henry, h. 1833.
GOOLD, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1801).
Eldest son of the late Henry Michael Goold, Esq.,
by Catharine, dau. of Donatt O'Callaghan, Esq., of
Kilgory, Ireland ; h. 1780 ; s. his uncle as 2nd
Bart. 1818 ; -m. 1802 Charlotte, dau. of Valentine,
1st Earl of Kenmare (she d. 1852).
Heir, his son Henry Valentine, a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Cork, h. 1803.
GOOLD, Veil. Frederic Falkiner (Archdeacon
of Raphoe).
Second .and only surviving son of the late Thomas
Goold, Esq., Master in Chancery (Ireland), by
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Rev. JiJrin.sley Nixon,
Rector of Painstovvn, co. Meath ; h. 1808 ; s.
1846 ; m. 1830 Caroline, dau. of the late Viscount
Newcomen, and sister of the late Countess of
Eglinton. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1830, M.A. 1833) ; appointed Archdeacon
of Raphoe and Rector of Raymochy 1852.— New-
town Cunningham, Derry ; Dronimadda Raymochy,
near Glin, co. Limerick ; 21, Merrion Square,
Dublin; National Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thoni.as Franci.s, h. 1837, B.A., of
Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
GORDOlSr, Kev. Lord George.
Second son of the 0th Marquis of Iluntly ; 1>.
3 794; m. 1851 Charlotte Ann, dau. of T. W.
Vaughan, Esq. Educated at Clare Hall, Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1817) ; appointed Rector of Chester-
ton and Haddan 1819.— Chesterton Rectory, near
Stilton, Hunts.
GOHDOH, Sir WtLliam, Bart. (cr. 1625).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Gordon, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of William Glendowyn, Esq., of
Glendowyn ; h. 1803 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1843. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lient. for co. Banff, and
Premier Baronet of Scotland ; Colonel 3rd West-
Indian Regiment, formerly Lieutenant- Colonel
66th foot. Represents a younger branch of the
ducal family of Gordon.— Letterfourie, near Buckie,
Banffshire, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother Robert, 6.1824.
S-ORDOINT, Sir William Home, Bart. (cr. 1631).
Eldest son of the late Sir Orford Gordon, Bart.,
by Frances, dau. of Lieutenant-General Gore
2."i7
Browne ; h. 1818 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1857 ; m. 1844
Ellen Harriet, dau. of B. Barnew.all, Esq., of Lon-
don. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge. — 25,
Brunswick Terrace, Brighton ; Embo, co." Suther-
land ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Home Seton, h. 1845,
GORDON, Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1706).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Gordon, Bart., by
Mary, dau. of Willi.i.m living, Esq., of Gribton,
CO. Dumfries ; b. 1830 ; s. as 7th Bart. 1843 ; m.
1857 Mary, widow of — Joyce, Esq. Is a Major
17th Lancers, and a Knight of the Legion of
Honour; served in the "Crimea 1854-"6, was
w^ounded at Balaklava, — Earlstoun House, near
Kirkcudbright, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother James Irving, ?/. 1838,
GORDOINT, Sir Alexander Cornewall T>\\S, Bart.
(cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late Sir Willi.am Duff Gordon,
Bart., by Caroline, dau. of Sir George Cornewall,
Bart., M.P. ; b. 1811 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1823 ; m.
1840 Lucy, dau. of John Austin, Esq. Commis-
sioner of Inland Revenue, and a Gentleman U.sher
of the Privy Chamber ; was foi-merly Private
Secretary to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. —
Athenffium Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Maurice, h. 1849.
GORDON", Sir Henry Percy, Bart,, F.R.S. (cr.
1818).
Only son of the late General Sir James Willoughby
Gordon, G.C.B., of Niton, I. of Wiqht, by Isabella
Julia Levina, youngest dau. of Richard Henry
Alexander Bennet, Esq., of Beckenham, Kent ;
h. 1806; s. as 2nd Bart. 1851; m. 1839 Mary
Agnes Blanche, youngest dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Ashburnham. Educated at St. Peter's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1830); called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1831 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the Isle of Wight. — Northcourt,
near Newport, Isle of Wight; University Club,
S.W. -^ '
GORDON, Sir James Alexander, G.C.B. (cr.
1815).
Eldest son of the late C. Gordon, Esq., of Ward-
house, CO. Aberdeen, by a dau. of the late Major
James Mercer; h. 1782; vi. 1812 Lydia, young-
est dau. of J. Ward, Esq. ; an Admiral of the
Blue, reserved, and Governor of Greenwich Hos-
pital ; served on the Mediterranean and N. Ameri-
can stations, and was present at the battles of
St. Vincent and the Nile. — The Roy.al Hospital,
Greenwich, S.E. ; United Service Club, S.W.
GORDON, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1855).
Son of the late S. Gordon, Esq., of Clonmel, co.
Tipperary ; h. 1797; m. 1825 Anne, dau. of T.
O'Kearney, Esq. Educated at Clonmel ; is a .sur-
geon at Cork, of which city he was Mayor in
1855.— Patrick Street, Cork.
Gor]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
GOSDON, Sir John "Watson, Knt., R.A. (cr.
1850).
Son of the late Captain J. Watson, E.N. ; I. 1790.
Is Painter Limner to Her Majesty in Scotland ;
President of Royal Academy in Scotland, and a
Dep. Lieut, for Midlothian ; elected a Eoyal
Academician in 1851. — George Street, Edinburgh.
GOBDOKT, Dowager Duchess of.
Elizabeth, dau. of A. Brodie, Esq. ; m. 1813
George, 5th Duke of Gordon {(Xt.), who d. 1836.—
The Lodge, Huntly, Aberdeenshire.
GORDOTnT, Hon. Arthur Hamilton.
Fourth son of the Ith Earl of Aberdeen ; I. 1829.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M. A. 1851);
is Knight Companion of the Order of St. Michael
and St. George ; was M.P. for Beverley 1854-7 ;
A.D.C. to the Lord High Commissioner of the
Ionian Islands 1858-9.— Haddo House, near Aber-
deen ; 7, Argyll Street, W.
GORDOlsr, Hon. and Kev. Douglas.
Third son of the 4th Earl of Aberdeen ; I. 1 824 ;
TO. 1851 Ellen, 2nd dau. of the 17th Earl of Morton.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1845) ; appointed Eector of Stanmore,
Middlesex, 1849 : Eector of Donaglieady, Ireland,
and Chaplain to Her Majesty 1857.— Donagheady
Glebe, near Earl's Gift, co. Tyrone.
GORDOlSr, Hon. John.
Sixth son of late Lord Haddo, and brother of 4th
Earl of Aberdeen ; I. 1793. Entered the Navy
1805; served on the East Indian, Mediterranean,
Newfoundland, Pacific, North American, and
Channel Stations ; became a Vice-Admiral (retired)
1858. — Haddo House, Aberdeen ; United Service
and Arthur's Clubs, S.W. ; 13, Queen Anne
Street, W.
GOHDOlSr, Hon. Mrs. Bellamy (of Kenmure
Castle).
Louisa, eldest dau. of the late Captain Adam
Gordon, by Harriet, dau. of Daniel Davies, Esq.,
and Lucy Apryce, of Tenby, co. Pembroke, and
sister of the 8th and last Viscount Kenmure ; s. her
brother 1847 ; ia. 1815 Charles Bellamy, Esq.,
of the H.E.I.C.S., son of Thomas Bellamy, Esq., of
Monmouth ; was raised to the rank of a Viscount's
daughter by Eoyal warrant 1843, and assumed the
name of Gordon on the death of her brother 1847.
Until the title became dormant, this family was
the chief of all the Gordons of male descent from
Sir Adam de Gordon, Lord of Lochinvar, who
d. 1330. — Kenmure Castle, near New Galloway,
N.B.
Heiress, her dau. Louisa, m. 1837 Eev. James
Maitland, D.D., son of the Eev. Garlics Maitland,
late of Faergirth, co. Kirkcudbright.
GORDOK", Alexander, Esq.
Second son of the late David Gordon, Esq., by
Agnes, * dau. of William Hyslop, Esq., of Lochend,
* Her grandfather (Maxwell) was second nearest heir male
to Robert, 4th Eai-1 of Nithsdale.
N.B., brother of the late and uncle of the present
Gordon of Culvennan, co. Kirkcudbright (whom
see) ; h. 1802 ; m. 1828 Sarah, dau. of Alexander
Cock, Esq., Merchant, of London. Educated at
the University of Edinburgh ; served his time as
Student of Scotch Law to practise as Writer to
his Majesty's Signet or at the Bar; became ^a
member of the Institution of Civil Engineers 1827 ;
appointed Civil Engineer for Lighthouses in several
of the British Colonies, and is also more lately
engaged in the same business under the Board of
Trade. Mr. Gordon is 17th in direct male descent
from Sir Adam de Gordon {d. 1330), Lord of Loch-
invar, CO. Kirkcudbright, in which the Culvennan
and Greenlaw fiimilies have owned laud ever since. .
— Little Fife House, Whitehall, S.W.
GORDON", David Alexander, Esq. (of Culven-
nan).
Eldest son of the late William Gordon, Esq., by
his cousin-german, Agnes Marion, dau. of John
Hyslop, Esq., of Lochend ; I. 1828 ; s. to the
ancient family estate of Greenlaw on the death of
his father 1858 ; m. 1855 Jane Lawrie, only dau. of
Allan Bell, Esq., of Hillowton, co. Kirkcudbright.
Is Lieutenant Eifle Brigade ; served in the Crimea
and in the Indian Mutiny ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Kirkcudbright, and was formerly an Officer iu
the Militia of that co.— Greenlaw House, Kirk-
cudbrightshire, N.B.
Heh\ his son William Ainslie, h. 1855.
GORDON, John, Esq. (of Cairnfield).
Eldest son of the late Adam «iordon, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Patrick Cruickshank, of Stra-
cathro, co. Forfar ; h. 1805 ; •?. 1847 ; m. 1851
Margaret, dau. of George Wright, Esq. Ls a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Banff. — Cairn-
field, Fochabers, Banffshire, N.B.
Ilcir, his son Adam Steuart, h. 1854.
GORDON, John, Esq. (of Cairnbulg).
I. 1787 ; III. 1812 Catharine Anne, dau. of the late
Sir William Forbes, Bart., of Craigievar. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen. —
Cairnbulg, near Fraserburgh, N.B. ; Countesswells,
near Aberdeen.
Ilclr, his eldest surviving son John, a Major in
the Army, h. 1817.
GORDON, John, E.sq. (of Aikenhead House).
Eldest son of the late John Gordon, Esq., by Janet,
dau. of Gilbert Hamilton, Esq., of Glenarbuck ;
h. 1815 ; s. 1828; 'm. 1840 Christian Isabella, 2nd
dau. of 12th Earl of Buchan. Educated at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for cos. Lanark and Een-
frew. — Aikenhead House, near Cathcart, Lanark-
shire ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son John Henry, h. 1842.
GORDON, Robert, Esq. (of Florida).
Eldest son of the late David Gordon, Esq., by Mary,
youngest dau. of the late James Crawford, Esq.,
of Crawfordsburn, co. Down ; h. 1791 ; s. 1837 ;
m. 1825 his cousin ^lary, 5th dau. of the late
William Crawford, Esq., of Lakelands, co. Cork.
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TGor
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called to the
Irish Bar 1817; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Down ; has been High Sheriff of cos.
Down and Tyrone. This family is a branch of
the ancient Scottish ennobled house of the same
name, and also related to the Earl of Caledon and
Lord Blayney.— Florida Manor, near Killinchy, co.
Down ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother James, in Holy Orders.
1). 1796 ; VI. 1842 Geraldine, dau. of the late James
Penrosse, Esq., of Woodhill, co. Cork.
GOEDON, WUliarn Cosmo, Esq. (of Fsrvie).
Eldest son of the late Charles Gordon, Esq., by
Ehza, widow of William Glutton, Esq. ; h. 1810 ;
s. 1851 ; m. 1848 Mary Grace, 3rd dau. of Sir
Kobert Abercromby, Bart., of Birkenbog, co.
Banff. Is a jMagistrate for cos. Aberdeen and
Kincardine ; was formerly Captain in the Artillery
H.E.I.C.S. at Madras. This family is descended
from the ducal house of Gordon, through William,
2nd Earl of Aberdeen.— Eyvie Castle,°Aberdeen-
shire ; Maryculter, Kincardineshire : Carlton Club,
S,W,
GOEDOKT.
GOEDOIsr.
(See Gregov-Gordon.)
(See Tajjlor-Gordon.)
3^0ED0]Sr- CUMING -SKENE, John, Esq. (of
Park Hul).
Eldest son of the late William Gordon-Cuming-
Skene, Esq., by Anne, dau. of Alexander Brebner,
Esq., of Learney, N.B.; h. 1827 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1856
Maria, only .surviving dau. of W. H. Nares, Esq.,
Commander E.N. (she d. 1857). Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Aberdeen.— Park Hill, near Aberdeen, N.B.
Heir, his son Alexander, h. 1857.
;^OEDON-DUPP, Lachlan DuflF, Esq. (of Park).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Gordon, Esq., of
Park, CO. Banff, by Marie, dau. of Macdouall
Grant, Esq., of Arndilly, and cousin of the late
Earl of Fife ; h. 1817 ; s. his uncle 1855 ; m. 1847
Jane, dau. of Thomas Butterfield, Esq., of Bermuda.
Entered the 20th foot 1834, retired as Major
1851 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Banff-
shii-ej has been M.P. for co. Banff since 1857.
This family took the name of Gordon on succeeding
to Park, and the present proprietor resumed the
family name of Duff on inheriting the estate of
i Drummuir in 1858.— Park, near Banff, N.B. ;
Drummuir by Keith, Banffshire ; United Service
I and Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
] Heir, his son Thomas Duff, h. 1848.
JOEDON-HALLYBURTON, Lord John Fre-
derick, K.C.H. (of HallybLU-ton Lodge).
Third son of the 9th Marquis of Huntly ; b. 1 799 ;
fii. 1836 Lady Augusta Kennedy Erskine, dau. of
William IV., and widow of Hon. J. K. Erskine.
Entered the Navy 1812, became a Kear-Admiral
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1857 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar, which he
represented 1841-52. — Hallyburton Lodge, For-
farshire, N.B. ; United Service Club, S.W. ;
Kensington Palace, W,
GOEDON-MOOEE, Lord Cecil,
Fifth ,son of the 9th Marquis of Huntly ; I. 1806 ;
m. 1841 Emily, dau. of Maurice Crcsbie Moore,
Esq., of Moresfort (whose name he assumed in
1850 by Royal license).— Moresfort, co. Tipperary,
Heir, his son Evelyn, h. 1849.
GOEE, Sir St. George, Bart. (cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the late Sir Ralph Gore, Bart., by
Grace, dau. of Barry, Earl of Farnham ; h. 1811 ;
s. as 8th Bart. 1812. Educated at Oriel Coll.,
Oxford. Represents a branch of the Arrau family.
G OEE, Hon. and Eev. Annesley Henry.
Third son of the late Colonel the Hon. W. J. Gore,
and brother of the 4th Earl of Arran; h. ISOs!
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; appointed
Rector of Withcall 1844.— Withcall Rectory, near
Louth, Lincolnshire.
GOEE, Hon. Charles Alexander.
Fifth son of the late Colonel the Hon. W. J. Gore,
and brother to 4th Earl of Arran ; b. 1811 ; m. 1845
Augusta Lavinia PrLscilla, 2nd dau. of John, 4th
Earl of Bessborough, and widow of the Earl of
Kerry. Is a Commissioner of Woods and Forests.
—Wimbledon, S.W.
GOEE, Hon. Charles, C.B., K.H.
Sixth son of the 2nd Earl of Arran, by his 3rd wife
Elizabeth, dau. of R. Underwood, E.sq. ; h. 1793 ;
VI. 1830 Mary Ann, dau. of — Frazcr, Esq. Entered
the Array 1808, and served in the Peninsula and at
Waterloo; became Major-General 1850, Lieutenant-
General 1854; is Colonel 91st foot; has been
General Commanding at Halifax. — 2, Ebury Street.
S.W.
GOEE, Hon, Edward.
Seventh son of the 2nd Eaid of Arran, by his 3rd
wife EHzabeth, dau. of R. Underwood, Esq. ;
h. 1797 ; m. 1822 Mary Anne, dau. of — Dougla.s'
Esq. Entered the Navy 1810, and fought at
Algiers ; was afterwards Flag-Lieutenant to the
Lord High Admiral ; became Commander R.N.
1828; has since retired. — Leamington, Warwick-
shire.
GOEE, Francis Arthur Knox, Esq. (of Belleek
Manor).
Eldest son of the late James Knox Gore, Esq.,
M.P., by Maria Louisa, dau. of Arthur, Earl
of Arran ; h. 1804 ; s. 1818 ; m. 1829 Sarah, dau.
of Colonel Charles Nesbit Knox. Educated at
Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1824, M.A.
1830) ; is a Magistrate for co. Mayo (High Sheriff
18 — ) ; Lord-Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of
CO. Sligo, and Colonel Sligo Rifle regiment of
Militia. This gentleman represents a j'ounger
branch of that of the Earl of Arran, and is pater-
s 2
Gor]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
nally connected with that of the Earl of Eanfiirly.
— Belleek Manor, neai-Ballina, co. Mayo ; Kildare-
Street Club, Dublin.
Htir, his son Charles James:, I, 1833.
GOEE, ■William Ormsby, Esq. (of Porkington).
Son of the late M'illiam Gore, Esq. (who was M.P-
for CO. Leitrini 17G9-74), by Frances Jane Georges,
widow of Sir Haydocke Evans Morres, Bart. ; h-
1779 ; m. 1S15 ilary Jane, only child of the late
Owen Ormsby, Esq., whose name he assumed.
Educated at Eton and Merton Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Salop and
Carnarvon ; was M.P. for Carnarvon 1830-1, and
for Kortli Salop 1835-57. This family has repre-
sented CO. Leitrim in Parliament for many genera-
tions.— Porkington, near Oswestry, Salop ; &Q,
Portland Place, W.
Heir, his son John Ptalph, h. 1816 ; m. 1844
Sarah, youngest dau. of Sir J. T. Tj'rell, Bart., of
Boreham House, Essex. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Salop and
a Dep. Lieut, for co. Carnarvon ; late a Groom in
Waiting on the Queen ; was 5T.P. for Carnarvou-
shire 1837-41.
GORE, ■William Eichard Ormsby, Esq. (ofWillow
Brook).
Second son of W. Ormsby Gore, Esq., of Poiking-
ton (whom see), by Mary Jane, dau. of Owen
Ormsby, Esq., of Porkington, co. Salop, and WW-
low Brook, CO. Sligo ; i. 1819; m. 1850 Emily
Charlotte, 2nd dau. of Admiral Sir G. F. Seymour,
K.C.B., G.C.H. Educated at Eton; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Leitrim (High Sheriff 1S57), and a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Sligo ; was formerly in the 13th
Light Dragoons : was M.P. for co. Sligo 1841-52;
has been M.P. for co. Leitrim since 1858. — Willow
Brook, near Sligo, Ireland ; Derrycarne, near iJro-
mod, Ireland ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 29, C^hesham
Street, S.W.
Heir, his son George Ealph, /'. 1855.
GORE-BRCWN, Hon. Mrs.
Anne, third dau. of the 2nd Lord Castlemaine ;
m. 1830 Colonel S. Stretton, C.B., who d. 1842 ;
2nd 1846 Lieutenant - Colonel T. Gore-Brown,
p.. A., C.B.^Court Devenish, near Athlone, co.
Westmeath.
GORE-LANGTON, "William Hem-y, Esq.
Son of the late Colonel W. GJore-Langton (who was
M.P. for East Somerset 1830-47) ; h. 1802; ?«.1824
Maria, dau. of John Lewis, Esq. Educated at
Harrow and Magdalen CoU., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset ; was Mayor
of Bristol 1852, M.P. for Bristol 1852-9.— Yoik
Crescent, Clifton, near Bristol ; Eefornr Club,
S.W. ; 2, Prince's Gate, Hyde Park, W.
GORE LAWGTOW.wmiamHem'y Pov.^ell.Esq.
(of Newton Park).
Only son of the late W. Gore Langton, Esq., of
Combe Hay, by Jacinthia Frances Dorothea, only
child of Henry Powell Collins, Esq., of Hatch
Beauchamp, Somerset ; I. 1824 ; s. his grandfather
1854 ; m. 1846 Anna Eliza Mary, only dau. of the
Duke of Buckingham and Chandos. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1845, M.A. 1848);
is a Magistrate and Dep. laeut. for Somerset ; was
M.P. for W. Somerset 1851-9.— Kewton Park,
near Bath ; Hatch Beauchamp, near Taunton ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 12, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son William Stephen, h. 1847.
GORING, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1627).
Eldest son of the late Sir Harry Dent Goring, Bart,
(who was M.P. for Shoreham 1832-41), by his 1st
wife Augusta, dau. of Colonel John Harvey, of
Thorp Lodge, Norwich ; h. 1828 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1st
1850 Margaret Anna, dau. of Jones Panton, Esq.,
of Plas Gwyn (she ch 185C) ; 2nd 1857 Eliza, dau.
of the Eev. Capel Molyneux. Is a Magistrate for
Sussex, Captain r2th Lancers, and Patron of 2
livings. — Highden, near Steyning, Sussex; 54,
Porch ester Terrace, W.
Heir, his son Charles.
GORING, Dowager Lady.
Mary Elizabeth, eldest dau. and heir of John
Griffith Lewis, E.sq., of Llandyfnan ; m. 1st 1823
Jones Panton, Esq., jun., of Plas Gwyn, Anglesea ;
2nd 1842 (as his 2nd wife) Sir Harry D. Goring,
Bart,, M.P. (who d. 1859).— 54, Porchester Ter-
race, Bayswater, W.
GORING, Rev. John (of Wiston).
Second son of the late Charles Goring, Esq., by
M.arv, dau. of the Eev. John Ballard ; h. 1824 ;
s. 18^19. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1847) ;
is a INIagistrate for Sussex. — Wiston, near Steyning,
Sussex.
GOEMANSTON (Viscotmt}, Jenico Preston (cr.
1478).
Only son of the 11 th Viscount, by Henrietta, dau.
of the late General John Eobinson, of Denston
Hall, Suffolk : 1. 1775 ; s. 1786 ; m. 1794 Margaret,
dau. of 2nd Viscount Southwell (she d. 1820). Is
a Trustee of St. Patrick's Coll., Maynooth. — Gor-
mnnston Castle, near Balbriggan, co. Meath.
Heir, bis son Edward Anthony John, h. 1796 ;
m. 1836 Lucretia, dau. of the late W. C. Jerning-
ham, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Dublin (High
Sheiiff 1845), and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Meath.
GORT (Viscount), John Prendergast Vereker
(cr. 1816).
Elder son tif the 2nd Viscount, by his 1st wife Jane,
dau. of Ealph Westropp, Esq., of Attyflynn, co.
Limerick, and widow of WiUiam Stamer, Esq., of
Carnelly, co. Cl-vre ; h. 1790 ; ,s. 1842 ; m. 1814,
Maria, dau. of 1st Viscount Guillamore (she d.
1854). Educated at Harrow ; is Colonel Limerick
Militia Artillery ; was M.P. for Limerick 1826-30.
• — 10, Warwick Square, Pindico, S.W.
Heir, his son Standish Prenderga.'^t, a Magistrate
for CO. Galway (High Sheriff 1844), and Major
Limerick Militia Artillery ; h. 1819 ; m. 1847
Caroline Harriet, 3rd dau. of 4th Viscount Gage.
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GOSFORD (Earl of), Archibald Acheson, K.P.
{cr. 1806).
Only son of the 2nd Earl, by Mary, only dau. of
the late Robert Sparrow, Esq., of Worlingham
Hall, Suffolk; h. 1806; s. 1849 ; m. 1832 theo-
dosia, dau. of the 10th Earl of Meath. Educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1828) ; sits in the House
of Lords as Lord Worlinghain, U.K. {cr. 1835) ; is
Dep. Lieut, for co. Armagh, and Colonel of Armagh
Militia; was M.P. for co. Armagh 1830-47 ; sum-
moned to the House of Lords "in 1847 as Lord
Acheson. Patronage 3 livings. — Gosford Castle,
near IMarket Hill, co. Armagh ; Worlingham Hall,
near Beccles, Suffolk ; 59, Grosvenor Street, W,
Heir, his son Viscount Acheson, b. 1841 ; edu-
cated at Harrow.
G-OSlSrALL.
(See Walford-Gosnall.)
GOSSELIlNj, Gerard Lipyeatt, Esq. (of Mount
Ospringe).
Eldest son of the late General Gerard Gcsselin, by
Christian, dau. of Bonnick Lipyeatt, Esq., of
Mount Ospringe, Kent; h. 1795; s. 1859;
m. 1829 a dau. of the late Daniel Tupper,
Esq., of Hauteville, Guernsey. Educated at Har-
row. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the Gosselins of Ware Priory (whom
see). — Mount Ospringe, near Faversham, Kent.
Heirs, his two daughters.
GOSSELIlSr, Martin Hadsley, Esq. (of Ware
Priory).
Only son of the late Admiral Thomas le Marchant
Gosselin (some time senior Admiral of the Red*),
by Sarah, dau. of J. R. Hadsley, Esq., of Ware
Priory; b. -1813 ; s. 1857; m. 1843 Frances Orris,
eldest dau. of Admiral Sir J. Marshall, C.B., K.C.H.
Educated at, Harrow and Christ's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A.' 1836) ; is a Magistrate for Herts
(High Sheriff 1859). This family is from Guernsey,
and descends from Robert Gosselin, to whom Ed-
ward III. granted the coat of arms still borne by
the family, for his gallant defence of Mont Orgueil
Castle. General Gosselin, brother of the late
Admiral Gosselin, planted a second branch of the
family at Mount Ospringe, near Faversham, Kent.
— The Priory, Ware, Herts.
Heir, his son Le Marchant Hadsley, I. 1847.
GOSSET, Arth-ar, Esq. (of Eltham Hoiise).
Son of the late ]\Iatthew Gosset, Esq., by Grace,
dau. of Sir Thomas Frankland, Bart., ofThirkleby,
CO. York ; h. 1800 ; m. 1834 Augusta, dau. of
Thomas Morgan, Esq., of St. Mary Cray, Kent.
Educated at the Royal Military Academy, Wool-
wich ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent,
and a Major R. A., retired. This family is of French
extraction, and left France at the revocation of the
Edict of Nantes. — Eltham House, Eltham, Kent ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Tnis gallant officer, by every precedent, and in the strict-
est justice, ouRht to have been gazetted as Admiral of the
Ileet, but was deprived of that honour by iiohtical intrigues.
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GOUGH (Viscount), Hugh, Gough, K.P., G.C.B.
(cr, 1849).
Fourth son of the late George Gough, Esq., of
Woodstown, CO. Limerick (who d. 1836), by Letitia,
dau. of the late Thomas Bunbury, Esq, ; b. 1779 ;
m. 1807 Frances Maria, dau. of the late Lieute-
nant-General E. Stephens, R.A. Is a General in
the Armjr, Colonel of the Royal Horse Guards and
of the 60th Rifles ; served through the Peninsular
War; was Commander-in-Chief in India in 1846,
where he won the battles of Moodkee, Feroze-
shah, and Sobraon ; enjoys a pension of £2,000
from the East-India Company, and the same from
Parliament, for his Indian services ; created Baron
Gough 1846. — St. Helen's, near Dublin; Rath-
ronan House, near Clonmel, co. Tipperary ; Athe-
najuni and United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 25, Hyde-
Park Gardens, W.
Heir, his son George Stephen, M.R.I. A. and
F.L.S., &.J816; m. 1st 1840 Sarah, dau. of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Palliser (.she d. 1841) ; 2nd 1846
Jane, dau. of G. Arbuthnot, Esq. ; entered the
Grenadier Guards 1835, became Captain and Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 1848, retired 1850; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tipperary.
GOULBURlSr, Edward, Esq. (of Betchworth
House).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Right
Hon. Heniy Goulburn (who was many years M.P.
for Cambridge University, and some time Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer), by Jane, dau. of Matthew,
4th Lord Rokeby ; Z-. 1816 ; s. 1856; in. 1856
Maria Louisa, dau. of the Rev. William Tower,
and grand-dau. of C. T. Tower, Esq., of Weald
Hall, Essex. Appointed Ensign Grenadier Guards
1833, Lieutenant and Captain 1838, Lieutenant-
Colonel 1848, Colonel 1854 ; is a Magistrate for
Surrey. This family was formerly settled in
Jamaica for above 100 years. — Betchworth House,
near Dorking, Surrey.
Heir, his sou Henry, h. 1858.
GOULD.
GOViTEK.
(See Baring-Ooidd.'
(See Lcvcson-Goiccr.)
GRACE, Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1795).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Grace, Bai'fc.,
by Mary, dau. of Richard Dunne, Esq., of Carlow ;
b. 1817 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1841 ; is married. — Mantua
House, near Elphin, co. Roscommon.
HeirPres., his brother Percy Raymond, b. 1831.
GRACE, Oliver Dowell John, Esq. (of Mantua
House).
Only son of the late John Clrace, Esq. ; b. 1792 ;
m. 1819 Frances Mary, dau. of the late Sir R.
Nagle, Bart., of Jamestown, co. Westmeath (she
d. 1826). Educated at Maynooth ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Roscommon (High Sheriff
1830) ; was M.P. for that county 1847-59. —Man-
tua House, Elphin, co. Roscommon ; Brookes' Club,
S.W.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
GBADWELL, John, Esq. (of Flatten Hall).
Eldest son of the late George Gradwell, Esq., of
Preston, by Mary, dau. of Kichard Aslihurst,
Esq., of Puddington, co. Chester; b.lS-22; s.
1849 ; m. 1851 Ellen Mary, dau. of Peter Nugent
Fitz-Gerald, Esq., of Soho, co. Westmeath. Edu-
cated at Usliaw Coll., Durham ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Meath, was High Sheriff' of Drogheda 1855.
— Flatten Hall, near Drogheda, co. Louth.
Ifeii; his son George Fitz-Gerald, b. 1852.
GBADWELL, Pacliard, Esq. (of Dowth Hall).
Second son of the late George Gradwell, Esq., of
Preston, co. Lancaster, by Mary, dau. of Eichard
Aslihurst, of Puddington, co. Chester ; I. 1824 ;
m. 1852 Maria Theresa, eldest dau. of James Mac-
Evoy, Esq. Educated at Ushaw Coll., Durham ;
is a Magistrate for co. Meath ; was High Sheriff of
Drogheda 1858. — Dowth Hall, near Drogheda, co.
■ Louth.
Jlcir, his son Pobert, h. 1859.
GBADY, Standish Grove, Esq,
Fourth sou of the late Henry Grove Grad}', Esq,,
of Belle Wood, co. Tipperary, by Mary, dau. of
Thomas Lidwell, Esq., of Cloumore, co. Tipperary,
and grand-dau. of Gerald De Courcy, the O'Gi'ady,
of Killballyowen, co. Limerick ; b. 1813 ; 7n. 1838
Margaret Isabella, 4th dau. of John Farran, Esq.,
of Debden Hall, Essex. Called to the Bar at the
Middle Temple 1841 ,• appointed Eecorder of
Gravesend 1848. — 5, Essex Court, Temple, E.C. ;'
78, Warwick Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Grove, 6. 1838.
GRAEME, Hon. Mrs.
Marianne Jane, only dau. of the 5th Viscount
Strathallan ; m. 1842 G. Drummond Graeme, Esq.,
K.H. (who d. 1854). — Inchbrakie, co. Perth, N.B.
GK^ME, James, Esq. (of Garvock).
Eldest son of the late Eobert Grseme, Esq., of
Garvock and Kippen, by Jane Anne, dau. of W.
Aytoun, Esq., of the family of Aytoun of Inch-
darnie, co. Fife ; b. 1803 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1837 Helena,
dau. of Charles De Jersey, Esq., H. M.'s Attorney-
General for the island of Guernsey. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Perth. This family have been seated at
Garvock since circ. 1470; and they wear on their
arms the "double tressure," as descended from the
Kings of Scotland, one of their direct ancestors
having married a daughter of liobert III. —
Garvock House, near Bridge-of-Earn, and Kippen
House, near Dunning, Perthshire.
JJtii; his son liobert De Grseme, b. 1841.
GPv.^ME, Patrick James Erederiek, Esq. (of
Abertithven) .
Only son of the late George Dnimmond Grasme,*
K.H., of Inchbrakie and Aberuthven (J. P. and
D. L. for CO. Perth, who served in the Peninsula
and at Waterloo, and was afterwards a Major in
* His father, George GrEcme, was served heir (during
the life of the late Duke of Montrose, who was without a
male heir till late in life), to the Earldom of Montrose, Barony
of Aberuthven, &c., wliich titles go in the male line.
the Hanoverian Guards), by INIarianne Jane, dau.
of Yiscount Strathallan and grand-dau. of John,
4th Duke of Athole ; b. 1849 ; s. 1854. Educated at
the New Academy, Edinburgh. This family is
descended from the 1st Earl of Montrose, and on
the female side from Charlotte De La Tremouille,
Countess of Derby.— Aberuthven, near Auchter-
arder, co. Perth.
Heirs to the estate, his two sisters— Amelia Anne
Margaret and Beatrice Marianne Jane.
GRJEME, Robert, Esq. (of "Well HaU).
Second son of the late Eobert Grajme, Esq., of
Garvock, co. Perth, by Jane Anne, only dau. of
William Aytoun, Esq. (of the family of Aytoun
of Inchdarnie, co. Fife) ; b. 1811 ; m. 1843 Anne,
ord dau. of Patrick Baron Seton, Esq., of Preston,
CO. Linlithgow-, and Ekolsund, in Sweden. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh University ; is a Magistrate
and Commissioner of Supply force. Lanark. This
family is a younger branch of the Grseraes of Gar-
vock, in Perthshire, a family of great antiquity in
Scotland, who have been in possession of their
lands since before 1473. They are lineally descended
from Sir William Graham, of Kincardine (ancestor
of the ducal house of ]Montrose), and the Princess
Mary Stewart, his wife, 2nd dau. of King Eo-
bert III. of Scotland. (See "Douglas's Peerage,"
title Montrose.) — Well Hall, near Hamilton, N.B.
Heir, his son Eobert Seton, b. 1849.
GR^ME-OIiIPHAlSrT, Henrietta (of Gask
House).
Only surviving dau. of the late Margaret Anne
Grseme, dau. of Yv^illiam Grahame, of Orchill, by
James Gillespie Grahame, Esq. ; s. 1855 ; r,i. 1840
James Blair Oliphant, Esq., of Gask, co. Perth
(representative of the dormant barony of Oliphant),
who cl. 1847. This family is descended from the
Earls of Montrose. — Gask House, near Auch-
terarder, N.B.
GRAFTON (5th Duke ofj, Henry Pitzroy (cr,
1675).
Eldest son of the 4th Duke, by Charlotte Maria,
dau. of 2nd Earl Waldegrave ; b. 1790 ; s. 1844 ;
VI. 1812 Mary Caroline, dau. of the late Admiral
Sir George C. Berkeley, G.C.B. Is Eanger of
Whittlebury and Salcey Forests ; a M.agistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk and Northampton-
shire ; was M.P. for Bury St. Edmund's and Thet-
ford 1826-42. Patronage 3 livings. Tlie 1st Duke
was a son of Charles II. — Euston Hall, near Thet"
ford, Suffolk ; Wakefield Lodge, near Stony-Strat-
ford, Northamptonshire ; 47, Charges Street, W.
Beir, his sou Earl of Euston, b. 1819 ; m. 1858
Mary Louisa Ann, dau. of the Hon. F. B.aring ;
educated at Harrow ; entered the Diplomatic Ser-
vice in 1840, and was for some time Attach^ to
Embassy to Naples ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Northampton ; late Lieut. -Colonel
West Suffolk Militia ; has been M.P. for Thetford
since 1847.
GRAHAM, Lord Montagu William.
Y^'ounger son of the 3rd Duke of Montrose, by
Jemima Elizabeth, dau. of the 2nd Earl Ash*
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bumliam ; h. 1807. Educated at Eton ; formerly
Captain Coldstream Guards ; was M.P. for Gran-
tham 1852-7 ; elected M.P. for Hereford 1858.-—
Stoke Edith, near Hereford ; Carlton and Guards'
Clubs, S.W. ; 45, Belgrave Square, S.W.
GSAHAM, Sir Bellingham Eeginald, Bart. (cr.
1622).
Eldest son of the late Sir Bellingham Graham,
Bart., by Priscilla, dau. of Sir Charles Whitworth ;
h. 1789 ; s. as 7th Bart. 1790 ; m. 1st 1810 Hen-
rietta, dau. of George Clark, Esq., of West Hatch,
Essex (she d. 1830) ; 2nd 1831 Harriet, dau. of
Eev. Robert Cottam. Educated at Harrow ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for the N. Hiding Yorkshire. This
family is descended from the Gi'ahams of Esk. —
Norton Conyers, near Eipon, Yorkshire ; 131,
Park Street, W.
Heir, his son Eeginald Henry, Ij. 1835.
GRAHAM, Sir Edward, Bart. (er. 1629).
Eldest son of the late Sir Eobert Graham, Bart.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Young, Esq., of Battle,
Sussex ; h. 1820 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1852 ; m. 1st 1841
Mary, widow of Charles Henderson, Esq., of
Oxford; 2nd 1844 Adelaide Elizabeth, dau. of
James Dillon Tully, Esq., M.D. Is head of the
Border clan of Graham, and represents the for-
feited title of Viscount Preston.
Heir, his son Eobert James Stuart, h. 1845.
GRAHAM, Right Hon. Sir James Robert George,
Bart. (cr. 1783).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Graham, 1st Bart.,
by Catherine, dau. of Jolm, 7th Earl of Galloway ;
h. 1792 ; s.as 2iidB.irt. 1824 ; m. 1819 Fanny Cal-
lander, dau. of Sir James Campbell, of Ardinglass
(she d. 1857). Educated at Westminster ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland, and
Patron of 2 livings; was M.P. for Hull, Carlisle,
E. Cumberland, Pembroke, Dorchester, and Eipon
from 1818 to the present time ; First Lord of the
Admiralty 1830-4 and 1852-5; Home Secretary
1841-6 ; is one of the Council of the Duchy of
Lancaster. — Netherby, near Carlisle, Cumberland ;
46, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederic Ulriok, &. 1820; r,i. 1852
Jane Hermione, dau. of the 12th Duke of Somerset.
GRAHAM, Sir Sandfordi Bart. (cr. 1808).
Eldest son of the late Sir Sandford Graham, Bart.,
by Caroline, dau. of JohnLangston, Esq., ofSarsden
House, Oxon ; h. ISOl ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1852 ;
m. 1847 Elenora Caroline, dau. of the 2nd Marquis
of Anglesey (she d. 18—). Educated at Eton ; is
Patron of 1 living ; was formerly Captain Grenadier
Guards. — Wherstead Lodge, Ipswich, Suffolk ;
Queensberry House, near Newmarket, Suffolk ;
Reform Club, S.W. ; 1, Portland Place, W.
Heir Pros., his brother Lumley, h. 1828.
GRAHAM, George, Esq. (late Major).
Youngest sou of the late Sir James Graham, Bart.,
of Netherby, Cumberland, by Catherine, dau. of
the late Earl of Galloway ; h. 1801 ; m. 1836 Maria,
youngest dau. of E. Hasell, Esq., of Dalemain,
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Cumberland (she d. 1855). Educated at Harrow ;
served in the Army 1820-31 ; was Military Secre-
tary to the Governor of Bombay 1828-30 ; Private
Secretary to Sir James Graham at the Admiralty
and Home Office ; apjiointed Eegistrar-General of
Births, Deaths, and Marriages in 1842. — United
Service Club, S.W. ; 31, Chapel Street, Belgrave
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Alan, Lieuten.ant 23rd Eoyal Welsh
Fusiliers, h. 1839.
GRAHAM, John, Esq. (of The Elms).
Second son of the late Thomas Graham, Esq., of Ed'
mond Castle, Cumberland, by Elizabeth Susannah,
dau. of John Davenport, Esq., of Clapham Com-
mon, Surrey; h. 1794; m. 1821 Caroline Elinor,
dau. of the late E. J. Curteis, Esq., M.P. for
Sussex. Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Sussex. — The Elms, near East-
bourne, Sussex ; Athenaeum Club, S.W. ; 23,
Ashley Place, Westminster, S.W.
Heir, his son Eegin.ald John, 6. 1822 ; m. 1856
Ellen Leah, dau. of Thomas Boileau, Esq., late
Judge in the Hon, E. I. Co.'s service, Madras.
GRAHAM, Robert, Esq. (of Drumgoon).
Eldest son of the late Francis Graham, Esq., by
Esther, dau. of John Boyd, Esq., of co. Tyrone ;
h. 1786 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1st 1814 Elizabeth, dau. of
Jolm Davis, Esq., of Summerhill, co. Kilkenny ;
2nd 1818 Jane, only child of John Speer, Esq., of
Desertcreat House, co. Tyrone. This family (the
same as that of the historian of Derry) is descended
from the Border clan of Graham, the family having
settled in Fermanagh in the 17th century.' — Drum-
goon, near Maguiresbridge, co. Fermanagh ; Bal-
linakill, co. Galway.
Heir, his son Francis John, High Sheriff of co.
Tyrone 1856, and of co. Ferm.inagh 1858 ; h. 1815.
GRAHAM, Robert,* Esq. (of Redgorton).
Eldest son of the late John Graham, Esq., of Esk-
bank, by Mary, dau. of Archibald Scott, Esq., of
Usan, N.B., and cousin of the late General Lord
Lynedoch ; h. 1 784 ; s. on the death of Loi'd Lyne-
doch in 1843 to the entailed estates of Lynedoch
and Balgowan ; sold these estates in 1844, and pur-
chased the estate of Eedgorton. Educated at the
High School and University of Edinburgh ; called
to the Scottish Ear 1805 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Perth. — Eedgorton, Perthshire ; 18,
Heriot Eow, Edinburgh ; Brookes' and Athenreum
Clubs, S.W.
GRAHAM, Thomas Henry, Esq., F.A.S. (of
Edmond Castle).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Graham, Esq., by
Elizabeth Susannah, dau. of John Davenport, Esq.,
of Clapham Common, Surrey; h. 1793; s. 1813;
m. 1829 Mary, 8th dau. of the late Sir David Car-
negie, Bart., of Southesk, and aunt of the Earl of
Southesk. Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1819); is a Magis-
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Cumljeiland (High SlierifF
1824). — Ediiiond Castle, near Carlisle, Cumberland ;
University Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother John, of The Elms, East-
bourne (whom see).
GRAHAM, 'William, Esq. (of Mossknow).
Only son of the late William Graham, Esq., by
Grace Margaret, dau. of the Hon. John Gordon ;
h. 1797 ; s. 1832 ; vi. 1830 Anne, only child of
Hugh IMair, Esq., of liedhall and Wyseby. Edu-
cated at Magdalen Coll., Oxford ; ajipointed to the
16th Lancers 1817, and served in the 12th, IGth,
and 17th Lancers ; became a Colonel in the Army
1830 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Dumfries. This family has been resident at Moss-
know for several centuries. — Mossknow, near Ec-
clefechan, Dumfriesshire ; New Club, Edinburgh ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son William Mair, i. 1832.
GRAHAM.
(See C'unninrjJiamc-CrraJiam.)
GRAHAM-CLARKE, John Altham, Esq., Jun.
Eldest son of John Altham Graham-Cl.arke, Esq.,
by Mary Elizaheth, dau. of Leonard Parkinson,
Esq., of Frocester, co. Gloucester, and Kinnersley
Castle, CO. Hereford ; h. 1813 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1840
Emma Jane, dau. of the late Eev. John Eagles,
M.A. Educated at Winchester and Brasenose
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester.
His grandfather, whose name was Graham, took
the additional name of Clarke. — Frocester Manor
House, near vStonehouse, Gloucestershire.
Jlcir, his son Leonard John, b. 1841.
GRAISTARD (Earl of, George Arthur Hastings
Forbes, K.P. (cr. 1684).
Elder son of the late Viscount Forbes, by Frances
Mary, dau. of the late William Territt, Esq., LL.D.,
of Chilton Hall, Sufiblk ; b. 1833 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1858
Jane, dan. of the late H. K. Grogan-Morgan, Esq.,
M. P., of Johnstone Castle, CO. Wexford. Educated
at Eton ; is Lord-Lieut, and Custos llotulorum ol
CO. Leitrim, and Lieutenant-Colonel Westmeath
Rifles ; sits in the House of Lords as Lord Granai'd,
U.K. (cr. 180G) ; represents a younger branch of
the family of Lord Forbes. — Castle Forbes, near
Granard, co. Longford ; Junior United Service
Club, S.W. ; 13, Eaton Square, S.W.
Ilctr Prcs., his brother William Francis, Captain
Grenadier Guards, b. 1836.
GRAISTT, Sir Alexander, Bart., of Dalvey (cr.
1685).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert James Grant,
Bart., by Judith, dau. of Cornelius Durant Battelle,
Esq., of St. Croix, W. Indies ; b. 1826 ; s. as 7th
Bart. 1856 ; m. 1859 Susan, dau. of J. F. Ferrier,
Esq., of Glasgow. Educated at Harrow and Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1848), and was subsequently
Fellow of Oriel Coll. ; appointed 1859 to the Civil
Service at Madras. — ?dadras ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
GRANT, Sir Isaac, Bart, (of Monymusk).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir A. Grant, Bart.,
by Mary, only dau. of J. Forbes, Esq., of Newe,
CO. Aberdeen ; h. 1793 ; s. his brother, the late Sir
James Grant, as 6th Bart., 1859. Is descended
from the ancient family of Grant of Grant, now
Earls of Seafield.- — Monymusk, Aberdeenshire.
Heir Prcs., his nephew Archibald, Captain in the
Army, /*. 1823, elder son of the late Robert Grant,
Esq., J.P. and D.L., of Tyllifour.
GRANT, Sir George Macpherson, Bart, (cr,
1838).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Macpherson, Bart.,
who assumed the additional name of Grant, and
was M.P. for co. Sutherland 1809-25, by Marion
Helen, dau. of M. N. Campbell, Esq., of Ballimore,
CO. Argyle; b. 1839 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1850. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford. — Ballindal-
loch Castle, near Elgin ; Invereshie House, near
Inverness, N.B.
Heir Prcs., his brother Campbell, b. 1844.
GRANT, Sir James Hope, K.C.B. (cr. 1858).
Fifth son of the late F. Grant, Esq., of Kilgraston
(see that family), by Anne, dau. of R. Oliphant,
Esq,, of Ros.sie, N.B. ; b. 1808; in. 1847 Helen,
dau. of Benjamin Tayler, Esq. Educated in Scot-
land, and at Hoffville, in Switzerland ; is a Major-
tleueral in the Army, with the local rank of
Lieutenant-General in India; was formerly Lieu-
tenant-Colonel of the 9th Lancers, in which regi-
ment he served till he commanded it ; was made a
K.C.B. for his distinguished Indian services 1857-8.
— Kilgraston, Eridge-of-Earn, Perthshire ; United
Service Club, S.W.
GRANT, Sir James Robert, Knt., M.D., K.H.
(cr. 1819).
Son of the late Duncan Grant, Esq., of Lingreston,
CO. Moray; h. 1773 ; m. 1795 Mary, dau. of H.
Birkett, Esq. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland ;
served as head of Army Medical Department in
the Peninsula and at Waterloo ; was formerly
Inspector-General of Army Hospitals. — Hill House,
Carlisle, Cumberland; United Service Club, S.W. ;
17, Lower Seymour Street, W.
GRANT, Sir Patrick, K.C.B. (cr. 1857).
Son of late Major John Grant, of Auchterblair, co.
Elgin ; b. 1808 ; m. 1844 Frances Maria, dau. of
1st Viscount (iough, G.C.B. Entered the Bengal
Army in 1819 ; appointed Captain in the o9th
Native Infantry 1832 ; Assistant Collector at Tin-
ncvelly 1842, and Deputy-Adjutant-General of the
Bengal Army in 1843 ; served in Sutlej and Punjab
campaigns; was Commander-in-Chief at Madras
1855-7 ; is A.D.C!. to the Queen, and late Com-
mander-in-Chief of the E.I.Co.'s forces in Bengal.
■ — Calcutta; United Service Club, S.W.
GRANT, Lady.
Emma, sister of the late Rear-Admii-al Sir Richard
Grant ; m. 1825 Sir Thomas Tassell Grant, K.C.B.,
eldest son of late Thomas Grant, Esq., of Ports-
mouth, by Anne Sumpter, dau. of Daniel Tassell,
264
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Gra
Esq., of Woolwich, Kent, late Comptrqjler of Vic-
tualling Department of the Navy, who d. 1859. —
20, Chester Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W.
GBAWT, Lady (of Fowlers),
Lydia, widow of J. Lambert, Esq. ; 9?i. 1846 Rear-
Admiral Sir Richard Grant (who d. 1859). — Fow-
lers, near Hawldiurst, Kent; 3, Connaught Place,
Hyde Park, W.
GRAIsTT, Hon. James (of Grant).
Second son of the late Earl of Seafield, by Mary
Anne, dau. of J. H. Dunn, Esq., of Higham
House ; b, 1817 ; ni. 1st 1841 Caroline Louisa, 2nd
dau. of late Eyre Evans, Esq., of Ashill Towers,
CO. Limerick (she d. 1850) ; 2nd 1853 Constance
Helena, 4tli dau. of the late Sir Robert Aber-
cromby, Bart., of Birkenbog and Eorglen. Edu-
cated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate for cos. Banff,
Elgin, and Inverness, and Major in tlie Inverness
Militia ; was formerly in the 42nd Royal High-
landers. — Cluny Cottage, near Forres, N.B. ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son (by 1st marriage) Francis William,
l. 1847.
GRANT, Henry John, Esq. (of The GnoU).
Eldest son of the late Henry Grant, Esq., of
Gnoll Castle, by Alicia, dau. of John Camac, Esq. ;
I. 1780 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1822 Mary, dau. of General
George Warde, of Squerries, Kent. Educated at
Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan (High Sheriff
1834). This family was settled for many genera-
tions in tlie county of Pembroke. — The Gnoll, near
Neath, Glamorganshire ; Wormley Bury, Herts ;
University Club, S.W.
GEAKTT, John, Esq. (of Kilgraston).
Eldest son of the late Francis Grant, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Robert Oliphant, Esq., of Rossic,
N.B. ; h. 1798 ; s. 1819 ; vi. 1st 1820 Margaret
Gray, 2nd dau. of the late Lord Gray ; 2nd 1828
Lucy, 3rd dau. of Thomas, late Earl of Elgin.
Educated at the Royal Military Coll., Sand-
hurst ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Perth ; was formerly in the Grenadier Guards.
This family is descended from the Grants of Grant.
— Kilgraston House, Bridge-of-Earn, Perthshire ;
Travellers' Club, S.W. .
Heir, his son Charles Thomas Constantino,
h. 1831 ; m. 1856 Matilda, 5th dau. of W^illiam
Hay, Esq., of Dunse Castle.
GRANT, Thomas Macpherson, Esq. (of Craigo).
Youngest son of the late Sir George Macpherson
Grant, Bart., of Ballindalloch and Invere^hie, by
Mary, dau. of Thomas Carnegy, Esq., of Craigo ;
h. 1815 ; s. his cousin Thomas Carnegy, Esq., of
Craigo, in 1856. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Morayshire.
— Craigo House, Montrose, N.B.
GRANT, Thomas St. John, Esq. (of Kilmnrry) .
Eldest son of the late Thomas St. John Grant, Esq.,
by Anna Esther, dau. of Rev. Alexander Grant,
Vicar of Clondallane ; b. 1822; s. 1832; m. 1849
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Eliza Anne Louisa, dau. of Rev. Thomas Hoare, of
Glenaraore. Educated at Eton and Exeter Coll.,
Oxford (B,A. 1843) ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork
(High Sheriff 1858), and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Waterford (High Sheriff 1852).--Kil-
murry, near Kilworth, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Thomas St. John, h. 1852.
GRANT, "William Charles, Esq. (of Hillersdon
House).
Only son of the late Charles Grant, Esq. (youngest
brother of tlie late Right Hon. Sir William Grant,
Master of the Rolls 1801-18), by Charlotte, only
dau. of the late John Grant, Esq., of Bush Hill,
Middlesex, and grand-dau. of Robert Grant, Esq.,
of Elchies, co. Moray ; h. 1817 ; s. 1823 ; m. 1843
Maria, eldest dau. of the late William Henry Ma}',
Esq. (youngest son of Joseph May, Esq., formei-ly
of Membland Hall, Devon, and afterwards of Hale
Park, Hants). Educated at Harrow ; is a Magis-
trate for Devon ; was formerly Lieutenant in the
1st (King's) Dragoon Guards. This family is de-
scended from the Grants of Beldornie, one of the
branches of that ancient clan of Grant which
has been so long distinguished in the history of
Scotland. — Hillersdon House, near CuUompton,
Devon ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William John Alexander, b. 1851.
GRANT, "William Forsyth, Esq. (of Ecclesgreig).
Eldest son of the late John Forsyth, of Montreal,
by Margaret, dau. of John Grant, Esq., of Quebec;
b. 1804 ; m. 1831 Eweretta Jane, dau. of Joseph
Forsyth, Esq., of Kingston, Canada. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, force. Kincardine ; inherited
by will of his late uncle, Frederic Grant, and
assumed his name. — Ecclesgreig, near Montrose,
N.B. ; Conservative Club, S.W. ; 74, St. James's
Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederic, Lieutenant 3rd Light
Dragoons, b. 1836.
GRANT . DALTON, Dalton Forster, Esq.,
F.B.G.S. (of Shanks House).
Eldest son of the late R. F. Grant-Dalton, Esq.,
by Mary Slade, dau. of Nathaniel Dalton, Esq.,
of Shanks House, Somerset ; b. 1812 ; s. 1854 ;
m. 1848 Alice Charlotte, dau. of J. C. B. Treva-
nion, Esq., of Caerhays Castle, Cornwall. Edu-
cated at Hyde Abbey, Winchester, and in Paris ;
is a Magistrate for Somerset and Dorset ; was for-
merly an Officer in the North Somerset Yeomanry
Cavalry. This family, formerly of Clurie and
Leaston, in vScotland, and of Ingoldisthorpe Hall,
Norfolk, assumed by Sign Manual, in 1826, the
name and arms of Dalton after and in addition to
those of Grant. — Shanks House, near Wincanton,
Somerset ; Parkstone, near Poole, Dorset ; Royal
Thames Yacht Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Reginald, Z/. 1849.
GRANT DUFF, Mountstuart Elphinstone, Esq.
(of Eden).
Eldest son of the late J. C. Grant Duff, Esq. (for-
merly Resident at Sattara, and Author of the
" History of the Mahrattas "), by Jane Catharine,
only child of the late Sir Whitelaw Ainslie, M.D. ;
Gra]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
I. 1829 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1859 Anuca Julia, only child
of E. Webster, Esq., of Ealing, Middlesex. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1850, M.A. 1853) ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1854 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Banff,
Moray, and Aberdeen, and a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Moray; has been M. P. for Elgin, &c. since 1857.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with the Earls of Fife. — Eden, near Banff, N.B. ;
Athenjeum and Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
GEAjNTTLEY (Lord), Fletcher Norton, F.S.A.,
P.H.S. (cr. 1782).
Eldest sou of the late Hon. Fletcher Norton, by
Caroline Elizabeth, only dau. of the late James
Balmain, Esq. ; h. 1796 ; s. his uncle as Srd Lord
1822 ; m. 1825 Charlotte, youngest dau. of the late
Sir W. Beechey. Is High Steward of Cruildford
and Allerton, and Patron of 1 living. The 1st
Peer was Speaker of the House of Commons
1769-82. — Wonersh, near Cfuildford, Surrey;
Grantley Park, nearEipon, Yorkshire ; Athenjeum
and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 10, Wilton Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother George Chappie (whom
see).
GBAI^IVILIjE (Earl), GranviUe George Leve-
Bon Gov/er, K.G-., P.G. (cr. 1833).
Elder son of the 1st Earl (who was some time Am-
bassador at Paris), by Hai-riet Elizabeth, dau. of the
1st Duke of Devonshire, K.G. ; h. 1815 ; s. 1816 ;
TO. 1840 Maria Louise, dau. of Due d'Albei-g, and
widow of Sir Ferdinand Acton, Bart. Educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1839) ; was M.P. for
Morpeth 1837-40, for Lichfield 1841-6 ; Under-
Secretary for Foreign Affairs 1846 ; Foreign Secre^
tary 1851-2, re-appointed 1859 ; President of the
Council 1852-8 ; has been Master of the Buck-
hounds, Vice-President of the Board of Trade,
Treasurer of the Navy, and Paymaster-General of
the Forces ; is a Commissioner of Railways, a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop, and Lieutenant-Colonel
Staffordshire Y'eomanry ; appointed Chancellor of
the University of London 1856. This is a younger
branch of the ducal house of Sutherland. — Stone
Park, Staffordshire ; Athenreum Club, S.W. ; 16,
Bruton Street, W.
Heii' P res., his brother Edn'ard Frederick (whom
see).
GSAN VILLiJ], Dowager Countess.
Henrietta Elizabeth, younger dau. of the 5th Duke
of Devonshire ; m. 1809 Granville, 1st Earl Gran-
ville, who d. 1846.— 13, Hereford Street, W.
GRAInTVILLE, Lady Charlotte Augusta Leo-
poldina.
Eldest dau. of the 1st Lord Glenlyon, and sister of
the 6th Duke of Athole ; vi. 1847 Bev. Court
Granville. — Alnwick, Northumberland."
GBAlSrVILLE, Frederick, Esg.
Youngest so.i of the late Court Granville, Esq., by
Maria, dau. of the late Edward Ferrers, Esq., of
Baddesley Clinton, co. Warwick ; b. 1810 : to. 1854
Isabel, dau. of Eds^'. Sheldon, Esq., M.P., of Brailes
House, Qp. Warwick. Educated at Sandhurst ;
appointed 1829 2nd-Lieutenant 23rd Fusiliers, re-
tired as Major in 1849 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick, and Lieutenant -Colonel Commandant
2nd Warwick Militia. This family is of Welles-
bourne Hall, CO. Warwick, and late of Calwick
Abbey, co. Staffoi-d. — 3, Beauchamp Walk, Leam-
ington, Warwickshire ; Arthur's and United Ser-
vice Clubs, S.W.
C4IIATTAK".
(See Bellexo-Gvattan.)
GRAVER-BROWNE, John Tm-ner, Esq. (of
Moriey Hall).
Eldest sou of the late George D. Graver, Esq., of
Wymondham, by Elizabeth, dau. of the late Eicbard
Dewing, Esq., of Carbrooke Hall, Norfolk ; h. 180-;
in. 18 — Fanny, dau. of the late Rev. Henry Bath-
urst, Archdeacon of Norwich, and grand-dau. of
the late Bishop (Bathurst) of Norwich. Educated
at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.C.L.
1828) ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk. Added the
surname of Browne to that of Graver, from estates
left to him by his godfather, John Browne, Esq.,
of Jacolnestone, Norfolk. — Moriey H.all, near
^Vyraondham, Norfolk.
Jlcir, his only son John Bathurst, h. 1837.
GRAVES (Lord), Thomas Williani Graves
(cr. 1794).
Eldest son of 2nd Lord, by Mary, sister of 1st
Marquis of Anglesey, K.G.; h. 1804; s. 1830;
m. 1st 1832 Sophia, dau. of General Berthier, and
widow of Count Bruyere (she d. 1833) ; 2ud 1833
Louise Adele Melfene.- — Thanckes and Gravesend,
near Devonport, Devon.
Heir, his sou Clarence Iildward, h. 1847.
GRAVES, the Misse.s (of Mickleton House).
Elizabeth-Anne and Mary-John, daua. and co-
heirs of the late John Graves, Esq., by Ann, dau.
of John Thomas, Esq., of Penryn, Cornwall ; s.
1819 ; the elder is married to Sir J. M. Steele,
Bart, (whom see), and the younger to Maxwell
Hamilton, Esq., of Dublin. This family is de-
scended from Richard Graves, Bencher of Lin-
coln's Inn, and Receiver-General for Middlesex
under Cromwell, who purchased Mickleton Manor,
and other estates in Gloucestershire and Worcester-
shire in 1656. His grandson, Richard, was the
celebrated antiquary, whose second sou was the
Rev. Richard Graves, of Claverton, author of " The
Spiritual Quixote," &c. (See Rudder's "Glouces-
tershire," and Nash's "Worcestershire.") — Mickle-
ton House, Campden, Gloucestershire.
Jhir Pres., Frances-Elizabeth, dau. of Sir J. M.
Steele, Bart.
GRAVES, Robert, Esq, (of Charlton House).
Eldest son of the late Robert Graves, Esq., M.D.,
of Delapre, Bridport, by Maria Bishop, oidy .sur-
viving child of the late Robert Knight, Esq., of
Chideock, Dorset; h. 1800; .x. 1849; in. 1837
Mary, only dau. of the late Thomas Tutton Knyf-
tou, Esq., of Wells, Somerset (she el. 1859). Edu-
cated at Tiverton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
266
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Gre
(B.A. 1821, M.A. 1821); called to the E;u- at the
Inner Temple 1828 ; is a Magistrate for Wilts and
Dorset. This family was formerly of Caythorpe,
CO. Lincoln. — Charlton House, Ludwell, near
Salisbury, Wilts.
Ilcif, his son Albert Reginald, J). 1840.
GHAVES, William, Esq. (of New Koss).
Son of the late Anthony Graves, Esq., of Abbey
View, CO. Kilkenny, by Anne, dau. of J. Mercer,
Esq., of CO. Dublin; h. 1787; s. 1840; m. 1815
Sarah, dau. of Samuel EUy, Esq. Educated at
Kilkenny Coll. ; is a INIagistrate for co. W^exford ;
was formerly an officer in the 79tli Highlanders.
This family is of English origin, but has been in
Ireland for three centuries. — New Ross, co. Wex-
ford ; Chelsea Lodge, Duncannon, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son Anthony Elly, h. 1816 ; m. 1850
Harriet, dau. of Samuel Haughton, Esq.
GSAY (liord), John Gray (er. 1445).
Only son of the 15th Lord, by Mary Anne, dau. of
Lieutenant- Colonel J. Johnstone; h. 1798; s.
1842 ; VI. 1833 Mary Anne, dau. of Lieutenant-
Colonel C. P. Ainslie. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Perth, and a Representative Peer for Scotland. —
Kinfauns Castle, near Perth, N.B. ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 128, Park Street, W.
Ihir Pres., his sister Melesina.
GRAY, Rev. Henry.
Son of the late Eight Rev. Dr. Robert Gray,
Bi.shop of Bristol, who d. 1833, by Elizabeth, dau.
of Thomas Camplin, Esq. ; b. 1808 ; m. 1835 Emily
Caroline, dau. of the late Lord Glenworth, and
sister of the 2nd Earl of Limerick. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (M.A. 1S31) ; appointed
Vicar of Ahnondsbury 1851 ; is Chaplain to the
Earl of Limerick. — Oaklands, Ahnondsbury, near
Bristol.
Heir, his son Edmond, l>. 1840.
GRAY, Rev. John Hamilton, M.A. (of Carntyne).
Only son of the late Robert Gray, E.sq., of Carn-
tyne, Dep. Lieut, for co. Lanark, by Mary Anne,
dau. of G. Hamilton, Esq., of Westburu, and
Agnes Duudas, of Duddingston, co-heir of the
Earls of Crawford and Lindsay ; b. 1801 ; s. 1833 ;
VI. 1829 Elizabeth Caroline,'' eldest dau. of James
R. Johnstone, Esq., of Alva, co. Clackmannan.
Educated at Gottingen and Magdalen Coll., Oxford
(M.A. 1826) ; called to the Scottish Bar 1824 ;
entered Holy Orders 1829 ; appointed Vicar of
Bolsover and Scarcliff, co. Derby, 1833 ; is Rural
Dean of Chesterfield, and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lanark. This family is representa-
tive of Gray of Dalmarnock and Carntyne, and of
Hamilton of Newton, an immediate cadet of the
family of Hamilton, Baronets, of Silverton Hill. —
Bolsover Castle, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire ;
Carntyne House, Glasgow ; New Club, Edin-
burgh ; Atheneeum Club, S.W.
* She is authoress of " History of Etruria," " History of
Rome," " Empire and Church," " Toui' to the Sepulchres of
Etruria."
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Heir, his dau. Caroline Maria Agnes Robin ; wi.
1852 John Anstruther-Thomson, Esq., of Charle-
ton, CO. Fife (whom see).
GRAY, Captain "William (of WTieatfleld).
Second son of the late William Gray, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Doming Rasbotham, Esq., of
Birch House, co. Lancaster ; b. 1814. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Lancaster and borough of Bolton, and
Captain 4th Royal Lancashire Militia ; was Mayor
of Bolton in 1850-1 and 1851-2 ; has been M.P. for
Bolton since 1857. This family was formerly of
Tanfield, Yorkshire, and afterwards of Finedon,
CO. Northampton. — Wheatfield, near Bolton, Lan-
cashire ; Conservative and .Junior United Service
Clubs, S.W. ; 10, St. James's Place, S.W.
GREATHED, Colonel Edward Harris, C.B. (of
Uddens House).
Eldest son of the late Edward Harris, Esq., some
time CajDtain 3rd Dragoon Guards (wlio assumed
the name of Greathed in 1806, on inheriting the
property of his maternal uncle), by Mary Eliza-
beth, dan. of Sir R. Glyn, Bart., of Gaunt's House,
Dorset ; b. 1812 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1854 Louisa Frances,
dau. of Ven. Archdeacon HartweU (she d. 1857).
Educated at W^estminster ; entered the Army in
1832 ; is a Colonel in the Army, and Lieutenant-
Colonel 8th Foot ; served with distinction in India
1857-8, and received the Companionship of the
Bath for his Indian services. This family was
formerly of Lincolnshire, where they possessed the
estates now belonging to Bethlem Hospital ; they
are descended from a common ancestor with the
Earl of Malmesbury. — L^ddens House, near Wlm-
borne, Dorset ; United Service Club, S.W. ; 20a,
Hill Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother William V/ilberforce,
Captain Bengal Engineers ; served with distinction
at Mooltan, Delhi, and Lucknow ; &. 1826.
GREAVES, Charles Sprengel, Esq., Q.C.
Eldest son of the late William Greaves, Esq., of
Mayfield, co. Stafford, by Anne Lydia, dau. of
Robert Charles Greaves, Esq., of Ingleby, co.
Derby; b. 1801 ; m. 1841 Emma Frances, only
dau. of William Tyson, Esq. Educated at Queen'y
Coll., Oxford (M.A. 1825) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1827, and went the Oxford Circuit;
appointed a Queen's Counsel 1850 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, a Magistrate for
CO. Derby, a Bencher of Lincoln's Inn, and a
Member of the ArchEeological Institute, &c. This
family was settled for many ages in Derbyshire. —
11, Blandford Square, N.W\
GREAVES, Edward, Esq.. (of Avonside).
Second son of the late John Greaves, Esq. ; b. 1803 ;
ra. 1828 Anne, dau. of J. Hobbins, Esq. (widow of
T. Warde, Esq.) A Banker at Warwick and a
Dep. Lieut, for, and Treasurer of, the county ; has
been M.P. for Vv'arwick since 1852. — Avonside,
near Warwick ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 13, Cockspur
Street, S.W.
Gre]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
GREAVES, George, Esq. (of ElmsaU Lodge).
Eldest son of the late George Bustard Greaves, Esq.,
of Page Hall and Elmsall Lodge, co. York, by
Ellen, only dau. and heiress of the late Joseph Clay,
Esq., of Bridge House, co. York ; h. 1790 ; s. 1835 ;
m. 1st 1817 Anne Maria Rooke, only sister of the
Eight Hon. Joseph "Warner Henley, M.P. ; 2nd
1837 Elizabeth, dau. of JohnToplis, Esq., of Wirks-
worth, CO. Derby. Educated at University Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the
W. Riding of Yorkshire. — Elmsall Lodge, near
Pontefract, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Henley George, b. 1818 ; m. 1841
Ann Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Eichard Fountayne
Vrilson, Esq., of jMelton, co. York, formerly M.P.
for that count)'.
GREAVES, Henry Marv/ood, Esq. (of Ford
HaU).
Third son of the late George Bustard Greaves, Esq.,
of Page Hall and Elmsall Lodge, co. York, by
Ellen, only dau. and heiress of Joseph Clay, Esq.,
of Bridge House, co. York; h. 1793; m. 1829
IMary Catharine Anne Bagshawe, niece and heire.ss
of Lieutenant-(4eneral "William Murray, of Banner
Cros.s, CO. York, and grand-dau. and heiress of
Colonel Bagshawe, of Ford Hall, co. Derby,
M.P. Educated at Clare Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1814, M.A. 1817); is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Derby, a Magistrate for the "W.
Riding of Yorkshire, and in the Commission of the
Peace for Xotts. Through the marriage of a ma-
ternal ancestor, Sir Henry Marwood, Bart., with
Lady Margaret Darcy, this famil)' claims descent
from the Royal House of Plantagenet. — Ford Hall,
near Chapel-en-le-Frith, Derbyshire ; Banner Cross,
near Sheffield, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son "William Henry, h. 1831 ; educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (has assumed the name
of Bagshavre).
GREEK-, Lady.
Harriet, dau. of S. Cutting, Esq. ; hi. 1820 Vice-
Admiral Sir A. P. Green, K.C.H., who d. 1858.—
9, James Street, "Buckingham Gate, S.W.
GREElSr, Mrs. (of Pelmersham Grange).
Mary, diu. of John Green, Esq., of London ; ra.
1834 Thomas Abbott Green, Esq., of Pavenham
Bury, near Bedford (High Sheriff of Beds 1848),
who d. 1855. — Felmei'sham Grange, near Bedford.
GREEI^r, Thomas, Esq. ^of Dolgelly).
Eldest son of the late Josepli Green, Esq., by
Hannah, dau. of — Rickaby, Esa. ; h. 1822 ; s.
1845 ; m. 1842 Harriet Mary, dau. of Thomas
Lough, Esq. Is a IMagistrate for co. Merioneth.
This family is of Poulton Lancelyn Bebington,
Cheshire, and Ynyslaig. — Dolgelly, co. Merioneth.
Heir, his son Thomas Parnell, h. 1843.
GREENALL,* Gilbert, Esq. (of "Walton Hall).
Son of E. Greenall, Esq. ; I. 1806 ; m. 1836 Mary,
dau. of D. Claughton, Esq. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
Lancashire ; has been JM.P. for Warrington since
1847. — Walton Hall, near Warrington, Lancashire ;
Carlton and National Clubs, S.W.
GREEISTAWAY, Charles, Esq. (of Barrington
Grove).
Only son of the late Charles Greenaway, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of — Higgs, Esq. ; h. 1786 ; m. 1813
Charlotte Sophia, dau. of the late R. Hurst, Esq.,
of Horsham Park, Sussex, some time M.P. for
Horsham. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1807) ; is a jNIagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Gloucester; was jM.P. for Leominster 1837-45.
— Barrington Grove, near Burford, Oxfordshire.
GREENE, John, Esq. (of Greenville).
Eldest son of the late Godfrey Greene, Esq. ;
h. 1815. Was formerly in the 5th Light Dragoons,
and afterwards Lieutenant 7th Dragoon Guards ;
has been M.P. for co. Kilkenny since 1847. —
GJreenville, near Kilkenny ; Reform, Army and
Navy, and Union Clubs, S.W. ; 2b, King Street,
St. James's, S.W.
GREENE, Right Hon. Richard WUson.
Eldest son of the late Sir Jonas Greene, Recorder
of Dublin (who d. 1828), by Mary, dau. of —
Hitchcock, Esq.; h. 1790; m. 1822 Mary, dau. of
the late Thomas Wilson, Esq., of York. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dubhn (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1813) ;
called to the Irish Bar 1814; appointed a Serjeant-
at-Law 1835, Solicitor-General for Ireland 1842,
Attorney-General 1846, a Baron of the Irish Ex- ' J
chequer 1852, sworn a Privy Councillor for Ireland ■
1846 ; was formerly a Commissioner of Education ^
in Ireland. — 49, Stephen's Green, Dublin.
//('/;', his son Richard Jonas, Barrister-at-Law,
h. 1824.
GREENE, Thomas, Esq. (of Slyne).
Eldest sou of the late Thomas Greene, Esq., by
jNIartha, dau. of Edmund Dawson, Esq., of Warton,
CO. Lancaster ; h. 1794 ; s. 1810 ; m. 1 820 Henrietta,
3rd dau. of Eight Hon. Sir Henry Russell, Bart.
Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1814, M.A.
1819) ; called to the Bar at Gray's Inn 1819 ; ia
a Magistrate for Westmoreland and W. Riding of
Yorkshire, and a Slagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lancaster (High Sheriff 1823) ; a Bencher of
Gray's Inn; was M.P. for Lancaster 1824-57;
Chairman of Ways and Means 1841-6. — Sl^-ne, near
Lancaster ; Whittington Hall, near Appleby, West-
moreland ; University and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Dawson Corneliu.s, h. 1822 ; m. 1856
Mary, dau. of Sir Henry Russell, Bart.
GREENWAY, Rev. "WiUiani Wiiitmore.
Only surviving son of the late George Greenway,
Esq., of Attleborough Hall, co. Warwick, by Jane,
dau. of John Co.x, Esq., of Nuneaton ; h. 1798 ;
m. 1824 Emma, 4th dau. of the late John Mayo,
Esq., of Coleshill, co. Warwick. Educated at Rugby
and Trinity Hall, Cambridge (LL.B. 1821) ; many
years Chaplain to the late Earl of Strathmore ;
Rural Dean of Leicester, and a JNIagistrate for the
same county. This f;imily was settled for several
centuries in the Forest of Arden, in the co. of War-
wick. — -Newbold Verdon Rectory, near Hinckley,
Leicestershire ; Ilardwicke, near Wellingborough,
Noi'thamptonshire.
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GBEENWELL, John, Esq. (of Broomshields).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
Greenwell, Esq., by Eleanor, dau. of John Maddi-
son, Esq., of Hole House, co. Durham ; h. 17S4 ;
s. 1817 ; m. 1819 Elizabeth, dau. of Alan Greenwell,
Esq., of Greenwell Ford, Durham. Is a Magis-
trate for CO, Durham. — Broomshields, Satlej',
Darlington.
Ileii; his son Thomas, Barrister-at-Law, of the
Inner Temple; b. 1821 ; m. 1850 Georgiana, dau. of
William Bridges, Esq., of Fulbrook, Oxon.
GREENWOOD, Frederick, Esq. (of Norton
Conyers).
Eldest son of the late John Gi'eenwood, Esq., of
The Knowle and SwarchfFe ; b. 1798; s. 1846;
Ml. 1828 Sarah, only dau. of S. Staniforth, Esq., of
Darnall. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the
N. and W. Ridings of Yorkshire ; appointed High
Sheriff in 1855, but was unable to serve from ill
health. — Norton Conyers, uear Eipon, Yorkshire ;
Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, of Swarcliffe (whom see).
GREENWOOD, John, Esq. (of Swarcliffe
Hall).
Eldest son of Frederick Greenwood, Esq. (whom
see) ; b. 1829 ; vi. 1852 Louisa Elizabeth, eldest
dau. of N. C. Baruardiston, Esq., of The Ryes,
Suffolk. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1851) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
the N. and W. Ridings of Yorkshire ; appointed
Captain Yorkshire Hussars Yeomanry Cavalry
1S53; has been M.P. for Ripon since 1857.—
Swarcliffe Hall, near Ripley, Yorkshire ; Brookes'
Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son Frederick Barnardiston, b. 1854.
GE.EEE, Samuel Macurdy, Esq. (of Springvale).
Son of Rev. T. Greer, of Springvale, by Elizabeth,
dau. of A. Caldwell, Esq. ; b. 1809 ; m. 1845
Marion Fletcher, dau. of J. McCrone, Esq. Edu-
cated at Coleraine and Glasgow University ; called
to the Irish Bar 1835 ; was M.P. for co. London-
derry 1857-9. ■ — Spring Vale, near Londonderry ;
21, North Frederick Street, Dublin.
GREER, Thomas, Esq. (of Tnllylagan).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Greer, Esq., of Rhone
Hill, by Elizabeth, dau. of William Jackson, Esq.,
of Dublin; b. 1791 ; s. 1840; m. 1826 William-
mina, 5th dau. of Arthur Ussher, Esq., of Camphire,
CO. Waterford. Is a Magistrate for co. Tyrone
This family is descended from the Scottish clan
Mac(Tregor, in common with the Griersons of Lag.
— Tullylagan, near Dungannon, Ireland.
Heir, his son Frederick, b. 1829.
GREG, Robert Hyde, Esq. (of Norcliffe Hall).
Second son of the late Samuel Greg, Esq., by
Hannah, dau. of Adam Lightbody, Esq., of Liver-
pool ; b. 1795 ; s. 1834 ; m."l824 Mary, = eldest dau.
of Robert Philips, Esq., of The Park, co. Lan-
caster. Educated at Edinburgh ; is a J\lagistrate
for CO. Chester ; was M.P. for Manchester 1839-41.
This family is descended from the ancient Scottish
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clan of McGregor. — NorclifFe Hall, near Wilm-
.slow, Cheshire ; Coles Park, Buutingford, Herts ;
Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou Robert Phihps, b. 1826 ; m. 1857
Louisa, dau. of J. Gair, Esq., of Liverpool.
GREGGE-HOPWOOD, Edward John, Esq. (of
Hopwood Hall).
Eldest son of the late Robert Gregge Hopwood,
Esq., by Cecilia, dau. of the 5th Viscount Torring-
ton ; b. 1807 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1839 Susan Fanny, dau.
of John Baskervyle Glegge, Esq., of Withington
Hall, CO. Chester. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lancaster, and a Captain in the Army. The title-
deeds of the estates of this family reach back to the
11th century. — Hopwood Hall, near Middleton,
Lancashire.
Heir, his son Edward Robert, b. 1846.
GREGOR-GORDON, William Francis, Esq. (of
Trewarthenick) .
Son of Thomas Booker, Esq., 53rd regiment, by
Catherine, youngest dan. of Cosmo, Duke of Gordon
(ext.) ; b. 1789 ; vi. 1814 Loveday Sarah, dau. of
Francis Glanvilie, Esq., of Catchfrench, Cornwall,
who acquired the Gregor property in 1825, by the
will of the last of that family, and assumed the
name of Gregor. Entered the Army 1806 ; served
in the Peninsula ; is Captain (half-iiay) 23rd Royal
Welsh Fusiliers ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Cornwall (High Sheriff 1829).— Trewarthenick,
near Grampound, Cornwall ; Union and Carlton
Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis Glanvilie, b. 1816.
GREGORY, Hon. Mrs.
Caroline, dau. of the late Hon. F. W. Hood, and
sister of the 3rd Viscount Hood ; m. 1834 A. F.
Gregory, Esq. — Styvichall, near Warwick.
GREGORY, William Henry, Esq. (of Coole
Park).
Son of the late W. Gregory, Esq., and grandson of
the late Right Hon. W. Gregory, many years
Under-Secretary for Ireland ; b. 1817. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway ; was M.P.
for Dublin City 1842-7; has been M.P. for co.
Galway since 1857. — Coole Park, near Gort, co.
Galway ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
GREGORY, William Johnson, Esq. (of Castle
Hill).
Third surviving son of the late Captain Joshua
Gregory (56th regiment), by Ann, dau. of Samuel
Jackson, Esq., of Bilsthorpe, Notts; b. 1794;
vi. 1834 Sarah Maria Ann, eldest dau. of the late
George Jalland, Esq., of RoUestone, Notts. Edu-
cated at the Royal Military Coll., Great Marlow ;
is a Magistrate for Bucks ; was formerly in the
Army. This family was formerly long resident in
the CO. of Nottingham, — Castle Hill, High Wy-
combe, Bucks,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
GBEQSON, John, Esq. (of Burden).
Eldest son of the Lite John Gregson, Esq., hy
Eliza, dau. of Launcelot AUgood, Esq. ; h. 1805 ;
s. 1840 ; in. 1st 1833 Isabella, dau. of Rev. F. Eeed ;
2nd 1844 Caroline, dan. of Eev. J. Daltou ; 3rd
1853 Mary Jane, only dan. of Robert Grant, Esq.,
of Monymusk, N.B., and grand-dau. of Sir A.
Grant, E.art. Educated at University Coll., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1830) ; called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1829. The estate of Murton has
been in the possession of this family since 1566,
and Burdon for about 150 years. — Bramham
House, Yorkshire ; Burdon, Durham.
Heir, his son John, 6.1835.
GREGSOTNT, Samuel, Esq. (of Moorlands).
Son of the late Samuel Gregson, Esq., of Lancas-
ter ; h. 1795; m. 1820 Ellen, dau. of M. Gregson,
Esq., of Overton Hall, Malpas, co. Chester (she d.
1857). Is a Commissioner of Lieutenancy for Lon-
don, a Magistrate for Middlesex, and a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; Director of the
East and West India Docks ; Chairman of the
East-India and China Association ; has been M.P.
for Lancaster since 1852. Patron of 1 living.
— Moorlands, near Lancaster ; Overton Hall, near
Malpas, Cheshire ; Oriental and Reform Clubs,
S.W. ; City Club, E.G. ; 32, Upper Harley Street,
W.
GREIQ, Sir Hector, Knt., K.C.M.G. (cr. 1838).
Ij. 18 — ; late Chief Secretary at Malta. — 8, Oving-
ton Terrace, Brompton, S.W.
GEEITE, John, Esq. (of Cappaninrra),
Third son of the late .John Grene, Esq., by Hannah,
dau. of the late Nicholas Biddulph, Esq., of Bur-
risileigh ; h. 1809 ; s. 1837; m. 1850 Anna Maria,
dau. of the late James Delany, Esq., of jSIulliDgar,
CO. Westmeath. Is a Magistrate forco. Tipperary.
• — Cappamurra, near Caishel, co. Tipperary.
GREISTE, Ificholas Biddvilph, Esq. (of Grene
Park).
Eldest son of the late John Grene, Esq., of Ca^j-
pamurra, co. Tipperary, by Hannah, dau. of the
late Nicholas Biddulph, Esq., of Burrisileigh ;
h. 1800 ; .s. 1837 ; m. 1838 Catharine, dau. of Cle-
ment Sadlier, Esq., of Shronell. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Tipperary. — Grene Park, near Cashel, co.
Tipperary.
GHEWFEIjI., Charles Pascoe, Esq. (of Taplow
Court).
Son of the late Pascoe Grenfell, Esq., M.P., of
Taplow House, Bucks ; h. 1790 ; vi. 1819 Georgiana
Is.nbella, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Sefton. Educated
at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Commissioner
of Lieutenancy for London ; a Director of the
Bank of England ; was M.P. for Preston 1847-52,
re-chosen 1857 and 1859. — Taplow Court, near
Maidenhead; Brookes', Wiiite's, and Travellers'
Clubs, S.W. ; 38, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles William, late M.P. for
Windsor; 6.1823; m. 1852 Georgiana, dau. of
the late Eight Hon. W. S. Lascelles, andVgrand-
dau. of George, Cth Earl of Carlisle, K.G."
GRENVIIiLE, Lady (of Dropmore).
Ann, dau. of the 1st Lord Camelford {ext.) ; in.
1792 William Lord Grenville (ext.), who d. 1834.—
Dropmore, near Beaconsfield, Bucks ; 35, South
Street, W.
GREjMVILLE.
(See Neville-GrcnviUc.)
GE.ESLEY, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1611).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir William Nigel
Gresley, Bart., by Georgina Anne, dau. of George
Reid, Esq. ; h. 1832; s. as 10th Bart. 1847 ; m.
1854 Laura Anne, dau. of Robert Williams, Esq.
Educated at Rugby ; Captain 1st Dragoon Guards,
and Patron of 1 living; was formerly A.D.C. to
Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. — Netherseale Hall,
near Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Derbyshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Nigel, &. 1834.
GBESLEY, Dowager Lady.
Georgina Anne, dau. of G. Reid, Esq. ; m. 1831
Rev. Sir William Nigel Gresley, Bart, (who d.
1847). — Bartou-under-Needwood, Burton-on-Treut,
Derbyshire.
GBEVILLE, Lady Charlotte,
Elder dau. of the 3rd Duke of Portland ; m. 1793
C. Greville, Esq. — Hillingdon, near Uxbridge,
Middlesex ; 43, Lowndes Square, S.W.
GREVILLE, Hon. Robert Ealke.
Only son of the late Hon. Robert Fulke Greville,
by Louisa, Countess of Mansfield in her own right ;
h. 1800 ; m. 1822 Georgiana Cecilia, dau. of Charles
Locke, Esq. Formerly Captain 35th foot ; is a
Magistrate for co. Pembroke (High Sheriff 1854).
Represents a younger branch of the family of the
Earl of Warwick.— Castle Hall, Pembrokeshire.
GREVILLE, Charles Cavendish Fulke, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Charles Greville, Esq., of
Wilberry, Wilts, by Charlotte, dau. of 3rd Duke
of Portland, K.G. ; h. 1794. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; was Clerk of the Privy
Council 1821-59. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with the Earl of Warwick. —
16, Bru-ton Street, W.
GREVILLE, Fulke SouthweU, Esq. (ofClonyn).
Eldest son of the late Algernon Greville, Esq., by
Caroline, dau. of the late Sir Bellingham Graham,
Bart., of Norton Conyers; h. 1821 ; m. 1840 Lady
Rosa Nugent, only dau. of the Marquis of West-
meath. Appointed Colonel of the Westraeatli
Rifles 1850 ; is a M.agistrate for Herts, co. West-
meath, Cavan, Longford, and Roscommon, and
Dep. Lieut, for Westmeath (High Sheriff 1850) ;
has been M.P. for co. Longford since 1852 ; was
formerly in the 1st Life Guards. Tiiis family is a
younger branch of the Warwick f.aniily. — Clonyn,
Castle Town Delviu, co. Westmeath ; Clontoun,
near Drumsna, Ireland ; North INIyms Place, near
Hatfield, Herts ; Travellers', Reform, and United
Service Clubs, S.W. ; 2, Albert Gate, S.W.
Heir, his son Algernon William Fulke, h. 1841.
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GKEVIS-JAMES, Demetrms, Esq. (of Ightham
Coixrt Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Charles Grevis, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel Demetrius James, of
Ightham Court; h. 1776; s. his cousin 1817; m.
1812 Mary, dau. of the late James Strutt, Esq. ;
assumed the additional name of James 1817, on
succeeding his cousin, the late Richard James, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent (High
SherifF1833) ; was formerly Captain Uoyal Marines.
The family of Grevis was formerly of Moseiey Hall,
CO. Worcester. — Ightham Court Lodge, near Seven-
oaks, Kent.
Heir, his son Demetrius Wyndham, Major 2nd
foot, h. 1819.
GKEY (Earl),' Henry George Grey, P.O. (cr.
1806).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl (who was Eirst Lord of
the Treasury 1830-4), by Mary Elizabeth, dau. of
the 1st Lord Ponsonby ; 6.1802 ; .s. 1845 ; m. 1832
Maria, dau. of the late Sir John Copley, Bart.
Educated at Trinity College, Cambridge (M.A.
1822) ; is Lord-Lieutenant and Gustos Rotulorum
of Northumberland, and an official Trustee of
the British jNIuseum ; was M.P. for Winchelsea
1829-30, for Higham Ferrers 1830-1, for North-
umbei'land 1831-41, for Sunderland 1841-5 ; Under-
Secretary for the Colonies 1830-3, for the Home
Department 1834 ; Secretary-at-War 1835-41 ;
Colonial Secretary 1846-51. — Howick Castle, near
Alnwick, Northumberland ; 13, Carlton Terrace,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles (whom see).
GREY, Dowager Countess.
Mary Elizabeth, only dau. of the 1st Lord Pon-
sonby ; m. 1794 Charles, 2nd Earl Grey, K.G., who
d. 1845.— 102, Eaton Square, S.W.
GREY, Hon. Charles.
Second son of 2nd Earl Grey, and heir pres. to
that title; b. 1804; m. 1836 Giroline Eliza, dau.
of late Sir T. H. Farquhar, Bart. Entered the
army 1820 ; became a Colonel unattached 1846,
Major-General 1854 ; was M.P. for Wycombe
1832-7 ; was Private Secretary to his father
1832-4 ; appointed Equerry to the Queen 1837 ;
Private Secretary to H.R.H. the Prince Consort
1849.— St. James's Palace, S.W,
GREY, Hon. and Rev. Francis Richard.
Sixth son of 2nd Earl Grey ; I. 1813 ; m. 1840
Elizabeth Dorothy, 5th dau. of the 6th Earl of
Carlisle, K.G. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1834) ; appointed Rector of
Morpeth 1842.— Morpeth Rectory, Northumber-
land.
GREY, Hon. George.
Fourth son of the 2nd Earl Grey ; h. 1809 ;
vi. 1845 Frances, dau. of late Hon. Sir Patrick
Stuart. Educated at the Royal Naval Coll. ;
entered the Navy 1822, became Captain R.N. 1834,
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Rear-Adrairal 1858 ; served on Mediterranean and
S. American stations ; was Commander of Port
and Stores at Gibraltar 1846-50. — United Service
Club, S.W.
GREY, Hon. and Rev. John.
Fifth sonof 2nd Earl Grey ; b. 1812 ; m. 1836 Geor-
giana Elizabeth Charlotte, 2nd dau. of 1st Marquis
of Bristol. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1832) ; appointed Rector of Houghton 1847,
Hon. Canon of Durham 1849. — Houghton- le-Spring
Rectory, Durham,
GREY, the Right Hon, Sir George, Bart., G.C.B.
Eldest son of the late Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart.,
K.C.B. (3rd brother of the late Earl Grey) ;
I. 1799 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1828 ; m. 1827 Sophia,
dau. of Bishop (Ryder) of Lichfield. Educated at
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821, M.A. 1824) ; called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1826 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland ; has been
M.P. for Morpeth since 1853; was M.P. for
Devonport 1832-47, Northumberland 1847-52;
Undei'-Secretary for Colonies in 1834 and 1835-9 ;
Judge-Advocate-General 1839-41 ; Home Secretary
1846-52 and 1855-8 ; appointed Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster 1S59. — Falloden, near Alnwick,
Northumberland ; Athenseum Club, S.W. ; 14,
Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son George Henr}', b. 1835, formerly
Captain in Rifle Brigade, now in the Grenadier
Guards, and Equerry to H. R. H. the Pi'ince of
Wales.
GREY, Right Hon. Sir Charles Edward, Knt.,
G.C.H. (cr. 1820).
Son of the late R. W. Grey, Esq., by a dau. of C,
Brandling, Esq. ; b. 1785 ; m. 1821 Elizabeth, dau.
of Sir S. C. Jervoise, Bart. (shec?. 1850). Educated
at University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1806), and became
afterwards Fellow of Oriel Coll. ; called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1811 ; late Governor of Barbados,
Trinidad, Jamaica, &c. ; has been Chief Justice at
Bengal, and a Commissioner for Canadian Affairs ;
was''M.P. for Tynemouth 1838-41. — Southwick
Crescent, Hyde Park, W.
GREY, Hon Sir Frederick William, K.C.B. (cr.
1857).
Third son of the 2nd Earl Grey, by Mary Elizabeth,
dau. of 1st Lord Ponsonby ; b. 1805 ; m. 1846
Barbarina Charlotte, dau. of Rev. F. Sullivan. Is
a Rear-Admiral in the Navy ; commanded H. M. S.
Enchjinion in the Chinese expedition 1842 ; T»'as
Captain of H. M. S. Hannibal and Superinten-
dent in the Bosphorus during the Russian war
1854-6, and was knighted for his services in that
capacity ; appointed to command the Cape of Good
Hope station 1857- — United Service Club, S.W.
GREY, Sir George, K.C.B. (cr. 1848).
Son of the late — Grey, Esq. ; b. in Ireland 1812 ;
m. 183- a dau. of Admiral Spencer. Was formerly
Captain in the 35th foot ; was engaged in an ex-
ploring Expedition in S. Australia and the Swan
River Settlements 1837-40 ; appointed Lieutenant-
Gre]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Governor of S. Australia 1841 ; transferred to New
Zealand as Covernor 1846 ; appointed Governor and
Commander-in-Chief of the Cape of Good Hope
July, 1854. — Junior United Service Club, S.W. ;
Government House, Cape Town,
GREY, Charles Grey, Esq. (of Ballykisteen).
Third son of John Grey, Esq., of Dilston (whom
see) ; h. 1825 ; m. 1852 Emily Mary, dau. of
Thomas Bolton, Esq. Educated at University
Coll., Durham (B.A. 1846, M.A. 1847) ; appointed
resident Agent to the Earl of Derby's Ii-ish estates
1851, and to those of Stafford O'Brien, Esq., and
the late Augustus Stafford, Esq., INI.P., in 1856 ; is
a Magistrate for co. Tipperary and Limerick ; was
Inspector under the Drainage Commissioners for
Northumberland, Durham, Berwick, and Rox-
burghshire, 1849-51. — Ballykisteen, near Tipperary.
GREY, George Annette, Esq. (of Milfield).
Eldest .son of John Grey, Esq., of Dilston, by
Hannah Eliza, dau. of Ralph Annette, Esq., of
Alnwick ; Ij. 1816 ; m. 1st 1839 Elizaljeth Boyd,
dau. of Robert Neil, Esq. ; 2nd 1S58 Eliznbeth
Jane, dau. of Henry IMorton, Esq., of Lambton.
Educated at King's Coll., London ; appointed
Assistant Inclosure Commissioner 1851 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland.
— Milfield, near Wooler, Northumberland.
Heir, his sou John George, h. 1844 : educated at
Harrow.
GREY, John, Esq. (of Dilston).
Eldest son of the late George Grey, Esq., of West
Ord, by Mary, dau. of John Burn, Esq. of Berwick-
on-Tweed ; &. 1785 ; m^ 1814 Hannah Eliza, dau.
Ralph Annette, Esq., of Alnwick. Educated at
Richmond, Yorkshire ; is a Magistrate for North-
umberland and CO. Durham, and Receiver of the
Estates of Greenwich Hospital in the North of
England. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with Earl Grey. — Dilston, near Corbridgo,
Northumberland.
Ilcir, his son George Annette (whom see).
GREY, John, Esq. (of Gainford).
Youngest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Grey,
of Norton, co. Durham, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Hogg, Esq., of Durham ; h. 1806 ; m. 1855
Marianne, 3rd dau. of Elias Arnaud, Esq., Collector
of H. M.'s Customs, Liverpool. Educated at
Ripon ; is a Magistrate for co. Durham.' — Gainford,
near Darlington, Durham.
Ileir, his son John Chipchase, h. 1857.
GREY, Ralph "William, Esq. (of Chipchase
Castle).
Son of the late Ralph William Grey, Esq., of Back-
worth House, Northumberland, Ijy Anne, eldest
dau. of the Lite Rev. Sir S. C. Jervoise, Bart, (she
re-married John Abel Smith, Esq.) ; h. 1819. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1840) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland ; was
Secretary to Poor-law Board 1851-2; M.P. for
Tyneraouth 1847-52, for Li.skeard 1854-9.— Chip-
chase Castle, near Hexham, Northumberland ; 47,
Belgrave Square, S.W.
GREY DE "WILTON (Viscount), Arthur
Edward Holland Grey Egerton.
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl of Wilton (whom see) ;
h. 1833 ; m. 1858 Elizabeth Charlotte Louisn, dau.
of the 2nd Earl of Craven. Educated at Eton ; i.s
Lieutenant 1st Life Guards and Lieutenant Duke
of Lancaster's Yeomanry Hussars ; elected M.P.
for Weymouth 1859. — Heaton House, near Man-
chester ; Egerton Lodge, near Melton Mowbray,
Leicester.shire ; Guards' Club, S.W. ; 7, Grosvenor
Square, W.
GRIERSON, Sir Alexander "William, Bart. (cr.
1685).
Eldest son of the late Sir Alexander Gilbert Grier-
son, Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of the Hon. Richard
Dalzell, of Glense ; h. 18 — ; s. his brother, the late
Sir Richard, as 7th Bart. 1846 ; in. 18 — Anne,
dau. of Rol)ert Day, Esq., of co. Hants. Was for-
merly Lieutenant 78th foot. — Lag, near Dumfries,
N.B.
Heir Prc»., his brother William Charles, R.N.
GRIPPIN-STONESTREBT, Petherston
Stonestreet, Esq. (of Stondon Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. G. S. Griffin-Stonestreet,
Prebendary of Lincoln and late Rector of Honey-
church, by Mary Elizabeth, dau. of R. Shedden,
Esq., of I'aulersbury Paik, co. Northampton;
1>. 1819; .f. 1857; m. 1848 Baroness Marie Von
Hammerstcin, dau. of Baron George Von Hammer-
stein, and niece of the late General Count Alten,
of Hanover. Educated at Eton and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (LL.B. 1842, LL.D, 1847) ; called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1844 ; became a Fellow
of the College of Advocates 1847. This family is
of consideralile antiquity in Kent. — Falkenstein,
Torquay, Devon ; Stondon Hall, Essex.
Heiresses, his sisters.
GRIPPIKT-STONESTREET, Mrs. (of Halton
House).
Mary Eliz.abeth, dau. of R. Shedden, Esq., of Pau-
lersbury Park, co. Northampton ; m. 1817 the Rev.
G. S. Griffin-Stonestreet, M.A., Prebendary of
Lincoln and Rector of Honeychurch, who d. 1857.
■ — Halton House, near Hastings, Sussex.
Heir, her son Fethei'ston (whom see).
GBIPPITH, Sir Richard John, Bart. (cr. 1858).
Son of the late liichard Griffith, Esq., by Charity,
dau. of J. Bramston, Esq. ; b. 1784 ; m. 1812
Maria Jane, dau. of G. Waldie, Esq. Appointed
1825 Commissioner of Valuation for Ireland, and
Chairman of the Irish of Board of Works 1851. —
Munster Grillagh, co. Londonderry ; Pencraig,
Angle sea.
Heir, his son George Richard, h. 1820 ; m. 1849
Eliza, dau. of N. P. Leadei-, Esq.
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GRIFFITH, Arthm' HUl, Esq. (of Gortmore).
Son of the late Richard Griffith, Esq., of Millicent,
CO. Kildare, by Mary, dau. of the Right Hon. W.
Hussey Burgh, formerly Chief Baron of H.M.'s
Court of Exchequer, in Ireland, and brother of Sir
Richard J. Griffith, Bart, (whom see) ; b. 1810 ;
m. 1st 1841 Florinda, dau. of Arthur Handcock
and grand-dau. of Lord Cjistleraaine ; 2nd 1818
Hannah, dau. of James "Cottiugham, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for co. Westraeath. — Gortmore, near
Eallymore, co. Westmeath,
GiUFFITHjBoscawen Trevor, Esq. (ofTrevalyn
Hall).
Only sou of the late Thomas Griffith, Esq., by
Elizabeth Mary, co-heire.ss of George Boscawen,
Esq., of Trevalyn ; b. 1835 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1857
Helen Sophia, eldest dau. of Vice- Admiral Norwich
Duffi Educated at Rugby and Exeter Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Denbigh and Capt.
Royal Denbigh Rifle Militia ; was formerly in the
23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers, and served with that
regiment at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855. The
Trevalyn prpperty belonged formerly to the ancient
Welsh family of Trevor, and passed by marriage
to Gen. the Hon. George Boscawen, father of the
late George Boscawen, Esq. — Trevalyn Hall, near
Wrexham, Denbighshire,
GRIFFITH, Christopher Darby, Esq. ( of Pad-
■worth House).
Son of the late Major-General Griffith-Darby, of
Padworth House, Berks, by Louisa, dau. of T,
Hankey, Esq. ; b. 1805 ; m. 1857 Arabella Sarah,
dau. of the late E. F. Colston, Esq., of Rouudw.ay
Park, Wilts. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1826); is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Berks ; has been M.P. for Devizes since
1857. — Padworth, near Reading, Berks; Union,
Windham, and Conservative Clubs, S.W. ; 17,
Eaton Place, S.W.
GRIFFITH, George, Esq. (of Garn).
Eldest surviving son of the late John Wynne Grif-
fith, Esq., F.L.S., Recorder of Denbigh, Lieut. -
Colonel Denbighshire Local Militia, and some time
M.P. for Denbigh, &c., by Jane, dau. of Robert
Wynne, E.sq., and sister of Robert Watkin Wynne,
Esq., some time AI.P. for Denbigh ; b. 1790 ; s.
1834; m. 1836 Ch.arlotte Maria, 3rd dau. of John
Douglas, Esq. Called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1830; appointed Recorder of Denbigh
1834; is aMngisti-ate forco. Denbigh. This family
is descended from Marchudd, one of the tribes of
North Wales. — Garn, near Denbigh, North Wales.
Ifei); his son William Douglas Wynne, b. 1840.
GRIFFITH, Henry, Esq. (of Port Royal).
Eldest son of the late William Griffith, Esq., J. P.,
of Ballytivnan House, co. Sligo, by Brillianna, dau.
of Courtney Kenny, Esq., J. P., of Ballinrobe ;
b. T815 ; s. 1836 ; in. 1843 Jemima, dau. of James
Pedder, Esq., J.P. and D.L., of Ashton Park,
Preston, co. Lancaster. Educated at Bath and
Worcester Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Sligo (High Sheriff 1847), and a Ma-
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gistrate for co. Leitrim. This family is of great
antiquity, and has been resident in co. Sligo for
centuries.— Port Royal and CuUentragh, co. Sligo.
J/eir, his son William James, b. 1846,
GRIMALDI (Marquis), Stacey.
Eldest surviving son of the late William Marquis
Grimaldi, by Frances, dau. and heiress of Lewis
Barker, Esq., of Rochester, Kent; b. 1790;
s. 1830 ; m. 1825 -Mary Anne, dau. of T. G.
Knapp, Esq., of Norwood, Surrey. Is Marquis
Grimaldi in Italy. This family is descended from
the Merovingian kings of France, and they have
possessed the sovereign principality of Monaco
from a remote period. — Maize Hill, Blackheath,
Kent.
Ileii; his son Stacey Beaufort, b. 1826.
GRIMSTEAD, Lady Sarah (of Redbourne).
Younger dau. of the 1st Earl of Castle Stuart;-
VI. 1836 the Rev. G. Grimstead (rf.). -^Redbourne,
near St. Alban's, Herts; 1, Hanover Terrace,
N.W.
GRIMSTOW, Hon. and Rev. Edward Harbottle,
Second son of 1st Earl of Verulam ; b. 1812;
m. 1842 Frances Horatia, dau. of J. Morier, Esq,
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A,
1833), and -was afterwards Fellow of All Souls
Coll. ; was M.P. for St. Alban's 1835-41 ; entered
Holy Orders 1842 ; appointed Rector of Pebmarsh
1844, and of Henney 1845 ; is a Magistrate for
Herts. — Pebmarsh Rectory, Bures, near Colchester,
Essex.
GRIM S TON, Marmadxrke Jerard, Esq. (of
Grimston Garth),
Eldest son of the late Colonel C. Grimston, by
Jane, dau. of the late Very Rev. Thomas Trench,
Dean of Kildare ; b. 1826 ; s. 1859 ; rn. 1856 Flo-
rence Victoria, youngest dau. of Colonel and Lady
Maria Saunderson. Educated at Harrow and
Trinity Hall, Cambridge (LL.B. 1848) ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the E. Riding of
Yorkshire and Captain East York Militia. This
family is descended from Sir Sylvester de Gryine-
stone, who came over with WiUiam the Conqueror
as liis standard-bearer. — Grimston Garth, near
Hull, Yorkshire.
Hairs, his daus. Florence Maria and Rose
Armatrude Frances.
GRISEWOOD, Harman, Esq. (of Daylesford
House, ^Varwickshire).
Fifth son of the late George Grisewood, Esq., of
Finchley, Middlesex, by Eleanor, dau. of Randall
Brown, Esq.; b. 1821 ; m. 1843 Elizabeth, dau. of
Richard Winch, Esq. Is a Magistrate for cos.
Oxford, Worcester, and Gloucester. — Daylesford
House, near Chipping Norton ; Reforni Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Harman Grisewood, b. 1844.
GRISSELL, Thomas, Esq., F.S.A., F.H.S. (of
Norbiiry Park).
Eldest son of the l:ite Thomas De laCr.arde Grissell,
Esq., of Stockwell, Surrey, by Ann, dau. of the
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
late James Peto, Esq., of Cobliara, Surrey ; h. 1801; |
m. 1st 1825 Sarah, dau. of Thomas Bensley, Esq.,
of Clapham, Surrey ; 2nd 1851 Eliza, widow of
the late John Sheen, Esq., of Wallingford, Berks.
Educated at St. Paul's School, London ; is a Magis-
trate for Surrey (High Sheriff 1854-5).— Norbury
Park, Mickleham, near Dorking, Surrey ; 19,
Kensington-Palace Gardens, W.
Heir, his son Thomas De la Garde, h. 1826 ;
m. 1851 Milliceut de Mussenden, d.-vu. of Edward
Leathes, Esq., of Nonuanstone, Lowestoft, Suf-
folk.
GROGAW, Sir Edward, Bart. (cr. 1859).
Eldest sou of the late John Grogan, Esq., Bar-
rister - at - Law, of Harcourt Street, Dublin, by
Sarah, dau. of Ch.arles Dowling Medlicott ; h. 1814.
Educated at Winchester and Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1835, M.A. 1837) ; called to the Irish Bar
1840 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for the City of Dublin ;
lias been M.P. for the city of Dublin since 1841.
— Moyvore, co. Westmeath ; 10, Harcourt Street,
Dublin ; Carltou Club, S.W.
GEOK'O'VIT', Rev. Thomas, M.A. (of Ash HaU).
Second son of the late Wm. Gronow, Esq., by
Anne, only dau. of the late Pees Howell, Esq. ;
h. 1797 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1st 1821 Mary Anne, eldest dau.
of the late John Miers Lettsom, Esq., M.D. ; 2ud
1838 Elizabeth Ann, eldest dau. of Wm. Grims-
dale, Esq. Educated at Eton and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1819, M.A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Glamorgan. — Ash Hall, Glamorganshire ;
21, Carlton-Hill East, St. John's Wood, N.W.
Heir, his son ^Ym. Lettsom, h. 1822; m. 1843
Catharine, only daii. of the late Wm. Norman,
Esq.
GROSVEKTOR (Earl), Hugh Lupus Grosvenor.
Eldest son of 2nd M.arquis of Westminster, by
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of 1st Duke of Sutherland,
K.G. ; 6. 1825 ; m. 1852 Constance Gertrude, dau.
of 2nd Duke of Sutherland. Educated at Eton
and Balliol Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co.
Chester, and Captain Cheshire Yeomanry ; has
been M.P. for Chester since 1847. — Eaton Hall,
Chester ; Calverley Hall, near Tarporley, Cheshire ;
10, Grosvenor Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscouut Belgrave, h. 1853.
GROTE, George, Esq.., F.R.S., D.C.L. (of Bar-
row Green).
Eldest son of the late George Grote, Esq., of
Badgmoor, Oxon, by Selina, dau. of Eev. Dr.
Peckwell, of Chichester ; b. 1794 ; s. 1830 ; 5n.l820
Harriet, 2nd dau. of Thomas Lewin, Esq., of an
ancient Kentish family. Educated at the Charter-
house ; appointed a Trustee of British Museum
1859 ; Corresponding Member of the Institute of
France 1858 ; is also a Fellow of the Geological
and Geographical Societies ; a Member of the
Senate of the London University ; and a Member
of the Universities of Munich and Amsterdam.
This family is of German origin ; Mr. Andrew
Grote, of Bremen, having settled in England about
the year 1730, as a Merchant, and established the
banking-house of Grote, Prescott, and Co., London,
about 1758. — Barrow Green, near Oxtead, Surrej^ ;
Athenjeum Club, S.W. ; 12, Saville Row, W.
Heir Prcs., Andrew Macdonald, Lieutenant 48th
foot, I. 1S3G.
GROVE, Thomas Eraser, Esq. (of Feme House).
Eldest son of the late John Grove, Esq., by Jean
Helen, dau. of Sir William Eraser, Bart. ; h. 1822 ;
s. 1858 ; m. 1848 Katharine Grace, dau. of the
Hon. Walter O'CJrady, Q.C. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Wilts, and Captain Poyal Wilts
Yeomanry Cavalry ; was formerly a Capt. 6th Dra-
goons. This family was settled at St. Giles', Bucks,
in 1353 ; and in 1450, the landed estates having
devolved upon Agnes, dau. and heiress of the head
of the family, the younger branch came into Wilt-
shire, and settled near Shaftesbury, where they
acquired large estates, and in 1563 purchased
Feme. — Feme House, near Salisbury ; Army and
Navy and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Walter John, h. 1853.
GROVES, Stephen Percy, Esq. (of Charing
Moat).
Youm^est son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Percy
Groves, by Frances Dian.a, dau. of Thomas Squire,
Esq. ; J>. 1814 ; m. 1838 Margaret Calvert, dau. of
Slajor J. H. Campbell. Is a Magistrate for Kent ;
was formerly Captain King's Dragoon Guards. —
The J\Ioat, Charing, near Ashford, Kent ; IJuiou
Club, S.W.
GRUWDY, John, Esq. (of The Dales).
Eldest son of the late John Grundy, by Bessy, dau,
of Samuel Holker, of Bury; h. 1810; m. 1838
Harriett, dau. of Eobert Ellis Cunlifte, Esq. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co.
Lancaster ; was formerly Chairman of East Lan-
cashire Railway Company. This family has been
settled at Bury from a very early period. — The
Dales, Stand, uear Manchester.
Heir, his son John Arthur, b. 1839.
GUEST, Sir Ivor Bertie, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late Sir Josiah John Guest, Bart.,
of Dowlais, CO. Glamorgan (who was many years
M.P. for Honiton and Merthyr Tydvil), by Char-
lotte Elizabeth, dau. of Albemarle, 9th Earl of
Lindsey ; b. 1835 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1852. Educated
at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1856) ; is a Magistrate for Dorset, and Patron of
4 livings. — Canfqrd Manor, near Wimborne, Dor-
set ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
HeirPres., bis brother Thomas Merthyr, 6. 1838.
GUILFORD (Earl of), Francis North (cr.l752).
Eldest son of the late Hon. and Right Rev. Dr.
Brownlow North, Bishop of Winchester, by Hen-
rietta Maria, dau. and co-heir of the late John
Bannister, Esq. ; h. 1772 ; s. his uncle as 0th
Earl 1827 ; m. 1st 1708 Esther, dau. of the Rev,
J. Harrison (she d. 1823) ; 2nd 1826 Harriet, dau.
of the late Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Warde,
G.C.B., of Deane House. In Holy Orders, late
Rector of Alresford and St. Mary's, Southampton,
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and Master of St. Cross, Winchester. Descended
from a common ancestor with the Baroness North.
The 2nd Earl was Tremier 1770-82.— Waldersliare,
near Dover; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 48, Grosvenor
Street, W.
Heir, his son Lord North, h. 1829 ; in. 1850
Chai-lotte Maria, dan. of Hon. and Eev. W. Eden ;
educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent.
GUILIiAMOBE (Viscotint), Standisli O'Grady
(cr. 1831).
Eldest son of tlie 2nd Viscount, by Gertrude Jane,
dau. of the late Hon. Berkeley Paget ; h. 1832 ;
s. 1848 ; in. 1853 Ada, dau. of A. Blennerhassett,
Esq., of Ballyseedy, co. Kerry. Is Captain E.N.,
and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Limerick.
— Rockbarton, near BrufF, co. Limerick.
UeirPres., his brother Paget Standish, 5. 1835.
GUIITTSrESS, Benjamin Lee, Esq. (of St.
Anne's).
Third son of the late Artliur Guinness, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Benjamin Lee, Esq., of Merrion,
CO. Dublin ; h. 1798 ; in. 1837 Ehzabeth, 3rd dau.
of the late Edward Guinness, Esq., of Dublin.
Was Lord Mayor of Dublin in 1851. This family
is descended from the Magenncss family, in whom
formerly vested the Yiscountcy of Iveagh. — St.
Anne's, near Clontarf, co. Dublin ; Stephen's Green,
Dublin.
Heir, his son Arthur Edward, b. 1840.
GUIlxrNESS, Richard Samuel, Esq. (of Deep-
well).
Second sou of the late Richard Guinness, Esq.,
Barrister-at-Law, by Mary, dau. of G. Darley,
Esq., of Wicklow ; h. 1797 ; m. 1833 Katharine,
dau. of the late Sir C. Jenkinson, Bart., M.P.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1818) ;
called to the Irish Bar 1821 ; is a Magistrate
for Dublin ; was M.P. for Kinsale 1847-8, for
Barnstaple 1854-7. — Deepwell, Blackrock, near
Dublin ; Kildare-Street Clilb, Dublin ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
GUIWlSrESS, Rev. "William Smyth Lee Grattan,
M.A. (of Beaumont).
Eldest son of the late Arthur Guinness, Esq., of
Dublin, J. P. and D.L., by Anne, dau. of the late
Benjamin Lee, Esq., of Merrion, co. Dublin ; h.
1795 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1826 Susan Jane, only child of
the late Benjamin Guinness, Esq., of Brookville,
CO. Dublin. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1816, M.A. 1826), and was afterwards a
Student at Lincoln's Inn ; appointed Rector of
Eathdrura, co. Wicklow, 1824, and Surrogate of
the Diocese of Glandelagh 1833; was for many
years Hon. Secretary of the Glandelagh Church
Education Society. This family (whose name was
formerly I\I 'Guinness or M'Gennis) is descended
from the ancient and noble house of Mageunis,
Lords of Iveagh. — Beaumont, Drumcondra, co.
Dublin ; Park Annesley, co. Wexford ; University
Club, Dublin.
Jleir, his son Arthur William G rattan, &.1827,
B.A., J. P., and Barrister-at-Law, of Parknas-
hogue, CO. Wexford.
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GUISE, Sir John "Wright, Bart., K.C.B. (cr.
1783).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir John W. Guise,
Bart., of Highnam Court, co. Gloucester, by Eliza-
beth, dau. and heir of Thomas Wright, Esq. ; h.
1777; s. as 3rd Bart. 1834; in. 1815 Charlotte
Diana, dau. of the late J. Vernon, Esq., of Clon-
tarf Castle, CO. Dublin (she d. 1858). Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester, a
General in the Army and Colonel S5th foot ; en-
tered the Army 1794 ; served in the campaigns in
Egypt and the Peninsula; patron of 2 livings. This
family is of Norman extraction, arid has been
settled at Elmore Court, co. Gloucester, since the
middle of the 13th century. — Reudcomb Park,
near Cirencester, Gloucester ; Elmore Court, near
Gloucester ; United Service Club, S.W.
Ileii; his son William Vernon, b. 1816 ; in. 1844
Margaret Anna Maria, dau. of Rev. D. H. Lee-
Warner,
GULSTO]>3", Alan James, Esq. (of Llwyn-y-
berllan).
Third but only surviving son of the late Joseph
Gulston, Esq., by Anna Maria, dau. of James
Knowles, Esq., of Heath Lodge ; b. 1813 ; s. 1840 ;
in. 1841 Augusta Catherine, dau. of Captain R.
Giveen, 10th Royal Hussars, of Cahill, co. Anti-im.
Entered the Army as Ensign 47th foot 1834, and
retired as Captain in 1841 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Carmarthen. This family is
lineally descended from Henry VII., through his
daughter Margaret, Queen of Scotland ; and is the
senior branch of the representatives of the Earls of
Gowry, of Sir Anthony Vandyck, the jDainter,
of George Stepney, Poet and Ambassador under
William and Mary, and of the families of Stepney
(of Pembrokeshire) and Gulston (of Leicestershire) :
of the latter family was Jane Gulston, the mother
of Joseph Addison. — Llwyn-y-berllan, near Llan-
dilo, Carmarthenshire; Knuston Hall, near North-
ampton ; Junior United Service Club, S.W. ; 20,
Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Alan Stepney, b. 1844.
GUMBLETON, John Henry, Esq. (of Fort-
William).
Third but only surviving son of the late John
Bowen Gumbleton, Esq. (who was a Magistrate for
CO. Waterford and High Sheriff 1845), by Ann,
eldest dau. of Henry Everard, Esq. ; b. 1841 ;
s. 1858. Educated at Harrow and Brasenose Coll.,
O.xford. — Fortwilliam, nearLismore, co. Waterford.
GUMBLETOINT, Richard John Maxwell, Esq.
(of Glanatore).
Only surviving son of the late Rich.ard Gumbleton,
Esq., by Rachel Anne, dau, of H. Fowler, Esq.,
of Barbados ; b. 1832; s. 1849 ; m, 1858 Isabella
Matilda, only dau. of the Hon. Des Barres, Judge
of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate for cos. Waterford and
Cork ; was formerly in the Royal Navy. This family
was originally English ; they went to Ireland from
Kent about 200 years ago. The elder branch became
extinct by the death of Richard Edward Gumbleton,
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of Glencairn, co. Waterforil, aiul the family is now
represented by the descendants of Ivobert Warren
Gumbleton, of Castle View, otherwise Glanatore. —
Glanatore, near Cnrryglass, co, Cork ; Iloyal Yacht
Club, Cork.
GUN, Wilson, Esq. (of Batoo).
Second son of the late Townsend Gun, Esq., by
Amelia, dau. of William Wilson, Esc|. ; b. 1S09 ;
s. 18.37 ; w. 1839 Gertrude Marianne, 2nd dau, of
the late H. E. Allen, Esq., of Bathami)ton. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Kerry (High Sheriff 1846). — TJatoo, near Lis-
towel, CO. Keny; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Townsend George, b. 1840.
GUISTDRY, Joseph, Esq. (of The Hyde).
Eldest son of the late .Tosejih (lundry, Esq., by
Elizabeth Eliza, dau. of Benjamin Pearkes, Esq.,
of Worcester; &. 1811 ; s. 1841; m. 1885 Mary
Caroline, dau. of Captain Hodges. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset, and a Magistrate for
Somerset. This family has been settled in Dorset
for several centuries. — Tiie Hyde, near Bridport,
Dorset ; Reform Club, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Joseph Pearkes Fox, b. 1837.
GUNDRY, Samuel Bov/den, Esq. (of Bridport).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Gundry, Esq., by
Honora, dau. of Richard Bowden, Esq., of Bampton,
Devon ; b. 1792; s. 1848 ; w. 1821 Caroline, dau.
of Joseph Gundiy Downe, Esq., of Bridport. Is a
Magistrate for Dorset. This family has been
settled at Bridport for several centuries. — Bridport,
Dorset.
Heir, his son Frederick Walter, /-. 1823.
GUNNELL, Richard Pickermg (of Hill Cottage),
Fourth son of the late William Gunnell, Esq., of
Bank Side, Margate, Kent, by Elizabeth, dau. of
William Smyth, Esq., of Southwark ; h. 1808 ;
m. 1841 Frances, dau. of the late Eev. William
Alington, Rector of Tugwell, co. Northampton.
This family is s|)rung from co. Limerick, Ireland,
where they held considerable estates, and settled \n
England after the battle of the Boytie. — Hill Cot-
tage, Woodford, near Thrapstone ; Addington Hall,
Great Addington, near Thrapstone, Nortliampton-
sliire ; 31, Oxford Square, Hyde Park, W.
GUNNING, Sir Robert Henry, Bart. (or. 1773).
l<>ldest son of the late Sir George William Gunning,
Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of Henry, 1st Lord Brad-
ford ; b. 1795 ; .<;. as 3rd Bart. 1823. Educated at
Harrow ; is a jNIagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Northampton (High Sheriff 1841), and Patron of
1 living; was M.P. for Northampton 1830-1.—
Horton, near Northampton ; 1, Devouport Street,
Hyde Park, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry John, in Holy
Orders, Rector of Wigan ; h. 1797 ; in. 1827 Mary
Katharine, dau. of the late William Ralph Cart-
wi-ight, Esq., M.P., of Aynhc, co. Northampton.
GURDON, Brampton, Esq. (of Letton).
Eldest son of the lateT. T. Gurdon, Esq., by Anne,
dan. of W. Mellish, Esq., of Blylh, Notts ; b. 1797 ;
s. 1849 ; m. 1828 Henrietta Susannah, eldest dau.
of the late Lord Colborne (ext.). Educated at Eton
and Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1819, M.A.
1822) ; is a Magistrate and Deji. Lieut, for Suffolk
and for Norfolk (High Sheriff 1855); has been
M.P. for W. Norfolk since 1857.— Letton, near
Shipdham, Norfolk ; Grundisburgh, near Wood-
bridge, Suffolk ; Brookes' and Boodle's Clubs,
S.W. ; 19, Hill Street, W.
Ilcir, his son Robert Thornhagh, b. 1829.
GURDON-REBOW, John, Esq. (of Wyvenhoe).
Second son of the late T. T. Gurdon, Esq., of
Letton, Norfolk, by Anne, dau. of William Mellish,
Esq., of Blyth, Notts, M.P., and brother of B. Gur-
don, Esq. (whom see) ; b. 1799 ; m. 1st 1835 Mary
Martin, only child of the late General Rebow,
whose name he assumed ; 2nd 1845 Lady Geor-
giana, 4th dau. of the 2nd Earl of Norbury. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Essex (High Sheriff 1852) ; was M.P. for Colchester
1857-9. — Wyvenhoe Park, near Colchester, Essex ;
Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 111, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Hector John, b. 1846.
GURNEY, Daniel, Esq. (of North Runcton).
Fourth son of the late John Gurney, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of D. Bell, Esq.: h. 1791 ; m. 1822
Harriet Jemima, dau. of 15tli Earl of Erroll. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk (High
Sheriff 1853). — North Runcton, near Lynn, Norfolk.
Ilcir, his son Francis Hay, b. 1826; m. 1847
Margaret Chai-lotte, dau. of Sir William Browne
Ffolkes, Bart.
GURNEY, John Henry, Esq. (of Catton).
Only son of the late Joseph John Gnrney, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of the late John Birkbeck, Esq., of
King's Lynn ; b. 1819 ; m. 1846 Mary, dau. of the
late Richard Hanbury Gurney, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for Norfolk and for Norwich ; has been ISI.P.
for King's Lynn since 1854. — Catton Hall, near
Norwich ; Windham Club, S.W. ; 24, Kensington-
Palace Gardens, W.
Heir, his son John Henry, b. 1848.
GURNEY, Samuel, Esq. (of Carshalton).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Gurney, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of the late James Sheppard, Esq.,
of Upton, Essex ; b. 1816 ; m. 1837 Ellen, dau. of
the late W, J. Reynolds, Esq., of Carshalton,
Surrey. Is a Magistrate for Surrey ; has been
M.P. for Penryn and Falmouth since 1857. This
family was formerly called DeGournai. — The Limes,
Carshalton, Suri-ey ; Reform (^Uub, S.W. ; City
Club, E.C. ; 25, Princes Gate, W.
GWYN, Howel, Esq. (of Dyfii-yn House).
Eldest son of the late William Gwyn, Esq., by
Mary Ann, dau. of John Roberts, Esq., of Barn-
staple, Devon ; b. 1806 ; m. 1851 Ellen Elizabeth,
dau. of John Moore, Esq., of Plymouth. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829, M.A.
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1832) ; is a Magiatrate for cos. Brecon and Carmar-
then, and <a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Glamorgan, was High Sheriff of co. Glamorgan
1837, and of co. Carmarthen 1S38 ; M.P. for
Penrvn and Falmouth 1847-57. — • DyfFryn House,
near Neath, Glamorganshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
G"WYlSriSrE, Hon. Mrs. (of Llwynbrain).
Georgiana Marianna, 5th dau. bf the 13th Viscount
Hereford ; m. 1809 Thynne Howe Gvvynne, Esq.,
of Gwynncombe, who died 1855. — Llwynbrain,
near Hay, co. Brecon.
GYBBOW-MOlSrYPEjM'lXrY.
(See M'onypenn'j.)
GYLL, Sir Robert, Knt. (cr. 1831).
Fifth son of W. Gyll, Esq., of Wyrardisbury, Cap-
tain '2nd Life Guards, and Equerry to H.R.H. the
Duke of Sussex, by Lady Harriet Flemj-ng, only
child of last Earl of Wigtoun ; b. 1805 ; m. 1847
Jane Pryce, dau. of Sir J. Pinhorne (widow of H.
B. Thoraason, Esq.); late Lieutenant-Colonel of the
Yeomen of the Guard ; was formerly Captain 15th
Hussars. — Wyrardisbury House, near Staines ;
Dundas, near Bath ; Walgrove House, Chelsea,
S.W.
GYLL, Brook Hamilton, Esq. (ofWyi'ardisbury
House).
Eldest son of the late William Gyll, Esq., Captain
2nd Life Guards, and Equerry to H.R.H. the late
Duke of Sussex, by Harriet, only child of Hamilton
Flemj'iig, 9th and last Earl of Wigtoun (ext.) ;
I. 1795 ; s. 1806 ; m. 3rd May, 1821, Maria Jane,
dau. of William llichardson, Esq., Accountant-
General to the East-India Company, who d. s. j).
same year. This family was formerly of Boxley,
Kent, a cadet branch of the family of Gyll of Wydial
Hall, Herts, for details of which see Chauncy's
History of that county. — Wyrardisbury House,
near Colnbrook, Bucks ; Yeoveny Hall, near
Staines, IMiddlesex ; 7, Lower Seymour Street, W.
JIdr Prcs., his brother Gordon Willoughby
James, h. 1803 ; m. 1839 Anne Elizabeth, 2nd
dau. of Sir E. Bowyev Smijth, Bart., of Hill Hall,
Essex.
HACKETT, Sir William Bartholomew, Knt.
(cr. 1852).
Son of the late Bartholomew Hackett, Esq. of
Carrigaliue, co. Cork ; h. 1800 ; m. 1st 1825 Catha-
rine, dau. of P. O'Callaghan, Esq. ; 2nd 1843 Mary,
dau. of J. Lawlor, Esq. Is a Merchant at Cork,
and late IMayor of that city. — Sidney Place, Cork,
Ireland.
HADDIFGTON (Earl of), George BailUe (cr.
1619;.
Eldest son of the late George Eaillie, Esq., of
Jerviswood, co. Lanark, by Mary, youngest dau.
of Sir J. Pringle, Bart. ; h. 1802 ; s. to the Meller-
stain estates 1811, and as 10th Earl 1858 ; m. 1824
Georgina, dau. of tiie late Archdeacon Eobert
Markham. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
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Berwick ; elected a Representative Peer for Scot-
land 1859. — IMellerstain, near Kelso, Berwicksliire;
Jerviswood, Lanarkshire.
Heir, his son Lord Binning, formerly an Officer
in the Coldstream Guards ; b. 1827 ; m. 1854 Helen,
dau. of Sir John Warrender, Bart,
HADDINGTON, Dowager Countess of.
Maria, only surviving dau. of the 4th Earl of Mac-
clesfield ; m. 1802 Thomas, 9th Earl of Haddington,
who d. 1858. — Tyninghame, near Preston Kirk,
N.B. ; 43, Berkeley Square, W.
HADPIELD, George, Esq,
Son of the late Eobert Hadfield, Esq., Merchant
and Manufacturer, of Sheffield ; b. 1787 ; m. 1814
Lydia, dau. of S, Pope, Esq., of London. Is a
Solicitor at Manchester ; has been M.P. for
Sheffield since 1852. — Victoria Park, Manchester;
Reform Club, S.W.
HADDO (Lord), George John James Hamilton
Gordon.
Eldest son oflth Earl of Aberdeen ; b. 1816; m. 1840
Mary, dau. of 10th Earl of Haddington. Educated at
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M. A. 1837) ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen ; has been M.P.
for that county since 1854. — -Haddo House, near
Aberdeen ; 7, Argyll Street, W.
llcir, his son George Hamilton, b. 1841,
HAGAN, Sir Robert, Knt. (cr. 1835).
Son of the late J. Hagan, Esq., of Londonderry ;
b. 1794 ; m. 1819 Isabella Maria, dau. of Captain
H. L. Hall. Is a Captain R.N. ; late in command
of C'oast Guard in Ireland ; has served on the
African, Spanish, and French coasts. — -17, Pem-
broke Road, Dublin.
HAGGERSTON, Lady.
Sarah Anne, dau. of H. Knight, Esq., of Axminster,
Devon ; m. 1851 (as 2nd wife) Sir John Haggerston,
Bart., who d. 1858. — The Lawn, Teignmouth,
Devon ; Ellingham, Chathill Station, near Alnwick,
Northumberland.
HAGGERSTON, Sir John de Marie, Bart. (cr.
1643).
Eldest son of the late Sir .John Haggerston, B.art.,
by his 2nd wife Sarah Anne, dau. of Henry Knight,
Esq., of Axminster, Devon; b. 1852; s. as 9th
Bart. 1858. This family was raised to the Baro-
netcy in reward of its faithful services to Charles I.
— The Lawn, near Teignmouth, Devon ; Elling-
ham, near Alnwick, Northumberland.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward Charlton, b. 1857.
HAIGH, George Henry, Esq. (of Grainsby
Hall).
Second and only surviving son of the late William
Haigh, Esq., by Elizabeth Charlotte, dau. of Ben-
jamin Burrell, Esq., of Brigsley, co. Lincoln ;
b. 1829 ; s. 1853. Educated at Repton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a IMagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln. — Grainsby HaU, near
Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire ; Union Club, S.W,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HALDANE, Alexander, Esq..
Eldest son of the late James Alex, Haldane, Esq.,
by Mary Abercromby Joass, niece of the celebrated
General Sir Ealph Abercromby, K.B,; h. 1800;
m. 1822 Emma, dau. of the late Joseph Hardcastle,
Esq., of Hatcham House, Surrey. Called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple 1826 ; is a Magistrate for
Essex. Mr. Haldane is cousin of the Earl ofCam-
I^erdown, v,'ho inherits, through a female descent,
the ancient estates of Gleneagles, Perthshire,
"which had descended in the Haldane family in
an uninterrupted male descent for six centuries.
— National Club, S.W. ; 118, Westbourne Terrace,
W,
HALE, Robert Blagden, Esq. (of Alderley).
Eldest son of the late Eobert Hale Blagden Hale,
Esq., of Alderley, and of Cottles, Wilts, by Theo-
dosia Eleanor, dau. of John, 3rd Earl of Mayo and
Archbishop of Tuam ; h. 1807 ; s. 18.55 ; m. 1832
Anne Jane, dau. of the late CI. P. Holford, Esq.,
of Weston Birt, and sister of R. S. Holford, Esq.,
M.P. Educated at Winchester and Corpus Christi
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Gloucester and Wiltshire, and a Captain Eoyal
Gloucestershire Hussars ; was M.P. for W. Glou-
cestershire 1836-57. Is descended from Chief
Justice Sir Matthew Hale. — Alderley, near
Wooton - under -Edge, Gloucestershire; Boodle's
and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 10, Bolton Street, W.
llcir, his sou Robert, Captain 7th Hussars,
h. 1834.
HALE, "Warren Stormes, Esq.
Youngest son of the late Edward Plale, Esq. ;
h. 1791 ; appointed an Alderman of London 1856 ;
Sheriff of London and Middlesex 1858^ is a
Magistrate for IMiddlesex. This family was for-
merly from Bennington, Herts. — Althorpe House,
Hampstead, N.W.
HALES, Lady.
Lucy, dau. of late H. Darell, Esq. ; m. 1789 Sir
E. Hales, Bart, {cxt.), who d. 1829.-54, Mon-
tagu Square, W.
HALEORD, Sir Henry, Eart. (er. 1309).
Eldes1(^son of the late Sir Henry Halford, Bart.,
who was JPhysician to George IV., William IV.,
and Her Majesty Queen Victoria, by 3rd dau. of the
11th Lord St. John of Bletshoe ; h. 1798; s. as
2nd Bart. 1848 ; m. 1824 Barbara, dau. of the
late Right Hon. Sir John Vaughan. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Leicester, and Patron
of 2 livings ; was M.P. for S. Leicestershire 1832-57.
— Wistow Hall, and Newton Harcourt, near Lei-
cester ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 6, Chester Terrace,
Regent's Park, N. W.
Heir, his son Henry St. John, h. 1829 ; m. 1853
Elizabeth Ursula, dau. of the late William John
Bag.shawe, Esq., of the Oaks, co. Derby. Educated
at Eton and Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1849) ; is
a Magistrate for cos. Northampton and Leicester.
HALIBURTOiSr, Sir Brenton, Knt. (or. 1859).
Son of the late ■ — Haliburton, Esq. ; &. 1772 ; ap-
pointed a Judge in Nova Scotia 1807. — Halifax,
Nova Scotia.
HALIBITRTOW, Thomas Chandler, Esq.
Only son of the late Hon. Mr. Justice W. H.ali-
burton, of Nova Scotia, by Lucy, dau. of Major
Grant ; h. 1796 ; m. 1st 1816 Louisa, dau. of Cap-
tain L. Neville, 19th Light Dragoons ; 2nd 1856
Sarah Harriet, dau. of W. IMostyn Owen, Esq.
Educated at King's College, Windsor, Nova Scotia;
called to the Colonial Bar 1818 ; appointed Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas (Nova Scotia) 1829,
and Judge of the Supreme Court 1840 : created
Hon. D.C.L. of Oxford 1858 ; was formerly a Judge
in Nova Scotia ; elected M.P. for Launceston
1859. Author of "Sam Slick," "Wise Saws,"
"Nature and Human Nature," &c. — AtheuEeum
Club, S.W. ; Gordon House, Isleworth, S.W.
HALKETT, Sir Peter Arthur, Bart, (cr.l670).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Halkett, Bart., by
Amelia Hood, dau. of Colonel Conway ; h. 1834 ;
s. as 8th Bart. 1847 ; «i. 1856 Eliza Anne, dau. of
the late Captain R. Kirwan Hill, of the 52nd regi-
ment. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Fife ; was formerly Captain 3rd Light Dragoons. —
Pitfirran, Fifeshire, N.B. ; Junior United Service
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Wedderburn Conway, h. 1857.
HALKETT, Sir Hrigh, G.C.H. (cr. 1851).
Second son of late Major-General F. Halkett, by
a dau. of — Seton, Esq., and brother of late Gene-
ral Sir Colin Halkett, G.C.B. ; h. 1778 ; m. 1st
1810 Emily, dau. of late Sir J. B. Burgess, Bart. ;
2nd 18 — Margaret Graham (widow of Sir C.
Clare). Is a General in the Hanoverian Army ;
late Inspector-Genei-al of Infantry in Hanover ;
entered the British Army in 1794, became
Lieutenant-Colonel 1812; was formerly in tlie
German Legion, with which he served in the
Peninsular War ; was present at Waterloo. —
Hall Hill and Dumbaruie, Fifeshire, N.B. ;
Hanover.
HALKETT, Lady,
Mai-y Anne, dau. of J. Crickett, Esq. ; m. 1st IS — •
Major Tyler, R.A. ; 2nd 1820 General Sir Colin
Halkett, G.C.B., who d, 1856. — 7, Gloucester
Terrace, ^^".
HALKETT. CRAIGIE-IlvrGLlS, Charles, Esq.
(of Cramonclj.
Eldest son of the late Colonel John Cornelius
Craigie Halkett, of Hall Hill, co. Fife, by Margaret,
dau. of Robert Davidson, Esq., of I!avelrig, Mid-
lothian ; b. 1800 ; s. 1815 ; m. 1824 Susan, dau.
of Sir John Marjoribanks, Bart., of Lees. Is 16th
male representative of the ancient family of the
Halketts of Pitferran, co. Fife ; assumed the name
of Inglis on succeeding, in 1849, as heir of entail
to Sir John Inglis, Bart., of Cramond and Hart
Hill. — Cramond, near Edinburgh ; New Club, Edin-
burgh ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Cornelius, h. 1830 ; m. 1854
Matilda, dau. of Duncan Davidson, Esq., of Tul-
loch, N.B.
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HALL, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1687).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Hall, Bart., by
Helen Dou!:^las, dau. of Dunbar, 4tli Earl of 8el-
kivk ; b. 1798 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1832 ; in. 1823
Julia, dau. of James Walker, Esq., of Dairy, N.B. ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Berwick
and Haddington. — Dunglass, near Dunbar, N.B. ;
Athenteum and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 63, Lowndes
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son James, h. 1824.
HALL, Sir John, K.C.H. (er. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Rev. J. Hall, of Staunington ;
h. 1779 ; is Consul-General in England for Hanover,
Secretary to the St. Catherine's Dock Company, a
Magistrate for the Tower Hamlets, and a Dep.
Lieut, for Essex and Middlesex ; has been High
Sheriff of Essex. — 6, Circus, Minories, E.C, ; 6,
Lansdowne Crescent, Kensington Park, W.
HALL, Sir John, M.D., K.C.B. (cr. 1856),
Son of Mr. J. Hall, of Little Beck, Westmoreland,
by Isabel, dau. of T. Fotliergill, Esq. ; h. 1795 ; m.
1818 Lucy Campbell, dau. of H. Hackshaw, Esq.
(widow of D. F. Sutherland, Esq.) Educated
at Appleby Grammar-school and Guy's and St.
Thomas's Hospitals ; graduated M.D. at St. An-
drew's 1845 ; is Inspector-General of Hospitals,
and a Fellow of lloyal College of Surgeons ; was
head of the Army Medical Department in Caffra-
ria 1847-51, and in the Crimea 1854-6.— United
Service Club, S.W. ; 7, Ormonde Terrace, Regent's
Park, N.W.
HALL, Lieut.-General Henry, C.B, (of Knock-
brack Lodge).
Fourth but only surviving son of the late Ven.
Archdeacon Hall, by Christiana, dau. of — Trail,
Esq. ; h. 17S9 ; m. 1827 Sarah, eldest dau. of the
late General Fagan, Adjutant-General of the Ben-
gal Army. Entered the Army in 1804 ; served in
India 32 years ;* appointed a C.B. 1838 ; became
Lieutenant-General 1858 ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Galway and Dublin. This family is a collateral
branch of that of Roger Hall, of Narrow Water,
CO. Down, Ireland. — Knockbrack Lodge, near
Athenry, co. Galway ; Mei'ville, near Donnybrook,
CO. Dublin.
Heir, his son Henry Edward, Lieutenant 13th
foot ; h. 1831 ; 7)). 1858 Annie, only child of Colo-
nel Thomas Moore, Bengal Army; served in the
Crimea 1855-6, and India 1857-8 ; wounded at
Azimghur 1858.
HALL, John, Esq. (of Mollance).
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kirkcubright.
— Mollance, near Kirkcudbright, N.B. ; 1, Park-
Place Gardens, Paddington, W.
* Besides rendermg other important services, this gallant
officer successfully devoted himself for thirteen years to the
raising- of a corps among: a wild race of Mhairs, in the west
of Iiulia, whom he civilized, by inducing them to abandon
their habits of plunder, murder, and infanticide, and uitro-
ducing a system of irrigation and agriculture.
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HALL, Major-Gen. John (of Weston Colville).
Eldest surviving son of the late John Hall, Esq.,
a Dep, Lieut, for co. Cambridge ; h. 1799. En-
tered the Army in 1817 ; became Lieutenant-
Colonel 1st Life Guards 1837, a Major-Geueral in
the Army 1855 ; is a Magistrate for co. Cambridge ;
was M.P. for Buckingham 1845-57. — Weston Col-
ville, near Linton, Cambridgeshire ; United Service
Club, S.W.
HALL, Rev. John Robert.
Eldest son of the late Rev. J. R. Hall, by Frances,
dau. of John Longley, Esq., of Rochester ; b.
1809 ; m. 1st 1844 Grace Jane, dau. of John
Campbell, Esq. (she d. 1856) ; 2nd 1859 Louisa
Frances Catherine, dau. of the late Thomas
Eden, Esq., of the Bryn, near Swansea. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1830, M.A. 1833) ; appointed Rector of Boldon,
Durham, 1857 ; Honorary Canon of Durham and
Rural Dean 1858 ; was formerly Vicar of Frodsham,
Cheshire, and of St. Mary Magdalene, Oxford. — •
Boldon Rectory, near Durham.
HALL, Lorenzo Kirkpatriek, Esq, (formerly
O'Toole), (of Barton Hall),
Eldest son of the late Lorenzo O'Toole, Esq., by
Harriet, dau. of Hugh Hall, Esq., of Cheshire,
whose name he assumed by Royal license ; h.
1809 ; s. 1828 ; in. 1841 Emma Selina, dau. of
Edward Miller Mundy, .Esq., of Shipley, co.
Derby. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Stafford and
Derby ; was formerly Captain Queen's Own Royal
Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. This family is
descended from the O'Tooles of Powerscourt and
Castle Kevin, co. Wicklow, — Barton Hall, near
Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Kirkpatriek, h. 1844.
HALL, Mrs. (of Bank Lodge).
Maria Clay, only dau. of the late Thomas Tennant,
Esq. ; m. 1829 Robert Hall, Esq., Barrister-at-
Law, and some time Recorder of Doncaster, who
was elected M.P. for Leeds March 1857, and d.
May following. — Bank Lodge, near Leeds, York-
shire ; 8, Dean's Yard, Westminster; S.W.
HALL, Thomas Dickinson, Esq. (of "Whalton
Manor).
Only son of the late W. H. Hall, Es-i., Captain 4th
foot (who d. 1849), by Harriet, eldest dau. of W.
Dickinson, Esq., of Muskham Grange, Newark,
Notts; b. 1808 ; s. his grandfather 1835 ; in. 1840
Sophia Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late James
Haffenden, Esq., of Homewood, near Tenterden,
Kent. Educated at Reading and Clare Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1830) ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1837 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
cos. Leicester and Notts (High Sheriff 1843) ; late
Major Notts Militia. This family was formerly
from Lincolnshire, — Whalton Manor, Bingham,
near Nottingh.am ; Boodle's and Oxford and Cam-
bridge Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Cecil Haffenden, h. 1843.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HA-LL, Thomas Kirkpatrick, Esq. (of Holly
Bush).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Kirkpatrick Hall,
Esq., by ]Martha, dau. of Marsden Kenyon, Esq.,
of Lancaster ; b. 1776 ; s. 1788 ; m. 1810 Eliza,
dau. of John Crompton, Esq., of The Lilies, co.
Derby, Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Derby and Stafford ; was formerly Captain of the
Sudbury Volunteers. — Holly Bush, near Sudbury,
Derbyshire ; LTniversity and Conserviitive Clubs,
S.W.
Hdv, his nephew Lorenzo Kirkpatrick, li. 1809 ;
m. 1841 Emma Selina, dau. of Edward Miller
Mundy, Esq., of Shipley Hall, co. Derby.
HALL, ■William, Esq. (formerly of Grappenha,ll
Hall, near Warrington).
Only son of the late John Hall, Esq., by his 1st
wife Elizabeth, dau. of — Perrin, Esq., find widow
of James Reddish,' Esq. ; h. 1783 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1st
1805 Hannah, dau, of J. Goodwin, Esq. (who d.
1815); 2nd 1816 Martha, youngest dau. of T.
Twanbrook, Esq., of Appleton, Cheshire. Is a
^Magistrate for cos. Chester and Lancaster. —
Twembrooke House, Seaforth, near Liverpool.
Heir, his son John, in Holy Orders, and M.A. of
Brasenose Coll., Oxford; h. 1818 ; m. 1843 Justina,
youngest dau. of Eev. John Miles, Rector of Wil-
loughby, CO. Leicester.
HALL-DARE, Robert Westley, Esq. (of Temple-
house).
Eldest son of the late Robert Westley Hall, Esq.,
who assumed the surname of Dare, and was some
time M.P. for S. Essex, by Elizabeth Grafton, only
child of John Mannaduke Grafton I)are, Esq., of
Cranbrooke House, Essex ; 6. 1817; m. 1831) Frances
Anna Catherine, 2nd dau. of Gustavus Lambart,
Esq., of Beau Pare, co. Meath. Educated at
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dei*. Lieut.
for Essex. This family was until lately settled in
Essex. — Templehouse, near Ballymote, co. Sligo ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Westley, h. 1840, educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
HALLEWELL, Edmund Gillingj Esq. (of
Cheltenham).
Second son of the late Rev, John Hallewell, of
Farnham, co. York, by Ellen, dau. of Edmund
Gilling, Esq., of IMarton, co. York ; h. 179G; m.
1st 1821 Martha, only dau. and heir of Joseph-
Watts, Esq., of Stratford House, Stroud, co. Glou-
cester ; 2nd 18.55 Anne, 3rd dau. of the late AHce-
Admiral Winthrop. Educated at Ripcm ; is a
Magistrate for co. Gloucester ; was JNI.P. for
Newry 1851-2.— Cheltenham.
Heir, his son Edmund, Lieutenant-Colonel, h.
1822; m. 1843 Sophia, dau. of the late Major-
General Sir William Reid, K.H.
HALLEWELL, Joseph Watts, Esq. (of Strat-
ford House).
Second son of Edmund Gilling Hallewell, Esq.
(whom see), by Martha, dau. of Joseph Watts, Escj.,
of Stratford House ; h. 1823; w. 1st 1852 Edith,
elder dau. of Robert Berrie, Esq., of Unthank,
N.B. ; 2nd 1856 Mary Anne, younger dau. of
Joseph Cripps, Esq., of Farmhill, near Stroud.
Educated at Rugby and Jesus Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1846, M.A. 1859) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Gloucester. — Stratford House, near Stroud, Glou-
cestershire.
HALLIDAY, John, Esq. (of Chapel Cleeve).
Eldest son of the late John Halliday, Esq., by
Ann Innes, dau. of General Dyer, R.M. ; h. 1816 ;
s. 1826; m. 1845 Georgina Eliza, dau. of Edward
Coles, Esq., of Paul's House, near Taunton. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
jMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset. This is
a Scotch border family, and settled in Gloucester-
shire, Wilts, and Somerset several centuries ago. —
Chapel Cleeve, near Taunton, Somerset.
HALLIFAX, Rev. John Savile (of W"ykeu
Hall).
Second son of the late Thomas Hallifax, Esq., by
Anna Maria, dau. of John Staunton, Esq., of
Kenilworth, co. Warwick ; I. 1804 ; m. 1832
Catherine Sarah, dau. of the late Rev. Thomas
Godfrey. Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1826, M.A, 1830) ; is a Magistrate
for Suffolk. — Edwardston House, near Boxford,
Suffolk ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Godfrey Thomas, h, 1835.
HALLIFAX, the Misses (of Chadacre Hall).
i\Iaria and Ellen, eldest and 2nd dans, of the late
Thomas Hallifax, Esq., formerly High Sheriff of
Suffolk, b}' Anna Maria, dau. of Jolin Staunton,
Esq., of Longbridge and Kenilworth ; s. 1850. — ■
Chadacre Hall, near Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk.
Heir Prcs., their brother Rev. John Savile
Hallifax (whom see).
HALSEY, Thomas Frederick, Esq. (of Gad-
desden).
Only son of the late Tiiomas Plumer Halsey, E.sq.
(who was M.P. for Herts 1845-54), by Frederica,
dau. of Colonel F. Johnstone, of Hilton ; h. 1839 ;
s. 1854. Educated at Eton. This family has
been seated at Gaddesdeu since the reign of
Henry A'lII. — Gaddesden Park, Hemel Hemp-
stead, Herts.
HAMBROUGH, Albert Jolin, Esq., P.G.S.,
P.L.S. (of Steephill Castle).
Eldest son of John Hambrough, Esq. (whom see) ;
h. 1820; m. 1845 Charlotte Jane, dau. of the late
John Fleming, Esq., M.P., of Stoneham Park,
Hants. Educated at St. Mary's Hall, Oxford ; is
a JMagistrate and Dep. Lieut for Hants, and Lieu-
tenant South Hants Militia. — Steephill Castle,
uearYentnor, Isle of Wight; Carlton Club, S.W,
Heir, his son Dudley Albert, h. 1849.
HAMBROUGH, Jolm, Esq. (of Pipewoll Hall),
Only surviving sou of the late John Hambrough,
Esq., by Catharine, dau. of Robert Holdeu, Esq. ;
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b. 1703; m. 1820 Sophia, youngest dan. of the
l.'ite Gore Townsend, Esq., of Honnington Hall,
Warwick, and giand-dau. of the 4lh Earl of Ply-
mouth. Educated at Eton and Queen's Coll.,
O.xford (M.A. 1814); is a Magistrate for Hants.
This family is in direct descent from Henry Ham-
brongh, a distinguished member of the University
of Oxford temp. Elizabeth, and also represents the
family of Oldisworth, in direct descent in the
female line fiom Sir Launcelot Oldisworth, temp.
Edward I. — Pipewell Hall, Northamptonshire ;
Steephill Castle, Ventnor, Isle of Wight ; 14,
Prince's Terrace, Hyde Park South, W.
Heir, his son Albert John (whom see).
HAMES, Rev. William.*
Youngest son of the late John Hames, Esq., by
Grace, dan. of George Hayter, Esq., and niece of
Thomas Hayter, late Bishop of London ; h. 1796 ;
m. 1823 Jemima, dau. of Rev. Dr. Perkins, Vicar
of Dawlish, Rector of Mamhead, and Chaplain to
the Queen. Educated at Westminster and Em-
manuel Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1814) ; appointed
Rector of Chagford, Devon, Rector of Ham, Kent,
and Chaplain to the Earl of Lisburn in 1828 ; is a
Magistrate for Devon. The family of the Hayters,
now represented by the Rev. W. Hames, have been
situated at Chagford since 1650. — Chagford, near
Exeter, Devon ; Ham, near Sandwich, Kent.
Ihb; his son the Rev. Hayter George (whom
see).
HAMES, Rev. Hayter George.
Only son of the Rev. William Hames (whom see) ;
h. 1826; s. 1852; )ii, 1852 Constance Harriet,
youngest dau. of the late Sir Charles Colvile,
of Duffield Hall, Derbyshire. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1848, M.A. 1854) ; ap-
])ointed Rector of Chagford 1852 ; is a Magistrate
for Devon. — Chagford, near Exeter.
Heir, his son Colvile George Hayter, h. 1859.
HAMILTOlSr AISTD BRANDOlsr (Duke of),
"William Alexander Anthony Arcliibald
Hamilton-Doitglas (cr. 1643).
Only son of 10th Duke, by Susan, dau. of the late
William Beckford, Esq., M.P., of Fonthill Abbey,
Wilts; h. 1811; s. 1852; m. 1843 the Princess
Mary Amelia, dau. of the late Grand-Duke of
Baden ; sits in the Housp of Lords as Duke of
Brandon, U.K. {cr. 1711) ; is Premier Duke of
Scotland, and Duke of Chatelherault in France ;
hereditary Keeper of Holyrood Palace ; Lord-
Lieutenant of CO. Lanark ; Colonel of the
Lanark Militia, and Major Glasgow Yeomanry.
Patron of 1 living. The origin of the ducal house
of Hamilton is lost in antiquity. — Easton Park,
near Brandon, Suffolk ; Hamilton Palace, near
Glasgow ; Brodrick Castle, I. of Arran, N.B. ;
22, Arlington Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale,
&. 184^.
HAMILTOKT, Viscount.
(See under Ahercorn.)
* Died wliilst these sheets were at press.
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HAMILTOlSr, Lord Claude.
Younger son of the late Viscount Hamilton, and
brother of the 2nd Marquis of Abercorn, K.G. ;
h. 1813 ; m. 1844 Elizabeth Emma, dau. of the 3rd
Earl of Carysfort. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Tyrone, and Lieut.-Colonel Donegal Militia ; was
Treasurer of the Household Feb. — Dec. 1852, and
1858-9 ; was M.P. for co. Tyrone 1835-7, and since
1839. — Baron's Court, near Newtown Stewart,
CO. Tyrone ; Carlton Club ; 19, Eaton Square, S.W.
HAMILTOTsT, Hon. Mrs. (of Bangour).
Mary, 3rd dau. of the 1st Lord Panmure ; m. 1824
J. Hamilton, Esq., who d. 1852. — Bangour, near
Brechin, Forfarshire.
HAMILTON", Sir Robert North Collie, Bart,
(cr. 1647).
Eldest son of the late Sir Frederic Hamilton, Bart.,
of Silverton Hill, co. Lanark, by Eliza Ducarel,
dau. of J. Collie, Esq., of Inverness ; b. 1802 ;
s. as 6th Bart. 1853 ; m. 1831 Constance, 3rd dau.
of the late Lieutenant-General Sir G. Anson,
G.C.B. Appointed to the Civil Service in India
in 1820, and was employed in Central India many
years ; for his diplomatic services there, received
the thanks of both Houses of Parliament 1859.
Is Chief of the ducal house of Hamilton. — Avon
Cliffe, nearStratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire; East-
India Club, S.W. ; 129, Park Street, W.
Heir, his son Frederic Hardinge Anson, Lieu-
tenant 60th Rifles, h. 1836.
HAMILTON", Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1673).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Hamilton, Bart,
(who was Professor of Logic and JMetaphysics in
the LTniversity of Edinburgh, and Fellow of
several learned societies), by Janet, dau. of the
late Hubert Marshall, Esq. ; b. 1830 ; s. as lOtli
Bart. 1856 ; m. 1S56 Eliza Marcia, dau. of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Barr, of the Bengal Horse Artillery.
Educated at Edinburgh and Addiscombe Coll. ; is
a Captain in the Beng.al Artillery. The present
Baronet is only fourth in possession of the title,
which was not assumed from 1701 till 1816. — 10,
Great King Street, Edinburgh.
Heir Prcs., his brother Hubert, B.A., of Balliol
Coll., Oxford, b. 1834.
HAMILTON, Sir Charles John James, Bart. (cr.
1776).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Charles Hamilton,
Bart., K.C.B., by Henrietta Martha, dau. of the late
George Drummond, Esq., of Stanmore, Middlesex ;
b. 1810 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1849 ; m. 1833 Katharine
Emily, dau. of \V. Wynne, Esq., of Dublin. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse ; is a retired Colonel in
the Army ; was formerly Major and Colonel Scots
Fusiliers, and commanded the 1st battalion of that
regiment at the battle of the Alma. Represents a
branch of the Abercoiu family. — Iping Hall, near
Midhurst, Sussex ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Prea., his cousin Sir Edward Archibald
Hamilton, Bart, (whom see).
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HAMILTON, Sir James Jolin, Bart. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-C4eiieral Sir John
Hamilton, Bart., of Woodbrook, co. Tyrone, by
Emily Sophia, dan. of George Paul Monck, Esq.,
and the Lady Aramieta Mouck ; h. 1802 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1S35; in. 1834 Marianna Augusta, dau. of
Major-General Sir James Cockburn, Bart. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1822) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, and
a Magistrate for cos. Carmarthen and Pembroke
(High Sheriff for co. Carmarthen 18-57) ; was for-
merly a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army : was
M.P. for Sudbury 1837-S. This family is a branch
of that of the Mai-quis of Abercorn, K.G. — Plas
Llanstephan, near Carmarthen, South Wales ; Carl-
ton, United Service, and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ;
5, Portman Square, W.
HAMILTON, Sir Edward Archibald, Bart. (cr.
1819).
Eldest sou of the late John James Edward Hamil-
ton, Esq., by Favoretta, dau. of Panton Corbett,
Esq., of Longnor, co. Salop ; h. 1843 ; s. his grand-
father as 2nd Bart. 1851. Is heir presumptive to
the baronetcy of Sir Charles J. J. Hamilton, Bart.,
of Iping. — Trebinshun House, near Brecon, South
Wales ; Brookland, Kent.
HAMILTOjST, Sir William Howan, Knt. (cr.
1835).
Son of Archibald Hamilton, Esq., of Dublin ;
h. 1805 ; m. 1833 dau. of the Rev. H. Bayly,
Rector of Nenagh. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin, where he graduated M.A., and where he
is Professor of Astronomy; is Astronomer Royal
of Ireland. — Trinity College, Dublin.
HAMILTON', Hon. Mrs.
Sarah, 2Dd dau. of the 2nd Lord Castlemaine ;
'111. 1817 Major-General C. Hamilton, C.B., who
d. 1842.— 12, Herbert Place, Dublin.
HAMILTON, Alexander, Esq. (of Inistioge).
Youngest son of the late Henry Hamilton, Esq., of
Tullylish House, co. Down, J. P., by Sarah, dau. of
theEev. Michael Sandys ; h. 1829 ; m. 1851 Emma,
dau. of the Right Hon. Sir Frederick Pollock,
Lord Chief Baron of the Court of E.Kchequer in
England. Educated at Shrewsbury and Ennis-
killen schools and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate for co. Kilkenny. — Inistioge, near
Tliomastown, co. Kilkenny.
HAMILTON, Alfred, Esq.
Son of the late Augustus B. P. P. Hamilton, Esq.
(grandson of Lord Anne Hamilton), by Maria
Caroline, dau. of Judge Hyde, of the Supreme
Court, Calcutta, and Mary, dau. of Lord Francis
Seymour ; h. 1818 ; m. 1845 Adelaide, dau. and
co-heiress of the late Alexander Black, Esq., of
Gidea Hall, Essex. Educated at Caius Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1844) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Tem])le 1849 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex. This branch of the family is
next in entail to that of the present Duke of Hamil-
ton.— Romford, Essex ; 16, Oxford Square, W.
Heir, his son Alfred Hamilton Douglas, h. 185(5.
HAMILTON, AreMbald Rowan, Esq. (of Killy-
leagh. Castle).
Only son of the late G. W. Hamilton, Esq., C.B.,
Captain R.N. (who d. 1834), by Catharine, dau. of
the late General Sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B. ; h. 1818 ;
s. his grandfather, Archibald Hamilton Rowan,
Esq., 1834 ; m. 1842 Catherine Anne, dau. of the
Rev. G. Caldwell and Harriot, dau. of Sir William
Abdy, Bart. Is a Magistrate for co. Down (High
Sheriff 1851) ; was formerly Captain 5th Dragoon
Guards ; is a lineal representative and descendant
of a branch of the Hamiltons, Earls of Clanbrassil
and Viscounts Claneboye (cxt.). — Killyleagh Castle,
CO. Down.
Ilcir, his son Gawen William Rowan, h. 1844.
HAMILTON, Charles "William, Esq., M.R.I.A.,
P.G.S.L. (of Hamwood).
Eldest son of the late Charles Hamilton, Esq., by
Mary Anne Caroline, dau. of William Tighe, Esq.,
of Woodstock ; h. 1803 ; s. 1856; m. 1841 Letitia
Charlotte, eldest dau. of W. H. Armstrong, Esq.,
of Mount Heaton. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate force. Meath.
This family is descended from Hugh Hamilton,
who came from Scotland, and purchased property
in the co. of Down before 1616. — Hamwood, near
Dunboyne, co. Meath ; Kildare-Street Club, Dub-
lin ; 40, Lower Dominick Street, Dublin.
ITcir, his son Charles Robert, h. 1842.
HAMILTON, Rev. Edv/ard Michael.
Second son of the late James Hamilton, Esq., of
Brown Hall, co. Donegal, by Helen, dau. of
Edward Michael, 2nd Lord Longford; h. 1802;
m-. 1828 Martha Anne, eldest dau. of the late
Chichester Fortescue, Esq., and sister to Lord
Clermont. Educated at Armagh and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1823) ; appointed Vicar of
Drumconrath, co. Meath, 1S44 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Donegal. — Drumconratli, near Ardee, co.
Louth.
Heir, his son Chichester, h, 1835.
HAMILTON, Frederic WiUiam, Esq. (of
Northaw).
Second surviving son of the late Sir Frederic
Hamilton, Bart., of Silvertoa Hill, co. Lanark, by
Eliza Ducarell, dau. of J. Collie, Esq., of Inver-
ness ; h. 1810; m. 1844 Emily, dau. of Thomas
Carvick, Esq., of Wyke, co. York, and Highwood,
Middlesex. Educated at Eton ; entered the Army
in 1825 ; was formerly Captain 12th Lancers ; is a
Magistrate for Middlesex and Herts. — Northaw,
near Potter's Bar, Middlesex ; Junior United
Service Club, S. W. ; 32, Gloucester Place, Port-
man Square, W.
Jlcir, his son Howden Anson, h. 1847.
HAMILTON, George Alexander, Esq. (of
Hampton Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. George Haifiilton, of
Hampton Hall, by Anna, dau. of Thomas Pepper,
Esq., of Ballygarth C'astle, co. Meath, and grand-
son to the Plon. Baron Hamilton, for many years
M.P. for Belfast, in the Irish Parliament, and dis-
tinguished for his public spirit in introducing the
cotton-manufacture into Ireland ; b. 1802 ; s. 1833 ;
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m. 1835 Amelia Fancourt, cLiu. ef the late Josliiia
UhthofF, Esq., of Bath. Educated at Rugby and
Trinity Coll., Oxford ; is D.G.L. Oxford and LL.D.
Dublin ; was Financial Secretary of the Treasury
in 1852 and 1858-9 ; appointed Permanent Secre-
tary of the Treasury 1859 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Dublin ; was M.P. for the city
of Dublin 1835-41, and for the University of Dub-
lin 1842-59. — Hampton Hall, near Ealbriggan, co.
Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 65, Warwick Square,
S.W.
HAMILTON", Eev. George Hans.
Third son of the late Henry Hamilton, Esq., J. P.,
of Tullylish House, co. Down, Ireland, by Sarah,
dau. of the Rev. A. Sandys, Rector of Powerscourt,
CO. Wicklow, Ireland, and grandson of the Right
Rev. Hugh Hamilton, D.D., Lord Bishop of Os-
Bory ; h. 1823 ; in. 1848 Arabella Sarah, only dau.
of John Best, Esq., of the Hon. E.I.C. service.
Educated at Shrewsbury School and Trinity Col.,
Dublin (B. A. 1845, M.A. 1851) ; is a Magistrate for
Northumberland, Vicar of Berwick-upon-Tweed,
and Rural Dean for the Deanery of Norham East.
— The Vicarage, Berwick-upon-Tweed.
HAMILTON, Henry, Esq. (of BallimacoU).
Eldest son of the late James John Hamilton, Esq.,
by Margaret, dau. of. Thomas Carter, Esq., of
Castlemartin, co. Kildare ; h. Dec. 1812 ; s. 1842 ;
in. 1850 Helen, dau. of Lieut. -Col. Dickson, Bengal
Cavalry. Educated at Cheltenham and Sandhurst
Coll. ; is a Magisti'ate for co. Meath ; entered the
Army 1834 ; was formerly Captain 13th Light
Dragoons. This family is the same as that of the
Hamilton.s, Earls of Clanbrassil, settled in Ireland
temp. James I. — BallimacoU, near Dunboyne^ co.
Meath ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin ; Army and
Navy Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother James, in Holy Orders,
h. 1817 ; «i. 1847 Louisa, dau. of Major Durbin,
of Rodney Villa, Cheltenham.
HAMILTON, Henry Alexander, Esq. (of Eal-
briggan).
Second son of the late Henry Hamilton, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of the Rev, Michael Sandys, of Powers-
court, and grandson of the Right Rev. Hugh
Hamilton, D.D., late Bishop of Ossory ; h. 1820.
Educated at Shrewsbury ;,is a Magistrate for cos.
Dublin and Meath. — Balbriggan, near Dublin ;
Sackville-Street Club, Dublin.
HAMILTON, James, Esq. (of Cornacassa).
Eldest son of the late Dacre Hamilton, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel Archdall, of Castle
Archdall; h. 1806; s. 1837; m. 1835 Eglantine
Georgiana, dau. of Colonel Blair, of Blair, N.B.
Educated at St. .lohn's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1828) ; is a Magistrate for co. Mouaghan (High
Sheriff 1830). — Cornacassa, near Monaghan, Ire-
land ; Sackville-Street Club, Dublin.
Ihlr, his son Dacre Mervyn, h. 1837.
HAMILTON, James, Esq. (of Brown HaU).
Only son of John Hamilton, Esq., of St. Ernan's
(whom see), by Mary, dau. of Hugh Rose, Esq., of
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Glasterlich aijd Cromarty, co. Ross; h. 1824. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Donegal, and a
Major of the Donegal Militia. — Brown Hall, near
Baliintra, co. Donegal.
HAMILTON, James Hans, Esq. (of Abbot-
stone).
Eldest son of the late Hans Hamilton, Esq. (many
years M.P. for co. Dublin), by Anne, dau. of Hugh
Mitchell, Esq. ; h. 1810 ; s. 1822; m. 1833 Caroline,
dau. of John F. Trant, Esq., deceased. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Dublin, and has been M.P. for co.
Dublin .since 1841 ; is Patron of 1 living. — Abbot-
stone, near Castleknock, co. Dublin , Hacketstov/n,
near Skerries, co. Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.V/.
Heir, his son Hans James, h. 1835.
HAMILTON, John, Esq. (of Fairholm).
Eldest son of the late Charles Hamilton, Esq., by
Ann, dau. of John Hoadley Scrivener, Esq., of
London; h. 1804 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1835 Grace, dau. of
the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Minister of Lesmahagow,
CO. Lanark. Educated at Edinburgh LTniversity ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lanark.
This family is connected with the ducal house of
Hamilton, being descended from Thomas, 3rd son
of Sir John Hamilton, the 4th Baron of Cadzow. —
Fairholm, near Hamilton, N.B.
Heir Pres., his niece Eliza, dau. of James Hamil-
ton, Esq.
HAMILTON, John, Esq. (of St. Ernan's).
Eldest son of the late James Hamilton, Esq. (who
d. 1805), by Helen, sister of 1st Earl of Longford ;
I. 1800 ; s. his grandfather 1811 ; m. 1st 1823 Mary,
dau. of Hugh Rose, Esq., of Glastulick, co. Ross ;
2nd 1858 Mary, dau. of G. Simson, Esq., of Pit-
withie, CO. Fife. Educated at Armagh and St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1821) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Donegal (High Sheriff
1826). — St. Ernan's, near Donegal.
Hei?; his son James, of Brown Hall (whom see).
HAMILTON, John, Esq. (of Svaidrum).
Eldest son of the late John Hamilton, Esq., by
Christian, eldest dau. of G. Dundas, Esq., of Dun'
das ; h. 1806 ; s. 1837 ; )>i. 1845 Catharine Barbara,
eldest dau. of the late W. Stobart, Esq., of Pick-
tree, CO. Durham. Educated at the Charterhouse
and Edinburgh University ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr, and a Captain in the Ayr-
shire Yeomanry Cavalry ; was formerly in tlie East-
India Company's Maritime service. This family is
descended from the Hamiltons of Torrance, co.
Lanark. — Sundrum, near Ayr, N.B. ; Union Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son John Claude Campbell, h. 1854.
HAMILTON, John Buchanan, Esq. (of Leny),
Only son of the late F. Buchanan Hamilton (author
of "An Account of Nepaul," "Travels in Mysore,"
&c. ; b. 1822 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1845 Margaret, youngest
dau. of the late G. Seton, Esq. Is a Magistrate for cos.
Perth and Stirling, and Chief of the clan Buchanan.
The family name is Buchanan ; the name of Ha-
Ham]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
niilton was assumed by the uncle of the present
representative, on succeeding to his mother's pro-
perty of Bardowie, and is borne by the eldest )e-
presentative for the time being. — Leny, near
Callander, Perthshire ; Bardowie, Stirlingshire ;
Spittal, Dumbartonshire ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Fiancis Wellesley, h. 1853.
HAMILTON, John Qleneairn Carter, Esq. (of
Dalzell).
Only son of the late A. J. Hamilton, Esq. (Scots
Greys, who d. 1834), by his 2nd wife Eleanor, dau.
of D. Hamilton, Esq., of Gilkerscleugh, co. Lanark ;
h. 1829 ; s. 1834. Educated at Eton ; is a JMagis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lanark, Captain 2nd
Life Guards, and Major-Commandant of Queen's
Own Glasgow Yeomanry ; was M.P. for Falkirk,
&c., 1857-9.— Dalzell, near Motherwell, Lanark-
shire, N.B. ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
HAMILTON", Thomas Montgomery M'JSTeill,
Esq. (of Broomhill).
Eldest sou of the late D. H. M'Neill Hamilton,
Esq., of Raploch, co. Lanark, and Newgrove, co.
Down, by Jane Bunbury, eldest dau. of the late
Tliomas Bunbury Isaac, Esq., of Hollywood House
and Lissowen, co. Dowu ; b. 1810 ; m. 1846 Jessie,
only child of the late James Bruce, Esq., of Broom-
hill, CO. Lanark. Is a IMagistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Lanark ; was formerly Captain 85th foot.
— Broomhill, Larkhall, co. Lanark, N.B. ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Henry M'Neill,
h. 1827; 111. 1857 Marie, eldest dau. of the late
Count Joseph Ladislas de Szeliski, of Warsaw.
HAMILTON, Trevor Richard, Esq. (of Ves-
smgton).
Third son of the late John Hamilton, Esq., by
Sophia, dau. of the late James Staunus, Esq., of
I'ortarlington ; h. 1821 ; m. 1854 Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Hans Hamilton, Esq., 1st cousin of Lord
Dufferin. Is a Magistrate for co. Meath. This is
a bi'anch of the family of James Hans Hamilton,
of Abbotstown. — Vessiugton, near Dunboyne, co.
Meath ; Sackville-Street Club ; 7, North Frederick
Street, Dublin.
HAMILTOKT, VvTalter Perrier, Esq. (of
Cathlan).
Eldest son of Colouel Hamilton, of Cairn Hill, N.B.,
by Georgiana, dau. of Chai'les, 2nd Viscount Gort ;
b. 1819. Is a Magistrate for cos. Ayr and Linlith-
gow, and a Captain in the Army ; elected M.P. for
CO. Linlithgow 1859. — Cathlan, near Bathgate,
Linlithgowsliire, N.B. ; New Club, Edinburgh ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
HAMILTON, William, Esq. (of Roundwood).
Third son of the late Eev. Alexander Hamilton, by
Eleanor, dau. of the Rev. Sewell Stubber, ofMoyne ;
h. 1806 ; m. 1830 Henrietta, 5th dau. of Charles
Paulet Doyne, Esq, Is a Magistrate for Queen's
CO. and CO. Kilkenny, and Treasurer for Queen's co.
— Roundwood, near Mountrath, Queen's co.
Ucir, his sou Robert Charles, b. 1831.
HAMILTON", William, Esq. (of Minard Castle) .
Only surviving sou of the late John Hamilton, Esq.,
of Middleton, by Helen, dau. of William Macleroy,
Esq. ; b. 1806 ; m. 1st 1839 Margaret Buchanan,
dau. of George Henderson, Esq. (she d. 1850) ; 2nd
1859 Louisa, dau. of James Smith, Esq., of Jordan-
hill. Educated at Glasgow University ; is a Magis-
trate for cos. Argyle, Lanark, and Dumbarton. —
Minard Castle, Argylesliire.
Heir, his son James, b. 1840.
HAMILTON", -William Charles Stewart, Esq. (of
Craiglilaw).
Only sou of the late W. C. Hamilton, Esq. (Captain
lOtli Hussars), by Anne, dau. of the Rev. Dr.
Stewart ; b. 1831 ; s. 1851. Educated at the Uni-
versity of Edinburgh ; called to the Scottish Bar
1852 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wig-
ton. — Craighlaw, near Kirkcowan, co. Wigton ;
New Club, Edinburgh ; Boodle's Club, S.W., and
Garrick C\vh, AV.C.
Heirs Pres., his sisters Christina Grace Agnes
and Anne Lilias.
HAMILTON.
(See BaUHe-lIaniiUon.)
HAMILTON-DUNDAS.
(See Dimdas.)
HAMILTON-GBAY.
(See Gray.)
HAMILTON-NISBET, Eight Hon. Pvobert
Adara (of Bloxholm Hall).
Eldest son of the late Philip Dundas, Esq. (4th son
of Lord President Dundas, of Aruiston, N.B., and
nephew of 1st Viscount Melville), by Margaret,
dau. of Sir J. Wedderbuine, Bart., of Ballendean,
CO. Perth ; b. 1804 ; m. 1828 Mary, eldest dau. of
the 7th Earl of Elgin. Educated at Edinburgh
University ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
COS. Lincoln and Haddington ; was M.P. for Ips-
wich 1826-30 and 1835-7, for Edinburgh 1831-2,
for N. Lincolnshire 1837-57 ; was Chancellcu' of the
Duchy of Lancaster in 1852 ; exchanged his name
by Royal liceuse in 1836 for that of Christopher,
and that of Christopher in 1854 for his present
name. — Bloxholm Hall, near Sleaford, Lincolnshire;
Will Vale, near Alford ; Archerfield, near Drem,
N.B. ; Biel, near Prestonkii-k, N,B. ; Carlton and
Travellers' Club.?, S.W. ; 23, Chesham Place South,
S.W.
HAMMICK, Sir Stephen Love, Bart. (cr. 1834).
Son of the late Alderman Hammick, of Devonport,
by a dau. of John Love, Esq. ; b. 1777 ; m. 1800
Frances, dau. of Thomas Turquand, Es(|., Merchant,
of London (she d. 1829). Is a Member of the
Senate and Examiner in Surgery at the University
of London ; was formerly a Sui-gcon in practice. — ■
36, Cavendish Square, W.
Heir, his son St. Vincent Love, in Holy Orders,
Vicar of Milton Abbot; b. 180G ; vi. 1837 Mary,
dau. of Robert Alexander, Esq., of Gloucester
Place, Portman Square, W.
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HAMMOND, Anthony, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Eev. John Hammond, Tvcctor
of Preston, Somerset, by Isabella Frances, dau. of
the late William Hammond, Esq., of Champneys,
Herts ; h. 1823 ; m. 1845 Charlotte, youngest dau.
of the late Eev. George Bythesea, Rector of Fresh-
ford. Educated at Rugby and University Coll.,
Oxford ; appointed to the Bengal Civil Service in
1845, retired 1852 ; was for some time Assistant
Resident C^ouncillor at Singapore. Tiiis family is
connected with that of E. Hammond, Esq., Under-
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, whose father
was first British Minister at Washington. — Raglan
Circus, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset.
HAMMOND, John Leonard, Esq.
Third son of Anthony Hammond, Esq., late of
Over Dinsdale Hall, Hutton Bonville, by Jane, dau.
of John Close, Esq., of Richmond, co. York ; h.
1799 ; m. 1838 Mary, eldest dau. of John Aspinall,
Esq., of Standon Hall, co. Lancaster. Kept terms
at Lincoln's Inn, but was not called to the Bar ; is
a Magistrate for the N. Riding of Yorkshire and
for CO. Durham. This family was formerly from
Norfolk. — Over Dinsdale Hall, near Darlington,
Durham.
Heir, his dau. Mary, vi. 1857 Edward Nicholas,
3rd son of the late Sir William Heygate, Bart.
HAMOND, Sir Graham Eden, Bart. G.C.B.
(or. 1783).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir A. S. Hamond,
Bart., by Anne, dau. of H. Grasme, Esq., of
Hanwell, co. Middlesex; 6.1779; s. 1828; m.
1806 Elizabeth, dau. of John Kimber, Esq., of
Fowey. Educated at Winchester ; is a Dep. Lieut,
for Norfolk and the Isle of Wight, and a Magis-
trate for Hants ; an Admiral of the Red ; served
under Lord Howe and under Lord Nelson at Copen-
hagen. Patron 1 living. — Norton Lodge, Fresh-
water, Isle of Wight; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Andrew Snape, Captain R.N. ; h.
1811 ; m. 1844 Mary Anne, dau. of E. Miller, Esq.
HAMOKTD, Anthony, Esq. (of Westacre).
Eldest son of the late P. Hamond, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of the late C. J. Packe, Esq., of Prestvvould,
CO. Leicester; 6.1805; .s.1824; m. 1828 Mary
Anne, eldest dau. of J. C. Musters, Esq., of Col-
wich, Notts. Educated at Eton and Brasenose
Coll., Oxford ; is a IVIagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Norfolk. This family is of great antiquity in
Norfolk, and was settled formerly at Wootton. —
Westacre, near Swaff ham, Norfolk ; Arthur's
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Anthony, h. 1834.
HAMOND, Willia,m Parker, Esq. (of Pampisford
Hall).
Eldest son of the late W. Parker Hamond, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of Sir R. Carr, Bart., of Hampton,
and niece of the late Sir William Carr, Bart., of
Etal ; h. 1793 ; s. 1812 ; m. 1824 Margaret, dau.
of J. Maling, Esq., of Grange, Durham, and
widow of 1!. Nicholson, Esq., of Bradley. Edu-
cated nt St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1817) ;
is a Magistrate for Herts, and a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Cambridge (High Sheriff 1852).
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The family of Parker was formerly settled at
Sprawton, Suffolk, and at the Frenches, near
Reigate ; and the estates passed by marriage into
the family of Sir W. Hamond in 1704. (See
" Collectanea Topogi-aphica," vol. iii.) — Pampis-
ford Hall, near Cambridge ; Haling House, near
Croydon, Surrey ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Parker, Barrister-at-Lavv,
and a Magistrate for co. Cambridge ; educated at
Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; h. 1827.
HAMPSON, Sir George Francis, Bart. (or.
1642).
Eldest son of the late Sir G. F. Hampson, Bart.,
by Mary Foreman, dau. of the late Admiral W.
Brown; h. 1823 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1833 ; m. 18.54
Anne, only child of T. H. England, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton ; entered the Army 1841 ; became
Captain 2nd Dragoons 1849. The father of
the 1st Bart, was an Alderman and Lord Mayor
of London. — -Thurnham, near Maidstone, Kent;
Junior United Service Club, S.W. ; 55, Wimpole
Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Seymour, in
Holy Orders, Rector of Stubton, co. Lincoln ; Ij.
1830 ; in. 1859 Julia Jane, dau. of C. Franks, Esq.
HANBURY, Hon. and Eev. Arthiir Allen
Bateman.
Third son of 1st Lord Bateman ; h. 1 829. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1851) ; ap-
pointed Rector of Shobdon 1853. — Shobdon Rec-
tory, near Leominster, Herefordshire.
HANBURY, Hon. Charles Spencer Bateman.
Second son of the 1st Lord Bateman : h. 1827.
Educated at Eton and Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1848) ; elected Fellow of All Souls 1849 ; is
Lieutenant and Captain 2nd Life Guards ; was
M.P. for Herefordshire 1852-7 ; has been M.P. for
Leominster since 1858. — Shobdon Court, near
Leominster, Herefordshire ; Guards' and Carlton
Clubs, S.W.
HANBURY, Sir John, K.C.H. (or. 1832).
Second son of the late W. Hanbury, Esq., of Kel-
marsh, co. Northampton, and b-rother of 1st Lord
Bateman ; h. 1782 ; m. 1842 Charlotte, dau. of Sir
N. Rycroft, Bart. Is a General in the Army, and
Colonel 99th foot.— 15, Charles Street, Berkeley
Square, W.
HANBURY,* Robert, Esq. (of Poles).
Second son of the late Osgood Hanbury, Esq., of
Holfield Grange, near Coggeshall, Essex; h. 179- ;
m. 18— Emily, dau. of T. Hall, Esq. ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts (High Sheriff 1854),
— Poles, near Ware, Herts.
Heir, his son Robert, 51. P. for Middlesex, h.
1823 ; ill. 1849 Caroline, dau. of the late Abel
Smith, Esq., M.P. for Herts ; is a ilagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the Tower Hamlets and Middlesex.
HANBURY-LEIGH, Capel, Esq. (of Pontypool).
Second son of the late John Hanbury, Esq., M.P.,
of Pontypool Park, by Jane, dau. of Morgan
Lewis, Es(p, and brother of 1st Lord Sudeley ;
Han]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
h. 1776 ; s. 17S4 ; in. Isl 1797 Mary Anne, only
dan. of IST. Myers, Esq., of Neatli, eo. Glamorgan,
and widow of Sir R. H. Mackwortb, Bart, (she fi.
1816) ; 2nd 1847 Emma Elizabeth, 4th dau. of
Thomas B. Rous, Esq., of Courtyrala, co. Gla-
morgan. Assumed the additional name of Leigh
in 1797. Is Lord-Lieutenant of co. Monmouth. — •
Pontypool Park, Monmouthshire.
Heir, his son John Capel, h. 1853,
HANBURY-TBACY.
(See Tracy.)
HANBUEY-VvTILLIAMS, Ferdinand, Esq. (of
Coldbrook Park).
Only son of the late Ferdinand Hanbury-Williams,
Esq., of Coldbrook Park, by Mary, dau. of John
Marten, Esq., of London ; b. 1799 ; s. his uncle
1819 ; m. 1825 Elizabeth Anne Pakington, dau. of
William Russell, Esq., of Powick Court, co. Wor-
cester. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Monmouth (High Sheriff 1850). This family is of
\erj ancient standing in Worcestershire. — Cold-
brook Park, near Abergavenny, Monmouthshire.
Heir, his son Ferdinand Capel, h. 1834 ; -m. 1857
Lucy Anne, dau. of the late Robert Wheeley,
Esq., of the Pentre, Abergavenny, co. Sfonmouth.
HAWCOCK, Sir Samuel, Knt. (or. 1841).
Son of the late S. Hancock, Esq., Merchant, of
London; h. 1805; m. 1837 Amelia, dau. of the
late G. Wentworth, Esq. Late Senior Exon of
Yeomen of the Guard.
HANCOCKS, ^WiUiam, Esq. (of Blakeshall
Hou.se).
Third son of the late William Hancocks, Esq., of
Wolverley (see that family), by Elizabeth, dau.
and heir of S. Talbott, Esq., of Wolverley ; Ij.
1802 ; m. 1832 Hannah, dau. of the late John
White, Esq., of Astley, near Stourport. Is a
Magistrate for cos. Worcester, Stafford, and Salop,
and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester ; Patron of
1 living, and a Governor of Christ's Hospital,
London. — Blake.shall House, near Kidderminster,
Vv^orcestershire.
HAlxTDCOCK, Hon. Charles (of Creaghdnff).
Seventh son of the 2nd Lord Castlemaine ; h.
1803 ; in. 1845 Eliza, dau. of D. Kelly, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called to the
Irish Bar 1S28 ; is a Magistrate for co. West-
meath. — Creaghduff, near Athlone, Westmeath.
HABTDCOCE, Hon. George.
Fifth son of the 2nd Lord Castlemaine ; &. 1802 ;
m. 1833 Elizabeth Alicia, dau. of R, H. French,
Esq. — 30, Merrion Square, Dublin.
HANDLEY, Henry Edwardes, Esq. (of Bar-
rowby) .
Eldest son of the late Henry Handley, Esq., by
Caroline, dau. of William, 2nd Lord Kensington ;
1}. 1835. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln ; was
formerly Lieutenant in the Royal Scots Greys. —
Barrovvby Cottage, near Grantham, Lincolnsiiire ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
HAISTDLEY, Jolin, Esq. (of North Gate).
Son of John Handley, Esq., of Muskliam Grange,
Notts, by Martha, dau. of P. Story, Esq. ; h.
1S07. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Barrister-at-Law, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Notts, and a Banker at Newark
and Sleaford ; has been M.P. for Newark since
1857.— North Gate, Newark, Notts ; Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.W. ; Burlington Hotel, W.
HAWFOSD, Compton John, Esq. (of "Wollas-
haU).
Eldest surviving son of the late C. E. Hanford,
Esq., by Eliza, dau. of James Martin, Esq., of
Overbury, co. Worcester ; b. 1819 ; s. 1854. Is a
Magistrate for cos. Worcester and Gloucester.
This family was formerly of Cheshire, but has
been seated in Worcestershire since the reign of
Henry VI., and has ahvays adhered to the Roman
Catholic faith. — Wollashall, near Pershore, Wor-
cestershire ; Stafford Club, W.
HANHAM, Sir "William, Bart. (cr. 1667).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir James Hanham,
Bart., by Anne, dau. of E. Pyke, E.sq. ; h. 1791 ;
.s'. as 8th Bart. 1849 ; m. 1823 Harriet, dau. of
G. Morgan, Esq., of Mount Clare, Surrey {d.). Is
a Lieutenant R.N., on reserved half-pay.
Heir Pres., his brother John, Captain 9th foot ;
h. 1823 ; in. 1853 Amy Ursula, dau. of Alexander
Copland, Esq.
HANKEY, John Alexander, Esq. (of Balcombe
Place).
Eldest sou of the late John Peter Hankey, Esq.,
of Finchley, Middlesex, by Isabel, dau. of William
Alexander, Esq., of Black house, co. Ayr; b. 1804 ;
m. 1825 Ellen, dau. of WiUiam Blake, Esq., of
Danesbury, Herts. Educated at the University
of Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate for Sussex, and a
Commissioner of Lieutenancy for Loudon. This
family was formerly settled at Churton, in Cheshire,
one of them, Richard Hankey, being Sheriff of
Chester temp. Richard II. — Balcombe Place, near
Cuckfield, Sussex.— 38, Portland Place, W,
Heir, his son Blake Alexander, h. 1828.
HANKEY, John Barnard, Esq. (of Petcham
Park).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Hankey, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of — Wyver, Esq., of Cheshire ; i. 1781 ;
s. 1793; m. 1807 Elizabeth, dau. of lat Lord de
Blaquiere. Educated at Eton and Ch, Ch., Ox-
ford ; was High Sheriff of Surrey 1825. — Fetcham
Park, near Leatherhead, Surrey; Union Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son George Barnard, h. 1809 ; m. 1843
Mary, dau. of George Barclay, Esq.
HANKEY, Thomson, Esq.
Son of the late Thomson Hankey, Esq., of Portland
Place, London, by Martha, dau. of the late B.
Harrison, Esq., of Clapham Common, Surrey ;
h. 1805 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1830 Apolline Agatha, dau. of
W. Alexander, Esq. A West-India Merchant and
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Director of the Bank of England, of which he was
Governor 1851-3; has been M.P. for Peter-
borough since 18;'3. — Travellers' and Union Clubs,
■ S.W, ; 45, Portland Place, W.
HATsTMER, Sir Joiin, Bart. (cr. 1774).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Hanmer, Esq., by
Arabella Charlotte, dan. of T. Skip Dyox Bucknall,
Esq. ; h. 1809 ; s. his grandfather as 3rd Bart.
1828 ; m. 1833 Georgiana, dau. of Sir George
Chetwynd, Bart. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Flint,
and Patron of 3 livings ; was M.P. for Shrewsbury
1832-7, for Hull 1841-7 ; has been M.P. for Flint
since 1847. — Hanmer Hall, near Shrewsbury ;
59, Eaton Place, S.W.
Ile'tr Pres., his brother Wyndham Edward, late
Captain Royal Horse Guards; b. 1800; m. 1842
Victoria Maria Louise, dau. of the late Sir John
Conroy, Bart.
HANMER, Colonel Henry, K.H. (of Stockgrove).
Fifth son of the late Sir Thomas Hanmer, of
Hanmer, co. Flint, by IMargaret, dau. of George
Kenyon, Esq., of Peel Hall, co. Lancaster ; b. 1789 ;
s. his uncle 1829 ; m. 1815 Sarah Serra, only dau.
of Sir Morris Ximenes, of Bear Place, Berks. Edu-
cated at Bugby and St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds, Bucks, and
Berks (High Sheriff for Bucks 1854) ; late Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Eoyal Horse Guards ; served in
the Peninsula ; was M.P. for Aylesbury 1832-6.
Branches of this family have been settled in Bucks
and Beds for many generations. — Stockgrove, near
Leigh ton Buzzard, Bucks ; United Service Club,
S.W. ; 7, Devonshire Place, W.
HAKTIvrAY, George Francis, Esq. (of Kings-
muir).
Only surviving son of the late G. Hannay, Esq.,
Captain in the Army, and Government Architect
in the United States of America, by Mary, dau. of
John Hambly, Esq., of Exeter ; b. 1788 ; s. his
brother Peter, Lieutenant E..N., 1819 ; m. 1820
Eobina, only child of Robert Cunningham, Esq.,
of Pittarthie, Captain in the Army. Is a Com-
missioner of Supply for co. Fife, and male repre-
sentative of the ancient family of Sorbie, co.
Wigton ; claims the baronetcy of Hannay, of
Mochrum. — Kingsmuir, near Pittenween, Fife-
shire, N.B.
Heir, his son George, Captain Fife Artillery,
b. 1824.
HANTfAY, Robert, Esq. (of Rusko).
Eldest son of the late Robert Hannay, Esq., by
Janet, dau. of John Kerr, Esq., of Stranraer, co.
Wigton ; b. 1807 ; >n. 1834 Bridget, dau. of Thomas
Smith, Esq., of London. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Kirkcudbright ; late Captain
Galloway Militia ; was formerly a Commissioner of
Income Tax. This family was formerly from
Wigtonshire. — Eusko, near Gatehouse-of-Fleet,
Kirkcudbrightshire ; Springfield, near Ulverston,
Lancashire.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1836.
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HANNAY.
(See Rainsf or d- Hannay.)
HANNING, James, Esq. (.of Kilcrone).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late James
Hanning, Esq., by Patience, dau. of John Wallis,
Esq., of Drishane Castle, co. Cork ; b. 1820 ;
s. 1845 ; m. 1851 Frances Catharine, 3rd dau. of
the late H. Skrine, Esq., of Warleigh, Somerset,
and Stubbings, Berks. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1842) ; is a Magistrate for co. C^ork,
and one of H.M.'s Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-
Arms. — Kilcrone, near Cloyne, co, Cork ; Wind-
ham Club, S.W.
//ew', his son James, b. 1852.
HANSLER, Sir John Jacob, Knt. (or. 1837).
Son of the late J. J. Hansler, Esq., a gentleman
of Swiss extraction ; b. 1788 ; m. 1810 Maria, dau.
of R.^Headding, Esq. (she d. 1859). Is a Dep.
Lieut, for Essex, and a Magistrate for Kent, Mid-
dlesex, and Westminster. — Field Place, near Hor-
sham, Sussex ; 3, Westbourne Terrace, W.
HARBERTON (Visconnt), John James Pome-
roy (cr. 1701).
Eldest son of the 4 th Viscount, by Eother, eldest
dau. and co-heir of James Speucer, Esq. ; b. 1790 ;
s. 1833 ; W2. 1822 Caroline, dau. of the late Rev.
Sir J. Robinson, Bart. — Castle Carbury, Enfield,
CO. Kildare ; Spencer Farm, Eathangan, co. Kil-
dare.
Heir, his son James Spencer, M.A., of Trinity
Coll., Cambridge, b. 1836.
HARBIN, George, Esq. (of Newton).
Eldest son of the late William Harbin, Esq., by
Ehoda, 3rd dau. of Edward Phelips, Esq., of
Montacute, M.P. for Somerset ; b 1800 ; s. his
uncle 1837. Educated at Sherborne and Mertou
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823) ; is a Magistrate for
Somerset and Dorset. This family was resident
at Wyke, Dorset, three centuries ago. — Newton
Surmaville, near Yeovil, Somerset.
HARBORD, Hon. and Rev. John.
Fifth son of the 3rd Lord Sufiield (by 2nd marr.) ;
b. 1832 ; m. 1857 Caroline Penelope, dau. of A.
Hamond, Esq., of Westacre. Educated at Mag-
dalen Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1853) ; is Curate of
Gayton. — Gayton, near Lynn Eegis, Norfolk.
HARBOROIJGH (Countess of).
Mary EHza, dau. of Capt. E. D. Temple; m. 1843
Eobert, 6th Earl of Harborough {e:ct.), who d. 1859.
— Stapleford Park, near Melton Mowbray, Leices-
tershire.
HARCOURT, George Granville, Esq. (of Nune-
ham).
Eldest son of the late Hon. and Most Rev. Dr.
E. V. Vernon, Ai-chbishop of York (who exchanged
the name of Vernon for that of Harcourt on in-
heriting the estates of William Earl of Harcourt),
by Anne, dau. of 1st Marquis of Stafford, and
sister of the late Duke of Sutherland, K.G. ;
Har]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1
h. 1785 ; s. 1847; m. 1st 1815 Elizabeth, dau. of
2n(l Earl- of Liican, who d. 1838; 2nd 1847
Frances, dau. of J. Eraham, Esq., widow of 7th
Earl Waldegrave. Educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. ISOS, M.A. 1810) ; was M.P.
for Lichfield 1806-31, since then for Oxfordshire;
is a Magistrate and Pep. Lieut, for Oxon. Repre-
sents a younger branch of the family of Lord
Vernon. — • Nuneham C'ourten.ay, near Oxfoixl ;
Strawberry Hill, Twickenham ; Athenjeum and
Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 7, Carlton Gardens, S.W.
Ilcir Prcs., his brother Leveson, in Holy Orders ;
1). 1788 ; m. 1815 Carohne Mary, dau. of John, 2nd
Lord Selsey.
HARCOUIIT, Colonel Francis Vernon (of St.
Clare's).
Tenth son of the late Archbishop (Vernon Har-
court) of Yoik, by Anne, dau. of the 1st Marquis
of Stafford ; h. 1801 ; in. 1837 Katharine Julia, dau.
of the 3rd Earl of Liverpool (e.c?.). Educated at
Sandhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Hants, a Dep. Lieut, for the Isle of Wight, a
Magistrate for Sussex, and a Colonel in the Army,
retired ; late an Equerry to H.R.H. the Duchess
of Kent; was M.P. for the Isle of Wight 18.r2-7.
—St. Clare's, Ryde, Isle of Wight ; Buxted Park,
near Uckfield, Sussex ; 5, Carlton Gardens, S.W.
HARCOURT, Rear-Admiral Octavius Vernon
(of Swinton Park).
Eighth son of the late Hon. Edward Harcourt,
D.C.L., Archbishop of York, by Anne, dau. of
the 1st Marquis of Stafford, and brother of G. G.
Harcourt, Esq., of Nuneham (whom see) ; h. 1793 ;
m. 1838 Anne, widow of William Danby, Esq., of
Swinton Park. Entered the Navy 180G ; appointed
Captain Pi.N. 18"27, Pear- Admiral 1854 ; is a Magis-
trate for the Noilli and West Eidings of Yorkshire
(High Sheriff 1849). — Swiuton Park, Masham, near
Bedale, Yorkshire ; Travellers' and United Service
Clubs, S.W. ; 29, Devonshire Place, W.
HARCOURT.
(See Vernon.)
HARCOURT, George Simon, Esq. (of Anker-
wrke, Bucks;.
Only son of the late John Simon Harcourt, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, sister of the 3rd Lord Henniker ;
h. 1806 ; m. 1833 Jessie, 3rd dau. of J. Polls, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks (High
Sheriff 1834) ; was M.P. for Bucks 1S37-41. Is
descended from a common ancestor with the Earls
Harcourt {e:d. 1830). — Ankerwyke House, near
Staines ; Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
llcir, his son George John.
HARDCA.STLE, Jonathan, Esq. (of Blidworth
Dale).
Third but 2nd surviving son of the late Thomas
Hardcastle, Esq., by Anne, dau. of James Lever,
Esq., of Bolton (who d. 1834) ; h. 1816 ; .<?. 1839 ;
m. 184S JNIary Frances, dau. of James Layton,
Esq., of The Grove. Surrey. Is a Magistrate for
Notts (High Sheriff 1858), and an Officer in the
Sherwood Eangers Yeomanry Cavalry.— Blidworth
Dale, near Mansfield, Notts.
Heir, his son John Norman, h. 1855.
HARDCASTLE, Joseph Alfred, Esq. (of Writ-
tie).
Eldest son of Alfred Hardcastle, Esq., of Hatchani
House, Surrey; h. 1815; m. 1840 Frances, only
child of the late H. W. Lambirth, Esq. Educated
at Bury School and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1838, M.A. 1841) ; is a Magistrate for Essex, and
a Dep. Lieut, for Surrey ; called to the Bar at- the
Inner Temple 1841, but has not practised; was
M.P. for Colchester 1847-52 ; has sat for Bury
St. Edmund's since 1857.— Writtle, near Chelms-
ford, Essex ; P.eform, and Oxford and Cambridge
Clubs, S.W.
HARDIITG, Sir John Dorney, Knt., D.C.L. (cr.
1852).
Son of the Rev. J. Harding ; h. 1S09 ; m. 1849
Isabella, dau. of the Rev. J. Wyld. Educated at
the Charterhouse ; graduated B.A. at Oriel Coll.,
Oxford, as 2nd class in Classical Honours, 1830 ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1835, and
subsequently became an Advocate in Doctors'
Commons ; is Advocate-General, — 30, St. James's
Place, S.W.
HARDING, William, Esq. (of Copeley Lodge).
Eldest son of the late W. Harding, Esq., by
Martha, dau. of the late S. TuflTney, Esq., of Lei-
cester ; b. 1778 ; in. 1800 Rebecca, dau. of the late
S. Pemberton, Esq., of the Laurels, IVIiddlesex.
Is a^Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick. — ■
Copeley Lodge, near Stratford-on-Avon, Warwick-
shire.
Heir, his son William Sextus, h. 1806; vi. 1835
Anne, eldest dau. of C. Harding, Esq., of Bole
Hole, CO. Warwick.
HARDING-, William Judd, Esq. (of Baraset).
Eldest son of the late W. Harding, Esq. (Gentle-
man of the Privy Chamber to George III.), by
Harriet, sister of the late Charles Sweedland, Esq.,"
of the Bengal Civil Service ; h. 1788 ; s. 1822 ; ni.
1830 Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of the late Robert Deni-
son, Esq., of Kilnwick Percy, co. York. Edu-
cated at Rugby ; appointed in 1804 to the Bengal
Civil Service, from which he has retired ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick. — ■
Baraset, Alveston, near Stratford-on-Avon, War-
wickshire.
HARDIN GE (Viscount), Charles Stewart Har-
dinge (cr. 1846).
Eldest son of the 1st Viscount, by Emily Jane,
dan. of the 1st Marquis of Londonderry, K.G.,
and widow of Sir W. James, Bart., and nephew
of the Rev. Sir C. Hardinge, Bart. ; h. 1822 ; .?.
1856 ; TO. 1856 Lavinia, d;iu. of the 3rd Earl of
Lucan. Educated at l']ton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1844) ; is a Dep. Lieut. f(ir Kent, and Major
Kent Artillery ; was M.P. for Downpatrick 1851-6;
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Under-Secretary of State for War 1858-9. The 1st
Viscount was a Field-Marshal in the Army, Com-
mander-in-Chief 1S52-6, and Governor-General of
India 1844-8. — South Park, near Penshurst, Kent ;
King's Newton Hall, co. Derby; Cai'lton Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Charles, h. 1857.
HARDINGE (Viscountess Dowager).
Emily Jane, 6th dau. of 1st Marquis of London-
derry ; m. 1st 1814 J. James, Esq., who d. 1818 ;
2nd 1821 Henry, 1st Viscount Hardinge, G.C.B.,
who f^. 1856. — 1, Prince's Terrace, S.W.
HAKDIISTG-E, Eev. Sir Charles, Bart. (or. 1801).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Hardinge, Rector
of Stanhope, co. Durham, by Frances, dau. of James
Best, Esq., of Bexley, near Maidstone, Kent,
and eldest brother of the 1st Viscount Hardinge,
G.C.B. ; h. 1780; s. his uncle Sir Richard as 2nd
Bart. 1826 ; m. 1816 Emily Bradford, dau. of
Kenneth Callender, Esq., of Craigforth, N.B.
Educated at the Charterhouse and University Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1801); is Vicar of Tunbridge,
Kent; late Vicar of Crowlmi-st, Sussex. This
fomily was formerly of King's Newton, co. Derby.
■ — Boundes Park, 'Tunbridge Wells ; Ketton, Dur-
ham ; 51, Westbourne Terrace, W.
Heir, his son Henry Charles, h. 1836 ; educated
at Tunbridge school,
HARDWICKE (Earl of), Charles Plulip Yorke,
P.C., F.R.S., D.C.L. (or. 1754).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Joseph S. Yorke,
K.C.B., by Elizabeth, dau. of James Rattray,
Esq., of Atherstone ; I). 1799; s. his uncle as 4th
Earl 1834 ; m. 1833 Susan, dau. of 1st Lord
Ravensworth. Educated at Harrow and Royal
Naval Coll., Portsmouth ; is a Vice-Admiral re-
served, Lord-Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum
of CO. Cambridge, and one of Council of Duchy of
Lancaster ; formerly a Lord in Waiting ; was M.P.
for Reigate 1831-2, for Cambridgeshire 1832-4 ;
Postmaster-General Feb. — Dec. 1852; Loid Privy
Seal 185S-9. Patronage 2 livings. The 1st Earl
was Lord Chancellor. — Wimpole, Arrington, near
Royston, Cambridgeshire ; Carlton and United Ser-
vice Clubs, S.W. ; 37, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Royston, Cornet 7th
Huissars, 6.1836; educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge.
HARD"WICKE, Eugene, Esq.
Eldest son of the late William Hardvvicke, Esq., of
Bridgnorth, by Charlotte, dau. of John Bernand,
Esq., of The Aldress, near Churchstoke, co. Salop ;
h. 1819 ; m. 1849 Maria Goulding, dau. of Thomas
Saunders, Esq., Solicitor. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Salop.- — Oatlands Park, near Walton -on-
Tliames, Surrey.
HA-RDY, Gathorne, Esq.. (of Hemsted Park).
Third and youngest son of the late John Hardy,
Esq., many years M.P. for Bradford, by Isabel,
dau. of Richard Gathorne, Esq., of Kirkby liOns-
dale ; ?>. 1814 ; m. 1838 Jane, dau, of James Orr,
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Esq., of Hollywood House, co. Down, Ireland.
Educated at Shrewsbury and Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1837) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1840, but has ceased to practise ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for W. Riding of York.shire, and
a Magistrate for Kent ; has been M.P. for Leo-
minster since 1856 ; was Under-Secretary for the
Home Department 1858-9. — Hemsted Park, near
Staplehurst, Kent ; Carlton and Oxford and Cam-
bridge Clubs, S.W. ; 12, Grosvenor Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son John Stewart, h. 1839.
HARDY, John, Esq. (of Dunstall Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Hardy, Esq., many
years M.P. for Bradford, by Isabel, dau. of R.
Gathorne, Esq., of Kirkby Lonsdale ; h. 1809 ;
s. 1855 ; m. 1846 Laura, dau. of William Holbecb,
Esq., of Farnborough, co. Warwick. Educated at
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and for
tlie W. Riding of Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Mid-
hurst March — April, 1859. — Dunstall Hall, near
Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire ; Carlton and
Oxford and Cambridge Clubs ; S.W. ; 7, Carlton
Terrace, S.W.
Heir, his son Reginald, h. 1848.
HARDY.
(See Cozens- Hardy.)
HARE, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1818).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Hare, Bart, (who
exchanged the name of Leigh for Hare\ by Anne
Elizabeth, dau. •of the 1st Lord Graves; h. 1807 ;
.V. as 2nd Bart. 1834. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Norfolk, Captain W.Norfolk Militia;
was formerly Captain 2nd Life Guards. Patron of
2 livings. — Stow Hall, Norfolk ; Carlton and
Junior United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 15, Waterloo
Place, S.W.
HARE, Sir John, Knt. (er. 1840).
Son of the late John Hare, Esq., of Fairfield,
Somerset; I. 1784 ; //(. 1st 1817 Matilda, dau. of
J. Fry, Esq. (she d. 1841) ; 2nd 1858 dau. of
. , Esq. Is a Magistrate for Somerset,
and a Merchant at Bristol. — Brislington, near
Bristol ; 26, Royal Crescent, Bath ; Reform Club,
S.W.
HARE, Hon. Mrs. (of Tetworth).
Lucy Ann, 2nd dau. of the 1st Lord Stanley of
Alderley ; m. 1833 M. T. Hare, Esq., R.N. (who
d. 1845). — Tetworth, Sunning Hill, near Staines,
Surrey.
HARE, Humphrey John, Esq. (of Docking Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. H. J. Hare, by his 1st
wife Mary, dau. of T. Pattenson, Esq., of Mel-
merby Hall, Cumberland ; l>. 1811 ; s. 1856 ;
III. 1833 Hannah ElizabetJ], dau. and co-heir of
John Newbould, Esq., of Bramhope Hall, co.
York. Educated at the Charterhouse and Wad-
ham Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1835) ; called
to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1834 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and Captain 4th
U
Har]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
West York Militica. This family is descended from
a common ancestor with tlie Hares of Stow Bar-
dolph.— Docking Hall, Norfolk ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his half-brother Hugh James, h, 1819 ;
m. 1856 Anna, Jau. of J. CI. Browne, Esq.
HAREAVOOD (Earl of), Henry Thynne Las-
celles (cr. 1812).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Louisa, dau. of the
2nd Marquis of Bath ; h. 1824 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1st
1845 Elizabeth, dau. of the 1st Marquis of Clan-
ricarde (she d. 1854) ; 2nd 1858 Diana Elizabeth,
dau. of J. G. Smyth, Esq., of Heath Hall, co.
York. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the West Riding
of Yorkshire, and Captain West Riding Hussars.
Patronage 2 livings. — Harewood House, near
Leeds, Yorkshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 13, Han-
over Square, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Lascelles, h. 1846.
HAKFOED, John Scandrett, Esq., D.C.L., P.K.S,
Eldest son of the late J. S. Harford, Esq., by Mar}^,
dau. of Abraham Gray, Esq., of Tottenham, Mid-
dlesex ; /). 1785 ; s. 1815 ; m. 1812 Louisa, eldest
dau. of the late R. Harl Davis, Esq., M.P. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Gloucester
and Cardigan (High Sheriff 1824) ; created Hon.
D.C.L. of Oxford 1822; author of a "Life of
Michael Angelo," and other works ; was M.P. for
the Cardigan boroughs 1841-2. — Blaize Castle, near
Bristol ; Athenreum Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew John H. Battersby Har-
ford, Esq. (whom see). *
HAEEORD, John Harford Battersby, Esq. (of
Stoke Park).
Eldest son of the late A. G. Harford, Esq. (who
assumed the name of Battersby by Royal license),
by Elizabeth, dau. of Major-General and Lady
Eleanor Dundas, of Carrou Hall, co. Stirling ;
I. 1819 ; m. 1850 Mary Charlotte Elizabeth, dau.
of Baron de Bunsen. Educated at Harrow and
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1842, M.A. 1846) ; called
to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1849 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Gloucester and Car-
digan (High Sheriff 1S55). Descended from the
ancient family of Harford, formerly settled at Bos-
bury, in Herefordshire. — Stoke Park, Stoke Bishop,
near Bristol ; Falcondale, near Lampeter, Cardigan-
shire ; Athenreum Club, S.W.
HAEGEEAVES, John, Esq. (of Broad Oak).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Hargreaves, Esq.,
by Margaret, dau. of Benjamin Wilson, Esq., of
Baxenden ; h. 1797 ; s. 1822 ; m. 1831 Grace, dau.
of William Brown, Esq., of Richmond Hill, Liver-
pool. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lan-
caster.— Broad Oak, near Accrington, Lancashire ;
Hull Barn Park, Bucks ; Windham Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1832 ; m. 1855 Sarah,
dau. of Warlington Jackson, Esq., of Liverpool.
HAEINGTOW, Sir John Edward, Bart. (cr.
1611).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Harington, Bart.,
by Sophia, dau. of Charles Steer, Esq.; h. 1821;
s. as 10th Bart. 1835 ; m. 1846 Jane Agnes, dau. of
the late J. S. Brownrigg, Esq., many years M.P.
for Boston. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1842) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Momnouth ; was formerly Lieutenant and Cap-
tain Coldstream Guards, and afterwards 48th foot.
—Carlton C^lub, S.W. ; Clarendon Hotel, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin Richard, son of the late
Rev. Richard Harrington, Principal of Brasenose
Coll., Oxford, b. 1834.
HAELAND, Lady (of 'Wherstead Park).
Arethusa, dau. of the late Henry Vernon, Esq., of
Thurlow Hall, Clare, Suffolk, by Jane, dau. of the
late Sir Thomas Cullum, Bart. ; m. 1801 Sir Robert
Harland, Bart, (who cl. 1848), and whose family
was formerly resident at Sproughton, near Ipswich.
Both baronetcies are now extinct. — Wherstead Park,
near Ipswich, Suffolk.
HAELAND, William Charles, Esq. (of Sutton
HaU),
Only sou of the late W. Hoar, Esq., Barrister-at-
Law (who el. 1834), by Anne, dau. of William
Wilkinson, Esq., of Stockton-on-Tees ; b. 1804 ;
s. his aunt Lady Hoar Harland 1826 ; m. 1827
Catharine, only dau. of R. E. D. Shafto, Esq., of
Whitworth Park, Durham. Educated at Eton and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Yorkshire and co. Durham ; assumed
the name of Harland after his uncle, the late Sir
Charles Harland, Bart., 1824 ; was M.P. for Dur-
ham 1832-41.— Sutton Hall, near York ; Travellers'
and Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
HAEMAN, Samuel Thomas, Esq. (of Palace).
Eldest son of the present Rev. Thomas Harman, by
Sarah, dau. of Samuel Straugman, Esq., of co.
Kilkenny ; b. 1814 ; m. 1839 Mary Anne, dau. of
John Lloyd Edwardes, Esq., of Camolin Park, co.
Wexford. Ed)icated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate for co. Wexford. — Palace, near New
Ross, CO. Wexford.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1844.
HAENAGE, Sir George Blackman, Bart. (cr.
1821).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Blackman, Bart,
(who assumed the additional name of Harnage in
1821), by Mary, dau. of Henry Harnage, Esq., of
Belswardyne, co. Salop ; b. 1792 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1837; '/;(.. 1826 Caroline Helena, dau. of Bartlett
Goodrich, Esq., of Saling Grove, Essex (she d.
1855). Educated at Harrow; is a Commander
R.N., on reserved half-pay. —Belswardyne House,
near Shrewsbury ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry George, b. 1827.
HARPIN, John, Esq. (of Birks House).
Eldest son of the late John Harpin, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Jonathan Butterworth, Esq., of Hill House ;
b. 1821. Is a Magistrate for the W. Riding of York-
shire.— Birks House, Holmfirth, Yorkshire.
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HARPUR, Henry Richard, Esq. (of Chilvers
Coton).
Elder son of the late Joseph Hai'pur, Esq., by
Maria, onlj-- dan. of Rev. E. Cooper, Vicar of
Evesham ; h. 1798 ; s, 1827. Educated at Eughy
and Worcester Coll.,- Oxford; is a Magistrate for
COS. Northampton, Warwick, and Leicester, and a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick. This family is a
branch of that of Sir J. Harpur-Crewe, Bart, (whom
see). — Chilvers Coton, near Nuneaton, W.arwick-
shire ; Burton Hall, near Kettering, Northampton-
shire.
Heir Pres., his brother Latimer, in Holy Orders,
I. 1800 ; m. 1828 Anne, only dau. of Eev. B. G.
Ebdell.
HARPUR-CREWE.
(See Crewe.)
HARRIES, Francis, Esq. (of Crnckton Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Francis Blithe
Harries, Esq., by Emma Gertrude, dau, of the late
Edward Jenkins, Esq., of Charlton Hill, co. Salop,
and cousin of the late Sir H. Jenkins, G.C.B. ; h.
1804 ; .9. 1848 ; m. 1828 Harriet, 2i)d surviving dau.
of Thomas Boycott, Esq., of Eudge Hall, co. Salop.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop.
This gentleman is 8th in descent from Arthur
Harries, Esq., of Prescot, co. Salop, a younger
brother of Sir Thomas Harries, of Cruckton Hall
and Tong Castle, co. Salop, v/ho was created a
Baronet in 1623, and who was 5th in descent from
John Harries, Esq., of Cruckton, who lived there
in 1463. — Cruckton Hall, near Shrewsbury, Salop.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas, Lieutenant-
Colonel 63rd regiment, h. 1815.
HARRINGTOM" (Earl of), Leicester Fitzgerald
Charles Stanhope, C.B. (cr. 1742).
Eldest surviving son of the 3rd Earl, by Jane, dau.
of the late Sir J. Fleming, Bart. ; h. 1784 ; s. his
brother as 5th Eari 1851 ; m. 1831 Elizabeth, dau.
ofW. Green, Esq., of Trelawney, Jamaica. Is a
Colonel in the Army unattached, and a Knight
Commander of the Greek Order of the Saviour.
Descended from a common ancestor with the Earl
of Chesterfield and Earl Stanhope.— Elvaston Castle,
near Derby ; Gawsworth, near Lougliborough, Lei-
cestershire ; 13, Kensington-Palace Gardens, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Petersham, h. 1845.
HARRIS (Lord), George Francis Robert Harris
(er. 1815).
Eldest sou of the 2nd Lord (who was an eminent
Indian General), by his 1st wife Eliza Serena Anne,
dau. of W. Dick, Esq., of TuUimet, co. Perth ; b.
1810 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1850 Sarah, dau. of the late G.
Cummins, Arciideacon of Trinidad (.she d. 1853).
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1831); is a
Dep. Lieut, for Kent and Major East Kent Eifles ;
was Governor of Trinidad 1846-53, of Madras
1854-9. — Belmont, near Faversham, Kent.
Heir, his son George Eobert Canning, b. 1851.
HARRIS, Hon. Charles Amyand.
Third son of the 2nd Eari of Malraesbury ; b. 1813;
in. 1837 Katharine Lucia, dau. of the late Sir E.
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O'Brien, Bart. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1835), and was afterwards Fellow of All Souls
Coll.; appointed Eector of Wilton 1840 (resigned
1848), Prebendary of Salisbury 1841, Incumbent of
Eownhams 1855. — Eownhams Parsonage, near
Southampton, Hants.
HARRIS, Hon. Edward Alfred John.
Second son of the 2nd Earl of Malmesbury, and
heir pres. to that title; b. 1808 ; m. 1841 Emma
Wylie, dau. of Captain S. Chambers, E.N. Edu-
cated at Eton and the Eoyal Naval Coll. ; entered
the Navy 1823, became Captain 1843, and served
on South American, Mediterranean, and Lisbon
stations ; was M.P. for Christchurch 1844-52 ; ap-
pointed British Consul at El.sinore 1852 ; Charge
d'Affaires and Consul-General in Peru 1852, and
in Chili 1853 ; Consul at Venice 1858, and Minister
Plenipotentiary at Berne same year. — Berne, Swit-
zerland.
HARRIS, Sir Thomas KToel, K.H. (er. 1841),
Son of the late Eev. H. Harris, Eector of Camden,
CO. Gloucester ; b. 1785 ; m. 1st 18— Maria, dau. of
T. Hemsworth, Esq.; 2nd 1838 Eliza Mary, dau,
of J. Bettesworth, Esq. (widow successively of A.
Thistlewayte, Esq., and of the 11th Earl of Hun-
tingdon) ; 3rd 1847 Mary, dau. of— White, Esq.
(widow of E. Thompson, Esq.). Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; Groom of Privy Chamber,
and a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Ai'my unattached ;
served in Flanders and Belgium, and was wounded
at Waterloo. — Updown House, Eastry, near Sand-
wich, Kent; United Service Club, S,W.
HARRIS, Sir William Snov/, Knt., F.R.S. (cr.
1847).
Son of the late Thomas Harris, Esq., of Plymouth ;
b. 1792; m. 1st 1808 Chariotte, dau. of A. Wil-
liams, Esq. ; 2nd 1824 Mary Anne, dau. of E.
Thorne, Esq., of Pilton, Barnstaple. Educated at
Plymouth, Edinburgh, and London ; is well known
for his invention of electric conductors for ships,
and as the author of several scientific treatises. —
6, Windsor Villas, Plymouth ; Athenajum Club,
S.W.
HARRIS, Chri.stopher Arthur, Esq., K.J.J, (of
Haine).
Eldest son of the late Isaac Donnithorne Harris,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Christopher Harri.s,
Esq., of Haine; b. 1801 ; s. 1855; m. 1825 Louisa
Eleonora, dau. of the Eev. Thomas Watkins, of
Pennoyre, co. Brecon. Educated at Eton and
University of Geneva; is a Magistrate for Devon.
This family is of Normau origin, and inherited
Haine through the marriage of Mr. Harris, of
Stone, to Thomasine, heiress of Walter Haine, of
Haine, in 1557. — Haine, near Lew Down, Devon.
Heir, his son Henry Walpole Frederick, b. 1835,
HARRIS, George Frederic, Esq., F.R.G.S.
Eldest son of the late Joseph Harris, Esq., of
Liverpool, by Sophia, dau. of Thomas Thatcher,
Esq., of Newnham, co. Gloucester; 6.1812; ta.
1838 Anne Georgina, dau. of George Frederic
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COUNTY TAMILTES OF
Harris, Enq. Educated at Shrewsbury and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1838), ancl was
some time Fellow of Trinity ; appointed Assistant
Master at Harrow School 1837 ; is a Magistrate
for Middlesex. — Harrow Park, near London, N.W.
Heir, bis son George Edward, //. 1840, 1st Bom-
bay European Fusiliers. I
HAimiS, Hvigh, Esq. (of Ashfort).
Fourth son of the late Hugh Harris, Esq. (High
Sheriff of CO. Armagh), by Margaret, dau. of the
Right Rev. Dr. Porter, Lord Bishop of Clogher ; h.
1819 ; s. 1855 his brother John P. Harris, Esq.,
Justice of Peace ; m. 1844 Lucy, dau. of Richard
Williams, Esq., of Drumcondra Castle, co. Dublin.
Educated at Shrewsbury and Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
called to the Irish Bar 1840, and goes the North-
Eastern Circuit ; was formerly Captain in the Ar-
magh Militia. — Ashfort, co. Armagh; 7, Rutland
Street, Dublin.
Heirs, his daughters.
HARRIS, Joseph, Esq.. (of Greysouthen) .
Eldest and only surviving son of the late John
Harris, Esq., by Mary, dau. of Jeremiah Head,
Esq., of Branthvvaite Hall ; h. 1780 ; s. 1825 ; m.
1823 Mary, dau. of Hugh Cowperthwaite, Esq., of
Gray's Inn, London. Educated at Hawkshead,
Westmoreland ; is a Magistrate for C'umberland. —
Greysouthen, near Workington, Cumljerland.
Heir, his son John, h. 1827 ; m. 1857 Ann Mary,
eldest dau. of Henry Jefferson, Esq., of Rothersyke.
HARRIS-TEMPLE, Hon. Robert Reginakl-
Tenaple (of "Waterstown).
Third son of the 2nd Lord Harris (Iiy his second
marriage) ; h. 1830. Educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; assumed the name of Temple 1852 ;
appointed a Dep. Lieut, for Kent 1854. — Waters-
town, near Athlone, co. Westmeath ; Belmont,
near Faversham, Kent.
HARRISOAT, Fiske Goocleve Piske, Esq. (of
Copford Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late J. H. Harrison,
Esq., by Sarah Thomas, only dau. and heir of the
Rev. John Fiske, of Thorpe, co. Suffolk ; h. 1/93 ;
s. 1839 ; m. 1826 Jane, youngest dau. of the late
J. G. Sparrow, Esq., of Gosfield Hall, Essex.
Educated at the Charterhouse and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1814) ; assumed the additional
name of Fiske in 1839 ; is a Magistiate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex.- — Copford Hall, near Colchester,
Essex ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir Pros., bis brother Thomas, in Holy Orders,
h. 1795 ; m. 1827 Anne, dau. of Rear-Admiral
N. Tomlinson.
HARRISOISr, John, Esq. (of Wmscales).
Eldest son of the late William Falcon, Esq., of
Whitehaven, co. Cumberland, by Jane, 2nd dau.
of Thomas Harrison, Esq., of Whiteh.aven; b. 1798 ;
.s. his uncle John Harrison, Esq., whose name he
.assumed, 1844 ; m. 1834 Anne, eldest dau. of Allison
Crosthwaite, Esq., of Workington. Is a Magistrate
for Cumberl.and. — ^Winscales, near Workington,
Cumberland ; 34, Westbourno Terrace, W.
Jfeir, his son William, 6. 1839.
HARRISON, Matthew Benson, Esq. (of Belle
Viie).
Eldest son of B. Harrison, Esq., of Scale How,
by his second wife Dorothy, dau. of the late R.
Wordsworth, Esq., of Whitehaven, Cumberland ;
h. 1824 ; m. 1845 Catharine, dau. of the Rev.
G. Day, Rector of Earshara, Norfolk. Is a Magis-
trate for Cumberland and Lancashire, and a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Westmoreland, and a
Captain in the Westmoreland and Cumberland
Yeomanry Cavalry. — Belle Vue, near Ambleside,
Westmoreland.
Heir, his son Benson Day, I. 1848.
HARROP, Jonah, Esq. (of Bardsley House).
Eldest son of the late Jonah Harrop, Esq., by
Betsy, dau. of John Kershaw, Esq., of Copster
Hill, near Oldham ; h. 1800 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1st 1818
Mary Ann, dau. of John Davies, Esq., of Bedlwyn,
near Mold ; 2nd 18 — Jane, dau. of the late William
Bentley, Esq., of Booth House, Audenshaw, near
Ashton-under-Lyne. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and a Magistrate for
Clieshire and the W. Riding of Yorkshire. This
family has held the Bardsley estate, in the parish
of Ashton-under-Lyne, for several centuries. —
Bardsley House, near Ashton-under-Lyne, Lan-
cashire; Gatton Lodge, near Shrewsbury, Salop.
Heirs, his daughters.
HARROWBY (Earl of), Dudley Ryder, K.G.,
P.O., D.C.L. (or. 1809).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Susan, dau. of 1st
Marquis of Stafford, K.G. ; />. 1798; s. 1847;
m. 1823 Frances, dau. of the 1st Marquis of Bute,
K.G. (she cl. 1859). Graduated B.A. at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, 1819, as a double first class ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford ; was M.P. for
Tiverton 1819-31, for Liverpool 1832-47; Chan-
cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1854-5 ; Lord
Privy Seal 1855-7. Patronage 2 livings. — Sandon
Hall, near Stafford ; Athena?um and Carlton Clubs,
S.W. ; 39, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Yiscount Sandon (whom see).
HART, George Vaughan, Esq. (of Kilderry).
Third son of the late Gener.al G. V. Hart, of Kil-
derry and Doe Castle, co. Donegal, by Charlotte,
dau. of JohnEllerker, Esq., of Ellerker ; h. 1805;
s. his elder brother 1850 ; m. ] 835 Jane Maria, dau.
of Rev. G. \. Hart, of Glen Alia, co. Donegal.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Donegal,
and a Lieutenant R.N. This family settled in the
county of Donegal in the reign of Queen Elizabeth.
—Kilderry House, co. Donegal.
Heir, his son William Edward, h. 1844.
HART, Thomas Barnard, Esq. (of Glen AUa).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. George
Vaughan Ledwich Hart, of Glen Alia, and Rector
of Castlebar, co. Mayo, by Maria, dau. of the Very
Rev. John Hume, Dean of Derry ; m. 1848 Elisa-
beth Anna, dau. of Rev. Edward Smedley. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1838); is a
Magistrate for co. Donegal ; vi^as formerly an
Officer in the Indian Ai-niy. This family is de-i
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ricended from Ca])tain Henry Hart, who caiiie from
Kent in Queen Elizabeth's reign, and was (xovernor
of C'ulmore Castle, co. Donegal. — Glen Alia, Ray.
near Strabaiie, co. Donegal.
HARTFORD, Rev. "WUliam (of SuirviUe Glebe).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Hartford,
of Grange House, co. Kilkenny, by Anne, dau. of
William Wilkinson, Esq., of Dublin; b. 1796;
111. 1824 Catherine, 2nd dau. of the late Hon.
George Eyre Massy, of Limerick. Educated at
Kilkenny and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; Ordained
1819 ; is Vicar of Suirville. — ^Suirville Glebe, near
Waterford.
Heir, his son William, b. 1826 ; ni. 1854 Hannah,
3rd dau. of the late John Anderson, Esq., of
Kilkenny.
HARTINGTOKT.
(See under Devonshire.)
HARTLAWD, Lady.
Catharine, dau. of J. Topping, Esq. ; «;.. 1811
Thomas, 2nd Lord Hartland (cxt.), who d. 1835.—
The Green, Hampton Court, S. W, ; 45, L^pper
Brook Street, W.
HARTLAND, Frederick Dixon, Esq., F.S.A.,
F.R.G-.S., &c. (of the Oaklands).
Eldest son of Nathaniel Hartland, Esq., by Eliza,
dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Dixon, Esq., M.D.,
of King's Lynn ; b. 1832. Is a Magistrate for co.
Gloucester. This family, which was fromerly pos-
sessed of extensive estates at Hartland, Devon, is
of old standing in the county of Gloucester, where
they are first mentioned in the reign of Edward III.
■ — The Oaklands, Charlton Kings, nearCheltenham,
Gloucestershire.
HARTLEY, Gilfrid •William, Esq. (of RosehiU).
Fourth but only surviving son of the late Milham
Hartley, Esq., by Mary, dau, of William Lev.'th-
waite, Esq., of Broadgate ; b. 1810; s. 1839;
;/;. 1844 Margaret, dau. of William Randleson,
Esq. Educated at Shrewsbury ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland (High Sheriff
1847). — Rosehill, near Whitehaven, Cumberland.
Ileir, Lis son Gilfrid William, b. 18.52.
HARTLEY, Robert Nanney, Esq. (of Llwyn).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
Hartley, Esc^., by Mary, dau. of the Eev. Robert
Nanney, formerly Rector of Llanfwrog, co. Den-
bigh, and Llanymowddwy, co. Merioneth ; b. 1813 ;
s. 1854. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge ;
is in the Commission of the Peace for co. Merio-
7ieth, a Commissioner of the Turnpike Trust, and
Trustee of Dolgelley Green ; and on the list of
Sheriffs for co. Merioneth 18C0. This family is a
younger branch of the Nanueys of INIaesypandy,
and descended from the Nanneys of Nannau. —
Llwyn, near Dolgelley, Merionethshire.
IJcii' Pres., his nephew Thomas Humphrey
Williams, b, 1S36.
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HARTOPP, Sir William Edmund Cradock,
Bart. (cr. 1796).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edmund Cradock Har-
topp, 1st Bart., by Anne Hurlock, heiress and
representative of the family of Hartopp (extinct
Barts.) ; b. 1797 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1839 ;
III. 1820 dau. of — ■ Keene, Esq. Educated at
Rugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Leicester and Warwick, and Patron of 1 living. The
1st Bart., whose family name was Bunney, assumed
the names of Cradock and Hartopp. — Four Oaks,
Sutton Coldfield, near Birmingham ; AUesby
Park, near Coventry.
Jleir, his son John William, late Captain 17th
Lancers, b. 1821 ; m. 1855 Charlotte Frances, dau.
of Edward Gyles Howard, Esq., nephew of the
late Duke of Norfolk.
HARTOPP, Edward Bourcliier, Esq. (of Dalby
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Edward Hartopp, Esq., by
Anna Eleanora, dau. of the late Sir Bourchier
Wrey, Bart; b. 1809; m. 1834 Honoria, dau. of
General Gent. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Leicester (High
Sheriff 1833) ; elected M.P. for N. Leicestershire
1859. — Dalby Hall, near Melton Mowbray, Lei-
cestershire ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
HARTWELL, Sir Brodrick, Bart. (cr. 1805),
Eldest .son of the late Rev. Houlton Hartwell, by
Ruth, dau. of David Ball, Esq., of Bishop's Hall ;
b. 1813 ; s. his grandfather as 2nd Bart. 1831 ;
m. 1834 Alicia, dau. of the Rev. William Gun-
thorpe, of Antigua (she d. 1859). — Samer, near
Boulogne-sur-Mer.
Ileii; his son Francis Houlton, b. 1835.
HARTY, Sir Robert, Bart. (or. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert W. Harty, Bart,
(vvho was Lord Mayor of Dublin), by Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of the late John Davis, Esq., of Eden
Park : b. 1815 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1851 Sophy, dau. of
the Rev. Samuel G. Fairclough, Rector of Aghina,
CO. Cork. — Prospect House, and United Service
Club, Dublin.
Jleir, his son Robert Way Mai'cus, b. 1S59.
HARVEY, Sir Robert John, Knt., C.B. (cr,
1807).
Eldest .son of the late John Harvey, Esq., of Thorpe
Lodge, Norfolk, by Frances, dau. of Sir Roger
Kerrison, Knight, of Brooke Hall ; //. 1785 ;
.s. 1842 ; VI. 1815 Charlotte Mary, only dau. of, and
heiress to, Robert Harvey, Esq., of Watton, Nor-
folk. Entered the Army 1803 as Ensign 53rd foot ;
served in the cavalry, in the infantry, and on the
staff of the British and Portuguese armies, through
the Peninsular war ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Norfolk, a General in the Army, and
Colonel of the 2nd W. India regiment ; a Knight
Commander of Saint Bento d'Avis, and a Knight
of the Tower and Sword ; was formerly Receiver-
General of 'I'axes for Norfolk, This family was
Har]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
formerly seated at Beechamwell, Norfolk. — Mouse-
hold House, near Norwich ; United Service and
Athenseum Clubs, S.W.
Htir, his son Robert John Harvey, h. 1817 ;
m. August 1845 Lady Henrietta Larabart, dau. of
Lord Kilcoursie, and grand-dau. of the late Earl of
Cavau.
HAKVEY, Lady Elizabeth.
(See under Harvey of Castle Semple.)
HARVEY, Charles John Vigors, Esq. (of Killane
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Vigors Harvey, Esq., by
Frances Margaretta, dau. of Charles John Watkin
Stukeley, Esq., of Lovverfield Hall, co. Chester ;
h. 1817 ; 5. 1827 ; m. 1839 Martha, dau. of the late
Thomas Read Kemp, Esq., ofKemjitown, Brighton.
Is a Magistrate for co. Wexford. This family is a
branch of the Harveys of Bargy, — Ivillane Castle,
near Wexford.
Heir, his son Charles William Arthur, h. 1855.
HARVEY, James Octavius Lee, Esq. (of Castle
Semple).
Son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel James Octavius
Lee Harvey, of the 92nd Highlanders, by Margaret,
dau. and heir of Hon. John Harve^', of Cnstle
Semple, and The Conferences, Grenada, whose
name Colonel Lee took by Royal sign manual.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for co. Ren-
frew ; is descended paternally from and said to
represent the Lees, old Earls of Lichfield, and
from the Lords of Widdrington, celebrated iu
border history. The late Mr. Harvey was great-
grandson of James Harvey of Kilmundy, and Mar-
garet Baird, of Auchmedden. The Bairds were
hereditary High Sheriffs of Banffshire, and through
the noble families of Gordon and Erroll, were con-
nected with the royal family of Stuart by several
lines of descent. — Castle Semple, Renfrewshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, m. to his cousin
Lady Elizabeth Erskine, 4th dau. of the 12th Earl
of Buchau.
HARVEY, James ■William, Esq. (of Kyle).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Harvey,
Esq., by Dora, dau. of the Hon. Maurice Crosbie,
and grand-dau. of the late Earl of Glandore ;
h. 1798 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1835 Frances, dau. of Joshua
John Pounden, Esq., of Daphne, near Enniscorthy.
Was formerly Captain in the Guards, and served at
Waterloo. This family is a branch of the Harveys
of Bargy, by the 2nd marriage of William Harvey,
of Bargy, with Dorothea, dau. and heiress of Chris-
topher Champeney, of Kyle. — Kyle, Oglegate, near
Wexford.
Heir, his son Crosbie William, Lieut. Wexford
Militia, ?;. 1831.
HARVEY, John, Esq. (of Bargy Castle).
Eldest son of the late William Harvey, Esq., by
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of Colonel Paulet Colebrooke,
R.A. ; h. 1816 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1st 1837 Jane, dau. of
William Miller, Esq., Lieut. R.A. ; 2nd 1852 Anne,
dau. of Pierce William Hughes, Esq., of Wexford.
Is a Magistrate for co. Wexford, and a Major in
Antrim Militia ; was formerly Captain R.A. This
family is long settled in Wexfoi'd ; they came from
Lynn Regis, of which place Richard Harvey was
Mayor 1627. — Bargy Castle, near Ballycogley, co.
Wexford.
Heir, his son John MacLachlan, h. 1853.
HARVEY, Percy Lorenzo, Esq. (of Percy
Lodge).
Third son of the late William Harvey, Esq., by
Dora, dau. of the Hon. Maurice Crosbie, of Glan-
dore ; h. 1800 ; m. 1st 18 — Anne, dau. of James
Cuppage, Esq. ; 2nd 1854 Mary Arabella, dau. of
Francis Leigh, Esq., of Sion, co. Wexford. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Wexford (High Sheriff 1857) ; was formerly
Captain in the E.I.Co.'s service. This family is a
branch of the Harveys of Bargy Castle. — Lonsdale,
near Oilgate, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son Percy Leigh, h. 1 855.
HARVEY, "William James, Esq. (of Carnoiisie).
Eldest son of the late John Harvey, Esq., by Janet,
dau. of James MacAndrew, Esq., of Elgin ; b. 1799;
m. 1836 Lsabel, dau. of C. Barclay, Esq., of Inch-
broom. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Banff ; was formerly a Merchant in Jamaica. —
Carnousie, near Turriff, N.B.
Heir, his son John, h. 1841.
HARVEY, Rev. -William Wigan, B.D.
Eldest surviving son of the late George Daniel
Harvey, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, and Commissioner
of Bankruptcy, by Mary, dau. of William Wigan,
Esq.; b. 1810; m. 1844 Anne, youngest dau. of
the Rev. Fairfax Fraucklin, Rector of Attleburgh,
Norfolk. Educated at Eton, and was Fellow of
King's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1836,
B.D. 1854) ; instituted" Rector of BuckLand, Herts,
1844 ; is a Magistrate for Herts. — Buckland Rec-
tory, near Buntingford, Herts.
Heir, his son Charles Wigan, b. 1845.
HASELL, Edward Williams, Esq. (of Dalemain).
Eldest son of the late Edward Hasell, Esq. ; b. 1795 ;
III. 1826 Dorothea, dau. of the late E. King, Esq.,
of Hungerhill, co. York, and Vice-Chancellor of
the Duchy of Lancaster. Educated at Oriel Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1818, M.A. 1823); is' a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland (High Sheriff
1830), and a Chairman of Quarter Sessions for Cum-
berland and Westmoreland, and Colonel of the Cum-
berland and Westmoreland Yeomanry. — Dalemain,
near Penrith, Cumberland.
Heir, his son William, educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1859) ; b. 1836.
HASSARD, Alexander Jason, Esq. (of Garden-
hill).
Eldest son of the late A. Hassard, Esq., Captain
6th Inniskilling Dragoons (who el. 1S45), by Eliza-
beth Bolton, dau. of the late Jason Hassard, Esq.,
Captain 74th Highlanders ; b. 1837 ; s. his uncle
1847. Is Lieutenant 76th foot ; was formerly in
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[Has
the Cavau ]Militia. This family is descended from
a common ancester with the Hassards of Skea and
of Wateiford (wliom see). They are originally of
French extraction, and settled in the 13th century
in Gloucestershire, and in the 14th at Lyme, Dorset ;
but migrated to Ireland in the reign of Charles II.,
and became seated at Gardenhill. — Gardenhill,
Black Lion, near Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh,
HASSARD, Michael Dobbyn, Esq. (of Glenville).
Eldest surviving son of the late Eichard Hassard,
Esq., by Frances Marguarite, dau. of Michael
Dobbyn, Esq., of Bally canoon, co. Waterford ;
b. 1817 ; m. 1846 Anne, dau. of the late Sir F. J.
Hassard, Knt. Educated at Waterford and at
Trinity Coll., Dublin, where he graduated B.A.,
and was Gold Medallist in 1838 ; is a Magistrate
for the city and co. of Waterford (High Sheriff
1853) ; has been M.P. for Waterford since 1857.—
Glenville, near Waterford ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W. ; 20, Chester Terrace, S.W.
Heirs, his daughters.
HASSARD, Robert, Esq. (of Parkmore).
Eldest son of the late Jason Hassard, Esq., of
Levaghy, co. Fermanagh, by Elizabeth, dau. of
the Rev. William Mun-ay, D.D., of Dungannon ;
h. 1799 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1828 Fanny, dau. of the late
William Forster, Esq., Justice of Peace, of Bally-
nure, co. Monaghan. Educated at Dungannon ; is
a Magistrate for co. Tyrone. This family is derived
from that of the Dukes of Charente, in France. —
Parkmore, Cushendall, co. Antrim.
Heir, his son Iiobert, b. 1839.
HASTIE, Alexander, Esq. (of Mains House),
Son of the late Robert Hastie, Esq., Merchant, of
Glasgow ; b. 1805 ; «t. 18 — Anne, eldest dau, of
Iiobert Napiter, Esq., of West Shandon, co. Dum-
barton. Is a Merchant at Glasgow, of which city
he was Lord Provost 1846-8 ; wag M.P, for Glas-
gow 1847-57. — Mains House, Milngavie, Dumbar-
tonshire ; Adelaide Place, Glasgow.
HASTINGS (Marquis of), Henry "Weysford
Charles Plantagenet Mure Rawdon-Hast-
ings (or. 1816),
Younger son of the 2nd Marquis, by Barbara, late
Baroness Grey de Euthyn ; b. 1842 ; s. his brother
as 4th Marquis 1851. Educated at Eton ; is Earl
of Loudoun in Scotland. Patronage 16 livings.
The 1st Marquis was Governor-General of India.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with the Earl of Huntingdon. — ^Donnington Park,
near Cavendish Bridge, Leicestershire ; Loudoun
Castle, Ayr, N.B.
Heir Pres. (to Earldom of Loudoun), his sister
Edith Maude ; m. C. F. Abney Hastings, Esq.
(whom see).
HASTINGS (Lord), Jacob Astley, D.C.L, (or,
1289),
Eldest son of the late Sir Jacob H. Astley, Bart.,
by Hester, dau, and co-heir of the late Samuel
Browne, Esq., of King's Lynn, Norfolk; b. 1797;
m. 1819 Georgiana Caroline, dau. of Sir H, W,
295
Dash wood, Bart, (she d. 1836). Educated at West-
minster and Magdalen Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and Colonel
Norfolk Artillery Militia ; was M.P. for W. Nor-
folk 1832-7. Patronage 9 livings. This Barony
was in abeyance 1320-1841. His Lordship is 21st
in lineal succession to the Barony, though only six
of his predecessors have borne the title. — Seaton
Delaval, Northumberland ; Melton Constable, near
Thetford, Norfolk ; Arthur's, University, and
Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W, ; 45, York
Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W.
Heir, his son Jacob Henry Delaval, b. 1822.
HASTINGS, Sir Charles, Knt. (cr. 1850),
Sixth son of the late Rev, James Hastings, Rector
of Martley, co, Worcester, and brother of Sir
Thomas Hastings, K.C.B. ; b. 1794 ; m. 1823
Hannah, dau. of George Woodyat, Esci., M.D., of
Worcester. Educated at the University of Edin-
burgh (M.D, 1818) ; is a Physician in practice at
Worcester. — Barnard's Green, Malvern, near Wor-
cester,
HASTINGS, Sir Thomas, K.C.B, (cr. 1839).
Son of the late and brother of Sir C. Hastings,
M.D. (whom see) ; b. 1790 ; r,i. 1827 Louisa Eliza-
beth, dau. of T. H. Lowe, Esq. Educated at Win-
chester ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co,
Hereford, and a Magistrate for co. Brecon, and a
Vice-Admiral in the Navy ; late Storekeeper of
the Ordnance ; has served on the Mediterranean
and other stations. — Titley Court, near Kingston,
Herefordshire ; United Service Club, S.W. ; 15,
South Audley Street, W.
HASTINGS, Hon. and Rev. Richard Godolphin
Henry,
Fourth son of the late Earl of Huntingdon, by
Frances, dau, of the late Rev, R. C. Cobbe, Rector of
Great Marlow ; b, 1820; m. 1846 Agne.s, 7th dau.
of the late H. Fynes-Clinton, Esq., of Welwyn, co.
Herts. Educated at the Charterhouse and Univer-
sity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1843) ; appointed Rector of
Hertingfordbury 1847, — Hertingfordbury Rectory,
near Hertford.
Heir, his son Francis Theophilus Clinton, b. 1850,
HASTINGS, Charles Frederick Abney, Esq, (of
TATillesley),
Third son of the late Thomas Clifton, Esq., of
Clifton and Lytham, co. Lancastei', by Hetty, dau.
of Peregrine Treves, Esq. (some time Postmaster-
General of Bengal) ; b. 1822 ; m. 1853 Edith Maud
Rawdon-IIastings, dau. of George, 2nd Marquis of
Hastings, and Barbara Baroness Grey de Ruthyn
(she is heiress presumptive to the Earldom of Lou-
doun). Educated at Eton and Ch. L'h., Oxford; is
a Magistrate and Dep, Lieut, for co. Lancaster ;
assumed by Act of Parliament the name of Abney
Hastings, in compliance with the will of the late Sir
Charles Abney Hastings, Bart., of Willesley, his
wife's kinsman, to whose property he succeeded. —
Willesley, near Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch, Leicestershire ;
6, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Charles Edward Hastings, h. 1855.
Hat]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HATCH, ■WiUiam, Esq. {of Ardee Castle).
Second son of the late Jeremiah Hatch, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Thomas Hatch, Esq., of Ardee ;
b. 1795. Is a Magistrate for co. Louth. — Ardee
Castle, CO. Louth.
HATCHELL, Right Hon. John (of Kildavin).
Eldest son of the late John Hatchell, Esq., of
Wexford; h. 1788; m. 1815 Mary Anne, dau.
of R. Waddy, Esq., of Clougheast Castle, co.
Wicklow. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1807, M.A. 1810) ; called to the Irish Bar
1809 ; appointed a King's Counsel 1835, Solicitor-
General for Ireland 1847, a Commissioner of Insol-
vent Debtors' Court (Ireland) 1854 ; sworn a Mem-
ber of the Privy Council for Ireland IS.'JO ; is a
Commissioner of National Education in Ireland ;
was M.P. for Windsor 1850-2. This family was
formerly seated in co. Wexford. — Kildavin, near
Carlow ; 12, ]\Ierrion Square, Dublin.
Heir, his son John, Barrister-at-Law, and late
M.P. for CO. Wexford ; h. 1826 ; appointed Private
Secretary to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland 1859.
HATHERTON" (Lord), Edward John Littleton
P.C, D.C.L., F.R.S. (er. 1835).
Only son of the late Moreton Walhouse, Esq., by
Ann, dau. of A. Portal, Esq. ; b. 1791 ; m. 1st
1812 Hyacinth Mary, dau. of 1st Marquis U'elles-
ley ; 2nd 1852 Caroline Anne, dau. of Richard
Hurt, Esq., and widow of E. D. Davenport, Esq.,
of Capesthorne. Educated at Rugby and Brase-
nose Coll., Oxford ; assumed the name of Littleton
on inheriting the estates of his great-uncle, Sir
Edward Littleton, Bart., 1812 ; is Lord-Lieutenant
of Staffordshire ; was M.P. for Staffordshire 1812-
85, Chief Secretary for Ireland in 1833. Patron
5 livings. Lord Hatherton represents the second
branch of the Lytteltons of Frankley, co. Worcester,
and is descended from a common ancestor with
Lord Lyttelton. — Teddesley Park, Penkridge, near
Walsall, .Staffordshire ; Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley
Square, W.
Heir, his son Edward Richard (whom see).
HATTON, Captain Villiers Latouche (of Del-
gany).
Only son of the late Admiral Villiers F. Hatton
(who was M.P. for co. W^exford 1841-7), by Harriet,
2nd dau. of the late Right Hon. D. Latouche, and
grnnd-dau. of the 1st Earl of Miltown ; b. 1822;
s. 1858 ; m. 1850 Rosia Mary, dau. of Sir W. De
Bathe, Bart. Is Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel
Grenadier Guards. — Delgany, co. Wicklow ; Guards'
Club, S.W. ; Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Villiers, //. 1852.
HAVELOCK, Sir Henry Marshman, Bart. (or.
1858).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Havelock, by
Hannah Shepherd, dau. of the Rev. Joshua
Marshman, D.D., of Serampore, East Indies ; b.
1830. Is a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Aimy and
a Major 18th Royal Irish regiment ; served in
India as Deputy-Assistant Adjutant-General to his
father, who was gazetted to a Baronetcy fo)' his
Indian victories, but died before the patent could
take effect. — 14, Kensington-Park Gardens, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Joshua, East India Civil
Service, h. 1831 ; m. 1858 Isabella, dau. of Captain
William Creak, R.N.
HA'WARDEN" (Viscount), Cornvi^allis Maude
(cr. 1793).
Only son of the 3rd Viscount, by Jane, youngest
dau. of Patrick Crawford Bruce, Esq., of Taplow,
Bucks; b. 1817; s. 1856; m. 1845 Clementina,
dau. of the late Admiral the Hon. C. Elphinstone
Fleming. Is Lieutenant-Colonel Tipperary Militia,
and late Captain 2nd Life Guards. — Duudrum, near
Cashel, co. Tipperary ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 11,
St. George's Road, Pimlico, S.W.
Heir, his son Cornwallis, b. 1852.
HA WES, Sir Benjamin, K.C.B. (er. 1856).
Son of B. Hawes, Esq., F.S.A., of Russell Square ;
b. 1797 ; '". 1820 Sophia Macnamara, dau. of
the late Sir I. Brunei. Is Under-Secretary at
War; was M.P. for Lambeth 1832-47, and for
Kinsale 1848-52. — 9, Queen Square, Westminster,
S.W. ; War Office, Pall Mall, S.AV.
HAWKE (Lord), Edward WTilliam Harvey-
Hawke (cr. 177G).
Eldest son of the 3rd Lord, by Frances, dau. of the
late Stanhope Harvey, Esq., of Womersley Park,
CO. York ; b. 1799 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1st 1821 Elizabeth
Frances, 2nd dau. of the late Sir J. Rarasden,
Bart. ; 2nd 1848 Frances, eldest dau. of Walker
Fetherstouhaugh, Esq., of the Hermitage, Chester-
le-Street. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Yorkshire. Patronage 1 livmg. — Scarthing-
well, near Pontefract, Yorkshire ; Towtou Hall,
near Tadcastei-, Yorkshire; Windham Club, S.W. ;
48, Brook Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Stanhope, Captain in the
Army, b. 1804.
HAWKE, Hon. Mrs. (of Willlngham).
Hannah, only dau. of the late T. Nisbet, Esq., of
Mersingtou, N.B. ; m. 1815 Hon. Martin B. E.
Hawke, who el. 1839. — Willingham, near Gains-
borough, Lincolnshire.
HAWKE S WORTH, John, Esq. (of Forest).
Eldest son of the late John Hawkesworth, Esq., by
Ellen, dau. of Richard Steele, Esq. ; b. 1801 ;
f<. 1824 ; m. 1st 1827 Henrietta, dau. of A. Magan,
Esq., of Clonearl, King's co. (she d. 1829); 2ncl
1834 Florentina, dau. of John W^almesley, Esq., of
The Hall, Ince, co. Lancaster, by his 2nd v.ife
Ellen, dau. of Richard Godolphin Long, Esq., of
Rood Ashton, Wilts. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1825). This family is descended from
a younger branch of one long settled at Hawkes-
worth Hall, CO. York. — Forest, near Mountrath,
Queen's co. ; 10, Camden Place, Bath.
Heir, his son John Walter, educated at Harrow
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge, h. 1839.
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HAWKINS, Sir John Cffisar, Bart. (cr. 1778).
Eldest son of the late John Hawkins, Esq., by
Anno, dau. of Joseph Colborne, Esq., of Harden-
huish House, Wilts ; h. 1782 ; ,<. his brother as 3rd
Bait. 1793 ; m. 1804 Charlotte Cassandra, dau. of
William 8urtees, Esq., of Hedley, Northumber-
land (she d. 18 — ). Educated at Eton andCh. Ch.,
Oxford. — W'eymouth, Dorset.
Heir, his grandson John Caesar, son of the late
John Ca?3ar Hawkins, Esq., by Louisa Geoi'giana,
dau. of T. B. Eicketts, Esq., h. 1837.
HAWKINS, Cliarles Sidney, Esq. (of Cante-
lowes).
Only son of the late J. S. Hawkins, Esq., by Emily,
dau. of the late M. Mackenzie, Esq., and grandson
of the late Sir John Hawkins ; h. 1817 ; s. 1842 ;
m. 1844 Thomasine, eldest dau. of Rev. J. CI.
Maddison, Educated at Charterhouse and Mag-
\dalen Hall, Oxford (M.A. 1843) ; kept terms at
Lincoln's Inn ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the Tower Hamlets,
,ind a Major in the Worcestershire Militia. —
\Vroughton House, near Swindon, Wilts.
Heir, his son Charles John Sidney, h. 1846.
HAWKINS, Francis Bisset, F.R.S., Esq. (of
li ■swell Lodge).
Eldest surviving son of the late J. Adair Hawkins,
Esq., by Jane, dau. of Edv.'ard Williams, Esq., of
Herringstone, Dorset; h. 1796; m. 1830 Emily
Isabella, only child of the Ven. Wm. Goodenough,
Archdeacon of Carlisle. Educated at Eton and
Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1818, M.D. 1826) ; is
a Dep. Lieut, for Dorset ; was formerly Inspector
of Prisons, Factory Commissioner, Metropolitan
Commissioner of Lunacy, and Commissioner for the
government of the Model Prison at Pentonville. —
Lewell Lodge, near Dorchester, Dorset ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W. ; 29, Upper Harley Street, W.
HAWKINS, Henry Montonnier, Esq. (of Tre-
dxinnock).
Eldest surviving son of the late Anthony Monton-
nier Hawkins, Esq., M.D., of the Gaer House,
Newport, co. Monmouth ; h. 1805 ; m. 1st 1835
Jane, onl}' dau. of James Fenwicke, Esq., of Long
VVitton Hall, Northumberland ; 2nd 1851 Lucy,
youngest dau. of D. Lambe, Esq., of Ty Bryth,
L^sk. Is a Magisti-ate for co. Monmouth. — Tre-
dunnock, near Usk, Monmouthshire.
Hdy, his son Henry Montonnier, b. 1851.
HAWKINS, William Warwick, Esq. (of Aires-
ford Hall).
Eldest son of the late W. Hawkins, Esq., of Col-
chester (a IMagistrate for Essex), by Mary Anne,
dau. of the late J. Warwick, Esq., of Cumrue, Cum-
berland; 6.1816; s.l843;m. 1842 Jane Harriet, dau.
of the late F. Sniythies, Esq., of The Turrets, Col-
chester. Is a JNIagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Essex, and a Director of the Eastern Union Rail-
way ; was M.P. for Colchester 1852-7.— Alresford
Hall, near Colchester, Essex ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Charles Henry, h. 1819 ;
Mi. 1845 Sarah Jane, dau. of John Bawtree, Esq.,
of Abberton, Essex.
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HAWLEY, Sir Joseph Henry, Bart. (cr. 1795).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Hawley, Bart.,
by Catherine Elizabeth, dau. of Sir John Gregory
Shaw, Bart. ; h. 1815 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1831 ;
in. 1839 Sarah Diana, dau. of General Sir John
Crosbie, G.C.H. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Kent and High Sheriff 1844. Patron of 2
livings. — Leybourne Grange, near Maidstone,
Kent ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry James, h. 1815.
HAWLEY, Dowager Lady.
Catharine Elizabeth, dau. of Sir J. G. Shaw, Bart.;
m. 1806 Sir Henry Hawley, Bart., who d. 1831.—
Pembury, near Tunbridge, Kent.
HAWLEY, W^illiam Henry Toovey, Esq. (of
West-G-reen House).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Hawley, late of the
King's Dragoon Guards, by Catherine, dau. of the
Rev. George Jepson, of Lincoln ; h. 1794 ; rii. 1821
Elizabeth Mary, eldest dau. of Admiral John
Broughton. Educated at Winchester and St.
John's Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Hants ; appointed Assistant Poor-Law
Commissioner in 1835. This family is descended
from Lord Hawley, an Irish Peer temp. Chai-lesl.
— West-Green House, near Winchfield, Hants.
HAWORTH, Benjamin, Esq. (of HuU-Bank
House).
Eldest son of the late Adrian Hardy Haworth,
Esq., F.S.A., F.L.S., &c., of Salamanca House,
Chelsea, by Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Cumbrey,
Esq., of Holbeach, co. Lincoln ; h. 1798; s. 1836;
m. 1822 Theresa, dau. and co-heiress of Professor
Arneman, of Gottingen, and heiress of Rowlston
Hall, CO. York. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1820, M.A. 1824); is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the E. Riding of Yorkshire.
This family has been settled at Newlaud and Hull-
Bank House for several generations. — Hull-Bank
House, near Hull, Yorkshire ; LTnivei'sity Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Benjamin Blaydes, a Barrister of
the Northern Circuit, and a Magistrate for E.
Riding of Yorkshire ; h. 1823 ; m. 1853 Cordelia,
dau. of the Rev. Fitzgerald Wintour, Rector of
Barton and Canon of Southell, Notts.
HAWORTH, Edmund (late of Sale Lodge,
Cheshire).
Eldest son of the late Edmund Haworth, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Edmund Peel, Esq. (brother of
the 1st Sir Robert Peel, Bart.) ; b. 1797 : s. 1855 ;
m. 1822 Eliza, 3rd dau. of Captain William Wal-
lace, R.N. Is a Magistrate for Cheshire. This
family was formerly Haworth of Haworth, co.
Lancaster, but afterwards removed to Haicroft,
near Darvven, in the same co. — Churchdale Hall,
near Bakewell, Derbyshire.
HAWORTH, Martin Edward, Esq. (of Barham
Wood).
Second son of the late Thomas Haworth, Esq., by
Euphrasia, dau. and co-heiress of Edward Cart-
wright, Esq., of Leyton House, Es.sex ; b, 1810;
Hay]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
VI ISSr. Mary Elizabeth, 2nd dau, of the late
Countess of Rothes (she d. 1819). Educated at
Eton ; appointed a Queen's Foreign Messenger m
1854 , was formerly Captain 60th Pv^es. This
family was formerly of Holnii>ton, co York.— Bar-
ham Wood, near Elstree, Herts; 45, Onslow
Square, S.W.
Jleir, his son Martin Leslie, h. 1839.
HAY, Lord Johii, C.B.
Fourth son of the 8th Marquis of Tweeddale ;
h. 1827; is a Captain R.N., and a Knt. of the
Legion of Honour; served in the Baltic 1854-5 ;
was M.P. for Wick, &c. 1857-9. —Yester, near
Haddington, N.B. ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 2, Wdton
Street, S.W.
HAY, Rev. Lord Thomas.
Fifth son of the 7th Marquis of Tweeddale ; h. 1801 ;
m. 1833 Harriet, dau. of the late Sir A. Kinloch,
Bart. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1822); appointed Rector of Rendle-
sham 1830.— Eendlesham Rectory, near Wickham
Market, Suffolk.
HAY, Sir Adam, Bart. (cr. 1635).
Third son of the late Sir John Hay, Bart., by Mary
Elizabeth, dau. of 16th Lord Forbes ; h. 1795 ;
s. his brother as 7th Bart. 1838 ; m. 1823 Hen-
nella Callander, dau. of William Grant, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Peebles ; was
M.P. for the Lanark district of Burghs 1820-30.
This fiimily is descended from a common ancestor
with the Earl of ErroU.— King's Meadows, near
Peebles, N.B.
Jleir, his son Robert, b. 1825 ; vi. 1853 Sally,
dau. of Alexander Duncan, Esq., of New York.
HAY, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1663).
Only son of the late Lieutenant -Colonel Lewis
Hay, R.E. (who d. 1799), by Barbara, dau. of J.
Craigie, Esq., of Glendoich, co. Perth ; b. 1799 ;
s. his cousin as 7th Bart. 1801 ; m. 1836 Sarah
Beresford, dau. of J. Cossins, Esq., of Weymouth.
Is an Advocate at the Scotch Bar ; a Magistrate,
Sheriff Substitute, and Commissary Depute of co.
Stirling. Descended from a common ancestor with
the Earls of ErrolL— Stirling, N.B.
Heir, his son Arthur Graham, h. 1839.
HAY, Sir James Douglas Hamilton, Bart, (cr,
1703).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Hay, Bart., by
Anna, dau. of Sheffield Howard, Esq., of New
York, and widow of Major Bingham ; b. 1801 ;
s. as 6th Bart. 1833 ; m. 1819 Jane, dau. of Wil-
liam Sanderson, Esq. Educated at Trois Riviferes,
U.S. ; is resident in Canada ; was formerly Lieute-
nant 36th foot. Represents a branch of the Tweed-
dale family.
Jleir, his son Hector Maclean, b. 1821 ; vi. 1852
Anne Charlotte, dau. of Dr. J. White, and widow
of Lieutenant-Colonel W. C. Bird, Indian Army.
HAY, Sir James Dah-jrmple, Bart. (cr. 1798).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Dalrymple, Bart,
(who assumed the additional name of Hay in
1794), by Susannah, dau. of the late Sir T. Hay,
Bart., of Park Pl.ace, co. Wigton ; b. 1789 ; s. 1 812 ;
m 1st 1819 Elizabeth, dau. of Sir J. Heron Max-
well, Bart., of Springkell (she d. 1821) ; 2nd 1823
Anne, dau. of G. Hathorn, Esq. Educated at
Ch, Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Wigton. This family is a branch of that of
the Earl of Stair.^Dunragit and Park Place, near
Glenluce, Wigtonshire. N.B.
JJeir, his son John Charles, b. 1821 ; m. 1847
Eliza, 3rd dau. of the 8th Lord Napier ; became
Post-Captain E.N. 1850.
HAY, Sir Andrew Leith, Knt. (cr. 1834).
Eldest son of the late General A. Leith Hay, by
Mary, dau. of — Forbes, Esq., of Ballogie, N.B. ;
b. 1785 ; m. 1816 Maiy Margaret, dau. of the late
W. Clark, Esq. (she d. 1859). Educated at Edin-
burgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Aberdeen, and a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army ;
served in the Peninsular war ; was M.P. for the
Elgin Burghs 1833-8 and 1841-7, Clerk of Ord-
nance 1834-8, Governor of Bermuda 1838-41 ; is
Knight Commander of Charles III. of Spain,
and Member of Legion of Honour ; author of a
"History of the Peninsular AVar," &c. — Leith
Hall, near Kennethmont, Aberdeenshire ; Brookes'
Club, S.W.
Jfcir, his son Alexander, Colonel Commanding
93rd Highlanders, b. 1818.
HAY, Sir Edward Hay Drummond, Knt. (cr.
1859).
Eldest son of the late Edward William Auriol
Drummond Hay, Esq., by Louisa Margaret, only
dau. of John Thomson, Esq. ; b. 1815 ; s. 1845 ;
m. 1838 Laura vSarah, 2nd dau. of Lieutenant-
Colonel James Livingstone, of the E. I. Co.'s ser-
vice. Is Governor of the island of St. Helena ;
was formerly Consul-General for Morocco, and
Keeper of the Records in the Lyon Office of Scot-
land. This family is a younger branch of that of
the Earl of KinnouU. —Government House, St. i
Helena.
Jlcir, his son Frederick, b. 1839. j
HAY, Hon. Charle.s Rowley Drnmmond.
Fourth sou of the 10th Earl of Kinnoull ; b. 1836 ; |
m. 1858 Arabella Augusta, youngest dau. of'
Colonel and Lady Laura Meyrick. Educated at
Sandhurst ; became Ensign Scots Fusilier Guards
1853, Lieutenant and Captain 1856. — Dupplin
Castle, Perth, N.B. ; 29, Portman Square, W.
HAY, Lady Mary (of Drum House).
Fourth and youngest dau. of the 8th Earl of Dal-
housie ; m. 1801 James Hay, Esq.— Drum House,
Edinburgh.
HAY, David Balforu-, Esq. (of Leys).
Eldest son of the late John Balfour Hay, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of Colonel G. INIoncrieff, of Reidie,
CO. Fife ; b. 1778 ; s. 1790. Was formerly Captain
26th Draofoons. Is descended from the origina;
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family of Hay of Leys, being the oldest of that
naine, and has a common ancestoi" with the Earl of
Erroll. — Leys, near Erroll, Perthshire ; Mugdrum
House, near Nevvburgh, IJanderston, Fifeshire.
Heir Pres., Peter Hay Paterson, Esq., of Car-
pow, CO. Perth ; h. 1816 ; in. 1848 the Hon.
Marianne Oliphant, dau. of the late Lord Elibank.
HAY, \N/"illiam, Esq. (of Hopes).
Eourth son of the late John Hay, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. of • — Reid, Esq., of Georgie, co. Mid-
lothian; b. 1774 ; m. 1820 Frances Anne, dau. of
E. Ogle, Esq., of Eglingham Hall, Northumber-
land. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Haddington ; was formerly in the H.E.I.Co.'s
service. This family is descended from the Hon.
Edmund Hay, of Hopes, youngest brother of the
1st Marquis of Tweeddale. — Hopes, near Hadding-
ton, N.B.
Heir, his son John Charles, 60th Bengal N.I.,
h. 1821.
HAYES, Sir Edmund Samuel, Bart. (cr. 1789).
Eldest sou of the late Sir Samuel Hayes, Bart., by
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir Thomas Lighten,
Bart., of Dublin ; h. 1806 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1827 ;
m. 1837 Emily, dau. of Lieutenant-General the
Hon. Sir Hercules Pakenham, K.C.B. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Donegal ; has been M.P.
for Donegal since 1831. — Drumboe Castle, near
Stranorlar, co. Donegal ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Samuel Hercules, h. 1840.
HAYES, Sir John Warren, Bart. (cr. 1797).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Macnamara Hayes,
1st Bart., by Anne, dau. of the Hon. Henry White;
I. 1799 ; A-. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1851 ; m. 1844
Ellen, dau. of George Beauchamp, Esq., of The
Priory, Berks. Educated at Harrow and Wadham
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821, M.A, 1824) ; in Holy
Orders; appointed Rector of Arborfield 1839. —
Arborfield Rectory, near Wokingham, Berks ; Cold
Norton, Essex.
Heir, his son John Beauchamp, h. 1848.
HAYMAW", Eev. Samuel (of South Abbey),
Eldest son of Matthew Hayraan, Esq., by Helen,
3rd dau. of Arundel Hill, Esq., of Doneraile, co.
Cork; h. 1818; m. 1854 Emily, youngest dau. of
the Eev. Marcus Cassidy, Chancellor of Kilfenora,
and Incumbent of Newtoriards, co. Down. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1839). This
family is of Norman origin, and their genealogical
roll embraces a period of more than nine centuries.
— South Abbey, near Youghall, co. Cork.
Heir, his dau. Emily Henrietta Aline.
HAYISTES, Eobert, Esq. (of Thimbleby Lodge).
Second son of the late Robert Haynes, Esq., of
Barbados, West Indies, by Thomasine Anne, dau.
of William Clarke, Esq., of Barbados; b. 1795;
m. 1st 1815 Sarah Anne, dau. of J. A. Payne,
Esq., of Barbados ; 2nd 1825 Elizabeth, dau. of
Eobert Reece, Esq., of Barbados. Educated at
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the University of Glasgow ; was 13 years Member
of Assembly, and a Magistrate in Barbados. —
Thimbleby Lodge, near Northallerton, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son William, b. 1830.
HAYTEB, Right Hon. Sir William Goodenough,
Bart. (or. 1858).
Youngest son of the late John Hayter, Esq., of
Winterbourne Stoke, Wilts, by Mary, dau. of
the late Right Rev. Dr. Goodenough, Lord Bishop
of Carlisle ; b. 1792 ; ;/;.. 1832 Ann, eldest dau. of
William Pulsford, Esq., of Lin.slade, Bucks. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Trinity Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1813) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1819, practised some years at the Chancery Bar,
became a Q.C. 1839, when he retired ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks, a Magistrate for
Wilts, and a Bencher of Lincoln's Inn ; has been
M.P. for Wells since 1837 ; was Judge-Advocate
General 1847-9, Joint Secretary of the Treasury
1849-58.— Southill Park, near Bracknell, Berks ;
Reform Club, S.W. ; 11, Hyde-Park Terrace, W.
Heir, his son Arthur Divett, Lieutenant Grena-
dier Guard.s, b, 1835.
HAYTER, Sir George, Knt. (cr. 1842).
Son of the late Charles Hayter, Esq., formerly
Painter to H.R.H. the Princess Cliarlotte ; h.
1792 ; m. 1st 1809 Sarah, dau. of John Milton,
Esq., of Winkfield Plain, Berks; 2nd 1846 Helena
Cecilia, dau. of John Burke, Esq., of Cork, and
widow of George Hyde, Esq. Is Principal Painter
in ordinary and Painter of History and Portraits
to the Queen ; a member of several foreign Acade-
mies of Art and Science, and a Knight of the Lion
and Sun of Persia. Author of the Appendix to
the "Hortus Ericteus Woburniensis" on the classi-
fication of colours and 132 derivatives with a no-
menclature.— Athenseura Club, S.W. ; 16, Bland-
ford Square, N.W.
HAYWARD, John Ctirtis, Esq. (of Qnedgeley
House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. J. A. Curtis (who
assumed the name of Hayward), by Albinia
Frances, eldest dau. and heir of the late W. Hay-
ward, Esq., of Quedgeley (who assumed the name
of Winstone) ; b. 1804; s. 1812; m. 1S40 Eliza-
beth, youngest dau. of the late B. Harrison, Esq.,
of Clapham Ciommon, Surrey, Educated at Eton
and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1831) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1832 ; is a
Magisti'ate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloiicester, and
a Chairman of Quarter Sessions for that co. —
Quedgeley House, near Gloucester.
Heir, his son John Frederick, h. 1842.
HAYWARD-SOUTHBY, Thomas, Esq. (of
Car swell).
Only cliild of the late T. W. C. Perfect, Esq., by
Elizabeth, only dau. of the late Sir Thomas Hay-
ward, Knt., of Carswell, Berks ; b. 1801 ; s. 1822 ;
«!. 1835 Elizabeth, only dau. of the late C. St.
Barbe, Esq., of Lymington, Hants. Assumed the
name of Hayward-Southby, by Royal license,
1822. — Carswell, near Farringdon, Berks.
Heir, his son John, b. 1839.
Hay]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HAY"WOOD, Edward "Waldvou, Esq. (of SiUins).
Eldest son of the late Francis Haywood, Esq., by
Lucy, youngest dan. of the late Thomas Shrawley
Vernon, Esq., of Hanbury Hall, co. Worcester.
Educated at Eton and e'hrist's Coll., Cambridge
(LL.B. 1855) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Tem-
ple 1854 ; is a Magistrate for co. Worcester, and
Lieutenant Worcestersliire Yeomanry.— SiUins,
near Bromsgrove, Worcestershire ; Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.W.
HAZLEBIGG-, Sir Arthur Grey, Bart. (cr.
1622).
Eldest son of the late Sir Arthur Grey Hazlerigg,
Bart., by Henrietta, dau. of John Bourne, Esq., of
Stanch Hall, Hants ; h. 1812 ; s. as 12th Bart.
1819; m. 1835 Henrietta, dau. of Charles Allan
Phillipps, Esq., of St. Bride's, co. Pembroke. Is a
]Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Leicester (High
Sheriff 1837). — Noseley Hall, near Leicester.
Heir, his son Arthur Grey, Lieutenant 59th
foot, h. 1837.
HEAD, Bight Hon. Sir Edmund "Walker, Bart,
(cr. 1676).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir John Head, Bart., by
Jane, dau. of Thomas Walker, Esq., of London ;
h. 1805 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1838 ; in. 1838 Anna
Maria, dau. of the late Pvev. Philip Yorke. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Oriel Coll., O.^ford (B.A.
1827), and was afterwards Fellow of Merton Col-
lege ; is Governor-General of Canada, Nova Scotia,
and New Brunswick ; was formerly a Poor Law-
Commissioner ; Governor of New Brunswick 1847-
54. — Toronto, Canada ; Athenteum Club, S.W.
HEAD, Sir Francis Bond, Bart., K.C.H. (cr.
1838).
Third son of the late J. Ft. Head, Esq., by Frances
Anne, dau. of G. Burgess, Esq., of Bath, and
grand-dau. of James, 13th Lord Somerville ;
h. 1793 ; ;/(. 1816 the Hon. Julia Valenza, sister of
16th Lord Somerville. Educated at "SVoolwich ;
appointed to the corps of Poyal Engineers 1811 ;
retired as Major 1839; was Lieutenant-Governor
of Upper Canada Ib35-S ; raised to the Baronetcy
for his Canadian services ; is a Knight of the Prus-
sian Order of Merit : Author of " Life of Bruce,"
"A Fortnight in Ireland," "The Emigrant," &c.
This familly is descended maternally from the Rev.
Sir F. Head, Bart., of the Hermitage, Kent. —
Croydon, Surrey ; Athenjeum Club, S.^\^
ileir, his son Frank Somerville, in the Indian
Civil Service ; h. 1817 ; m. 1843 Mary Jane, dau.
of Pi. Garnett, Esq., of Wyreside, co. Lancaster.
HEAD, Very Rev. John (Dean of KiUaloe).
Youngest son of the late Michael Head, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Henry Prittie, Esq., of Kilboy,
CO. Tipperary ; h. 1782; m. 1815 Susan, dau. of
Edward Hawk Darby, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1802); appointed Dean of
Killaloe 1830. — Ballynaclog Glebe, near Nenagh,
CO. Tipperary.
llcir, his son Henry Darb}', Justice of Peace for
CO. Tipperary; b. 1817; m. 1849 Grace, dau. of
Henry A. Head, E.'^q.
HEADFOBT (Marquis of), Thomas Taylour,
K.P., B.C. (cr. 1800).
Elder son of the 1st Marquis, by Mary, dau. of
G. Quin, Esq. ; h. 1787 ; s. 1829 ; in. 1st 1822
Olivia, dau. of Sir J. Stephenson (widow of E. T.
Dalton, Esq.) ; 2nd 1853 Frances, dau. of J. L.
Martin, Esq. (widow of Sir William McNaghten,
Bart.) Sits in the House of Peers as Lord Kenlis,
U.K. (cr. 1831) ; is Lord-Lieutenant and Custos
Eotulorum of co. Cavan ; a Colonel Meath INIilitia ;
was a Lord in Waiting 1837-41.— Headfort House,
Kells, CO. Meath ; Virginia, co. Cavan ; Reform
and Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
Ildr, his son Earl of Bective, h. 1822 ; m. 1842
Amelia, dau. of the late Alderman W. Thompson,
M.P. Was State Steward to the Earl of Eglinton
when Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland in 1852 ; has
been High Sheriff of co. Meath ; has been M.P. for
CO. Westmoreland since 1854.
HEADLAM, Bight Hon. Thomas Emerson, Q,C.
Eldest son of the late Ven. J. Headlam, Archdea-
con of Richmond and Rector of Wycliffe, co. York,
by ISIaria, dau. of the Rev. T. W. Morley, of Clap-
ham, CO. York ; h. 1813 ; m. 1854 Ellen Perceval,
dau. of the late Major Van Straubenzee, R.A.,_of
Spennithorne. Educated at Shrewsbury and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1836, M.A. 1839) ; called
to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1839 ; is a Bencher
of the Inner Temple, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for the N. Riding of Yorkshire and for Northum-
berland, and Chancellor of the Dioceses of Ripon
and Durham ; has been M.P. for Newcastle-on-
T.yne since 1847 ; appointed Judge-Advocate
General and sworn a Member of the Privy Council
1859.— Gilmonby Hall, near Barnard Castle, Dur-
ham ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 20,
Ashley Place, S.W.
HEADLEY (Lord), Charles AUanson Winn (er.
1797).
Second son of the lato Hon. George Mark Arthur
Winn, by Elizabeth Mary, dau. of the late Lewis
Majendie, Esq., of Hedingham Castle, Essex ; b.
1810; s. his\mcle as 3rd Lord 1840; m. 1841
Maria Margaret, eldest dau. of Major DArley. — •
Aghadoe House, co. Kerry; Bramham Hall, near
Tadcaster, Y^'orkshire ; Athenffiura Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Mark Allanson, h. 1845.
HEALD, James, Esq. (of Parr's Wood).
Second son of the late James Heald, Esq., Mer-
chant, of Brinmington and Disley, co. Chester ;
h. 1796. Is a Magistrate for co. Chester, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; was
M.P. for Stockport 1847-52.— Parr's Wood, Dids-
bury, near Manchester,
HEALEY, Bobert Thomas, Esq, (of Ashby
Decoy).
Only surviving son of Henry Healej-, Esq., by Mary
Elizabeth, only dau. of Robert Holgate, Esq., of
Sawcliffe ; h. 1808. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lin-
coln ; entered the 66th foot 1826, was formerly
Captain 89th regiment. This family is of very long
standing in North Lincolnshire, branches of it
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hfiving- been settled at Asliby, Burringham, Fro-
dingham, and Bottesford, for upwards of three
centuries. — Ashby Decoy Cottage, near Brigg,
Lincolnshire ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
HEARD, John Isaac, Esq. of (Kinsale).
Eldest son of the late John Heard, Esq. (who d.
17S9), by Eachel, dau. of Isaac Servatt, Esq., of
Kinsale ; h. 1788 ; w. 1808 Mary, dau. of Hope
Wilkes, Esq., of Lofts Hall, Essex. Educated at
St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1808) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Coi'k (High
Sheriff 1839) ; was M.P. for Kinsale 1852-9. This
family is of English extraction, but has now been
settled in Ireland near 200 years. — Kinsale, co.
Coi-k ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert, h. 1815 ; m. 1848 Charlotte,
dau. of J. B. Warren, Esq., of Warren's Grove, co.
Cork.
HEAKD, Richard, Esq. (of Killybegs).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Edward
John Heard, Esq., of Kinsale, by C'atherine, dau.
of the Eev. Richard Griffith, Rector of Kilbritain,
CO. Cork, cousin of the late Earl of Roscom-
mon ; b. 1801 ; in. 1st 1832 Ann Maria, dau. of
Robert Lynn, Esq., of Belfast ; 2nd 1851 Louisa
Caroline, dau. of the late Richard C. Chambers,
Esq., of LifFord, co. Donegal. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Donegal and Inspector of Coastguard Service.
— Killybegs, near Donegal.
Jleir, his son Robert, Assistant-Surgeon 67th
regiment, h. 1834.
HEARSEY, Sir John Bennett, K.C.B. (cr. 1857).
b. at Midnapore, East Indies, 1793 ; is married ;
entered the Bengal Army 1808 ; became Colonel
1852, Major-General 1854 ; is Colonel 6th Light
Cavalry, and in command of Presidency Division ;
served in Bundelcund 1809-10, in Rewah 1812-13,
in the Pindaree campaign 1817-18, and at siege of
Bhurtpore ; commanded a Brigade of Cavalry in
the Punjab, and bears the medal for Goojerat ;
made a K.C.B. for his zeal in suppressing the
mutiny of the 19th Bengal Native Infantry at Bar-
rackpore, March, 1857. — Barraekpore, Calcutta.
HEATH, Rev. Charles.
Fifth son of the late Rev. Dr. George Heath, by
Mary, dau. of Benjamin Keen, Esq., of Newfound-
land; b. 1789; m. 1822'Mary Anne, dau. of James
Pointer, Esq. Educated at Eton and King's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1816) ; appointed
Rector of Gunton with Hanworth and Snffield,
Norfolk, 1828 ; Rural Dean 1845 ; is a Magistrate
for Norfolk. — Hanworth, near Aylsham, Norfolk.
Ileii; his son Charles Harbord, b. 1827 ; m. 1853
Mary Ann, dau. of John Tonge, Esq.
HEATHCOAT,* John, Esq. (of Bolham).
Son of the late Mr. J. Heathcoat ; />. 178- ; is mar-
ried, and has issue ; is a lace manufacturer at Tiver-
ton (formerly at Loughborough) and a Magistrate
for Devon ; was M.P. for Tiverton 1832-59.— Bol-
ham, near Tiverton, Devon ; Reform Club, S.W.
301
HEATHCOTE, Sir William, Bart., D.C.L. (cr.
1733),
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Heathcote,
Prebendary of Winchester, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Lovelace Bigg Wither, Esq., of Manydown,
Hants; b. 1801; s. his uncle as 5th Bart. 1825:
VI. 1st 1825 Caroline Frances, dau. of Charles
George, 1st Lord Arden (she d. 1835) ; 2nd 1841
Selina, dau. of the late Evelyn John Shirley, Esq.,
M.P., of Eatington Park, co. Warwick. Educated
at Winchester and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821,
M.A. 1824), and was subsequently Fellow of All
Souls Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Hants (High Sheriff 1832), and Patron of 1 living ;
was M.P. for Hants 1826-32 and 1837-49, and for
Oxford University since 1854. This family is de-
scended from a common ancestor with that of Lord
Aveland. — Hursley Park, near Winchester, Hants ;
Athenteum Club, S.W. ; 109, Jermyn Street, S.W.
Heir, her son William Perceval, late Lieutenant
7th Hussars ; h. 1826 ; m. 1849 Mary Letitia, dau,
of D. Daly, Esq., Dublin,
HEATHCOTE, Cockshutt, Esq. (of Raleigh).
Eldest son of the late Bache Heathcote, of Little-
over, CO. Derby, by Mary, dau. of Josias Cock-
shutt, Esq., of Osbaston Hall, co. Leicester (who
afterwards took the name of Twisleton) ; b. 1793 ;
s. 1826 ; m. 1st 1826 Elizabeth, dau. of John Bal-
guy, Esq., of Duffield, co. Derby; 2nd 18 — Eliza
Georgiana, dau. of Samuel Hawkin.s, Esq., of
Finden, Sussex, and widow of the late James Bar-
ton, Esq., Captain H.E.I. Co.'s Artillery. Edu-
cated at Repton ; is a Ma^strate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Derby ; was formerly Captain Derby Militia.
This family was formerly resident at Littleover. — •
Raleigh, near Bideford, Devon.
Ifeii; his son Bache Harpur, Captain and Adju-
tant of the Depot Battalion, Stirling; i. 1829 ;
111. 1858 Priscilla, youngest dau. of the late Henry
Mitchell S.myth, Esq., of Castle Widenham, Castle-
town Roche, CO. Cork,
HEATHCOTE, John Moyer, Esq. (of Conning-
ton Castle).
Son of the late John Heathcote, Esq., of Conning-
ton Castle, Hunts, by Mary Anne, dau. of —
Thornhill, Esq. ; b. 1800 ; m. 1833 Emily Frances,
dau. of the late Lord Colborne (she d. 1849). Edu-
cated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge ;
is a Magistrate for Hunts ; elected M.P. for Hunts
1857 by a double return, but unseated on petition.
— Connington Castle, near Stilton, Hunts; Brookes'
and Arthur's Clubs, S.W,
HEATHCOTE, Thomas Jenkyns, Esq, (of Box
HiU).
Eldest son of the late Rev, Thomas Heathcote, by
Georgina, dau, of the late John Fuller, Esq., of
Neston Park, Wilts ; b. 1817 ; rn. 1847 Mary
Catherine, eldest dau. of George Austin Moultrie,
Esq., of Aston Hall, Shropshire. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1839) ; is a Magis-
trate for Wilts. — Box Hill, near Dorking, Surrey ;
Shaw Hill, near Melksham, Wilts.
Hea]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HEATHCOTE,
(See under Aveland.)
HEATOlSr, Jolin Eichard, Esq. (of Plas Heaton).
Eldest son of the late John Heaton, Esq., by his
1st wife Elizabet!], dan. of the late John Jones,
Esq., of Cefn Coch (whom see) : b. 1816 ; s. 1855.
Educated at Rugby and Uoyal Military Coll., Sand-
hurst ; entered the Army 1834, became a Major
in the Army (37th foot) 1854 ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Denbigh. This family is of Lancashire extrac-
tion.— Plas Heaton, nearEhyl, Denbighshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Wilson, in Holy
Orders, h. 1820.
HEDDLE, John George, Esq. (of Melsetter).
Eldest son of the late Robert Heddle, Esq., of
Cletts, N.B., by his 1st wife Henrietta, dau. of
Major J. Moodie, of Melsetter, co. Orkney; h.
1819; s. 1842; m. 1843 Mary, 2ud dau. of W.
Traill, Esq., ofWoodwick, co. Orkney. Educated
at Eton and Edinburgh University : is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Orkney and Shetland ;
was formerly Convener of that co. This family is
of ancient Scandinavian origin, and held Odal lands
in Orkney prior to 1410. — Melsetter House, near
Kirkwall, N.B. ; Hoy Lodge, by Stromness, N.B. ;
Nev/ Club, Edinburgh.
Hdr, his son John George Moodie, h. 1844.
HEIGHAM, John Henry, Esq. (of Hiinston
Hail).
Eldest son of the late Rev. H. lieigham, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of T. Symonds, Esq., of Bury St. Ed-
mund's ; h. 1798; s. 1834 ; m. 1st 1827 Maria
Catharine, eldest dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Yv'il-
liam Gould ; 2nd 1847 Lydia, 2nd dau. of the Rev.
Henry R. Birch, Rector of Reydon-with-Sonthnold.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk. —
Hunston Hull, near Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Clement Henry John, h. 1829.
HEIGHINGTOW, "WiUiam, Esq, (of Donard).
Third son of the late William Heigliington, Esq.,
by Mary, 2nd dau. of James Chritchley, Esq., of
Grangebeg and Ballyboys, co. Wicklow ; l. 1812 ;
s. 1850 ; m. 1848 Elizabeth Eleanor, dau. of Major
George Faris. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
is a I\Iagistrate for co. Wicklow. — Donard House,
Athy, CO. Wicklow; 3, Upper Rutland Street,
Dublin.
Heir, his son William, h. 1851.
HELSBY, Thomas, Esq. (of Brook House).
Eldest son of William Helsby, Esq., of Venice,
formerly of Bebbington, co. Chester, by Mary, dau.
of Capt. Richard Barnes, of London, and grandson
of the late John Helsby of Helsby, Esq. ; h. 1831 ;
m. 1853 Elizabeth, dau. of the late Mr. Thomas
Ball, of Tideswell, co. Derby. Called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1858. This family was formerly
settled at Helsby, co. Chester, and Mr. Helsby is
26tli in descent from Sir John de Helesby, Knt.,
Lord of Helesby temp. King John. — Brook House,
Flixton, near Barton-upon-Irwell ; 5, Hare Court,
Inner Temple, E.G.
Heir, his son Randle William de Helesby, h.
185.5.
HELYAE, "William Hawker, Esq. (of Coker
Court).
Eldest son of the late W. Helyar, Esq., by Harriet,
dau. of T. Grove, Esq., of Feme House, Wilts ;
h. 1812; s. 1841; in. 1843 Theodora Adelaide,
dau. of Colonel Theodore de Resnel. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford. This family was for-
merly settled in Devon. — Coker Court, near Yeovil,
Somerset ; 26, Manchester Square, W.
Heir, his son Horace Augustus, h. 1853.
HEMING, Dempster, Esq., D.C.L., P.R.A.S.
(late of Caidecott and Lindley Hails).
Youngest son of the late George Heming, Esq., of
Weddington, co. Warwick, by Amicia, dau. and
co-heiress of the late Rev. Philip Bracebridge, D.D.,
Rector of Fenny Drayton, co. Leicester ; h. 179- ;
m. 1839 Rhoda Mary, 3rd dau. of the late Henry
Denham Chard, Esq., of Lyme Regis, Dorset.
Educated at the University of St. Andrew's ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick (High
Sheriff 1840), and a Fellow of the Horticultural
Society ; formerly jjractised at the Indian Bar.
HEMSWOKTH, Henry "William, Esq. (of
Shropham Hall).
Eldest son of the late H. d'Esterre Hemsworth,
Esq., by Jane Maria, dau. of General Hethersett,
of Scoulton Lodge, Norfolk; h. 1815; s. 1853;
m. 1851 Ellen, youngest dau. of Francis Kemble,
Esq., of London. Educated at Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (S.C.L. 1836). This family was long settled
at Hemsv/orth, co. York. — Shropham Hall, near
Larlingford, Norfolk.
Heir Pres., his brother Augustus Barker, in
Holy Orders, Rector of Baxton, Suffolk; h. 1821.
HE]!3"DESSON, Gilbert, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Gilbert Henderson, Esq., of
St. Ann's Hill, Liverpool, by Jane, eldest dau. of
James Cheyne, Esq., of Tangwick, Zetland, N.B. ;
h. 1797 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1848 Frances, 3rd dau. of
the Rev. Edmund Penny. Educated at Eton and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A. and
Fellow of his CJollege 1819) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1824 ; appointed Recorder of Liver-
pool and Q.C. in County Palatine of Lancaster
1843; is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster, and in the
Commission of the Peace for Zetland. — Athenreum
and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W\ ; 24, Hyde-
I'ark Square, W.
HBNDEBSOW.
(See Mercer-Henderson.)
HEl'IEAGE, Charles Fieschi, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Thomas F. Heneage, Esq.,
by Arabella, dau. of the 1st Lord Yarborougb,
and cousin of (i. F. Heneage, Esq., of Hainton ;
h. 18 — ; m. 1827 Louisa, dau. of the 1st Lord
Graves. — 3, Cadogan Place, S.W.
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HENEAGE, Edward, Esq.
Second son of the late G. R. Heneage, Esq., of
Hainton, co. Lincoln, and brother of Gr. F. Heneage,
Esq., of Hainton (whom see) ; h. 18 — . Is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lincoln ; was M.P. for Great
Grimsby 1835-52.— Reform Club, S.W. ; 14, Wil-
liam Street, Lowndes Square, S.W.
HENEAGE, George Pieschi, Esq. (of Hainton
HaU).
Elder son of the late G. R. Heneage, Esq., by-
Frances, dau. of General Ainslie ; h. 1800 ; m. 1833
Frances, dau. of M. Tasburgh, Esq. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1826) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln ;
was M.P. for Great C4rirasby 1826-30, for Lincoln
1831-1 and 1852. — Hainton Hall, near Louth,
Lincolnshire ; Reform Club, S.W, ; 39, Charles
Street, Berkeley Square, W.
HENEAGE.
(See Waller- Heneage.)
HENLEY (Lord), Anthony Henley Henley (cr.
1799).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Harriet, dau.
of the late Sir Robert Peel, Bart. ; b. 1825 ; s. 1841 ;
VI. 1846 Augusta, dau. of the Very Rev. Dr. Peel,
Dean of Worcester. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Northampton ; elected M.P. for Northampton
1859. — Watford Court, near Daventry, Northamp-
tonshire ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
Ifeir, his son Frederic, h. 1849.
HENLEY, Hon. and Eev. Robert.
Younger son of the 2nd Lord Henley ; b. 1831 ;
m. 1852 Emily Louisa, dau. of R. Aldridge, Esq.
Educated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1852) ;
is Curate of Horsham. — New Lodge, Horsham,
Sussex,
HENLEY, Eight Hon. Joseph "Warner, D.C.L.
(of Waterperry).
Only son of the late Joseph Henley, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of the late C. Rooke, Esq., of Wandsworth,
Surrey; b. 1793; s. 1832; m. 1817 Georgiana,
dau. of John Fane, Esq., of Wormsley, Oxon, and
grand-dau. of Thomas, 3rd Earl of Macclesfield.
Educated at Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1815,
M.A. 1834, created Hon. D.C.L. 1852) ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon and Chairman of
the Quarter Sessions ; has been M.P. for Oxford-
shire since 1841 ; was President of the Board of
Trade, February— December 1852 and 1858-9.-
Waterperry, near Oxford ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
22, Great George Street, S.W.
Iieir, his son Joseph John, of Ch. Ch., Oxford,
and late of the 1st Royal Dragoons ; b. 1821 ;
m. 1851 Agnes Walw3'n, dau. of Theodore Walrond,
Esq., of Calder Park, Glasgow.
HENN, Thomas Rice, Q.C, Esq. (of Paradise).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Henn,
E.sq., Master iu Chancery in Ireland, by Mary
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Rice, dau. of George Fosbery, Esq., of Clorane, co.
Limerick, and grand-dau. of Thomas Rice, Esq., of
Mount Trenchard, Foynes, in the same county, by
Mary, dau. of Gerald Fitzgerald, Knight of Kerry ;
b. 1814 ; s. 1857 ; vi. 1845 Jane Isabella, 2nd dau.
of tl'.e Right Hon. Fr.ancis Blackburne. Educated
at Winchester and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1836) ; called to the Irish Bar 1839 ; appointed
Crown Prosecutor for co. Kerry 1851, a Commis-
sioner in Lunacy 1852, Queen's Counsel 1858, and
Chairman of Quarter Sessions for co. Carlow 1859 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Clare. This family (whose
name was formerly spelt Hene, or Henne) is of
English extraction, and of great antiquity. William
Hene appears in "Doomsday Book " as one of the
Lords of the Fee, in Sussex, from which county his
descendants removed to Barking, Surrey, and
Winkfield, Berks, and eventually, in the reign of
Charles II., to Paradise Hill, in Clare, iu which
county they acquired considerable estates, and from
which time to the present they have occupied, con-
tinuously, high positions on the Bench and at the
Bar of Ireland. Mr. Henn is himself descended from
William, the eldest brother of Sir Henry Henne,
created a Baronet iu 1642, a baronetcy which ex-
pired iu the early part of the last century, u[ion
the demise of the 3rd Baronet, Sir Richard. —
Paradise, near Killadysart, co. Clare ; 48, Upper
Mount Street, Dublin ; Kildare-Street Club,
Dublin.
Heir, his son William, b. 1847.
HENN-GENNYS, Edmvmd Bastard, Esq. (of
"Whitleigh Hall).
Eldest son of the late Edmund Henn, Esq. (who
took the additional name of Gennys in 1802), by
Mary, only child of John Gennys, Esq., of Whit-
leigh ; b. 1804 ; s. 1846 ; in. 1836 Ann Chapeli,
only child of the late John Croad, Esq. Educated
at Brussels and Cologne ; entered the Army 1822 ;
is a Magistrate for Devon (High Sheriff 1853) ;
was formerly in H.M.'s 31st and 8th regiments.
This family is descended from the late William
Henn, Esq., of Paradise, co. Clare, Ireland. —
V/hitleigh Hall, near Plymouth.
Heir, his son Edmund John, b. 1836 ; educated
at Eton.
HENNESSY, John Chrysostom, Esq. (of Ballin-
deasig).
Eldest son of the late Michael Hennessy, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of the late Samuel Welply, Esq., of
Massytown House, co. Cork; b. 1816; s. 1846;
m. 1850 Mary, 2nd dau. of the late Richard Keni-
feck, Esq., of Ballindeasig House, co. Cork. Edu-
cated at Cork ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. — Bal-
lindeasig House, Ballyfeard, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Michael, b. 1851.
HENNIKER (Lord), John Henniker-Major,
D.C.L. (cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the 3rd Lord, by Mary, dau. of the
late Rev. William Chafy, Canon of Canterbury ;
b. 1801 ; s. 1832 ; vi. 1837 Anne, dau. of the late
Sir E. Kerrison, Bart. Educated at Eton and St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1822) ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1826 ; is a Magistrate and
Hen]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1
Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk and E^sex ; was M.P. for
East Suffolk 1S32-4C ; re-elected 1S;"G. Patronage
6 livings. — Worlingvvorth Hall, near Framlingham,
Suffolk ; Thornhain Hall, near Eye, Suffolk ;
Athenseum and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 6, (rrafton
Street, W.
Heir, his son John Major, h. 1842.
HENNIKEB, Sir Brydges Powell, Bart. (cr.
1813).
Eldest son of the late Sir A. B. Henniker, Bart.,
by his 2nd wife Elizabeth, dau. of the 3rd Lord
Henniker; h. 1835 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1845. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Essex, and Captain Royal Horse Guards. This
family are descended from the 1st Lord Henniker,
and are in remainder to that title. — Newton Hall,
near Dun mow, Essex ; Carlton Club, S.W.
JlcirPrcs., his brother Augustus Henry, &. 1837.
HENSLOW, Kev. John Stevens.
Eldest son of the late J. P. Henslow, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Thomas Stevens, Esq., of Roches-
ter ; b. 1796 ; m. 1823 Harriet, dau. of the Rev.
George Jenyns, of Botlisham Hall, Cambridge (she
d. 1857). Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1818, M.A. 1821); appointed Professor of
Mineralogy at Cambridge 1821, Professor of Botany
1825, Rector of Hitcham 1837; is a Magistrate
for Suffolk. — Hitcham Rectory near Bidleston,
Suffolk.
Heir, his son Leonard Ramsay, in Holy Ordei's,
h. 1831.
HEPBURlNr, Sir Thomas Buchan, Bart. (cr.
1815).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Hepburn, Bart., by
Mary Turner, dau. of Thomas Hogg, Esq., of New-
Listou, CO. Linlithgow ; b. 1804 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1833; m. 1835 Helen, dau. of Archibald Little,
Esq. Educated at the University of Edinburgh ;
called to the Scottish Bar 1827 ; is a Magis-
trate and I")ep. Lieut, for co. Haddington ; was
M.P. for CO. Haddington 1838-47. — Smeaton, near
Haddington, N.B.
Heir, his son George, b. 1841.
HEPBURIT, Mrs. (of Eickarton House).
Helen jMaria, 2i)d dau. of the late Colonel Forbes
Leith, of Whitehaugh, co. Aberdeen, by Williel-
mina Helen, only dau. of the late Colonel Stuart, of
the 42nd Highlanders; m. 1850 Robert William
Rickart Hepburn, Esq., of Rickarfcon (who d. 1857).
This family is a branch of that represented by Sir
Thomas Buchan-Hepliurn, Bart., and is represen-
tative of the ancient Earls of Both well. — Rickarton
House, Kincardineshire.
Heiress, her dau. Helen.
HEP'WORTH, "William, Esq. (of Ackworth
Lodge).
Only surviving son of the late Richard Hepworth,
Esq., by ]'^ ranees, dau. of R. Chamberlain, Esq., of
Skipton, Yorkshire; b. 1801; .s. 1817; m. 1827
Mary, dau. of the late John Crossley, Esq,, of
Scaitclifte, co. Lancaster. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of York, and a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Lancaster ; formerly a Captain iu
the Craven Yeomanry Cavalry, and afterwards a
Captain in the 3rd West York Regiment of Light
Infantry Militia ; was Mayor of Pontefract 1832,
1833, and 1838. — Ackworth Lodge, near Ponte-
fract, Yorkshire,
HERBERT, Hon. Mrs. (of the Caldrees).
Marianne, dau. of Thomas Lempriere, Esq., of Jer-
sey ; m. 1830 the late Hon. Algernon Herbert, 6th
son of the 1st Earl of Carnarvon, who d. 1855. — The
Caldrees, Ickleton, near Saffron Walden, Essex.
Heir, her son Robert Geoi-geWyndham, b. 1831 ;
educated at Eton and Balliol Coll., Oxford ; elected
Fellow of All Souls 1854 ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1858 ; appointed Private Secretary
to Mr. Gladstone 1854 ; and Colonial Secretary in
Queen's Land, W. Australia, 1859.
HERBERT, Hon. Percy Egerton, C.B.
Second son of the 2nd Earl of Powis, and heir-pre-
sunijitive to that title ; b. 1822. Educated at Eton
and Sandhurst ; entered the Army as Ensign 1840 ;
became Major 43rd regiment 1853, a Colonel in the
Army 1855, Lieutenant-Colonel 82nd foot 1858, an
A.D.C. to the Queen 1855 ; served as Quarter-
master-General to the Forces in the Crimea 1855-6;
has been M.P. for Ludlow since 1854. — Carlton
and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 45, Berkeley Square,
W.
HERBERT, Hon. Robert Charles (of Orleton).
4th son of the 2nd Earl Powis ; b. 1827 ; in. 1854
Anna Maria, dau. of E. Cludde, Esq., of Orleton,
CO. Salop. Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1848) ; called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1853. — Orleton Hall, near Wellington,
S;ilop ; 38, Upper Grosvenor Street, W. ; 10, Old
Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.
HERBERT, Right Hon. Sidney.
Younger son of the 11th Earl of Pembroke, by his
2nd wife Catharine, only dau. of Count Woronzow,
of Russia, and heir presumptive to that title ;
b. 1810 ; VI. 1846 Elizabeth, dau. of Mnjor-General
A'Court. Educated at Harrow and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1831); was Secretary to the Admi-
ralty 1841-5, Secretary-at-War 1845-6 and 1853-4,
and for the Colonies March — Apiil 1855 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Salop, Wilts,
and Dublin ; Patronage 1 living; has been M.P.
for S. Wilts since 1832.- — Wilton House, near
Salisbury, Wilts ; Carlton Club, S.W.; 49, Belgrave
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son George Robert Charles, b. 1850.
HERBERT, Su' Thomas, K.C.B. (cr. 1841).
Second sou of tlie late R. T. Herbert, Esq., of
Cahirnane, by his 2nd wife Jane, dau. of A.
Stoughton, Esq., of Ballyhorgan ; b. 1793. Edu-
cated at Harrow; entered the Royal Navy 1803;
became a Vice-Admiral in 1857 ; served with dis-
tinction in China 1840-1 ; is a INIagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Kerry (High Sheriff 1829);
was a Lord of the Admiralty in 1852, and M.P. for
Dartmouth 1852-7. This family is descended from
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a common ancestor with the Earl of Pembroke. —
Tore Cottage, near Killarney, co. Kerry ; Athe-
nsfium, Cai-lton, Travellers', and United Service
Clubs, S.W. ; 74, Cadogan Place, S.W.
HERBERT, Right Hon. Henry Arthur (of Muck-
ross).
Eldest son of the late Charles John Herbert, Esq.,
by Louisa Anne, dau. of Nathaniel Middleton,
Esq. ; b. 1815; s. 1836; m. 1837 Mary, dau. of
James Balfour, Esq., of Wliittingham, East
Lothian, and Lady Eleanor Balfour. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is Lord-Lieut, and Cus-
tos Eotulorum of co. Kerry (High Sheriff 1837),
and Colonel of the Kerry Militia ; has been M.P.
for CO. Kerry since 1847 ; was Chief Secretary for
Ireland 1857-8. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with the Earl of Pembroke. —
Muckross, near Killarney, co. Kerry ; White's and
Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 3, Grosvenor Crescent,
S.W.
Jlei}', his son Henry Arthur, Lieut. Coldstream
Guards, &. 1840.
HERBERT, John Arthvir Edward, Esq. (of
Llanarth).
Eldest son of the late John Jones, Esq., of Llanarth,
by Harriet, only dau. of the 8th Earl of Fingall,
K.P. ; b. 1818; s. 1848; m. 1846 Augusta Char-
lotte Elizabeth, only dau. of Lord Llanover ; as-
sumed the name of Herbert by Royal license in
1848. Educated at Prior Park Coll., Bath ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Monmouth
(High Sheriff 1858) ; was formerly in the diplo-
matic service. This family is the eldest branch
of the Herberts, Earls of Pembroke. — Llanarth
Court, near Raglan, Monmouthshire ; Stafford
Club, W. ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Ivor John Caradoc, b. 1851.
HERBERT, Rev. INrieholas (of KTew Inn).
Youngest son of the late Rev. Nicholas Herbert, of
The Villa, Carrick-on-Suir, by the Hon. Martha
Cuffe, sister of John Otway, 1st Earl of Desart ;
b. 1779. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1800, M.A. 1804) ; is a Magistrate for co. Tippe-
rary. — New Inn, near Cashel, co. Tipperary.
HERCY, John, Esq. (of Crutchfield House).
Elder son of the late T. Hercy-Smallwood, Esq.
(who assumed the name of Hercy only), by Bridget,
dau. of T. Barker, Esq., of Great Thornham,
Suffolk; b. 1790 ; s. 1823'; m. 1815 Frances, only
dau. of T. J. Moore, Esq., of Chiswick, Middlesex
(she d. 1859). Educated at Sedgeley Park and
Carshalton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Berks. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the flercys of Grove Hall, Notts. —
Crutchfield House, Hawthorn Hill, near Maiden-
head, Berks.
Heir, his son Thomas Joseph, b. 1824.
HEREFORD (Bishop of ), Renn Dickson Hamp-
den, D.D.
Eldest son of the late R. Hampden, Esq., of Bar-
bados, a descendant of the Hampdens of Bucking-
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hamshire ; b. 1793 ; m. 1820 Mary, only dau. of
E. Lovell, Esq. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford,
where he graduated B.A. 1813 as a double first
class, gained the Latin Essay Prize in 1814,
elected Fellow of Oriel 1815 ; was successively
College Tutor, Public Examiner, Professor of Moral
Philosophy, Bampton Lecturer, and Principal of
St. Mary Hall ; appointed Regius Professor of
Divinity and Canon of Ch. Ch. 1836 ; consecrated
1848 ; Patronage 34 livings. — The Palace, Here-
ford ; 107, Eaton Place, S.W.
HEREFORD (Viscount), Robert Devereux (cr.
1550).
Eldest son of the 15th Viscount, by Emma Jemima,
dau. of the late George Ravenscroft, Esq., of the
E.I.C. Civil service (re-m. 1857 to Colonel J. I.
Blackburn, of Hale Hall, co. Lancaster) ; b. 1843 ;
s. 1855. Educated at Eton and the Royal Mili-
tary Coll., Sandhurst ; is Premier Viscount of
England. — Tregoyd, near Glasbury, Herefordshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry de Bohun, b. 1848.
HEREFORD, Richard, Esq. (of Sufton Court).
Eldest son of the late James Hereford, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of John Scudamore, Esq., of Kent-
church, CO. Hereford ; b. 1803 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1828
Harriot Arabella, 2nd dau. of Sir Robert Mends,
Kut., R.N. Educated at Eton and St. John's
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Hereford. — •
Sufton Court, near Hereford.
Heir, his son Richard James, b. 1833.
HERIOT, Frederick Lewis Maitland, Esq. (of
Ramornie).
Eldest son of the late James Heriot, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. of William Dalgleish, Esq., of Scots-
craig, N.B. ; b. 1818 ; a. 1848 ; m. 1848 Martha,
2nd dau. of the late Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart., of
Lochnaw, M.P. Educated at the Edinburgh Aca-
demy and University of Edinburgh ; called to the
Scottish Bar 1839 ; appointed an Advocate Depute
1857 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife.
This is a branch of the Lauderdale family, the late
James Heriot having been 2nd son of the Hon.
Frederick Lewis Maitland, and having assumed
the name of Heriot on succeeding to the estate of
Ramornie. — Ramornie, near Ladybank, Fifeshire,
N.B. ; 18, Rutland Street, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Andrew Agnew, b. 1851,
HERNE, Humphrey Harper Burchell, Esq. (of
Bushey Grange).
Eldest son of the late B. Burchell, Esq., by S.arah,
dau. of Lieutenant- Colonel H. Harper, of the
Madras Army, and grand-nephew and heir of the
late Sir W. Heme, whose name he has assumed
by sign manual; b. 1796; s. 1838; m. 1837
Harriet, younger dau. of Richard Miles, Esq., of
Kensington. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1818, M.A. 1821) ; called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1819 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Herts (High Sheriff 1847),
and a Magistrate for Middlesex. — Bushey Grange,
near Watford, Herts ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Humphrey Frederic Heme, b. 1843.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HERON, Rev. LIicb.ael Maxv/ell (oi Heron).
Second son of the late Sir J. Heron M.-ixwell,
Bart., of Springh.all, by Stuarfc Mary, only dau.
and heiress of Patrick Heron, Esq., of Heron, and
grand-dau. of the Sth Earl of Dundonald ; b. 1S09 ;
8. his mother 1856, when he assumed the name and
arms of Heron, in addition to those of Maxwell ;
m. 1831 Charlotte Frances, dau. of Captain F. W.
Burgoyne, R.N., and grand-dau. cf the late Sir J.
Burgoyne, Bart., of Sutton Park. Educated at
Harrow ; is a Magistrate for co. Kirkcudbright,
and Vicar of Heddon-on-the-Wall, Xorthumbei--
land ; was formerly Captain S7th Royal Irish
Fusiliers. This family is a branch of the Herons
of Ford Castle, Northumberland, settled in Scot-
land in 1496. — Kirouchtree, Newton Stewart, N.B.
Heir, hif? son John Heron, I/ieut. 1st Eoyals,
7a 1836.
HBRRICK, Wmiam Henry, Esq. (of Sliippool),
Eldest son of the late Thomas Bousfield Herrick,
Esq., by Ann, dau. of Henry Moore, Esq., of
Frankfort House; b. 1784; s. 1796; m. 1814
Mary, dau. of Robert De la Cour, Esq. Entered
the Royal Navy 1796, became Captain R.N. 1813;
is a Magistrate for co. Cork. This family is an
offshoot of the Herricks of Beaumanor. — Ship-
pool Castle, near Innishannon, Ireland.
Heir, his son Thomas Bousfield, b. 1819 ; m. 1844
Eliza Ann, dau. of John Rye, Esq., of Ryecourt.
HERRICK, 'William Perry, Esq. (of Beamnanor).
Only son of the late Thomas Bainbrigge Herrick,
Esq., by Mary, only dau. of James Perry, Esq., of
"Wolverhampton and Eardisley Parl<, co. Hereford ;
b. 1794 ; s. his uncle 1802. Educated at Rugby
and University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1815, M.A.
1821) ; called to the Bar at Gray's Inn 1821 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ijeicester (High
Sheriff 1835), and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford.
This family is descended from Eric the Forester,
who opposed the forces of William the Conqueror,
and afterwards became a commander in his army.
The poet Herrick * was of this family. — Beaumanor
Park, near Loughborough, Leicestershire ; Carlton
and University Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his sister.
HERRIES OP TERREGLES (Lord), William
Constable-Maxwell (or. 1489).
Eldest son of the late Marmaduke Constable-Max-
well, Esq., by Theresa Apollonia, dau. of Edmund
AVakeman, Esq., of Beckford, co. Worcester ;
b. 1804 ; ;,■. to his father's estates 1819 ; m. 1835
Marcia, dau. of the Hon. Sir Edward M. Vavasour,
Bart. Educated at Stonyhurst ; established in 1858
his claim to the Barony of Herries, which had been
under attainder since 1716 ; is maternally descended
from the Earls of Nithsdale ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the East Riding of Yorkshire ; was
High Sheriff of Yorkshire 1833. This family was
settled in co. Roxburgh as early as a.d. 1200. —
EveringhamPark, near York ; Boodle's Club, S.W. ;
Stafford Club, W. ; 44, Brook Street, W.
Jieir, his son Marmaduke, b. 1837.
* Mr. W. P. Herrick has lately erected a handsome monu-
ment to the poet's memory in Stoke Prior church, Devon.
H E R S C H E L, Sir John Frederick William,
Bart., K.H. (or. 1838).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Herschel, K.H.,
of Slough, Bucks, by Mary, dau. of Adee Bald-
win, Esq.; b. 1792; m. 1829 Margaret Brodie,
dau. of the Rev. A. Stew-art. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1813) ; is an eminent
Astronomer ; was Master of the Mint 1850-5. This
family is of Hanoverian extraction. — Collingwood,
near Hawkhurst, Kent ; 32, Harley Street, W.
Heir, his .son William James, b. 1833.
HERTFORD (Marqriis of), Richard Seymour-
Conway, K.G. (or. 1793).
Elder son of the 3rd Marquis, by Mdlle. Maria
Fagniani ; b. 1800 ; s. 1842. Formerly Captain
22nd Light Dragoons. Is descended from a com-
mon ancestor with the Duke of Somerset. Patron-
age 4 livings. — Ragley, near Alcester, Warwick-
shire ; Sudbourne Hall, near Woodbridge, Suffolk ;
Junior LTnited Service Club, S.W. ; 13, Berkeley
Square, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin Sir CTOorge Francis Sey-
mour, K.C.B, (whom see).
HERVEY, Lord Alfred.
Sixth son of the 1st Marquis of Bristol ; &.J1816;
m. 1845 Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of the late General
J. Chester. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1837) ; called to the Bar at
Inner Temple 1843 : is Captain W. Suffolk Militia ;
was M.P. for Brighton 1842-57, a Lord of the
Treasury 1852-5, Keeper of Privy Seal to the
Prince of Wales 1853-5, elected for Bury St.
Edmund's 1859. — Ickworth Park, near Bury St.
Edmund's, Suffolk ; Cailton Club, S.W. ; 6, St.
James's Square, S.W.
HERVEY, Rev. Lord Arthur Charles.
Fourth son of the 1st Marquis of Bristol; b. 1808;
m. 1839 Patience, dau. of J. Singleton, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1830) ; appointed Rector of Ickworth 1833, and of
Horningsheath 1853. — Ickworth Lodge, near Bury
St. Edmund's, Suffolk.
HERVEY, Rev. Lord Charles Amelias.
Fifth son of the 1st Marquis of Bristol ; b. 1814 ;
m. 1839 Harriet Charlotte Sophia, dau. of 1st Earl
of Harrowby. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1836) ; appointed Incumbent of
Great and Little Chesterford 1839. — Great Chester-
ford Vicarage, near Saffron Walden, Essex.
HESKETH, Sir Thomas George, Bart. (or. 1761).
Only son of the late Sir T. H. Hesketh, Bart., by
Annette Maria, dau. of the late R. Bomford, Esq.,
of Rahinstown, co. Meath ; b. 1825 ; s. as 5th Bart.
1843 ; m. 1846 Anna Maria Arabella, dau. of 4th
Earl of Pomfret. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster (High
Sheriff 1848), and Lieutenant- Colonel 2nd Royal
Lancashire Rifles. This family has held extensive
landed property in Lancashire for ujiwards of seven
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centuries. — Eufford Hall, near Ormskirk, Lanca-
sTiire; Carlton and Arthur's Clubs, S.W. ; Claridge's
Hotel, W.
Ileir, his son Thomas Henry Fermor, h. 1847.
HESKETH, Dowager Lady,
Annette Maria, dau. of E. Bomford, Esq., of Ea-
hinstown House, co. Meath ; m. 1824 Sir T. H.
Hesketh, Bart,, who d. 1843.— RufFord Old Hall,
near Ormskirk, Lancashire.
HESKETH.
(See Bamford-Henl-eth.)
HEWETT, Sir George Henry, Bart. (cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late Eight Hon. Sir George
Hewett, Bart., G.C.B. (who was Commander-in-
Chief of the forces in India and Ireland), by Julia,
dau. of John Johnson, Esq., of Blackheath, Kent;
b. 1791 ; .?. as 2nd Bart. 1840 ; m. 1816 Louisa,
dau. of the late Eight Eev. Henry William Majendie,
Lord Bishop of Bangor. Educated at Sandhurst
Coll. ; is a Colonel in the Army unattached. — Old
Hall, Netherseale, near Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leices-
tershire ; United Service Club, S.W.
Meir, his son George John Routledge, h. 1818 ;
m, 1856 Clara, dau. of late Lieutenant-General
Wilhelm von Pockharamer, of Berlin,
HE'WETT, John, Esq. (of Tyr Mab Ellis),
Eldest surviving son of the late William Hewett,
Esq., R.N., by Mary David, dau. of David Thomas,
Esq., of Gl3nin-Nedd, Glamorgan ; b. 1787 ; s. his
brother, William Hewett, Esq., E.N., 1819 ; m. 1st
1816 Frances, dau. of John Pritchard, Esq., of Old
Castle, Glamorgan ; 2ad 1829 Frances, dau. of
Thomas Thornewill, Esq., of Dove Cliff, co. Stafford.
Educated at Tiverton ; served in the Navy 1803-6 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan,
and a Major in the Army ; was formerly Captain in
the old Glamorgan Militia ; served with distinction
in America, in Portugal, and the last French war.
This family is descended, through the Hewetts or
Huets of Yorkshire, from the Hewets or Huets,
previously of a manor of the same name near Chels-
field, Kent, where they were seated temp. Edward
the Confessor ; and Major Hewett is a claimant of
the Baronetcy of Hewet of Headley Hall (1621),
dormant since the death of Eev. Sir Thomas Hewett,
1822.— Tyr Mab Ellis, Pont-y-Pridd, Glamorgan-
shire.
Jleir, his son John Frederick Napier, late 72nd
Highlanders, a Magistrate for co. Glamorgan, and
Captain Eoyal Glamorgan Militia ; b. 1833 ; m.
1853 Elizabeth Motte, dau. of the Eev. S. J.
Jackson, of Ayton, Perpetual Curate of St. David's,
Jamaica.
HEAATITT, Hon. and E,ev. John Pratt.
Second son of the 2nd Viscount Lifford ; b. 1796 ;
m. 1st 1819 Juliana, dau. of A. Hamilton, Esq. {d.
1827) ; 2nd 1829 Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. F. Gervais.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1818) ; is Rector
of Desertlin, Ireland. — Desertlin Rectory, Money-
more, CO. Derry.
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HEXT, "William, Esq. (of Tredithy).
Second son of the late Francis John Hext, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Elias Lang, Esq., of Plymouth ;
b. 1780 ; s. his brothei-. Rev. F. J. Hext, of Tre-
dithy, Rector of Helland, Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Cornwall, 1842 ; m. 1812 B.arbara, dau.
of James Read, Esq., M.D., of Tremeare, Cornwall.
Is a Magistrate for Cornwall, and a Captain R.N,
This fiimily has been seated in Cornwall for many
generations.- — Tredithy, near Bodmin, Cornwall.
ITeir, his son Francis John (whom see).
HEXT, Erancis John, Esq. (of Tremeare).
Eldest son of Captain AVilliam Hext, R.N., of Tre-
dithy (whom see), near Bodmin, by Barbara, dau.
of James Read, Esq., of Tremeare ; b. 1817;
m. 1852 Mary Frances Elizabeth, only dau. of Sir
Joseph Graves Sawle, Bart. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall, and a Captain in the
Duke of Cornwall's Royal Rangers Militia; w.as
formerly a Lieutenant in 83rd foot. This family
has been for many centuries resident in Cornwall.
— Tremeare, near Bodmin, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Francis John, b. 1854.
HEYCOCK, John Hippisley, Esq. (of East Nor-
ton Manor).
Eldest son of the late John Heycock, Esq., of
Owston, CO. Leicester, by Susanna, dau. of Tobias
Hippisley, Esq., of Hambleton, Rutland; b. 1793;
s. 1823; m. 1819 Martha, only dau. of Thomas
Lewiu, Esq., of Thrussington Grange, co. Lei-
cester.— Manor House, East Norton, near Tugby,
Leicestershire.
Heir, his son Henry, b. 1825.
HEYGATE, Sir Frederick William, Bart, (cr,
1831),
Eldest son of the late Sir W, Heygate, Bart., M.P.,
Alderman and Lord Mayor of London, by Isabelfa,
dau. of E. L. McMurdo, Esq., of Clapton, Middle-
sex ; b. 1822 ; s. as 2Dd Bart. 1844 ; m. 1851
Marianne, only dau. and heiress of C. Gage,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1844, M.A. 1847) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Leicester and Lon-
donderry, and Lieut. Leicestershire Yeomanry ;
elected M.P. for co. Londonderry 1859. — Roecliffe,
near Loughborough, Leicestershire ; Bellarena,
near Londonderry ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick Gage, b. 1854.
HEYGATE, Edward Nicholas, Esq, (of Buck-
land) .
Third son of the late Sir W. Heygate, Bart., of
Roecliffe, Leicestershire, by Isabella, dau. of Ed-
ward McMurdo, Esq. ; b. 1827 ; m. 1857 Mary,
only dau. of John L. Hammond, Esq., of Over
Dinsdale Hall, co. York. Educated at the Royal
Military Academy, Woolwich ; is a Captain R.E.,
and employed on the Topographical Survey of
Great Britain. Buckland, near Leominster, Here-
fordshire.
Heir, his son Edward Leonard Aspinall, b. 1858.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HEYTESBURY (Lord), WiUiam A'Court,
G.C.B., P.O. (cr. 1828).
Eldest son of the late Sir Wni. A'Court, Bart.,
M.P., by Letitia, dau. of H. Wyndhani, Esq. ;
h. 1779 ; m. 1808 Maria Eebecca, dau. of Hon. W.
Eouverie (she d. 1844). Is a Magistrate for Wilts ;
formerly Governor of the Isle of Wight, and Cap-
tain of Carisbrooke Castle ; was Lord-Lieutenant
of Ireland 1844-6; has been Ambassador at
Petersburg, Turin, and Madrid. — Heytesbury
House, near Warminster, Wilts ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; Burlington Hotel, W.
Heir, his son Hon. William Henry Ashe A'Court-
Holmes (whom see under A'Court).
HEYAVOOD, Sir Benjamin, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late Nathaniel Heywood, Esq., of
Manchester, by Anne, dau. of Thomas Percival,
Esq., of Manchester; h. 1793; m. 1816 Sophia
Anne, dau. of Thomas Robinson, Esq., of Wood-
lands. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lancaster, and a Banker at Manchester ; was
M.P. for Lancashire 1831-2. — Claremont, near
Manchester ; Reform Club, vS.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Percival (whom see).
HEY'WOOD, Thomas Percival, Esq. (of Dove
Leys).
Eldest son of Sir Benjamin Heywood, Bart., of
Claremont, by Sophia Anne, dau. of Thomas Ro-
binson, Esq., of Woodlands, co. Lancaster ; h.
1823 ; m. 1846 Margaret, dau. of Thomas Hey-
wood, Esq., of Hope End, co. Hereford. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford (was High Sheriff of
Lancashire 1852), and a Lieutenant in the regi-
ment of Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. — Dove
Leys, near Ashbourne, Derbyshire ; 9, Hyde-Park
Gardens, W.
Ifelr, his son Arthur Percival, h. 1849.
HEYWOOD, James, Esq., F.R.S.
Eldest son of the late N. Heywood, Es(|., by Anne,
dau. of T. Percival, Esq., M.D., of Manchester,
and brother to Sir B. Heywood, Bart. ; h. 1810 ;
m. 1853 Annie, dau. of J. Kennedy, Esq. (widow
of G. A. Escher, li^sq.). Educated at Trinity
College, Cambridge (B.A. 1833) ; is a Barrister-at-
Law (called 1838) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; was M.P. for N. Lanca-
shire 1847-57. — Athenfeum and Reform Clubs,
S.W. ; 26, Kensington-Palace Gardens, W.
Heir, his dau. Anne Sophia.
HEY'WOOD, John Pemberton, Esq. (of Norris
Green).
Second son of the late J. P. Heywood, Esq., of
Wakefield, co. York, by Margaret, dau. of Peter
Drinkwater, Esq., of Irwell House, co. Lancaster ;
h. 1803 ; m. 1836 Anna Maria, dau. of Hugh
Jones, Esq., of Liverpool. Is a Magistrate for co.
Lancaster (High Sheriff 1855) ; a Member of the
Court of Lieutenancy for London, and a Banker in
London and Liverpool. — Norris Green, West
Derby, near Liverpool ; Brookes', Arthur's, and
Union Clubs, S.W. ; 6, Connaught Place, ^V.
HEYWOOD, Peter, Esq. (of Tilstone Lodge).
Eldest son of the late John Pemberton Heywood,
Esq., of Wakefield, co. York, by Margaret, dau. of
Peter Drinkwater, Esq., of Irwell House, near
Manchester; h. 1799; m. 1826 Sara Harriette,
eldest daughter of Thomas L. Longueville, Esq., of
Oswestry. Educated at Christ's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1821, M.A. 1824) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple ]S24. — Tilstone Lodge, Tarporley,
Cheshire ; ITniversity and Reform Clubs, S.W.
HEYWOOD, Thomas, Esq. (of Hope End),
Third son of the late N. Heywood, Esq., of Man-
chester, by Anne, dau. of T. Percival, Esq., M.D.,
of that city, and brother of Sir B. Heywood, Bart,
(whom see); h. 1797; m. 1823 Mary Elizabeth,
dau. of .J. Barton, Esq., of Swinton, co. Lancaster,
and Saxby, co. Lincoln. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Hereford (High SheriQ" 1840). — Hope
End, near Ledburv, Herefordshire ; Athenseum
Club, S.W,
Heir, his son Thomas (Justice of the Peace and
Dep. Lieut.), h. 1826 ; educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge, and late Capt. 16th
Lancers ; on. 1853 Mary Emily, dau. of Bishop
(Beresford) of Kilmore (she d. 1858).
HIBBEKT, John, Esq. (of Brayrvick).
Eldest son of the late John Hibbert, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of T. Sunipter. Esq., of Histon
Hall, Cambridgeshire ; /-. 1811 ;' .<.. 1855 ; m. 1836
Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of Lientenant-General
C. Turner, C'olonel of the 19th foot. Educated at
Eton and King's Coll., Cambridge, of which he was
Fellow (B.A. 1833) ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1836 ; is a Magistrate for Berks. This
family is descended from a common ancestor with
the Hibbert.s, and of Birtles of Chalfont (whom see).
— Braywick Lodge, near ^Maidenhead, Berks ;
University (!iub, S.W.
HIBBERT, John Ncmbhard, E^q. (of Chalfont
Park).
Third son of the late Robert Hibbert, Esq., of
Birtles Hall, by Letitia Hamilton, dau. of B. Nemb-
hard, Esq., of the island of Jamaica; h. 1797;
s. 1835 ; m. 1833 Jane Anne, eldest dau. of Sir R.
Alexander, Bart. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Bucks (High Sheriff 1837), and a Major in the
Army ; was formerly Captain in the 1st Dragoon
Guards. — Cii.alfont Park, near Gerard's Cross,
Bucks ; Royal Yaclit Club, Cowes, Isle of Wight ;
Traveller.^' Cluli, S.W. ; 39, Lowndes Square, S.W.
HIBBEB-T, John Hubert Washington (of
Bilton Grange).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Hibbert, Esq.,
of London and Jamaica; b. 1805 ; m. 1839 Julia,
ord dau. of the late Sir H. Tichborne, Bart., and
widow of Colonel C. T. Talbot (by whom she was
mother of Bertram, ISth Earl of Shrewsbury).
Was formerly Captain 1st Dragoons. — Bilton
Grange, near Rugby, Warwickshire ; .lunior
LTnited Service Club, S.W. ; 34, Dover Street, W.
Heir, his son Edgar Paul Tichborne, b. 1846.
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HICKIE, William Creagh, Esq. (of Kilelton
House).
Eldest son of the late W. Hickie, Esq., by Maria,
dau. of James Murphy, Esq., of Ringmahon Castle,
CO. Cork ; h. 1831 ; s. 1856 ; in. 1853 Caroline, dau.
of the late C. D. Scott, Esq. Educated at St.
Edward's Coll., Everton; is a Magistrate for co.
Kerzy. ^Kilelton House, near Ballylongford, co.
Kerry ; Stephen's-Green Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son William Scott, b. 1854.
HICKS, Edward, Esq. (of Wilbraliam Temple).
Only son of the late E. Simpson, Esq., of Lichfield,
by Elizabeth, dau. of W, Anderton, Esq., of
Moseley, co. Worcester, and Rebecca, dau. of
W. Hicks, Esq. ; h. 1814 ; m. 1838 Grace, eldest
dau. of S. Pipe-Wolferstan, Esq., of Statfold
and Pi})e Hall, co. Stafford. Educated at Charter-
house and Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford (B. A. 1836);
entered as a Student at the Inner Temple 1837 ;
assumed the name of Hicks on succeeding to the
Cambridgeshire estates of his kinsman, the Rev.
James Hicks, in 1835 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Cambridge. This family is a branch
of the Hickses of Campden, co. Gloucester. — Wil-
braham Temple, near Cambridge ; Conservative
and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W.
Jlcir, his sou Stanley Edwai-d. h. 1843.
HIQGIIvrS, Charles Longuet, Esq. (of Turvey
Abbey) .
Elder son of the late John Higgins, Esq., by Teresa,
dau. of B. Longuet, Esq., of B.ath ; h. 1806 ; s. 1846 ;
rn. 1853 Helen Eliza, dau. of T. Burgon, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds. — Turvey
Abbey, near Newport Pagnell, Bucks.
HIGGINS, Eev. Edward (of Bosbury House).
Fourth son of the late Rev. J. Higgins, Rector
of Eastuor, by Mary, dau. of T. Hussey, Esq. ;
h. 1803 ; m. 1833 Georgiana Esther, eldest dau. of
G. Meredith, Esq., of Berrington Court, co. Wor-
cester. Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1825, M.A. 1828) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for cos. Hereford and Worcester. This family was
from very ancient times settled at Eastnor, and
descended from the Clyntons of Castle Ditch. — Bos-
bury House, near Ledbury, Herefordshire ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Ellen Gray, m. 1853 Robert Bas-
kerville Rickards, eldestsonof P. R. Mynors, Esq.,
of Treago, co. Hereford.
HIGGINS, Fitzgerald, Esq. (of 'Westport).
Eldest son of the late Charles Higgins, Esq., of
Westport, by Margaret, dau. of Henry Mac-
Donnell, Esq., of Mount Pleasant ; h. 1789 ;
s. 1837 ; m. 1811 Mary, only child of William
Ouseley, Esq., of Rushbrook. Educated at Eton ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Mayo and Galway (High
Sheriff 1857) ; was formerly an Officer in the Army.
— Westport, and Mount Pleasant, Ballyglass, co.
Mayo ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles, h. 1812.
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HIGGINS, George Gore Ouseley, Esq. (of Glen
Corrib).
Second son of Fitzgerald Higgins, Esq., of West-
port, CO. Mayo (whom see), by Mary, only dau. of
W. Ouseley, Esq., of Rushbrook ; b. 1818 ; s. his
uncle in 1838. Educated at Brussels and at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Mayo, a Magistrate for co. Galway, and
Lieutenant-Colonel of the Mayo Militia ; was M.P,
for CO. Mayo 1S50-7 ; was for some time in the
Civil Service in Jamaica. — Glen Corrib, near
Headfort, and Mount Pleasant, near Ballyglass, co.
Mayo ; Alfred, Reform, and United Service Clubs,
S.W.; 41, St. James's Place, S.W.
Jleir, his brother CUiarles Fitzgerald, h. 1820 ;
m. 1842 Amelia, only dau. of Sir R. P. Jodrell,
Bart.
HIGGINS, Joseph Allen, Esq. (of West Bank).
Second son of the late Rev. Joseph Higgins,
Rector of Eastnor, Herefordshire, by Mary, dau. of
Thomas Hussey, Esq. ; h. 1798 ; m. 1823 Eliza,
only child of Thomas Perkins Hill, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford, and
a Magistrate for co. Worcester. — West Bank, near
Ledbury, Herefordshire ; Imperial Club, Chelten-
ham.
HIGGINS, Kev. Thomas (of Rosewood).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Jos. Higgins, of Eastnor^
CO. Hereford, by Mary, dau. of T. Hussey, Esq. ;
b. 1797 ; m. 1st 1829 Mary, dau. of John Mills,
Esq., of Billesly Hall, co. Warwick ; 2nd 1838
Maria, dau. of Jos. Browne, Esq., of Westerham,
Kent. Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1818, M.A. 1822); is in the Commission of the Peace
force. Hereford; was formerly Incumbent of Stoul-
ton, Diocese of Worcester. This family intermarried
with the Clintons of Castle Ditch (afterwards the
seat of Earl Somers), and have been resident at
Eastnor since 1561. — Rosewood, Pangbourne, near
Reading, Berks ; Conservative Club, S.W. ; 4,
York Street, Portman Square, W.
HIGGINSON, Sir James Macatday, K.C.B. (er.
1857).
Eldest son of the late Major James Higginson,
H.M.S., by Mary, eldest da.u. of Alexander Ma-
caulay, Esq., of Glenville, co. Antrim ; b. 1805 ;
m. 1st 1835 Louisa, eldest dau. of H. Shakespear,
Esq. ; 2nd 1854 Olivia, eldest dau. of C. R. Dobbs,
Esq., of Castle Dobbs, co. Antrim. Entered the
Bengal Army 1824, and served in Bhurtpore in
1826 ; was A.D.C. to Lord W. Bentinck, and
Private Secretary to Lord Metcalfe in India, and.
afterwards Paymaster-General of the forces ; re-
signed with rank of Captain 1840, and became Se-
cretary to Lord Metcalfe in Jamaica and Canada ;
appointed Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the
Leew^ard Isles 1846, and of the Mauritius 1849 ;
retired 1857.— Reform Club, S.W.
HIGGINSON, Henry Theophilus, Esq. (of
Carnalea).
Only surviving son of the late Rev. Thomas E.
Higginson, by Jane, dau. of Philip Talbot Higgin-
son, Esq., maternal 1st cousin of the then Earl of
Hig]
Shrewsbury, and grandson of the late Rev. Thomas
Higginson, Eector of Lisburn and Ballinderry,
CO. Antrim ; h. 17f S ; m. 1825 Charlotte, only sur-
viving dau. of John M'Connell, Esq., of Belfast.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1820,
M.A. 1832) ; appointed Registrar of Down and
Connor 1819 ; is a Magistrate for co. Antrim and
Down, and Captain Commandant Derriaghy Yeo-
manry ; was High Sheriff of Carrickfergus 1849.
His wife claims the forfeited Scottish Earldom of
Menteith. This family is of English descent, and
its ancestor came to Ireland as an officer in the
army of William III. — Lisburn, co. Antrim ; Car-
nalea House, near Crawfordsburn, co. Down ;
Ulster Club, Belfast.
Heir, bis son John M'Connell (whom see).
HIG-aiNSOI\r, John McConnell, Esq. (of Tudor
HaU).
Eldest sou of Heniy T. Higginson, Esq., of Car-
nalea (whom see) ; h. 1826 ; m. 18a0 Susan Arabella
Gertrude, only dau. of the late Captain Robert
Conry, 00th foot, and formerly of Clonahee, co.
Roscommon, J. P. Educated at King William's
Coll., Isle of Man ; appointed District Registrar of
H.M.'s Court of Probate at Belfast 1858 ; was for-
merly an Officer in the Irish Constabulary, — Tudor
Hall, Holywood, near Belfast.
Heir, his son Henry Hartland, li. 18.35.
HILDYAPvD, Lady Jane.
Eourth dau. of the late Right Hon. Loi-d John
Townshend, of Balls Park, Herts, and sister of the
4th Marquis Townshend ; m. 182-1 J. Hildyard,
Esq., who d. 1855. — Hampton Court Palace, Mid-
dlesex, S.W.
HILDYARD, Eev. James.
Eighth son of the late Rev. William Hildyard, of
Winestead, co. York, by Catherine, dau. of I.
Grant, Esq., of Ruckland ; h. 1809 ; m. 1847
Elizabeth Matilda, only dau. of George Kinderlej',
Esq. Educated at Shrewsbury and Christ's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836, B,D. 1845) ;
appointed Rector of Ingoldsby 1846 ; is a Magis-
trate for Lincolnshire ; is editor of Plautus, and
author of the "Ingoldsby Letters," and other works
on the "Revision of the Liturgy," &c. ; was for-
merly Preacher at the Chapel Royal, ^Vhitehall,
Fellow and Tutor of Christ's Coll., Cambridge, and
Proctor and Select Preacher in the University.
Thisfamily is of considerable antiquity, dating from
the time of Henry I. — Ingoldsby Rectory, near
Grantham ; University Club, S.W.
HILDYABD, Thomas Blackborue Thoroton,
Esq. (of Elintham HaU).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Hildyard, of Flint-
ham, Notts, by Anne Catherine, dau. of J. Whyte,
Esq., of Pilton, Devon ; h. 1821 : s. 1830 ; m. 1842
Anne Margaret, 2nd dau. of Colonel Rochfort, of
Clogrenane, co. Carlow. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Cxford ; is a Magistrate for Notts ; was
M.P. for S. Notts 1846-52.— Flintham Hall, near
Newark, Notts ; Winestead Hall, near Hull, York-
shire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Blackborue Thoroton, h.
1843.
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HILL (2nd Viscount), Rowland Hill (or. 1842).
Eldest son of the late John Hill, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Philip Cornish, Esq. ; h. 1800 ; s. his
uncle as 2nd Viscount 1842; m. 1832 Anne, dau.
of the late Joseph Clegg, Esq. Is Lord-Lieutenant
and Custos Rotulorum of co. Salop, and Colonel N.
Salop Yeomanry ; late Cornet Royal Horse Guards ;
was M.P. for co. Salop 1821-32, and for N. Salop
1832-42. Patronage 3 livings. The 1st Viscount
was Commander-in-Chief 1831-42, and was raised to
the Peerage with a special remainder to his nephew,
the present Lord. — Hawkestone and Hardvvicke
Grange, near Shrewsbury, Salop ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 25, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir, his son Rowland Clegg, M.P. for N. Salop,
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop, and
Lieutenant N. Salop Yeomanry Cavalry ; h. 1833.
HILL, Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil.
Third son of the 2nd Marquis of Downshire, and
heir pres. to the Barony of Sandys; h. 1798; Mi.
1837 Louisa, dau. of J. Blake, Esq. Educated at
Eton and the L'niversity of Edinburgh ; was
Attache at Madrid 1816-21, Pre'cis Writer 1822,
and at the Congress of Verona same year, at Paris
1823-4 ; Secretary of Legation at Florence 1824-5,
Lisbon 1825, and Rio Janeiro 1825-7 ; has been
Secretary to several Special Embassies ; is a Knight
of the Tower and Sword of Portugal ; was M.P. for
Newry 1832-4, for Evesham 1838-52; Comptroller
of the Household 1841 and 1846-7 ; Treasurer of
the Household 1847-52 ; sworn a Privy Councillor
1841.— Reform Club, S.W. ; 2, Chesham Street,
S.W.
HILL, Lord George Augusta (of Gweedore).
Fifth son of the 2nd Marquis of Downshire ; h.
1801 ; m. 1st 1834 Cassandra Jane, dau. of E.
Knight, Esq. (she d. 1842) ; 2nd 1847 Louisa, dau.
of E. Knight, Esq., late a Major in the Army ; was
High Sheriff of co. Donegal 1845, M.P. for Car-
rickfergus 1S31-2. — Gweedore and Ballyane, Ra-
melton, co. Donegal.
Heir, his son Arthur-, Lieutenant Rifle Brigade,
I. 1837.
HILL, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1799).
Eldest son of the late Sir C4eorge Hill, B.art., by
Elizabeth Sophia, dau. of John Rea, Esq., of St.
Columb's, CO. Londonderry ; h. 1S33 ; s. as 4th
Bart. 1845. Is Captain 1st Bengal Cavalry.
Heir Prcs., his brother George, h. 1834.
HILLj Sir Hugh, Knt. (or. 185S).
Son of the late James Hill, Esq., of Graig, co. Cork,
by Mary, dau. of Hugh Norcott, Esq., of Sping-
field, CO. Cork ; h. 1802 ; vi. 1831 Audrey Georgi-
ana Anne, dau. of Richard Holden Webb, Esq.,
of Queen-Anne Street, Cavendish Square. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1821) ;
practised for some time as a Special Pleader below
the Bar ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1841, and afterwards went the Northern Circuit ;
appointed a Q.C. 1851, a Bencher of the Middle
Temple 1852, a Judge of the Court of Queen's
Bench 1858.— 6, Oxford Square, Hyde Park, W.
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HILL, Sir Robert Chambre, Knt., C.B. (cr. 1812).
Fourth son of the late Sir John Hill, Bart., of
Hawkstoue, co. Salop, by Mary, dau. and co-heir
of J. Chambre, Esq., and brother of the 1st Vis-
count Hill, G.C.B. ; h. 1778 ; m. 1801 Eliza, dau.
of the late Henry Lumley, Esq. Educated at
Rugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Salop, and Colonel in the Army ; served in the
Peninsular war and at Waterloo.- — Frees Hall, near
Shrewsbury, Salop.
Heir, his son George Staveley, li, 1801 ; ■?/;. 1832
Jane, dau. of T. Borough, Esq.
HILL, Hon. "Wniiam jXToel (of Springfield).
Second son of the 4th Lord Berwick, and heir pres.
to that title ; h. 1802. Educated at Rugby ; entered
the Army 1817, and served in the Burmese war
1825-6; became a Colonel 1853, retired 1855; is
a Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop ; late Lieutenant-
Colonel Salop Militia. — Springfield, near Shrews-
bury, Salop.
HILL, Arundel, Esq.. (of Graig).
Eldest son of the late James Hill, Esq., of Graig,
by Mary, dau. of Hugh Norcott, Esq., of Cork ;
h. 1801 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1828 Thomasina, youngest
dau. of Sir James L. Cotter, Bart., of Rockforest,
CO. Cork. This family has been seated at Graig
since the reign of George III. — Graig and Done-
raile, co. Cork.
Heir, his son James Lawrence, h. 1829 ; '/;;. 1857
Mary, dau. of Francis Brown, Esq., of Limerick.
HILL, diaries, Esq., F.S.A. (of "West Hoathley).
Eldest son of the late W. T. Hill, Esq. ; h. 1812 ;
m. 1842 Rosa Frances, 2nd dau. of J. Mott, Esq.,
M.D. Is a Commissioner of Lieutenancy for
London, and a Magistrate for Middlesex ; served
as one of the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex
1847-8. — West Hoathlej^, East Grinstead, Sussex ;
Reform Club, S.W. ; 25, Hyde-Park Square, W.
HILL, Cliarie.s Heriry, Esq. (of St. John's).
Eldest son of the late Dr. Charles Hill, by
Mary, dau. of Hugh Howell Farmar, Esq. of
Dunsinane ; h. 1805; s. 1853. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Wexford. This family was formerly from co.
Cork, and settled in Wexford about 100 years
since. — St. John's, near Enniscorthy, co. Wexford.
Heir, his brother Rev. Hugh, h. 1806.
HILL, Henry, Esq. (of.Dunstall).
Only surviving son of the late Benjamin Hill, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of — • Bowker, Esq. ; h. 179- ;
m. 1821 Anne, dau. of Luke Staveley, Esq., of
Halifax. Educated at Wolverhampton Grammar-
school : is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Stafford, Chairman of the Staffordshire Quarter
Sessions, and a Banker at Wolverhampton. — Dun-
stall, near Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son Alexander Staveley, h. 1825.
HILL, John David Hay, Esq. (of Gressenhall
Hall),
Only son of the late John Hill, Esq., by Julia Anna,
dau. of Colonel Hay, R.A. ; h. 1805 ; m. 1827
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Margaret, 2nJ dau. of the late John E. CoUeLt,
Esq., M.P. Educated at Eton and Trinity Hall,
Cambridge (LL.B. 1827) ; is a Magistrate for
Norfolk. — Gressenhall Hall, near East Dereham,
Norfolk ; 10, Mansfield Street, W.
HILL, Mathew Davenport, Esq., Q,.C. (of Heath
Hovise).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Wright Hill, by
Sarah, dau. of William Lea, of Birmingham ; b.
1792; m. 1819 Margaret, dau. of William Buck-
nail. Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1819 ;
received a Patent of Precedence 1834 ; appointed
Commissioner for compensating officei'S of Superior
Courts for loss of fees 1832 ; Recorder of Birming-
ham 1839 ; Commissioner of Bankruptcy for the
Bristol District 1851, and Commissioner to inquire
into the state of the Bankruptcy Laws in 1853 ; is
a Magistrate for cos. Somerset and Warwick ; was
M.P. for Hull 1832-4. This family is descended
from a yeoman living near Cleobury Mortimer, in
Shropshii'e, temp. James II. — Heath House, Staple-
ton, near Bristol.
Heir, his son Alfred, Barrister-at-Law, h. 1821.
HILLARY, Sir Augiistixs William, Bart. (cr.
1805).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Hillary, Bart.,
by Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Louis Disney Fy tche,
Esq., of Flintbam, Notts : h. 1800 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1847 ; in- 1829 Susan Curwen, dau. of J. Christian,
Esq., of Unnerigg Hall, Cumberland. Was for-
merly Lieutenant 6th Dragoon Guards. — Rigg
House, Yorkshire.
HILLS, Robert, Esq. (of Colne Park),
Eldest son of the late Philip Hills, Esq., of Colne
Park (who v.'asthe 2nd son of Thomas Astle, Esq.,*
of Battersea Rise, Keeper of the Records in the
Tower of London, and who assumed the name and
arms of Hills by Royal license in 1790, in compli-
ance with the will of Michael R. Hills, Esq., of
Colne Park), by Frances, dau. of the Rev. Thomas
Bankes, of Wimbledon, Surrey ; b. 1796; s. 1830 ;
m. 1819 Mary, 2nd dau. of jaraes Cole, Esq., of
Great Holland, Essex. Educated at Harrow and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Essex (High Sheriff 1856).— Colne Park, near
Halstead, Essex.
HILLYAR, Lady (of Torr House).
Mary, dau. of N. Taylor, Esq. ; m. 1805 Rear-
Admiral Sir J. Hillyar,K.C.B., who d 1843.— Torr
House, Torpoint, Cornwall ; 25, Gloucester Terrace,
HvdePark, W.
Heir, her son James Beaufort, Captain R.N.
HINCHCLIFFE, Rev, Edward.
Second son of the late Rev. Edward Hinchcliffe
(youngest son of Dr. Hinchcliffe, late Bishop of
Peterborough), by Anne, dau. of Captain Bover,
R.N., of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; h. 1800 ; m. 1838
Mary, dau. of Thomas Thornhill, Esq., of Barthom-
ley, CO. Chester. Educated at Westminster and
* This gentleman married Anna Maria, only child of the
Rev. P. Moi-ant, the historian of Essex.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825) ;
appointed Eector of Mucklestone 1850 ; is a Ma-
gistrate for COS. Chester and Stafford. — Muckle-
stone Rectory, near Market Drayton, Staffordshire.
Heir, liis son Edmund Henry, h. 1839.
HINCKS, Thomas Cowper, Esq. (of Brecken-
brough).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Cowper Hincks,
Esq., formerly of Chorlton, co. Chester, by Joanna,
eldest dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Roger Morris, of
York ; b. 1788 ; s. 1819 ; m. 1835 Marianne, dau.
of Henry Percy Pulleine, Esq., of Crakehall, co.
York. Educated at St. Paul's School and Brase-
nose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812) ; caUed
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1813 ; is a Magistrate
for the N. Riding of Yorkshire, and in the Com-
mission of the Peace for co. Northampton. This
family has been seated in Cheshire since about
1600. — Breckenbrough. near Thirsk, Yorkshire ;
Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Cowper, h. 1840.
HINDE.
(See Hodgson-Hinde.)
HINDMAESH, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1851).
Son of the late John Hindmar.sh, Esq., E.N. ;
I. 1780 ; m. 18— , dau. of ,
Esq. (she d. 1858). Is a Rear- Admiral re-
served ; served on the Mediterranean and West
Indian stations ; was Governor of South Australia
1836-8, and of Heligoland 1851-6.— United Service
Club, S.W.
HIPPISLEY, Sir Johii Stiiart, Bart. (cr. 1796).
Eldest son of the late Sir John CoxeHippisley, Bart.,
who was many years IM.P. iov Sudbury and other
places, and filled several diplomatic posts, by Mar-
garet, dau. of Sir John Stuart, Bart., of Allanbank ;
h. 1790 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1825. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., O.xford (B.A. 1813).
HIPPISLEY, John, Esq., F.R.A.S. (of Ston-
Easton).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Hippisley, by
Anne, dau. of Lock RoUinson, Esq., of Chadling-
ton, Oxon ; h. 1801 ; .s. the widow of his great-uncle,
Henry Hippisley Coxe, Esq., 1843; m. 1st 1831
Anne Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of the Rev. Thomas
Clare ; 2nd 1843 Georgiana, 2nd dau. of the Rev.
John Dolphin. Educated at Rugby and Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1826) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Somerset (High Sheriff 1856). —
Ston-Easton, near Bath, Somerset ; Athenfeum
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1832.
HIPPISLEY, John Henry, Esq. (of Shobrooke).
Eldest son of the late Richard Tuckfield Hippisley,
Esq., by Charlotte, dau. of the late Sir John Mor-
daunt, Bart., of Walton Hall, co. Warwick ; h.
1801 ; s. 1844. Educated at Eton and Oriel Coll.,
O.xford (B.A. 1821, M.A. 1824); is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Devon (High Sheriff 1859).
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with Sir J. C. Hippi-^ley, Bart. — Shobrooke Park,
near Crediton, Devon ; Atheuseum Club, S.W.
HIRST, Frederick Hotham, Esq. (of Great
Ropers). x
Second son of the late John Hirst, Esq., a Magis- ^
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex and Captain Royal '
Horse Guards Blue, by Henrietta, dau. of Robert
Hankey, Esq. ; b. 1814 ; s. to the Essex and Mid-
dlesex estates 1840. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Essex. —
Great Ropers, South Weald, near Brentwood, Essex.
Heir Pres., his brother Robert Augustus Hankey
Hirst, Esq. (whom see).
HIRST, Robert Augustus Hankey, Esq. (of
the Down Grange).
Eldest son of the late John Hirst, Esq,, formerly
Captain in the Royal Horse Guards Blue, by Hen-
rietta Ann, dau. of the late Robert Hankey, Esq.,
of Putney ; b. 1812 ; s. to the Yorkshire and Staf-
fordshire property 1840, s. 1853 to the Hampshire
property as heir of entail to his uncle, A. R. Han-
key, Esq. ; m. 1845 Emily Elizabeth, only dau. of
the lateW. James, Esq., of the Treasury. Educated
at Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1836) ; is a Magis-
trate for Essex and Ross-shire ; formerly Major
West Essex Militia. — The Down Grange, near
Basingstoke, Hants ; Carlton, Oxford and Cam-
bridge, and Conservative Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Frederick Hankey, h. 1858.
HOARE, Sir Edward, Bart, (of Annabella), (cr.
1784).
Eldest son of the late Sir Joseph Wallis Hoare,
Bart., by Lady Harriet O'Bryen, sister of the 3rd
Marquis of Thomond {ext.) ; /j. 1801 ; s. as 4th
Bart. 1852 ; m. 1824 Harriet, dau. of Thomas
Hercey Barritt, Esq., of Garbrand Hall, Surrey.
■ — Little Hothfield, near Ashford, Kent ; Jermyu
Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Joseph Wallis O'Bryen, Captain 5th
Middlesex Militia ; b. 1828 ; m. 1857 Cecilia Eleanor
Selina, dau. of late James Ede, Esq., of Ridgway
Castle, Hants,
HOARE, Sir Henry Ainslie, Bart. (cr. 1786).
Only son of the late Henry Charles Hoare, Esq.
(who d. 1852), by Anne Penelope, dau. of General
Ainslie ; I. 1824 ; .<:. his uncle as 5th Bart. 1857 ;
m. 1845 Augusta Frances, dau. of Sir E. G. Clay-
ton East, Bart., of Hall Place, Berks. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset, and Patron of
8 livings. — Stourhead, near Bath ; 7a, St. James's
Square, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Henry Arthur, b. 1804.
HOARE, Very Rev. Edward Wewenham, D.D,
(Dean of Waterlord) .
Son of the Rev. John Hoare, late Chancellor and
Vicar-General of the diocese of Limerick (cousin
of the late Sir Joseph W. Hoare, Bart.), by Rachel,
dau. of Sir Edward Newenham, JI.P. for Co.
Dublin in the Irish Parliament ; b. 1802 ; m. 1st
1832 Louisa Maria, eldest dau. of the late Lieute-
nant-Colonel D. O'Donoghue (kinsman of the
O'Donoghue of the Glens) ; 2nd 1859 Harriet, 2nd
dau. of Colonel Crump, of Alexton, Leicestershire,
and widow of the Hon. and Rev. Robert Wilson,
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Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; late Archdeacon
of ArJfeit and Dean of Achanry ; is Dean of
Waterford, and Chaplain to the Earl of Carlisle,
Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. — The Deaner}', Water-
ford.
HO ARE, Gerard ISTosl, Esq. (of Mill Hill).
Son of the late William H. Hoare, Esq., by
Louisa Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir Gerard
Noel Noel, Bart., of Exton Park, co. Eutland;
h. 1811 ; m. 1834 Sophia Lillias, dau. of the late
Stafford O'Brien, Esq. Is a Magistrate for Mid-
dlesex ; was formerly in the IJoyal Navy. — Mill
Hill, Hendon, N.W. ; 27, Gloucester Square, Hyde
Park, W.
HOARE, Joseph, Esq. (of Child's Hill).
Fourth son of the late Samuel Hoare, Esq., by
Louisa, dau. of John Gurney, Esq., of Earlham, Nor-
folk ; Zi. 1814 ; m. 1847 Rachel Juliana, 2nd dau. of
the late C. Barclay, Esq., of Bury Hill, Surrey, some
time M.P. for West Surrey. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge. Is a partner in the banking firm
of Barnett, Hoare, and Co., London ; was M.P.
for Hull, May— August 1859.— Child's Hill, near
Hampstead, Middlesex ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.AV.
HOARE, "William Jesse, Esq. (of Douglas).
Second son of the late Rev. Thomas Hoare, Rector
of Castletownroche, by Mary Ann, dau. of Henry
Jesse Lloyd, Esq., of Lloydsboro', co. Tipperary,
and grandson of Sir E. Hoare, Bart., of Annabell.a,
CO. Cork ; h. 1826. Educated at Royal Academy,
Gosport ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork ; entered the
Army 1844 ; was formerly Captain 7th Royal Fusi-
liers.— Douglas, near Cork.
HOBART, Lord.
(See under BuckinglMimlure.)
HOBSOUSE, Henry, Esq. (of Hadspen House).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Henry Hob-
house (many years Under-Secretary of State for
the Home Department, and Keeper of the State
Papers), by Harriet, dau. of J. Turton, Esq., of
Sugnal HrII, co. Stafford; h. 1811; .s-. 1854;
m. 1st 1853 Charlotte Etruria, dau. of James, 3rd
Lord Talbot de Malahide (she d. 1855) ; 2nd 1858
Frances, eldest dau. of the late Very Rev. T.
Gaisford, Dean of Christ Chuj-ch. Educated at Eton
and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1835) ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1836 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset. This
family is a younger branch of that of Lord
; Broughton. — Hadspen House, near Castle Cary,
Somerset.
Ile'tt; his son Henry, h. 1854.
HOBHOtrSE, Thomas Benjamin, Esq.
Son of the late Sir Benjamin Hobhouse, Bart.,
1 M.P., by his 2nd wife Amelia, dau. of the late
Rev. Joshua Parry, of Cirencester, and half-brother
of Lord Broughton, G.C.B. ; 6.1807. Educated
at the Charterhouse and Balliol Coll., Oxford
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(B.A. 1828) ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1833, and goes the Western Circuit ; was
M.P. for Rochester 1837-41, for Lincoln 1848-52.
—Reform Club, S.W.
HOBLYN", Thomas, Esq. (of "White Barns).
Eldest son of the late Edward Hoblyn, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of — Hoskins, Esq., of Liskeard,
Cornwall ; h. 1778 ; m. 1831 Anne Sarah, dau. of
George Hallam, Esq., of White Barns. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall, Middlesex,
and Herts. — White Barns, near Buntingford,
Herts ; Liskeard, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Thomas Hallam, late of H.M.'s 20th
foot, h. 1835 ; m. 1859 Elizabeth Meux, youngest
dau. of Thomas H. LTsborne, Esq., of Mardley-
Bury Manor, Therfield, Herts.
HOBLYN.
(See Peter- Hohhjn.)
HOBSOST, Samuel Le Hunte, Esq. (of Muck-
ridge).
Only son of the late Meade Hobson, Esq., by
Maria Alicia, co-heiress of Richard Le Hunte,
Esq., of Artramont, co. Wexford ; b. 1823 ; s. 1835.
Is a Magistrate for co. Cork ; was formerly in the
17th Lancers. — Muckridge, near Youghall, co.
Cork ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
HODDER, John Thomas, Esq. (of Ballea Castle).
Third son of the late Francis Hodder, Esq., of
Ballea Castle, by Anna Matilda, dau. of Thomas
Kift, Esq., of Cork, Merchant, and brother of G.
F. Hodder, Esq., of Fountainstown (whom see) ;
b. 1823; s. 1852; m. 18.59 Elizabeth Morgan, 4th
dau. of Anthony Morgan, Esq., of Prospect Hill,
Cork. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dubliu (B.A.
1844) ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. This family
were English settlers in Ireland of early date, and
obtained large grants of land in the county of Cork
from the Protector, Cromwell, which were after-
wards confirmed by letters patent from Charles II.
— Ballea Castle, near Carrigaline, co. Cork.
HODDER, George Francis, Esq. (of Fountains-
town).
Eldest son of the late Francis Hodder, Esq., of
Ballea Castle, by Anna Matilda, dau. of T. Kift,
Esq., and brother of .J. T. Hodder, Esq., of Ballea
Castle (whom see) ; b. 1817 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1843
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Michael Roberts, Esq., of
Kilmorey Abbey, co. Cork. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; called to the Irish Bar 1841 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Cork. — Fountainstown, near
Carrigaline, co. Cork.
Ilcir, his son George, b. 1844,
HODGES, Sir "William, Knt. (cr. 1858),
Eldest son of William Hodges, Esq., of Weymouth,
Dorset, by Sarah, 2nd dau. of the late William
Isaac, Esq., of Weymouth ; b. 180S ; vi. 1835
Mary Schollar, dau. of the late James Sanders,
Esq., of Weymouth. Educated at the University
of London ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1833 ; appointed Recorder of Poole 1846 ; was
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
formerly a Member of the Western Circuit ; is
Chief Justice at the Cape of Good Hope, President
of the Legislative Council, and Judge of the Supreme
and Admiralty Courts. — Sea-point House, Cape
Town, Cape of Good Hope.
Heir, his son William Henry, Lieutenant 1st
Madras Native Infantry, 6. 1836.
H O D G K I N S O N, Sir George Edmund, Knt.
(cr. 1851).
Son of G. Hodgkinson, Esq.; h. 1817; m. 1848
Ellen, dau. of L. Hopkinson, Esq. Is a Shipowner
and Insurance Agent ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Middlesex ; late Sheriff of London. — 9, Dorset
Square, N.W.
HODGKIISrSONjGrosvenor, Esq. (of Winthorpe
Hall).
Second son of the late George Hodgkinson, Esq., by
Julia, dau. of Rev. John Beevor, Rector of Claypole,
near Newai'k ; h. 1818 ; ni. 1845 Alice, dau. of
Robert Harvey, Esq., of Balderton. Educated at
King Edward's School, Louth ; admitted a Solicitor
1839, and is still in practice at Newark ; elected
M.P. for Newark 1859.— Winthorpe Hall, near
Newark, Notts ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Grosvenor, Ji. 1847.
HODGSON", Nathaniel Thomas Lumley, Esq.
(of Highthorne) .
Eldest son of the late N. B. Hodgson, Esq., of
BrafFerton Hall and Sandhutton, co. York, by
Jemima Eleanora, dau. and co-heir of the late
Lieutenant-General Sowerby and of Eleanora Tur-
butt (of an old Yorkshire family, who came over
with William I.) ; h. 1808 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1838
Mary Holt, eldest dau. and co-heir of William
Darley, Esq., of Muston Lodge, co. York. Educated
at Ch. Ch., Cambridge. This family is descended
from Dr. Phineas Hodgson, Chancellor of York
and Chaplain to James I., and in the female line
from King Henry III., through the Willoughbies,
ancestors of Lord Middleton. — Highthorne House,
near Easingwold, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Nathaniel Henry, h. 1842.
HODGSON, Bichard, Esq. (of Stalling Hall).
A younger sou of the late John Hodgson, Esq., of
Elswick, Northumberland, and brother of J. Hodg-
son Hinde, Esq. (whom see) ; h. 1812 ; m. 18 —
the 2nd dau. and co-heir of A. Compton, Esq., of
Carham Hall. Is a Magistrate for Northumber-
land ; was M.P. for Berwick 1837-47. — Carham
Hall, near Coldstream, Northumberland.
HODGSON, Hon. Mrs.
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the 1st Lord Deuman ; m.
1838 Rev. F. Hodgson, B.D., Archdeacon of Derby,
and Provost of Eton, who d, 1852. — Middleton
Cheney, near Banbury, Oxon.
HODGSON, David, Esq. (of South-Hill House).
Only son of the late William Hodgson, Esq. ; h.
1782 ; m. 1851 Mary Antrim, 2nd dau. of John
Mabank, Esq. Educated at St. Bees Grammar-
school ; is a Magistrate for cos. Lancaster and
Cumberland, and for the borough of Liverpool, of
Avhich he was Mayor in lS45-(3. This family re-
sided on their patrimonial property of Warmonby,
near Burgh-by-Sands, until the grandfather of the
present head of the family removed to Scotby.
— South-Hill House, near Liverpool; Scotby, near
Carlisle, Cumberland.
HODGSON, Frederick, Esq.
Son of the late — Hodgson, Esq. ; h. 1796 ; m.
1831 Mary, dau. of J. Erskine, Esq. Is a Merchant
in London, and a Dep. Lieut, for the Tower Ham-
lets ; was M.P. for Barnstaple 1824-30, 1831-2, and
1837-47.— Carlton and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
HODGSON, Kirkman Daniel, Esq. (of Spar-
rows House).
Eldest son of Jolni Hodgson, Esq., of the Elms,
Hampstead, Middlesex ; b. 1814 ; vi. 1843 Frances,
dau. of J. L. Butler, Esq., of Southgate (she d.
1851). Is a Merchant in London, a Director of
the Bank of England, and a Commissioner of Public
Works Loan Ofhce ; was M.P. for Bridport 1867-9.
—Sparrows House, near Watford, Herts ; Brookes',
Union, and Athenceum Clubs, S.W. ; 22, St. James's
Street, S.W.
HODGSON, Thomas Houghton, Esq. (of Hough-
ton House).
Eldest son of the late William Hodgson, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Thomas Young, Esq., of Carlisle ;
6. 1813 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1842 Elizabeth Anne, eldest
dau. of the late Eev. Robert Gutch, M.A., Rector
of Seagrave, co. Leicester. Appointed Clerk of the
Peace for Cumberland 1839. — -Houghton House,
near Carlisle, Cumberland.
Heir Pres., his brother William Henry, 6. 1815.
HODGSON, William, Esq. (of Sheraton).
Youngest son of the late George Hodgson, Esq.
(nearly fifty years Surveyor-General to the Post-
office, Northern District), by his cousin Margaret,
dau. of W. Hodgson, Esq., of Bishop Auckland ;
h. 1784; m. 1817 Elizabeth, dau. of Ralph Ord,
Esq., of Sands, co. Durham. Educated at Dur-
ham ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham, and a Com-
missioner of Taxes, &c. ; was Surveyor-General to
the Post-Office, Northern District, 1810-24. This
family ia of very old standing in the county of
Durham, and traces its pedigree many centuries
back. — Bishop Auckland, near Darlington ; Shera-
ton, CO. Durham.
Heir, his son George, h. 1818.
HODGSON, •William Nicholson, Esq. (of Nev/hy
Grange).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Hodgson, Esq., and
cousin of T. H. Hodgson, Esq., of Houghton ;
h. 1801 ; m. 1831 Mary, dau. of T. Irwin, Esq. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland ; was
M.P. for Carlisle 1847-8 and 1857-9. — Newby
Grange, near Carlisle, Cumberland ; 23, Suffolk
Street, S.W.
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HODGSON-HINDE, John, Esq. (of Elswick).
Eldest son of the Lite John Hodgson, Esq., of
Elswick, Northumberland, h. 1806 ; m. 1833 the
elder dau. and co-heir of A. Compton, Esq., of
Carhain Hall. Assumed the additional name of
Hinde in 1831 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Northumberland; was M.P. for Newcastleon-
Tyne 1830-4 and 1836-47.— Elswick, near Ackling-
ton, Northumberland.
HODSOjST, Sir George Frederick John, Bart,
(er. 1789).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir E.. Hodsou,
Bart., by his 2nd wife Jane, dau. of B. Neville,
Esq., of Ashbrook ; l. 1806 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1831 ;
m. 1852 Meriel Anne, dau, of the Eev. Richard
Neville, Rector of Clonpriest, co. Cork. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Wicklow, and a Magistrate for co.
Dublin ; was High Sheriff for co. "Wicklow in 1834,
for CO. Cavan in 1839, for co. Westmeath 1846.
This family is of English origin, and possessed pro-
perty at Westcrofts, Bucks, a part of which is
still in the possession of the present Baronet. The
first of the name who came to Ireland was John
Hodson, D.D., Bishop of Elphin, in 1667.— Holly-
brooke House, near Bray, co. Wicklow; Athenteum
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Adair, h. 1853.
HOGG, Sir James ^Weii-, Bart. (or. 1846).
Eldest son of the late William Hogg, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of James Dickey, Esq., of Dunmore,
CO. Antrim ; h. 1790 ; vi. 1822 Marj', dau. of
Samuel Svvinton, Esq., of Swinton, co. Berwick.
Called to the Bar in India, and was Registrar and
Judge of the Supreme Court of Calcutta ; is a
Commissioner of the Lieutenancy of London, and a
Member of the Indian Council; was formerly a
Director and Chairman of the East-India Company ;
was M.P. for Beverley 1834-47, for Honiton
1847-57.— 4, Carlton Gardens, S.W.
Heir, his son James Macnaghten, Lieutenant-
Colonel 1st Life Guards ; h. 1823 ; m. 1857 Caroline
Elizabeth Emma, dau. of the Hon. Colonel E. G.
Douglas-Pennant, M.P., of Penrhyn Castle, co.
Carnarvon.
HOGG, John, Esq., P.R.S., P.L.S., &c. (of ISTorton
House).
Second son of the late John Hogg, Esq. (Barristei*-
at-Law, and Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham), by
Prudentia, eldest dau. of the Rev. Watkin Jones,
M.A., Rector of Derwen, co. Denbigh ; h. 1800;
s, 1840; m. 1850 Anne Louisa Sarah, 2nd dau. of
the late Major Goldfinch, of Chewton Mendip
Priory, Somerset. Educated at Durham and St.
Peter's Coll., Cambridge, of which he v/as Fellow
(B.A. 1822, M.A. 1827) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1832 ; is a Member of tlie Northern
Circuit, and Honorary Foreign Secretaiy of the
Royal Society of Literature. This family is the
remaining branch of two ancient lines of gentry in
the county palatine of Durham, named Hogg, or
Hoogg, or Hoodg, and Jefferson, of Durham, Elton,
and Norton. — Norton House, near Stockton-on-
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Tees, CO. Durham ; University Club, S.W. ; 8, Ser-
jeant's Inn, Temple, E.C.
Co-heiresses, his two surviving daughters, Louisa
Julia Mai-y Anne Jefferson and Eliza Prudentia
Ewer Jefferson.
HOGHTON, Sir Henry Bold, Bart. (cr. 1611).
Only son of the late Sir H. Hoghton, Bart., M.P.,
by Susannah, dau. of P. Brooke, Esq., of Astley
Hall, and widow of T. T. Parker, Esq., of Cuerden
Hall ; h. 1799 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1835 ; m. 1st 1820
Dorothea, dau. and co-heir of Peter Patten Bold,
Esq., of Bold, co. Lancaster ; 2nd 1847 Harriet
Sarah, dau. of J. Smith, Esq. Educated at Eton
and St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Dep. Lieut,
for Lancashire (High Sheriff 1829) ; formerly Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 3rd Lancashire Militia ; assumed
the name of Bold in 1825. — Hoghton Tower, near
Blackburn, Lancashire ; Carlton and Conservative
Clubs, S.W. ; 27, Prince's Gate, Hyde Park, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry (whom see).
HOGHTOTsT, Henry, Esq. (of Hoghton and
Bold).
Eldest son of Sir Henry Bold Hoghton, Bart,
(whom see), by Dorothea, 2ud dau. and co-heiress
of Peter Patten Bold, Esq., of Bold (who s. to the
Bold estates at the death of her sister Mary Prin-
cess Sapieha in 1824, and d. 1840) ; h. 1821 ; s. his
mother 1841 ; m. 1st 1845 Louisa Josephine, dau.
of J. Sanders, Esq. (divorced) ; 2nd 1851 Aline,
dau. of Sir H. J. W. Jervis, Bart, (she d. 1852) ;
3i-d 1854 Ellen Ann, only dau. of the late R.
Harvey, Esq. Educated at Harrow and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lancaster and for co. Cardigan (High Sheriff
1849).— Hoghton Tower, near Preston ; Bold Hall,
near St. Helen's, Lancashire ; Travellers' Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Cecil, h. 1849.
HOGHTON", Charles, Esq. (of Chingford Hall).
Third son of the late William Hoghton, Esq., of
Chingford Hall, Essex, by Elizabeth, dau. of Wil-
liam Spencer, Esq., of Feversham, Kent, and of
■ the island of Martinique ; 6. 1791 ; m. 1831 Mary
Anne, dau. of Thomas Legh, Esq., of Ridge, co.
Chester. Is descended from the Hoghtons of
Hoghton Tower." — 24, Connaught Terrace, W.
Heir, his only dau. Anne Mary Legh, m. 1858
Henry Richard Stewart, Esq., R.N., youngest sou
of the Rev. John C. Stewart, Vicar of Kingston,
Portsea, Hants.
HOLBECH, Bev. Charles Wmiam (of Farn-
borough Hall, "Warwickshire).
Third and only surviving son of the late William
Holbech, Esq., by Lucy, 6th dau. of Oldfield
Bowles, Esq., of North Aston, Oxon ; h. 1816 ;
s. 1856 ; m. 1843 Laura Harriette, 2nd dau. of
John Armytage, Esq., and grand-dau. of the late
Sir George Armytage, Bart., of Kirklees, eo.
York. Educated at Eton and Balliol Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841) ; ordained Deacon 1840,
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and Priest 1841. This family is descended from
Oliver Holbecb, of Holbech, co. Lincoln, living
circa 1223. — Farnborougli, near Banbury.
Heir, his son Walter Henry, h. 1845.
HOLBURKTE, Sir Thomas "William, Bart. (cr.
1705).
Eldest son of the late Sir Francis Holburne, Bart.,
by Alicia, dau. of Thomas Brayne, Esq., of War-
wick : h. 1788 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1820. Is a Lieute-
nant E.N. on reserved half-pay.
HOLDEW, Edward Anthony, Esq. (of Aston
Hall).
Eldest son of the late l!ev. Charles .Sliuttleworth,
by Rosamond Amelia, dau. of — Dean, Esq. ; h.
1805: m. 1832 Susan Drummond, dau. of George
Moore, Esq., of Appleby Hall, co. Leicester. Edu-
cated at Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829,
M.A. 1S33) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Derby (High Sheriff 1838).— Aston Hall, near
Derby.
Heir, his son Charles Sliuttleworth, h. 1838.
HOLDElSr, Hemy, Esq. (of Reedly House).
Eldest son of the late John Greenwood, Esq., of
Holden Hall and Palace House (who assumed the
family name of Holden by Royal license), by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Henry Aspinall, Esq., of Reedly
House ; h. 1824 ; m. 1854 Ellen, eldest dau. of
Colonel Henrj' White, M.P., of Woodlands Castle,
CO. Dublin. Educated at Harrow ; is a Magis-
trate aud Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; entered
the Army 1842 ; became Lieutenant-Colonel 13th
Light Dragoons 1859. This familj' has been for
many centuries located at Holden Hall, co. Lan-
caster.— Reedly House and Palace House, near
Burnley, Lancashire : Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Harry lialph Lonsdale, h. 1857-
HOLDElsr, Lieut. -Colonel Robert (of Wuttall
Temple).
Second son of the late Robert Holden, Esq., of
Nuttall Temple, by Mary-Anne, only dau. and
heiress of William Drury Lowe, Esq., of Locko
Park, CO. Derby ; h. 1805 ; s. 1844. Educated at
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 182?) ; is a INLngistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Notts (High Sheriff 1848) ; and
Lieutenant-Colonel South Notts Yeomanry Cavalry.
— Nuttall Temple, near Nottingham.
HOLDICH-HUjNTGERFORD, Henry Hunger-
ford, Esq. (of Dingley Park).
Eldest son of Rev. Thomas Holdich, of Maidwell,
CO. Northampton, by Anne, dau. of Henry Haynes,
Esq., of Whittlesea, co. Cambridge ; assumed the
additional name of Hungerford in 1809 after his
godfather, the late John Peach Hungerford, Esq. ;
6. 1803 ; s. 1824 ; ;/). 1846 Honoria, dau. of Major
Forester, and niece of the 2nd Duke of Cleveland
(she d. 1859). Educated at Harro-.v and Oriel
College, Oxford (B.A. 1823) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton (High Sheriff
1828), and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Leicester. The
family of Holdich was formerly possessed of large
estates in Norfolk, and through its intermarriage
with the ancient family of Hungerford the present
owner became possessed of the property of the
Hungerfords. — Dingley Park, near Market Har-
borough ; Maidwell Hall, Northamptonshire ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Vane Forester, h. 1852.
HOIjDS"WORTH, Thomas Holy, Esq. (of San-
dal Hall).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Holdsworth, Esq.
(who was elected M.P. for Wakefield in 1841), by
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Holy, Esq., of Highfield,
near Sheffield; h. 1826 ; m. 1858 Kate, eldestdau.
of Edward Tew, Esq., of Crofton Hall. Educated
atBrasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1849, M.A. 1852) ;
is a Magistrate for the West Riding of Yorkshire ;
was formerly Captain 2nd West York Light In-
fantry.— Sandal Hall, near Wakefield, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Edward Holy, h. 1859.
HOLE, Alfred Robert, Esq. (of Beam).
Son of the late Major Hole, by Louisa, only dau. of
Hugh Mallet, Esq., of Ash, near Hatherleigh,
Devon ; /;. 1816 ; m. 1840 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
the late John Mercer, Esq., of Maidstone. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate for Devon, and Captain
Royal North Devon Mounted Rifles ; was formerly
in the 13th Light Dragoons. — Beam, near Torring-
ton, Devon ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
HOLE, Samuel, Esq. (of Caumton Manor).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Hole, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of John Kercheval, Esq. of Wilberforth, co.
York; h. 1778; s. 1819; m. 1812 Mary, dau. of
Charles Cooke, Esq., of Hallifields, near Maccles-
field, CO. Chester. This family has resided at
Caunton for more than three centuries : Hugh
Hole was Vicar in 1568. The Kerchevals came
from Normandy shortly after the Conquest, and
their genealogical tree (at Caunton Manor) shows
their intermarriages with the Meynells, Saviles,
Smyths, and others. — Caunton Manor, near New-
ark, Notts.
Heir, his son Samuel Reynolds, in Holy Orders,
and Vicar of Caunton (B.A. of Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford).
HOLE, William Robert, Esq. (of Bovey Tracey
Park).
Eldest son of the late W. Hole, Esq., by Susanna,
dau. of Rev. W. Kitson, of Shiphay House, near
Torquay; h. 1881 ; s. 1859. Educated at Eton;
is a Magistrate for Devon. — The Park, Bovey
Tracey, near Newton Abbot, Devon.
HOLEORD, Robert Stayner, Esq. (of "Weston
Birtj.
Eldest son of the late George P. Holford, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Rev. A. Daniell, of Lifford, Ireland ;
h. 1808 ; «. 1839 ; m. 1854 Mary Anne, dau. of
General Lindsay, of Balcarres, co. Fife. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1829) ; is a Magistrate for Wilts, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Gloucestershire and Captain
Royal Gloucestershire Hussar Yeomanry ; has
been M.P. for Ei Gloucestershire since 1855. —
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Weston Birt, near Tetbury, Gloucestershire ;
Carlton Club^ S.W. ; Dorchester House, Park
Lane, W.
Heirs, his daus,
HOLLAND (Lord), Henry Edward Fox (cr.
1762).
Only son of the 3rd Lord, by Elizabeth, dau. of
R. Vassall, Esq. ; b. 1802 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1833 Mary
Augusta, dau. of the 8th Earl of Coventry. Edu-
cated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; was formerly Secretary
of Legation in Sardinia ; Minister at the court of
Tuscany 1839-42 ; was M.P. for Horsham 1826-7.
Patronage 2 livings. Descended from a common
ancestor with the Earl of Ilchester. — Holland
House, Kensington, W.
HOLLAND, Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1853).
Eldest son of the late P. Holland, Esq., of Knuts-
ford, by Mary, dau. of Rev. W. Willetts, of New-
castle-uuder-Lyne ; b. 1788 ; in. 1st 1822 dau. of
J. Caldwell, Esq., ofLinlyWood, co. Stafford ; 2nd
1834 dau. of Rev. Sydney Smith. Educated at
Edinburgh University (M.D. 1811) ; is Physician
in ordinary to Her Majesty and H.R.H. the
Prince Consort.- — 25, Lower Brook Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry Thurstan ; b. 1825 ; m. 1st
1852 Elizabeth Margaret, dau. of N. Hibbert, Esq.,
of Munden House, near Watford, Herts ; 2nd 1858
Margaret Jean, dau. of Sir Charles E. Trevelyan,
K.C.B.
HOLLAND, Charles, Esq., M.D., IT.R.S. (of
Stowe House).
Only son of the late Joseph Holland, Esq., of Rod-
baston Hall, near Penkridge, by Elizabeth, dau. of
— Wells, Esq. ; b. 1802 ; s. 1803 ; m. 1st 1829
Anne Craufurd, only dau. of James Paterson, Esq.,
M.D., of Ayr,.N.B., who il. 1845 ; 2nd 1849 Alice,
eldest dau. of Joseph Baxendale, Esq., of Wood-
side, Middlesex (she d. 1851). Educated at Edin-
burgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Stafford ; was formerly President of the Royal
Medical Society of Edinburgh. This family was
possessed of property in Staffordshire in the reign
of Edward II. — Stowe House, near Lichfield, Staf-
fordshire ; Athenreum Club, S.W.
HOLLAND, Edward, Esq. (of Dumbleton).
Eldest son of the late S. Holland, Esq. ; b. 1805;
m, 1857 Frances Maria, dau. of the late Samuel
Christian, Esq., of Malta, find widow of J. Hunter,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Gloucester and Worcester ; was M.P. for E.
Yforcester.shire 1835-7 ; has been M.P. for Evesham
Bince 1855. — Dumbleton, near Tewkesbury, Wor-
cestershire ; Brookes' and Union Clubs, S.W. ;
8, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall, S.W.
HOLLAND, Francis, Esq. (of Cropthorne).
Second son of the late Francis Holland, Esq., by
Anne, eldest dau. of Michael Corbett, Esq., of
Admington Hall, co. Gloucester; h. 1796 ; .^.1848;
m. 1827 Jane, eldest dau. of William Warry, Esq.,
of West Coker, Somerset. Educated at Eton ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester.
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This family is a branch of the Hollands of Quid-
denham, Norfolk. — Cropthorne, near Pershore,
Worcestershire.
Heir, his son Francis Dermot, b. 1828 ; m. 1850
Annie, dau. of Ellis Fletcher, Esq., of Clifton, co.
Lancaster.
HOLLAND, Rev. Thomas Edwardes Mytton.
Eldest son of the late Samuel Holland, Esq., by
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Mytton, Esq., of
Shipton Hall, Shropshire ; b. 1793. Educated at
Charterhouse and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1814,
M.A. 1817) ; appointed Rector of Stoke Bliss,
Herefordshire, 1823 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Wor-
cester and Hereford. — Stoke Bliss, near Tenbury,
Worcestershire.
HOLLAND, Kev. "William.
Only surviving son of the late Rev. William Hol-
land, Vicar of Overstowey, Somerset, and Rector of
Monkton Farleigh, Wilts, by Mary, 2ud dau. of
the Rev. William Dodwell, D.D., Canon of S.ili.^-
bury and Archdeacon of Berks ; h. 1797 ; s. 1819 ;
m. 1st 1831 Mary, 3rd dau. of Francis Brown, Esq.,
of Welbourn, co. Lincoln; 2nd 1857 Matilda,
5th dau. of the Rev. John Bullock, Rector of
Faulkboura and Radwinter, Essex. Educated
at the Charterhouse and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1819, M..A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate for Essex ;
appointed Rector of Cold Norton 1824. — Cold
Norton, near Maldon, Essex.
HOLLEY, James Hunt, Esq. (of Oaklands).
Eldest son of the late James Hunt Holley, Esq.,
of Blickling and Burgh, Norfolk, by Anne, dau.
of John Pinckard, Esq., of Handley, co. North-
ampton ; b. 1804; s. 18—; m. 1832 Horatia, 3rd
dau. of the late Admiral Windham, of Fellbrigg,
Norfolk. Educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge
(B.A. 1825) ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk .ind
Devon. — Oaklands, near Okehampton, Devon ;
Burgh Hall, near Aylsham, Norfolk.
Jfcir, his son Windham Hunt, b. 1835.
HOLLIST, Hasler, Esq. (of Lodsworth House).
Only son of the late Anthony Capron, Esq. (who
assumed the name of Hollist in 1833), by Margaret,
dau. of Richard Hasler, Esq. ; b. 1797 ; s. 1836 ;
m. 1825 Frances Georgiana, eldest dau. of the late
Sir Francis M. Ommanney. Educated at Win-
chester and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1820) ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1823 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex. This
family has been settled in the same locality for many
centuries. A direct ancestor, Rogerus le Capron,
took the inquisiliones post mortem Henry III., and
another, Ricardus le Capron, took the inquisi-
tiones post mortem Edward III. in respect of the
same lands. — Lodsworth House, near Petvvorth,
Sussex.
Heir, his twin son Edward Ommanney. Lieut.
R.A., b. 1838.
HOLLOND, Robert, Esq. (of Stanmore Hall).
Fourth son of the late AVilliam Hollond, Esq., of
Grosvenor Place, London ; b. 1808 ; m. 1840 Mary
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Anne, dau. of Thomas Teed, Esq. Educated at
Corpus ChristiColL, Cambridge (B.A. 1S28, M.A.
1831) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1834 ; is
a Magistrate for Sussex ; was M.P. for Hastings
1837-52. — Staumore Hall, Middlesex; Allegria,
near Hastin-s, Sussex ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 63,
Portland Place, W.
HOLME, Bryan Holme, Esq. (of Paxil Home).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Henry James Holme, by
Margaret, only dau. of Captain George Mangles,
of the 60th regiment ; h. 1821 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1849
Catharine Margaret, 2nd dau. of the late General
the Hon. Sir Patrick Stuart, and grand-dau. of the
10th Lord Blantyre. Educated at Eton ; formerly
Captain 88th foot. — Paul Holme, near Hedon,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Charles Henry, h. 1853.
HOLMES, Sir WiUiam Henry, K.C.B. (cr. 1856).
Son of the late A. Holmes, of King's co., Ireland ;
h. 1817 ; m. 1848 Elizabeth Georgiana, dau. of Sir
Heniy Light, K.C.B. Is in the Civil Service in
British Guiana, of which he has been Governor
and Commander-in-Chief, — 67, Victoria Street,
Westminster, S.W,
HOLMES, ilev. William (of Scole Honse).
Only son of the late William Holmes, Esq., of
Mundham, Norfolk, by Mary, dau. of John Jollye,
Esq., of Banham ; h. 1795 ; s. 1799 ; m. 1835
Jemima, youngest dau. of the late Sir Charles
Flower, Bart. Educated at Caius Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1819) ; appointed Hector of West-
newton and Flitcham, P. C. Norfolk 1834 (re-
.signed 1842) ; has been Rector of Thelveton and
Scole, Norfolk, since 1842. — Scole House, Norfolk.
Heir, his only son William James Owen, h. 1839.
HOLMESDALE.
(See ViwAer Amherst, Earl.)
HOLT, James Maden, Esq.. (of Stubbylee).
Only son of the late John Holt, Esq., of Stubbylee,
by Judith, 3rd dau. of James Maden, Esq., of
Greens; h. 1829 ; s. 1856. Educated at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1853, M.A. 1855) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Lancaster. This fiimily claims to be a
branch of the Holts of Grisselhurst. — Stubbylee,
Bacup, near Manchester.
Heir Prcs., his sister Emily Sarah.
HOME (Earl of), Cospatrick Alexander Home
(cr. 1605).
Eldest son of the 10th Earl, by Elizabeth, dau. of
the 3rd Duke of Buccleuch ; h. 1799 ; s. 1841 ;
m. 1832 Lucy Elizabeth, dau. of 1st Lord Montagu
(exl.). Was Lender-Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs 1828-30 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Berwick, and a Representative Peer for Scot-
land.— The Hirsel, near Coldstream, Berwickshire,
N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; Montagu House,
Whitehall, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Dunglas, h. 1834.
HOME, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1671). iP
Eldest son of the late Sir James Home, 7th Bart.,
by Anna, dau. of Andrew Stirling, Esq., of Drura-
pellier ; I. 1832 ; s. his brother as 9th B.art. 1849 ;
m. 1858 Ann Oliphant, dau. of George Sjsiers, Esq.
— Blackadder, near Berwick, N.B.
HOME, George Logan, Esq. (of Broomhotise).
Only surviving son of the late Major George Logan,
of Edrom, by Helen, only dau. of the late William
Home, Esq., of Broomhouse (who served on the
staff of Prince Charles Edward at CuUoden) ; h.
1805 ; s. his uncle, Lieutenant-General James
Home, 1849 (when he assumed the name of Home
by Royal sign manual) ; m. 1844 Annie, eldest dau.
of Major Doran, 18th Royal Irish regiment.
Entered the Royal Marine Artillery 1823, retired
on half-pay as Captain 1848, appointed Major
Haddington and Berwick Militia Artillery 1855 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Berwick, and a Knight of
the Legion of Honoui-, and of the Order of the
Redeemer of Greece ; served in the Mediterranean
at the siege of the Morea Castle in 1828, and
in Spain with the British Legion in 1836-7- This
family is a junior branch of the Homes of Wed-
derburn, Patrick of Broomhouse being the 7th son
of Sir David Home of Wedderburn, slain at the
battle of Flodden. — Broomhouse and Edrom, Ber-
wickshire ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son William James Home, h. 1847.
HOME.
(See Milne-Home.)
HOME-DRUMMOND.
(See Drummond.)
HOMFKAY, Henry, Esq. (of Broadwater s).
Son of the late Jeston Honifrny, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of — Pidcock, Esq., of the Platts, co. Staf-
ford; &. 1799 ; m. 1826 Elizabeth, only dau. of
William Smith, Esq., and Elizabeth, only child of
Thomas Perkins, Esq., of Moreton Hall, co. Wor-
cester. Is a Magistrate for cos. Worcester, Staf-
ford, and Salop, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Worces-
ter. The name of Homfray is derived from the
French words homme rrai. The Homfrays were
distinguished amongst the soldiers of the Cross,
and were eminent in the early wars of the Planta-
genets. The portrait of John Humfray, living in
1390, and a gallant warrior of that day, is still
preserved in the British Museum. — Broadwaters
House, near Kidderminster, Worcestershire.
Heir, his son George Smith (B.A., of Wadham
Coll., Oxon), b. 1833 ; m. 1859 Elizabeth, dau. of
John ITnett, Esq., of Filey, co. Y'ork.
HOMFRAY, Hem-y Bevel, Esq. (of Stradishall
Place).
Second son of the late Rev. John Homfray, by
Hetty, dau. of James Symonds, Esq., of Ormsby,
Norfolk ; b. 1809 ; m. 1838 Frances Alice, dau. of
William Rayner, Esq., of Straddishall, Suffolk.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
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with the Hoiiifrays of Penlline Castle (whom see).
— The Place, Stradishall, near Newmarket ; 18,
Margaret Street, W.
Heiv, his dau. Martha English Eayner.
HOMFBAY, John, Esq. (of Penlline Castle).
Eldest son of the late Sir Jeremiah Homfray, Knt.,
of Llandaff House, co. Glamorgan, by Mary, dau.
of John Eichards, Esq., of Cardiff; h. 1793; m.
1829 his cousin Ann Maria, only dau. of John
Eichards, Esq., of Cardiff. Educated at Eton ; is
a Magistrate and Deji. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan
(High Sheriff 1844). This family is of French
extraction ; their name is derived from the words
Vhomme vrai. — Penlline Castle, near Cowbridge,
Glamorganshire ; Conservative Club, S."\V.
Heir, his son John Eichards, h. 1824,
HOIST YMAlSr, Sir Ord John, Bart. (ci\ 1804).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Honyman, 1st
Bart., by Mary, dau. of Eight Hon. EobertMcQueen,
Lord Braxfield, Lord Chief Justice-Clerk of Scot-
land ; h. 1794 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1842 ;
m. 1818 Elizabeth Essex, dau. of Admiral George
Bovven, of Coton Hall, co. Salop. Is a Colonel in
the Army unattached ; was formerly Lieutenant-
Colonel Grenadier Guards. Descended from a com-
mon ancestor with the Earl of Orkney. — L^nited
Service Club, S.W. ; 24, Green Street, W.
Heir, his son George Essex, Barrister-at-Law,
I. 1819.
HOIXTYWOOD, Sir Courteuf),y John, Bart. (cr.
1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Edward Honywood,
Bart., by Mary, dau. of the Eev. Charles Hughes
Hallet, of Higham, Kent ; h. 1835 ; s. as 7th Bart.
1845; m. 1855 Annie Maria, dau. of William Payn-
ter, Esq., of Camborne House, Eichmond, S.W.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent, and a
Cornet East Kent Eifles. Patron of 1 living. This
family is descended from a common ancestor with
the Honywoods of Marks Hall, Essex. — Evington
Place, near Ashford, Kent ; 54, Chester Square,
S.W.
Heir, his son John William, h. 1857.
HONY'WOOD, William Philip,* Esq. (of Marks
Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Philip Honyvvood,
Esq., by Priscilla, dau. of Charles Hanbury, Esq.,
of Slow Farm, Essex ; h. 1823 ; s. 1831 ; m. 1847
Frances Emma, eldest dau. of Charles Phelips,
Esq., of Briggins Park, Herts. Educated at
Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Essex (High Sheriff 1851). This
family are descended from a common ancestor with
Sir C. Honywood, Bart., and represented Kent in
Parliament for three generations. Sir Thomas
Honywood was in command of Cromwell's forces
at the siege of Colchester. — Marks Hall, near
Coggeshall, Essex : Brookes' Club. S.W.
1, Essex ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
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HONYWOOD, Colonel Edward John (of Wood-
hayes).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Eev.
Edward Honywood, LL.D., Eector of Honiton,
Prebendary of Exeter, by Sophia, dau. of the Eev.
John Long; 6.1790. Educated at Winchester;
appointed Cornet Bengal Cavalry 1807 ; retired as
Lieutenant-Colonel 1838 ; subsequently appointed
Brevet-Colonel ; is a Magistrate for Devon. —
Woodhayes, Whimple, near Exeter, Devon ;
Oriental Club, S.W.
HOOD (Viscount), Francis Wheler Hood (cr.
1796).
Eldest son of the 3rd Viscount, by Mary Isabel,
dau. of the late Eichard Tibbits, Esq., of Barton
Seagrave, co. Northampton (she re-m. 1st 1849 G.
Hall, Esq., of Portslade, Sussex, who d. 1854 ;
2nd 1858 Captain J. B. Maunsell) ; i. 1838 ; s.'
1846. Educated at Eton ; is Lieutenant Grena-
dier Guards. Patronage 1 living. — Portslade, near
Shoreham, Sussex ; Barton Seagrave, near Ket'
tering, I'^orthamptonshire ; 44, Bryanstone Square,
Heir Pres., his brother Albert, Ensign Eifle
Brigade, /). 1841.
HOOD, Hon. Alexander ISTelson.
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord Bridport (dec.) ; 6.1814
m._ 1838 Mary, dau. of the 3rd Marquis of Down-
shire. Educated at Eton ; was formerly Captain
and Lieutenant-Colonel Scots'Fusilier Guards ; is a
Colonel in the Army, Equerry to the Queen,
and Clerk Marshal to H.E.H. the Prince Consort,
— Cumberland Lodge, Windsor, Berks,
HOOD, Sir Alexander Bateman Periam FuUer-
Acland, Bart. (cr. 1809).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir A. Hood, Bart.
(who was M.P. for W. Somerset 1847-51), by
Anne Amelia, dau. of Sir Hugh Bateman, of
Hartington Hall, co. Derby; b. 1819; m. 1849
Lsabel Harriet, dau. of Sir P. P. Fuller- Palmer-
Acland, Bart., whose names of FuUer-Acland he
has assumed. Educated at Eugby ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset (High Sheriff
1858) ; formerly Captain in the Eoyal Horse Guards
(Blue) ; elected M.P. for W. Somerset 1859.— St.
Andrie's, near Bridgewater ; Wootton House, near
Glastonbury, Somerset.
Heir, his son Alexander, b. 1853.
HOOD, John, Esq. (of Nettleham Hall).
Only son of the late William Hood, Esq., of Yafforth
House, by Grace, dau. of Francis Firby Fothergiil,
Esq., of Aiskew, co. York ; b. 1788 ; s. 1846 ; r,i.
1818 Anne Smith, dau. of Ealph Eobb, Esq., of
Menstrey, N.B. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln ;
was formerly a Captain in the Army. — Nettleham
Hall, near Lincoln ; Yafforth House, Yorkshire.
Heir, his 2nd son William Frankland, M.A., of
Exeter Coll., Oxford, in Holy Orders ; b. 1824 ; m.
1847 Elizabeth, dau. of the late Eev. J. W. Sinclair.
M.A.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HOOD, John, Esq. (of Stoneridge).
Only surviving son of the late Thomas Hood, Esq.,
of Hardacres, co. Berwick, J. P., by Agnes, dau. of
Thomas Cockburu, Esq., of Rowchester ; h. 1795;
s. 1S34 ; m. 1st 1818 Janet Anne, 2nd dau. of
Alexander Lowe, Esq., of Annfeild, Fife; 2nd
1844 Mrs. Elizabeth C'osens, of Karnes. Educated
at Edinburgh University ; is a Magistrate and Dap.
Lieut, for Berwickshire. — Stoneridge, near Cold-
Btream, Berwickshire.
Heir, his sou Thomas Hood, h. 1819 ; m. 1842
Charlotte, dau. of Colonel Shaplaud, C.B.
HOOK, St. Pierre Butler, Esq. (of St. Leo-
nard's).
Second son of the late James Hook, Esq., of Hythe,
Kent, by Sarah, dau. of John Colepeper, Esq., of
Woodford Hall, Essex. Educated at the King's
School, Canterbury ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Middle-
sex, Tower Hamlets division ; late Captain 83rd
regiment of Queen's Own Light Infantry Militia;
represents the ancient family of the Colepepers,
and collateral heir to the peerages of both Lord
Colepeper and Lord Fairfax, as also to the baron-
etcy of the former. — St. Leonard's, Hythe, Kent ;
Parthenon Club, S.W ; 1, Lancaster Ten-ace, Re-
gent's Park, N.W.
HOOK, Very Rev. Walter Farqvihar (Dean of
Chicliester).
Eldest son of the late Very Rev. James Hook,
Dean of Worcester, by Anne, 2nd dau. of the late
Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart. ; h. 1798 ; m. 1828
Anna Delicia, dau. of John Johnstone, Esq., M.D.,
of Gala Bank, N.B. Educated at Winchester and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1820, M.A. 1823, B.D. and
D.D. 1837) : appointed Vicar of Leeds 1837, Chap-
lain to the King 1828, Dean of Chichester 1859. —
The Deanery, Chichester, Sussex.
Heir, his son James, Lieutenant Rifle Brigade,
I. 1837.
HOOKER, Sir "William Jackson, Knt., K.H.,
D.C.L. (cr. 1836).
Son of the late J. Hooker, Esq., of Exeter ; li.
1786 ; m. 1815 the eldest dau. of late Dawson
Turner, E.«q., of Great Yarmouth ; is Curator of the
Botanical Gardens at Ke w ; late Professor of Botany
at Glasgow University ; created Hon. D.C.L., Ox-
ford, 1845 ; author of a "Tour in Ireland," "The
British Flora," kc. — The Palace Gardens, Kew,
S.W.
HOPE, Sir Archibald, Bart. (cr. 1628).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Hope, Bart, (who
was M.P. for Midlothian 1845-53), by Anne, dau.
of the late Sir John Wedderburn, Bart., of Balin-
dean, co. Perth ; I. 1808 ; ,«. 1853. Is a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Edinburgh, and Lieutenant-Colonel Edin-
burgh County Militia. — Pinkie House, Edinburgh;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother John David, b. 1809.
HOPE, Sir Henry, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Eldest son of the late Captain Charles Hope, by
the dau. of Admiral vSawyer, and cousin of 6th Earl
of Hopetoun ; h. 1787; m. 1828 Jane Sophia, dau.
of Admiral Sir H. Sawyer, K.C.B. (she d. 1829). An
Admiral in the Navy ; late Naval A.D.C. to the
Queen ; captured the American ship Preszrfewi while
in command of H.M.'sship Endijmion. — 13, Prince's
Street, Hanover Square, W.
HOPE, Sir James Archibald, K.C.B. (cr. 1815).
Descended from a common ancestor with the Earl
of Hopetoun ; h. 1786. A Lieutenant-General in
the Army, and Colonel 9th foot ; served in Hanover
1805-6, at Waloheren 1809, and in the Peninsular
war 1811-13.— United Service Club, S.W.
HOPE, Lady Mary Frances (of Featherstone
Castle).
Third dau. of the 7th Earl of Westmeath ; m. 1837
Hon. James Hope (a younger son of the late
Earl of Hopetoun), who assumed the name of
Wallace, and d. 1854. — Featherstone Castle,
Haltwhistle, Northumberland.
HOPE, Hon. Charles.
Third son of the 4th Earl of Hopetoun ; h. 1808 ;
m. 1841 Isabella Ellen, eldest dau. of the 5th Earl
of Selkirk. Educated at Edinburgh; called to
Scottish Bar 1831 ; appointed a Commissioner of
Greenwich Hospital 1839, Lieutenant-Governor of
the Isle of ]\Ian 1845; is Vice-Lieutenant of co.
Linlithgow ; was M.P. for co. Linlithgow 1838-45.
— Hopetoun House, Linlithgowshire, N.B.
HOPE, Alexander James Beresford Beresford,
Esq. (of Bedgebury Park).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Hope, Esq., by
Louisa, youngest dau. of the 1st Lord Decies (she
VI. 2nd 1832 Viscount Beresford, G.C.B., and d,
1851) ; h. 1820 ; m. 1842 Mildred, dau. of the 8th
Marquis of Salisbury ; assumed the name of Beres-
ford by Royal license. Educated at Harrow and
Trinity Coll, Cambridge (B.A. 1840, M.A. 1843);
cr. Hon. D.C.L. of Oxford 1848; is a Magistrate
for Kent; was M.P. for Maidstone 1841-52, and
1857-9. — Bedgebury Park, near Staplehiu'st, Kent;
Carlton, Athenjeum, University, and Oxford and
Cambiidge Clubs, S.W. ; 1, Connaught Place, Hyde
Park, W.
Heir, his sou Alexander, h. 18 — .
HOPE, George ^ViUiam, Esq. (of Luffness).
Second son of late General the Hon. Sir A. Hope,
G.C.B. (who was a son of the 2nd Earl of Hope-
toun), by Georgiana, dau. of George Brown, Esq. ;
h. 1808; m. 1836 Caroline Georgiana, dau. of the
late Lord Montagu. Educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1828, M.A. 1830) ; called to the
Scottish Bar 1833 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Haddington ; was M.P. for Weymouth
1837-41, for Southampton 1842-7 ; L^^nder-Secretary
of State for the Colonies 1841-2 ; elected M.P. for
Windsor 1859. — LufFness, near Drem, Haddington-
shire, N.B. ; Carlton and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ;
14, Curzon Street, W.
HOPE, Henry Thomas, Esq. (of Deepdene).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Hope, Esq., of
Deepdene (author of " Anastasius"), by Louis.i,
youngest dau. of the 1st Lord Decies (she married
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2nd 1832 Viscount Beresford, G.C.B., and d. 1851) ;
h. 1808. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1829); is a Magistrate for Surrey; was
M.P. for East Looe 1830-2, for Gloucester 1833-41
and 1847-52. — Deepdene, near Dorking, Surrey ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 116, Piccadilly, W.
HOPE, Rear- Admiral James, C.B. (of Carriden).
Only son of the late Admiral Sir George Hope,
K.C.B., of Carriden, by Jemima, dau. of James,
Earl of Hopetoun ; b. 1808 ; s. 1818 ; m. 1838
Frederica, dau. of Cliarles Lord Kinnaird (she d.
1856). Entered the Navy in 1822 ; served in the
expedition in the river Plate 1845-7, and in the
Baltic fleet during the Russian war ; was Com-
mander-in-Chief in the East-India and China seas
in 1859 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Linlithgow. This family is a younger branch of
that of the Earl of Hopetoun. — Carriden, near
j Bo'ness, Linlithgowshire ; United Service Club,
! S.W.
HOPE-JOHWSTONE, John James, Esq. (of
Annandale).
! Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir William John-
; stone Hope, G.C.B., by Anne, dau. of James, 3rd
i Earl of Hopetoun; h. 1796; s. 1818; m. 1816
I Alicia Anne Gordon, dau. of George Gordon, Esq.,
of Hallhead, N.B. Educated at Edinburgh Uni-
versity ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Dumfries ; was M.P. for co. Dumfries 1830-47, re-
I chosen 1856. This family is descended from the
i Scottish Earls and Marquises of Annandale, and
; Mr. Hope-Johnstone is one of the claimants of
that Earldom. — Eaehills and Hewk, near Locker-
bie, CO. Dumfries ; Carlton Club, S.W.
ITdr, his grandson John James, h. 1842.
HOPE-SCOTT, James Robert, Esq., Q,.C.,
D.C.L. (of Abbotsford).
Third son of the late Geuer.al the Hon. Sir Alex-
ander Hope, G.C.B. (who was a son of the 2nd
Earl of Hopetoun), by Georgiana Alicia, 3rd dau.
of George Brown, Esq. ; b. 1812 ; m. 1847 Char-
lotte Harriet Jane, only child of the late J. G. Lock-
hart, Esq., and grand-dau. of Sir Walter Scott,
Bart., whose name he assumed in 1853. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1833), and was
afterwards Fellow of Merton Coll. ; called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple 1838 ; became a Queen's
Counsel in 1850. — Abbotsford, near Melrose, N.B. ;
44, Parliament Street, S.W.-
Heiress, his only surviving dau. Mary Monica.
HOPE-VERE, "William Edward, Esq. (of Craigie
I HaU).
I Eldest son of the late James Joseph Hope-Vere,
! Esq., by Elizabeth, 4th dau. of the late Marquis of
' Tweeddale, K.T. ; b. 1824 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1857 Lady
I Mary Emily Boyle, youngest dau. of the late Vis-
I count Dungarvan, and sister of the 9th Earl of
Cork. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Lanark and Linlithgow, and a Brigadier-General
in the Royal Company of Archers, the Queen's
Body-guard in Scotland ; was formerly in the
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Grenadier Guards. — Craigie H.iU, near Edinburgh ;
Blackwood, near Lanark, N.B. ; Boodle's and
Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; Garrick Club, W.C.
Heir, his son James Charles, b. 1858.
HOPE-'WALLACE, John George Frederick,
Esq. (of Featherstone Castle).
Eldest son of the late Hon. James Hope (2nd son
of the 4th Earl of Hopetoun), who assumed the
additional name of Wallace, by Mary Frances, dau.
of the 7th Earl Westmeath ; b. 1839; s. 1854.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford. — Featherstone Castle,
near Haltwhistle, Northumberland ; 50, Rutland
Gate, Hyde Park, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle the Hon. Charles Hope
(whom see).
HOPES, William, Esq. (of Brampton Crofts).
Eldest son of the late William Hopes, Esq., by Jane,
only dau. of WilHam Dickinson, Esq., of Stain-
more; b. 1800; m. 1838 Jane, dau. of Thomas
Swanwick, Esq., of Macclesfield. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Chester, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Westmoreland. — Brampton Crofts, near Ap-
pleby, Westmoreland.
Heir, his dau. Jane, b. 1838.
HOPETOUlsr (Earl of), John Alexander Hope
(cr. 1703).
Only son of the 5th Earl, by Louisa, dau. of the 3rd
Lord Macdonald ; h. 1831 ; s. 1843. Educated at
Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co, Linlithgow ; late Lieutenant
2nd Life Guards ; sits in the House of Lords as
Loi-d Hopetoun, U.K. {cr. 1814). — Hopetoun
House, near Queensferry, N.B. ; Ormiston House,
near Haddington, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 9,
Gloucester Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W.
Heir Pres., his cousin John George Hope-
Wallace, Esq. (whom see).
HOPKINS, Sir Francis, Bart. (cr. 1795).
Only son of the late Sir F. Hopkins, Bart., M.P.,
by Eleanor, dau. of S. Thompson, Esq., of Rath-
nally, co. Meath ; b. 1813 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1814.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Westmeath (High Sheriff 1855).—
Rochfort, near MuUingar, co. Westmeath ; Carlton
and O.xford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W. ; 53 A,
Pall Mall, S.W.
HOPKINS, John, Esq. (of Tidmarsh House).
Only surviving son of the late Robert Hopkin.«,
Esq. ; b. 180- ; m. 1828 Jane, dau. of the late Rev.
J. Symonds Breedon, D.D., of Bere Court, Berks.
Is a Magistrate for Berks (High Sheriff 1848).—
Tidmarsh House, near Reading, Berks.
Heir, his son Robert John (whom see).
HOPKINS, Robert John, Esq. (of Pangbourne
Lodge).
Only surviving son of John Hopkins, Esq., of
Tidmarsh House (whom see) ; b. 1829 ; m. 1853
Elizabeth Clara, dau. of the Rev. D, Rodney
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Murray. Educated at Eton and Balliol Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1851, M.A. 1854) ; is a Magistrate
for Berks. — Pangbourne Lodge, near Reading,
Berks ; University Club, S.W.
HOPKIlSrS, Thomas, Esq. (of Gravel Mount).
Son of the late William Hopkins, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of the late Robert Tighe, Esq., of South Hill,
Westmeath ; h. 1808 ; in. 1838 Mary, youngest
dau. of the late Samuel Mills, Esq., of co. Kildare.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1830) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Meath. — Gravel Mount, near
Navan, co, Meath.
HOPKINSOISr, Sir Charles, Knt., C.B. (cr. 1837).
Son of the late B. Hopkinson, Esq., of Highbury
Park, Middlesex ; h. 1783. Is a Colonel in the
Indian Army, with the rank of Major-General in
the East Indies; served in India 1799-1829. —
United Service Club, S.W. ; 2, King Street, St.
James's, S.W.
HOPPER-WILLIAMSOIvT, the Bev. Eobert.
Eldest son of the late Robert Hopper- Williamson,
Esq., of Wickham, co. Durham, Barrister-at-Law,
Chancellor of the County Palatine, and Recorder
of Newcastle-on-Tyne, by Ann, dau. and heires.?
of the Rev. Dr. Williamson, Rector of Wickham,
youngest son of Sir W. Williamson, Bart., whose
name he assumed ; h. 1784; s. 1836; m. 1811 Eliza-
beth, only dau. of William Barras, Esq. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1807, M.A.
1810) ; appointed Rector of Hurworth 1832. The
family of Hopper was formerly of Shincliffe, near
Durham. — Hurworth Rectory, near Darlington,
CO. Durham.
Heir, his son Robert, in Holy Orders, Incumbent
of Lamesley, h. 1813.
HOPTOW, Eev. John.
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Parsons, of
Kemerton, co. Gloucester, who assumed the name
of Hopton in 1817, and half-brother of Rev. W.
P. Hopton (whom see), by his 1st wife Mary, dau.
of Morgan Graves, Esq., of Mickleton, co. Glou-
cester ; h. 1784 ; m. 1807 Grace Anne, dau. of John
Williams, Esq. Educated at Hereford Cathedral
School and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1807) ;
appointed Rector of Canon Frome 1808, Preben-
dary of Hereford 1832 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Hereford.— Canon Frome Rectory, near Ledburj-,
Herefordshire.
Heir, his son John, M.A., of Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford, h. 1810.
HOPTON, Eev. William Parsons.
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Hopton, by
his 2nd wife Anne, dau. of James Poole, Esq., of
Homend ; h. 1802; m. 1830 Diana Christian, 2nd
dau. of the Rev. Charles Shuckbrugh. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823, M.A. 1826) ;
appointed Vicar of Frome Bi.shop 1826, Preben-
dary of Hereford 1858 ; is a Magistrate and Dap.
Lieut, for Herefordshire. This family were formerly
possessors of large estates in Shropshire, and came
into Herefordshire temp. Charles I. — Bishop's
Frome, Bromyard.
Heir, his son Edward, Lieutenant 88th regiment,
h. 1837.
HOPWOOD, John Bentinck, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Rev. H. Hopwood, Rector of
Bothal, Northumberland, by his 1st wife Emily
Cavendish, youngest dau. of the late Lord W. C.
Bentinck, M.P., and niece of the 4th Duke of
Portland; &. 1846 ; s. 1859. — Bothal, near Mor-
peth, Northimiberland.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Arthur, h. 1848.
HOPWOOD, John Tm-ner, Esq. (of Rockcliffe),
Eldest son of Robert Hopwood, Esq., by Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of the late John Turner, Esq., of Hud-
dersfield ; h. 1829 ; m. 1858 Mary Augusta Hen-
rietta, 3rd dau. of the Hon. Henry Coventry.
Educated at King's Coll., London, and Trinity Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1854, M.A. 1857); called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1854 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; has been M.P.
for C'litheroe since 1857. This family was formerly
settled at Blackburn, but originally came from
Horrockford, near Clitheroe. — Rockcliffe, near
Blackburn, Lancashire ; Bracewell, near Gisburne,
Yorkshire ; Carlton and Oxford and Cambridge
Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son, h. 1859.
HOPWOOD.
(See Gngrjc.)
HOKDEEN, Alexander, Esq. (of Oxley Manor).
Eldest son of the late James Hordern, Esq., of
W^olverhampton ; l>. 1786 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1827 Jane,
dau. of Benjamin Hill, Esq., of Wolverhampton.
Educated at University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1807,
M.A. 1814) ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1817 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Stafford. — Oxley Jlanor, near Wolverhampton,
Staffordshire.
HOEE, Herbert Francis, Esq. (of Pole-Hore).
Eldest son of the late Herbert William Hore, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of George Curling, Esq., of
West Hatch, E.ssex ; h. 1817; s. 1833; m. 1840
Dorothea Lucretia, dau. of Alexander Whalley
Light, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Wexford.
This is one of the Anglo-Norman families who came
over with Strongbow : they were spoiled of the
greater part of their estates by Cromwell ; but some
were re-granted by Charles II. — Pole-Hore, near
Wexford.
Heir, his son Philip Herbert, h. 1841.
HORE, Walter, Esq. (of BaUyalton).
Eldest son of tlie late Rev. Walter Hore, of New-
lands, CO. Wexford, by Harriet Jocelyn, dau. of the
Hon. George Jocelyn, of Dublin ; h. 1813 ; s. 1843 ;
m. 1849 Marion, dau. of the Right Rev. Dr. Grif-
fin, Bishop of Limerick. Is a Magistrate for cos.
Tyrone and Down. This family is descended from
a common ancestor with Mr. Hore-Ruthven, of
Harperston (whom see). — BaUyalton, near New-
townards, co. Down.
Heir, his son Walter Horc, h. 1855.
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HOBE-RUTHVEIT, Walter, Esq. (of Ilar-
perston).
Eldest son- of the late William Here, Esq., by
Eleanor Catherine, dau. of 8ir Simon Bradstreet,
Bart. ; h. 1784 ; s. 1/98 ; m. 1806 Elizabeth Thorn-
ton, Baroness Ruthven, whose name he has as-
sumed. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wexford (High
Sheriff 1828) ; formerly commanded the Taghmon
Yeomanry Cavalry. This family is of great anti-
quity in CO. Wexford, and formerly returned two
members to the Irish Parliament for the borough
Taghmon, which was part of their property. — Har-
perston, near Taghmon, co. Wexford ; Freeland
House, Bridge of Earne, Perthshire.
Heir, his grandson Walter James, Lieutenant
Eifle Brigade, h. 1836.
HORN, Frederick, Esq. (of Bishopwearmoutli).
Eldest surviving son of the late Nathan Horn, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of the late Anthony Almond,
Esq., of Bishopwearmouth ; J. 1804. Called to the
Bar of the Middle Temple 1829 ; is a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Durham. — Bishopwearmouth, near Durham.
HOEWBY, Sir Phipps, K.C.B. (or. 1852).
Fifth son of the late Eev. G. Hornby, Hector of
Wiuwick, by Lucy, sister of the late Earl of Derby ;
6. 1785 ; m. 1814 Maria Sophia, dau. of the late
Lieutenant-Greneral J. Burgoyne. Educated at
Sunbury ; entered the Navy 1798, became Admiral
of the Blue in 1858 ; was a Lord of the Admiralty
in 1852 ; has served on the West-Indian and Medi-
terranean stations ; late Commander-in-Chief in the
Pacific, and Comptroller-General of the Coast-
guard Service. This family is of Lancashire, but
Sir Phipps succeeded to the estates of his godfather,
Thomas Peckham Phipps, Esq., of Little Green,
Sussex. — Little Green, near Petersfield ; United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Geoffrey Thomas Phipps, Captain
E.N.'; h. 1825 ; m. 1853 Emily Frances, dau. of the
Rev. T. Coles, of Ditcham Park.
HGBKTBY, Daniel, Esq. (of Raikes Hall),
Second but eldest surviving son of the late John
Hornby, Esq., by Alice, dau. of Daniel Backhouse,
of Liverpool, and widow of — Kendal, Esq. ; h.
1800 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1841 Frances, 4th dau. of John
Birley, Esq., of Manchester. Late Major 3rd Royal
Lancashire Militia. — Raikes Hall, near Blackpool,
Lancashire.
Heirs, his two daughters,
HORNBY, Edmund George, Esq, (of Dalton
Hall),
Only surviving son of the late Edmund Hornby,
Esq., by Charlotte, dau. of the 12th Earl of Derby,
K.G. ; h. 1799 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1827 Sarah, dau. of
Thomas Yates, Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity
College, Cambridge (M.A. 1821) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, force. Lancaster; was M.P. for
Warrington 1831-4, and for twelve years Chairman
of the Lancashire Quarter Sessions. This family
was formerly resident at Poulton-leFylde and
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Scale Hall, near Lancaster. — Dalton Hall, near
Burton, Westmoreland.
Heir, his son Edmund Geoffrey Stanley, Captain
1st Royal Lancashire Militia, h. 1839,
HORNBY, John, Esq. (of Raikes Hall),
Youngest son of the late John Hornby, Esq., of
Blackburn, co. Lancaster ; h. 1811 ; m. 1844 Mar-
garet, dau. of Rev. C. Bird. Educated at St,
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836) ;
was M.P. for Blackburn 1841-52.— Raikes Hall,
near Blackburn, Lancashire ; University Club,
S.W. ; 22, Park Crescent, W.
HORNBY, Rev. William,
Eldest son of the late Rev. Hugh Hornby, of St.
Michael's-on-Wyre, co. Lancaster, by Ann, dau. of
J, Starky, Esq. ; h. 1810 ; m. 1st 1837 Ellen, dau.
ofW. Cross, Esq.; 2nd 1844 Susan, dau. of Ad-
miral Sir Phipps Hornby. K.C.B. Educated at
Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A.
1834) ; Vicar of St. Michael's-on-Wyre ; Hon.
Canon of Manchester and Rural Dean. This family
for many centuries has been resident in Lanca-
shire.— St. Michael's-on-Wyre, GfarstaDg-, Lanca-
shire.
Heir, his son Starky, h. 1839.
HORNBY, William Hem-y, Esq. (of Shrewbridga
HaU),
Third son of the late John Hornby, Esq., of Raikes
Hall, CO, Lancaster, by Alice, dau. of D. Back-
house, Esq., and widow of — Kendal, Esq. ; h.
1805 ; m. 1831 Margaret Susannah, only dau. of
E. Birley, Esq., of Kirkham, co. Lancaster. Is a
Magistrate for co. Lancaster, and a Merchant at
Blackburn ; was M.P. for Blackburn 1857-9.—
Shrewbridge Hall, near Nantwich, Cheshire ;
Mains Hall, Lancashire ; Carlton and Windham
Clubs, S.W. ; 4, Spring-Gardens Terrace, S.W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1832,
HORNE, Sir William, Knt., Q.C. (cr. 1830).
Son of the late — Home, Esq. ; 6. 1774 ; m. 1800
Miss Hesse (she d. 1850) ; called to the Ear at
Lincoln's Inn 1798 ; is a Bencher of Lincoln's Inn ;
was Solicitor-General 1830-2, Attorney-General
1832-4, and a Master in Chancery 1839-53 ; was
M.P. for Newton 1831-2, and for Maryleboue
1832-4. — Epping House, near Hertford ; 49, Upper
Harley Street, W.
HORNER, Eev. Jolm Stuart Hippisley (of
Mells Park).
Son of the late Thomas Strangways Horner, Esq.,
by Margaret Frances, dau. of the late Sir John
Coxe Hippisley, Bart., of Ston Easton, Somerset ;
h. 1810 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1840 Sophia Gertrude, dau. of
the late William Dickinson, Esq., M.P. Educated
at the Charterhouse and Exeter Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1834, M.A. 1835) ; appointed Rector of
Mells, 1835.— Mells Park, near Frome, Somerset.
Heir, his son John Francis Fortescue, b. 1842,
HORNOR, Edward, Esq. (of The Howe).
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Hornor, Esq., by
Alice, sister of the late Dr. Birkbeck ; h, 1811 ;
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
• in. 1842 Anne, dau. of Robert Moline, Esq., of
Stone House, Kent. Is a Magistrate for Essex. —
The Howe, near Halstead, Essex.
Ifeii; liis son Francis Birkbeck, b. 1843.
HORNYOLD, Joh.n Vincent, Esq.. (of Blackmore
Park).
Only son of the late John Vincent Gandolfi, Esq.,
of Portobello House, East Sheen, Surre}', by Teresa,
sister of the late Thomas Hornyold, Esq., of Black-
more Park and Hanley Castle, co. Worcester ;
I. 1819 ; s. his uncle 1859, when he assumed his
name ; m. 1846 Charlotte Mary, 2nd dau. of the
Hon. Charles Langdale. Educated at Oscott Coll. ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester,
and a Knight of the Noble Order of Christ,
granted by Pope Gregory XVI. The family of
Gandolfi is of Italian extraction, but has been settled
in England since the eighteenth century. — Black-
more Park, near Upton - on- Severn, Worcester-
. shire ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; and Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his son Thomas Charles, h. 1846.
HORSFALL, Thomas Berry, Esq. (of BeUa-
moiir Hall).
Eldest son of the late C. Horsfall, Esq., by Dorothy,
dau. of the late T. Berry, Esq., of Liverpool ;
b. 1805 ; m. 1st 1834 Jane Anne, dau. of late T. E.
Marsh, Esq. ; 2nd 1847 Mary, dau. of late E. S.
Cox, Esq., of Brailsford Hall, co. Derby. A Mer-
chant at Liverpool ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for cos. Lancaster and Stafford ; was Mayor of
Liverpool 1847-8 ; elected l.st President of Liver-
pool Chamber of Commei-ce ; was M.P. for Derby
18.52-3 ; has been M.P. for Liverpool since 1853.
— Bellamour Hall, near Hugeley, Staffordshire ;
Carlton and National Clubs, S.W. ; 6, Clifford
Street, W.
HOESFOED, Sir.Robert Marsh, Knt. (cr. 1841).
Son of the late Paul Horsford, Esq., some time
Chief Justice of Antigua, West Indies; b. 1798 ;
m. 1830 Maria, dau. of J. Maddison, Esq. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Exeter Coll., Oxford ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple in 1822 ;
late Chief Justice of Antigua, of which he has
been Solicitor and Attorney-General.— Antigua,
West Indies.
HORSFOIID, Thomas Moor, Esq. (of Bosva-
thick).
Eldest surviving son of the late Joseph Horsford,
Esq., by Phillis, dau. of the late Thomas Moor,
Esq., of Bosvathick, Cornw;dl ; b. 1805 ; s. 1850 ;
m. 1842 Phoebe, only dau. of the late J. Bull, Esq.
Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1834 ; is a
Magistrate for Cornwall. — Bosvathick, near Fal-
mouth, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Thomas Moor Alphonse, b. 1847.
HORSMAKT, Right Hon. Edward (of Ashby St.
Lager's).
Son of the late William Horsnian, Esq., by Jane,
sister of the 9th Earl of Stair ; b. 1807 ; m. 1841
Charlotte Louisa, dau. of the late J, C. Ramsden,
Esq., M.P. Educated at Rugby ; is an Advocate
at Scottish Bar (called 1832) ; was a Lord of the
Treasury June — Sept. 1841, Chief Secretary for
Ii-eland 1855-7 ; was M.P. for Cockermouth 1S3C-
52 ; has sat for Stroud since 1853. —Ashby St.
Leger's, near Rugby, Warwickshire ; Reform Club,
S.W ; 1, Richmond Terrace, S.W,
HORT, Sir Josiah ■WiUiam, Bart. (cr. 1767).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Hort, Bart., by
Margaret, dau. of Sir Fitzgerald Aylmer, Bart. ;
b. 1791 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1807 ; m. 1826 Louisa
Georgiana, dau. of the late Sir John Caldwell,
Bart, (she d. 1856). Educated at Westminster and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1812) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kildare ; was M.P.
for CO. Kildare 1831-2. — Hortland House, near
Kilcock, CO. Kildare ; University Club, S.W,
HORTOW, Joshua Thomas, Esq. (of Howroyde).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Joshua Thomas Horton,
by Harriet, dau. of Sir T. Dalrymple Hesketh,
Bart., of Rufford, co. Lancaster ; b. 1836 ; s. 1845 ;
m. 1857 Elizabeth Blackie, dau. of John Roberton,
Esq. Educated at Rugbj^ ; is a Magistrate for
W. Riding of York, and Cornet 2nd W. York
Yeomanry Cavahy. — Howroyde, near Halifax,
Yorkshire.
HORV/OOD, Rev. Edward Russell.
Eldest son of the late Edward Horwood, Esq., by
Harriet, dau. of George Spry, Esq., Captain 70th
foot ; b. 1821 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1853 Caroline Eliza-
beth, dau. of Dr. Hooper, of Elkstone House,
Cheltenham. Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1843, M.A. 1843) ; appointed Vicar of
Maldon 1850 ; is a Magistrate for Essex and for
the borough of Maldon, and a Surrogate for the
Archdeaconry of Essex and Consistory Court of
Rochester. This family was formerly of the Manor
House, Weston Turville, Bucks. — The Vicarage,
Maldon, Essex.
Iltir, his son Edward Dudley Spry, b. 1858.
HOSKEN, James Theodore, Esq. (of EUenglaze).
Only child of the late James Harvey Hosken, Esq.,
of EUenglaze, by Caroline, dau. of Lieutenant-
Colonel Sandys, of Llanarth ; b. 1838 ; .s. 1839.
Appointed to the Indian Army 1858, — EUenglaze
House, near Probus, Cornwall.
Heir Pres., his uncle John, b. 1808.
HOSKIjNTS, Thomas Alison, Esq. (of Higham), 'I
Eldest son of the late George Hoskins, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Thomas Alison, Esq., of Liverpool ;
b. 1800 ; 'm. 1827 Sarah, dau. of Thomas Irwin,
Es(i., of Justice Town, Cumberland. Educated at
Rugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cum-
berland (High Sheriff 1854). This family was
formerly of Barrow Green, near Oxted, Surrey. —
Higham, near Cockermouth, Cumberland,
Heir, his son George Richard, b. 1828.
HOSKYNS, Sir Hungerford, Bart. (cr. 1676),
Eldest son of the late Sir Hungerford Hoskyns,
Bart., by Catherine, dau. of Sir Edward Francis
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Stanliope, Bart.; I. 1770; s. as 7th Bart. 1802;
m. 1803 Sarah, dau. of John Philips, Esq., of Bank
Hall, CO. Chester. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Hereford (High Sheriff 1814), and
Patron of 1 living. — Harewood House, near Ross,
Herefordshire.
Ileb; his son Hungerford, h. 1804.
HOSKYNS, Chandos Wren, Esq. (of Wroxliall
Abbey).
Second son of Sir Hungerford Hoskyns, Bart., of
Harewood, co. Hereford, by iSarah, dau. of John
Philips, Esq., of Bank Hall, co. Che.ster ; h. 1812 ;
m. 1st 1837 Theodosia Anne Martha, dau. of Chris-
topher E. Wren, Esq., of Wroxhall Abbey, co.
Warwick ; 2nd 1846 Anna Fane, dau. of C. M.
Eicketts, Esq., late of the Bengal Civil Service,
Educated at Shrewsbury and Balliol Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1834) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Tem-
ple 1838 ; is a Magistrate and Dej). Lieut, for co.
Warwick (High Sheriff 1855) ; author of works on
agriculture. The family of Wren (which includes
in its lineal descent the celebrated Sir Christopher
Wren, Architect of St. Paul's and Founder of the
Royal Society, in which Chair he was succeeded
by Sir John Hoskyns, Bart.) was anciently settled
in the county of Durham, and is of Danish descent.
(6'ee the "Wren Parentalia.") — Wroxhall Abbey,
near Warwick ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Hungerford Chandos, b. 1852.
HOSTE, Sir "William Legge George, Bart. (cr.
1814).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Hoste, Bart., by
Harriet, dau. of Horatio, 2nd Earl of Orford ;
h. 1818 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1826 ; m. 1858 Caroline
Dorothea, dau. of Charles Prideaux Brune, Esq.
Is a Captain R.N. ; sei-ved in Burmese and Chinese
wars 1853-8 ; was formerly Gentleman-Usher to the
late Queen Dowager.— United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his brother Wyndham Horatio Nelson,
h. 1825 ; educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford.
HOSTE, Miss (of Barwick House).
Sophia Margaret, eldest dau. of the kite Derick
Hoste, Esq., of Barwick House, by Anne, dau. of
the Rev. Dixon Hoste, of Titleshall, Norfolk ;
is. 1847. This family is descended fi-om a common
ancestor with Sir W. Hoste, Bart. — Barwick House,
Docking, near Rougham, Norfolk,
HOTHAM (Lord), Beaumont Hotham (cr. 1797).
Eldest son of the late Hon. Beaumont Hotham, by
Philadelphia, eldest dau. of Sir John Di.xon Dyke,
Bart. ; b. 1794 ; s. his grandfather as 3rd Lord
1814. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for E.
Riding of Yorkshire ; a Lieutenant-General in the
Army, unattached ; served in the Peninsula and at
Waterloo ; was M.P. for Leominster 1832-41 ; has
been M.P. for the E. Riding of Yorkshire since
1841. Pati-onage 4 livings. — South Dalton Hall,
near Beverley, Yorkshire ; Athenajum, Carlton,
and United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 7, Hill Street,
W.
Heir Pres., his neiDhew Charles, Lieutenant 18th
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foot, eldest sui'viving son of the late Rear-Admiral
the Hon. George A. Hotham, by Susan Maria, dau.
of the 2nd Marquis of Thomond, b. 1836.
HOUBLON, John Archer, Esq. (of Hallingbury
Place).
Eldest son of the late John Archer Houblon, Esq.
(who was many years M.P. for Essex), by Mary
Anne, dau. of the late T. B. Bramston, Esq., of
Skreens, also M.P. for Essex ; b. 1805 ; s. 1831 ;
■m. 1829 Anne, dau. of Admiral Sir J. W. Deans
Dundas, G.C.B. (whom see). Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Essex ; late Colonel of the Essex
Militia. — Hallingliury Place, near Bishop's Stort-
ford, Essex.
HGUGHTGlSr, George Powell, Esq. (of Kil-
manock).
Second son of the late Thomas Richard Houghton,
Esq., by Anna Maria, dau. of Richard Gason, Esq.,
of CO. Tipperary ; b. 1814 ; s. his brother Henry
Thomas (who d. unmarried) 1827 ; m. 1833 Anne,
dau. of John Greene, Esq., of Greeneville, co. Kil-
kenny (she d. 1859). Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Wexford (High Sheriff 1859). This
family is a branch of the Houghtons, Baronets, of
Houghton Towers, co. Lancaster. — Kilmanock,
near New Ross, co. Wexford ; Kildare-Street Club,
Dublin ; Royal St. George's Yacht Club, Kings-
town, near Dublin.
Co-heirs, his daus. Anne {m. Sir J. M. Stewart,
Bart., whom see), Anna Maria Alicia, and Char-
lotte,
HOUISOlSr-CIlAUFURD, William, Esq. (of
Craufru'dland Castle).
Only son of the late Rev. James Moody (who
assumed the additional surnames of Houison and
Craufurd), by Elizabeth, dau. of John Houison,
Esq., of Braehead, Midlothian ; b. 1781 ; s. 1806 ;
m. 1808 Janet Esther, only dau. of James Whyte,
Esq., of Newmaines, N.B. Educated at Edin-
burgh University ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Ayr, and a Magistrate for Midlothian ; was
formerly Major commanding 2nd Ayrshire Yeo-
manry Cavalry. — Craufurdland Castle, near Kilmar-
nock, Ayrshire ; Braehead, Midlothian, N.B.
Heir, his son John Reginald, h. 1811 ; m. 1847
Mary Dundas, dau. of John Hamilton, Esq., of
Sundrum.
HOULTGJSr, Sir George, Knt. (cr. 1838).
Son of the late J. Houlton, Esq., of Farley Castle,
Somerset; b. 1791 ; m. 1820 Anne Elizabeth, dau.
of J. Cruickshank, Esq. Is Ensign of the Yeomen
of the Guard, late Captain 43rd foot ; served in
the Peninsula and in America.
HOIILTCW, John Torriano, Esq. (of Parley
Castle, Wilts).
Eldest son of the late John Houlton, Esq., of Farley
Castle, by Mary Anne, only dau. and heir of Thomas
Ellis, Esq., of Rolleston, Devon ; b. 1799 ; s, 1839 ;
m. 1854 Ferdinandine, eldest dau. of the Baron
Theodor de Fiirstenburgh, of Heiligenhoven, in
Westphalia. — Farley Castle, near Bath.
Heir, his son Francis Ferdinand, b. 1856,
Hon]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HOUSTOIsr, Claude, Esq. (of Coneywarren).
Only son of the late Thomas Houston, Esq., of
Coneywarren House, co. Tyrone, by Charlotte
Sarah, dau. of Major-General Thomas Gerard
Elvington ; b. 1834 ; ,5. 1855. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is Captain in the Eoyal
Tyrone Fusilier Militia.^ — Coneywarren House, near
Omagh, CO. Tyrone.
HOUSTOUW, Sir Robert, K.C.E. (cr. 1837).
Son of the late Colonel A. Houstoun, of Johnstone,
CO. Renfrew ; b. 1780 ; ?n. 1802 Charlotte, dau. of
Captain Follett. Is a General in the Indian Army,
which he entered in 1795 ; late Governor of Addis-
combe College ; is a Dep. Lieut, and Convener of
CO. Haddington ; has served in Bengal Cavahy. —
Clerliintown, near Haddington, N.B. ; United Ser-
vice Club, S.AV.
lIOtrSTOUKT, Ludovio, Esq. (of Johnstone
Castle).
Eldest son of the late George Houstoun, Esq., of
Johnstone, by Mary, dau. of Colonel William
Macdowall, of Garthland ; b. 1780 ; s. 1816 ; m.
1809 Ann, eldest dau. of John Stirling, Esq., of
Kippendavie, co. Perth. Educated at Edinburgh
University ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Renfrew. His only child George, h. 1810,
represented co. Renfrew in two Parliaments, and
d. vjim. 1843. — Johnstone Castle, near Paisley,
Renfrewshire.
Heir Pres., his nephew George Ludovic, b. 1846.
HO'WABD DE "VITALDEN (Lord), Cliarles
Augustus BUis, G.C.B. (cr. 1597).
Elder son of tlie 1st Lord Seaford, by Elizabeth
Catharine Caroline, dau. of Lord Hervey, and
grand-dau. of the late Earl of Bristol; b. 1799 ; s.
to the Barony of Howard de Walden 1803, and to
that of Seaford 1S45 ; m. 1828 Lucy, dau. of 4th
Duke of Portland. Educated at Eton ; was for-
merly Captain Sth foot ; was Under-Secretary for
Foreign ASairs 1827-8 ; afterwards Minister at
Stockholm and Lisbon ; appointed Minister at
Brussels 1846. Is descended maternally from a
common ancestor vnt\\ the Earl of Suffolk. — British
Embassy, Bi'ussels ; 19, Cavendish Square, W.
Heir, his son Frederick George, Captain 4th
Dragoons, b. 1830.
HOWARD, Lord Edward George Fitzalan (of
Glossop Hall).
Second son of the 13th Duke of Norfolk, by Char-
lotte Sophia, eldest dau. of 1st Duke of Sutherland,
K.G., and brother of the 14th Duke of Norfolk ;
b. ISIS ; m. 1851 Augusta, only dau. of the late
Hon. G. H. Talbot, cousin of 18th Earl of Shrews-
bui-y. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate for Sussex, Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby ;
has been M.P. for Arundel since 1852 ; was M.P.
for Horsham 1848-52 ; Vice-Chamberlain of the
Household 1846-52. — Glossop Hall, Derbyshire;
Brookes' and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 19, Rutland
. Gate, W.
Heir, his son Charles Bernard Talbot, b. 1852.
HOWARD, Sir Ralph, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late Hon. Hugh Howard (who was
brother of the 1st Earl of Wicklow), by Catherine,
dau. of Very Rev. Robert Bligh, Dean of Elphin ;
b. 179 - ; m. 1837 Charlotte, dau. of David Craufurd,
Esq., and widow of Sir John James Eraser, Bart.,
of Ledeclune. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Wicklow, and Colonel of the Wicklow Rifles ;
was M.P. for co. Wicklow 1829-52.— Bushy Park,
near Arklow, co. Wicklow ; Athenreum and Reform
Clubs, S.AV. ; 17, Belgrave Square, S.W.
HOWARD, Hon. Charles Wentworth George.
Fifth son of the 6th and brother of the 7th Earl of
Carlisle ; b. 1814 ; m. 1842 Mary, 2nd dau. of 1st
Lord Wensleydale (she d. 1843). Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1836) ; has been
M.P. for E. Cumberland since 1840.— Naworth
Castle, near Brampton, Cumberland ; 56, Park
Street, AV.
HOWARD, Hon. Edward Granville George.
Fourth son of the 6th and brother of the 7th Earl
of Carlisle; b. 1809; m. 1843 Diana, dau. of Hon.
G. Ponsonby. Educated at the Naval Coll. ;
entered the Navy 1823, became Captain R.N.
1838, and has since been on half-pay ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Derby ; was M.P. for Morpeth
1835-7 and 1840-52.-86, Eaton Place, S.W.
HOWARD, Hon. and Very Rev. Henry Edward
John, Dean of Lichfield.
Fourth son of the 5th Earl of Carlisle ; b. 1795 ; m.
1824 Henrietta Elizabeth, dau. of Ichabod Wright,
Esq., of Mapperley Hall, Notts. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 181S, M.A. 1822,
D.D. 1838) ; ajspointed Rector of Donington, Dean
of Lichfield, and Rector of Tateuhill 1833. —
Donington Rectory, near Wolverhampton ; The
Deanery, Lichfield, Staffordshire.
HOWARD, Hon. Henry George,
Sixth son of the 6th and brother of the 7th Earl of
Carlisle ; b. 1818 ; in. 1845 Mary Wellesley, dau.
of J. McTavish, Esq. (she d. 1850). Educated at
Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1838) ;
became Attache at Paris 1838, Secretary of Lega-
tion at the Hague 1846, at Lisbon 1848, at Vienna
1851 (where, as also at Lisbon, he was some time
Charge d' Affaires) ; appointed Secretary to British
Embassy at Paris 1853 (where he was several times
Chargd d' Affaires) ; appointed Envoy to Tuscany
1858, resigned the same year.
HOWARD, Hon. James Kenneth (of Hazelby).
Fourth son of the 16th Earl of Suffolk; 6. 1814;
m. 1845 Louisa, only dau. of the 3rd Marquis of
Lansdowne. Educated at the Charterhouse ; for-
merly a Precis Writer in the Foreign Office, and a
Groom in Waiting ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Hants ; was M.P. for Malmesbury 1841-52 ; is
a Commissioner of Woods and Forests. — Hazelby,
near Newbury, Berks; 1. Whitehall Place, S.W.
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HOWARD, Hon. and Hev, ■William,
Third son of the 1st Earl of Effingham ; &. 1815.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1837) ; ap-
pointed Rector of Whiston 1811. — Whiston Rec-
tory, near Eotherham, Yorkshire.
HOWARD, Henry, Esq. (of Greystoke).
Only son of the late Loi'd Henry Thomas Howard
Molyneux Howard (who was brother of Bernard,
Duke of Norfolk), by Elizabeth, dau. of Edward
Long, Esq.; ?^1802; s. 1824; wi. 1349 Charlotte
Caroline Georgiana, eldest dau. of Henry Laws
Long, Esq., of Hampton Lodge, Surrey. Edu-
cated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate for Cumberland,
Westmoreland, and Gloucester.shire, and a Dep.
Lieut, for Cumberland (High Sheriff 1834) ; was
M.P. for Steyning 1824-6, for Shoreham 182C-32.
— Greystoke Castle, near Carlisle, Cumberland ;
Thornbury Castle, Gloucestershire.
I/cir, his sonLIenry Charles, b. 1850.
HOWARD, Hon. Mrs. (of Castle Rising),
Mar}^, only dau. and co-heir of the late Richard
Bagot, Esq. (brother of the 1st Lord Bagot, who
a^umed, on his marriage, the name of Howard), by
Frances, 2nd dau. of William, Viscount Andover,
and grand-dau. of the 11th Earl of Suffolk; s. her
mother 1818 ; m. 1807 Colonel the Hon. Eulke
Greville Upton (son of 1st Lord Templetown), who
assumed on his marriage, by Sign Manual, the sur-
name of Howard, and d. 1846. — Castle Rising,
Norfolk ; Ashtead Park, near Epsom, Surrey ;
Levens Hall, near Milnthorpe, Westmoreland ;
Elford, near Lichfield, Staffordshire.
HOWARD, Philip Henry, Esq., F.S.A, (of
Corby).
Eldest son of the late Henry Howard, Esq., of
Corby, by Catherine Mary, dau. of Sir Richard
Neave, Bart., of Dagnam Park, Essex ; b. 1801 ;
s. 1842 ; m. 1843 Eliza Minto, eldest dau. of the
late Major John Canning, H.E.I. Co.'s Service,
some time Political Resident at the Court of Ava,
and niece of the late F. Canning, Esq., of Foxcote,
whose estates in the counties of Warwick and
Salop she inherits. Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland ;
was M.P. for Carlisle 1830-47 and 1848-52. This
family is descended from Thomas, the 4th Duke of
Norfolk, by his 2nd Duchess, Margaret, dau. of
Thomas Lord Audley of Walden, Chancellor of
England. — Corby Castle, near Carlisle, Cumber-
land ; Foxcote, Warwickshire ; Athenaeum and
Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Philip John Canning, b. 1853.
HOWDEN" (Lord), John Hobart Caradoc, G.C.B.,
K.H. (cr. 1831).
Only son of the 1st Lord, by Tbeodosia, dau. of the
1st Earl of Clanwilliam ; b. 1799 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1830
Katharine, dau. of Count Skavronsky, of Russia.
Educated at Eton ; is a Major-General in the Army,
and Equerry to Duchess of Kent ; formerly A.D.C.
to 1st Duke of Wellington ; late Ambassador at
Madrid ; is a Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of
Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Dundalk 1830-1. This
family is of ancient British extraction. — United
Service and Athenaeum Clubs, S.W.
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HOWE (Earl), Richard William Penn Curzon-
Hovsre, P.O., G.C.H, (cr. 1821).
Only son of the late Hon. P. A, Curzon, by Sophia
Charlotte, Baroness Howe ; h. 1796 ; s. as 2nd
Viscount Curzon 1820 ; m. 1st 1820 Harriet
Georgiana, dau. of 6th Earl of Cardigan ; 2nd 1845
Anne, dau. of Admiral Sir J. Gore. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Leicester, and Lieutenant-Colonel Leicester Yeo-
manry ; a Governor of Charterhouse, and a Trustee
of Rugby school ; formerly Lord Chamberlain to
the late Queen Dowager. Patronage 12 livings. —
Gopsal Hall, near Atherstone, Derbyshire; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 8, South Audley Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Curzon (whom see).
HOWELL, Francis, Esq. (of Ethy).
Eldest son of the late David Howell, Esq., of
Ethy, by Frances, dau. of Thomas Russell, Esq.,
of Dover, Kent; b. 1822; s. 1845; m. 1851
Rhoda Hariot Caroline, dau. of the Rev. R. Buller,
of Lonreath. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Corn-
wjiU (High Sheriff 1854), and Captain Royal
Cornwall and Devon Miners Artillery Militia. —
Ethy, near Lostwithiel, Cornwall ; Reform and
University Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis Buller, b. 1852.
HOWES, Edward, Esq. (of Morningthorpe
Manor).
Second son of the late Rev. George Howes, by
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Robert Fellowes, Esq., of
Shotesham, Norfolk ; 6. 1813 ; s. bis uncle the Rev.
Thomas Howes 1848 ; in. 1st 1842 Agnes Maria,
dau. of Richard Gwyn, Esq., who d. 1843 ; 2nd
1851 Fanny, dau. of Robert Fellowes, Esq. Edu-
cated at St. Paul's and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1835) ; elected Fellow of Trinity Coll. 1836 ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1839 ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and Chairman
of the County Quarter Sessions ; elected M.P. for
E. Norfolk 1859. This family has been settled for
many generations in its present abode. — The Manor
House, Morningthorpe, Long Stratton, Norfolk.
HOWTiSY, WilUam, Esq. (of Rich HiU).
Second son of the late John Howley, Esq., by Amy,
dau. of William Bourke, Esq., of Pallas, co. Tippe-
rary ; b. 1791 ; m. 182- Elizabeth, dau. of JohnHar-
tigan, Esq. Educated at St. ]\Iary's Coll. , Oscott ; is
a Magistrate for cos. Limerick and Tipperary, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for city of Limerick.
This family was formerly settled at Ballintougher,
CO. Tipperary. — Rich Hill, Lianagry, near Limerick.
Heir, his son John, Captain Royal Limerick
Regiment of Militia, b. 1826.
HO'WORTH, the Rev. William.
Second son of the late Rev. William Howorth, by
Eliza, dau. of the Rev. Richard Fletcher, Vicar of
Dedham, Essex; h. 1806; m. 1831 Caroline, dau
of Thomas Orton, Esq., J. P. Educated at Caiua
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1830); ap-
How]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
pointed Eectoi" of Witton-cum-Tlnirleston 1835 ; is
a Magistrate for the Isle of FJy, an<l a Rural Dean.
— Wliitlon Rectory, near Ii'swicli, Suffolk.
Heir, bis son William, Lieut. E.N., h. 1834.
HOWTH (Earl of), Thomas St. Lawrance, K.P.
(cr. 1767).
Only son of 2nd Earl, by Elizabeth, dau. of the
last Earl of Louth ; h. 1803 ; s. 1822 ; m. 1st 1826
Emily, dau. of 13th Earl of Clanricarde (she d.
1842) ; 2nd 1851 Henrietta, dau. of the late Peter
Barfoot, Esq., of Middlington House, Hants, and
Landenstown, co. Kildare ; is Lord-Lieutenant and
Gustos Kotulorum of co. Dublin. This family have
enjoyed the Barony of Howth since the 11th cen-
tury.— Howth Castle, near Dublin; 43, Albemarle
Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount St. Lawrance, Lieutenant-
Colonel Dublin Militia, late Captain 7th Hussars,
h. 1827.
HUBAND, Arthur, Esq.
Second son of the late W. Huband, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of the late Arthur Chichester Ma-
cartney, Esq. ; m. 1850 Annie, dau. of Admiral
Croft, of Stillington, co. York. Educated at the
Royal Naval Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Ros-
common ; was formerly in the Royal Navy, and
served in the Queen's County Militia. This family
was formerly seated at Ipsley, co. Warwick. — Ath-
lone, CO. Westmeath ; Kildare-StreetClub, Dublin ;
7, Herbert Street, Dublin.
Heir, his daughter Caroline Harriet.
HUBBARD, John Gellibrand, Esq. (of Adding-
toii Manor).
Eldest son of the late John Hubbard, Esq., of
Stratford Grove, Essex, by Mariana, dau. of John
Morgan, Esq., of Bramfield Place, Herts ; h. 1805;
m. 1837 Maria Margaret, eldest dau. of William
John, Sth Lord Napier. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Bucks, and a Merchant in London ; a
Director of the Bank of England (of which he has
been Governor), and Chairman of the "Public
Works Loan Commission." Elected M.P. for
Buckingham 1859. — Addington Manor, near Wins-
low, Bucks ; Athenaeum Club, S.W. ; 24, Prince's
Gate, W.
HUDDLESTOW", Ferdinand, Esq. (of Sawston
Hall).
Son of tlie late Edward Huddleston, Esq., of Saw-
ston Hall, by Sarah, dau. of — Barton, Esq. ; b.
1814 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1854 Marie, dau. of Count
Roger du Nord, of Chesney and Cour la Peine,
Paris (she d. s. xi. 1857). This family is of ancient
Norman origin, descended from the old Earls of
Westmoreland. — Sawston Hall,* near Cambridge ;
Brookes' and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
HUDDLESTON, the Rev. George James
Upwell Hall).
(of
Eldest son of the late George Huddleston, Esq., by
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Peter Gauntlet, Esq., of
* Sawston Hall is the house from whicli Queen Maiy I. set
out to assume the throne on the death of Edward Vl.
Winchester; 6. 1802; in. 1832 Ann, dau. of Wil-
liam Lee, Esq., of Upwell. Educated at Win-
chester and Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1825, M.A.
1826) ; appointed Rector of Tunwortli 1844 ; is a
Magistrate for the Isle of Ely. The name of this
family was formerly Croft ; but they assumed the
name and arms of Huddleston in 1819, u)ion in-
heriting the estates of the late George Huddleston,
Esq., of Croydon. — Upwell Hall, near Wisbeach ;
Tunwortli Rectory, near Basingstoke, Hants.
Hdr, his son George Croft, h. 1837.
HUDSON, Su' James, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Son of H. Hudson, Esq., by Anne, dau. of George,
1st Marquis Townshend ; h. 1810. Educated at
Rugby and Westminster ; is Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary at Turin ; formerly
Private Secretary to King "William IV., and Gen-
tleman Usher to Queen Adelaide ; has been Secre-
tary of Legation at Washington, the Hague, and
Rio Janeiro, and Envoy and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary at Rio Janeiro. — -Turin.
HUDSON, George, Esq. (late of Newby Park).
Son of the late Mr. Hudson, of York ; h. 1800 ;
m. 1828 Elizabeth, dau. of Mr. James Nicholson.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the E. and N.
Ridings of Yorkshire, and an Alderman and Magi-
strate for the City of York ; was Lord Mayor of
York 1837, 1838, and 1846 ; was M.P. for Sun-
derland 1845-59 ; formerly Director of several rail-
ways.— Carlton and Conservative Clubs, S.W.
Jleir, his son George, of Ch. Ch., Oxford, h.
1829.
HUGESSEN.
(See KiiatMidl-Hugesscn.)
HUGHAN, Thomas, Esq. (of Airds).
Only son of the late Thomas Hughan, Esq., M.P.,
by Jean, dau. of Robert Milligan, Esq., of Cots-
wold House, CO. Gloucester ; b. 1811 ; lu. 1836
Louisa Georgiana, 4th dau. of the 9th Duke of St.
Alban's, who d. 1843. Educated at Balliol Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kirkcudbright.— Airds, near Castle
Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire ; Royal Yacht Squad-
ron, Cowes, Isle of Wight ; Carlton and White's
Clubs, S.W. ; 38, Lowndes Street, S.W.
Hi'irs, his daughters.
HUGHES, Sir Richard, Bart. (or. 1773).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir Richard Hughes,
Bart., by Sarah Perring, dau. of the Rev. Richard
Sleeman, Vicar of Tavistock, Devon ; b. 1803 ; s. .as
Sth Bart. 1833. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1823) ; called to the Bar at
the Middle Temple 1830.— The Lodge, East Berg-
holt, Suffolk ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward, b. 1807.
HUGHES, Sir Frederick, Knt. (of Ely House,
cr. 1858).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Robert
Hughes, Esq., of Ely House, by Anne, dau. of
Major F. Sparks, of Corshue, co. Wexford ; b,
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1814; s. 1859. Entered the Madras Cavalry
1833 ; became Captain 1839, retired 1843 ; served
in the Crimea, and conducted a mission into Cir-
cassia during the Tvussian war. — Ely House, near
Wexford.
HUGHES, Hon. Mrs.
Anna Maria, 4th dau. of the 10th Lord Petre ;
m. 1838 A. Hughes, Esq., who d. 1838.— 44,
Montpellier Terrace, Cheltenham,
HUGHES, Hugh. Bobert, Esq. (of Kinmel Park).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Robert Hughes, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of Thomas Lance, Esq., of Waver-
tiee, CO. Lancaster ; h. 1827 ; s. his cousin, the 2nd
Lord Dinorben, 1852; m. 1853 Elorentia Emily,
2nd dau. of 2nd Lord Ea,vensworth. Educated at
Eugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Denbigh, and Major in the
Denbighshire Yeomanry Cavalry ; was High Sheriff
of Auglesea 1854. — Kinmel Park, near St. Asaph,
Denbighshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
HUGHES, James Freeman, Esq. (of The Grove).
Eldest son of the late John Hughes, Esq., of The
Grove, by Elinor, dau. of the late James Collins,
Esq., of Dublin, and great-grandson of Major
Samuel Collins, a distinguished officer of Dragoons
in the army of William III. ; b. 1808 ; s. 1852 ;
m. 1842 Martha, dau. of William Rcdfern, Esq., of
Churchfield, Edgbaston, co. Warwick. Educated
at Trinity Coll., DubUn (B.A. 1830) ; called to the
English Bar in 1837, and to the Irish Bar in 1839.
This family is of ancient Welsh extraction, their
ancestors in the male line having settled in co.
Mayo temp. Charles II. In the female line they
are descended from the family of Lord Kingsale,
through the Irelands of Low Park, co. Roscommon.
— The Grove, near Stillorgan, co. Dublin ; Univer-
sity Club, Dublin.
//aV, his son John De Courcy, b. 1850.
HUGHES, John, Esq.
Third sou of the late William Hughes, Esq., of
Pen-y-Clawdd, co. Denbigh, representative of the
Merionethshire house of Gweiclas, by Elizabeth,
dau. of Thomas Davis, Esq., ofTrefynant, co. Den-
bigh, and brother of William Hughes, Esq., of
Gwerclas (whom see) ; b. 1805 ; m. 1st 1832 his
cousin Dorothea, eldest surviving dau. of Richard
Hughes Lloyd, Esq., of Plymog, Gwerclas, and
Bashall (see that family) ; 2nd 1857 Philippa Swin-
nerton, dau. of the late R. L. De Pearsall, Esq., of
AVillesbridge, near Bristol. Educated at the Uni-
versity of Edinburgh ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1830.— 11, Cleveland Row, S.V/.
Heir, his son Talbot de Bashall, Lieutenant Cape
Mounted Rifles, b. 1836.
HUGHES, John George Parry, Esq. (of
Alltwyd).
Eldest son of the late John Hughes, Esq., of
Alltwyd, by Elizabeth, dau. of George Williams
Parry, Esq., of Llydiwide ; b. 1837; •?. 1858.
Educated at AYinchester and Brasenose College,
Oxford. — Alltwyd, near Llauon, co, Cardigan.
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HUGHES, Robert Jones, Esq. (of Plas-yn-
Llangoed).
Eldest son of the late Robert Hughes, Esq. (who
was High Sheriff of Anglesea 1815), by Dorothy
Philadelphia, dau. of Herbert Jones, Esq., of
Llynon, co. Anglesea, and paternal 1st cousin of
W. Bulkeley Hughes, Esq., of Plas Coch (whom
see) ; b. 1810; s. 1827. Educated at Jesus Coll.,
Oxford ; a Magistrate for Anglesea (High Sheriff
1845), and Patron of 1 living ; is lineal representa-
tive of the ancient house of Johnes of Y Plas-yn-
Llangoed. — Plas-yn-Llangoed, near Beaumaris,
Anglesea.
Jleii- Prcs., his brother William Henry, b. 1813 ;
m. 18 — Charlotte, dau. of J. Ritson, Esq.
HUGHES, Thomas, Esq. (of Ystrad),
Only son of the late John Hughes, Esq., by Mary,
eldest dau. and co-heiress of John Matthews, Esq.,
of Willington, co. Flint ; b. 1799 ; s. 1830 ; m.
1827 Margaret, only dau. of Robert Williams,
Esq., of Pentremawr. Appointed Steward of the
Crown for the lordship of Denbigh 1851 ; is a
Magistrate for co, Flint, and a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, and Chairman of the Quarter Sessions
for CO. Denbigh (High Sheriff 1851). — Ystrad, near
Denbigh, N. Wales.
Jlcir, his son Hugh Robert, b. 1835.
HUGHES, •William, Esq.
Eldest son of the late AVilliam Hughes, Esq., of
Pen-y-Chawdd, co. Denbigh, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Davis, Esq., of Trefynant, co. Denbigh ;
b. 1801 ; s. to the representation of the family
1836 ; m. 1835 Eliza Ann, dau. of W. H. Wor-
thington, Esq., of Sandyway Bank, co. Chester,
Educated at the University of Edinburgh ; formerly
an Officer in the Royal Horse Guards (Blue). The
Hugheses of Gwerclas and Kymmer-yn-Edeirnion,
CO. Merioneth, Lords of Kymmer and Barons of
Edeirnion, in the ancient principality of Powys,
represented in the male line by Mr. Hughes, and
as heir general by the late Richard Hughes Lloyd,
Esq., of Gwerclas and Kymmer, Plymog and Bas-
hall, derive unbroken male descent from Mervyn,
King of Powys, 3rd son of Rhodri Mawr, King of
Wales A.D. 843. — Regent Street, Cambridge.
Heir, his son William O'Farrell, of Emmanuel
Coll., Cambridge, b. 1838,
HUGHES, WiUiam Bnlkeley, Esq, (of Plaa
Coch),
Eldest son of the late Sir W. B. Hughes, of Plas
Coch, CO. Anglesea, by Elizabeth, dau. and co-
heir of Rice Thomas, Esq., of Coedhelen, co. Car-
narvon ; b. 1797 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1825 Elizabeth,
heiress of Jonathan Nettleship, Esq., of Matter-
sey Abbey, Notts. Educated at Harrow ; called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1825 ; is a Magistrate
for Anglesea, and a Magistrate and a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Carnarvon ; was M.P. for Carnarvon, &c,
1837-59. This gentleman deduces an unbroken
male descent, through ancestors, allied with the
leading families of Wales, from Llowarch-ap-Bran,
Lord of the Commot of Menai, in Anglesea, where
they have been seated since the 12th century. — ■
Plas Coch, Anglesea, near Bangor ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Hul]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HULSE, Sir Edward, Bart. (cr. 1739).
Eldest son of tlie late Sir Charles Hulse, Bart.,
by ]\Iaria, dau. of John Buller, Esq., of Morval,
Cornwall ; b. 1S07 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1854 ; m. 1854
Katharine Jane, dau. of the Very Rev. Dean
(Hamilton) of Salisbury. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1834, and
afterwards Fellow of All Souls) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Hants. — Breamore House, near
Salisbury, Vv ilts : Carlton and Oxford and Cam-
bridge Clubs, S.W. ; 4, New Burlington Street, W.
Jleir Prcs., his brother Charles, h. 1811 ; m. 1830
Georgiana Amelia, dau. of General Frederick
Buller, of Pelynt.
HirMBERSTOK", Philip Stapleton, Esq. (of
2fiollington).
Only son of the late Philip Humberston, Esq., by
Catherina, dau. of the Very Rev. George Cotton,
Dean of Chester ; b. 1812; m. 1840 Henrietta
Elizabeth, dau. of H. R. Hughes, Esq., of Kinmel
Park, CO. Denbigh. Educated at Westminster; is
a IMagi.strate for co. Chester ; elected M.P. for
Chester 1859. The late Philip Humberston was
2nd son of J. H. C. Humberston, Esq., of Giversyllt
Park, CO. Denbigh, where the family of Humber-
ston were seated for several generations. — Molling-
ton, near Chester.
HUMBLE, Sir Jolin KTugent, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Nugent Humble,
Bart., by Mary Dobson, dau. of Richard Power,
Esq., M.P., of Clashmore, co.;Waterford ; 6. 1819;
m. 1846 Elizabeth Philippa, only dau. of George
Fosbery, Esq., of Clorane, co. Limerick. Educated
at Ch. Cb., Oxford (B.A. 1840) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Waterford ; High Sheriff
1847. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the Marquis of Westraeath. — Clou-
coskoran Castle, near Dungarvan, co. Waterford ;
Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, o. 1848.
HUMBLEY, William Wellington Waterloo,
Esq. (of Eynestaxu'y).
Only son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel William
Humbley, of the Rifle Brigade, by Mary, youngest
dau. of the late S. Parker, Esq., of Great Staugh-
ton, Hunts ; b. June 18, 1815 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1857
Elizabeth, only surviving dau. of the late William
Nelson-Watson, Esq., of (Jainsborough, co. Lincoln.
Educated at Huntingdon and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1849, M.A. 1853) ; entered the Army
as Cornet 4th Light Dragoons 1835; exchanged to
9th Lancers 1842 : served throughout the Sikh
Campaign of 1845-6, and was present at Sobraon ;
retired 1857, and is a Captain unattached ; is a
Magistrate for Beds and Hunts ; Author of "The
Journal of a Cavalry Officer in India."-— Eynea-
bury, near St. Neots, Hunts ; Army and Navy
Club, S.W.
Heir, his daughter Constance Louisa Elizabeth.
HUME, Miss (of ]NrineweUs).
Agnes Macdonald, dau. and heiress of the late
David Hume, Esq. (one of the Barons of the Ex-
chequer in Scotland), by Jane, dau. of — Alder,
Esq. ; s. her sister 1848 ; m. 1843 Matthew Norman
Macdonald, Esq., brother of the late Lieutenant-
General Sir John Macdonald, G.C.B. — Ninewells,
Berwickshire, N.B. ; 15, Abercromby Place, Edin-
burgh,
Heir Prcs., her nephew Andrew Ross, 6. 1821.
HUME, Mrs. (of Burnley Hall).
Maria, only dau. of the late Hardin Burnley, Esq.,
Merchant, of Brunswick Square, London ; m. 1815
Joseph Hume, Esq., many years At. P. for Mont-
rose, IMiddlesex, Kilkenny, &c., who d. 1855. —
Burnley Hall, near Great Yarmouth, Norfolk ;
6, Bryanstone Square, W.
HUME, WiUiam Wentworth Pitz William, Esq.
(of Humewoocl).
Eldest son of the late Wm. Hoare Hume, Esq.,
M.P., of Humewood, co. Wicklow, by Charlotte
Anna, dau. of Samuel Dick, Esq., of Dublin, and
sister of the late Quintin Dick, Esq., M.P. ; b. 1805 ;
s. 1815 ; m. 1829 Margaret, dau. of Robert Chal-
oner, Esq., M.P. for York. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Wicklow (High Sheriff 1844) ; has been
M.P. for CO. Wicklow since 1847. — Humewood,
near Baltinglasa, co. Carlow ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
20, Curzon Street, W.
Jleir, his dau. Charlotte Anna ; m. 1853 Richard
P. Long, Esq., M.P. for Chippenham (whom see).
HUMPBEY.
(See Blake- II umfrcy. )
HUKGEKPOBD, Thomas, Esq. (of Cahirmore).
Eldest sou of the late Thomas Hungerford, Esq.,
by Jane, dau. of Jonas Travers, Esq., of Butlen's
Town ; b. 1789 ; s. 1810 ; m. 1814 Alicia, dau. of
Rev. Henry Jones. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1809, M.A. 1826); is a Magistrate
for CO. Cork. This family were first settled iu
Ireland by Captain Thomas Hungerfoi-d in 1641.
— Cahirmore, near Ross Carbery, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Henry Jones, Barrister-at-Law,
b. 1825 ; m. 1856 Mary Boone, dau. of Henry
Augustus Cowper, Esq.
HUWGEBPOIID.
(See Iloldich-IIunffcrford.)
HUHLOKE (of W'ingerworth).
On the death of Sir Henry Joseph Hunloke, Bart.,
in 1856, this estate passed to the issue male of the
daughters of the late Lord De L'Isle and Dudley.
— Wingerworth, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
HUNT, George W^ard, Esq. (of Wadenhoe).
Eldest son of the late Rev. George Hunt, by
Emma, dau. of the late S. Gardinei', Esq., of
Coombe Lodge, Oxon ; b. 1825 ; m. 1857 Alice, 3rd
dau. of Bishop (Eden) of Moray and Ross. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1848) ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1851, and
was formerly of the Oxford Circuit ; is a Magistrate
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and Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton ; has been
M.P. for N. Northamptonshire since 1867. —
Wadenhoe, near Oundle, Northamptonshire ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; 17, Green Street, VV.
Heir, his son George, h. 1859.
HUISTT, Heiiry, Esq., M.D. (of Shevmanbtiry
Park).
Fourth son of the late William Cholwicli Hunt,
Esq., M.D., of Dartmouth, Devon, by Mary, dau.
of N. Brooking, Esq., of Bulhay, co. Devon ;
h. 1801 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1st 1832 Maria, dau. of
Arthur Hunt, Esq., of Eedlap, Devon (she d.
1845) ; 2nd 1849 Maria Harriet, dau. and heir of
the late Stephen Hasler Challen, Esq., of Sher-
manbury Park. — Shermanbury Park, near Hen-
field, Sussex ; Athenseum Club, S.W. ; C8, Brook
Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry Warwick, h. 1835.
HUNT, Rowland, Esq. (of Boreatton).
Eldest son of the late Rowland Hunt, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., of Shrewsbury ;
I. 1828; s. 1835; m. 1857 Florence Marianne,
eldest dau. of R. ]3. Humfrey, Esq. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford.— Boreatton, near Shrews-
bury, Salop.
llcir, his son Rowland, h, 1858.
HUNTSK, Sir Claxidius Stephen Paul, Bart.
(cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late John Hunter, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of W. N. W. Hewett, Esq., of Belham, co,
York ; h. 1825 ; s. his grandfather as 2nd Bart.
1851; m. 1851 Constance, dau. of William Bosanquet,
Esq. Educated at St. John's Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1847, M.A. 1850) ; is a Magistrate and Dep, Lieut.
for Berks, and Captain in the Berks Militia. The
1st Bart, was Lord Mayor of London. — Mortimer
Hill, near Reading, Berks.
Heir, his son Claude, 6. 1853.
HUNTER, David, Esq. (of Blackness).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Gibson Hunter,
Esq., of Blackness (who was eldest son of D. Hun-
ter, Esq., and Elizabeth Gibson, of Durie, niece of
the 1st Earl of Hyndford), by Anne, dau. of —
Gibson, Esq., of Clifton Hall, N.B. Educated at
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Forfar, This family is maternally descended
from a common ancestor with the Viscounts Dundee.
— Blackness, near Dundee, Forfarshire, N.B. ;
Reform Club, S.W.
HUNTER, John Charles Frederick, Esq. (of
Straidarran),
Eldest son of the late Richard Hunter, Esq., of
Straidarran, by Dorothea Maria, dau. of John
Waring Maxwell, Esq., M.P., of Finnebrogue ;
h. 1822 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1853 Meliora Cotton, youngest
dau, of F.M. Viscount Combermere, G.C.B. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1838) ; is a
Magistrate for co. Londonderry, — Straidarran, near
Londonderry,
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HUNTER, Matthew Dysert, Esq, (of Anton's
HiU),
Eldest surviving son of the late General Sir Martin
Hunter, G.C.M.G., G.C.H., of Medorusley, co.
Durham, by Jean, only dau. and heiress of James
Dickson, Esq., of Anton's Hill, co. Berwick ;
h. 18 — ; m. 1852 Isabella Dorothea, dau. of John
Buckle, Esq., of Wharton House. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Berwick. — Anton's Hill, near Coldstream,
Berwickshire, N.B.
Heir, his son Martin, h. 1854.
HUNTER, Robert, Esq, (of Hunter),
Eldest son of the late Robert Caldwell, Esq., by his
cousin Eleanora, dau, of Robert Hunter, Esq., of
that ilk; h. 1799; s. 1826; m. 1836 Christian
Macknight, eldest dau. of William Craufurd, Esq.,
of Cartsburn. Educated at Edinburgh ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr. This family
is of Norman descent, having come over at the time
of the Conquest, and they have possessed their
present properties since that period.— Hunterston
House, near West Kilbride, Ayrshire, N.B.
Heir, his dau. Jane,
HUNTER, 'William Francis, Esq. (of Bonnyton),
Eldest surviving son of the late Andrew Hunter,
Esq., of Bonnyton, by Helen, eldest dau. of John
Campbell, Esq., of Ormsdale, co. Argyle ; h. 1820 ;
s. 1856 ; m, 1858 EHza, dau. of W. F, Burnley,
Esq., of Edinburgh. Is a Captain in the 2nd
Bombay Cavalry. — Bonnyton, near Ochiltree,
Ayrshire.
HUNTER-ARUNDELL, William Francis, Esq.
(of Barjang),
Only son of the late W, F. Hunter- Arundell, Esq.
(v/ho d. 184 -), by Jane, dau. and heir of F. St.
Aubin, Esq., of Collin Mixton, and grand-dau, of
W. Arundell, Esq,, of Tolverne, Cornwall; h. 1820 ;
m. 1849 Mary, dau. of David Dickson, Esq., of
Kilbucho. Educated at Eton and Edinburgh Uni-
versity ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co,
Dumfries, The family is descended from the Hun-
terston who was killed at Pinkie 1547, whose
younger son acquired Abbotshill in 1569. The
Hunter-Blains, Hunters of Doonholm, Hunters
of Thurston, &c., branch off from this line.—
Baijang Tower, near Dumfries, N.B. ; New Club,
Edinburgh.
Heirs Free., his sisters.
HUNTINGDON (Earl of), Francis Theophilus
Henry Hastings (er. 1529),
Eldest son of the 12th Earl, by his 1st wife Frances,
dau. of Rev. Richard Chaloner Cobbe ; b. 1808 ; s.
1828; VI. 1835 Ehzabeth Anne, dau. of R. Power,
Esq., of Clashmore (she rf. 1856). Educated at the
Charterhouse ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Waterford,
Descended from a common ancestor with the Mar-
quis of Hastings. — Gualtier Cottage, co. Waterford ;
Union Club, S.W,
Heir, his son Lord Hastings, h, 1841,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HUNTINGFIELD (Lord), Charles Andrew
Vanneck (cr. 179G).
Second son of the 2nd Lord, by his 2nd wife Catha-
rine, eldest dau. of the late Chaloner Arcedeckne,
Esq., of Glevering Hall, Suffolk ; h. 1818 ; s. 1844 ;
m. 1839 his cousin Louisa, only dau. of Andrew
Arcedeckne, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Suffolk. — Heveningham Hall, near Yoxford,
Suffolk ; Fenton's Hotel, St. James's Street, S.W,
Heir, his son Joshua Charles, h. 1842.
HUlsTTLEY, Sir Henry Vere, Knt. (cr. 1841).
Third son of the late Rev. E. Huntley, of Boxwell,
CO. Gloucester; b. 1795 ; in. 1832 Anna, dau. of
General Skinner (she d. 1855). Is a Commander
Ix.N". ; has been Governor of Prince Edward's Isle
and of Colonies on the Gambia ; served in the
American war, and was present at the capture of
Washington ; appointed Consul at Loanda 1858. —
Loanda, Asia.
HUNTLEY, Richard Preville, Esq. (of Boxwell
Court).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Webster
Huntley, M.A., by Mary, dau. of the late Richard
Lyster, Esq., of Rowton Castle, co. Salop ; h.
1833 ; s. 1857. Educated at Balliol Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1856) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1859. This family had a grant of the manor of
Huntley from William I. — Boxwell C'ourt, near
Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire ; University
Club, S.W. ; 24, Half-JNIoon Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, b. 1835.
HUNTLY (Marquis of), Charles Gordon (cr
1599).
Eldest son of the 9th Marquis, by Katharine, dau.
of the late Sir C. Cope, Bart. ; b. 1792 ; s. 1853 ;
VI. 1st 1826 Elizabeth Henrietta, dau. of 1st Mar-
quis of Conyngliara ; 2nd 1844 Mary Antoinetta,
dau. of the Rev. W. Pegus. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1812) ; sits in the
House of Peers as Lord Meldrum, L^^.K. (cr. 1815);
is Premier Marquis of Scotland ; a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton; was M.P.for E.
Grinstead and Hunts 1812-32. Patronage 3 livings.
Is head of the clan Gordon ; descended from a
common ancestor with the Dukes of Gordon {cxL).
— Aboyne Castle, Aberdeenshire, N.B. ; Orton
Longueville, near Stilton, Hunts.
Heir, his son Earl of Aboyne, b. 1847.
HURST, Robert Henry, Esq. (of Horsham Park).
Eldest son of the late Robert H. Hurst, Esq.
(who was many years M.P. for Horsham), by
Dorothea, dau. of John Breyuton, Esq., of Haunch
Hall, CO. Stafford; L. 1817; s. 1857; vi. 1859
Matilda Jane, eldest dau. of James Scott, Esq., of
the Nunnery, Rusper. Educated at Westminster
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge. — Horsham Park,
Sussex ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle John.
HURT, Francis, Esq. (of Alderwasley).
Eldest son of the late F. E. Hurt, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late R. Arkwright, Esq., of
Willersley; h. 1803; s. 1854; m. 1829 Cecily
Emily, dau. of R. Norman, Esq. Educated at
Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby. — Alderwasley, near
Belper, Derbyshire.
Heir, his eldest surviving son Albert Frederic,
b. 1835.
HUSKISSON, "William Huskisson Tilghman,
Esq. (of Eartham).
Eldest son of the late Richard Milbanke Tilghman,
Esq., of the Bengal Civil Service, by Caroline, dau.
of John Fleming, Esq. ; h. 1828 ; s. his great-aunt
Emily Eliza, dau. of Admiral Milbanke, and widow
the Right Hon. William Huskisson, M.P., whose
name he assumed by Royal license in 1856 ; m. 1858
Eliza Mary, dau. of Rear- Admiral Rivett Carnac.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1855 ; is a Ma-
gistrate for Sussex. — Eartham,* near Chichester,
Sussex.
HUSSEY, Edward, Esq. (of Scotney Castle).
Eldest son of the late Edward Hussey, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of William Jemmett, Esq., of Ashford,
Kent; b. 1807 ; s. 1817 ; m. 1853 Henrietta Sarah,
eldest dau. of the late Hon. R. H. Clive and the
Baroness Windsor. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1830) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Kent, and a Magistrate for Sussex (High Sheriff
1844). This family is derived from a common
Norman ancestor with the Husseys of Dorset. —
Scotney Castle, near Lamberhurst, Kent; Travel-
lers' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Windsor, b. 1855.
HUSSEY, Edward Horatio, Esq. (of Rathkenny).
Only son of the late E. T. Hussey, Esq., by Anne
Frances, dau. of Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart., of
Raveningham, Norfolk ; b. 1807 ; m. 1840 Frede-
rica Maria Louisa, dau. of 3rd Lord Boston.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Meath. — Rathkenny, near Slane, co.
Meath.
Heir, his son Horatio George, h. 1846.
HUSSEY, John, Esq. (of Nash Court).
Eldest son of the late John Hussey, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of George Rowe, Esq., of Cranbourne, Dorset ;
b. 1794 ; s. 1811 ; m. 1st 1817 Catherine, dau. of
John Knapp, Esq. ; 2nd 1820 Christina, dau. of
the late Thomas Raymond Arundell, Esq., of Ash-
combe, Wilts. Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a
Magistrate for Dorset ; late Captain in the Queen's
own Yeomanry Cavalry. This family is derived
from a common ancestor with the Husseys of
Kent, &c. — Na.sh Court, Marnhull, near Biandford,
Dorset.
HUSSEY, Richard Hussey, Esq. (of Upwood),
Eldest son of the late Vice-Admiral Sir R. H.
Hussey, K.C.B., G.C.M.G., of Woodwalton, Hunts,
* Eartham was purchased by the late Right Hon. W. Hus-
kisson from Hayley, the poet, and friend of Cowper; and its
grounds are laid out after the style of the Leasowes.
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by Emma, dau. of William Hobson, Esq,, of Mark-
field, Middlesex ; 6. 1815 ; s. 1842. Educated at
Gh. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Hunts. Sir R. H. Hussey, whose patronymic
was ]Moubray (being a younger son of the family
of Moubray of Cockairny), assumed, by sign
manual in 1832, the surname and arms of his
maternal uncle, General Vera Warner Hussey, of
Woodwalton, on succeeding to the estate on the
death of his cousin, Admiral Sir Richard Hussey
Bickerton, Bart., K.C.B. — Upwood, near Hunt-
ingdon ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
HUSSEY, Samuel Miirray, Esq. (of Bock
Lodge).
Third son of the late Peter Bodkin Hussey, Esq.,
J. P., by Mary, dau. of Robert Hickson, Esq.,
D.L., of The Grove; h. 1825; m. 1853 JuHa
Agnes, dau. of John Hickson, Esq., D.L. Is a
Magistrate for cos. Cork and Kerry. This family
is originally of Dingle, co. Kerry, formerly called
Dangan ni Hushey, i. e. Fortress of Hussey. — Rock
Lodge, near Cork.
Ileiv, his son Robert John, b. 1854.
HUTCHIlSrS, Edward John, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Edward Hutchins, Esq., of
Briton Ferry, co. Glamorgan, by Sarah, dau. of the
late T. Guest, Esq., and sister of the late Sir J. J.
Guest, Bart.; b. 1809; m. 1838 Isabel Clara, dau. of
Chevalier Don Juan de Bernaben. Educated at
Charterhouse and St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan,
and a Magistrate for cos. Brecon and Monmouth ;
was M. P. for Penryn 1840-1, for Lymington
1850-7.— Brookes' Club, S.W. ; Stafford Club, W. ;
6, Kensington-Palace CTardens.
HUTCHINS, Samuel, Esq. (of Ardnagashel).
Fourth son of the late Thomas Hutchins, Esq., of
Ballylickey, by Eleanor, only child of Arthur
Hutchins, Esq., of Thomastown ; b. 1786 ; s. his
brother 1839 ; m. 1st 1822 Frances, dau. of A. R. C.
Newburgh, Esq., of Ballyhaise, co. Cavan, who d.
1839; 2nd 1842 Mary, dau. of P. Burrowes, Esq.,
M.P. (she d. 1849). Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; called to the Irish Bar 1818 ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Cork. — Ardnagashel, near Bantry, co.
Cork ; Portlands, near Charleville, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Emmanuel, a Magistrate for co.
Cork, b. 1823.
HUTCHINSOW, Sir Edward Synge, Bart. (cr.
1782).
Eldest son of the late Francis Synge Hutchinson,
Esq., of Coolraooney, by Lady Loui.sa Frances,
dau. of the Hon. Francis Hely Hutchinson, and
sister of the Earl of Donoughmore ; h. 1830 ; s. as
4th Bart. 1846. Appointed to the 6th (Inniskil-
ling) Dragoons in 1848 ; formerly Lieutenant 48th
foot, and served in the Crimea in the 5th Dragoon
Guards. Descended from a common ancestor with
the Earl of Donoughmore. — Coolmooney, Strat-
ford-on-Slaney, co. Wicklow ; Kildare-Street Club,
Dublin ; Junior PTnUed Service Club, S.W.
Heir P res., his brother Coote, Major 2nd Dragoon
Guards, and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army,
b. 1832.
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HUTCHINSON, Hon. Henry Hely (of "Weston).
Son of the late Hon. Francis Hely Hutchinson, by
Christian, Baroness Donoughmore, and next brother
of the 3rd Earl of Donoughmore ; b. 1790 ; m. 1825
Harriet, dau. of William Wrightson, Esq,, of Cus-
worth Hall, co. York (widow of the Hon. F. S.
North Douglas). Educated at Eton ; is a Colonel
in the Army, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Northampton (High Sheriff 1848). — Weston,
nearTowcester, Northamptonshire; 1, Upper Brook
Street, W.
Heirs, his daughters.
HUTCHINSON, John, Esq. (of Broad Oaks).
Second son of the late John Hutchinson, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of William Walker, Esq., of Bury ;
b. 1813. Is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster. —
Broad Oaks, near Windermere ; Bury, Lancashire.
HUTCHINSON, William Arbuthnott, Esq.
Eldest son of the late William Scott Hutchinson,
Esq., by Mary Anne, his wife ; b. 1823. Is a Cap-
tain in the Armagh Light Infantry ; descended
from the Rev. Dr. John Hutchinson, of Ayrshire,
who had .settled near the city of Armagh a.d. 1697.
— Ballyrath, co. Armagh.
HUTCHINSON, William Ford, Esq. (of
Stranocum House).
Youngest and only surviving son of the late George
Higgiuson Ford, Es("[. (formerly Captain 29th foot),
by Isabella, dau. of W. Burns, Esq. ; b. 1825 ;
s. 1856 ; m. 1857 Alice, youngest dau. of the late
Venerable Leslie Creery, Archdeacon of Connor.
Is a Magisti-ate for co. Antrim. Assumed the
name of Hutchinson by Royal license, upon suc-
ceeding to the property. —Stranocum House, near
Ballymoney, co. Antrim.
Heir, his son William, b. 1858.
HUTT, WilHam, Esq. (of Gibside Hall).
Son of the late Willi.am Hutt, Esq. ; b. 1803 ;
m. 1831 Mary, dau. of J. Milner, Esq., widow of
the 10th Earl of Strathmore. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1831) ; was
formerly in the Navy ; is a Magistrate for co. Dur-
ham ; was M.P. for Hull 1832-41 ; and has sat for
Gateshead since that time. -Gibside Hall, near Gates-
head, Durham ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
HUTTON, Kev. Charles Henry, D.D.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Hutton, M.A.,
Rector of Beaumont, Essex (who d. 1832), by Eliza-
beth Royal, eldest d.au. and co-heir of the late Sir
William Pepperell, Bart. ; b. 1794. Educated .at
Charterhouse and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1816,
M.A. 1819, D.D. 1843) ; appointed Rector of
Great Houghton 1844 ; was Fellow of Magdalen
Coll. 1816-44. This is a branch of the ancient
family of Hutton of Hutton Hall, Cumberland. —
Great Houghton Rectory, near Northampton.
HUTTON, John, Esq. (of Sowber Hill).
Eldest son of the late John Hutton, Esq., by
Caroline, dau. of Thomas Robson, Esq., of Holtby
House, CO. York ; b. 1847 ; s. 1857.— Sowber
Hill, near Northallerton, Yorkshire.
Heir Pros., his brother Robert, b. 1848.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HITTTOK", Mrs. (of Bectham House),
Catharine, dau. of the hite Edward Pedder, Esq.,
of Bispham Lodge and Preston, co. Lancaster, by
Margaret, only dan. and heir of E. Wilson, Esq.,
of Newtou-with-IIardhoru, co. Lancaster; m. 1803
AVilliara Hnttou, Esq., of Beethatn (who d. 1853),
and whom she succeeded in the property. This
family is a branch of the Huttons of Hutton Hall,
Penrith, who derive from Adam de Huton, living
temp. Edward I. — Beetham House, near Miln-
thorpe, Westmoreland.
Heir, her son William, in Holy Orders, Vicar of
Beetham ; h. 1805 ; m. 1838 Margaret Denton,
dau. of J. B. Toosey, Esq., of King's Lynn, Nor-
folk.
HUTTOISr, William, Esq. (of Gate Bvixton).
Eldest son of the late William Hutton, Esq., by
Mary Anne, dau. of T. Pyke, Esq., of Baythorne
Park, Essex ; h. 1805 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1832 Jane,
dau. of Nicholas Bacon, Esq., 2ud son of Sir
Edmund Bacon, Bart. Educated at Rugby and
Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1833) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln
(High Sheriff 1832). This family is of ancient
descent in Yorkshire and other northern counties.
- — Gate Burton, near Gainsborough, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his eldest surviving son George Morland,
Captain Poyal North Lincoln Militia, late Lieu-
tenant 46th foot, h. 1834.
HUYSHE, Bev. Jolm.
Eldest son of the late Ilev. John Huyshe, by Mil-
borough Anne, dau. of Thomas Harris, Esq., of
CO. Hereford; b. 1800; s. 1851 ; m. 1831 Anne
Lydia, eldest dau. of William Greaves, Esq., M.D.,
of Mayfield Hall, co. Stafford. Educated at Brase-
uose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823, M.A. 1825) ; ap-
pointed Hector of Clysthydon 1831 ; is a Magistrate
for Devon ; represents the ancient family of Hywys,
of Lod-Hywys, Somerset. — Clysthydon Rectory,
Collumpton, Devon.
Ileii; bis brother Rowland, b. 1801 ; vi. 1826
Hannah, eldest dau. of John Bullock, Esq., of
East Coker, Somerset.
HYDE, Francis Colville, Esq. (of Syndale).
Only son of the late John Hyde, Esq., by Caroline,
dau. of Sir Francis Ford, 1st Bart.; b. 1826;
s. 1848 ; m. 1850 Charlotte Amelia, dau. of the
late General Sir Ralph Darling, G.C.H. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate for Kent (High Sheriff 1853). — Syndale
House, near Faversham, Kent.
Heir, his son John Colville, b. 1853.
HYETT, •William Hem-y, Esq., F.R.S. (of
Painswick House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Cay Adams, by
Frances, dau. of Richard Marston, Esq., of Willen
Hall, CO. Stafford; b. 1795; s. 1810; m. 1821
Anne Jane, dau. of Joseph Seymour Briscoe, Esq.;
assumed in 1813 the surname of Hyett, having
succeeded to the estates of the late B. Hyett, Esq.
Educated at Westminster, Edinburgh, and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Gloucester; was M.P, for Stroud 1832-4. This
family was formerly of co. Salop. — Painswick
House, near Stroud, Gloucestershire.
Z/ciV, his son Francis Adams, b. 1844.
HYSIiOP, WiUiam, Esq. (of Lotus),
Eldest son of John Hyslop, Esq., of Lochend, by
Margaret, dau. of Archibald Geddes, Esq. of Her-
mitage Park, Edinburgh ; b. 1795 ; repurchased
Lochend in 1848. Entered the Madras Cavalry
1811 ; retired with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel
1848 ; was present at the battle of Mahidpore in
1817, under Sir Thomas Hislop ; the siege of As-
seerghur in 1819, &c. This family (descended
from the noble house of Herries) has long been
settled in the stewartry of Kirkcudbright, and for
six generations has been in possession of Lochend,
now called Lotus. — Lotus, near Dumfries, N.B, ;
Oriental Club, W. ; United Service Club, S.W.
IBBETSOW, Sir Charles Hem-y, Bart, (cr, 1748).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Ibbetson, Bart.,
by Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Stoughton,
Esq., of Ballyliorgan, co. Kerry ; b. 1814 ; s. as 5th
Bart. 1839; w. 1847 Eden, widow of Percival
Pei'kins, Esq., of Usworth Place. Is a Dep. Lieut.
for CO. York, Captain 5th West Yoi'k Militia,
and Patron of 1 living ; was formerly Cornet in the
Yorkshire Hussars. — Denton Park, near Otley,
Yorkshire ; Blount's Court, near Henley-on-
Thames, Oxon ; Windham Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his u.ncle John Thomas Selwyn, Esq.
(whom see).
ILBERT, William Boope, Esq, (of Horswell
House),
Eldest son of the late Captain Courteuay Ilbert, by
Anne, dau. of Geoffrey Taylor, Esq., of Sevenoaks,
Kent ; b. 1805 ; s. his uncle, Peter Ilbert, Esq.,
1825 ; ni. 1830 Augusta Jane, 2nd dau. of James
Somerville Fownes Somerville, Esq., of Binder
House, Somerset. Educated at the Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich, and Corpus Christi Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Devon (High Sheriff 1837).— Horswell House and
Bowringsleigh, near Kingsbridge, Devon ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W,
Heir, his son William Roope, b. 1833.
ILCHESTER (Earl of), William Thomas Horner
Pox-Strangways (cr. 1756).
Second son of the 2nd Earl, by his 2nd wife Juliana,
dau. of the Hon. and Very Rev. W. Talbot ; b.
1795 ; s. his brother as 4th Earl 1858 : m. 1857
Sophia, dau. of Sir R. Sheffield, Bart. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; was Under-Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs 1835-7, British Minis-
ter at Frankfort 1840-9. — Redlynch, near Ilminster,
Somerset ; Melbury House, near Dorchester, Dorset.
Heir Pres., his nephew Henry Edward, b. 1847,
son of his brother, the Hon. John George Charles
Fox Strangways, who d. 1859.
IWCHIQUIW (Lord), Lucius O'Brien (cr. 1543).
Eldest son of the late Sir E. O'Brien, Bart., by
Charlotte, eldest dau. of W. Smith, Esq., of Cahir-
moyle, co. Limerick ; b. 1800 ; s. bis father in the
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Baronetcy 1837, and his kinsman, the late Marquis
of Thomond, in tlie Barony 1855 ; m. 1st 1837
Mary, dau. and co-heir of William EitzGerald,
Esq., of Adelphi, co. Clare (she d. 1852) ; 2nd 1854
Louisa, dau. of James Finucane^ Esq. Educated
at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1822) ; is Lord-Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum
of CO. Clare ; was M.P. for co. Clare 1826-30 and
1847-52. This is one of the few titled families of
original Irish descent. — Dromoland, near New-
market-on-Fergus, co. Clare ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Ifcii; his son Edward Donough, M.A., of Trinitv
Coll., Cambridge, b. 1839.
IFGE, "Williain, Esq. (of Thorpe Constantine).
Eldest son of the late William Philip Inge, Esq.,
by Elizabeth Euphemia, 4th dau. of John, 8th Earl
of Galloway ; 5. 179- ; s. 1838. Is a Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Stafford ; was formerly a Captain in the
Army. • — • Thorpe Constantine, near Tamworth,
Staffordshire ; 38, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother George, in Holy Orders,
Eector of Thorpe Constantine ; 6.1800; educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1821), and was afterwards
Fellow of All Souls Coli.
ITTGESTEE.
(See under Shrewsbury.)
INGHAM, James Taylor, Esq..
Younger son of the late Joshua Ingham, Esq., of
Blake Hall, co. York; b. 1808. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832) ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1832 ; ap-
pointed in 1849 a Police Magistrate for the Metro-
polis ; is a Magistrate for the W. Riding of York-
shire.— University Club, S.W. ; 40, Gloucester
Square, W.
INGHAM, Joshua, Esq. (of Blake Hall).
Elder son of the lato Joshua Ingham, Esq., by
Martlia, dau. of J. Tayloi-, Esq., of Halifax ; b.
1802 ; wi. 1831 Mary Cunliffe, dau. of the late E. C.
Lister Kay, Esq., M.P. Educated at University
Coll., Oxford (M.A. 1827) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the West Riding of Yorkshire. —
Blake Hall, Mirfield, near Normanton, Yorkshire.
Heir, his sou Joshua Cunliffe, Captain 36th foot,
b. 1832.
INGHAM, Robert, Esq., Q,.C. (of "Weston).
Only surviving son of the late William Ingham,
Esq. ; b. 1793. Educated at Harrow and Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1818), and was
for some time afterwards Fellow of Oriel Coll. ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn, and went the
Northern Circuit, 1820 ; is Attorney-General for co.
palatine of Durham, and Recorder of Berwick ;
was M.P. for South Shields 1832-41, and has sat
for that borough since 1852. — Weston, near South
Shields ; 13, King's-Bench Walk, Temple, E.C.
INGHAM, Theophilus Hastings, Esq. (of Marton
House).
Only son of the late Ignatius Ingham, Esq., and
grandson of the Rev. Benjamin and Lady Margaret
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Ingham (who was a dau. of the 7th Earl of Hun-
tingdon) ;* b. 1808 ; m. 1829 Mary, dau. of the late
John Thomson, Esq. Called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1 834 ; appointed .Judge of the County
Courts of Cumberland, Westmoreland, &c., in 1846 ;
is a Magistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire
and for cos. Lancaster, Cumberland, and West-
moreland.— Martun House, near Skipton, York-
shire.
INGILBY, Lady (of Kettlethorpe Park).
Mary Ann, only child of the late John Clementson,
by Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the late Sir Thomas
Turton, Bart. ; m. 1843 (as 2nd wife) Sir William
Amcotts Ingilby, Bart, [ext.], who cl. 1854. — Ket-
tlethorpe Park, near Newark, Notts ; Ripley Castle,
Yorkshire.
INGLIS, Sir John Eardley Wilmot, K.C.B. (cr.
1858).
Son of the late Right Rev, Dr. Inglis, Bishop of
Nova Scotia, by Eliza, dau. of T. Cochrane, Esq. ;
b. 1814 ; m. 1851 Julia, 2nd dau. of the 1st Lord
Chelmsford. Entered the Army as Ensign 32nd
foot 1833 ; served in Canada 1836-8, in the Punjab
campaigns 1848-9, and took part in the siege of
Mooltan ; became Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 1849,
and Colonel in the Army 1853 ; served as a Briga-
dier-General in the Indian Mutiny 1857-8, and was
made a K.C.B. for his successful defence of the
Residency at Lucknow ; appointed a Major-General
on the fixed establishment Nov. 1857. — Army and
Navy Club, S.W. ; 7, Eaton Square, W.
INGLIS, Lady (of Milton Bryant).
Mary, dau. of the late Joseph Seymour Biscoe,
Esq. ; m. 1807 the Right Hon. Sir Robert Harry
Inglis, Bart, (ext.), who was many years M.P. for
the University of Oxford, and d. 1855. — Milton
Bryant, near Woburn, Beds ; 7, Bedford Square,
W.C.
INGLIS, night Hon. John (of Glencorse).
Son of the Rev. John Inglis, D.D., of Old Grey-
friars, Edinburgh, one of the Deans of the Chapel
Roy.al in Scotland ; b. 1810 ; m. 1842 Isabella, dau.
of the Hon. Lord Wood (a Scottish Judge). Edu-
cated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1834, Hon.
D.C.L. 1859); called to the Scottish Bar 1835;
was Solicitor-General for Scotland Feb. — May 1852,
Lord Advocate May — Dec. 1852, and Feb. — July
1858 ; Dean of the Faculty of Advocates 1852-8 ;
Lord Rector of University and King's Coll., Aber-
deen, 1857 ; appointed Lord Justice Clerk of Scot-
land 1858, sworn a Priyy Councillor 1859 ; was
M.P. for Stamford Feb.— July 1858.— Glencorse
House, Midlothian, N.B. ; 30, Abercromby Place,
Edinburgh ; Carlton and Athenaeum Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John, b, 1843.
INGLIS,
(See Hulkett-Cragie-Inglis.)
* Mr. Ingham is thus in direct descent from the house of
Plantagenet.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
INGRAM, Herbert, Esq. (of Swineshead Abbey).
Eldest son of tbe late H. Ingram, Esq., by Mary
Anne, dau. of P. "Wedd, Esq., of Boston ; h. 1811 ;
m. 1843 Ann, dau. of W. Little, Esq., of Peter-
borough. Is a Magistrate for Herts, and a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lincoln ; has been M.P. for Boston
since 1856. — Swineshead Abbey, Lincolnshire ;
Loudwater, near Rickmansworth, Herts ; Keform
Club, S.W. ; 11, Montague Street, Portniau
Square, W.
llcir, bis son Herbert, h. 1845,
ING-SAM, James, Esq. (of Ades Chailey).
Eldest son of the late James Ingram, Esq., of Ades
Chailey, by Mary Harrison, dau. of William Henry
Eeilde, Esq., of Netherfield House, Herts; h. 1816 ;
s. 1839 ; m. 1843 Eliza Sarah, eldest dau. of the
Rev. Peter Guerin Crofts. Educated at Harrow.
This family was formerly settled in Yorkshire. —
Ades Chailey, neer Lewes, Sussex ; Oriental Club,
W.
Heir, his son James Crofts, 5. 1843,
INNES, Sir James MUne, Bart. (cr. 1628).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Sir John
Innes, Bart., of Balvenie and Edingight, co. Banff,
by Barbara, daughter of George Forbes, Esq., of
Boyndlie ; h. 1808 ; s. bis brother as 11th Bart.
1838 ; m. 1837 Elizabeth, dau. of A. Thurburn,
Esq. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Banff. — Edingight House, near Keith, Banffshire,
N.B.
Heir, his son John, h. 1840.
INNES, Sir David, Bart. (er. 1631).
Eldest son of the late George Innes, Esq., of
Edinburgh, by a dau. of the late Sir James Innes,
Bart., of Colstoun, N.B. ; h. 1781 ; s. 18—; iii.
1833 Mary Ann, dau. of — Williamson, Esq., of
Stewarton, co. Ayr ; was formerly Lieut. 99th
foot. — 14, Brandon Street, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son George, Lieut. 22nd Bombay Na-
tive Infantry ; h. 1834 ; m. 1855 Judith, dau. of
WiUiam Colquhoun Stirling, Esq., of Edinbarnet,
N.B.
INNES, 'William, Esq. (of Raemoir).
Second son of the late Alexander Innes, Esq.,* by
Elizabeth, dau. of Provost Davidson, of Aberdeen ;
h. 1781 ; s. his brother Alexander of Cowie in
1832 ; m. 1809 Jane, eldest dau. of Alexander
Brebner, Esq., of Learney. Educated at Maris-
chall Coll., Aberdeen ; was a Merchant in London
till 1817, when he became proprietor of Raemoir;
is a Dep. Lieut, of cos. Kincardine and Aberdeen ;
was Convener of co. Kincardine 1840-57. — Raemoir
by Banchory, Kincardineshire, N.B. ; New Club,
Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Alexander, of Cowie, a Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Kincardine; ?*. 1812 ; m. 1842 Anne Ca-
therine, dau. of the late General Sir Alexander
Leith, K.C.B.
* This gentleman is tlie 2nd son of John Innes, Esq., of
Edingigrht, which family is represented by Sir James Innes,
Bart. He was Commissary of Aberdeen, and proprietor of
Breda and Cowie.
INVERNESS (Duchess of), Cecilia Letitia
Underwood (cr. 1840).
A dau. of the 2nd Earl of Arran ; I. 1788 ; m. 1st
1815 Sir G. Buggin, Knight; 2nd 1829 H.R.H.
the late Duke of Sussex ; assumed her maternal
surname by sign manual 1831. — Kensington
Palace, W.
lOHNSON, Francis Dixon, Esq. (of Aykley-
heads).
Eldest son of the late Francis lohnson, Esq., J. P.
and D.L., by Mary, dau. of Richard Hetherington,
Esq., of The Hill, Burton-in-Lonsdale, co. York ;
h. 1803 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1838 Agnes Harrison, 3rd dau.
of the late John Greenwood, Esq., of Polefield, co.
Lancaster. Educated at Durham and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1827) ; called to tbe Bar at
Gray's Inn 1833 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham.
This family are a branch of the lohnsons of Kib-
blesworth, co. Durham (of whom Sir Nathaniel
was M.P. for Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1681 and
1685, and Governor of the Leeward Islands), and
were formerly of Loup House, in the same co. —
Aykleyheads, near Durham.
Heir, his son Francis Dixon, Ensign 45th foot,
I. 1841.
IRBY, Hon. and Rev. Adolpbus Frederick.
Seventh son of George, 2nd Lord Boston ; h. 1797.
Educated at Eton and St. Mary's Hall, Oxford
(B.A. 1819, M.A. 1822) ; appointed Perpetual
Curate of Hythe, Hants, 1828. — Hythe Parsonage,
near Southampton, Hants.
IRBY, Hon. and Rev. Llewellyn Charles Robert.
Third son of the 3rd Lord Boston; h. 1822; m.
1845 Margaret Emily, dau. of Jonathan Bullock,
Esq., of Faulkbourne Hall, Essex. Educated at
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1844, M.A. 1847);
appointed Rector of Whiston 1851. — Whiston Rec-
tory, near Northampton.
IRBY, Hon. and Rev. Paul Anthony.
Fourth son of George, 2nd Lord Boston ; h. 1784 ;
m. 1st 1814 Patience Anne, dau. of the late Sir
William de Crespigny, Bart, (she cl. 1831) ; 2nd
1836 Wilhelmina, eldest dau. of the late D. Powell,
Esq., of Loughton, Es.sex (she d. 1842) ; 3rd
1849 Augusta, dau. of the late J. B. Cowell, Esq.
Educated at Eton and St. Jolm's Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1807) ; appointed Rector of Cottesbrooke
1814; Hon. Canon of Peterborough 1845.— Cot-
tesbrooke Rectory, near Northampton.
IRBY, Frederick William, Esq. (of Boyland
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rear-Admiral the Hon.
Frederick Paul Irby, C.B., by his 1st wife Emily
Ives, dau. of William Drake, Esq., of Amershani,
Bucks, and grandson of the 2ud Lord Boston ; h.
1806; s. 1844; m. 1846 Isabella Harriet, only dau.
of R. N. Bruce, Esq., of London. Educated at
Eton and Balliol Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk (High Sheriff 1852).
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— Boylaml Hall, near Long Stratton, Norfolk ;
Atben.-Bum and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his half-brother Montague Henry
John, 6. 1828.
IRBY,
(See under Boston, Lord.)
IRELAN'D, James Ireland Clayfleld, Esq. (of
Brislington Hall).
Second son of the late Edward Rolle Clayfield,
Esq., by Frances Constance, elder dan. of the late
James Ireland, Esq., Merchant, of Bristol, and
High Sheriff for Somerset in 1782 ; h. 1804 ; s. his
father 1829, and his maternal aunt (the widow of
the late Sir Kichard Vaughan, Knt., of Bristol) in
1854 ; assumed, in 1827, by Royal license, the
additional surname and arms of Ireland ; m. 1832
Letitia, youngest dau. of the late Thomas Priaulx,
Esq., of Guernsey. Educated at the Bristol Gram-
mar-school ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Somerset. — Brislington Hall, near Bristol.
Heir, his son James Clayfield, h. 1835.
IRELAND, Thomas James, Esq. (of Owsden
HaU).
Only son of the late Thomas Ireland, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of the Rev. C. Hand ; b. 1792 ; w. 1829
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir W. E. Welby, Bart. Edu-
cated at Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1814,
M.A. 1817) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Suffolk; was M.P. for Bewdley 1847-8.— Owsden
Hall, near Newmarket, Suffolk ; Union Club,
S.W.
IREMOWGEB, 'Wmiam, Esq. (of WherweU
Priory).
Eldest son of the late Colonel W. Iremonger, by
Pennant, dau. of Rice Thomas,* Esq., of Coed
Helen, co. Carnarvon ; h. 1808 ; 5. 1852 ; m. 1844
Mary Anne, only dan. of W. H. Kilpin, Esq., of
Kings Clere, Hants. Educated at Eton ; was for-
merly an Officer in the Army. This family is of
Danish descent. — The Priory, Wherwell, near
Andover, Hants ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry, h. 1845.
IRTOlSr, Samuel, Esq. (of Irton Hall).
Elder son of the late E. L. Irton, Esq., by Harriet,
dau. of J. Hayne, Esq., of Ashbourne, co. Derby ;
h. 1796 ; m. 1825 Eleanor, dau. of J. T. Senhouse,
Esq. Educated at Shrewsbury and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Cumberland ; Avas M.P. for W. Cumberland
1833-47 and 1852-7.— Irton Hall, near Whitehaven,
Cumberland ; Carlton Club, S.W.
IRVINE, Alexander Forbes, Esq. (of Drum).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Irvine, Esq., by
Jean, dau. of Hugh Forbes, Esq., of Schivas, N.B. ;
h. 1777 ; s. 1844 ; m. 181G Margaret, dau. of the
late James Hamilton, Esq. Educated at St. An-
* This gentleman was descended from SirRhys-ap-Thonias,
mentioned by SiiaUespere in " King Henry V.," and wlio
received for his services certain lands in Anglesea, now in
possession of Sir R. Williams Bulkeley, Bart.
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drew's, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, and Glasgow ; called
to the Scottish Bar 1802 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Aberdeen ; foi'merly Captain 31st
foot. — Drum, near Aberdeen, N.B.
Heir, his son Alexander Forbes, h. 1818 ; m.
1849 2nd dau. of Colonel Jonathan Forbes, late
78th Highlanders.
IRVINE, Arthur Henry, Esq. (of Green Hill).
Eldest son of the late Hamilton Irvine, Esq., J. P.
and D.L. (who d. 1846), by Elizabeth, dau. of John
Sandys, Esq., of Longford (she d. 1858) ; 6. 1808 ;
s. 1850. Educated at Eton ; was formerly Ensign
3rd Buffs, and Lieutenant 96th foot. Tiiis family
is a branch of the ancient Scottish house of Irvine,
— ^Green Hill, Brookeborough, near Linaskea, co,
Fermanagh.
Heirs Pres., his sisters Letitia, Elizabeth Anne,
and Kate.
IRVINE, John, Esq. (of KiUadeas House or
Rockfleld),
Eldest son of the late Gerrard Irvine, Esq., of
Rockfield, by Catherine, dau. of Robert Hassard,
Esq., of Stoneville, co. Fermanagh ; h. 1788 ; s.
1835 ; m. 1817 Sarah, dau. of Thomas Towers,
Esq., of Bushy Park, co. Tipperary. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Tyrone (High Sheriff 1819), and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fermanagh ;
appointed Major Tyrone Militia 1845. This family
is the younger branch of the Irvines of Castle
Irvine (Necarn), co. Fermanagh, descended from
thelrvinesof Bonshaw, Scotland. — Killadeas House,
near Enniskillen, co. Ferm.anagh ; 11, Windsor
Terrace, Kingstown, near Dublin.
Heir, his son John Gerrard, h. 1823; a Magis-
trate for cos. Tyrone and Fermanagh, and Captain
Fermanagh Militia ; was High Sheriff of co. Fer-
mjvnagh 1852.
IRWIN, Richard, Esq. (of Rathmile).
Eldest son of the late Richard Irwin, Esq., by
Margaret, eldest dau. of Valentine Dillon, of
Tenelick, co. Longford ; h. 1806 ; s. 1818 ; m. 1832
Mary, 2nd dau. of John Kelly, Esq., of Ballintlea,
CO. Clare. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Limerick, and a
Magistrate for CO. Roscommon (High Sheriff 1842).
— Rathmile, near Tulsk, co. Roscommon ; Hibernian
Hotel, Dublin.
Heir, his son Richard, Captain 93rd Roscommon
regiment, b. 1832.
ISHAM, Sir Charles Edmund, Bart. (cr. 1627).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Justinian
Isham, Bart., by Mar}', dau. of Rev. Samuel Close,
of Drumbanagher and Elm Park, co. Armagh ; b.
1819 ; s. his brother as 10th Bart. 1840 ; m. 1847
Emily, dau. of the late Right Hon. Mr. Justice
Vaughan. Educated at Rugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a M.agistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton
(High Sheriff 1851), and Patron of 2 livings. —
Lamport Hall, near Northampton.
Heir Pres., his coiisin John Vere, I. 1801 ; m.
1830 Mary, dau. of William W^ood, Esq., of Brix-
worth.
Ish]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ISHER"WOOD, Thomas Bradshaw, Esq. (of
Bradsh.aw and Marple Hall).
Only son of the late John Bradshaw Isherwood,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of the Rev.
Thomas Bancroft ; h. 1820 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1840 Mary
Ellen, Snd dau. of the Rev. Henry Bellairs, of Bed-
worth (whom see). Represents the ancient family
of Bradshaw * of Bradshaw, co. Lancaster, where
they have been seated from before the Conquest. —
Marple Hall, near Stockport, Cheshire ; Bradshaw
Hall, near Bolton, Lancashire.
Heir, his sou John Henry, Ensign 84th foot,
I. 1841.
ISTED, Ambrose, Esq. (of Ecton).
Only son of the late Samuel Isted, Esq., by Barbara,
dau. of Thomas Percy, Lord Bishop of Dromore ;
h. 1797; s. 1827; m. 1st 1832 Eleanor Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of the Hon. and Rev. Richard Bruce
Stopford; 2nd 1853 Frances Elizabeth, dau. of
Viscount Anson and widow of the Hon. 0. J.
Murray. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton. —
Ecton, near Northampton ; Boodle's and Arthur's
Clubs,' S.W.
Heir Pres., his cousin Charles William Hamilton
Sotheby, Esq., h. 1820.
IVES, Rev. Cornelius (of Bra,dden House).
Eldest son of the late Cornelius Ives, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of Cornelius Van Mildert, Esq., of Newington,
Middlesex ; I. 1793 ; s. 1838. Educated at Rugby
and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1818) ;
appointed Rector of Bradden 1818. — Bradden
House, near Towcester, Northamptonshire.
Heir Pres., his brother William, Vicar of Halt-
whistle ; educated at Rugby and Balliol Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1829) ; h. 1799 ; m. 1st
1832 Mary Ann, dau. of Henry Richmond, Esq.,
of Humshaugh, Northumberland (she d. 1840) ;
2nd 1842 Sarah, dau. of Robert Green, Esq., of
South Shields (she d. 1857); 3rd 1859 Anne, dau.
of John Willan Mewburu, Esq., of Peterborough.
IVES, Ferdinand, Esq. (of St. Catherine's HiU).
Eldest son of the late Jeremiah Ives, M.A., F.R.S.,
by Anne, dau. of the late Timothy Tompson, Esq.,
of Witchingham Hall, Norfolk ; b. 1807 ; s. 1829 ;
m. 1843 Catherine, eldest dau. of George Priest,
Esq. Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ; was Captain 15th King's
Hussars 1831-7. — St. Catherine's Hill, Norwich,
Norfolk ; Carlton and Junior United Service Clubs,
S.W.
Heir, his son Ernest Ferdinand, i. 1844.
IVES, J. Robert, Esq. (of Bentworth Hall).
Son of the late J. Ives, Esq., of Cotton, Norfolk ;
6. 1812 ; m. 1836 Emma, 2nd dau. of 3rd Viscount
Maynard. Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Hants (High Sheriff
* John Bradshaw, who presided at the trial of Charles I.,
was of this family. He was bom at Marple, a.d. i602, and
his great-niece, Mary Bradshaw, became sole heir to the
family estates, and conveyed them in marriage to the Isher-
woods.
1854). — Bentworth Hall, near Alton, Hants; 41,
Hertford Street, Mayfair, W. ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Gordon Maynard, Lieutenant and
Captain in the Coldstream Guards, and a Dep.
Lieut, for Essex, h. 1837.
IZOD, Lorenzo Nickson, Esq. (of Chapel Izod).
Only son of the late William Izod, Esq., by Darkey,
dau. of Thomas Hemsworth, Esq., of Abbeyville,
CO. Tipperary ; Z». 1812 ; s. 1848; w. 1837 Elizabeth
Catherine, dau. of Sir H. R. Garden, Bart., of
Teniplemore Priory, co. Tipperary. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Oxford; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kilkenny.— Chapel-Izod House, near
Stonyford, co. Kilkenny.
Heir, his son William Henry, Lieutenant Royal
Artillery, h. 1837.
JACKSON, Sir Keith George, Bart. (cr. 1815).
Second but only surviving son of the late Sir Keith
A. Jackson, Bart., Captain 4th Light Dragoons
(who d. in Cabul 1843), by Amelia, only dau. of
G. Waddell, Esq. ; h. 1842 ; s. his brother as 4th
Bart. 1857.
Heir Pres., his uncle John, h. 1799 ; m. 1832
Honoria Auna Maria, dau. of J. Daniell, Esq.
JACKSON, Sir Charles Robert MitcheU, Knt.
(cr. 1852).
Son of the late General Jackson, by Eliza, dau. of
the late Captain Sir C. Mitchell ; b. 1814 ; m. 1844
Jane, dau. of E. Armitage, Esq., of Farnley Hall,
CO. York. Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
183(3 ; is a Puisne Judge at Calcutta ; late a Judge
at Bombay. — Mount Neville, Tunbridge Wells,
Kent.
JACKSON, Sir George, Knt. (cr. 1832).
Son of the late Rev. Dr. Jackson, Canon Residen-
tiary of St. Paul's ; b. 1785 ; vi. 1st 1812 Cordelia,
dau. of Christopher Savile, Esq., and sister of
Albany Savile, Esq., M.P., of Oaklands, Devon
(she d. 1853) ; 2nd 1856 Catharine Hannah, dau,
of the late Thomas Elliott, Esq., of Wakefield, co.
York. Educated for the Diplomatic Service ; has
been Secretary of Legation at Berlin, and Commis-
sioner at Washington ; was Commissary-General at
Loanda 1845-59.— 13, Onslow Square, S.W,
JACKSON, Sir James, K.C.B., K.H. (cr. 1856).
Third son of the late Colonel G. Jackson, M.P. for
CO. Mayo ; b. 1790 ; m. 18— Miss Carey. Is a Lieu-
tenant-General in the Army, Colonel 6th Dragoons,
and Lieutenant-Governor and Commander at Cape of
Good Hope ; served in the East Indies, Peninsula,
and Waterloo ; was formerly Lieutenant-Colonel
6th Dragoon Guards. — Cape Town, South Africa.
JACKSON, Hamilton Llewellin, Esq. (of Fan-
ningstown Castle).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Jackson, Esq., by
Helena, dau. of the late Sober Hall, Esq., of Dar-
lington ; b. 1816 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1844 Henrietta
Amelia, 3rd dau. of the late John Donadelli, Esq.
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[Jam
Is a Magistrate for cos. Limerick and Clare, and
holds a Captain's commission iu the Austrian army.
This family is a branch of the Jacksons of Dud-
dington, co. Northampton. — -Fanningstown Clastic,
near Croom, co. Limerick ; Kildare-Street Club,
Dublin ; Windham Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Ingelheim, h. 1845.
JACKSO]Sr, Kev. Samuel John.
EWest son of the late Samuel Jackson, Esq., of
Catharine Hall, Jamaica, and Member of the
Council of that island, by Elizabeth Motte, dau. of
John Blower Cxibbs, Esq., of the same island ;
J. 1810; s. 1837 ; m. 1832 Louisa, youngest dau.
of the late Alexander Edgar, Esq., of Armagh,
Jamaica, youngest brotlier of the late James
Handyside Edgar, Esq., of Auchengrammont, co.
Lanark (whicli ancient family is now represented
by Captain Henry Edgai', late 26th Camei-onians).
Educated at Eton and Pembroke Coll., Oxford.
This family* is one of the oldest in Jamaica, having
possessed for centuries lands granted by the Crown.
— Jamaica.
Heir, his only surviving son John Barclay.
JACKSON, •WiUiani, Esq. (of Birkenhead
Manor).
Seventh son of the late Peter Jackson, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of Henry Mather, Esq., of Warrington ;
b. 1805 ; ?». 1829 EHzabeth, dau. of Lieutenant T.
Hughes. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Chester ; has been M.P. for Newcastle-under-Lyne
since 1847. — Manor House, Birkenhead, Cheshire ;
Eefoi-m Club, S.W. ; Fenton's Hotel, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Mather, 6. 1831 ; m, 1851
Elizabeth, dau. of T. B. Blackburne, Esq.
JACKSOlSr, Bev, WUliam ■Ward.
Second son of the late William Ward Jackson,
Esq!, by Susannah Louisa, dau. of E. Martin
Atkins, Esq., of Kingston Lisle, Berks ; 1). 1805 ;
s. his brother 1854 ; m. 1840 Anne Ross, dau. of
Lieutenant-Colonel Stapleton, late of Thorpe Lee,
Surrey. Educated at Rugby and Lincoln Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1834) ; ordained Deacon
by the Bishop of Gloucester 1834, and Priest 1835 ;
is a Magistrate for the N. Riding of York.shire, and
Lord of the Manor of Normanby ; represents a
younger branch of the family of Sir G. Duckett,
Bart., whose grandfather. Sir George Jackson,
Bart., took the name of Duckett on marriage. —
— Normanby Hall, near Middlesborough-on-Tees,
Yorkshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Ralph Ward, founder
of West Hartlepool, b'. 1806; m. 1829 Susan,
dau. of Charles Swainson, Esq., of Cooper Hili,
near Preston.
JACSOISr, Charles Boger, Esq. (of Barton).
Eldest son of the late George Jacson, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of Charles Gibson, Esq., of Quern-
more Park, CO. Lancaster; h. 1817; s. 1846;
in. 1846 Catherine, dau. of Henry Grenehalgh
* Mr. Jackson represents the family of the loyal Archbishop
Juxon, temp. Charles I., and possesses heirlooms, interesting
relics of that prelate.
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Formby, Esq., of Formby. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Barton, near
Preston, Lancashire.
JAMES, Sir "Walter Charles, Bart. (or. 1791).
Eldest son of the late John James, Esq., some time
Minister to the Netherlands, by Emily Jane, dau.
of Robert, 1st Marquis of Londonderry, K.G. (now
Viscountess Hardinge) ; b. 1816 ; s. his grandfather
as 2nd Bart. 1829 ; m. 1851 Sarah Caroline, dau. of
Cuthbert Ellison, Esq., of Hepburn Hall, co. Dur-
ham. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1836, M.A. 1840) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Kent (High Sheriff 1855) ; was M.P. for Hull
1837-47. — Bettshanger, near Sandwich, Kent ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 7, Charles Street, W.
Heir, his son Walter Henry, b. 1846.
JAMBS, Sir John Kingston, Bart. (or. 1823).
Eldest son of the late Francis James, Esq., of
King's CO., by a dau. of P. Kingston, Esq. ; b. 1784 ;
m. 1812 Charlotte Rebecca, dau. of John Cash,
Esq., of Belville, co. Dublin. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the city of Dublin (High Sheriff
1811), and a Director of the Bank of Ireland ; was
Lord Mayor of Dublin 1821 and 1840.— 9, Caven-
dish Row, Dublin.
Heir, his son Sir John Kingston James, Knt.
(whom see), b. 1815.
JAMES, Sir John Kingston, Knt. (cr. 1854),
Eldest son of Sir J. K. James, Bart, (whom see) ;
b. 1815 ; m. 1839 Frances Isabel, dau. of T. F.
Wilkinson, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin (B.A. 1837) ; was formerly Lieutenant 6tli
Dragoons. — 8, Hertford Street, Mayfair, W.
JAMES, David, Esq. (of Wornaston).
Eldest son of the late John James, Esq., by Ann,
dau. of David Jenkins, Esq., formerly of Presteign,
CO. Radnor ; b. 1777 ; s. 1808 ; m. 1802 Mary, dau.
of Josiah Kinsey, Esq. Educated at the Gram-
mar-school, Carmarthen ; is a Magistrate for
cos. Hereford and Radnor (High Sheriff 1844).
This family was formerly of Tyglyn, co. Cardigan.
— -Wornaston, near Kington, Herefordshire.
Heir, his grandson John, b. 18 — .
JAMES, John, Esq. (of Lansoar).
Eldest son of the late John James, Esq., by Sara,
dau. of David Evans, Esq., of Bristol and Lan-
wonno, CO. Glamorgan ; b. 1804 ; s. 1859. Edu-
cated at Westminster ; is a Magistrate for co.
Monmouth. This family was formerly Roman
Catholic, and descends from the ancient family of
Meyric, who held, in the reign of Henry YII.,
large property, the greater portion of which was
confiscated subsequently to the Reformation. —
Lansoar, near Caerleon-on-Usk, Monmouthshire.
JAMES, John Taubman 'William, Esq. (of Pant-
saison).
Eldest son of the late Colonel John James, by
Margaret Christian, dau. of Major Taubman, of
The Nunnery, I. of Man ; b. 1812 ; s. 1819 ;
m. 1836 Margaret Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Captain
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Jam]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Jones-Pan-y, R.N., of Llwyu Onn. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co, Pembroke, and a
Magistrate for co. Cardigan ; was formerly an
Officer iu the 83rd foot. This family has been for
many years seated at Pantsaison. There is a
tradition iu the family that there were fifteen Wil-
liam Jameses in succession, of Pantsaison. — Pant-
saison, near St. Dogmael's, co. Pembroke.
Heir, his son Robert Lloyd, h. 1844.
JAMES, Rev. Octavius (of ClarghyU HaU).
Eighth son of the late William James, Esq., of
Deckham Hall, co. Durham, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Joseph Woodhouse, Esq., of Scotswood, Northum-
berland ; h. 1818 : m. 1844 Jane Catherine Helen,
dau. of Captain Thomas Bowlby, R.A. Educated
at Ripon and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1841, M.A. 1843) ; appointed Rector of Kirk-
haugh, Northumberland, 1846 ; is a Magistrate for
Cumberland. — ClarghyU Hall, Alston, near Pen-
rith, Cumberland.
Ileiv, his sou Lewis, h. 1848.
JAMES, Thomas, Esq.. (of Otterburn Tower).
Eldest son of the late William James, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Woodhouse, Esq., of
Scotswood, Northumberland ; h. 1807 ; s. 1821 ;
m. 1833 Margaret Bernard, 3rd dau. of Rev. John
CoUinson. Educated at Harrow and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Northumberland. — Otterburn Tower, near New-
castle-on-Tyne, Northumberland.
Heir, his son William, h. 1838.
JAMES, "William, Esq. (of Barrock Park).
Eldest son of the late William Evans James, Esq.,
of May Place, near Liverpool, by Elizabeth Ashton,
dau. of Nicholas Ashton, Esq., of Woolton Hall ;
h. 1791 ; s. 1800 : m. 1816 Fanny, only dau. of
W^illiam Calton liulson, Esq. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.xV. 1813, M.A.
1816) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cum-
berland (High Sheriff 1827) ; was M.P. for Car-
lisle 1820-32, and for E. Cumberland 1836-47.—
Barrock Park, near Carlisle, Cumberland ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Edward, Captain in the
Army, h. 1816 ; m. 1841 Eliza, dau. of William
Hill, Esq.
JAMES.
(See Critvis-Jaiius.)
JAKDINE, Sir WiUiam, Bart. (or. 1672).
Eldest son of the late Sir Alexander Jardine,
Bart., by Jane, dau. of Thomas INIaule, Esq. ;
I. 1800 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1821 ; in. 1820 Jane, dau.
of D. Lizars, Esq., of Edinburgh. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Dumfries. — Jardine Hall,
near Lockerbie, N.B.
Heir, his son Alexander, h, 1829.
JARVIS, Sir Samuel Raymond, Knt. (or. 1834).
Son of the late — Jarvis, Esq. ; b. 1800 ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Hants, of which he was High Sheriff in
1834.— Cove Cottage, Ventnor, I. of W^ght ; Union
Club, S.W.
JARVIS, George Knollis, Esq. (of Doddington
HaU).
Eldest son of the late George Ralph Payne Jarvis,
Esq., by Philadelphia, dau. of Ebenezer Blackwell,
Esq. ; b. 1803 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1833 Emily, eldest
dau. of Rev. George Thomas Pretyraan. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln (High
Sheriff 1857). — Doddington Hall, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son George Eden, Captain 18th
Hussars, b. 1840.
JEBB, Sir Joshua, K.C.B. (cr. 1859).
Eldest son of the late Joshua Jebb, Esq., of Wal-
ton, CO. Derby, by Dorothy, dau. of General
Gladwyn, of Stubbing Court ; b. 1794 ; m. 1st
1830 Mary Legh, dau. of Wootten B. Thomas,
Esq., of Highfield, co. Derby ; 2nd 1854 the Lady
Amelia Rose, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Chichester.
Educated at Woolwich ; entered the Royal En-
gineers 1812, became Colonel 1855, and retired on
full pay ; is Surveyor-General of Prisons, Chairman
of the Directors of Convict Prisons, and Inspector-
General of Militarj' Prisons ; served in America
1812-13. —The Elms, Eulham, S.W. ; 45, Parlia-
ment Street, S.W^.
Heir, his son .Joshua Gladwyn, b. 1837.
JEBB, Rev. John.
Eldest son of the late Hon. Richaid Jebb, Judge
of the King's Bench, Ireland, by Jane Louisa, dau.
of John Finlay, Esq., of Corkagh, co. Dublin, and
nephew of the late Bishop Jebb, of Limerick ;
b. 1805 ; ;/(. 1831 Frances, 3rd dau. of the late
General Sir R. Bourke, K.C.B., of Thornfield, co.
Limerick. Educated at V\'inchester and Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829) ; appointed
Prebendary of Limerick 1831, Rector of Peterstow
1843, Prebendary of Hereford 1858. — Peterstow,
near Ross, Herefordshire.
JEE, Richard Roberts, Esq. (of Hartshill).
Eldest son of the late Richard Jee, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Thomas Roberts, Esq.; b. 1813;
m. 1841 Mary, dau. of the late Rev. Henry Hut-
chins (who d. 1844). Is a Magistrate for co.
Warwick, and Captain in the 1st regiment War-
wickshire ]\Iilitia. — Hartshill, near Atherstone,
W^arwickshire.
Heir, his dau. Mary Elizabeth.
JEE, Thomas, Esq. (of Peckleton Hall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Wightman Jee, Esq.,
by Sarah, dau. of the late John Richards, Esq., of
Leicester; h. 1795; s. 1836; m. 1838 Anne, only
dau. of William Worthington, Esq., of Norton-by-
Twj'cross, CO. Leicester. This family have held
their present property for more than 200 years.*
— Peckleton Hall, near Hinckley, Leicestershire ;
Norton-by-Twycross, Leicestershire.
Heir, his only son Thomas Wightman, b. 1841.
JEFFCOCK, William, Esq. (of High Hazles).
Eldest son of the late John Jeffcock, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of the late William Dunn, Esq., of
* For the pedigrees of Wightman, Worthington, antl Jcc,
see Nichols's " History of Leicestershire."
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Jer
Sheffield ; h. 1800 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1827 Judith, 2nd
dau. of William Stobart, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, and Captain 1st
W. York Yeomanry Cavalry ; was the 1st Mayor
of Sheffield, 1843-4.— High Hazles, near Sheffield,
Yorkshii-e.
Heir, his son \ViHiani Henry, Lieutenant 1st W.
York Yeomanry Cavalry, h. 1831 ; m. 1856 Susanna,
dau. of James Manby (4ully, Esq., M.D.
JEJEEBHOY, Sir Cursetjee, Bart, (er. 1857).
Eldest son of the late Sir Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy,
Bart., by Awabaee Framjee, dau. of Framjee Pres-
tonjee ; b. ISll ; s. 1859 ; m. 1st 1830 Deenbaee,
dau. of D. Corvarjee ; 2nd 1835 Euttonbaee
Cursetjee. Is a Magistrate at Bombay. The late
Bart, was an eminent Parsee Merchant and Ship-
owner in India, and a Magistrate for Bombay, and
received the honour of Knighthood and a Baro-
netcy for his munificence and patriotism.— Maza-
gon, Bombay.
Heir, his son Manockjee, h. 1851.
JENKIN, Rev. Charles, D.D.
Eldest son of the late Abraham Jenkin, by Maiy,
dau. of Sir John CuUum, Bart., of Hawstead,
Suffolk ; h. 1790 ; m. 1st 1827 Emily Martha,
eldest dau. of William Walker, Esq., of London ;
2nd 1849 Katherine Mary, 3rd dau. of John
Homfray Clerk, Esq., and widow of David Mig-
not, M.D., of the island of Jamaica. Educated
at Reading and St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1814, M.A. 1818, B.D. and D.D. 1828) ; appointed
Rector of Herringswell 1827 ; is a Magistrate for
Suffolk ; was formerly Fellow of St. Peter's Coll.
This family is descended from the Jenkins of
Folkstone, Kent. — Herringswell, near Mildenhall,
Suffolk.
JENKINSON", Sir George Samuel, Bart. (cr.
1661).
Eldest surviving son of the late Dr. J. B. Jenkin-
son, Bishop of St. David's, by Frances Augusta,
dau. of A. Pechell, Esq., of Berkhampstead, Herts ;
h. 1817 ; s. his uncle as 11th Bart. 1855 ; m. 1845
Emily Sophia, dau. of A. Lyster, Esq. , of Stil-
lorgan, co. Dublin. Educated at W^inchester ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester.
The 10th Bart, succeeded to the Baronetcy on the
death of his cousin, the 3rd and last Earl of Liver-
pool, in 1851. — Eastwood Park, near Berkeley,
Gloucestershire ; Carltoij and Army and Navy
Clubs, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Geoi'ge Bankes, h. 1851,
JEWJNTIKGS, Kiehard, Esq. (of Gellydeg),
Eldest son of the late Richard .Jennings, Esq., by
Louisa, dau. of Richard Paul Jodrell, Esq., of
Nethercote House, Oxon, and sister of Sir R. P.
Jodrell, Bart. ; h. 1814 ; m. 1844 Agnes Catherine
Annabella, only surviving dau. of Admiral Sir
Edward Hamilton, Bart., K.C.B. Educated at
Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1836,
M.A. 1840) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1839 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
341
Carmarthen (High Sheriff 1859), and a Magistrate
for Middlesex.— Gellydeg, near Llandefeilog, Car-
marthenshire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.;
21, Portland Place, W,
JEKYWS, George, Esq. (of Bottisham Hall),
Eldest son of the late Rev. George Leonard Jenyns,
by Mary, dau. of Dr. Heberden, of Pall Mall,
London; h. 1795; s. 1848; m. 1820 Maria Jane,
eldest dau. of the late Sir James Gambler, Knt.
Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1817, M.A. 1820) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Cambridgeshire. This family is de-
scended from Sir John Jenjms, of Churchill, Somer-
set, who was born 1580. — Bottisham Hall, near
Newmarket.
Heir, his son Soame Gambler, C.B., Major in
the 18th Hussars; />..1826; m. 1859 Emily, dau. of
Henry Stafford Thompson, Esq., of Fairfield, co.
York.
JEPHSON, Sir Richard Mounteney, Bart, (cr,
1814),
Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Mounteney
Jephson, Bart., who was some time Judge of the
Admiralty, by Catherine, dau. of — Joliffe, Esq.,
of Wolverton, Isle of Wight ; h. 1805 ; s. as 2nd
Bart, 1825. — Milford, near Godalming, Surrey;
8, Argyll Street, W,
Heir Prcs., his brother James Saumarez, b. 1807.
JEPHSON-lSrORREYS.
(See Norreya.)
JERMYN,
(See under Bristol, Mar([ms of.)
JERIflNGHAM, Hon, George Siilyarde
StafiFord.
Third son of the 6th Lord Stafford ; h. 1806.
Educated at Stonyhurst ; became Attache at
St. Petersburg 1826, and subsequently at Turin,
Lisbon, and Madrid ; was Secretary of Embassy at
Constantinople 1849-50, at Paris 1850-1 ; Minister
at Stockholm 1853-4, .at Stutgardt 1854-8 ; ap-
pointed Minister at Rio Janeiro 1858. —Rio
Janeiro.
JERNIISTGHAM, Edmund, Esq,
Eldest son of the late William Jerningham, Esq.,
of Cossey, Norfolk, by Anne, dau. of Thomas
Wright, Esq., of Fitzwalters, Essex; b. 1805;
m. 1829 Matilda, 2nd dau. of Christopher Water-
ton, Esq., of W^oodlands, near Doncaster. Edu-
cated at Stonyhurst Coll. This is a younger
branch of the family of Lord Stafford, — Reform
Club, S.W. ; 43, Rutland Gate, S,W,
JERSEY (Earl of), Victor Albert George Villiers
(cr. 1697).
Eldest sou of the 6th Earl, by Julia, dau.
of the late Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart.,
M.P. ; 6. .1845; s. 1859. Educated at Eton;
Patronage 2 livings. This family is of Norman
extraction, and dates in England from the Conquest,
Jer]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
— Middleton Park, near Bicester, Oxon ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 38, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother liobert Frederick,
h. 1847.
JERVIS, Lady.
Martha Honora Georgina, dau. of Captain Eicketts,
E.N. ; m. 1st Osborne Markham, Esq. ; 2nd Sir
W. Cock burn, Bart, {d.) ; has assumed the name of
Jervis.
JERVIS, Lady (of Pairhill).
Catharine Jane, dau. of A. Mundell, Esq. ; m. 1824
the Eight Hon. Sir John Jervis, who d. 1856. —
Fairhill, near Tunbridge, Kent ; 47, Eaton Square,
S.W.
JERVIS, Hon. Edward Swynfen (of Aston
HaU).
Third son of the 2nd Viscount St. Vincent, by
his 2nd wife Mary Anne, dau. of T. Parker, Esq. ;
h. 1815; m. 1838 Mary, dau. of J. Barker, Esq.
Late Captain Staffordshire Militia ; was High
Sheriff of co. Stafford 1857. — Aston Hall, Sutton
Coldfield, near Birmingham ; 25, St. James's Place,
S.W.
JERVIS, Sir Hem-y Meredith Jervis- Wliite,
Bart. (cr. 1797).
Eldest son of the late Sir Jolm Meredith, by
Jane, dau. of Henry Xisbett, Esq., of Ashmore,
CO. Longford ; b. 1793 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1830 ;
m. 1818 Marian, dau. of William Campbell, Esq.,
of Fairfield, co. Ayr. Is a Lieutenant E.N. on
reserved half-pay.- — Bully Ellis, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son John, in Holy Orders, h. 1819 ;
in. 1845 Mary, dau. of Thomas M. Alsager.
JERVIS, Captain Henry Jervis Wliite.
Third son of Sir H. M. J. White-Jervis, Bart,
(whom see) ; h. 1825 ; in. 1855 Lucy, dau. of J. C.
Cobbold, Esq., M.P. Educated at Harrow and
Woolwich ; is Captain E.A. ; elected M.P. for
Harwich 1859 ; isauthor of various military works.
— 54, St. George's Eoad, Pimlico.
JERVOISE, Sir Jervoise Clarke, Bart. (cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Sir Samuel Clarke
Jervoise, Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of the Eev.
Nicholas Griffenhooffe, Eector of Woodham ]Mor-
timer, Essex ; h. 1804 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1S52 ;
m. 1829 Georgiana, dau. of George Nesbitt Thomp-
son, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Hants ; has been M.P. for South Hants since
1857. — Idsworth Park, near Horndean, Hants ;
Boodle's Club, S.W. ; 22, Bryanstone Square,
W.
Heir, his son Jervoise, Captain 28rd Eoyal Welsh
Fusiliers ; h. 1830 ; m. 1855 Sophia Horatia Chur-
chill, dau. of Henry Lawes Long, Esq., of Hampton
Lodge, Surrey.
JESSE, John, Esq., F.R.S., F.R.A.S., P.L.S.,
F.G.H.S., &c. (of Llanbedr Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Jesse, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of Ambrose Smith, Esq. ; h. 1801 ; s. 1817;
in. 1st 1840 Sarah, dau. of John Garratt, Esq. ;
2nd 1848 Eliza, dau. of Edward Milne, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for co. Denbigh (High Sheriff 1856),
and for cos. Cliester and Montgomery. This family
is descended from Mr. Jesse, the " godly preacher"
to the Protector Oliver Cromwell. — Llanbedr Hall,
near Euthin, Denbighshire.
Heir, his son Francis Ablett, h. 1845.
JESSE, 'William, Esq. (of Maisonette).
Eldest son of the late Eev. William Jesse, Vicar of
Margaretting, Essex, and of Pelsall, co. Stafford ;
h. 1809 ; in. 1836 Sophia, only dau. of the late John
Disney, Esq., of The Hyde, Essex, and Norton
Disney, co. Lincoln. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex ; entered the Army 1825 ; retired
from the service with the rank of Capt. 1846. This
family, of Norman origin, was for many centuries
settled at Chilmark, Wilts, and is enrolled in the
Visitation Books of that county. — Maisonette, near
Ingatestone, Essex ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
Heir, his sou William, h. 18-38.
JESSON", Thomas, Esq. (of Oakwood).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Jesson, Esq., by
Sarah Baker, dau. of Edward Haslewood, Esq., of
Bridgnorth, co. Salop ; h. 1801 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1st
1834 Susanna, dau. of Joseph Smith, Esq., of
Summerfield, West Bromwich ; 2nd 1856 Mary
Chailotte, dau. of William Izon, Esq., The Lodge,
West Bromwich. Is a Magistrate for co. Stafford.
This family have resided on the same property since
the reign of Henry VIII. Eichard Jesson, of The
Leveretts, Handsworth, 2nd son of a former Thomas
Jesson, Esq., of Oakwood, was High Sheriff of
CO. Stafford 1804. — Oakwood, West Bromwich,
Staffordshire.
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1842.
JESSOP, Frederick Thomas, Esq. (of Doory
HaU).
Eldest surviving son of the late John Ilarward
Jessop, Esq., by Frances, only dau. and heir of the
late Sir Frederick Flood, Bart., M.P., of Banner
Lodge, CO. Wexford, and widow of Eichard Solly,
Esq. ; h. 1811 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1836 Elizabeth, dau,
of Peter Low, Esq., of co. Limerick. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834) ;
is a Jilagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Longford
(High Sheriff 1835), and a Magistrate for co. West-
meath. — Doory Hall, near Mullingar, Ireland ;
Kildare-Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Francis John, h. 1837.
JESSOP, Major John, C.B. (of Batterley Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Jessop, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of John Sawyer, Esq. ; h. 1779 ; s.
1814 ; m. 1815 IMartha Matilda, 2nd dau. of Eev.
Thomas de Burgh, of Ardcanny, co. Limerick,
great-grandson of Ulysses Burgh, late Bishop of
Ardagh. Educated at Southwell, Notts ; is a
Major in the Army, which he entered in 1798 as
Ensign 44th regiment ; served in Egypt under Sir
E. Abercromby, and through the Peninsular cam-
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paigns ; was wounded at Waterloo. — Batterley
Hall, near Alfreton, Derbyshire.
Heir, his son William, b. 1822; m. 1851 Eliza-
beth Lydia, dau. of Eev. Edmund Robinson, of
Thorp Green, oo. York.
JESSOP, John Harward, Esq. (of Marlfield).
Only son of the late Rev. R. F. Jessop, of Killglass,
CO. Longford, by Catherine, dau. of Sir Thomas
Fetherston, Bart., of Ardagh, co. Longford ; h.
1826. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1847, M.A. 1852); called to th.e Irish Bar 1848;
is a Magistrate for cos. Westmeath and Dublin ;
was High Sheriff of co. Longford in 1853. This
family is a junior branch of the Jessops of Doory
Hall, CO. Longfoi-d. — Marlfield, Cabinteely, near
Dublin ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin ; 31, Upper
Mount Street, Dublin.
JESSOPP, Eev. John.
Eldest son of the late J, S. Jessopp, Esq., Barrister-
at-Law, J. P. for Herts, Essex, and Middlesex,
and D.L, for Essex, and Captain West Essex
Militia, by Eliza, dau. of the Hon. Bridger Good-
rich, of Bermuda; h. 1815; s. 1851; in. 1844
Frances Mary Anne, eldest dau. of B. Hooker,
Esq., of Capel House, Enfield. Educated at Tun-
bridge and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837,
M.A. 1841); ordained 1840; appointed Chaplain
to King of the Belgians 1842 ; is a Magistrate for
Herts ; was formerly Chaplain H.E.I. Co.'s service,
Bombay, and British Consular Chaplain at Ostend.
This fiimily resided from 1630 to 1751 atTimrnscoe
Hall, near Doncaster ; they then settled at Wal-
tham Abbey, Essex, where the descendants of the
younger branch are still living. — Cheshunt, Herts ;
East-India United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1850.
JESSOPP, Leverton, Esq. (of 'UT'altham Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Augustus Jessojjp,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of J. George, Esq., and
widow of the late William Price Pugh, Esq., of
Waltham House, Cheshunt, Herts; &. 1825; m.
1853 Elizabeth Blanshard, eldest dau. of the Rev.
John Steel, Vicar of Cowbit, co. Lincoln. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex ; late Captain
Essex Rifles. — Waltham Abbey, Essex ; Conserva-
tive Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Augustus Leverton, h. 1866.
JEX-BLAKE, WilUam Lubbock Jex, Esq. (of
S wanton Abbott).
Eldest son of the late William Jex Jex-Blake, Esq.,
by Mai-ia, youngest dau. of William Lubbock, Esq.,
of Lamas, co. Norfolk ; h. 1818 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1847
Susanna Margaret, dau. of Francis John Blake,
Esq., of Norwich. Is a Magistrate for Norfolk. —
Swanton Abbott, near Norwich, Norfolk,
Heir, his son Francis William, h. 1850.
JOCELYN, Viscountess.
Frances Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the 5tli Earl
Cowper ; m. 1841 Robert, Viscount Jocelyn (eldest
son of the Earl of Roden), who d. 1854. Is a
Lady of the Bedchamber to Her Majesty. — Buck-
ingham Palace, S.W.
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JOCELYK", Hon. Augustus George Frederick.
Sixth son of the 2nd Earl of Roden (by his 1st
marriage) ; h. 1811 ; m. 1st 1845 Cecilia, dau. of
Sir N. Douglas, K.C.B. (she d. 1847) ; 2nd 1851
Grace, dau. of Sir J. Macneill (she d. 1852). Edu-
cated at C!h. Ch., Oxford ; entered the Army 1831 ;
became Captain 6th Dragoon Guards 1841, Major
in the Army 1855 ; is a Magistrate for co. Louth.
— Dundalk, co. Louth, Ireland.
JOCELYN, Hon. John (of Bryansford).
Fifth son of the 2nd Earl of Roden (by his 2nd
marriage); h. 1805; Vii. 1st 1839 Emily, dau. of H.
Thompson, Esq. (she d. 1845); 2nd 1855 Helen,
dau. of Captain Hill. Late Captain 7th Hussars.
— Bryansford, co. Down, Ireland.
JODRELL, Sir Richard Paul, Bart, (or. 1783).
Eldest son of the late Richard Paul Jodrell, Esq.,
by Vertue, dau. of Edward Hase, Esq. ; h. 1790 ;
s. his great-uncle as 2nd Bart. 1817 ; m. 1814
Amelia Caroline, dau. of the 3rd Earl of Kingston.
Is a Barrister-at-Law, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Derby and Norfolk, and Patron
of 1 living. — Sail Park, near Reepham, Norfolk;
64, Portland Place, W,
Hdr, his son Edward Repps, in Holy Orders ;
h. 1825 ; m. 1852 Lucinda Emma Maria, dau. of
Robert T, Garden, Esq., of River Lyons, King's
CO. ; educated at Eton and Queen's Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1848, M.A. 1850) ; appointed Rector of
Saxlingham and Sharrington 1855 ; is a Magistrate
for Norfolk.
JOHKrES, John, Esq. (of Dolancothy).
Eldest son of the late John Johnes, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of John Bowen, Esq., of Maesllanwrthol,
CO. Carmarthen ; h. 1800 ; m. 1822 Elizabeth, dau,
of the Rev, John Edvvardes, of Gileston Manor, co,
Glamorgan. Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1829, M.A. 1829) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1831 ; appointed Judge of the County
Court Circuit 31 in 1847, Recorder of Carmarthen
1851, Chairman of the Quarter Sessions of Carmar-
thenshire 1853 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Carmar-
then, Cardigan, Glamorgan, and Pembroke, and a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Carmarthen. — Dolancothy, near
Llandilo, Carmarthenshire ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W.
Heirs, his daus. Charlotte Anna Maria (widow of
the late Charles Csesar Cookman, Esq., of Monart
House, CO. Wexford) and Elizabeth.
JOHNSON, Sir WiUiam George, Bart. (or. 1755),
Eldest son of the late Colonel John Johnson, Point
Olivier, Montreal, by Mary Diana, dau. of Richard
Dillon, Esq., of Montreal ; h. 1830; s. his uncle as
4th Bart. 1843. Is a Lieutenant Royal Artillery.
— Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles, h. 1833.
JOHNSON, Sir Henry Allen, Bart, (cr. 1818).
Eldest son of the late General Sir H. Johnson,
Bart., G.C.B., by Rebecca, dau. of D. Franks,
Esq., of Philadelphia, U.S.; b. 1785; s. 1835;
m. 1818 Charlotte, dau. of F, Philipse, Esq. Edu-
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cated at Winchester and Cli. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1807, M.A. 1810) ; was formerly Lieutenant 81st
foot, and A.D.C. to the Prince of Orange in the
Peninsula ; is Knight of the Order of Wilhelm in
the Netherlands. — Southlands, near Chale, Isle of
Wight ; Union Club, S.W.
ilcir, his son Henry Franks Frederick, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel in the Army, and Quartermaster-
General at the Mauritius ; m. 1851 Emma Patty,
dau. of Sir D. W. Barclay, Bart.
JOHNSON, Sir Edward, Knt. (cr. 1838).
Son of the late John .Johnson, Esq. ; h. 1784 ;
m. 1822 Harriet, dau. of W. H. Wykeham, Esq.,
of Swalecliff, Oxon, and widow of the Pev. ^V.
Bertie (she d. 1829). Is a Dep. Lieut, for Dor.s^et ;
served in the Peninsular war. — Greenhills, Wey-
mouth, Dorset ; Windham Club, S.W.
JOHNSON, Sir V;/"illiam QiUilan, Knt. (cr. 1849).
Son of the late William .Johnson, Esq., of Fortfield,
CO. Antrim ; h. 1808. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832). Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down ; has been Mayor of
Belfast; was M.P. for Belfast 1841-2. —Clifton
Villa, Belfast.
JOHNSON, Edward, Esq. (of The Deanery).
Youngest son of the late Francis Johnson, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of Pobert Cook, Esq., of Low
Newton, Northumberland; h. 1798; m. 1828
Jane, dau. of George Atkinson, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Durham, and Major 2nd or North
Durham Militia. — The Deanery, Chester-le-Street,
CO. Durham.
JOHNSON, John Goodv/iu, Esq. (of The CaUow).
Only son of the late John Goodwin Johnson, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of Francis Beresford, Esq. ; h. lSl4 ;
s. 1838 ; m. 1842 Martlia Elizabeth, youngest dau.
of the late Francis Goodwin, Esq., of Mapleton.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1836,
M.A. 1840); is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Derby, and a Magistrate for co. Stafford. — The
Callow, near Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
JOHNSON, "William, Esq. (of "Woodlands).
Third son of the late William Johnson, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of J. Martin, Esq., of Tullagreen ;
b. 1815 ; m. 1845 Anna, 2nd dau. of J. Smithwick,
Esq., of Tipperary, and Cherry Pennefather, his
wife. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dubhn ; is a
Magistrate for Cork, and returned on the list of
Higli Sheriffs for Cork for 1859. This family has
Ijeen settled at Cork for more than 200 years, and
in the last century members of it filled the offices
of Governor, Mayor, and High Sheriff of Cork. —
Woodlands, near Cork ; County Club, Cork.
Heir, his son Noble William Johnson, b. 1846.
JOHNSON, General William Augustus (of "Wy-
tham-on-the-Hill) .
Eldest son of the late l\ev. Robert Augustus John-
son, Rector of Wistanstow, Salop, and HampstaU
Redware, co. Stafford, by Anna Rebecca, sister of
AVilliam, Lord C'raven ; b, 1777 ; s. his uncle,
George William Johnson, Esq., 1S14 ; m. 1835
Lucy, dau. of the Rev. H. Foster, of Dowsby, co.
Lincoln. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos,
Northampton and Lincoln (High Sheriff 1830),
and a General in the Army ; was M.P. for Boston
1820-6, and for Oldham 1837-47. — Wytham-ou-
the-Hill, near Bourne, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son Augustus Charles, b. 1837.
JOHNSON, William Pousonby, Esq. (of "Walton
House).
Eldest son of the late John .Johnson, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of John Ponsonby, Esq., of White-
haven; b. 1789 ; s. 1800 ; m. 1815 Mary, dau. of
the late Sir G. Armytage, Bart., of Kirklees
Hall, CO. York. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Cumberland (High
Sheriff 1815). — Wolton House, near Carlisle,
Cumberland.
Heir, his son George John, b. 1816 ; m. 1842
Frederica, dau. of the late Colonel Sir Frederic
Hankey, G.C.M.G.
JOHNSTON, Sir William Bacon, Bart. (cr.
1628).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Johnston, Bart.,
by Maria, dau. of John Bacon, Esq., of Fryern
House, Middlesex; b. 1804 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1844.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen ;
was formerly Lieutenant 1st foot. — Hilltown,
Aberdeenshii-e, N.B. ; Parthenon Club, S.W.
JOHNSTON, Sir "William, Knt. (cr. 1851).
Son of the late Andrew Johnston, Esq. of Edin-
burgh ; h. 1802 ; m. 1829 Mary Margaret, dau. of
J. Pearson, Esq. Educated at the High School, Edin-
burgh ; was Lord Provost of Edinburgh 1849-51;
is a Magistrate for co. of Edinburgh, and a
Director of the General Board of Prisons for Scot-
land. — Kirkhill House, Midlothian, N.B. ; 4, St.
Andrew Square, Edinburgh.
JOHNSTON, Alexander Eobert, Esq. F.R.S.,
F.G.S. (of "Zoxford Grove).
Third son of the late Right Hon. Sir A. Jolinston,
of C'arnsalloch, co. Dumfries, by Louisa, dau. of
Lord W. Campbell, son of the 6th Duke of Argyll ;
b. 1812 ; ;/;. 1856 Frances Ellen, dau. of Richard
Bury Palliser, Esq. Is a Magistrate for Suffolk ;
was Secretary to the late Lord Napier in China
1833; appointed 3rd Commissioner there 1835;
Dep. Superintendent of Trade of British subjects
1837;* was Secretary and Registrar superin-
tending in Cliina 1843-52 ; served 19 years under
the Foreigh Office, and previously in the Mauritius
under the Colonial Office. — The Grove, Yoxford,
Suffolk ; Athenreum and LTnion Clubs, S.W.
JOHNSTON, Captain Frederick Erskine, R.N.
Youngest son of the late Right Hon. Sir Alex-
ander Johnston, of Carnsalloch, co. Dumfries, by
Louisa, sole surviving dau. of Captain Lord Wil-
liam Campbell, M.P. for co. Argyle, and 4th son
* In the latter capacity Mr. Johnston was actively em-
ployed in the war in China 1840-1, receiving a medal in 1842;
he also founded the colony of Hong-Kong-, and administered
the government xipwards of a year, until that island was
transferred to the Colonial department.
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of John, 4th Duke of Argyll ; h. 1817 ; m. 1855
Clementina, diiu. of Vice- Admiral Henry P..
Collier. Entered the Navy 1830 ; became Captain
E. N. 1846 ; commanded the Scout, and was
wounded in an attack on pirates in the China seas.
— United Service Club, S.W. ; 44, Upper Brook
Street, W.
Heir, his son Alexander William Cnmpljell,
5. 1856.
JOHNSTON", Hamilton Trail, Esq. (of Holly
Park).
Second son of the late Robert Johnston, Esq., of
Gilford, CO. Down {o\Ay brother to Sir Richard
Johnston, Bart., of Gilford House), by Jane, dau.
of Rev. Hamilton Trail, Rector of Killinchy, co.
Down ; b. 1798 ; s. his uncle, Rev. Archibald
Hamilton Trail, in IS — . Is a Magistrate for co.
Down, and Captain in the Royal North Down
Rifle regiment. — Holly Park, near Killinchy,
CO. Down ; Ulster Club, Belfest.
llciv Prcs., his elder brother Robert, h. 1797,
who served iu the Peninsular war in the 7th Royal
Fusiliers.
JOHNSTON, Henry George, Esq. (of Port-
Johnston).
Son of the late Thomas Johnston, Esq., J. P., by
Martha, dau. of the late Rev. Dr. Hingston, Vicar-
General of Cloyne ; h. 1800 ; m. 1S2~ Mary, dau.
of the late \Yalter Young, Esq., of Dublin and
Monaghan. Served the office of High Sheriff of
CO. Monaghan 1859. — Fort-Johnston, near Glass-
lough, CO. Monaghan.
Heir, his son Walter, M.A., of Trinity Coll.,
Dublin, in Holy Orders ; vi. 1st 1851 his cousin
Martha, dau. of Nicholas Dunscombe, Esq. ; 2nd
18 — Anne, dau. of the Rev. Henry Murphy, M. A.,
Precentor of Dromore, &c.
JOHNSTON, James, Esq. (of Sands).
Eldest son of the late Laurence Johnston, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of Robert Wellwood, Esq., of Gar-
vock, N.B. ; h. 1812 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1854 Margaret,
dau. of the Rev. C. Nicholson, of Whithorn.
Educated at Edinburgh University ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth. — Sands, Kin-
cardine-on-Forth, Perthshire, N.B. ; United Service
Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Laurence, h, 1856.
JOHNSTON, James, Esq. (of Magheremena
Castle).
Eldest surviving son of the late Robert Johnston,
Esq., Q.C., by Letitia, dau. of Sir W. Richardson,
Bart., of Castle Hill, CO. Tyrone ; /j.l817; s. 1837 ;
w. 1838 Cecilia, dau. of T. N. Edgeworth, Esq., of
Kilshewly, co. Longford. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Fermanagh (High Sheriff 1841), and a Magis-
trate for CO. Donegal ; was formerly Lieutenant
in the 9th Queen's Royal Lancers. This family
came originally from Scotland, and have resided
for more than 200 years in this county. — Maghere-
mena Castle, near Beleek, co. Fermanagh ; Royal
Western Yacht Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Robert Edgeworth, h. 1842.
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JOHNSTON, James, Esq. (of Kincardine Castle).
Eldest son of the late James Johnston, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of T. Polling, Esq., of Fort George,
Madras; h. 1802; s. 1807; m. 1837 Matilda,
youngest dau. of T. Crowe, Esq., of The Abbey,
Ennis, co. Clare. Educated at Edinburgh Uni-
versity ; called to the Scottish Bar 1823 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Perth ; was formerly in the
Royal Navy. This family was formerly of Milnearn
House, CO. Perth. — Kincardine Castle, near Auch-
terarder, Perthshire, N.B. ; Heathfield House,
near Dundee, Forfarshire, N.B.
Heir, his son James, Ensign 82nd foot, h. 1839.
JOHNSTON, Captain James Gilbert.
Eldest son of the late Captain Charles Cornwallis
Johnston, of the Madras Army, by Eliza Anne,
dau. of Gilbert Ricketts, Esq., and niece of the late
Sir Robert Ricketts, Bart. ; b. 1816 ; m. 1849 Har-
riet Anne, dau. of Sir William Henry Richardson,
of Chessel, Hants. Is a Magistrate for Middlesex ;
was formerly Captain Madras Engineers ; descended
directly from Sir Archibald Johnston, Lord War-
riston, an eminent leader of the Covenanters (who,
in common with the Johnstons of Hilton, derived
from Gowain Johnston, the Chief in Annandale),
to whom the lands in Clerk Orchard were granted
in 1555.— Oriental Club, W. ; Reform Club, S.W. ;
8, York Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W.
JOHNSTON, Thomas Henry, Esq. (of Carn-
salloch).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir Alexander
Johnston, by Louisa, only dau. of the late Lord
William Campbell ; b. 1810. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Dumfries ; entered the Army in
1828, became a Major-General in 185-, was formerly
Colonel Commanding 66th regiment. This is a
very old and historically distinguished family in
Scotland, an ancient branch of the family of John-
ston of Johnston, and has for many generations
held considerable possessions in co. Dumfries, and
in the stewartry of Kirkcudbright.— Carnsalloch,
near Dumfries, N.B. ; United Service and Travel-
lers' Clubs, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Patrick Francis Campbell-
Johnston, Esq. (whom see, \in6,eY Campbell).
JOHNSTON (of Dornal).
(Se e Ca nvpbcll-Joli n stoii. )
JOHNSTON.
(See Campbell- Johnston.)
JOHNSTONE, Sir Frederick Johia WiUiam
(cr. 1700).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Frederick John-
stone, Bart., by Louisa Elizabeth Frederica, dau.
of the 1st Earl of Craven ; b. 1841 ; s. as Sth Bart.
1841. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is
a claimant of the dormant Earldom of Annandale.
■ — Westerhal], near Langholm, Dumfriesshire, NiB.
Heir Prcs., his twin brother George Charles
Keppel, b. 1841 ; educated at Eton.
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JOHNSTONE, Sir John Vanden-Bempde, Bart,
(cr. 1795).
Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Vanden-Bemp-
de Johnstone, Bart., by Margaret, dau. of John
Scott, Esq., of Charterhouse Square, London ; b.
1799 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1807 ; m. 1825 Louisa
Augusta A'enables Vernon, dau. of the late Dr.
Edward Vernon-Harcourt, Archbishop of York.
Educated at Eugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1821, created Hon. D.C.L. of Oxford 1841) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the North
Hiding of Yorkshire, and Major West Kidiug
Yeomanry C'avalry ; Patron of 1 living; was M.P.
for Yorkshire 1830-2, and for Scarborough 1832-7,
and since 1841. This family is descended frQm ar
common ancestor with Sir F. J. W. Johnstone,
Bart., of Westerhall. — Hackness Hall, near Scar-
borough, Yorkshire ; 27, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Harcourt, h. 1829 ; m. 1851 Char-
lotte, dau. of Chas. Mills, Esq., of Hillingdon Court.
JOHNSTONE, James, Esq. (of Alva).
Eldest son of the late James Raymund Johnstone,
Esq., by Mary Elizabeth, sister of Sir Montague
Cholmeley, Bart., of Easton, co. Lincoln ; h. 1801 ;
s. 1830 ; m. 184G Augusta Anne, dau. of the Hon.
Baron Norton, and sister of 3rd Lord Grantley
(she d. 1859). Educated at Eugby and Edinburgh ;
called to the Scottish Bar 1824 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, forces. Clackmannan, Stirling, and
Selkirk; was M.P. for cos. Clackmannan and Kin-
ross 1851-7. — AlvaHouse, Stirlingshire ; TheHang-
ingshaw, Selkirkshire ; Athenajum Club, S.W.
Heh', his son John James Augustus, h. 1847.
JOHNSTONE, John 'Wardlaw, Esq. (of Cas-
saiigh Moune),
Youngest son of the late Charles Johnstone, Esq.,
by Katharine, dau. of the late Rev. James Cotting-
ham, D.D., of Cavan ; h. 1796; m. 1828 EUen,
youngest dau. of the late Charles Duffin, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1817) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Monaghan, This family is
descended from the Lords of Annandale and Hart-
fel, in the male line.- — Cassaugh Moune, near Augh-
nacloy, co. Monaghan.
JOHNSTONE.
(See Bathr- Johnstone.)
JOHNSTONE.
(See Hope- Johnstone.)
JOLIFPE, Bev. Thomas Eobert, A.M. (of Am-
merdown Park).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
S. Joliffe, Esq., M.P. for Petersfield, by Anne, dau.
of Rev. Robert Twyford, of Kilmersdon, Somerset;
h. 1783 ; s. his brother in 1854. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1804, M.A. 1807) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset. This
family is descended from a common ancestor with
the Et. Hon. SirW. G. Hylton Jolliffe, Bart, (whom
see.) — Ammerdown Park, near Bath, Somerset;
Carlton and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W.
Jhir Prcs., his sister Mary Anne.
JOLLIFFE, Sir "WilUam George Hylton, Bart,
(cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the late Rev. William John Jolliffe,
by Julia, dau. of Sir Abraham Pytches, of Streat-
ham ; b. 18 — ; m. 1825 Eleanor, dau. of Hon.
Berkeley Paget. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Kent, Surrey, and Sussex ; was formerly M.P.
for Petersfield, 1830-2 and 1837-8 ; has sat for the
borough since 1841 ; was Secretary of Treasury m
1858-9; Under-Secretary for the Home Depart- "
raentFebruary-Decemberl852. — Merstham House,
near Reigate, Surrey ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 3,
Queen Street, Mayfair, \Y.
Heir, his son Hedworth Hylton, M.P. for Wells,
and late Captain 4th Light Dragoons ; b. 1829 ; in.
1858 Agnes Mary Georgiaua, dau. of Viscount
Enfield.
JOLY, Jaspar Eobert, Esq. (of Clonbologue),
Eldest son of the late Yen. Henry Edward Joly,
Archdeacon of Killala, by Martha, dau. of Robert
Revell, Esq., of Hartwell ; b. 1819 ; s. 1852 ; m.
1849 Maria Arabella, dau. of John Armit, Esq.,
and Eliza, dau. and co-heiress of the late Sir Duke
Giffard, Bart. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1837, M.A. 1840, LL.D. 1853); called to the
Irish Bar 1841 ; appointed Vicar-General of the
diocese of Tuam, Killala, Achonry, 1845 ; is a Ma-
gistrate for King's co. and co. Kildare. This family
was formerly of Dijon, in France, and Clharneau, in
Belgium. — Clonbologue, near Rathangan, King's
CO. ; 38, Rathmines Road, Dubltn.
Ileivs, his three daughters.
JONES, Sir 'Willoitghby, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest surviving son of the late Lieut. -Gen. Sir John
Thomas Jones, K.C.E., by Catherine IMaria, dau. of
Effingham Lawrence, Esq., of New York, U.S. ;
b. 1820 ; s. his brother as 2ud Bart. 1845 ; m. 1856
Emily, dau. of Henry T. Jones, Esq. Educated at
Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. and 11th
Wrangler 1843) ; is a Barrister-at-Law, an.d a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk (High Sheriff
1851) ; was M.P. for Cheltenham 1847-8.— Cranmer
Hall, near Fakenham, Norfolk ; Athenfeum and
Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Willoughby, b. 1857.
JONES, Hon. Alexander Montgomery.
Sixth son of the 4th Viscount Ranelagh, and heir
pres. to that title ; b. 1778 ; in. 1807 Caroline, dau.
ofT. Palmer, Esq. Entered the Navy 1793; be-
came a A^ice-Admiral 1855. — 7, New Burlington
Street, W.
JONES, Hon. JKxs. (of Hinton Charterhouse).
Margaret Nugent, eldest dau. of Thomas, 3rd Lord
Talbot de Malahide, by Anne Sarah, 2nd dau. and
co-heir of the late Samuel Rodbard, Esq., of Ever-
creech House, Somerset ; in. 1835 Thomas Jones,
Esq.; who (^.1848. — Hinton Charterhouse, near Bath,
JONES, Sir Harry David, K.C.B. (er. 1855).
Fifth son of the late John Jones, Esq., of Land-
guard Fort, Suffolk, by Anna, dau. of the Rev. T.
Mace, and brother of the late Major-General Sir
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John Jones, Bart., K.C.B., of Crannier Hall, Nor-
folk ; b. 1792 ; m. 1825 Charlotte, 2ml dau. of the
Eev. Thomas Hornsby, Vicar of Eavensthorpe.
Entered the Royal Engineers 1808 ; served in the
Peninsula 1810-14, and with the Army of Occupa-
tion in Paris in 1815 ; in 1833 was ordered on
special service to Constantinople ; in 1835 was
appointed one of the Commissioners for fixing the
Municipal Boundaries of England ; was Chairman
of the Board of Works in Ireland 1845-50 ; in 1854
commanded the troops at the reduction of Bomar-
sund ; commanded the Eoyal Engineers in the
Crimea February — September 1855; appointed
Governor of the Eoyal Military Coll., Sandhurst,
1856 ; is Hon. D.C.L. Oxford, a Commander of the
Legion of Honour, Knight Commander of the Mili-
tary Order of Savoy, and the Second Class of the
Order of the Medjidie ; is also a Member of several
scientific societies.- — Eoyal Military College, Sand-
hurst, Farnborough Station, Hants.
JONES, Sir John, K.C.B. (er. 1S58),
h, 1811. Entered the Army 1828 ; became Colonel
60th Eifles 1858 ; rewarded with the Commander-
ship of the Bath for his services at the siege of
Delhi, and subsequent operations against the muti-
neers in India. — United Service Club, S.W.
JOWSS, David, Esci. (of Pantglas).
Eldest son of the late John Jones, Esq., of Blaenos,
by Mary, dau. of the late Colonel Jones, of Henlley,
and grandson and heir of the late D. Jones, Esq., of
Pantglas ; h. 1810 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1845Margaret Char-
lotte, dau. of the late Sir George Campbell, Bart.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Ch. Ch., Oxford;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex,
Carmarthenshire, and Brecknockshire ; was High
Sheriff of co. Carmarthen in 1845 ; has been M.P.
for CO. Carmarthen since 1852. This family has
been for many centuries owners of property in Car-
marthenshire.— Pantglas, near Carmarthen, South
Wales ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 82, Eaton Square,
S.W.
Heir, his son Alfred Campbell Hallyburton, h.
1849.
JONES, Edward Owen, Esg. (of Nass House).
Eldest surviving son of the late Eev. Edward Jones,
by Elizabeth, dau. of the Eev. Edward Owen, of Ty
Gwyn, CO. Merioneth ; h. 1808 ; s. 1847; m. 1840
Catharine Sophia, 2nd dau. of John Fortescue
Brickdale, Esq., of Birchamp House, co. Gloucester.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester, and
Captain Eoyal South Gloucester Militia ; served in
Spain in the British Auxiliary Legion under Sir
De Lacy Evans ; received the decorations of the
Order of San Fernando of the First Class, and a
medal for the action before San Sebastian May 5th,
1836. This family has held the Nass estate and
manor since the reign of Elizabeth. — Nass House,
near Lydney, and Newnham, Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son William Charles Nigel, h. 1846.
JONES, Howel Maddock Arthiir, Esq. (of Wepre
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Howel Wepre Owen
Jones, by Henrietta Maria, dau. of Eev. Williams
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Williams, Prebendary of St. Asaph ; h. 1819 ; s.
1838 ; m. 1st 1843 Louisa, dau. of Major M'Crea ;
2nd 1845 Matilda, dau. of S. Barrow, Esq. Edu-
cated at Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Flint, and a Major in
the Eoyal Flint Eifles. — Wepre Hall, near Nor-
thop, Flintshire ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Trevor Eandulph, h. 1847.
JONES, John Inglis, Esq. (of Derry Ormond).
Eldest son of the late Inglis Jones, Esq., by
Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of T. Jesson, Esq., of
Hill Park, Sevenoaks, Kent; b. 1829; s. 1835.
Educated at Eugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan (High
Sheriff 1851) ; was an Officer in the Eoyal Dra-
goons 1849-51, in the Eoyal Horse Guards 1851-7.
— Derry Ormond, near Lampeter, Cardiganshire ;
Army and Navy, Carlton, and Boodle's Clubs,
S.W. ; 44, Portland Place, W.
JONES, John Morgan, Esq. (of Bolton Hill).
Only son of John Penry Jones, Esq., of Sutton
Lodge and Courtykydrim, co. Pembroke, by Mary
Anne, eldest dau. of the Eev. T. Brigstocke, Vicar
of Llawhaden. Educated at Corpus Christi Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1855) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Pembroke. This family is a lineal branch of the
Penrys of Courtykydrim, co. Carmarthen. — Bol-
ton Hill, near Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire.
JONES, Rev. John "WyTane (of Treior-werth).
Second son of the late Hugh Wynne Jones, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of John Jones, Esq., of Bodedryfed ;
h. 1804 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1843 Georgiaua, 3rd dau. of
William Jones, Commander E.N. Educated at
Bangor and Jesus Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1827, M.A.
1830); ordained 1827; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Anglesea, and a Eural Dean ; was for-
merly Incumbent of Holyhead, — Treiorwerth,
near Holyhead, co. Anglesea.
Heir, his son Hugh Wynne, b. 1847.
JONES, Maurice, Esq. (of Eron Fraith).
Eldest son of the late Eear-Admiral Sir Charles
Thomas Jones, Knt., by Jane Helen Melville, dau.
of Gilbert Saltoun, Esq., of Bermuda ; b. 1822 ;
s. 1853 ; m. 1857 Edith Marcia, dau. of John
Micklethwait, Esq., of Ardsley House, co. York.
Is a Magistrate and De]i. Lieut, for co. Mont-
gomery (High Sheriff 1857) ; was formerly Lieu-
tenant E.N. This family are descended from Mar-
chvldd. Lord of Mwch Dulas and Abergele, founder
of the 8th noble tribe of Nortli Wales, and have
been seated at Fron Fraith since 1608. — Frou
Fraith, Abermule, near Montgomery, N. Wales.
Heir, his son Maurice Herbert Saltoun, b. 1859;
JONES, The Misses (of Hayle Place)^
Catharine Penelope and Sophia, 2nd and 4th daus.
and co-heirs of the late Colonel Walter Jones
(many years M.P. for co. Leitrim), by Catharine
Penelope, dau. of the Eev. Lascelles Ireraonger,
and great grand-daus. of Marcus, Earl of Tyrone.
—Hayle Place, near Maidstone, Kent,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
JONES, Richard Heywood, Esq. (of Badsworth
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Jones, Esq., of Lark
Hill, Liverpool, by Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin
Hey wood, Esq., of Stanley Hall, Wakefield, co.
York; h. 1810; in. 1836 Margaret, dau. of John
Harrison, Esq., of Ambleside. Is a Magistrate for
the W. Riding of Yorkshire ; was formerly a Banker
in Liverpool. ^Badsworth Hall, near Pontefract,
Yorkshire ; Eeform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard Heywood, h. 1853.
JONES, Robert Davies, Esq. (of Cyfronyddj.
Eldest son of the late Price Jones, Esq., by Jane,
dau. of the late John Davies, Esq., of Aberllefenny,
CO. Merioneth ; h. 1820 ; m. 1849 Jane, dau. of
St. John C. Charlton, Esq., of Apley Castle, co.
Salop. Educated at Rugby and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1842) ; appointed Captain Mont-
gomeryshire Yeomanry 1848 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Montgomery and Merioneth
(High Sheriff 1848). — Cyfronydd, near Welshpool,
Montgomeryshire ; Trefrifach, Machynleth, Me-
rionethshire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Athelstane Robert, h. 1850.
JONES, Robert Oliver, Esq. (of Pomnon Castle).
Eldest son of the late Major-General Oliver Thomas
Jones (2nd son of Robert Jones, Esq., of Fonmon
Castle), by Maria Antonia, dau. of Henry Swin-
burne, Esq., of Hamsteily Hall, Durham ; h. 1811 ;
s. his uncle 1834 ; m. 1st 1843 Alicia, dau. of Evan
Thomas, of Sully, co. Glamorgan (she d. 1851) ;
2nd 1853 Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of John Bruce
Pryce, Esq., of Duffryn, co. Glamorgan. Educated
at Sandhurst Coll. ; entered the Army 1S29, re-
tired 1834; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1850 ; is a Magistrate for co. Glamorgan
(High Sheriff 1838) ; appointed Stipendiary Magis-
trate for the borough of Cardiff in 1858. — Fonmon
Castle, near Cowbridge, Glamorganshire.
Heir, his son Oliver Henry, b. 1846.
JONES, Admiral Theobald (of Aghadowey).
Second son of the late Rev. James Jones, Rector
of Urney, near Strabane, co. Tyrone, by Lydia,
dau. of Theobald Wolfe, Esq.; I. 1790. Entered
the Royal Navy 1802 ; became a Rear-Admiral
in 1857 ; is a Magistrate for co. Londonderry;
was M.P. for co. Londonderry 1830-57. — Agha-
dowey, near Ballymoney, co. Londonderry ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
JONES, Thomas, Esq. (of Llanerchrugog Hall).
Second son of the late Thomns Jones, Esq., of
Llanerchrugog Hall, and of Old Marton Hall, co.
Salop, by Frances Esther, only dau. of Charles
Morrall, Esq,, of Plas Yolyn and Kilhendre Park,
Shropshire ; h. 18 — ; s. 1857. Called to the Bar
at the Middle Temple 1845. This family is de-
scended in a direct paternal line from Gwaithvoed,
Lord of Powys and Cardigan in the 10th century.
Llanerchrugog Hall has been a seat of the family
during fifteen generations (see Burke's "Seats and
Arms "), and the territorial connection of the family
with Shropshire is almost equally ancient. — LUan-
erchrugog Hall, near Wrexham, Denbighshire ;
Reform Club. S.W. ; Lamb Building, Temjjle,
E.C.
JONES, Thomas, Esq. (of Brynartie).
Eldest son of the late John Jones, Esq., of Esgar
Evan, by Mary, dau. of T. Alcock, Esq., of Fron
Fraith, co. Cardigan; b. 1785; s. 1800; m. 1821
Emma Anne, eldest dau. of the late Colonel
Owen, 61st foot, and sister of the late Sir W. 0.
Burton, Bart. Is a Magistrate for co. Merioneth;
was formerly a Solicitor at Machynlleth. — Brynar-
tie, near Harlech, Merionethshire, N. Wales.
JONES, Thomas Morris Hamilton, Esq. (of
Moneyglass).
Eldest son of the late Kenrick Jones; Esq , by
Mabella, dau. of John Hill, Esq., of Bellaghey
Castle; b. 1821; s. 1842. Educated at Eton;
served in the 7th Dragoon Guards ; is a Magistrate
for cos. Antrim, Derry, Armagh, Fermanagh, and
C^avan ; has been High Sheriff for cos. Antrim,
Armagh, Down, and Fermanagh. — Moneyglass
House, near Belfast, co. Antrim ; Sackville-Street
Club, Dublin.
JONES, "Walter David, Esq., M.D. (of Lancych).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Jones, B.A., by
Anne, youngest dau. of Walter Jones, Esq., of
Llanio, co. Cardigan, some time Secretary to the
Duke of Marlborough ; b. 1792 ; s. 1825 ; in. 1828
Ann, dau. of Thomas Harman, Esq., of Wombwell
Hall, Kent. Educated at the College School,
Gloucestei', and Edinburgh University (M.D. 1814);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Pembroke,
and a Magistrate for co. Cardigan ; was formerly a
Physician at Haverfordwest. This family is
descended maternally from Griffydd ab Nicholas, of
D^'uevoi', and possessed a large property in cos.
Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke. — Lancych,
near Newcastle Endyn, Cardiganshire ; Union
Club, S.W.
JONES, William, Esq. (of Clytlia).
Third son of the late John Jones, Esq., of Llanarth
Court, CO. Monmouth, by ifarj^, dau. of R. Lee,
Esq., of Llanfoist House, near Abergavenny ;
h. 1798 ; s. his grand-uncle 1805 ; m. 1833 Frances,
3rd dau. of Edward Huddleston, Esq., of Sawston
Hall, CO. Cambridge, and Purse Caundle, Dorset.
Educated at Stonyhurst ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Monmouth (High Sherifi" 1S43). This family is a
branch of the Herberts, Earls of Pembroke. — •
Clytha House, near Monmouth ; Stafford Club, W. ;
Arthur's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son AVilliam Reginald Joseph Fitzher-
bert, b. 1841.
JONES, •William, E^sq. (of G-landenys).
Second son of the late John Jones, Esq., of
BlffinoB, CO. Carmarthen, by Marj', dau. of Wil-
liam Jones, Esq., of Ystradwalter, in the same
county ; b. 1811. Educated at Shrewsbury and
Wadham Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Cardigan, and a Magistrate for co.
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Carmarthen. This family is the same as that of
D. Jones, Esq., of Pantghis, and those of Blajnos
and Henllys. — Glandenys, near Lampeter, Cardi-
ganshire.
JONES, William Bence, Esq. (of Lisselan).
Eldest son of the late William Jones, Esq., Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 5th Dragoon Guards, by Matilda,
dau. of the Eev. Bence Bence, of Thorington Hall,
Suffolk (see Bence) ; b. 1812 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1843
Caroline, dau. of the late William Dickinson, Esq.,
M.P., of Kingsweston, Somerset. Educated at
Harrow and Balliol Coll., Oxford ; called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple 1837 ; is a Magistrate
for Suffolk and for co. Cork. — Lisselan, co. Cork ;
Athenseum Club, S.W.
Ifeir, his son William Francis Bence, b. 1856.
JONES, William Tilsley, Esq. (of Gwynfryn).
Eldest son of the late William Jones, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Rev. William Tilsley, Rector of
Llandinam, co. Montgomery ; b. 1783 ; s. 1794 ;
m. 1821 Jane, dau. of the late Henry Tickell, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan
(High Sheriff 1838). — Gwynfryn, near Aberystuith,
Cardiganshire.
Heir, his son William Basil, M.A., in Holy
Orders, and a Magistrate for co. Cardigan, late
Fellow of University Coll., Oxford; b. 1822;
in. 1856 Frances Charlotte, younger dau. of the
late Rev. Samuel Holworthy, Rector of Croxall,
CO. Stafford.
JONES, Wilson, Esq. (of Cefn Coch).
Son of the late John Jones, Esq., of Cefn Coch, co.
Denbigh, by Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Edward
Wilson, Esq., of Liverpool ; b. 1795 ; m. 1822
Cecil, dau. of John Carstairs, Esq., of Stratford
Green, Essex, and of Warboys, Hunts. Is a
Magistrate for cos. Flint and Denbigh ; was High
Sheriff of CO. Denbigh in 1831, and for co. Flint in
1851 ; was M.P. for Denbigh boroughs 1835-42.
— Cefn Coch, and Gelli Gynan, near Ruthin, Den-
bighshire ; Hartsheath, near Mold, Flintshire.
I/eii; his son John Cai'stairs, b. 1827.
JONES (of Chastleton).
(See Whit more- Jones.)
JONES-BATEMAN, Mrs. (of Pentre Mawr).
Marianne, youngest dau. of the late William Burl-
ton, Esq., Justice of Peace and Dep. Lieut., of
Wyken Hall, co. Leicester, and Donhead Lodge,
Wilts ; ni. John Jones, Esq., of Pentre Mawr,
CO. Denbigh, who assumed the name of Bate-
man 1834, and d. 1849. — Pentre Mawr, near
Abergele, Denbighshire ; 36, Portland Place, W.
JONES-MABSHAM, Mrs. (of Hayle Cottage).
Maria Sophia, eldest dau. and co-heir of the late
Colonel W'alter Jones (many years M.P. for co.
Leitrim), by Catharine Penelope, dau. of the Rev.
Lascelles Iremonger, of Clatford, Andoreson ;
m. 1838 Rear-Admiral Henry Shovell Marsham,
3r(l son of the Hon. and Rev. Dr. INIarsham, and
has assumed the additional name of Jones. — Hayle
Cottage, near Maidstone, Kent.
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JONES-PABBY, Thomas Love Duncombe.Esq.,
P.S.A., F.H.G.S., &c. (of Madryn).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir Love
Parry Jones-Parry, of MadrjMi, co. Carnarvon,
by Elizabeth, only dau. of Thomas Caldecot,
Esq., of Holton Hall, co. Lincoln ; b. 1832 ; .s.
1853. Educated at Rugby and University Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Carnarvon (High Sheriff 1854) ; is a Captain in the
Royal Anglesea Light Infantry Militia, and a
member of many Antiquarian and learned Societies.
Mr. Jones-Parry, as chief of his family, is in the
male line the representative of the ancient house of
Jones of Llwyn Onn, co. Denbigh, being lineally
descended from Tudor Trevor, Earl of Hereford,
chief of the tribe of the Marches. In the female
line he represents a branch of the otherwise almost
extinct family of Parry of Posten, or Old Court,
CO. Hereford. — Madryn, near Pwllheli, Carnarvon-
shire ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heiress, his sister Sarah Elizabeth Margaret,
VI. 1853 A. Jones Wylyams, Esq., M.D., of Gelli-
wig Hall.
JONES-PABBY, Thomas Parry, Esq. (of
Llwyn Onn).
Second son of the late Thomas Parry Jones-Parry,
Esq., Captain E.N., Dep. Lieut, and Justice of
Peace, of Llwyu Onn, co. Denbigh, and Aberdu-
nant, co. Carnarvon, by Margaret Hooper, only
child of Robert Lloyd, Esq., Vice-Admiral R.N. ;
Dep. Lieut, and Justice of Peace, of Tregayan,
CO. Anglesea ; b. 1828 ; s. 1845. Educated at the
Royal Nav.al School, New Cross ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Denbigh.— Llwyu Onn, near Wrexham,
Denbighshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Sydney Henry (of the
Madras Fusiliers), b. 1830; m. 1857 Dorothea
Anna, only child of Charles Arthur Prichard, Esq.,
Justice of Peace and Dep. Lieut., of Tyllwyd, co.
Cardigan.
JOYCE, Bev. James Wayland.
Eldest son of the late Rev. James Joyce, Vicar of
Dorking, by Sarah, dau. of Robert Brakspear, Esq.,
of Henley-on-Thames, Oxon ; b. 1812; m. 1847
Anna Elizabeth, dau. of the Eev. John James,
D.D., Canon of Peterborough (who d. 1857).
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A.
1835) ; appointed Rector of Burford (3rd portion),
Salop, 1843; is a Magistrate for cos. Salop and
Worcester, and a Proctor in Convocation for the
diocese of Hereford ; author of " England's Sacred
Synods : a Constitutional History of the Convoca-
tions of the Clergy." This family is originally of
Freshford, near Bath. — Burford Rectory, near
Tenbury, Herefordshire.
Heir, his son James Barclay, b. 1851.
JULIAN, Samuel, Esq.
Eldest surviving son of the late James Julian, Esq.,
by Honoria, eldest dau. of the late Samuel Ray-
mond, Esq., of Riversdale, co. Kerry; b. 1821;
s. 1846 ; m. 1851 Georgina, youngest dau. of Lewis
Griffiths, Esq. Educated at Pembroke Coll., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1844) ; is a Magistrate for co. Kerry.
— Jersey Villa, Cheltenham.
Heir, his son James Edward John, b. 1854.
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KATSTB, Sir Robert (cr. 1846).
Son of the late Mr. Kane, Manufacturing Chemist,
of Dublin ; h. 1810 ; m. 183S Augusta, dau. of H.
Baily, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
is President of Queen's Coll., Cork, and Director
of Museum of Industry, Dublin ; was formerly
Professor of Natural Philosophy to the Eoyal
Dublin Society ; author . of " The Industrial
Resources of Ireland," and other works on phy-
sical science. — 51, Stephen's Green, Dublin ;
Wickham, Dundrum, co. Dublin ; Queen's Coll.,
Cork.
KABSLAKE, Eev. WiUiam.
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Burgess Kars-
lake (who d. 1822), by Bridget, dau. of the Rev.
James Flexman, of N. Molton, Devon; h. 177'3 ;
VI. 1807 Althea, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Heber-
den. Canon of Exeter. Educated at Exeter and
Tiverton schools, and Worcester Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1800, M.A. 1802) ; appointed Rector of
Loxbere, Devon, 1802, of Dolton 1803 ; was for-
merly Vicar of Culmstock and Littleham-cum-
Exmouth ; is a Magistrate for Devon. This family
was located in the parish of George Nympton,
N. Devon, as early as 1616. — Dolton Rectory,
North Devon.
Ilc'ir, his son William Heberden, in Holy Orders,
Rector of Meshaw, Devon ; h. 1808 ; m. 1833 his
cousin Mary Burgess, dau. of J. B. Karslake, Esq.
KAVAN'AGH, Arthur MacMorrough, Esq. (of
Borris House).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
Kavanagli, Esq. (many years M.P. for co. Carlow),
by Harriet Margaret, dau. of Richard, 1st Earl of
Clancarty ; h. 1831 ; s. 1852 ; in. 1855 Frances
Mary, dau. of the Rev. Joseph Forde Leathley.
Is a Magistrate for cos. Carlow and Wexford ; was
High Sheriff of co. Carlow 1857, of co. Kilkenny
1856. — Borris House, co. Carlow.
Heir, his son Walter MacMorrough, h. 1856.
KAY, Sir Brook, Bart. (cr. 1803).
Younger son of the late William Kay, Esq., of
Montreal, by Anne, dau. of the late Richard
Webber, Esq. ; h. 1780 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart.
1850 ; m. 1st 1818 Margaret, dau. of J. Barclay,
Esq. (she d. 1829) ; 2nd 1836 Anne, dau. of William
Howes, Esq., of Winson, co. Gloucester. Was
formerly in the E.I.Co.'s service. His maternal
uncle, Sir Brook Watson, many years Commissary-
General in America, and M.P. for London, was
created a Baronet, with remainder to his nephew.
— Alfred Place, Duver, Kent.
Heir, his son Brook, Brigade Major E.I.C. ;
h. 1820 ; m. 1853 Eliza, dau. of J. P. Wilmot, Esq.
KAY, John CunlLEFe, Esq. (of Farfield Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Ellis Cunliffe Lister
Kay, Esq. (who was M.P. for Bradford 183541),
by his 1st wife Mary, only dau. of William Kay,
Esq., of Cottingham, co. York ; h. 1811 ; s. 1852 ;
m. 1846 Anne, dau. of Joseph Fenton, Esq., of
BamfordHall, co. Lancaster. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the West Riding of Yorkshire.
This family was formerly Cunliffe ; but the late Mr.
E. Cunliffe assumed the additional names of Lister
and Kay. — Farfield Hall, Addingham, near Skip-
ton, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Ellis Cunliffe Lister, l. 1847.
KAY.
(See Listcr-K(uj.)
KAYB, Sir John Lister Lister, Bart. (cr. 1812).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Lister Kaye, Bart.,
of Denby (ilrange, by Amelia, dau. of George
Harry, Earl of Stamford and Warrington ; h. 1801 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1827 ; m. 1824 Matilda, only dau.
and heiress of G. Arbuthnot, Esq. Educated at
AVestminster ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. York, and Patron of 1 living. This family is of
ancient Saxon descent, and has for centuries pos-
sessed estates in the West Riding of co. York. —
Denby Grange, near Wakefield, Yorkshire; Boodle's
and Arthur's Clubs, S.W. ; 54, Portland Place, W.
Heir, his grandson John Pepys, h, 1853, eldest
son of the late Lister Lister Kaye, Esq., by Caro-
line, dau. of the 1st Earl ofCottenham.
KAYE, John, Esq. (of Fulmer Grove).
Second son of the late Joseph Kaye, Esq., of co.
York ; h. \119>, Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Bucks (High Sheriff 1849), and a Magistrate
for Middlesex. — Fulmer Grove, near Slough, Bucks ;
Arthur's Club, S.AV. ; 14, Cork Street, Burlington
Gardens, W.
KEANE (Lord), Edward Arthur "Wellington
Keane (cr. 1839).
Eldest son of John, 1st Lord, by his 1st wife Grace,
dau. of General Sir John Smith ; b. 1815 ; .s. 1844 ;
/;(.. 1847 Louisa, dau. of S. Y. Benyon, Esq., of
Denton Hall, Suffolk. Was formerly a Major in
the Army, Captain 37th foot, and A.D.C. in India
to his father, who was raised to the Peerage for his
services in Affghanistan. Represents a younger
branch of the family of Sir J. H. Keane, Bart., of
Cappoquin. — Stetchworth, near Newmarket ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother John Mauley Ai'buthnott
(whom see).
KEANE, Dowager Lady.
Charlotte Maria, dau. of the late Lieutenant-Colonel
BoUand ; m. 1st 1840 (as his 2nd wife) John, 1st Lord
Keane, G.CB. (who d. 1844); 2nd 1847 William
Pigott, Esq. — Dullingham House, Newmarket.
KEANE, Hon. John Manley Arbuthnott (of
Castletown House).
Third but 2nd surviving son of the 1st Lord Keane ;
h. 1816 ; m. 1848 Mary Jane, dau. of the late Sir
Hugh Palliser, Bart. Became Lieutenant 33rd
foot 1839, Captain Rifle Brigade 1846, retired 1848.
— Castletown House, co. Wexford,
KEANE, Sir John Henry, Bart. (cr. 1801).
Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Keane, Bart,
(who was M.P. for co. Waterford, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Waterford Militia), by Eliza, dau. of Richard
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.Spn.rrow, Esq., of Clonmel, co. Tipperary ; h. 1816 ;
.9. as 3r(i Bart. 1855 ; m. 1844 Laura, dau. of the
Right Hon. R. Keatinge. Educated at Rugby
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.C.L. 1841) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Waterford (High
Sheriff 1856) ; was formerly Captain Waterford
Artillery. — Cappoqniu House, near Waterford ;
O.xford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son Richard Francis, h. 1845.
KEANE, Marcus, Esq. (of Beecli Park).
Sixth son of the late Robert Keane, Esq., by Jane,
dau. of Thomas Delahunty, Esq., of Crusheen ; h.
1S15 ; m. 1847 Louisa Isabella, dau. of Nicholas
Westley, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Clare. The
Keanes of co. Clare are descendants from an ancient
familj', originally called O'Cahan, whose estates
were the northern parts of Derry and Antrim
(then called O'Cahan country), which were confis-
cated by James I. at the plantation of Ulster. —
Beech Pa,rk, near Enuis, co, Clare.
Heir, his son Percival AVilliam, h. 1848.
KEAKlSrEY, Lady (of Blancliville).
Margaret, dau. of C. Bayly, Esq. ; m. 1802 Lieut.-
Geu. Sir J. Kearney, who d, 1846. — Blanch ville,
near Gowran, co. Kilkenny.
KEARNEY, Matthew, Esq. (of The Eord).
Eldest son of Patrick Kearney, Esq., of Etholstoun,
CO. Meath, Ireland, by Ann, dau. of Michael Car-
roll, Esq., of Cavan; h. 1815 ; m. 1844 Elizabeth
Jane, dau. of John Humble, Esq., of Durham. Is a
Magistrate for co. Durham ; purchased The Ford
estate in 1850. — The Ford, Lanchester, near Dur-
ham.
KEATIwa, Sir Henry Smger, Knt., Q.C. (cr.
1857).
Third son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir H. S.
Keating, K.C.B., by Mary Anne, dau. of J.
Singer, Esq., of Annadale, co. Dublin ; h. 1804 ;
m. 1843 Gertrude, dau. of Major- Gen ei'al Evans,
R.A. ; educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1825, M.A. 1828) ; caUed to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1832, and went the Oxford Circuit ; ap-
pointed a Queen's Counsel 1849, and elected same
year a Bencher of his Inn ; was Solicitor-General
1857-8 and in 1859; appointed a Judge of Common
Pleas 1859 ; was M.P. for Reading 1852-9.—
Windham Club, S.W. ; 13, Great Queen Street,
Westminster, S.W.
KEATIISTGE, Eight Hon. Richard.
Second son of the late Maurice Keatinge, Esq., of
Dublin, Barrister-at-Law (who d. 1833); by Anne,
dau. of Sir Richard Harte ; h. 1793 ; m. 1814 Har-
riet Augusta, 3rd dau. of S. Joseph, Esq., of Bed-
ford Square, London. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1815); called to the
Irish Bar 1813 ; appointed a King's Counsel 1835,
Queen's Serjeant 1842, Judge of Prerogative
Court in Ireland and a Bencher of King's Inns
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1843, a Member of the Irish Privy Council 1843,
Judge of the Court of Probate, Ireland, 1858. —
Merrion Square, Dublin.
Heir, his son Maurice, Barrister-at-Law, and
Principal Registrar of Court of Probate in Ireland ;
h. 1815 ; m. 1848 Ellen Flora, dau. of JohnMayne,
Esq., TefFont Eya-s, Wilts.
KECK.
(See Legit-Keck.)
KEIR, Patrick Small, Esq, (of Kinmonth and
Kindrogan),
Only son of the late William Small, Esq., of Kin-
drogan, by Margaret, dau. of Walter Keir, Esq., of
Belcairn, co. Perth ; h. 1782 ; s. 1794 ; in. 1807
Jane, dau. of John Stewart, Esq., of East Craigs,
a junior branch of the family of Binny. Educated
at Edinburgh University ; called to the Scottish
Bar in 1803 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Perth. Succeeded to the estate of Kinmonth
by will of his maternal uncle, the late Patrick Keir,
Esq. ; thus uniting the families. — Kindrogan, near
Blairgowrie, co. Perth ; United Service Club,
Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Patrick, 6. 1810 ; r,i. 1836 Amelia
Balfour, dau. of Sir Neil Menzies, Bart.
KEITH-PALCOIfER, Eon. Charles James (of
The Porest).
Third son of the 8th Earl of Kintore ; h. 1832;
m. 1857 Caroline Diana, dau. of R. Aldridge, Esq. ;
became Captain 4th Light Dragoons 1835. — The
Forest, St. Leonard's, Sussex.
KEITH-PALCONER, Hon. Mrs.
Louisa, dau. of William Grant, Esq., by Dorothea,
dau. of — Dalrymple, Esq. ; m. 1830 Captain the
Hon. W. Keith-Falconer (3rd son of the 7th Earl
of Kintore, who d, 1846). — 3, Belgrave Square,
S.W,
KEITH AND WAIRNE (Baroness), Margaret
Mercer Elphinstone (cr, 1802).
Elder dau, of the late Admiral Lord Keith, who
was a son of the 10th Lord Elphinstone, by his
1st wife Jane, dau. of Colonel W. Mercer ; b. 1788 ;
s. 1823; m. 1817 the Count de Flahault.— Tulli-
allan Castle, Kincardine, N.B. ; 106, Piccadilly, W.
Heh' Pres. to the Barony of Nairne, her dau,
Emily Jane, Countess of Shelburne (whom see).
KEKEWICH, Samuel Trehawke, Esq. (of Pea-
more).
Only son of the late Samuel Kekewich, Esq.,
D.C.L., by Salome, dau. of George Sweet, Esq., of
Tiverton, Devon ; h. 1796; s. 1822; m. 1st 1820
Agatha Maria Sophia, dau. of the late John Lang-
ston, Esq., of Sarsdeu, Oxon ; 2nd 1840 Louisa,
dau. of the late Lewis William Buck, Esq., M.P.
for N. Devon. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon
(High Sheriff 1834) ; was M.P. for Exeter 1826-30 ;
has been M.P. for S. Devon since 1858. This
family was formerly of Shropshire, and was estab-
lished in Cornwall in 1500. — Pearaore, near Exeter,
Kel]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Devon ; University and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 22,
Eccleston Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Trehawke, jNI. A., of Ch.Ch., Oxford ;
h. 1823 ; m. 1 8 i9 Charlotte, dau. of the late Captain
Peard, E.N.
KELHAM, Eobert Kelham, Esq.. (of Bleasby
HaU).
Second son of the late Marmaduke Langdale, Esq.,
by Sarah Augusta, dau. of Eobert Kelham, Esq.,
of Great Gonerby, co. Lincoln, and Bush Hill,
Middlesex ; b. 1787 ; ??i. 1812 Dorothea, only child
and heir of John Phillips, Esq., of the Horaewood
and Willands, Surrey. Is a Magistrate for Notts ;
assumed by Eoyal license, in 1812, the surname of
Kelham onl}', in compliance with the will of his
maternal uncle Eobert Kelham, Esq., of Bush Hill.
— Bleasby Hall, near Southwell, Notts.
Heir, his son Eobert, 6. 1813.
KELLETT, Sir ■William Henry, Bart. (cr. 1801).
Only surviving son of the late Sir Eicbard Kellett,
Bart., by Jane, dau. of the late John Gallwey,
Esq., of Westcourt, co. Kilkenny ; h. 179'4 ; s. 18 — .
— 5, Mespil Parade, Dublin,
KELLY, Sir FitzRoy, Knt. (cr. 1845).
Sou of the late E. H. Kelly, Esq., by Isabel, dau.
of Captain Fordyce ; h. 1796; m. 1st 1821 Agnes
Scarth, eldest dau. and co-heir of Captain Mason ;
2nd 1857 Ada, dau. of M. Cunningham, Esq.
Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1821 ; is a
Bencher of Lincoln's Inn, Standing Counsel to the
Bank of England, and a Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk ;
was Solicitor-General 1815-6, and again in 1852 ;
Attorney-General 1858-9 ; was I\I.P. for Ipswich
1834-5, and 1838-41; for Cambridge 1843-7; has
been M.P. for East Suffolk since 1852. — The
Chauntry, near Ipswich, Suffolk ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 147, Piccadilly, W.
KELLY, Arthiir, Esq. (of Kelly).
Only son of the late Arthur Kelly, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of John Godwin, of Portsmouth, Hants ; h.
1804 ; s. his grandfather 1823 ; m. 1829 Sophia,
dau. of the late Eobert Maitland, Esq., ofThaxtead,
Essex. Educated at Winchester and Corpus Christi
Coll., Oxford <B.A. 1827); is a Magistrate for
Devon and for Cornwall (High Sheriff 1836). The
pedigree of this family goes back to the reigu of
Eichard I. — Kelly, near Tavistock, Devon.
Heir, his son Eeginald, h. 1834 ; m. 1858 Janet
Maitland, dau. of Henry Wilson, Esq., of Stow-
langtoft Hall, Suffolk.
KELLY, John Hubert, Esq. (of Lunestown).
I'^ldest son of the late Charles Kelly, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of William Jonston, Esq., of
Drunsna ; h. 1805; s. 1839; m. 1831 Hannah,
dau. of Theobald Fether.ston, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Westmeath. — Lunestown, near Mul-
lingar, co. Westmeath.
Heir, his son Charles, h. 1834.
KELLY, Mrs. (of Seneschalstown House).
Margaret, dau. of the late F. Brodigan, Esq., of Pil-
ton House, Drogheda, by Mary, dau. of T. McEvoy,
Esq., and sister of F. Brodigan, Esq. (whom see) ;
m. 1832 Laurence Kelly, Esq., of Seneschalstown
House (who d. 1854). — Seneschalstown House, near
Slane, co. Meath.
Heir, her daughter Maria.
KELLY, A;ViUiam Daniel, Esq. (of Castle Park,
CO. Eoscommon).
Eldest son of the late William Daniel Kelly, Esq.,
by Jane, dau. of Daniel Kelly, Esq., of Cargins,
near Tulsk, co. Eoscommon ; h. 1834 ; s. 1855. Is
a Magistrate and Grand Juror for Eoscommon ;
appointed Cornet 11th Hussars 1853, Lieutenant
Eoscommon Militia 1855. This family was for-
merly seated also at Turrock House, Ballyforan,
CO. Eoscommon. — Castle Park, near BaUinasloe,
CO. Galway.
KEMMIS, 'William, Esq. (of BaUinacor).
Tliird son of the late Thomas Kemmis, Esq., of
Shane, Queen's co., by Anne, dau. of H. White,
Esq., of Dublin ; h. 1777 ; s. 1823 ; m. 1805 Anne,
dau. of Nicholas S, Mansergh, Esq., of Greenan,
CO. Tipperary. Educated at Dublin ; called to the
Irish Bar ; Crown Solicitor for Dublin and Leinster.
This family are a branch of the Kemeyses of Cefn
Mally, CO. Glamorgan. — BaUinacor, near Eathdrura,
CO. Wicklow.
Heir, his son William Gilbert, h. 1806 ; educated
at Eeading and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wicklow (High
Sheriff 1833).
KEMP, Robert Palmer, Esq. (of Coltishall
Manor).
Only son of the late Eobert Dey Kemp, Esq., by Ann,
dau. of W. D. Palmer, Esq., of Great Yarmouth and
Loddon Hall, Norfolk; h. 1802. Is a JMagistrate
for Norfolk, This family is of long standing in
Norfolk ; Eichard Kempe (as the name was then
spelt) was h. at Swardeston in 1526, in which
parish pi-opevty is now held by the Kemps.- — -The
Manor House, Coltishall, Norfolk.
KEMPE, the Rev. Sir 'William Robert, Bart,
(cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Eobert Kempe,
Bart., by Sarah, dau. of Thomas Aldcock, Esq.,
of Carleton, Norfolk ; h. 1791 ; s. as 10th Bart.
1804 ; m. 1859 IMary, dau. of the late Charles Saun-
ders, Esq., of Camberwell, Surrey. Educated at Eton
and t!orpus Christi Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1813) ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ; is in Holy Orders ;
appointed Eector of Flordon and Gissiug, Nor-
folk, 1816. — Gissing Hall, near Diss, Norfolk,
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas John, h. 1793.
KENDALL, Edward, Esq.
Only son of the late Edward Kendall, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Irton, Esq., of Irton
Hall, Cumberland ; h. 1789 ; s. 1807 ; m. 1st 1810
Anna Maria, eldest dau. of Christopher Darling,
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Esq., 45tlifoot, v/ho d. 1831 ; 2nd 1838 Eliza Lee,
dau. of T. L. Thompson, Esq., and widow of W.
Homfray, Esq. Educated at Glasgow University ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Gloucester and Brecon
(High Sheriff 1818). This fiimily is of co. Warwick,
where they have held property at Austrey since
the year 1495, and descended in direct line until
the present possessor. — 3, Waterloo Place, Leam-
ington ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heirs, his daus. — 1st Georgiana, m. the Count
John Sobieski Stuart ; 2nd Rosa Juliana Harriet,
m. W. Nurse, Esq. ; 3rd Angelina, m. Jelinger C.
Symons, Esq.
KENDALL, Nicholas, Esq. (of Pelyn).
Son of the Rev. Charles Kendall, of Pelyn, by
Ann, dau. of F. Hext, Esq., of Tredithy, Cornwall ;
h. 1800 ; m. 1823 Marianne, dau. of J. Wymond,
Esq. (divorced). Educated at Trinity Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1830); is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Cornwall, a Special Deputy Warden of the
Stannaries, and Captain Cornwall Rangers ; Patron
2 livings ; has been M.P. for E. Cornwall since
1852.^ — Pelyn, near Lostwithiel, Cornwall; Na-
tional and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 22, Suffolk Street,
S.W. _
Heir, his son Nicholas, h. 1825.
KEN MARE (Earl of), Thomas Browne (cr.
1800).
Eldest surviving son of the 1st Earl, by Mary, dau.
of M. Aylnier, Esq. ; h. 1789 ; s. his brother as
3rd Earl 1853 ; in. 1822 Katharine, dau. of E.
O'Callaghan, Esq., of Kilgory, co. Clare (she d.
1854). Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Kerry ; sits in the
House of Lords as Lord Keninare, U.K. {cr. 1856).
— Kenmare House, near Killarney, co. Kerry ; 11,
Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Castlerosse (whom see).
KENMURE, Viscountess
Mary Ann, dau. of J. Wildey, Esq. ; m. 1843
Adam, 8th Viscount Keniiiure [cxt.), who d. 1847.
— New Galloway, N.B,
KENNARD, Robert WUliam, Esq. (of Crumlin
Hall).
Second son of the late John Kennard, Esq., Banker,
of Lombard Street and Clapham Common, Surrey,
by Harriet Elizabeth, dau. of William Pierse, Esq.,
of Windsor; h. 1800 ; m. 1823 Mary Anne, dau.
of Thomas Challis, Esq., of Holloway, Middlesex.
Is a Commissioner of Lieutenancy for City of Lon-
don, and a Magistrate for Westminster, Middlesex,
Herts, and co. Stirling, and an Ironmaster in South
Wales and Scotland ; was Sheriff of London and
]\Iiddlesex 1846-7 ; was M.P. for Newport, Isle of
Wight, Feb.— April 1857, re-elected 1859.— Crum-
lin Hall, near Newport, Monmouthshire ; Carlton
and National Clubs, S.W. ; 37, Porchester Terrace,
W.
Heir, his son Robert, 6. 1824 ; m. 1848 Anne,
dau, of John Davie.s, Esq.
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KENNARD, Stephen Ponder, Esq. (of Wood-
lands) .
Youngest son of the late John Kennard, Esq.,
Banker, of Lombard Street, London; h. 1810 ;
m. 1839 Emma Sarah, youngest dau. of William
Steinmetz, Esq. Is a Magistrate for Middlesex.
— Woodlands, Harrow Weald, near Stanmore,
Middlesex; City of London Club, E.C.
Heir, his son Henry Steinmetz, h. 1843.
KENNAWAY, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1791).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Kennaway, Bart.,
of Escot, by Charlotte, 2nd dau. of the late James
Amyatt, Esq., M.P., of Freemantle, Hants; h.
1797 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1836 ; m. 1831 Emily Frances,
2nd dau. of Thomas Kingscote, Esq. (she d. 1858).
Educated at Winchester and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Devon, and Patron of 1 living. — Esoot,
near Ottery St. Mary, Devon.
Heir, his son John Henry, 6. 1837.
KENNEDY, Sir Charles Edward Bayly, Bart,
(cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late Sir J. Kennedy, Bart., by
his 1st wife Maria, dau. of W. Beauman, Esq., of
Dublin ; h. 1820 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1854 Augusta,
sister of the 2nd Earl of Limerick. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate for cos. Kildare, Dublin,
and Waterford, and Dep. Lieut, for co. Waterford
(High Sheriff 1843). — Johnstown Kennedy, near
Ratticoole, co. Dublin ; Kildare-Street Club, Dub-
lin ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Charles, h. 1856.
KENNEDY, Every, Esq. (of Belgard Castle).
Ninth son of the late Rev. T. Pitt Kennedy, Rector
of Batteagh, co. Londonderry, by Mary, d.au. of
Thomas Carey, Esq., of Lough Ashe, co. Tyrone ;
h. 1807 ; m. 1835 Alicia, dau. of the Rev. Richard
Hamilton, of Salestown, co. Meath. Acquired by
purchase part of the Blessington estates, in 1849 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Dublin, and was in the
years 1853 and 1854 President of the College of
Physicians in Ireland. This branch of the Ken-
nedy family was settled at Londonderry in 1667. —
Belgard Castle, near Tallaght, co. Wicklow.
Heir, his son Page Every, h. 183-.
KENNEDY, Right Hon. Thomas Francis (of
Dalquharran Castle and Dtinure).
Only son of the late Thomas Kennedy, Esq., of
Dunure, N.B., by Jane, dau. of John Adam, Esq.,
of Blair Adam ; h. 1788 ; s. 1819 ; m. 1820 Sophia,
only dau. of the late Sir Samuel Romilly. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Edinburgh Coll. ; called to
the Scottish Bar 1811 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Ayr ; was M.P. for Ayr Burghs
1818-34 ; has been Clerk of the Ordnance 1832-3,
a Lord of Treasury 1833-4, Paymaster of Civil
Service in Ireland 1837-50, and a Commissioner
of Woods and Forests 1850-4 ; sworn a Member of
the Privy Council 1837. His great-uncle was Lord
Advocate of Scotland in the reign of Queen Anne.
— Dalquharran Castle, and Dunure, near Maybole,
Ayrshire ; Brookes' Club, S.W,
Heir, his son Francis Thomas Romilly, h. 1842.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
KENNEDY", "William Hugh, Esq. (of Cultra).
Fifth son of the late Hugh Kennedy, Esq., of
Cultra, by Grace Dora, dan. of John Hughes,
Esq. ; h. 1812 ; m. 1841 Georgina, dau. of Vice-
Admh-al the Hon. Sir Charles Paget, and niece of
the 1st Marquis of Anglesey. Appointed Naval
Cadet 1828, Captain E.N. 1854, and Dep. Comp-
troller-General of Coast-guard 1855. — Cultra, near
Holy wood, CO. Down ; United Service Club, S. W. ;
18, Spring Gardens, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Elizabeth Georgina Frederica,
KENNEDY.
(See Clarh-Kcnnechj.)
KENNEY, James Christopher FitzGerald,
Esq., M.R.I.A. (of Kilclogher).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Lieu-
tenant-Colonel James FitzGerald Kenney, J. P.,
of Kilclogher, co. Galway, and of Jane Olivia, only
dau. of William Thomas Nugent, Esq. (Lord River-
ston), of Pallas, co. Galway ; 6. 18 — . Educated
at Stonyhurst and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called to
the Irish Bar 1S4S ; is a Magistrate for co. Galway.
Is of Founder's kin to William of Wykeham, and
has a royal descent from Edward I., and descends
from John de Kenne, of Kenne, co. Somerset.* —
Kilclogher Monivea, co. Galway ; Merrion Square
South, Dublin.
KENNEY, Nugent Thomas, Esq. (of Cor-
rendoo).
Second surviving son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel
James FitzGerald Kenney, of Kilclogher, co. Gal-
way, and Merrion Square, Dublin, by Jane Olivia,
dau. of the late Wiliiam Thomas Nugent, Esq.
(Lord Piverston), of Pallas, heir pres. to the earldom
of W^estmeath. Educated at Friburg Coll., in
Switzerland. Is of Founder's kin to William of
Wykeham ; has a Royal descent from Edward I.,
and descends from John de Kenne, of Kenne, co.
Somerset. t — Correndoo, near Monivea, co. Galway;
2, Merrion Square South, Dublin.
KENNEY, Thomas Henry, Esq. (of Eallyforan
House).
Second son of the late William Kenney, Esq., of
Kilclogher (see that family), by Bridget Fitzgerald,
dau. and heir of John Daly, Esq., of Dalybrook,
CO. Kildare; h. 1799; m. 1827 Sophie Aim^e
Armando Guyon, dau. of Jacques Moire Cecile,
Comte de Montlivault, in France. Educated at
Stonyhurst Coll. and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called
to the Irish Ear 1825. This family is lineally de-
scended from the ancient family of Kenne, of Kenne
Court, CO. Somerset, and sprang from John de
Kenne, Esq., living 12 Henry II., and has a royal
descent from Edward I. and Edward III. (see
Burke's "Royal Descents"). — Eallyforan House,
near Ballinasloe, co. Galway.
Heir, his son James Louis Lionel, Chevalier de
Kenney, h. 1829 ; Lieutenant in the Imperial
* See the " Nobiliaire Univcrsel," by the Viscount de
Magny.
t See Bui-ke's " Book of Royal Descents," and the " Nobi-
liaire Universal," by the Viscount de Magny.
Navy of France, Knight of the Legion of Honour,
and of St. Stanislaus of Russia ; has English war
medal for services in the Crimea and the Sea of
Azoff, &c., &c.
KENNY, Courtney, Esq. (of Ballim-obe).
Eldest son of the late Courtney Kenny, Esq., of
B.allinrobe, co. Mayo, by Susanna, dau. of Stanhope
Mason, Esq., of Moira ; h. 1781 ; s. 1809 ; w.
Louisa, youngest dau. of William Fenton, Esq., of
Spring Grove, co. York. Is a Magistrate for co.
Mayo ; was formerly Captain Kilmaiue Yeomanry.
— Ballinrobe, co. Mayo.
Heir, his son Stanhope Fenton, 5. 1827.
KENRICK, George, Esq. (of Woore).
Eldest son of the late George Y\^atkin Kenrick,
Esq., of Y^oore and of Mertyn, co. Flint, by Mary
Isabella, dau. of James ffarington, Esq., of Werdon,
CO. Lancaster ; h. 1812 ; .?. 1839 ; m. 1830 Louisa,
dau. of J. Posthlewaite, Esq. This family is
descended from David Kenrick, Standard-bearer to
the Black Prince at Cressy, who built and endowed
the church at Astley-juxta-Y^oore, 1348. — Woore,
near Market Drayton, Shropshire.
Heir, his son George Y'illiam, 6. 1832,
KENSINGTON (Lord), William Edwardes (cr.
1776).
Second son of the 2nd Lord, by Dorothy Patricia,
dau. of Richard Thomas, Esq. ; h. 1801 ; s. 1852 ;
in. 1833 Laura Jane, dau. of Cuthbert Ellison,
Esq., of Hepburn, co. Durham (she d. 1846).
Educated at Eton ; entered the Navy 1814 ; is a
retired Captain R.N. — Brighton; United Service
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William, Captain Coldstream
Guards, h. 1835.
KENYON (Lord), Lloyd Kenyon (cr. 1788).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Margaret Emma,
dau. of the late Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bart. ;
h. 1805; s. 1S55 ; m. 1833 Georgina, dau. of 4th
Lord Walsingham. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Salop and Flint, and Patron of 2 livings ; wasM.P.
for St. Michael's 1830-2. The 1st Lord was Lord
Chief Justice. — Gredington Hall, near Whit-
church, Salop ; Carlton Club, S.Y'', ; 9, Portman
Square, W.
Heir, his son Lloyd, h, 1835 ; educated at Har-
row and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is Cornet N. Salop
Yeomanry Cavalry.
KENYON, Hon. Edv/ard (of Maeefen).
Second son of the late George, Lord Kenj'on, by
Margaret Emma, dau. of Sir Thomas Hanmer,
Bart., of Bettisfield Park, co. Flint ; h. 1810 ;
m. 1840 Caroline Susan Catharine, youngest
dau. of Lord George Beresford, brother of the
Marquis of Waterford. Educated at Harrow and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1831) ; is a Magistrate for
COS. Chester and Salop. — Maeefen, near JMalpas,
Cheshire; Carlton and Athenjeum Clubs, S.W. ;
30, Charles Street, St. James's, S.W.
Heir, his son John George, h, 1843.
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[Ker
KENYOIf, WUliam, Esq. (of Walford).
Fifth son of the late Hon. Thomas Kenyon (who
was son of the 1st Lord Kenyon), by Louisa Char-
lotte, dau. of the late Eev. John Robert Lloyd, of
Aston, near Oswestry, Salop; h. 1815; m. 1845
Frances Catharine, youngest dau. of Eobert Ag-
lionby Slauey, Esq., M.P. for Shrewsbury. Edu-
cated at Rugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; appointed
Cornet in the 2nd regiment Bombay Light Cavalry
183,5, Lieutenant 1838, Captain 1846, retired on
half-pay 1852; was Brigade Major to the Malwa
Field Force and Deesa Field Brigade 1839-43 ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Salop and
Merioneth, and Captain Salopian Yeomanry
Cavalry. — Walford, near Shrewsbury, Salop ; Uni-
versity and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son William Slaney, 6. 1847.
KEOG-H, Cornelius Alexander, Esq. (of Tunnagh.
Lodge).
Only son of the late Cornelius Leicester Keogh,
Esq., by Eliza, dau. of Charles Gardiner, Esq.," of
Greyford, and great-grandson of the late John
Keogh ; h. 1835 ; s. 1858. Is a Magistrate for co.
Sligo (High SheriflFl 859). —Tunnagh Lodge, Mount
Jerome, near Dublin ; Riverstown, co. Sligo ;
Stephen's-Green Club, Dublin ; 19, Upper Pem-
broke Street, Dublin.
K'EOGH, John Henry, Esq, (of Kilbride).
Eldest son of the late George Rous K'Eogh, Esq.,
by Marianne, dau. of Sir Thomas Molyneux, Bart.,
of Castledillou, co. Armagh ; I. 1820 ; s. 1850 ;
m. 1857 Louisa Katheriue, dau. of Captain Edwin
Richards, R.N. Is a Magistrate for co. Carlo w,
and Lieutenant-Colonel Carlow Rifles ; was for-
merly Captain 30th foot. — Kilbride, near Tullow,
CO. Carlow ; United Service Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son George Rous Clopton, h. 1859.
KEOGH, Eight Hon, "William (of Bushy Park).
Eldest surviving son of William Keogh, Esq., of
Corkip, CO. Roscommon, by Mary, dau. of A.
French, Esq., of Rahoon, co. Gal way ; h. 1817 ;
m. 1841 Kate, eldest dau. of the late Thomas
Roney, Esq., Surgeon, of Dublin, Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called to the Irish Bar
1840 ; appointed a Queen's Counsel 1849, Solicitor-
General for Ireland 1852, Attorney-General 1855,
a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas (Ireland)
1856 ; sworn a Member of the Privy Council in
Ireland 1855; was M.P, for Athlone 1847-56.—
Bushy Park, near Enniskerry, co. Wicklow ;
Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William, h. 1844.
KEPPEL, Hon. Sir Henry, K.C.B. (cr. 1857).
Fourth son of the 4 th Earl of Albemarle, by Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Lord de Clifford ; h. 1S09 ; m. 1839
Katharine Louisa, dau. of the late General Sir J.
I Crosbie, G.C.H., of Watergate, Sussex (she d.
\ 1859) ;_ entered the Navy 1822 ; served on the
I E. Indian, Mediterranean, and Cape of Good Hope
i stations, and on the coast of China ; commanded
' the Dido 1841-5 ; took part in the capture of
Shanghai and other operations, and in the destruc-
355
tion of pirates in Borneo ; commanded the St. Jean
d'Acre in the Baltic 1854-5 ; appointed to command
the naval forces in China 1857 ; became a Rear-
Admiral the same year ; is author of "An Expedi-
tion to Borneo," and of " A Voyage in the Meander
in the Indian Archipelago." — Bishopstoke, Hants.
KEPPEL, Hon. and Kev. Edward Southwell,
Third son of the 4th Earl of Albemarle ; h. 1800 ;
m. 1828 Maria, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Leitrim.
Educated at Westminster and Caius Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1820) ; appointed Rector of Quiden-
ham 1824 ; is Honorary Canon of Norwich, and
Deputy Clerk of the Closet to Her Majesty. —
Quidenham Rectory, near Attleborough, Norfolk.
KEPPEL, Hon. and Rev. Thomas Robert,
Fifth son of the 4th Earl of Albemarle ; h. 1811 ;
m. 1833 Frances, dau. of the late Sir T. B. Len-
nard, Bart. Educated at Downing Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1836); appointed Rector of North
Creake, Norfolk, 1844 ; is a Rural Dean and Hono-
rary Canon of Norwich ; author of the "Life of
Admiral Lord Keppel," &c. — North Creake Rec-
tory, near Fakenham, Norfolk,
KER, Lord Charles Lennox.
Third son of the 6th Marquis of Lothian ; h. 1814 ;
m. 1839 Charlotte Emma, sister of Sir J. Hanmer,
Bart. Educated at Eton ; entered the Army 1831
as Ensign 42nd foot, became Captain 1840, retired
1847 ; is Adjutant Perth Militia ; late A.D.C. to
the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland.
KER, Lord Henry Francis Charles,
Second son of the 6th Marquis of Lothian (by his
1st marriage) ; h. 1800; m. 1832 Louisa Dorothea,
only dau. of General lion. Sir A. Hope, G.C.B.
Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1821) ; appointed Rector of Dittesham 1827,
resigned 1852. — Clifton, near Bristol.
KER, David Stewart, Esq, (of Montalto),
Eldest son of the late D. Ker, Esq., M.P. for
Downpatrick, by Selina Sarah, dau. of the Isfc
Marquis of Londonderry, K.G. ; h. 1816 ; s. 1844 ;
m. 1842 Anne Dorothea, 6th dau. of the 3rd Lord
Dufferin. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1841) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Down ; was M.P. for Downpatrick 1841-7, for
CO. Down 1852-7, re-elected for Downpatrick 1859.
■ — Montalto, Ballynahinch, co. Down ; Carlton
Club, S.W,
KER, Richard, Esq, (of Portavo),
A younger son of the late David Ker, Esq., of Mon-
talto, many years M.P. for Downpatrick, by Selina
Sarah Juliana, dau. of the 1st Marquis of London-
derry ; h. 1822 ; m. 1856 Rose, dau. of N. Calvert,
Esq., of Quintin Castle, co. Down. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Down ; was M.P. for Down-
patrick 1847-51 and 1857-9.— Portavo, near Bal-
linahinch, co. Down ; Carlton and Travellers'
Clubs, S.W. ; 13, Hyde-Park Gate, Kensington,
2 A 2
Ker]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
KEK.
(See Murray-Kcr.)
KEE.K, Capt. Beaiichamp.
Third son of the late Lord Charles Beauchamp
Kerr ; b. 1806 ; m. 1832 Caroline Eliza Irwin. Is
a Magistrate for Hants ; was formerly a Captain in
the Army. — West Cliff, Niton, TJnder-Cliff, I. of
Wight.
KERRISON, Sir Edward Clarence, Bart. (cr.
1821).
Eldest son of the late General Sir Edward
Iverrison, Bart, (who was many years M.P. for
Eye), by Mary, dau. of Alexander Ellice, Esq.
of Pitteucrief, co. Fife; h. 1821 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1853 ; m. 1844 Caroline Margaret, dau. of the
3rd Earl of Ilcliester. Is a Magistrate for Suf-
folk, and Captain Suffolk Yeomanry ; has been
M.P. for Eye since 1852. Patron of 8 livings.
— Oakley Park, near Eye, Suffolk ; Brome Hall,
near Scole, Norfolk; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 140,
Piccadilly, W.
KERBISOKT, Roger, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Thomas Allday Kerrison,
Esq., by Hannah, dan. of the Rev. Rayner Bell-
man, Wetheringsett, Suffolk, M.A., Rector of
Feltwell, Norfolk, grandson of the late Sir Roger
Kerrison, Knt., of Brooke House, Norfolk, who
was twice Mayor of Norwich, and High Sheriff
for Norfolk in 1800 ; b. 1802. Educated at
Norwich ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and has
considerable landed property at Ranworth, South
Walsham, Thorpe next Norwich, Gressenhall, and
elsewhere in Noi-folk. This family is descended
from Roger Kerrison, Esq., of Seething, Norfolk,
who married Mary, the dau. of John Osborne, Esq.,
of Kirstead, Norfolk, in 1737. He was the grand-
father of the late General Sir Edward Kerrison,
Bart., K.C.B., and great-grandfather of Lieutenant-
General Sir Robert John Harvey, C.B., K.T.S.—
Norwich ; Law Club, Chancery Lane, E.G.
JTcir Pres., his brother Roger Allday, of Birkfield
Lodge, Ipswich ; b. 1803 ; m. 1839 Adelaide Thorpe,
dau. of John Stokes, Esq.
KERRY, Countess of.
Augusta Lavinia Priscilla, 2nd dau. of the 4th
Earl of Bessborough ; la. 1st 1834 the Earl of
Kerry (eldest son of 3rd ]\Iarquis of Lansdowne),
who d. 1836 ; 2nd 1845 Hon. C. A. Gore (whom
see). — The Lodge, Wimbledon, S.W.
KERSHA"W, James, Esq. (of Oaklands).
Son of the late T. Kershaw, Esq. ; b. 1705 ; is
Partner in the firm of Kershaw, Leese, and Side-
bottom, Manufacturers at Manchester. A Magis-
trate for Lancashire and for Manchester, of which
he was Mayor 1843 ; has been M.P. for Stockport
since 1847. — Oaklands, Victoria Park, Manches-
ter ; the Manor House, Streatham, Surrey ; Re-
form Club, S.W. ; 23, Cork Street, W.
KETT, George Samuel, Esq. (of Brooke House).
Only son of the late Thomas Kett, Esq., by Han-
nah, dau. of Samuel Gurney, Esq., of Keswick,
Norfolk ; b. 178- ; s. 1820 ; m. 1807 Mary, dau. of
Richard Milford, Esq., of Devon. Educated at
Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk (High Sheriff 1820), and a
Magistrate for Suffolk. This family was formerly
of Heveningham, in Norfolk, but has now been
settled at Seething, Norfolk, for more than a cen-
tury.— Brooke House, near Norwich, Norfolk.
KEY, Sir Kingsmill Grove, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Key, Bart, (who
was many years Chamberlain of London), of Thorn-
bury, by Charlotte, dau. of the late F. Green, Esq.,
of CO. Surrey; b. 1815; s. as 2nd Bart. 1858;
m. 1st 1842 Mary Sophia, 2nd dan. ofG. H. Hahn,
Esq. (she d. 1855) ; 2nd 1859 Louisa, 4th dau. of
the late JosejA Armstrong, Esq., of Manchester
(she d. the same year). — Thornbury, Gloucester-
shire ; Streatham, Surrey, S.
Heir, his son John Kingsmill, b. 1854.
KEYWORTH, John Robert Haldenby, Esq. (of
Cottesford Place).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Michael Keyworth,
Esq. , by Eliza, only dan. of the late Robert Bunyan,
Esq.,of Greestone Place, Lincoln, the last direct male
descendant of the author of the "Pilgrim's Pro-
gress ; " b. 1828 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1856 Harriette, only
dau. of the late Peter Beck, Esq., of Halifax, co.
York. Is a IMagistrate for co. Lincoln. — Cottesford
Place, Lincoln; Greestone House, Lincoln.
Heir, his son John Bunyan, h. 1859.
KILDARE (Marquis of), Charles "William Pitz-
Gerald.
Eldest son of the 3rd Duke of Lein-ster (whom see) ;
b. 1819 ; m. 184 7 Caroline, Srd dau. of the 2nd
Duke of Sutherland ; educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1840, M.A. 1843) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kildare, and a Commissioner of Na-
tional Education in Ireland ; was M.P. for co.
Kildare 1847-52. — Kilkea Castle, co. Kildare;
Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 6, Carlton Terrace, S.W.
Jhir, his son, Earl of Offaley, b. 1851.
KILLALOE, Bishop of.
(See lilversdale, Lord.)
KILLEBN.
(See under Fhiycdl.)
KILMAINE (Lord), John Cavendish Browne
(cr. 1789).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Ann, dau. of the late
Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Cavendish ; b. 1794 ; s. 1825;
m. 1st 1822 Eliza, dau. of D. Lyon, Esq. ; 2nd
1839 Mary, dau. of the late Right Hon. C. E. Law,
M.P. Is a Magistrate for co. Mayo, a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Westmeath, and a Represen-
tative Peer for Ireland ; is descended from a com-
mon ancestor with the Marquis of Sligo. — Neale
House, CO. Mayo ; Gaulston House, Rochfort
Bridge, co. AVestmeath ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 21,
South Audley Street, W.
Ilcir, his son James Lyon, b, 1822 ; educated at
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THE UNITED laNGDOM.
[Kin
Eton ; entered the Army 1839, became Captain 7tli
foot 1849, exchanged to the 21st foot 1851 ; became
Major 1854, Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army 1855 ;
served in the Crimea 1854-6.
KILMAINE, Dowager Lady.
Ann, dau. of the late Eight Hon. Sir Henry
Cavendish, Bart. ; vi. 1793 James, 2nd Lord Kil-
niaine, who d. 1825. — 26, Chester Street, S.W.
KILMOEE, ELPHIN, AND ARDAGH (Bishop
of), Marcus Gervais Beresford.
Second son of the late Eight Eev. G. de la Poer
Beresford, Lord Bishop of Kilmore, by Frances,
dau. of Gervais P. Bushe, Esq., of Kilfane ; b,
1801 ; m. 1st 1824 Mary, dau. of Colonel H. P.
L'Estrange (she d. 18—) ; 2nd 1850 Elizabeth,
dau. of J. D. Kennedy, Esq. Educated at Eich-
mond, Yorkshire, and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1823, M.A. 1827, D.D. 1854); appointed
Eector of Kildalla 1825, Vicar of Drongand Larah
1828, Archdeacon of Ardagh 1839, Vicar-General
of Kilmore 184-. Eepresents a younger branch of
the family of the Marquis of Waterford. — Kilmore
House, CO. Cavan, Ireland.
KILMOBEY (Earl of), Francis Jack KTeedham
(cr. 1822).
Elder son of 1st Earl, by Ann, dau. of Thomas
Fisher, Esq.; b. 1787; s. 1832; m. 1814 Jane,
dau. of G. Gun-Cunninghame, Esq., of M'Kennedy,
CO. Wicklow. Is a Magistrate for co. Down ; was
M.P. for Newry 1818-26.— Shavington, near Mar-
ket Drayton, Shropshire ; Morne Park, near Ross-
trevor, co. Down ; 7, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
ITeii; his grandson Viscount Newry, b. 1842,
eldest son of the late Francis Jack, Viscount
Newry, M.P. (by Anne Amelia, eldest dau. of the
late General the Hon. Sir C. Colville, G.C.B.), who
d. 1851.
KIL"WOETH.
(See under Moimlcasliell.)
KINCAID, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1852).
Second sou of the late J. Kincaid, Esq., of co.
Stirling; b. 1789. Is Exon of the Yeomen of the
Guard, and Inspector of Scotch Factories, Schools,
and Prisons ; was formerly a Captain in the Eifle
Brigade ; has received medals for the Peninsula
and Waterloo.- — St. James's Palace, S.W.
KINCHANT, Richard Henry, Esq. (of Park
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Eichard Kinchant, Esq., of
the Bengal Civil Service, by Myra Catherine, dau.
of John Wilkinson, Esq., Eecorder of Bombay ;
b. 1804 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1831 Maria Eliza, only dau.
of Rev. Eichard Bewley Caton, of Binbrook, co.
Lincoln. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop (High
Sheriff 1846) ; was formerly in the 69th regiment.
This family is of French extraction, and settled in
England after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes.
— Park Hall, near Oswestry, Shropshire.
Heir, his son Charlton John, b, 1834i
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KINDERSLEY, Sir Richard Torin, Knt. (cr.
1851).
Eldest son of the late N. E. Kindersley, Esq., of
Sunning Hill, near Windsor, Berks ; b. 1792 ; m,
1824 Mary Anne, only dau. of the Eev. J. L.
Bennett. Graduated B.A. 1814, as 4th Wrangler,
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge, of which he was
Fellow ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1818 ;
appointed a Vice-Chancellor 1851 ; was a Master
in Chancery 1848-51.— 15, Hyde-Park Square, W.
KING, Sir Richard Duekworth, Bart. (or. 1792).
Eldest son of the late Sir Eichard King, Bart., by
Sarah Anne, dau. of Admiral Sir John Thomas
Duckworth, G.C.B. ; b. 1804 ; ,?. as 3rd Bart. 1834 ;
m. 1836 Marianne, dau. of James Barnett, Esq. — -
Bellevue, Kent ; 2, Chesterfield Street, W.
Jleir Pres., his brother George St. Vincent,
b. 1807 ; 'in. 1847 Caroline Mary, dau. of the 2ud
Earl of Portarlington.
KING, Sir Gilbert, Bart. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Sir Eobert King, Bart., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Ebenezer Eowe, Esq., of Bally-
cross, CO. Wexford ; b. 1812 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1825 ;
m. 1830 Mary, dau. of Charles Vigogne, Esq., of
Wicklow. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Roscommon. — Charlestown, nearDrumsna, co. Ros-
common.
Heir, his son Gilbert, b. 1846.
KING, Sir James Walker, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Abraham Bradley King,
Bart., by Anne, dau. of Plato Oulton, Esq. ;
b. 1796; s. as 2nd Bart. 1838; m. 1834 Anne
Sophia Smyth, dau. of Hulton Smyth King, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1817) ; is in Holy Orders ; Rector of Rathmore. — •
Rathmore Glebe, co. Kildare,
Heir, his son James Walker, b. 1836.
KING, Sir Edward Durnford, K.C.H. (cr. 1833).
Son of the late W. King, Esq., of Southampton,
by Hannah, dau. of A. Isaacson, Esq. ; b. 1775.
Entered the Navy in 1789 ; has been Commander-
in-Chief at the Cape and on the Brazilian station ;
served in the Mediterranean under Lord CoUing-
wood, in the West Indies, and North Sea ; is an
Admiral of the Red.
KING, Hon. Peter John Locke (of Woburu
Park).
Second son of the 7th Lord King, and brother of
the 1st Earl of Lovelace ; h. 1811 ; m. 1836 Louisa
Elizabeth, dau. of the late W. H. Hoare, Esq.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1833) ; is a Magistrate for Surrey ; has been
M.P. for East Surrey since 1847. — Woburn Park,
near Chertsey, Surrey ; Athenseura and Reform
Clubs, S.W. ; 38, Dover Street, W.
Heir, his son Peter John Locke, b. 1840.
KING, Edward Bolton, Esq. (of Chadshunt).
Eldest son of the late Edward King, Esq., by
Dorothy, dau, of — Myers, Esq., and nephew of
Kin]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
the late Bishop (King) of Ivochester; h. 1801 ;
s. 1S24 ; m. 1S28 Creorgina, dau. of the late Robert
Knight, Esq., M.P. (she d. 1858). Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick (High Sheriff 1830), and Lieutenant-
Colonel Warwick Yeomanry ; was M.P. for War-
wick 1831-7 ; for South Warwickshire 1857-9.—
Chadshunt, near Warwick ; Arthur'.s Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Raleigh, Captain loth
Light Dragoons, h. 1833.
TLTHCc, James-King, Esq. (of Staimton Park).
Eldest son of tlie late Rev. James Simpkinson
(who assumed the name of King), by Emma, dau.
of Edward Vaux, Esq. ; h. 1806 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1835
Mary Cochrane, 4th dau. of Kenneth Francis
Mackenzie, Esq., a junior branch of the Macken-
zies of Rea Castle, Ross-shire. Educated at Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829) ; is a M.igistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford (High Sheriff 1845),
and late Captain Hereford Militia ; has been M.P.
for CO. Hereford since 1852.- — Staunton Park, near
Leominster, Herefordshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
97, Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis James, Lieutenant 17th
Lancers, educated at Harrow, h. 1838.
KING, John Gilbert, Esq. (of Ballyliii).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry King, by Har-
riet, dau. of the late John Lloyd, Esq., of Gloster,
King's CO. ; h. 1822 ; s. 1857. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
King's CO. (High Sheriff 1852). This family is
descended from Edward King, Bishop of Elphin,
who came over to Ireland temp. Elizabeth. — Bally-
lin, near Ferbane, King's co.
KING, Jolin James, Esq. (of Preston Candover).
Eldest son of the late John King, Esq., by Harriet,
dau. of the late Right Rev. Dr. Charles Moss,
Bishop of Bath and Wells ; h. 1794 ; m. 1823 Char-
lotte Wyndham, dau. of George O'Brien, Earl of
Egremont, and sister of Lord Leconfield. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Sussex. — Preston Candover, near
Basingstoke, Hants ; 9, Catharine Terrace,Brighton ;
20, Grosveuor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son John Henry Wyndham, h. 1826 ;
m. 1852 Emily, dau. of the Hon. Lionel and Lady
Elizabeth Dawson.
KING, Jonas, Esq. (of Barrystown),
Eldest son of the Rev. Richard King, of Wood-
ville, CO. Wexford, by Dorothea, dau. of Christian
Wilson, Esq., of Sledagh, co. Wexford; h. 1827;
j/i. 1852 Mary Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the Rev,
Abraham Goff, Rector of Duncormuck, co. Wex-
fm'd. Is a Itlagistrate for co. Wexford. — Barrys-
town, near New Ross, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son Richard, h. 1856.
KING, Richard Meade-, Esq. (of Pyrland Hall),
Only child of the late William Meade, Gentleman,
by Elizabeth, dau. of John Ling, Gentleman, of
North Petherton, Somerset; b. 1776; s. 1789;
m. 1804 Elizabella, only dau. of John Warren, Esq.,
M.D., of Taunton. Is a Magistrate and De]i.
Lieut, for Somer-set (High Sherifif 1846), and
assumed, by Royal license, 1830, the additional
surname of King, by will of Richard King, Esq., of
the Rectory, North Petherton. This family was
formerly of Lyng, Somerset. — Pyrland Hall, near
Taunton, Somerset; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard King Meade-King, Esq.,
of Walford, near Taunton, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Somerset ; h. 1806 ; vi. 1831 Catherine,
dau, of the late William Oliver, Esq.
KING, Rev. Thomas.
Younger son of the late Rev. James Simpkinson,
of Staunton Park, co. Hereford (who assumed the
name of King), by Emma, dau. of Edward Yaux,
Esq. ; h. 1809 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1838 Amelia Frances,
6th dau. of K. F. Mackenzie, Esq. Educated at
Shrewsbury and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832,
M.A, 1835) ; entered Holy Orders 1833 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Hereford, and Rector of Pen-
combe. — Pencombe Rectory, near Bromyard, Here-
fordshire.
Heir, his son Theodore, h. 1847.
KING, ■William Charles, Esq. (of Warfield Hall).
Only son of William Read King, Esq., of Brighton,
by Anne, dau. of the late James Lawson, Esq., of
Wheathampstead, Herts, and Arbroath, co. Perth ;
h. 1807 ; m. 1831 Margaret, dau. of the late Evan
Roberts, Esq., of Grove House, Surrey. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for Berks. — War-
field Hall, near Bracknell, Berks ; Parthenon Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Y'illiam Yv'allis, Captain 12th
Lancers, h. 1833.
KING-HARMAN, Hon. Lawrence Harman (of
Newcastle).
Second son of the 1st Yiscount Lorton ; h. 1816 ;
m. 1837 Mary C'ecilia, dau. of the late J. R. John-
stone, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
cos. Longford and Roscommon ; was Higli Sheriff
of CO. Longford 1844, and of co. Westmeath 1845 ;
assumed the additional name of Harman in 1838. —
Newcastle, near Ballymahon, co. Longford.
KINGLAKE, Alexander William, Esq. (of Wil-
ton House).
Eldest son of the late William King-lake, Esq., by
Mary, eldest dau. of the late T. Woodforde, Esq.,
of Taunton ; h. 1811 ; s. 1847. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1832) ; called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1837, but has retired;
is a Dep. Lieut, for Somerset ; has been M.P. for
Bridgewater since 1857 ; is author of " Eothen,"
&c. — Wilton House, near Taunton, Somerset ;
Brookes', Athenreum, Travellers', and Oxford and
Cambridge Clubs, S.Y', ; 12, St. James's Place,
S.W.
KINGLAKE, John Alexander, Esq. (of Monk^
ton).
Son of the late R. Kinglake, Esq., M.D,, of Taun-
ton ; h. 1805 ; in. 1834 the only dau. of J. Liddon,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cani-
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[Kin
bridge (E.A. 1826) ; was called to the Ear at Lin-
coln's Inn 1830, and goes the Western Circuit ; is
a Serjeant-at-Law, with a patent of precedence,
and Recorder of Bristol ; has been M.P. for
Rochester since 1857. — Monkton, near Taunton,
Somerset ; Athenaeum, Oxford and Cambridge, and
Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 2, Serjeants' Inn, E.G. ; 40,
Eaton Square, S.W.
KINGLAKE, Kobert Arthur, Esq.
Third son of the late William Kinglake, Esq., of
Wilton House, Taunton, by Maiy, dau, of the late
Thomas Woodforde, Esq., of Taunton, and brother
of A. W. Kinglake, Esq., M.P., and cousin of
Serjeant Kinglake, M.P. for Rochester; h. 1815;
m. 1844 Harriet Salome, only dau. of the Rev.
Loftus A. Cliffe (whom see). Educated at Cole-
ridge's School, Ottery St. Mary, Devon ; is a
Magistrate for Somerset ; author of a Letter to
Lord Portman, on the subject of the restoration of
the monument to the Duke of Wellington in Somer-
setshire, and of a "Memoir of General Guyon ; "
is maternally descended from the ancient family of
the Woodfordes of Castle Gary. This family was
in former times connected with the Scotch family
of Kinloch of Kinloch, N.B. — Manilla Crescent,
Weston-super-Mare, Somerset.
Heir, his son Sydney Arthur, Ij. 18th June, 1850.
KHSTGSALE (Lord), John Constantine de
Coiircy (cr. 1181).
Elder sou of the 28th Lord, by Sarah, dau. of
Joseph Chadder, Esq., of Postlemouth, Devon ;
\. 1827 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1855 Adelaide, only dau. of
J. P. Brown-Westhead, Esq., of Lea Castle, co.
Worcester. Is Premier Baron of Ireland ; a Dep.
Lieut, for Devon ; late Captain South Devon
Militia. — Ringrone, near Modbury, Devon.
Heir Prc-s., his brother Michael Conrad, h. 1828.
KIlSrG-SCOTE, Thomas Henry, Esq. (of Kings-
cote).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Kingscote, Esq., by
Harriott, dau. of the late Sir H. Peyton, Bart., of
Doddington ; h. 1799; s. his uncle 1840; m. 1st
1828 Isabella Frances Anne, dau. of Henry, 6th
Duke of Beaufort; 2nd 1833 Harriott Mary Anne,
dau. of the 1st Lord Bloomfield. Educated at
Harrow ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Wilts and Gloucester (High Sheriff 1841), and
Colonel Royal North Gloucester Militia ; was for-
merly in the Coldstream and Life Guards. This
family has been settled at Kii^gscote since the reign
of William I. — Kingscote Park, near Wootton-
under-Edge, Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Nigel
Fitzhardinge, C.B., M. P. for E. Gloucestershire ;
l>. 1830; 111. 1st 1851 Caroline Sophia, dau. of the
1st Lord Leconfield ; 2nd 1856 Emelie Marie, dau.
of Earl Howe.
KINGSDOWIf (Lord), Thomas Pemberton-
Leigh, P.O. (cr. 1858).
Eldest surviving son of the late Robert Pemberton,
Esq., Barrister-at-Law, by Margaret, eldest dau.
and co-heir of Edward Leigh, Esq., of Bisphan
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Hall ; 1). 1793. Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1816; appointed a King's Counsel 1829; is a
Bencher of Lincoln's Inn, and Chancellor and
Keeper of Great Seal to H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales; was M.P. for Rye 1831-2, for Ripon
1834-43 ; assumed the additional name of Leigh in
1843, by will of his cousin. Sir R. H. Leigh, Bart.
[ext.), of Hindley Hall, co. Lancaster. — Torry Hill,
near Sittingbourne, Kent ; 3, Spring-Garden Ter-
race, S. W.
KINGSMILL, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1830).
Son of the late — Kingsmill, Esq. ; h. 1798 ;
m. 1824 Ehza Catharine, dau. of Sir R. Kingsmill,
Bart. Educated at Winchester ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Dublin ; was formerly Colonel of the Battle-
axe Guards in that capital. — The Hermitage,
Lucan, Ireland.
KIWGSTOIST (Earl of), Robert King (cr. 1768).
Eldest surviving son of the 3rd Earl, by Helena,
dau. of the 1st Earl of Mountcashell ; h. 1797 ;
s. 1839. Is a Magistrate for cos. Cork, Limerick,
and Tipperary ; sits in the House of Lords as
Baron Kingston, U.K. {cr. 1821) ; formerly Lieu-
tenant 5th foot ; was M.P. for co. Cork 1831-2. —
The Castle, Mitchelstown, co. Cork ; Union Club,
S.W. ; 35b, Park Street, W.
Heir Pres, his brother James, h. 1800 ; edu-
cated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1827.
KIlSrLOCH, Sir David, Bart. (cr. 1696).
Eldest son of the late Sir Alexander Kinloch, Bart.,
by Isabella, dau. of John Stowe, Esq., of Newton,
CO. Lincoln ; h. 1805 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1813 ; m. 1829
Eleanor Hyndfoi-d, dau. of Sir Thomas Gibson
Carmichael, Bart. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for. CO. Haddington. — Gilmerton, near Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Alexander, h. 1830 ; m. 1852 Lucy
Charlotte, dau. of Sir Ralph A. Anstruthei-, Bart.
KINLOCH, Alexander John, Esq., M.D. (of
Park).
Eldest son of the late Alexander L. Kinloch,
Esq., by Margaret, dau. of the late George
Kinloch, Esq., of Shepherd's Haugh ; I. 1818 ;
s. 1838 ; m. 1839 Margaret, dau. of the late Rev.
J. Hutcheson, M.A. Educated at Edinburgh
University (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1832); is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Aberdeen and Kin-
cardine, and a physician in practice. This family,
formerly De Kynloch, is of French extraction, and
came from Normandy with William I. — Park, near
Aberdeen, N.B. ; Linkfield House, Morningside,
near Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Alexander John, h. 1842.
KUTNAIIID (Lord), George ■WiUiam Pox Kin«
naird, K.T., P.O. (cr. 1682).
Eldest son of the 8th Lord, by Olivia, dau. of the
2nd Duke of Leinster ; h. 1807 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1837
Frances Anne, dau. of the 1st Lord De Mauley ;
sits in the House of Peers as Lord Rossie, U.K.
{cr. 1831). Is a Dep. Lieut, for, and Convener of,
Kin]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Perth ; was Master of tlie Biickhounds 1837-41. —
Hossie Priory, near Inchture, Perthshire, N.B. ;
33, Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son C'harles, IMaster of Kinnaircl,
h. 1841.
KINNAIED, Hon. Arthur FitzGerald.
Younger son of the 8th Lord Kinnaird, K.T., by
Olivia, dau. of the late Duke of Leinster, Iv.G. ;
li. 1814 ; 711. 1843 Mary Jane, dau. of the late
W. H. Hoare, Esq., by Louisa Elizabeth, sister of
the Earl of Gainsborough. Educated at Eton ;
entered the diplomatic service in early life, but has
retired ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut for co.
Perth, and a Banker in London ; was M.P. for
Perth 1837-9 ; has .sat for that city since 1852. —
West Farm, near East Barnet, Herts; 2, Pall Mall
East, S.AV.
INNERSLEY, Edward, Esq. (of Binfield
Manor).
Third but only surviving son of the late Thomas
Kinnersley, Esq., of Newcastle, and Clough Hall,
CO. StafFiird, by Mary, only child of Edward Shep-
herd, Esq., of Sheffield; b. 178S; s. his brother
1855 ; m. 1837 Georgiana Collings, only child of the
late George Corbin, Esq., of Guernsey. Educated
at Edinburgh and Trinity Hall, Cambridge (LL.B.
1817) ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1816 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford. This
family was formerly from Herefordshire, and settled
in Staffordshire about 1700. — Binfield Manor, near
Bracknell, Beiks ; Eeform Club, S.W.
Jlcif, h\s son William Tlionias, h. 1842; edu-
cated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
KINNOULL (Earl of), Thomas Robert Drum-
mond-Hay (cr. 1633).
Eldest son of the 9th Earl, by his 2nd wife Sarah,
dau. of the late Eight Hon. T. Harley ;Z*. 1785 ;
s. 1804 ; m. 1824 Louisa, dau. of the late Admiral
Sir C. Eowley, Bart. ; sits in the House of Peers
as Lord Hay, U.K. (o-. 1711). Educated at West-
minster ; is Lord Lyon King-at-Arms, Lord-Lieut,
of CO. Perth, and Colonel of the Perth Militia. —
Dupplin Castle, near Perth, N.B. ; United Service
Club, S.W. ; 29, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Yiscount Dupplin, h. 1827 ;
m. 1848 Emily Blanche Charlotte, 3rd dau. of the
7th Duke of Beaufort ; educated at the Eoyal
Military CoU., Sandhurst ; entered the- 1st Life
Guards as Cornet 1844, became Captain 1851,
retired 1856.
KINTORE (Earl of), Francis Alexander Keith-
Falconer (cr. 1677).
Eldest surviving son of the Stli Earl, by his 2nd
•wife Louisa, dau. of E. Hawkins, Esq. ; b. 1828 ;
s. 1844 ; m. 1851 Louise Madeleine, dau. of Captain
Hawkins ; sits in the House of Lords as Baron
Kintore, U.K. {cr. 1838) ; is Lord-Lieut, of co.
Kincardine, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen. —
Keith Hall, Aberdeenshire ; Inglismaldie, Kin-
cardineshire; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 10, Bury Street,
S.W. ' ' y
Heir, his son Lord Inverury, b. 1852.
KIRK, ■William, Esq. (of Annevale).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Kirk, Esq., of Larne,
CO, Antrim, by Eliza, dau. of W. Miller, Esq., of
Burnside ; b. 1795 ; m. 1820 Anne, dau. of James
MacKean, Esq., of Armagh. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Armagh, and a Merchant at Annevale ; was
M.P. for Nevvry 1852-9. — Annevale, near Keady,
CO. Armagh ; Eeform Club, S.W.
KIRKE, John Henry, Esq. (of Merfleld Hall).
Only son of the late William Kirke, Esq., by his
2nd wife Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas Woollaston
White, Bart. ; b. 1833 ; *. 1843. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Notts, and Captain 19tli foot ;
served in the Crimea 1854-5, and in India 1857-8.
— Merfield Hall, near East Markham, Notts.
Heir Prcs., his sister Anne.
KIRKHAM, Rev. John WUliam.*
Eldest son of the late E. Kirkham, Esq., byTabitha,
dau. of P. Blackwell, Esq., of Mold; b. 1818;
m. 1845 Annie, youngest dau. of Colonel Gilmore,
of Boghead House, co. Antrim. Educated at
Euthin and Jesus Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1842, M.A.
1841) ; appointed B.C. of Llantysilio 1843, Yicar
and Eector of Llanbrynmair 1851 ; is a Magistrate
for cos. Denbigh and Montgomery, and Chaplain to
the Marquis of Ailsa. — This family was formerly
from Derbyshire. --Llanbrynmair, Montgomeryshire.
Heir, his son William Gilmore, b, 1853.
KIRKLAND, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late J. Kirkland, Esq., of Glasgow ;
b. 1796 ; m. 1st 18— Mary Ann, dau. of General
Yesey ; 2nd 18 — Frances, dau. of J. Bishop, Esq.;
is Agent-general for Recruiting Service ; late
Eeceiver of Crown Rents for co. Middlesex. —
The Hall, Rickmansworth, Herts ; 10, Portman
Square, Y^.
KIRKPATRICK, Sir Charles Sharpe, Bart, (cr,
1685).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Kirkpatrick,
Bart., by Jane, dau. of Charles Sharpe, Esq., of
Hodham ; h. 1813 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1844 ; m. 1843,
and has issue.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 184-.
KIRKPATRICK, Alexander, Esq. (of Coolmine
Hotise).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Kirkpatrick,
Esq., by Mary Anne, dau. of Alderman George
Sutton, of Dublin; b. 1796; s. 1818; m. 1825
Mary Anne, dau. of John Rutherfoord, Esq., of
St. Doulough's Lodge, co. Dublin. Educated at
Armagh and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1818,
M.A. 1833) ; called to the Irish Bar 1822 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Dublin. This family is descended
from the Kirkpatricks of Closeburn, co. Dumfries.
— Coolmine House, near Castle-knock, co. Dublin ;
42, Upper Sackville Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son Alexander, b. 1828; m. 1854 Maria
Louisa, dau. of Rev. Robert Robinson, of Bally-
navin Castle, co. Tipperary.
* Nephew to the late Rev. J. Blackwell, B.A., Rector of
ManorcUvy, a popular Welsh poet.
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KIRKPATRICK, John, Esq. (of Horton Park).
Second surviving son of tiie late George Kirk-
patrick, Esq., of Hollydale, Bromley, Kent, by
Eleanor, dau. of Joseph Metcalf, Esq. ; h. 1814 ;
m. 1854 Margaretta, eldest dan. of Henry Cal-
decot, Esq., of Holton Hall, co. Lincoln. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837,
M.A. 1840) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1840 ; is a Magistrate for Kent, and Captain
Kent Artillery. — Horton Park, near Hythe, Kent ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W,
KIRKWALL.
(See under Orhncy.)
KIRKWOOD, Thomas Yaden Lloyd, Esq. (of
■Woodbrooke, co. Roscommon).
Eldest son of the late James Kirkwood, Esq. (who
was J. P. and D.L. for co. Roscommon, and High
Sheriff 1847), by Sarah Mary, dau. of James
Nicholson Soden, Esq., of Moneygold and Castle
Baldwin, co. Sligo ; h. 1843 ; s. 1857. This family
is of Scottish extraction, but has been settled at
Woodbrooke for upwards of three centuries. —
"Woodbrooke, near Carrick-on-Shannon, co. Leitrim.
Jleiv Pres., his brother James Nicholson Soden,
h. 1846.
KIRWAW, Denis, Esq. (of Castle Hacket).
Eldest son of the late John Kirwan, Esq., by
Penelope, dau. of John H. Burke, Esq., of St.
Cleruns, co. Galway ; b. 1808 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1844
Anne Margaret, only dau. of Major Thomas Macan,
of Greenmount, co. Louth. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate andDep. Lieut, for,
and Treasurer of, co, Galway.- — Castle Hacket, near
Tuam, CO. Galway.
Heir, his son John Thomas Macan, h, 1851.
KIRWAN, John Joseph Andrew, Esq. (of Castle-
comer).
Eldest son of the late Martin Kirwan, Esq., of
Hillsbrook, co. Galway by Maria, dau. of Myles
Burke, Esq., of Galway, and Dominica, West
Indies ; h. 1811 ; -s. 1827 ; m. 1832 Mary Isabella,
only diiu. of Major William and Lady Matikla
Burke.* Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called
to the Irish Bar 1844 ; appointed a Resident Magis-
trate in 1848 for co. Roscommon, and in 1853 for
CO. Kilkenny, and is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Galway. This family is one of the ancient
Galway tribes, and was possessed of considerable
estates in the western counties of Ireland. — Castle-
comer, CO. Kilkenny ; Merrion Square, Dublin, and
Hillsbrook, co. Galway.
Heir, his son Martin Fitz-John, Captain Queen's
Own City of Dublin Militia, h. 1835.
KIRWAN, Jolin Stratford, Esq. (of Moyne),
Only son of the late Euseby Stratford Kirwan, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of Joseph Kirwan, of Hillsbrook ;
h. 1836 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1859 Victoria Mary Louisa,
dau. of the 2nd Marquis of Hastings and the late
Baroness Grey de Ruthyn. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for cos. Galway and
Longford. — Moyne, near Ballyglinin, co. Galway ;
Reform and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
* This lady was niece of the Earl of Howth, great-grand-
daughter of the Earl of Loutli and Baron Athenry, and
clainialit of that barony, whicli has been hi abeyance since
the death of her great-grandfather.
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KIRWAN.
(See Mailland-Kirioan.)
KITTERMASTER, James, Esq. (of Meriden).
Eldest son of the late James Kitterraaster, by
Margaret, dau. of William Harper, Esq., of Meri-
den ; h. 1789 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1813 Mary, dau. of
W^illiam Zachary, Esq., of Meriden. Educated at
Shrewsbury ; appointed Ensign 49th regiment, and
served in Canada 1807, Lieutenant 1810, retired
1812, and afterwards graduated in Medicine, taking
in 1826 the degree of M.D. — Meriden, near
Coventry, Warwickshire.
Heir, his 2nd but eldest surviving son Frederick
Wilson, in Holy Orders, h. 1820.
KNATCHBULL, Sir Norton Joseph, Bart. (cr.
1641).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir Edward
Knatchbull, Bart, (who was Paymaster of the
Forces, and many years M.P. for East Kent), by
Annabella Christiana, dau. of Sir John Honywood,
Bart. ; h. 1808 ; .v. as 10th Bart. 1849; m. 1831
Mary, dau. of Jesse Watts Russell, Esq., of Ham
Hall, CO. Stafford. Educated at Winchester and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Kent. — Mersham Hatch, near Ashford, Kent ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Hugessen Edward, Ensign East
Kent Militia, h. 1838.
KNATCHBITLL, Dowager Lady.
Fanny Catharine, dau. of the late Edward Knight,
Esq., of Godmersham Park, Kent ; m. 1820 (as 2nd
wife) Right Hon. Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bart.,
M.P., who d. 1849. — Provender, near Faversham,
Kent.
KNATCHBULL, William Francis, Esq. (of Ba-
bington House).
Second son of the late Wyndham Knatchbull, Esq.,
by his cousin Catharine Maria, dau. of the late Sir
E. Knatchbull, Bart., M.P., a distant cousin of
SirN. Knatchbull, Bart.; b. 1804 ; m. 1829 Emma
Louisa, dau. of C. G. Gray, Esq., of Stratton.
Educated at Winchester and Ch. Cli., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset (High
Sheriff 1841), and Lieutenant-Colonel N. Somerset
Yeomanry ; lias been M.P. for E. Somerset since
1852. — Babington House, near Frome, Somerset ;
Carlton and Arthur's Clubs, S.W. ; 7, St. James's
Place.
KNATCHBULL-HUGESSEN, Edward Huges-
sen, Esq. (of Smeeth Paddock).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir E. Knatch-
bull, Bart., by his 2nd wife Fanny Catherine, dau.
of Edward Knight, Esq., of Godmersham Park,
Kent; b. 1829; m. 1852 Anna Maria Elizabeth,
dau. of the Rev. Marcus Southwell. Educated at
Kni]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Eton and Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1850, M.A.
1852) ; is a Magistrate and Dep, Lieut, for Kent;
has been M. P. for Sandwicli since 1857 ; appointed
a Lord of the Treasury 1859. The name of Huges-
sen was taken by the will of his fatlier, whose
mother was Mary Hugesseu, the only dau. (who
left issue) of the last male possessor of Provender,
W. Western Hugessen, Esq. (who d. 1764). The
Hugessen property was left by the late Sir E.
KnatchbuU (who d. 1849) to his widow for her
life, and afterwards to her eldest son. — The Pad-
dock, Smeeth, near Ashford, Kent ; Brookes' and
University Clubs, S.W. ; 12, John Street, Berkeley
Square, W.
Jlcir, his son Edward, h. 1857.
KNIGHT, Sir Arnold James, Knt., M.D. (er.
1841).
Son of the late Alexander Knight, Esq., by Catha-
rine, dau. of — Caley, Esq.; b. 1789; m. 1821
Hai-riet Isabella, dau. of T. Smith, Esq. Graduated
M.D. at Edinburgh in 1812 ; was formerly a
Physician in practice at Sheffield. — Abercromby
Square, Liverpool.
KISTIG-HT, Andrev/ Jolmes Rouse-Boiigliton-,
Esq. (of Do-WTiton Castle).
Second son of the late Sir W. E. Eouse-Boughton,
Bart., by Charlotte, dau. of Thomas Andi-ew Knight,
Esq., of Downton Castle, co. Hereford ; b. May
26th, 1826 ; s. 1856 ; m. Sept. 28th, 1858, Eliza,
youngest dau. of the late J. M. Severne, Esq., of
Thenford, co. Northampton. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1849) ; is a
Magistrate for cos. Salop and Hereford.- — Downton
Castle, Leintwardine, near Shrewsbury ; University
Club, S.W.
KI\riGHT,Pvev. Charles Rumsey (of Tytliegston
Court}.
Only surviving son of the late Uev. Robert Knight,
by Emma, dau. of Thomas Eagles, Esq., of Pilston,
Monmouth ; b. 1817 ; 8. 1854 ; m. 1st 1843 Mary,
dau. of Thomas Bassett, Esq., of Bonvilston, co.
Glamorgan (who d. 1848) ; 2nd 1854 Mary, dau. of
Eev. Thomas Stacey, Precentor of Llandaff C'athe-
dral. Educated at Wadham Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1839, M.A. 1842) ; appointed Vicar of St. Bride's.
Major 1843 ; is a Magistrate for co. Glamorgan. —
Tythegston Court, Glamorganshire ; St. Bride's,
Bridgend, Glamorganshire ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W.
Jleh', his son Robert Lougher, b. 1858.
KNIGHT, Edward, Esg. (of Godmersham Park).
Eldest son of the late Edward Knight, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Brook Bridges, Bart., of
Goodnestone Park, Kent; b. 1794; s. 1852; m.
1st 1826 Mary Dorothea, dau. of the late Right
Hon. Sir Edward KnatchbuU, Bart., M.P. ; 2nd
1840 Adela, dau. of John Portal, Esq. Educated
at Winchester ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Hants. — Godmersham Park, near Canterbury,
Kent ; Chawton House, near Alton, Hants.
Jlcir, his son Wyndham William, b. 1828 ; m.
1849 Henrietta Frances, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel
Armstrong.
KNIGHT, Frederic Winn, Esq. (of Wolverley
House).
Eldest son of the late John Knight, Esq., by Jane
Elizabeth, dau. of 2nd Lord Headley ; b. 1812;
m. 1850 Maria Louisa Couling, dau. of the late
E. Gibbs, Esq. Educated at the Charterhouse ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester,
a Captain Queen's Worcestershire C'avalry, and a
Family Trustee of the British Museum ; has been
M.P. for W. Worcestershire since 1841 ; was Secre-
tary to the Poor-Law Board in Loi-d Derby's Go-
vernments of 1852 and 1858-9. — W^olverley House,
near Worcester ; Simonsbath, Exmoor, Somerset ;
Carlton CUub, S.W.
Jlcir, his son Frederic Sebright Winn, b. 1851.
KNIGHT, Joseph, Esq. (of Glen Parva Manor).
Only son of the late Samuel Knight, Esq., by Ann,
only dau. and heir of Joseph Knight, Esq., of
Charterhouse Square, London ; b. 1803 ; s. 1823 ;
m. 1830 Mary, eldest dau. of John Gregory, Esq.,
of Aylestone Hall, co. Leicester. Is Captain 26th
(Leicestershire) regiment Militia ; was formerly of
H.M.'s Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms. This
family is descended from common ancestors with
John Rogers, Prebendary of St. Paul's, who was
bui'nt A.D. 1555, and also with Thomas Guy,
founder of Guy's Hospital, formerly M.P. for
Taraworth, to whom Captain Knight is next of
kin ; he is also representative of the Voughton
family. — The Manor House, Glen Parva, near Lei-
cester ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Jlcir, his son Gregory, educated at Harrow, b.
1832.
KNIGHT, Mrs. GaUy (of Pirbeek HaU),
Henrietta, 3rd dau. of Anthony Hardolph Eyre,
Esq., of Grove, Notts ; 711. 1828 Henry Gaily
Knight, Esq., who was M.P, for Aldborough
1825-7, for Malton 1831-2, for N. Notts 1835-46,
and d. 1846. — Firbeck, near Worksop, Notts.
KNIGHT.
(See Bourjldon-Kniglit.)
KNIGHT-BRUCE, the Right Hon. Sir James
Lewis, P.C., D.C.L., P.R.S., F.S.A.
Third son of the late John Knight, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. and co-heir of William Bruce, Esq., of
Lanblethian, co. Glamorgan; b. 179-; m. 1812
Eliza, dau. of Thomas Newte, Esq., of Sutton,
Surrey, and Duvale, Devon ; assumed the addi-
tional name of Bruce in 1837. Called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1817 ; is a Bencher of Lincoln's
Inn, and a Judge of Appeal in Chancery ; late a
Vice-Chancellor ; was M.P, for Bishop's Castle
1831-2. — Roehampton Priory, Surrey; Travellers',
Atheuceum, and Union Clubs, S.W.
IJeir, his grandson John Wyndham, b. 1847.
KNIGHTLEY, Sir Cliarles, Bart. (cr. 1798).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Knightley, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Heniy Boulton, Esq., of Moulton,
CO. Lincoln ; &. 1781 ; s. his uncle as 2nd Bart.
1812 ; m. 1813 Selina Mary, dau. of Felton Lionel
Hervey, Esq., of Englefield Green (she d. 1855).
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Educated at Hugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Northampton ; wasM.P.for S. North-
amptonshire 1834-52. — Fawsley Park, near Da-
ventry, Northamptonshire; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
10, Upper Brook Street, W.
IIc'u; his son Eainald, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Northampton, and M.P. for South
Northamptonshire, h. 1819.
KNIGHTON, Sir "W'illiam "Wellesley, Bart. (cr.
1813).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Knighton, Bart.,
G.C.H. (who was many years Keeper of the Privy
Purse to George IV.), by Dorothea, dau. of Cap-
tain James Hawker, E.N. ; h. 1811 ; 5. as 2nd
Bart. 1836; w. 1838 Clementina, dau. of John
Jameson, Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch, Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1836) ; is a Magistrate
for Hants. — Blendworth Lodge, near Horndean,
Hants.
KNOX, Hon. Edmund Sextan Pery.
Second sou of the 1st Earl of Eanfurly ; h. 1787 ;
m. 1813 Jane Sophia, dau. of W. Hope-Vere,
Esq. Entered the Navy 1801 ; became a Eear-
Admiral 1846, Yice-Admiral 1858.
KNOX, Hon. John Henry.
Third son of the 1st Earl of Eanfurly ; h. 1788 ;
1)1. 1822 Mabella Josephine, 8th dau. of the 1st
Earl of Kilmorey ; was M.P. for Dungannon
1830-2.— Berryhill, near Maidenhead, Berks ; 23,
Old Cavendish Street, W.
KNOX, Hon. 'Wmiani Stviart.
Second son of the 2nd Earl of Eanfurly; h. 1826;
ni. 1856 Georgiana, dau. of the late J. B. Eooper,
Esq., M.P., of Abbots Eibton, Hunts. Late a
Major 51st foot ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Tyrone ; was a Groom in AVaiting Eeb.-Dec.
1852 ; has been M.P. for Dungannon since 1851. —
Dungannon Park, co. Tyrone; Carlton and Army
and Navy Clubs, S.W.
KNOX, Andrew Ferguson, Esq. (of Urney Park).
Second son of the Eev. William Knox (,a cousin of
the late Earl of Eanfurly), by Sarah, dau. of Sir
Andrew Ferguson, Bart., of The Farm, London-
derry ; h. 1816. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1837) ; is a Magistrate for cos. Donegal and
Tyrone (High Sheriff 1848), and a Captain of Prince
of Wales' Own Donegal Militia.- — Urney Park, near
Strabane, co. Tyrone.
KNOX, Annesley, Esq. (of Eoppa Castle).
Eldest son of the late Annesley Gore Knox, Esq.,
by Harriet, dau. of Eoss Mahon, Esq., of Castle-
gar, CO. Galway; h. 18 — ; m. 1833 Elizabeth, only
dau. of Arthur Knox, Esq., of Bushfield, co.
Mayo. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Mayo (High
Sheriff 1829). — Eoppa Castle, near Balliua, co.
Mayo.
Heir, his son Annesley Arthur, h. 1837.
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KNOX, Col. Brownlow.
Second son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas
Knox, by Emma, dau. of T. Williams, Esq., of
Great Marlow, and a distant cousin of the Earl
of Eanfurly ; h. 1806 ; m. 18 — dau. of — Sutton,
Esq. Is a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army unat-
tached ; formerly Major 2nd Bucks Yeomanry ;
has been M.P. for Great Mai-low since 1847.
—Carlton Club, S.W. ; 28, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
KNOX, George, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Eev. Thomas Knox, by Ellen,
dau. of Eedmond Dillon, Esq., of Ashbrook, co.
Dublin ; h. 1806 ; m. 1831 Caroline Catherine, 3rd
dau. of Charles Hawkes, Esq., of Brierfield, co. Eos-
common. Is a Magistrate tor co. Eoscommon ; ap-
pointed a Eesident Magistrate for co. Sligo 1847 ;
was formerly Crown Agent in co. Eoscommon.
This family is of Prehen, co. Londonderry, and
one of the oldest in that county ; they have exten-
sive properties in cos. Derry and Donegal, and are
of Scotch extraction. — Eoscommon, Ireland.
Heir, his son Thomas Conroy, h. 1832.
KNOX, Henry "William, Esq. (of Netley Park).
Eldest son of the late H. W. Knox, Esq., by Jane,
dau. of Eev. W. Eogers, D.D., of Kells, co.
Meath; 6.1809; s. 1816; m. 1st 1835 Isabella
Antoinette, dau. of John Peel, Esq., of Burton-
on -Trent ; 2nd 1842 Eliza, dau. of — O'Grady,
Esq., of Kilballgowen. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
C'ambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Mayo (High Sheriff 1845), and a Captain
North Mayo Militia. — Netley Park, near Ballina,
CO. Mayo.
Heir Pres., is brother Annesley Gore, h. 1815.
KNOX-GORE.
(See Qove.)
KNOX, Maurice "Wilson, Esq. (of Glendine).
Second son of the late Maurice Knox, Esq., of
Earn, co. Eoscommon, by Anne Maple, dau. of
James Wilson, Esq., of Dirks, co. Meath ; h.
1805 ; m. 1831 Ebzabeth, dau. of Francis White,
of Old Stone, co. Antrim. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Wexford. — Glendine, near Arthurstown, co.
Wexford ; Imperial Hotel, Dublin.
Heir, his son Francis William White, h. 1848.
KNOl^IiES, Sir Francis Charles, Bart., F.B.S.
(cr. 1765).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Henry Knowles,
Bart., by Charlotte, dau. of the late Charles
Johnstone, Esq. ; h. 1802 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1831 ;
in. 1832 Emma, dau. of Sir George Pocock,
Bart. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Barrister-at-Law, late of Northern
Circuit. — Eyde, Isle of Wight.
Heir, his son Charles George Frederick, h. 1832.
KYNASTON, Sir John Soger, Bart. (cr. 1818).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Sir Edward Kynaston,
Burt., by Letitia, dau. of Eobert Owen, Esq. ; h.
1797 ; s. as {3rd Bart. 1839. Educated at Eugby ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon and for
Kyn]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CO. Montgomery (High Slierifl' 1S42). — Havdwicke
Hall, near EUesmere, Shropshire ; Carlton and
Union Clubs, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his cousin William, of Harrow Weald,
Middlesex, and Stamford Rivers, near Ongar,
Essex, i. 1791.
KYBTNERSLEY, Clement Thomas Sneyd, Esq.
(of Loxley Park).
Elder son of the late Clement John Sneyd-Kyn-
nersley, Esq., by Mary, dau. of William Sneyd,
Esq., of Ashcombe, who d. 1840 ; h. 1834 ; s. his
grandfather 1844. This family has been located
at Loxley since the early part of the reign of
Edward II. — Loxley Park, Staffordshire.
Heir Pres., his brother William Henry, 6. 1835.
KYNWERSLEY, Thomas Clement Sneyd, Esq.
(of Handsworth) .
Second son of the late Thomas Sneyd-Kynnersley,
Esq., of Loxley Park, co. Stafford, and uncle of
Clement T. Sneyd-Kynnersley, Esq., of Loxley
Park (whom see) ; h. 1803 ; m. 1834 Eliza Rose,
eldest dau. of Joseph Sandars, Esq., Mount Ver-
non, Liverpool. Educated at Rugby and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828) ; called
to the Bar at Middle Temple 1828 ; appointed a
Police Magistrate, Birmingham, 1856, and Recor-
der of Newcastle-under-Lyme 1858 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Stafford, Warwick,
and Worcester. — Handsworth, near Birmingham.
Heir, his son Thomas Alfred, R.N., b. 1839.
LABOUCHERE, John, Esq. (of Broome Hall).
Younger son of the late P. C. Labouchere, Esq., of
Hylands, Essex, by Dorothy Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Sir T. Baring, Bart., of Stratton Park, Hants,
and brother of Lord Taunton; b. 1799; m. 1830
Mary, dau, of James Du Pre, Esq., of Wilton Park,
Bucks. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey. —
Broome Hall, near Dorking, Surrey ; 16, Portland
Place, W,
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1831.
LACOH", Sir Edmimd Henry ICnowles, Bart.
(or. 1818).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edmund Knowles Lacon,
Bart., by Eliza Dixon, dau. of Thomas Beecroft,
Esq., of Saxthorpe Hall, Norfolk ; b. 1807 ; s. as
3rd Bart. 1839 ; m. 1839 Eliza Georgina, dau. of
James Esdaile Hammel, Esq., of Battersea, Surrey.
Educated at Eton and Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1828) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Norfolk, a Magistrate for Suffolk, and Major Norfolk
Militia; was M.P. for Yarmouth 1852-7. — Hopton
House, near Great Yarmouth, Norfolk ; L^nion,
Junior United Service, and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Ednnuid Broughton Knowles, b,
1842.
LADE, Jolin Pryce, Esq. (of Boughton House).
Only son of the late John Hobday Lade, Esq., by
Eliza, dau. of David Evors, Esq., and niece of Sir
John Powel Pryce, Bart. ; b. 18 — . Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Kent, and a Major East Kent
Militia. — Boughton House, near Faversham, Kent ;
Union Club, S.W.
LA EOISTTAINE, Sir Louis Hyppolite, Bart,
(or. 1854).
Third son of the late Mons. Antoine La Fontaine ;
b. 1807 ; m. 1831 Adele, dau. of Amable Berthelot,
Esq., Advocate, of Canada (she f^. 1859). Educated
at Montreal, and was called to the Canadian Bar ;
is Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench for Lower
Canada, and Member of the Canadian Parliament ;
was formerly Attorney-General for Lower Canada.
This family is of French extraction, and the first
French Canadian who has held the above offices
since the country became part of the British empire.
— Toronto, Canada.
LAING, Samuel, Esq. (of Hordle House),
Son of Samuel Laing, Esq., of Edinburgh and of
Papdale, co. Orkney ; b. 1810 ; m. 1841 Mary, dau,
of Captain Cowan, R.N, Educated at St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1832); was afterwards
Fellow and Tutor of his College ; has been a Rail-
way Commissioner, Chairman of the Brighton Rail-
way, &c. ; was M.P. for Wick, &c., 1852-7, re-
elected 1859. — Hordle House, near Lymington,
Hants ; Reform Club, S.W. ; Hyde-Park Square,
W.
LAIRD, David, Esq. (of Strathmartine),
Eldest son of the late William Butler Laird, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of George Lloyd, Esq., of Man-
chester ; b. 1809 ; s. his grandfather, Rear-Admiral
D. Laird, 1812 ; )n. 1833 Margaret, youngest dau.
of John Corse Scott, Esq., of Sinton. Educated at
the High School and Military Academy, Edin-
burgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Forfar, and Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant of the
Forfar and Kincardine Militia Artillery ; was for-
merly Lieutenant 72nd Highlanders, — Strathmar-
tine, near Dundee, Forfarshire, N.B.
Jfcir, his daughter Catherine.
LAKE, Sir Atwell King, Bart. (cr. 1711).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Samuel Lake, Bart.,
by Anne Maria, dau. of Vice-Admiral Sir Richard
King, Bart. ; b. 1834 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1846. Is
Lieutenant 2nd Bengal European Fusiliers ; de-
scended from a common ancestor with Viscount
Lake (e.vt.). This title was originally conferred in
1625, but lapsed for many years. — Friskney, near
Boston, Lincolnshire ; Cliffe House, Ramsgate,
Kent ; 11, Ashley Place, Victoria Street, S.W.
Heir Pren., his brother St. Vincent David, b.
1835.
LAKEMA]>Jr, Sir Stephen Bartlett, Knt. (of
Grange-Wood HaU), (cr. 1853).
Son of the late Stephen Lakeman, Esq., of Grange-
Wood Hall ; b. 1823 ; vi. 1856 the Princess Marie
de Philippesco. Educated at the Military College
of La Flt^che, in France ; is Lieutenant-General in
the Turkish service ; late in command of the Water-
kloof Rangers ; served with distinction in the Kaffir
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war 1852, and in the Danubian campaign 1854-5.
— Grange- Wood Hall, near Ashby-de-la-Zouch,
Leicestersliiie ; 23, Circus Head, St. John's Wood,
N.W.
LALOR.
(See Poioer-Lalor.)
LAMB, Sir Charles Montolieii, Bart. (cr. 1795).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Lamb, of Beau-
port, by Anne, dau. of Colonel Charles Louis
Montolieu : h. 1785 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1824 ; m.
1st 1815 Mary, dau. of 11th Earl of Eglinton,
and widow of Lord Montgomerie ; 2nd 1853
Frances, dau. of Rev. W. Margerson. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Sussex and Ayrshire (High Sheriff
1829) ; Knight-Marshal ofH.M.'s Household, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry, and
Grand Prior of the English Langue of the Knights
of St. John of Jerusalem. This family was formerly
of Burville, Berkshire. Sir James Surges changed
his name to Lamb 1821, on succeeding to the estates
of John Lamb, in Herts, Leicestershire, Middlesex,
Suffolk, and Sussex. — Beauport, near Battle, Sussex.
Heir, his grandson Archibald, educated at Eton.
h. 1845.
LAMB, "William Andrews, Esq. (of Kilcoleman
Park).
Eldest son of the late Vincent Lamb, Esq., by
Anna Maria, dau. of John Andrews, Esq., of
Ratheny House, King's co. ; 6. 1798 ; a. 1817 ; rii,
1821 Eliza, dau. of Walter Atkin, Esq., of Led-
dington, co. Cork. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork ;
was Sheriff and Mayor of Youghal 1832 and 1836.
This family came over from England with King
William III. — Kilcoleman Park, near Bandon, co.
Cork.
Heir, his son Vincent, in Holy Orders, h. 1826.
LAMBARDE, William, Esq. (of Beeclmioiit).
Eldest son of the late Multon Lambarde, Esq., by
Aurea, dau. and co-heir of Francis Otway, Esq., of
Spalding, co. Lincoln ; h. 1796 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1818
Harriet Elizabeth, 5th dau. of Sir James Naesmyth,
Bart., of Posso, co. Peebles. Educated at West-
minster and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Kent. — Beechmont, near Seven-
oaks, Kent.
Heir, his son Multon, h. 1821 ; in. 1848 Teresa
Livesay, dau. of Edmund Turton, Esq.
LAMBART, Gustavus "William, Esq. (of Beau
Pare).
Eldest son of the late Gustavus Lambart, Esq., by
Anna Butler, dau. of Sir John Stevenson, of
Dublin ; h. 1814 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1847 Frances Caro-
line Maria, dau. of the 1st Marquis of Conyngham,
K.P. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1835); is a INIagistrate for cos. Meath and West-
meath ; formerly Major in the Royal Meath Militia ;
was State Steward to the Lord-Lieutenant of
Ireland 1858-9. This fixmily trace their pedigree
as far back as Charlemagne ; they came to England
with William the Conqueror, and were afterwards
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ennobled, the Earl of Cavan being head of the
family. — Beau Pare, near Slane, co. Meath ; Kil-
dare-Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Gustavus William Francis, 5. 1848.
LAMBERT, Sir Henry Edward Francis, Bart,
(er. 1710),
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry John Lambert,
by Anna Maria, youngest dau. of the Hon. Edward
Foley, of Stoke Edith Park, co. Hereford ; h. 1822;
s. as 6th Bart. 1858. Educated at Eton and Bal-
liol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1843, M.A. 1847) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon. — Aston
House, near Tetsworth, Oxon.
Heir Pres., his brother John Foley, h. 1824.
LAMBERT, Sir George Robert, K.C.B. (cr.
1853).
Son of thelate Captain RobertLambert, Royal Navy,
by Catherine, dau. of Matthew Byndlass, Esq., and
brother of the late General Sir John Lambert,
G.C.B. ; 6. 1795 ; m. 1822 Katherine, dau. of the
Rev, Thomas Cobb, Rector of Ightham and Vicar
of Sittingbourne, Kent, and Prebendary of Chi-
chester. Entered the Navy in 1809 ; served in
the Walcheren expedition, at the siege of Cadiz,
and operations in the Adriatic ; became Captain
1825, Commodore in the West Indies 1846, Com-
modore in the East Indies 1850, where he conducted
the naval operations in the Burmese war, and
Rear-Admiral 1854 ; is a Magistrate for Surrey. —
Norblton Place, Kingston-on-Thames, S.W.
LAMBERT, Alexander Clendining, Esq. (of
Brookhill).
Eldest surviving son of the late Joseph Lambert,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of the Rev. Alexander Clen-
dining, D.D., Rector of Westport, co. Mayo ;
b. 1805; s. 1855; m. 1848 Emma Mary, dau. of
Guy Lenox Prendergast, Esq., formerly Member
of Council at Bombay, and M.P. for Lymington.
Is a Magistrate for co. Galway, and a Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Mayo ; appointed Treasurer for co. Mayo in
1836. This family was formerly resident in North-
umberland, and settled in Ireland early in the
seventeenth century. — Brookhill, near Claremorris,
CO. Mayo ; Seafield House, near Monkstown, co.
Dublin ; Kildare-Street Club, and United Service
Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Joseph Alexander, I). 1855.
LAMBERT, Henry, Esq. (of Carnagh).
Eldest sou of the late Patrick Lambert, Ei-q., by
Mary, dau. of George Lattin, Esq., of Morristovvn
Lattiu, CO. Kildare ; b. 1786 ; s. 1808 ; m. 1835
Katherine, dau. of WillLam Talbot, Esq., of Castle
Talbot, CO. Wexford. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Wexford ; was formerly M.P. for co. Wexford.
This family is one of the very few Anglo-Norman
families in Wexford who have retained their estates:
they descend from Milo de Lamport, who came to
Wexford with Strongbow. — Cai-nagh, near New
Cross, CO. Wexford.
Heir, his son Henry, J. P. for co. Wexford,
b. 1836.
Lam]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
LAMBERT, James Staimton, Esq, (of "Water-
dale House).
Eldest son of the Late Walter Lambert, Esq., of
Creg Clare, by Catherine, dau. of J. Staunton, Esq.,
of W.aterdale House, co. Galway ; h. 1789 ; s. 1823 ;
in. 1832 Camden Elizabeth, only dau. and heir of
the 9th and last Lord Kircudbright. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Galway (High Sheriff 1813) ; was
M.P. for CO. Galway 1826-33. This family was
formerly of Creg Clare, co. Galway. — Camden
Place, Bath.
Heir, his son Walter, h. 1833.
, 'Walter, Esq.. (of Castle Lambert),
of the late Walter Lambert, Esq., by
of Burton Persse, Esq., of Moynde
1795 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1818 Anne, dau. of
Esq. Educated at Trinity College,
a Magistrate for co. Galway (High
■-8). — Castle Lambert, near Athenry,
LAMBERT
Eldest son
Eliza, dau,
Castle ; h.
Giles Eyre,
Dublin ; is
Sheriff 182
CO. Galway.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1820.
LAMBERT, -William Charles, Esq. (of Knowle).
Fourth and only surviving son of the late Robert
Lambert, Esq., of Winterborne Stepleton, Dorset,
by Sibella, dau. of James Green, Esq.,of Deubury,
Devon ; h. 1797 ; m. 1st 1829 Georgiana Charlotte,
Srd dau. of General Sir Amos Norcott ; 2nd 1844
Agnes Grove, eldest dau. of William Helyar, Esq.,
of Coker Court, Somerset, and Sedghill, Wilts.
Educated at Winchester and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1820, M.A. 1828); called to the Bar
at the Middle Temple 1824 ; is a Magistrate for
Dorset and Somerset, and a Dep. Lieut, for Dorset.
This family is descended from the Lamberts of
Boyton, Wilts. — Knowle, near Wimborne, Dorset ;
and Misterton, near Crewkerne, Somerset ; Athe-
nreum Club, S.W.
LAMBTOlSr, Hedworth, Esq. (of Murton House).
Third son of the late V/illiam Henry Lambton, Esq.,
of Lambton, by Anne Barbara Frances, dau. of
George, 4tli Earl of Jersey, and brother of the 1st
Earl of Durham ; b. 1797 ; m. 1835 Anna, eldest
dau. of the late Gervais P. Bushe, Esq., ofKelfane,
CO. Kilkenny (she d. 1843). Is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Durham ; was M.P. for N. Durham 1832-47.—
Murton House, Durham; 17, Chesham Place, S.W.
LAMONT, Alexander, Esq. (of Knockdow).
Eldest son of the late James Lament, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Eobei'tson, Esq., of Edin-
burgh ; I. 1784 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1827 Jane, dau. of
A. Chrystie, Esq., of Balchrystie, co. Fife. Educated
at Edinburgh University ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Bute ; was formerly Lieutenant-
Colonel Buteshire ]\Iilitia. — Knockdow, near In-
nellan, co. Argyle ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son James, h. 1828.
LAMOTsTT, Archibald James, Esq. (of Lament).
Eldest son of the late ilajor-General J. Lament,
by Eebecca, d.au. of — Hobbs, Esq. ; h. 1818 ;
m, 1st 1839 Adelaide, dau. of the late J. H. Massy
Dawson, Esq., of Ballynacourte ; 2nd 1844 Harriet,
dau. of Colonel Alexander Campbell, of Possil.
Educated at Eton and Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyle, and head of the
clan Lament ; was formerly an Officer in the Army.
This family date from the Conquest, since which
time they have held lands in co. Argyle. — Lament,
near Greenock, N.B.
Heir, his son John Henry, h. 1854.
LAMPLUGH-RAPER, John Lamplugh (of
Lamplugh Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Eaper, Esq., of Aber-
ford, CO. York, by Katharine, dau. of — WoUey,
Esq. ; h. 18 — ; m. 18 — J.ane, 2nd dau. of Benjamin
Brooksbank, Esq., of Healaugh Hall, near Tad-
caster, CO. York. — Lamplugh Hall, near Cocker-
mouth, Cumberland.
Heir, his brother Henry Eaper, 1). 18 — .
L'AMY, John Ramsay, Esq, (of Dunkenny).
Eldest son of the late James L'Amy, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Joseph Carson, Esq., M.D., of Phila-
delphia, U.S. ; h. 1813; s. 1854; m. 1845 Mary
Eiche Macleod, only dau. of W. Mitchell Innes,
Esq., of Ay ton, N.B. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Forfar. — Dunkenny, near Forfar,
N.B. ; Netherbyres, Ayton, Berwickshire, N.B. ;
New Club, Edinburgh ; Junior United Service
Caub, S.W.
Heir, his son James, h. 1847.
LANDOR, Henry Eyres, Esq. (of Tachbrooke),
Third son of the late Walter Landor, Esq., by his
2nd wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Charles Savage,
Esq., of Tachbrooke, and brother of Walter Savage
Landor, Esq. ; b. 1780. Educated at Eugby ;
is Lord of the Manor of Whitnash, which v/as pur-
chased temp. Edward IV, by Thomas Savage. — ■
Tachbrooke, near Leamington.
LANDSEER, Sir Edwin, Knt. (cr. 1850),
Younger son of the late John Landseer, Esq.,
Associate Engraver to the Eoyal Academy ; b. 1803.
Elected an Associate of the Eoyal Academy 1827 ;
became a Eoyal Academician in 1830 ; is a cele-
brated Painter of animals ; received a gold medal
at the Exposition Universelle of Paris in 1855. —
1, St. John's Wood Eoad, N.W.
LANE, John Newton, Esq. (of King's Bromley
Manor).
Eldest son of the late John Lane, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., of Wyle Cop, Shrews-
bury ; h. 1800 ; *'. 1824 ; m. 1828 Agnes, 2nd dau.
of William, 2nd Lord Bagot. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co, Stafford. This family came
into England with William the Conqueror, and
settled at Halton, Cheshire, but, temp. Eichard I.,
Sir Adam de la Lane, who fought in the Crusades,
became possessed of property in Staffordshire,
where his descendants have continued ever since.*
* The Lanes were distinguished for their devotion to the
Stuarts. Colonel Lane secreted Charles II. after the battle of
366
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[Ian
— King's Bromley Manor, near Liclifield, Stafford-
shire ; 7, Grafton Street, W.
Ihir, bis son John Henry Bagot, h. 1829.
LANE, Robert, Esq. (of By elands).
Eldest son of the late Robert Lane, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of Peter Syraons, Esq., of Plymouth ; b. 1785 ;
s. 1816 ; m. 1813 Anne, dau. of John Livesey,
Esq., of Ooppul Hall, Lancaster. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Hereford (High Sheriff 1841). — Ryelands,
near Leominster, Herefordshire.
Heir, his son Theophilus William, a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford ; h. 1817; m. 1848
Emily, dau. of Charles Bowen, Esq., of Kilna
Court, Queen's co., Ireland.
LAWE, TlLomas, Esq. (of Kingsnorton).
Only son of Joseph Lane, Esq., by Sarah, dau.
of the late Richard Swinburn, Esq., of Yardley ;
h. 1820 ; m. 1843 Anne, 2nd dau. of Charles Shaw,
Esq. Educated at Hazelwood ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Worcester, and for the borough of Birming-
ham.— Kingsnorton, near Birmingham ; Moundsley
Hall, near Worcester ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Pelham, b. 1851.
LAFE-EOX, Lieut.-Col. Augustus Hemy.
Son of the late William Augustus Lane-Fox, Esq.,
by Caroline, sister of the late Earl of Morton, and
grandson of the late James Lane-Fox, Esq., of
Bramham Park, co. York ; h. 1827 ; m. 1853 Alice
Margaret, eldest dau. of the 2nd Lord Stanley of
Alderley. Entered the Grenadier Guards 1845,
became Brevet Major 1855, Lieutenant-Colonel
1857 ; served in the Crimea as Deputy-Assistant
Quartermaster-General. — Pavk-Hill House, Clap-
ham Park, S.
LAISTE-FOX, George, Esq. (of Eramliam Park).
Only son of the late George Lane-Fox, Esq. (some
time M.P. for Beverley"), by Georgiana Henrietta,
dau. of E. P. Buckley, Esq., of Minestead, Hants,
some time a Groom-in-w.iiting to George III.,
and Lieutenant-Colonel Hants Militia ; b. 1816 ;
s. 1848 ; m. 1837 Katharine, dau. of John Stein,
Esq., M.P. for Beverley. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Yoi'k. This family held lands in Grete, co.
Worcester, temp. Edward IV. ; they acquired the
additional name of Lane from the great-grand-
mother of the present representative, Frances, only
sister and heiress of James Lane, Viscount Lanes-
borough, who d. 1724. — Bramham Park, near
Beverley, Yorkshire ; Carlton Club, S.W,
Heir, his son George Sackville, h, 1839 ; is Cornet
Yorkshire Hussars.
LAISTE-EGX, Sackville "Walter, Esq. (of Oran
House).
Third son of the late James Fox Lane, Esq. (some
time M.P. for Horsham), by Maria Lucy, dau. of
Worcester, and Mistress Jane Lane conveyed him in safety,
as her servant, from Bentley, Colonel Lane's seat, to Ahbots-
leigh, near Bristol, whence he escaped to France. For this
service the Lanes bear the arms of England in a canton on
their paternal coat.
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George, 1st Lord Rivers ; b. 1800 ; m. 1826 Char-
lotte Mary Anne Georgiana, only dau. of George,
6th Duke of Leeds, K.G. (she d. 1836). Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magisti'ate and
Dep. Lient. for co. York ; was M.P. for Helston
1833-4, for Beverley 1840-1, and for Ipswich
1842-7 ; was formerly in the Grenadier Guards.
—Oran House, Yorkshire ; Carlton Club, S.W,
Heir, his son Lord Conyers (whom see).
LANESBOROUGH (Earl of), George John
Danvers Butler-Danvers (cr. 1756).
Elder son of the late Hon. Augustus Richard Butler-
Danvers, by his 1st wife Elizabeth, dau. and heir of
Sir J. Danvei-s, Bart. ; b. 1794 ; s. his cousin as
5th Earl 1847 ; vi. 1st 1815 Frances Arabella, dau.
of the late Colonel Stephen F. Fremantle (she
d. 1850) ; 2nd 1851 Frederica Emma, dau. of
C. Bishop, Esq., and widow of Sir Richard Huntei",
of Dulany House, Sussex ; elected a Representa-
tive Peer for Ireland 184-. — Lanesborough Lodge,
CO. Cavan ; Swithland Hall, near Loughborough ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 8, Great Stanhope Street, W.
Heir Prcs., his nephew John VansittartDanvers-
Butler, Esq., son of the late Hon. Charles Augus-
tus Danvers-Butler, of the Madras Army, by
Letitia, dau. of the late Colonel Freese ; b. 1839.
LANGDALE, Lady (of Bywood).
Jane Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the 5th Earl of
Oxford {ext.) ; in. 1835 Henry, Lord Langdale,
some time Master of the Rolls {ext.) ; i-esumed her
maiden name of Harley in lieu of Bickersteth, by
Royal license, 1853. — Eywood, near Kington,
Herefordshire,
LANGDALE, Hon. Charles (of Houghton Park).
Third son of the 16th Lord Stourton ; b. 1787 ;
m. 1st 1815 Charlotte Mary, 5th dau. of the 7th
Lord Clifford (she d. 1819) ,• 2nd 1821 Mary, dau.
of Marmaduke Constable Maxwell, Esq., and sister
of Lord Herries (she d. 1857) ; assumed the name of
Langdale 1815. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. York ; was M.P. for Beverley 1832-4, for
Knaresborough 1837-41. — Houghton Park, near
Brough, Yorkshire ; Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his son Charles, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. York ; b. 1822 ; «i. 1852 Henrietta,
eldest dau. of the late H. Grattan, Esq., M.P,
LAInTGEORD (4th Lord), Hercules Edward
Rowley (cr. 1800).
Elder son of the 3rd Lord, by Louisa Augusta,
dau. of the late Colonel E. M. Conolly, M.P., of
Cliff House, CO. Donegal ; b. 1848 ; s. 1854. Is
descended from a common ancestor with the Mar-
quis of Headfort. — Summerhill House, co. Meath,
Ireland.
Heir Pres., his brother William Chambre, b. 1849.
LAWGHAM, Sir James Hay, Bart. (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Langham, Bart.,
by Elizabeth, youngest sister of the late Sir F.
Burdett, Bart., M.P., of Foremark, co. Derby;
b. 1802 ; s. as 11th Bart. 1833; m. 1828 Margaret
Emma, dau, of 2ud Lord Kenyon (she d, 1829).
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Educated at Eton and Ch. CIi., Oxford ; is Patron
of 1 living. This family was formerly seated in
CO. Rutland as early as the reign of Edward I. —
Cottesbrooke Park, Northampton ; Teddington,
Middlesex, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Herbert, h. 1804 ; m. 1839
Laura Charlotte, dau. of J. Micklethwait, Esq., of
Taverham Hall, Norfolk.
LATTGHAM, Herbert, Esq. (of Cottesbrooke
Park).
Second son of the late Sir James Langham, Bart.,
by Eliza, dau. of Robert Burdett, Esq., and sister
of the late Sir Francis Burdett, Bart., M.P., of
Foremark, co, Derby; h. 1804; m. 1839 Laura
Charlotte, 3rd dau. of Nathaniel Micklethwait,
Esq., of Taverham, Norfolk, and grand-dau. of
John, 1st Earl of Stradbroke. Educated at Eton
and St. John's Coll., Cambrid^ (B.A. 1826, M.A.
1829) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1831 ; is
a Magistrate for co. Northampton. This family
v?as formerly of Langham, co. Rutland. — Cottes-
brooke Park, near Northampton ; Athen^um and
Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Herbert Hay, an officer in 1st Life
Guards, h. 1840.
LAWGLEY, John, Esq. (of Knockanure).
Eldest son of the late Fergus Langley, Esq., J. P.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Charles Atkinson, Esq., of
Rehins, co. Mayo ; h. 1807; s. 1851; m. 1844
Sai'ah Geraldine, dau. of Robert Neville, Esq.,
J. P., of Borrismore, co. Kilkenny. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Tipperary. — Knockanure, near Kille-
naule, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son John Neville, h. 1847.
LANGRISHE, Sir Herciiles Eichard, Bart. (cr.
1775).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Langrishe, Bart.,
by Anne, dau. of Bellingham Boyle, Esq. ; &. 1782 ;
s. as 3rd Bart. 1835; m. 1817 Maria, dau. of James
Cottingham, Esq., of Somerville, co. Cavan. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is in Holy Orders ;
was formerly Rector of Killaloa. — Knocktopher,
CO. Kilkenny.
Heir, his son James, h. 1823 ; m. 1857 Miss
Adela de Blois Eccles, of Gloucester Terrace, Hyde
Park.
LANGTONT, Mrs,
Mary, eldest dau. of the late Jeremiah Ryan, Esq.,
of Dunganmore and Newtown, cos. Waterford and
Kilkenny, Ireland, by Margaret, dau. of Joseph
Burke, Esq., of Roekville, co. Kilkenny ; s. to the
property of Dunganmore and Ballybur 1842 ;
111. 1827 Michael Theobald Langton, Esq., of Bath
(2nd son of Michael Langton, Esq., of Cadiz).
This family was resident in Cadiz for tlie last three
generations, but settled in England on the French
invasion of Cadiz. — 6, South wick Place, Hyde
Park, W.
Heir, her son Henry Michael Faustinus (Captain
Louth Rifles), h. 1829.
LANGTOK.
(See Gorc-Lcmgton.)
LANIGAN", John, Esq. (of Richmond).
Only surviving son of the late Stephen Lanigan,
Esq., by Anne McMahon, dau. of M. Sweeney,
Esq., of Farrenderra ; h. 1810 ; m. 1839 Frances,
dau. of Charles O'Keefe, Esq. Educated in Bel-
gium ; is a Magistrate for co. Tipperjiry ; elected
M.P. for Cashel 1859. — Richmond, near Temple-
more, CO. Tipperary ; Reform Club, S.W.
LANSDO'WNE (Marquis of), Henry Petty-Fitz-
maurice, K.G., P.O., D.C.L.,P.R.S. (cr. 1784).
Second son of the 1st Marquis, by his 2nd wife
Louisa, dau. of the late Earl of Upper Ossory ;
h. 1780 ; s. his half-brother as 3rd Marquis 1809 ;
m. 1808 Louisa, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Ilchester
(she d. 1851). Educated at Westminster, Edin-
burgh, and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1801) ;
is Lord-Lieutenant of Wilts, a Governor of the
Charterhouse, and a Commissioner of the India
Board ; was M.P. for Cambridge University
1806-8, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1807-10, Lord
President of the Council 1837-41 and 1847-52 ; a
Member of the Aberdeen and Palmerston Cabinets
1853-8, though holding no ofiBce. Patronage
2 livings. Is descended from Sir W^illiam Petty,
the founder of political statistics. The 1st Marquis,
as Earl of Shelburne, was Premier 1782-3. —
Bowood, Calne ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 54, Ber-
keley Square, W.
Heir, his son the Earl of Shelburne (whom see).
LARPENT, Sir Albert John, Bart. (cr. 1841).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Gerard de Hoche-
pied Larpent, Bart., by Charlotte, dau. of William
Cracroft, Esq., of the Exchequer ; h. 1816 ; s. as
2nd Bart. 1855 ; m. 1838 Catherine Lydia, dau. of
Captain L. M. Shaw, of the Bengal Army.— Cal-
cutta, E. Indies ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Albert, h. 1846.
LA SAUSSAYE.
(See De La Semssaye.)
LASCELLES, Hon. Arthur.
Fifth son of the 2nd Earl of Harewood ; h. 1807 ;
'/,;. 1824 Caroline Frances, dau. of Sir Richard
Brooke, Bart., of Norton Priory, co. Chester.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1828) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding
of Yorkshire ; appointed Captain Cheshire Yeo-
manry 1852. — Arley, Cheshire.
LASCELLES, Hon. Edwin.
Fourth son of the 2nd Earl of Harewood ; b. 1799,
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; was
elected Fellow of All Souls (B.A. 1826, D.C.L.
1831) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1826 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Ripoa 1846-57. —
Harewood, near Leeds, Yorkshire ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
LASCELLES, Hon. Egremont "Williara.
Second son of the 3rd Earl of Harewood ; h. 1825 ;
VI. 1856 Jessie, dau. of the late Neil Malcolm,
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Esq. Educated at Eton ; became Lieutenant and
Captain Grenadier Guards 1842, retired 1850 ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for co. York, and Captain 1st Royal
York Militia. — Harewood, near Leeds, Yorkshire.
LASCELLES, Hon. and Kev. James "Walter.
Sixth son of the 3cd Earl of Harewood ; b. 1831 ;
m. 1856 Clara, dau. of Sir W. Miles, Bart., M.P.
Educated at Eton and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1853) ; is in Holy Orders. — Harewood, near Leeds,
Yorkshire.
LASLET, "William, Esq. (of Abberton Hall).
Son of the late T. E. Laslet, Esq., by his wife
Sophia ; b. 1801 ; m. 1842 Maria, eldest dau. of the
late Right Rev. Dr. Carr, Bishop of Worcester.
Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1856 ; was
formerly a Solicitor ; has been M.P. for Worcester
since 1852. — Abberton Hall, near Pershore, Wor-
cestershire.
LATHAM, George "William, Esq. (of BradwaU
HaU).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late John
Latham, Esq., by Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Sir H.
Dampier, Knt., a Judge of the Queen's Bench ;
b. 1827; s. 1853; m. 1856 Elizabeth Sarah, eldest
dau. of the Rev. H. Luttman-Johnson, of Binder-
ton House. Sussex. Educated at Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (M.A. 1852) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1853, and went the North Wales
and Chester Circuit ; is a IMagistrate for co. Ches-
ter. This family is a junior branch of the house
of Latham of Latham and Knowsley, and is de-
scended from Alexander de Latham, who, teinp.
Henry VIII., was possessed of estates in Astbury,
which descended to the Lathams of Bradwall.
John Latham, M.D., President of the College of
Physicians, the grandfather of the present posses-
sor, purchased Bradwall in 1802. — Bradwall Hall,
near Sandbach, Cheshire.
Ileiv Pres., his brother Francis Law, B.A., of
Brasenose Coll., Oxford, 6.1837.
LA TOUCHE, John, Esq. (of Harristown).
Eldest son of the late Robert La Touclie, Esq., by
Emily, 7th dau. of 1st Earl of Clancarty ; b.
1814 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1843 Maria, only dau. of R. L.
Price, Esq., of Trengwainton, Cornwall. Edu-
cated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Kildare (High Sbei-iff 18 — ).
— Harristown, near Newbridge, co. Kildare ;
1 Brookes' Club, S.W,
' Heir, his son Robert Percy O'Connor, b. 1846.
LAUDER, Sir John Dick, Bart. (or. 1688).
i Elder son of the late Sir T. D. Lauder, Bart., by
Charlotte Anne, dau. of G. Cumin, Esq., of Relu-
I gas; b. 1813 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1845 Anne, dau. of 9th
j Earl of Stair. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Midlothian ; served for two years in the Portu-
guese liberating Army, and subsequently for
twelve years in the E.I.Co.'s Military service,
Bengal. This family is in direct descent from
an Anglo-Norman baron of the same name, who
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accompanied Malcolm Canmore into Scotland, in
1056, to assist that prince to recover his kingdom
from Macbeth. — Fountainhall, Pencaitland, Had-
dingtonshire ; The Grange House, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Thomas North, h. 1846.
LAITDERDALE (Earl of), James Maitland (cr.
1624\
Eldest son of the 8th Earl, by Eleanor, only dau.
and heir of the late Anthony Todd, Esq. ; b. 1784 ;
s. 1839. Sits in the House of Lords as Baron
Lauderdale, U.K. (cr. 1806) ; is Lord-Lieutenant
of CO. Berwick, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Hadding-
ton ; Hereditary Standard-bearer and Marshal of
Queen's Household in Scotland ; was M.P. for
Appleby 18301. Patron 1 living.- — Dunbar
House, near Lauder, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres,, his brother Sir Anthony, K.C.B.
(whom see),
LAUKIE, Sir Peter, Knt. (cr. 1824),
Son of the late John Laurie, Esq., of Stichell, co.
Roxburgh ; b. 1780 ; m. 1804 Margaret, dau. of J.
Jack, Esq. (she d. 1847). Is Senior Alderman of
London (of which he was Lord J\Iayor 1832, and
Sheriff 1823) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
London, Middlesex, and Westminster. — 7, Park
Square, Regent's Park, N.W.
LAURIE, John Minet, Esq. (of Maxwelton).
Eldest son of the late J. M. Fector, Esq., of
Kearsney Abbey and Updown House, Kent, by
Anne Wortley Montague, dau. of Lieutenant-
General Sir Robert Laurie, Bart., M.P., of Max-
welton, CO. Dumfries, whose name he assumed in
1848 ; h. 1812 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1841 Isabella, dau. of
Major-General Murra}', C.B. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for
Kent ; was formerly M.P. for Dover and Maid-
stone. — Maxwelton House, near Thornhill, co.
Dumfries, N.B. ; 5, St. George's Place, Hyde-
Park Corner.
LA^W, Hon. "William Towi-y.
Fifth son of 1st Lord EUenborough ; b. 1809; m.
1st 1831 Augusta, 4th dau. of 2nd Lord Graves
{d. 1844) ; 2nd 1846 Matilda, dau. of the late Sir
H. Montgomery, Bart. Educated at Eton and
St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1834); served
in the Army 1826-31 ; was Chancellor of Wells
1839-51. — Stafford Club, W. ; Hampton-Court
Palace, S.W.
LA"W, Rev. Henry.
Fifth son of the late Ven. John Law, Archdeacon
of Rochester, by Mary, dau. of Lucius, 6th Vis-
count Falkland; b. 1781; m. 1808 Elizabeth,
dau. of William Hibbert, Esq., of Cheshire. Edu-
cated at Harrow and St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (LL.B. 1805) ; appointed Rector of Down-
ham, near Ely, 1819 ; was formerly Vicar of
Standon, Herts ; is a Magistrate for Herts and
for the Isle of Ely.— 23, The Circus, Bath.
Heir, his son John Halsey, M.A., Fellow of
King's Coll., Cambridge, and a Barrister-at-La\v,
b. 1809.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
LA"WDEIl, Horatio KTelson, Esq. (of Augha-
more).
Sixth son of the late John Lawder, Esq., by Mar-
garetta, dau. of Oliver Moore, Esq., of Dublin ;
h. 181 0 ; m. 1842 Judith Marcella, dau. of Arthur
Auchmuty, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Grand
Juror for cos. Hoscommon .and Leitrim. This
family formerly resided in co.Cavan. — Aughamore,
near Drumsna, co. Eoscominon ; 51, Rathmines
Road, Dublin,
Heir, his son Arthur Auchmuty, h. 1846.
LA'WES, John Bennet, Esq. (of Bothamsted
Manor).
Eldest son of the late John Bennet Lawes, Esq.,
by Marianne, dau. of J. Sherman, Esq., of Dray-
ton, Oxon, and widow of the Rev. D. G. Knox ;
I. 1815 ; s. 1822 ; ra. 1842 Caroline, dau. of the
late Andrew Eountaine, Esq., of Narford Hall,
Norfolk. Educated at Eton and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Herts. — Rothamsted
Manor-House, near St. Albau's, Herts.
lieu; his son Charles Bennet, h. 1843 ; educated
at Eton.
LA'WES, Hobert Bartholomew, Esq. (of King-
ston Hall).
Eldest son of the late Robert Lawes, Esq., of
Kingston Hall, by Elizabeth Gilham, dau. of
Bartholomew J. Bull, Esq. ; 6. 1824 ; s. 1858 ;
m. 1854 Emma Seliua, dau. of the Rev. Edward
Murray, and grand-dau. of Lord George Murray,
Bishop of St. David's. Is a Magistrate for Surrey.
— Kingston Hall, Surrey ; Conservative Club,
S.W. ; 2, Hyde-Park Place, W.
Heir, his son Robert Murra.y, h. 1857.
LAV/LEY", Hon, Francis Charles.
Eourtli son of the 1st Lord Wenlock ; h. 1825.
Educated at Rugby and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1848), and was afterwards Fellow of All Souls ;
was Private Secretary to Right Hon, W, E,
Gladstone 1853-4 ; was M.P. for Beverley 1852-4.
— 29, Berkeley Square, W.
LAWLEY, Hon. Kobert Neville (of Hutton
Hall).
Second son of 1st Lord Wenlock ; h. 1819 ; in. 1852
Georgiana Emily, dau. of the late Lord E. Somer-
set. Educated at Eton ; entered the 2nd Life
Guards 1839, became Captain 1848, retired 1853;
is Captain Yorkshire Hussars. — Hutton Hall,
Marston, near York ; White's Club, S.W.
LA-WIiEY, Hon. andEev. Stephen "Willougliby.
Third son of 1st Lord Wenlock ; h. 1823. Edu-
cated at Rugby and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1845, M.A. 1848) ; appointed Rector of Escrick
1848, Sub-Dean of York 1852.— Escrick Rectory,
near York.
LAWLOR, Denis Shyne, Esq. (of Grenagh),
Eldest son of the late Denis Shyne, Esq., by Ellen,
dau. of Martin Lawlor, E.^q., of Killarney ; b. 1808 ;
s. 1829; m. 1840 Isabella, 2nd dau. of the late
Edward Huddleston, Esq., of Sawston Hall, co.
Cambridge. Educated at Oscott Coll. ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Kerry (High Sheriff 1840). This
family were formerly settled in Queen's co., and
came into Kerry with the Crosbies. — Grenagh
House, near Killarney, co. Kerry.
Heir, his son Denis Alexander, h. 1843.
LAWRANCE, Henry, Esq., M.D= (of Bank
House),
Seventh son of the late Richard Lawrance, Esq., of
Duffryn Mawr, Brecon, and Anne Texley, only
dau. and heiress of Arthur Sealey, Esq., of Wick
and Moorlinch, Somerset; h. 1785; m. 1st 1824
Jane, only dau. and heiress of David Wm. Stephen-
son, Esq., of Sterling Park, co. Carmarthen (she
d. s. '[).) ; 2ud 1828 Frances Justina Maria Jane,
4th dau. of .lohn Wm. Hughes, Esq., of Bwlch
Gwynt and Tregib, co. Carmarthen, Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carmarthen, and has
served the office of High Sheriff for that county ;
also a Magistrate for co. Pembroke, and for many
years Colonel of the Carmarthenshire Royal
Volunteers during the Peninsular war, — Bank
House, Carmarthen, S. Wales,
Heir, his son Henry John Hughes, Gi-ena,dicr
Guards, and a Magistrate for co. Carmarthen ;
1. 1830.
LAWEENCE, Sir Alexander Hi^tehinson, Bart,
(cr, 1858),
Elder son of the late Colonel Sir H. M. Lawrence,
K.C.B. (who d. 1857), by Honoria, dau. of the
Rev. G. Marshal], and nephew of the Right Hon.
Sir .John Lawrence, Bart. ; h. 1838. Educated at
Rugby and Haileybury ; is in the Bengal C'ivil
Service ; was created a Baronet for his father's
eminent services during the Indian mutiny.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Waldemar,
h. 1846,
LAWRElSrcE, Eight Hon, Sir John Laird
Miiir, Bart., G.C.B. (cr, 1858),
Younger son of the late Colonel Alexander Law-
rence, by a dau, of the late Rev. A. G. Knox,
and brother of the late Colonel Sir Henry
M. Lawrence, K.C.B. ; 6. 1810 : m. 1842 Harriette
Katharine, dau. of late Rev. Richard Hamilton.
Educated at Hailej'bury Coll. ; entered the East-
India Civil Service 1826 ; was Chief Commissioner
of the Punjanb 1849-58 ; appointed one of the
Indian Council 1858. This family is from the
north of Ireland. — East-India House, E.C. ;
Montagu Square, W.
Heir, his son John Hamilton, h. 1846,
LAWEENCE, Walter, Esq, (of Lisreaghan),
Eldest son of the late W. Lawrence, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of John D'Ai'cy, Esq., of Bally-
kine, co. Mayo; b. 1793; s. 1796; m. 1813 Geor-
giana, 3rd dau. of Charles Blake, Esq., of Moyne,
CO. Mayo, and Merlin Park, co. Galway. Educated
at Winchester; appointed a Governor of Connaught
District Lunatic Asylum 1834 ; is a Magistrate for
co, Galway (High Sheriff 1820). This family is de-
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scendeil from Sir Richard Lawrence,* of Aston
Hall, CO. Lancaster, who was created a Knight
Banneret in 1191, by Richard I., for distinguished
bravery at the siege of Acre. — Lisreaghan, or
Bellevue, Lawrencetown, near Ballinasloe, co.
Gal way.
Heir, his son Walter, late Captain 41st foot ; h.
1814; m. 1848 Olivia, dau, of the late Sir M. D.
Bellew, Bart,
LAWEEUCE, 'Walt&r Lawrence, Esq. (of San-
dywell Park).
Son of the late William Morris, Esq., of Seven-
hampton, co. Gloucester, by Mary, only dau. of
Walter Lawrence, Esq., of Sevenhampton ; h. 1799;
m. 1824 Mary, only dau. of Christian Splidt, Esq.,
of Stratford, Essex. Educated at Magdalen Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Gloucester ; represents, through his maternal grand-
father, the 2nd branch of the Lawrences of Ashton
Hall, CO. Lancaster, of whom his grandfather was
the last heir male. He also represents, through the
marriages of his family with the co-heiresses of
James Cocks, Esq., of Woodmanancote, the
branch of the Cocks family which descended from
the marriage of the Rev. Peter Cocks, of Bishop's
Clewe, with Catherine, dau. of the Hon. Charles
Erydges, of Wilton Castle, and grarid-dau. of John,
1st Lord Chandos, and of his wife Elizabeth, dau.
of Edmund, Lord Grey of Wilton, a lineal descend-
ant of Edward I. — Sandywell Park, near Audovers-
ford, CO. Gloucester.
Heir, his son Christian William, h. 1836.
IjA"WSON, Sir V/ilfrid, Bart. (er. 1831).
Seventh son of the late T. Wybergh, Esq., of Clifton
Hall, Westmoreland, by Isabella, dau. of John
Hartley, Esq., of Rose Hill, and sister of Anne,
wife of the late Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bart, (who d.
1806), and whose name he assumed in 1812, on
succeeding to the estates at his brothei"'s death ; 1).
1795 ; s. 1812 ; m. 1821 Caroline, dau. of the late
Sir James Graham, Bart., of Netherby. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for
Cumberland (High Sheriff 1820).— Brayton Hall,
near Carlisle, Cumberland.
Heir, his son Wilfrid, M.P. for Carlisle, and a
Magistrate for Cumberland, h. 1829.
LAWSOn, Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1841).
Second son of the late John Wright, Esq., of Kel-
vedon Hall, Essex, by Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress
of Sir John Lawsou, Bart., of Brough Hall, co.
York ; h. 1796 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1825 Clarinda Cathe-
rine, dau. of J. Lawson, Esq., M.D. Educated at
Stonyhurst ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
North Riding of Yorkshire ; received the order of
Christ from Pope Gregory XVI. 1844 ; assumed the
name of Lawson in lieu of Wright 1834. This
family was formerly of Cramlington, Northumber-
land. Ralph Lawson, temp. Elizabeth, married
* His descendant, John Lawrence, came over to Ireland
temp. Elizabeth, and his son Walter was rewarded by
James I., for his father's services, with large grants of land
in CO. Galway, by patent dated ]6l7.
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the heiress Do Burgh, of Burgh, oZ/«.9 Bi'ongh. —
Brough Hall, near Catterick, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son John, h, 1829 ; ni, 1856 Mary Ann,
dau. of F. Gerard, Esq.
LA'WSOW, Andrew Sherlock, Esq. (of Aid-
borough Manor).
Eldest son of the late Andrew Lawson, Esq. (some
time M.P. for Knaresborough), by Marianne Anna
Maria, dau. of Sir T. S. Gooch, Bart., of Benacre
Hall, Suffolk ; h. 1824 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1852 Isabella,
younger dau. of John Grant, Esq., of Nuttall Hall,
CO, Lancaster. Educated at Harrow and Merton
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
the W. Riding, and a Magistrate for the N. Riding
of Yoikshire. This family has been for upwards
of three centuries resident in co. York. — Aldbo-
rough Manor, and Boroughbridge Hall, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Andrev/ Sherlock, h. 1855.
LAWSOM", "William John, Esq. (of Longhirst),
Eldest son of the late William Lawson, Esq., by
Jane Hester, dau. of John Clarke, Esq., of Had-
dington ; h. 1822 ; s. 1855. Educated at Brasenose
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Northumberland. — Longhirst, near Morpeth,
Northumberland ; Oriental Club, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward, in Holy Orders,
1. 1824 ; m. 1853 Mary, dau. of George Maule, Esq.,
late of the Treasury.
IaKWYO'H, Hugh, Esq. (of Cape View).
Third son of the late Christopher Lawton, Esq., by
Mercy, dau. of Colonel S. Hutchinson, of Black-
rock, Bantry, co. Cork ; h. 1778 ; s. 1790 ; m. 1799
Anna Maria, dau. of William Warren, Esq., of Lis-
goold, CO. Cork. Educated at Eton and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. — Cape View,
near Ballydehob, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Christopher, h. 1800 ; n. 1822 Mary
Anne, dau. of — Knowles, Esq.
LAYAKD, Austen Henry, Esq., D.C.L.
Son of Henry P. J. Layard, Esq. (and grandson of
the late Very Rev. D. Layard, Dean of Bristol), by
Marianne, dau. of — Austen, Esq. ; h. 181 7. For-
merly Attacht^ at Constantinople ; was M.P. for
Aylesbury 1852-7 ; Under-Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs January-February 1852 ; cr. Hon.
D.C.L. of Oxford 1848; Author of "Nineveh
and its Remains," "Monuments of Nineveh," &c.,
and well known for his exertions in exhuming the
remains of ancient art now deposited at the British
Museum. — Athenaeum Club, S.W.
LAYCOCK, Joseph, Esq. (of Lintz Hall).
Second son of the late Robert Laycock, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of James Douglas, Esq. ; b. 1798 ; m.
1832 Barbara, dau. of John Nicholson, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for cos. Durham and Northumberland ;
was Mayor of Newcastle 1858-9. This family was
formerly of Wetherby, Yorkshire. — Lintz Hall,
near Gateshead, Durham ; Low Gosforth, North-
umberland ; Winlaton, near Newcastleon-Tyne.
Heir, his son Robert, M.A., of Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge, h. 1833.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Lay]
LAYTON, "William, Esq. (late of Chettesham
HaU).
Son of the late William Layton, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cambridge and Isle
of Ely ; was High Sheriff for the counties of Cam-
bridge and Huntingdon, and the Isle of Ely, in 1838.
— Ely, Cambridgeshire.
LEA, Thomas Simcox, Esq.. (of Astley Hall),
Eldest son of the late John Lea, Esq., of The Lakes,
near Kidderminster, by Ann, dau. of Thomas
Simcox, Esq., of West Bromwich and Birmingham;
b. 1788 ; m. 1st 1818 Elizabeth Pratt, eldest dau.
of George Simcox, Esq., of Harborne, co. Stafford ;
2nd 1835 Lavinia Ann, dau. of W. B. Tarbutt,
Esq., of London. Is a Magistrate for cos. Wor-
cester, Stafford, and Salop, and a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Worcester (High Sheriff 1845).— Astley Hall,
near Stourport, Worcestershire.
Heii; his son Frederic Simcox, in Holy Orders,
late fellow of Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; b. 1823 ;
m. 1855 Elizabeth Catherine, dau. of Rev. Henry
Clark, Vicar of Harmston, co. Lincoln.
LEAHY, Francis Hobert, Esq. (of Shanakiel).
Second son of the late Daniel Leahy, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. of Francis Arthur, Esq., of Limerick ;
6. 1825 ; m. 1850 jNLary, 2nd dau. of Edmund
Scully, Esq., of Bloomfield House, co. Tipperary.
Is a Magistrate for co. Cork. — Shanakiel House,
near Cork ; Windham Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Daniel Francis (whom
see).
LEAHY, Daniel Francis, Esq. (of Maryville).
Third son of the late Daniel Leahy, Esq., J. P. and
D.L., by Margaret, dau. of Francis Arthur, Esq.,
of Limerick; b. 1832 ; s. 1855 ; in. 1856 Mary,
only dau. of the late W. T. Fagan, Esq., M.P., of
Felti-im, co. Cork. Educated at Oscott Coll. ; is
a Magistrate for co. Cork. — Maryville, St. Luke'.s,
near Cork ; County of Cork Chib.
LEAHY -ABTHUE, David, Esq. (of ArtMirs-
town).
Eldest son of the late Daniel Leahy, Esq., of Sha-
nakiel House, CO. Cork (see that femily), by ]\Iar-
garet, dau. of the late F. Arthur, Esq., of Limerick,
whose name he has assumed ; b. 1820 ; s. his ma-
ternal grandfather 18 — ; m. 1846 Amelia, dau. of
Sir J. P. Eadcliffe, Bart., of Rudding Park, co.
York. Is a ISIagistrato for co. Cork ; has been
High Sheriff of the cities of Cork and Limerick, —
Arthurstown, near Limerick.
LEAKE, John Martin, Esq. (of Thorpe Hall),
Eldest son of the late J. IMartin Leake, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Peter Calvert, Esq., of Hadham,
Herts ; b. 1773 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1810 Helen, dau. of
James Orr, P^sq., and widow of Captain Thomas
Lacy, R.E. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (E.A. 1704, M.A. 1797) ; called to the Bar
at the Middle Temple 1800 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and Chairman of the Quarter
Sessions, and a Bencher of the Middle Temple.
The family name was formerly Martin ; the name
of Leake was added by a grant of arms from the
Herald's College in 1721.— Thorpe Hall, near Col-
chester, Essex.
Heir Pms., his brother William, LL.D., F.R.S.,
&c. ; b. 1777 ; m. 18 — Charlotte Elizabeth, dau.
of Sir Charles Wilkins, and widow of William
Marsdon, Esq., Secretary to the Admiralty,
LEAK", John Stnckey, Esq. (of Ridge),
Eldest son of the late James Lean, Esq., of Clifton,
CO. Gloucester, by Lucy, dau. of Samuel Stuckey,
Esq., of Langport, Somerset ; b. 1802 ; to. 1831
Monique, dau. of the late Alan Bellingham, Esq.,
of Castle Bellingham, co. Louth, heir to the late
Sir William Bellingham, Bart. Is a Magistrate for
Somerset. This family was formerly of Lanark-
shire.— Ridge, near Milverton, Somerset.
Heir Pres., his brother James, of the Bengal
Civil Service, h. 1809.
LEARMOUTH, Alexander, Esq. (of Dean),
Eldest surviving son of the late John Learmouth,
Esq., by Margaret, dau. of the late Dr. James
Cleghorn, of Dublin ; b. 1829 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1858
Charlotte Salter, eldest dau. of Colonel Humphrey
Lyons, H. E. I. Co.'s Service, and niece of the late
Admiral Lord Lyons, G.C.B. Educated at Eton
and LTniversity Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for
Midlothian, and Lieutenant- Colonel of 17th Lan-
cers.— Murieston House, Midcalder, N.B,
LEATHAM, Edv^rard Aldam, Esq. (of Heiitli
House).
Son of the late William Leatham, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. of Joshua Walker, Esq., M.D., of
Heath, near Waketield ; b. 1828 ; vi. 1851 Mary
Jane, only dau. of John Fowler, Esq., of Elm
Grove, Melksham. Educated at University Coll.,
London (B.A. 1848, M.A. 1851); author of
" Charmione ; " is a partner in the firm of Leatham,
Tew, and Co., Bankers, of Wakefield and Ponte-
fract ; elected M.P. for Huddersfield 1859.— Heath
House, near Wakefield, Yoi'kshire ; Reform Club,
S.W.
LEATHAM, WTilliam Henry, Esq. (of Hems-
worth Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Vt^illiam Leatham,
Esq., of Heath, near Wakefield, by ]^Largaret, dau.
of Joshua W.alker, Esq., M.D., of Leeds ; b. 1815 ;
Ml. 1839 Priscilla, 4th dau. of Samuel Gurney, Esq.,
of West Ham, Essex ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire ; formerly a
Banker at Wakefield, Pontefract, and Doncaster ;
elected M.P. for Wakefield 1859, but unseated on
petition. — Hemsworth Hall, near Pontefract, York-
shire.
Heir, his .son Samuel Gurney, b. 1840.
LEATHES, Henry Mussenden, Esq. (of Her-
ringfleet Hall).
Third son of the late George Leathes, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of J. Moore, Esq., of Worcester ; b. 178!i ;
s. 1848 ; «i.l827 Charlotte, dau. of the late Thomas
Fowler, Esq., of Gunton Hall, Suffolk. Educated
at Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ; appointed
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Lieutennnt R. A. 1805 ; served in the Peninsular
and Waterloo Campaigns 1809-17 ; has received the
Peninsular and Waterloo medals. This family is
descended from Sir William de Mussenden, Grand
Admiral of England temp. Henry I. — Herringfleet
Hall, near Lowestoft, Suffolk,
Heir, his son Hill Mussenden, b. 1829 ; m. 185G
Mary Louisa, dau. of the late J. D. Thomson, Esq.,
of Sunny Lank, co. Pembroke.
LECHE, John Hurleston, Esq. (of Garden Park).
Eldest son of the late J. H. Leche, Esq., by Eliza-
beth Antonia, dau. of Anthony Innys Stokes, Esq.,
of St. Botolph's, CO. Pembroke ; h. 1827 ; s. 1848 ;
m. 1st 1850 Caroline, dau. of Edwin Corbett, Esq. ;
2nd 1855 Eleanor Frances Stanhope, dau. of the
late C. S. Jones, Esq., of Anglesea. Educated at
Eton and Coblentz ; is a Magistrate for co. Chester,
and a Senior Captain in 1st Cheshire Militia. —
Carden Park, near Chester.
LECHMEBE, Sir Edward Anthony Harley,
Bart. (cr. 1811).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edmund Hungerford
Lechmere, Bart., by Maria Clara, dau. of the Hon.
David Murray; h. 1826; s. as 3rd Bart. 1856;
m. 1858 Louisa Rosamond, dau. of John Haigh,
Esq., of Whitwell Hall, co. York, Educated at
the Charterhouse and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1849) ;
is a Magistrate for co. Worcester, and Pati'on of
2 livings. — The Rhyd, near Worcester ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Ueiv Pres., his uncle Anthony Berwick, in Holy
Orders; b. 1802; m. 1842 Emily Mary, dau. of
Sir Harry V. Darell, Bart.
LECHMERE, John, Esq. (of Ludford).
Second son of the late Vice-Admiral Leclimere, of
Steeple Aston, Oxon ; h. 1790; m. 1823 Anna
Maria, youngest dau. of the Hon. Andrew Foley ;
s. to the Ludford property in cos. Hereford and
Salop 1857, on the death of his cousin, Francis
Lechmere-Cbarlton, Esq., that branch of the family
becoming extinct. Entered the Navy 1805 ;
became Lieutenant for services 1815 ; has since
retired. This is a branch of the Worcestershire
family now represented by Sir E. A. Lechmere,
Bart., and Mr. Lechmere is great-nephew of Lord
Lechmere, Baron of Evesham, who d. 1727. — Lud-
ford, near Ludlow, Salop ; Union Club, S.W.
LECKY, Hugh, Esq. (of Bushmills).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Lecky, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of James Orr, Esq., of Keely, co. Lon-
donderry ; b. 1804 ; ^. his uncle John Gage Lecky,
Esq., 1819 ; vi. 1837 Matilda, dau. of George
Hutchinson, Esq., of Ballymoney, co. Antrim.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Antrim (High Sheriff 1836). This family is
of Scotch origin, and settled in the county of Derry
about the year 1590. — Beardiville, Bushmills, co.
Antrim.
Heir, his son Hugh, 6. 1839.
LECKY, John James, Esq. (of Bally kealey).
Second son of the late John Lecky, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Jacob Goff, Esq., of Horetown, co.
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Wexford ; b. 1797 ; m. 1825 Sarah Lucia, only
dau. of John Smith, Esq., of Baulby, co. York.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carlow.
— Ballykealey, near Carlow ; Kildare-Street Club,
Dublin.
Heir, his son John Frederick (whom see).
LECKY, John Frederick, Esq. (of Sherwood
Park).
Eldest son of John James Lecky, Esq., by Sarah
Lucia, dau. of the late John Smith, Esq. ; b. 1826 ;
■m. 1853 Frances Margaret Fetherstonhaugh, only
dau. of John Beauchamp Brady, Esq., of Myshall,
CO. Carlow. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Carlow. — Sherwood
Park, near Tullow, co. Carlow ; Kildare-Street
Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son John Rupert Robert, b. 1855.
LE DESPEWCER (Baroness), Mary Pranoes
Elizabeth Boscawen (cr. 1264).
Only child of the late Hon. Thomas Stapleton, by
Maria, dau. of the late Henry Bankes, Esq., M.P.,
of Kingston Hall, Dorset ; b. 1822 ; s. her grand-
father as 23rd Baroness 1831 ; m. 1845 Evelyn,
6th Viscount Falmouth (whom see) ; is Hereditary
Visitor of Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge. Patronage
2 livings. The title was in abeyance 1781-8. —
Mereworth Castle, near Maidstone, Kent ; Tre-
gothnan, near Truro, Cornwall ; Woolhampton
Lodge, near Newbury, Berks ; 2, St. James's
Square, S.W.
Heir, her son Evelyn Edward Thomas, b. 1847.
LED SAM, Joseph Frederick, Esq. (of Worth-
field).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Ledsam, Esq., of
Edgbaston, Birmingham, by Mary, dau. of John
Bullock, Esq. ; b. 1791 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1817 Eliza-
beth Ann Ashton, only dau. of James Goddington,
Esq., of Camp Hill, Birmingham. Is a Magistrate
for cos. Worcester and Stafford, and a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, force. Warwick ; was High Sheriff"
of Worcestershire 1848. "■' This family is of very
considerable antiquity in the cos. of Chester and
Flint. — Northfield, Worcester; Chad Hill, Edg-
baston, Birmingham.
Heir, his son Joseph, b. 1823 ; m. 1853 Frances
Barbara, dau. of G. E. Jackson, Esq., of Harborne,
CO. Stafford.
LEE, Sir George PhUip, Knt. (cr. 1844).
Son of the late — Lee, Esq. ; b. 18 — ; m. 18—
Mary Anne, dau. of the late John Ede, Esq., of
London. Late Lieutenant of the Yeomen of the
Guard. — Windham Club, S.AV. ; 28, Bryanstone
Square, W.
LEE, Edward Herbert, Esq. (of The Mount).
Eldest son of the late Henry Lee, Esq., of Dinas
Powis, CO. Glamorgan, by Sarah, dau. of the Rev.
* Mr. Ledsam assisted at the first meeting held for tlie
formation of railways (1824), and is a director of the London
and North-Western Railway.
Lee]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Samuel Eoberts, of Salisbury; h. 1786 ; s. 1832 ;
in. ISIO Mary Anne, dau. of Thomas Thompson,
Esq., of London. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Glamorgan. This family was formerly of
Lee Hall, co. Chester, whose arms were confirmed
in 1583, by William Flower, Norroy, to Thomas
Lee, great-grandson of Lee of Lee Hall. — • The
Mount, Dinas Powis, near Cai'diff, Glamorgan-
shire.
Heir, liis son Henry Thomas, in Holy Orders ;
h. 1811 ; m. 1837 Catharine Frances, dau. of James
Broadwood, Esq., of Lyne House, Sussex.
IiEE, 'Rev. Harry (of Kingsgate House).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Harry Lee, of Kings-
gate House, Hants, by Philippa, dau. of the late
Sir Vt'illiam Elackstone, Kut., of the Priory, Wal-
lingford ; b. 1795 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1831 Julia, dau. of
the late George Lowtlier, Esq. Educated at Win-
chester and iSTev/ Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1816, M.A.
1820, B.D. 1827); appointed Fellow of Winchester
Coll., 1827 ; is a Magistrate for co. Hereford, and
Prebendary of Hereford. This family was pos-
sessed of large estates in Shropshire from 1300, and
much earlier in Cheshire. — Kingsgate House, near
Wincliester, Hants.
Heir Pres., his brother William, 1j. 1796 ;
'III. 183G Elizabeth, dau. of — Thomson, Esq., a
Master in Chancery, of Awbry, Sussex.
LEE, Henry Albert, Esci. (of Barna).
Eldest son of the late Henry Lee, Esq., by Maria,
dau. of Christopher Crofts, Esq., of Stream Hill,
CO. Cork ; h. 1818 ; .?. 1848 ; m. 1852 Susan Kate,
eldest dau. of the late John Benn, Esq. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin, llepresents, in Ireland,
the ancient and honourable house of Lee of Oxford-
shire, of which the Irish branch was settled, in 1680,
at Cragg Castle, Nev/port, co. Tipperary. — Barna,
near Newport, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son Albert Henry, Ij. 1853.
LEE, John, Esq. (of Aslibouxue).
Eldest son of the late Eev. W. S. Lee, M.A., of
Eavenstone, co. Derby, Ijy Anna, last surviving
dau. of the late Eichard Dyott, Esq., of Freeford,
near Lichfield ; h. 1803 ; m. 1827 Susanna, dau. of
John Inglesant, Esq., of Hugglescote. Educated
at Eepton School. — Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
Heir, his son John, h. 1830.
LEE, Jolin Hutchinson, Esq. (of Balsdon).
Second son of the late Sir John Theophilus Lee,
Knt., by Sophia, dau. of Major Lawler, of Green-
wich, Kent ; h. 1810 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1847 Caroline,
•youngest dau. of the late John Hives, Esq., of
Gledhow Grove, Leeds. Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate for Middlesex and Westminster. Is
descended from the McClellans of Annan, co. Dum-
fries, and heir to the Scottish peerage of Kircud-
bright ; maternally descended from the celebrated
financier John Law, of Lauriston, who was prime
minister of Fi-ance during tlie regency of the Duke
of Orleans. — Balsdon, near Torquay, Devon.
Heir, his son John Theophilus, h. 1850.
LEE, John Lee, Esq. (of Dillington House).
Eldest son of the late William Hanning, Esq., of
Dillington, Somerset, by Harriet, dau. of Edward
Lee, Esq., of Pinhoe, near Exeter ; h. 1802 ;
s. 1834 ; m. 1834 Sophia Mary, dau. of the 1st Lord
Bridjiort. Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Somerset (High Sherifi 1845) : was M.P. for V/ells
1831-7 ; took the surname of Lee instead of Han-
ning in 1820, on succeeding to the property of bis
uncle Edward Lee, Esq., of Orleigh Court. — Dil-
lington House, near Ilminster, Somerset ; Orleigh
Court, near Bideford, Devou.
Heir, his son Vaughan Hanning Lee, h. 1836,
LEE, ■WiUiam, Esq. (of Holborough).
Son of H. Lee, Esq., of Lewisham ; h. 1801 ;
m. Christiana, dau. of S. Eeynolds, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent, and a Mer-
chant in London and Eochester ; was M.P. for
Maidstone 1853-7, re-elected 1859.— Holborough,
near Eochester, Kent ; Eeform Club, S.W. ; 19,
Chester Square, S.W.
LEE-WAEH'EE, Heni^y James, Esq. (of Wal-
singham Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Eev. D. Henry Lee-YV^arner,
by Anne, dau. of Francis William Thomas Brydges,
Esq., of Tibberton Court, co. Hereford; h. 1809;
5. 1858 ; m. 1846 Ellen Eosetta, dau. of Jonathan
Bullock, Esq., of Faulkborne Hall, Essex. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk and Herefordshire. —
W^alsingham Abbey, near Fakenham, Norfolk ;
Tibberton Court, near Hereford : Athenceum Club,
S.V\\
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1847.
LEEDS (Duke of), George Godolphin Osborne
(cr. 1694).
Eldest son of the late LordF. G. Osborne (1st Lord
Godolphin), by Elizabeth Cliarlotte, dau. of the 1st
Lord Auckland, and grandson of the 5th Duke of
Leeds ; I. 1802 ; s. his father as 2nd Lord Godol-
IDhin 1850, and his cousin as 8th Duke 1859 ;
'III. 1824 Hari'iet Emma Arundel, dau. of — Stew-
art, Esq. (she el. 1852). Educated at Westminster
and Ch. Ch., Oxford. This family is descended
from the Plantagenet Kings, through the D'Arcys,
Godoli^hins, and other lines. — Gogmagog Hills,
near Cambridge.
Heir, his son George Godolphin, Marquis of
Carmarthen, h. 1828.
LEEDS, Dowager Duchess of.
Louisa Catherine, dau. of E. Caton, Esq., of the
United States ; ra. 1st 1817 Sir F. L. Hervey,
Bart., who d. 1819 ; 2nd 1828 Francis Godolphin,
7th Duke of Leeds, who el. 1859. — Hornby Castle,
near Catterick, Yorkshire ; Clarendon Hotel, W.
LEEDS, Sir Joseph Edward, Bart. (cr. 1812).
Eldest son of the late Sir George William Leeds,
Bart., by Maria, dau. of the Eev. William San-
derson, of Morpeth, Northumberland; b. 1798;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1838; r.i. 1822 Marian, dau. of
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[Lef
William Thomas Stretton, Esq. — Eyde, Isle of
Wight.
Heir, his son Edward, Lieutenant in the Indian
Army; h. 1825; m. 1848 Emily Anne, dau. of
Major Boulton, of the Indian Army.
LEEKE, Sir Henry John, K.C.B., K.H. (cr.
1835).
Son of the late H. Leeke, Esq., of Southamjjton ;
h. 1789 ; m. 1818 Catharine, dan. of James Dash-
wood, Esq., of Parkhurst, Surrey. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for Hants, and a Rear-Admiral, reserved ;
was Superintendent of the Indian Navy 1851-8 ;
commanded the fleet against Persia 1856-7 ;
elected M.P. for Dover, and appointed a Lord of
the Admiralty, 1859. — Penlee House, Stoke, near
Plymouth ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
LEEKE, Ralph Meyrick, Esq. (of Longford
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Leeke, Esq., by
Loiiisa, dau. of Brigadier-General E. Shawe ;
h. 1813 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1847 Hester Urania, 2nd
dau. of the 4th Earl of Portsmouth. Educated at
Harrow andCb. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop (High Sheriff 1850), and
a Captain S. Salop Yeomanry Cavalry, For an
account of this family see " Sheriffs of Shropshire,"
by Blakeway. — Longford Hall, near Newport,
Salop ; Boodle's and Carlton Clubs, S.W,
Heir, his son Ralph, b. 1849.
LEE-KTOBMAET, Thomas, Esq. (of CorboUis).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Lee, Esq., of Cor-
boUis, by Sarah, dau. of Rev. Thomas Norman, of
Lagore ; h. 1790 ; s, 1800. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Louth. The family of Lee is
originally from Cheshire, — CorboUis, near Ardee,
CO. Louth.
Heir Pres., his nephew Cadwallader Elayney
Lee, Esq.
LEES, Sir John, Eart. (cr, 1804),
Eldest son of the late Rev, Sir Harcourt Lees,
Bart., by Sophia, dau. of late Colonel Lyster, Esq.,
of Grange, co. Roscommon ; h. 1816 ; s. as 3rd
Bart. 1852; m. 1839 Maria Charlotte, dau. of
Edward R. Sullivan, Esq., of the Madras Civil
Service. — Blackrock House, near Dublin.
Heir, his son Harcourt James, an Officer in the
60th Rifles, and Ensign in the Warwick Militia ;
h. 1840,
LEESON, Sir William Edward, Knt. (cr, 1838).
Youngest son of the late Hon. R. Leeson, and
grandson of the 1st Earl of Milltown ; h, 1801 ;
m, 1st 1826 Louisa Araminta, dau. of Colonel
Sewell ; 2iid 1853 Julia, dau. of Captain R. E.
Roberts, R.N. Is Chamberlain of Dublin Castle,
and Genealogist of Order of St. Patrick, to which
he was formerly Usher of the Black Rod. — Kings-
town, near Dublin.
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LEPEVKE, Sh^ John George Shaw-, K.C.B,
(cr, 1857).
Second son of the late C. Shaw-Lefevre, Esq.,
M.P., of Heckfield Place, Plants, by Helena, dau,
of J. Lefevre, Esq., and brother of Viscount
Eversley ; h. 1797 ; «i. 1824 Rachel Emily, 5th
dau. of Ichabod Wright, Esq., of Mapperley Hall,
Notts. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge, where he graduated B.A., as Senior
Wrangler 1818, M.A, 1821 ; became Fellow of
Trinity College 1819 ; is Clerk of the Parliaments,
Vice-Chancellor of the University of London, a
Commissioner of Church Estates, and of the Civil
Service ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1824, and elected a Bencher of that Inn 1856 ; has
been Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies,
Poor-Law Commissioner, an Ecclesiastical Com-
missioner, and Joint Assistant-Secretary of the
Board of Trade ; was M.P. for Peterslield 1832-4.
- — Sutton Place, near Guildford, Surrey; Athen^um
Club, S.W. ; 8, Spring Gardens, S.W,
LEEKOY, Charles Edward, Esq, (of Ewshott
House, Hants),
Second son of the late Rev. John Henry George
Lefroy, by Sophia, dau. of the Rev. Clement
Cottrell, of Hadley, Middlesex ; h. 1810 ; s. his
brother George, who d. 1824 ; m. 1845 Janet
(since deceased), dau, of James Walker, Esq., C.E.,
F.R.S., LL.D., &c. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1832, M.A. 1836) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1836 ; appointed Secretary to the
late Speaker, Right Hon. C. S. Lefevre (now
Viscount Everley), 1841, and Taxing Officer of the
House of Commons 1856 ; is a Magistrate for
Hants. This family was formerly resident at Can-
terbury, with other Huguenot families ; thence
the elder branch settled in Ireland, and the younger
at Ashe, Hants. — Ewshott House, Crondall,
near Farnham, Surrey ; Athenfeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles James Maxwell, h. 1848.
LEFROY, Right Hon, Thomas (of Carrig-glas),
Eldest son of the late Anthony Lefroy, Esq., Lieu-
tenant-Colonel. 9th Dragoons (who d. 1819), by
Anne, dau. of — Gardiner, Esq. ; 6. 1776 ;
7;;. 1799 Mary, only dau. and heiress of J. Paul,
Esq., of Silver Spring, co. Wexford. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1796, M.A. 1800) ;
called to the Irish Bar 1797 ; appointed a Bencher
of King's Inns 1819, a Baron of the Irish Exche-
quer 1841, Chief Justice of Queen's Bench 1852 ;
was M.P. for the University of Dublin 1830-41.
This family is of French Huguenot extraction,
and descended from a common ancestor with
the Lefroys of Ewshott, Hants. — Carrig-glas,
near Longford, Ireland ; 18, Leeson Street,
Dublin.
Heir, his son Anthony, M.P. for Dublin Univer-
sity ; h. 1800 ; m. 1824 Jane, eldest dau. of the 1st
Viscount Lorton. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1821) ; a Dep. Lieut, for co. Long-
ford ; was IM.P. for co. Longford 1830-7, and
1841-7.-
Lear]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
LEGARD, Sir Thomas Digby, Bart, (cr, 1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Legard, Bart.,
Ly Sarah, dau. of — Bishop, Esq. ; h. 1803 ;
s. as Sth Bart. 1830 ; m. 1832 Frances, dau. of the
1st Lord Feversham. Educated at Magdalen
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 18-24) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. York, and Patron of 1 living.
— Ganton, near York.
lleir, his son Francis Digby, Cornet Yorkshire
Hussars, h. 1S33.
LEG-GE, Lady Georgiana Caroline.
Daughter of the 3rd Earl of Dartmouth ; was for-
merly a Lady of Bedchamber to the late Duchess
of Gloucester. — Keston, near Bromley, Kent.
LEGGH, Hon. Arthiu- Charles (of Caynton).
Fourth son of the 3rd Earl of Dartmouth ; h.
1800; m. 1st 1827 Anne Frederica, 3rd dau. of 1st
Earl of Sheffield (she d. 1829) ; 2nd 1837 Caroline,
dau. of late J. C. P. Bowens, Esq. Educated at
Eton ; became a Colonel in the Army 1857 ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for Kent. — Caynton, near Bhiffnall,
Shropshire.
LEGGE, Hon. and Rev, Henry.
Sixth son of the 3rd Earl of Dartmouth ; h. 1803 ;
m. 1842 Marian, dau. of Sir F. L. Rogers, Bart.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1824) ;
was afterwards Fellow of All Souls Coll. ; gra-
duated B.C.L. 1835, D.C.L. 1840 ; appointed Vicar
of Lewisham 1831. — The Hollies, Blackheath,
Kent, S.E.
LEGGE, Hon. Mrs. (of Bramdean).
Honora, dau. of the late Rev. Walter Bagot, llec-
tor of Blithfield, co. Stafford ; m. 1795 Hon. and
Eev. Augustus G. Legge, who d. 1S2S, — Bram-
dean, near Alresford, Hants.
LEGGE, William "Wallace, Esq. (of Malone
House).
Eldest son of the late Hill Wallace, Esq., an OfHcer
in the Army, by Eleanor, eldest dau. of the late
Alexander Legge, Esq., of Malone House (High
Sheriff of co. Antrim 1770) ; h. 1789 ; s. 1821 ; m.
1838 Eleanor Wilkie, 3rd dau. of Thomas Forster,
Esq., of Adderstone, Northumberland. Educated
at Sidney Coll., Cambridge (LL.B. 1812); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim (High
Sheriff 1823) ; assumed the additional arms and
surname of his maternal uncle, the late William
Legge, Esq., of jMalone House. Tlie Legges were
a patrician family of Ravenna, in Italy, and settled
in England temp. Henry II. Thomas Legge, twice
Lord jNlayor of London, son-in-law of tlie Earl of
AV^arwick, warmly supporting the cause of Ed-
ward III. and Richard 11. , was beheaded by the
partisans of Wat Tyler in 13S1. Other members
of the family were attached to Charles I. and
James II. — jMalone House, near Belfast, co. An-
trim.
llcir, his son William Wallace, b. 1841.
LEGH, George Cornwall, Esq. (of High Leigh).
Eldest son of the late George John Legh, Esq., of
High Leigh, by Mary, dau. of the late John Black-
burne, Esq., many years M.P. for co. Lancaster ;
I. 1804; 111. 1828 Louisa Charlotte, dau. of Ed-
ward Taylor, Esq., of Bifrons, Kent, and niece of
the late Sir Herbert Taylor, G.C.B. Educated at
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1826) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cheshire (High Sheriff 1838), and
Major 2nd Cheshire Militia ; was M.P. for N.
Cheshire 1841-7, and has represented that divi-
sion since 1848. — High Leigh, near Knutsford,
Cheshire ; 93, Eaton Place, S.W.
LEGH, John Pennington, Esq. (of Norbury
Booths).
Eldest son of the late Rev. E. Dawson Legb, of
St. Botolph's, London, by Catherine, eldest dau.
of the late Right Hon. Sir Christopher Robinson ;
h. 1827 ; s. his uncle 1857 ; m. 1858 Emily Jane,
2nd dau. of Rev. R. Grant, of Bradford Abbas,
Dorset, and Fellow of Winchester Coil. Educated
at the Charterhouse and Wadham Coll., Oxford
(li.A. 1849); is a Magistrate for Cheshire. This
family was formerly named Pennington, but as-
sumed the name of Legh on marriage with the
heiress of that family. — Norbury Booths, near
Knutsford, Cheshire.
Ifcir, his son Edmund John Willoughl)y,* h.
1859.
LEGH, Captain William John (of Lyme Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Legh,
Esq., by the dau. of — Wilkinson, Esq., ofBryrnbo,
CO. Denbigh ; h. 1829 ; m. 1856 Emily Jane, dau.
of Archdeacon Wodehouse ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and Captain Lanca-
shire Hussars ; late Captain 21st Fusiliers ; served
in the Crimea 1854-5 ; elected M.P. for S. Lan-
cashire 1859.- — Ljane Hall, near Stockport,
Cheshire; Golborne Park, near Warrington, Lan-
cashire ; Army and Navy Club, S.W. ; 22, Berkeley
Square, W.
Heir, his son, h. 1859.
LEGH-KECK, Colonel George Anthony (of
Slaughton Grange).
Y^ounger son of the late Anthony James Keck,
Es(i. (some time M.P. for Newton), by Elizabeth,
dau. of Peter Legh, Esq., of Lyme, Cheshire ;
li. 1774 ; s. his brother Peers Anthony Keck,
Esq., 1797 ; m. 1802 Elizabeth, dau. of R. V.
Atherton, Esq., of Atherton Hall, co. Lancaster
(she d. 1837). Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Leicester, and Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant
Prince Albert's Own Leicestershire Yeomanry
Cavalry; was M.P. for Leicestei'shire 1797-1832.
■ — Slaughton Grange, near Leicester ; Bank HaU,
near Lancaster.
LB GRICE, Day Perry, Esq. (of Trereife House).
Only son of the late Rev. Charles Valentine Lg
Giice, by Mary, widow of William Nicholls, Esq.,
Diet! wliilst these sheets were at iiress.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Lei
of Trereife ; h. 1800 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1829 Arabella,
dau. of Rev. Christopher Tutlull, of Webbville
House, CO. Cork. Educated at Eton and Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall, and a Dep. Warden of
the Stannaries. This family was fornieidy of
Suffolk, where they have been located for three
hundred years. — Trereife House, near Penzance,
Cornwall.
Rcir, his son Charles, h. 1839.
LE HUNT.
(See Bainhriggc-Lc-Hunt.)
LE HUNTE, George, Esq. (of Artramont).
Eldest son of the late William Augustus Le Hunte,
Esq., by Henrietta, dau. of Rev. J. Miller; h.
1814 ; s. 1820 ; m. 1815 Mary, 5th dau. of the late
Right Hon. Edward Pennefather. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1840) ; is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Wexford. This family is originally
of Llanrian, co. Pembroke, and was formerly of
Little Bradley, Suffolk, and Ashen and Huntshall,
Essex. — Artramont, Castle Bridge, co. Wexford ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Ruthven, h. 1852.
LE HUNTE, William Augiistiis, Esq. (of
Knocknalierj.
Second son of the late Wm. Augustus Le Hunte,
Esq., by Henrietta Eliza, dau. of the Rev. Joseph
Miller ; h. 1819. Is a Magistrate for co. Wexford.
This family is a branch of Le Hunte of Artramont.
— Knocknalier, near Enniscorthy, co. Wexford.
LEICESTER (Earl of), Thomas WiUiam Coke
(or. 1837).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl (the celebrated agricul-
turist, who Vvas M.P. for Norfolk during more than
50 years), by his 2nd wife Anne Amelia, dau. of
4th Earl of Albemarle ; h. 1822 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1843
Juliana, dau. of S. C. Whitbread, Esq., of Card-
ington, Beds. Educated at Eton and Winchester ;
is Lord-Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of Nor-
folk. Patronage 8 livings. — Holkham Hall, Nor-
folk ; 131, Piccadilly, W.
llch; his son Viscount Coke, h, 1S48.
LEIGH (Lord), "WiUiam Hem'y Leigh (cr. 1839).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Margai-et, dau. of the
late Rev. William Sheppin 'SVilles, of Astrop House,
CO. Northampton ; h. 1824 ; s. 1850 ; in. 1848 Ca-
roline Amelia, dau. of 2nd Marquis of Westmin-
ster. Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is Lord-Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum
of CO. Warwick, and a Trustee of Rugby School ;
late Captain Warwickshire Yeomanry. Patronage
9 livings. — Stoneleigh Abbey, near Kenilworth,
Warwickshire; Adlestrop, Chipping Norton, Oxon;
Brookes' and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 30, Portman
Square, W.
Heir, his son Gilbert Henry Chandos, h. 1851.
LEIGH, Sir Samuel Egerton, Bart. (cr. 1773),
Eldest son of the late Sir Samuel Egerton Leigh,
Knt., by Mary, dau. of — Greig, Esq. ; h. 1796 ;
377
s. his uncle as 3rd Bart. 1818. The 1st Baronet
was Attorney-General in South Carolina.- — Browns-
over House, near Rugby, Warwickshire.
Heir Pres., his uncle Thomas Egerton, h. 1775.
LEIGH, Captain Egerton (of High Leigh).
Eldest son of the late Egerton Leigh, Esq., by
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of Francis Jodrell,
Esq., of Yeardsley and Henbury, co. Chester;
6. 1779 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1809 Wilhelmiua Sarah, dau.
of the late George Stratton, Esq., of Tew Park,
Oxon. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Chester (High Sheriff 1836) ;
late Captain 3rd Dragoon Guards. This is one of
the IG noble and gentle Cheshire families men-
tioned by Mr. E. P. Shirley.— The West Hall,
High Leigh, near Knutsford, Cheshire; Jodrell
Hall, near Congleton, Cheshire.
Heir, his son Egerton, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Chester, and Major in 1st Cheshire
Militia; late Captain 2nd Dragoon Guards; h.
1815 ; m. 1842 Lydia, dau. and co-heiress of the
late John Smith Wright, Esq., of Bulcote Lodge,
Notts.
LEIGH,* Francis Augt;stine, Esq. (of Bosegar-
land).
Eldest son of the late John Leigh, Esq., by a dau.
of — FitzGerald, Esq. ; h. 18 — ; m. 18 — a foreign
lady. -Is a Magistrate for co. Wexford ; was
formerly in the Army. Tiiis family is descended
from a Cromwellian settler in Wexford, at which
time they got grants of all their present estates. — ■
Rosegarland, near Foulksenhill, co, Wexford.
Heir, his son John, h. 18 — .
LEIGH,* Francis Sion, Esq. (of Sion Kyle).
Second son of the late Frances Leigh, Esq. ; h. 18 — ;
VI. 18 — a dau. of — Mansergh, Esq. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Wex-
ford. This family is the same as that of liosegar-
land. — Sion Kyle, near Wexford.
Heir, his son Francis Charles William, h. 18 — •.
LEIGH, James AUett, Esq. (of Leatherlake
House).
Only son of the late Rev. James Allett Leigh,
M.A., of Leatherlake House, Vicar of ToUesbur^',
Essex, by Sarah, eldest dau. of Robert Smith, of
Bishop's Waltham, Hants; h. 1799: .>->. 1857 ; m.
1831 Susannah Frances Laurania, eldest dau. of
John Birch, Esq., and Susanna his wife, one of the
last descendants of the poet Milton. Mr. Leigh is
descended from the ancient family of Leigh of
High Leigh, Cheshire (whom see), and twelfth in
descent from Henry VII., by his dau. IMary ((Jueen
Dowager of France), wife of Charles Brandon,
Duke of Suffolk. — Leatherlake House, Runny-
mede, near Windsor.
Heir, his .son Egerton Piers Allett, h. 1832.
LEIGH, John Shaw, Esq. (of Luton Hoo Park),
Eldest son of the late John Leigh, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Richard Gerard, Esq.; b. 1791; s.
1823 ; m. 1818 Hannah, dau. of Henry Blundell
Hollinshead, Esq., of Deysbrook, co, Lancaster.
Leil
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Educated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate for Herts,
Cheshire, and Beds (High Sheriff 1856). This
family has, since the reign of Henry VII., been in
the possession of the estate called Upton, co.
Lancaster, and subsequently of Grange Hall, co.
Chester.— Luton Hoo Park, Luton, Beds ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Ilcir, his son John Gerard, I. 1S2L
LEIGrH, Joseph, Esq. (of Belmont).
Eldest son of the late James Heath Leigh, Esq., of
Belmont, by Frances, dau. of Sir Oswald Moseley,
Bart., of Rolleston Hall, co. Stafford ; h. 1830 ; s.
1848 ; m. 1852 Fanny Penelope, eldest dau. of Rev.
J. S. Master, Rector of Chorley. Educated at Eton ;
apiiointed a Captain in the Earl of Chester's Yeo-
manry Cavalry in 1850.- — Belmont, near North wich,
Cheshire.
Heir Pre.9., his brother Oswald Peter, Lieut. 22nd
foot, b. 1833.
LEIGH, ■William, Escl. (of Wooclchester Park).
Only son of the late William Leigh, Esq., of Roby
Hall, CO. Lancaster, by Catherine, dau. of Richard
Robinson, Esq., of Liverpool, maternally descended
from the ancient family of Frodsham, of Elton, now
extinct in the male line;* h. 1802 ; m. 1828 Caroline,
' 5th dau. of the late Sir J. G. Cotterell, Bart., M.P.,
of Garnons, Herefordshire. Educated at Eton
and Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; was formerly a Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Lancaster and Stafford, and a Magis-
trate for Staffordshire ; bears the cross of the order
of St. Gregory the Great. — Woodchester Park,
near Stonehouse, Gloucestershire.
Ifeir, his son William, h. 1829 ; m. 1869 Mary
Victoria, dau. of the late Thomas Jarrett, Esq., of
Madras.
LEIGH.
(See Hanbury-Lcnjk.)
LEIGHTOIT, Sir Baldwin, Bart. (cr. 1692),
Only son of the late Sir B. Leighton, Bart., by his
2nd wife Louisa Margaretta Anne, sister of the 1st
Lord Stanley of Alderley ; h. 1805 ; s. 1828 ; m.
1832 Mary, eldest dau. of Thomas N. Parker, Esq.,
of Sweeney, co. Salop. Educated at Rugby and
Magdalen Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Salop (High Sheriff 1835), Chairman
of the Shropshire Quarter Sessions, and a Magis-
trate for CO. Montgomery ; elected M.P. for South
Salop 1859 ; was formerly Chairman of the Mont-
gomery Quarter Sessions, resigned 1855.- — Loton
Park, near Shrewsburj^, Salop.
llcir, his son Baldwin, h. 1836,
LEIGHTOKT, Sir David, K.C.B. (cr. 1837).
Son of the late Mr. Thomas Leighton, of Brechin,
N.Pi. ; h. 1774 ; m. 1818 Isabella Constantia, dau.
of Henry Thomas Williams, Esq. Is a General in
the Army, and Colonel of the 7th regiment
Bombay Native Infantry ; served at the sieges of
Seringapatam and Jemalabad in 1799, and in
Malabar, the Deccan, and Arabia ; was Adjutant-
* See Ormerod's " Cheshire," vol. ii. pp. 22, 23.
General of the Bombay army 1817-26, and served
as a General of Division four years. — BaffordHouse,
Charlton Kings, near Cheltenham.
Ihir, his son David Clarence Russell, h. 1826.
LEIGHTOH, Kev. Francis Knyvett,
Only surviving son of the late Colonel F, K.
Leighton, liy Louisa Anne, 4th dau. of 1st Viscount
Doneraile ; b. 1806 ; s. 1834 ; in. 1843 Catherine, ;
2nd dau. of Hon. and Rev. James St. Leger. |
Educated at Rugby and Magdalen Coll., and after- .
wards Fellow of All Souls (B.A. 1828, M.A.1S31, i
B.D. and D.D. 1858); ordained Deacon 1830, j
Priest 1831 ; appointed Vicar of St. Chad's, Shrews- j
bury, 1835, of Great Ilford, Essex, 1836, Rector of |
Harpsden, Oxon, 1841, Warden of All Souls Coll., i
Oxford, and Rector of Lockinge, Berks. — All Souls
Coll., Oxford; University Club, S.W,
Ilcir, his son Charles A. B. Knyvett, b, 1854,
LEINSTER (Dnke of), Augustus Frederick!
Fitz-Gerald (cr. 1766),
Eldest son of the 2nd Duke, by Emilia Olivia, dau,
of the last Lord St. George ; h. 1791 ; s. 1804 ;
m. 1818 Charlotte Augusta, dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Harrington. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford ; sits in the House of Lords as Viscount
Leinster {cr. 1747) ; is Premier Duke, Marquis,
and Earl in Ireland ; Lord-Lieutenant and Custos
Rotulorum of co. Kildare ; a Visitor of St. Pat-
rick's Coll., Maynooth ; and G. M. of the Free-
masons in Ireland. — Carton, near Maynooth, co.
Kildare ; 6, Carlton Terrace, S.W.
Heir, his son, INIarquis of Kildare; h. 1819;
m. 1847 Caroline, 3rd dau. of 2nd Duke of Suther-
land ; educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1840);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut for co. Kildare, and
a Commissioner of Education in Ireland ; was M.P.
force. Kildare 1847-52.
LEIR, Thomas Main, Esq, (of Jaggard's House).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Leir, Esq., J.P,,
by Jane, dau. of the Rev. John Jekyll, D.D., of
Evercreech ; b. 1795 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1822 Anne, 2nd
dau. of J. Collard, Esq. of Swansea. Educated at
Rugby and Exeter Coll., Oxford. This family is of
German extraction, and was for many generations
seated in Devou. — Jaggard's House, near Chip-
penham, Wilts ; Uphill, near Weston-super-Mare,
Somerset ; Royal Thames Yacht Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Main Kington, b. 1823 ;;
ra. 1847 Maria Louisa, only dau. of Rear-Admiral
William Jones Lye, of Bath.
LEITH, Sir George Hector, Bart, (cr, 1775).
Eldest son of the late Sir Alexander Wellesley Wil-
liam Leith, Bart., by a dau, of H, Macdonald
Buchanan, Esq. ; b. 1833 ; s. his uncle as 4th Bart,
1840 ; m. 1856 Ella Maria, dau. of David Barclay
Chapman, Esq., of Roehampton (she d. 1857). Is
a Captain 17th Light Dragoons. — Union Club,
S.W,
Heir Prcf^., his uncle George Gordon Browne,^
b. 1812.
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LEITH, Lady.
Mary Anne, dau. of Iloderlc Mackenzie, Esq. ;
m. 1841 (as 2n(l wife) General Sir Alexander Leith,
K.C.r.,, who d. 1S59. — Freefield, Aberdeenshire.
LEITH.
LEITH-HAY.
(See Fovhcs-LcitJi.)
(See Hay.)
LEITEIM (Earl of), -William Sydney Clements
(cr. 1795).
Second but eldest surviving son of the 2nd Earl, by
Mary, dau. of the late William Bermingham, Esq.,
of Eoss Hill, CO. Gal way ; h. 1806 ; s. 1854. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Leitrim, and a
Magistrate for co. Galway ; sits in the House of
Peers as Lord Clements, U.K. {cr. 1831); late
Lieutenant-Colonel 51st foot, and Colonel Leitrim
Militia ; was M.P. for co. Leitrim 1839-51.— Kil-
ladoon, near Celbridge, co. Leitrim; Carlton and
Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Skeffington, late
Captain 35th foot, h. 1808 ; educated at Harrow ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Leitrim ;
' was a Poor-Law Commissioner in Ireland 1838-40,
and M.P. for co. Leitrim 1847-52.
DE-MARCHAlfT, Sir Denis, Bart. (or. 1841).
Second son of the late Major-General Le Marchant,
formerly of Manor Le Marchant, Guernsey, by
Mary, eldest dau. of John Gary, Esq., of the same
island ; h. 1795 ; vi. 1835 Sarah Eliza, 4tb dau. of
C. Smith, Esq., formerly M.P. for Westbury. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1823 ; is a Magistrate
for Surrey, and Chief Clerk to the House of Com-
: mons ; was formerly Clerk to the Crown in Chan-
cery, Secretary to the Board of Trade 1836-41 and
1848-50 ; Secretary to Treasury 1841, Under-
Secretary for the Home Department 1846-7, M.P.
for Worcester 1846-7. This family was formerly
settled in Guernsey, from 1300 a.d. — Chobham
Place, near Bagshot, Surrey ; Brookes' and
Athenreum Clubs, S.W. ; Speaker's Court, West-
minster Hall, S.W.
1! Heir, his son Henry Denis, Ij. 1839.
liE-MARCHANT, Sir John Gaspard, Knt. (cr.
j 1838).
j Younger son of the late J. G. Le-Marchant, Esq.,
! by Mary, dau. of Major-General J. Carey, and
[ brother of Sir D. Le-Marchant, Bart. ; h. 1803 ; m.
I 1839 Margaret Ann, dau. of the Eev. E. Taylor.
j Educated at Sandhurst ; is a Major-General in the
^ Army ; formerly Lieutenant-Colonel 85th foot ;
served in the Peninsula as Brigadier and Adjutant-
General of the Anglo-Spanish Legion ; late Lieu-
tenant-Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Nova
Scotia ; previously Governor of Newfoundland ;
appointed Governor of Malta 1857.— United Ser-
vice and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W. ;
Malta.
879
LEMON, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1774).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Lemon, Bart.,
by Jane, dau. of James Buller, Esq., of Morval, co.
Cornwall; h. 1784 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1824 ; m. 1810
Charlotte, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Ilchester (she d.
1826). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Corn-
wall, and a Special Deputy-Warden of the Stan-
naries ; was M.P. for Penryn 1807-12 and 1830-1,
and for W. Cornwall 1831-57.— Carclew, near Pen-
ryn, Cornwall ; Athenasum Club, S.W. ; 46,
Charles Street, Berkeley Square, W,
LENDRUM, James, Esq. (of Magheracross).
Eldest son of the late George Lendrum, Esq., by
Mary Jane, dau. of Henry Coddington, Esq., of
Old Bridge House, co. Meath ; h. 1806 ; s. 1855 ;
m. 1843 Anne, eldest dau. of Samuel Vesey, Esq.,
of Derrabard, co. Tyrone. Educated at Armagh
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1830) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Fermanagh
and Tyrone (High Sheriff 1835 and 1837). This
family was formerly located at Moorfield, co.
Tyrone, which they still continue to possess.—
Magheracross, near Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh.
Heir, his son George Cosby, h. 1846.
LElXriGAH, James, Esq., M.R.I.A. (of Castle
Pogerty).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Lenigan, Esq., by
Peniel, dau. of Edmund Armstrong, Esq., of Bun-
craggy, CO. Clare ; h. 17— ; s. 1825; «;.. 1825 Eleanor
Frances, dau. of John Evans, Esq., and sister of
the late William Bertram Evans, Esq., M.P. for
Leominster. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1816, M.A. 1519) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Tipperary, This family was form ei-ly
of Llanagan, co. Brecon, and is now, through Mr.
Lenigan's grandmother, the representative of the
ancient family of O'Fogerty, of the Barony of
Eliogarty and Castle Fogerty, in this county. —
Castle Fogerty, near Thurles, co. Tipperary ; Kil-
dare-Street Club, Dublin ; Athenreum Club, S.W.
Heiress, his only surviving child Penelope Eliza-
beth Marie.
LEHISTABD, Sir Thomas Barrett, Bart. (cr.
1801).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Barrett Lennard,
Esq. (who was many years M.P. for Maldon, and
d. 1856), by Mary, dau. of Bartlet Bridges Sheldon,
Esq., of Aldham HaU ; h. 1826 ; s. his grandfather
as 2nd Bart. 1857; in. 1853 Emma, dau. of Eev.
Sir John Page Wood, Bart. Educated at Eton and
St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1850, M.A.
1853) ; is a Magistrate for Essex. This family is
descended from the late Lord Dacre. — Belhus,
near Eomford, Essex; Manor St. Tierney, near
Clones, CO. Monaghan ; University Club, S W •
9, Hyde-Park Terrace, W.
Heir, his son Thomas Barrett, h. 1853.
LENNOX, Lord Alexander Francis Charles
Gordon.
Third son of the 5th Duke of Eichmond ; I. 1825.
Is Captain Eoyal Horse Guards; a Magistrate
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
for Sussex ; was M.P. for Shoreham 1849-59.—
Goodwood, near Chichester, Sussex ; 51, Portland
Place, W.
LENNOX, Lord Arthur.
Seventh son of the late Duke of llichmond, K.G.,
by Charlotte, dau. of 4th Duke of Cordon ; b. 1806;
m. 1835 Adelaide Constance, dau. of the late Colonel
John Campbell, of Shawfield, and Lady Charlotte
Campbell. Educated at Eoyal Military Coll.,
Woolwich ; appointed Ensign 71st Highlanders
1832; is a Magistrate for Sussex, a Lieutenant-
Colonel in the Army, and Lieutenant-Colonel
Sussex Militia ; formerly Lieutenant-Colonel Com-
manding 72nd Highlanders and 6Sth Light In-
fantry ; was M.P. for Chichester 1831-46, and a
Lord of the Treasury and Clerk of the Ordnance
in 1841-6. — Goodwood, near Chichester, Sussex;
United Service Club, S.W. ; 21, Ovington Square,
S.W.
Heir, his sou Arthur Charles Vrriothesley, E.N.,
I. 1842.
LENNOX, Lord John George Gordon.
Second son of 4th Duke of Richmond ; b. 1793 ; m.
1818 Louisa Frederica, dau. of Hon. J. Rodney.
Was M.P. for W. Sussex 1832-41 ; is a Lord of
Bedchamber to H.R.H. Prince Consort. — Bognor,
Sussex ; Buckingham Palace, S.W.
LENNOX, Lord "William Pitt.
Fourth son of the 4th Duke of Richmond, K.G., by
Charlotte, dau. of the last Duke of Gordon; b. 1799.
Educated at Westminster ; was formerly Captain
Royal Horse Guards Blue ; was A.D.C. to the late
Sir Peregrine Maitland and the late Duke of Wel-
lington in 1815-16; author of "Wellington in
Private Life," "Story of My Life," &c. ; was M.l'.
for King's Lynn 1S32-4. — Upper Phillimore Gar-
dens, Campden Hill, Kensington, W.
LENTAIGNE, John, Esq. (of TaUaght).
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Lentaigne, Esq.,*
by Isl-M-y Theresa, dau. of John O'Neill, Esq., of
the Claneboy branch of the O'Neill family ; b. 1803 ;
m. 1841 Mary, dau. of Francis Magan, Esq., of
Emoe, CO. Westmeath. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1825, M.B. 1838) ; appointed Go-
vernment Conunissioner of Loan Funds 1841 ;
Director of Convict Prisons, Ireland, 1854 ; is a
Magistrate for cos. Dublin and Monaghan (High
Sheriff 1844). This family is of French extraction.
— Tallagiit, near Dublin ; Stephen's-Green Club,
and 1, Great Denmark Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son Francis Bagot, b. 1846.
LENTHALL, Kyffln John "William, Esq. (of
Bessels Leigh).
Only son of the late William John Lenthall, Esq.,
of Broadwell, co. Gloucester, and of Bessels Leigh,
Berks, by Elizabeth, eldest dau. and co-heir of Sir
* Tliis gentleman was of the Royalist party, and his elder
l)rother, in the Gardes du Corps, havhig distinguished himself
in the Revolntion in 1789, was, with another brother, gnil-
lotined. He himself escaped to Flanders, and after serving
under the emigrant princes, a\id afterwards in the English
army, sett.ed in Ireland in 17119.
Thomas Kyffin, of Maynan Hall, co. Carnarvon,
descended from Einion Effel, younger son of Mad-
doc, last Prince of Powis ; b. 1789; s. 1835;
m. 1818 Mary Anne, dau. of John Ashton, Esq.,
of tlie Grange, Cheshire. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Carnarvon (High Sheriff 1828), and
a Magistrate for co. Denbigh ; was formerly a Cap-
tain in the Royal Denbighshire Militia. Patronage
2 livings. The family derive, in direct male
descent, from Roger de Lenthall, of Lenthall
Earls and Lenthall Starks, co. Hereford, in which
county he had large estates, and of which he was
Sheriff at an early period, and also for Notts and
CO. Derby in 1232. — Bessels Leigh, near Abing-
don, Berks ; Maynan Hall, near Llanrwst, co.
Carnarvon ; Yelford Hastings, near Witney, Ox-
fordshire ; Long's Hotel, New Bond Street, W.
Heir, his son Edmuud Kyffin, a Magistrate for
Berks, b. 1821.
LESLIE, Sir Charles Hem-y, Bart, (cr. 1625).
Eldest son of the late Sir Norman Robert Leslie,
Bart, (who was killed in the Indian Mutiny), by
Jessie, 3rd dau. of the late Major R. W. Smith,
of the Bengal Cavalry ; b. 1848 ; s. his brother as
7th Bart. 1857 ; represents a branch of the Rothes
family.— Kelso, N.B.
Heir Pres., his great-uncle Thomas, b. 1800;
III. 18 — Penuel, dau. of John Grant, Esq., late of
the 78th regiment.
LESLIE, Colonel Charles Powell (of Glass-
lough).
Eldest son of the late C. P. Leslie, Esq. (who was
M.P. for Monaghan 1802-26), nephew to the late
Bishop (Leslie) of Elphin and Kinmore ; b. 1821.
Is Lord-Lieutenant of co. Monaghan, and Colonel
of the JMonaghan Militia ; has been M.P. for co.
JMonaghan since 1842. — Glasslough, near Mona-
ghan, Ireland ; Carlton Club, S.W, ; 48, Berkeley
Square, W,
Heir Pres., his brother John, B.A. of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, h. 1823.
LESLIE, Edmund Prancis, Esq. (of Dona-
ghadee).
Eldest son of the late George Leslie, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of the Rev. Francis
Hutcheson, D.D., of Donaghadee, co. Down ;
b. 1817 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1855 Florinda, dau. of R. B.
Bagley, Esq., and widow of Nathaniel Alexander,
Esq., of Portglenone, formerly M.P. for co.
Antrim. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dubhn
(B.A. 1839) ; is a Magistrate for co. Down ; for-
merly Captain Royal N. Down Rifles Militia.
Tills family is a branch of the Leslies of Ballybay,
CO. Monaghan. — Donaghadee, co. Down; Union
Club, S.W.
Heiress, his dau. Elizabeth Florinda.
LESLIE, Mrs. (of Ballibay).
Emily Eleanora Wilhelmina, eldest dau. of the
late Charles A. Leslie, Esq., by Ellen, dau. of
Richard Magenis, Esq., of Warringsown, co.
Down ; s. 1838 ; m. 1st 1827 Arthur French,
Esq., 2nd 18— Rev. J. C. AV. Leslie. This
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family is a branch of the house of Rothes, and
settled in Ireland about 1630. — Ballibay House,
CO. Monaghau, Ireland.
Heir, her son Eobert Charles French, Esq.,
1). 1828.
LESLIE, Francis Charles, Esq. (of Ballyward).
Eldest son of the late William Beers, Esq.,
Justice of Peace, Eallyward, co. Down, by Jane,
dau. of the Ven. Charles Leslie, D.D. (Archdeacon
of Eaphoe), of Kincraigie Castle, co. Donegal ;
h. 1796 ; s. his father in 1829, and his uncle in
1850, when he assumed his name ; m. 1837 Theo-
dosia, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Thompson. Is a
Magistrate for co. Down (High Sheriff 1856). —
Eallyward, near Castle wellan, co. Down.
Ileir, his son John, Lieutenant 5th Fusiliers,
I. 1839.
LESLIE, James Edmund, Esq. (of Leslie Hill).
Eldest son of the late James Leslie, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of ■ Cuppage, Esq. ; h. 1800 ; m. 1823
Sarah, dau. of the Right Rev. Bishop Sandford, of
Edinburgh. Educated at Armagh and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Antrim (High Sheriff 1854). — Leslie Hill, near
Ballymoney, co. Antrim.
Heir, his son Edmund Douglas, h. 1828.
LESLIE, "William, Esq. (ofWarthiU).
Eldest son of the late William Leslie, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of the late Rev. Patrick Davidson, D.D.,
of Rayne ; 1). 1814 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1848 Matilda
Rose, 2nd dau. of W. Rose Robinson, Esq., of
Clermiston, Midlothian. Educated at Aberdeen
University (M.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen ; was formerly a
Merchant in China. This family has been esta-
blished at Warthill since 1518. Mr. Leslie is 11th
possessor of Warthill, and 23rd lineal male
descendant of the original founder of the family in
1067. — Warthill, Aberdeenshire ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son William Douglas, h. 1849.
LESLIE - MELVILLE, Hon. Alexander (of
Branston Hall).
Fifth son of the 9th Earl of Leven and Melville ;
J. 1800; in. 1825 Charlotte, dau. of S. Smith,
Esq., of Woodhall Park, Herts. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1821) ; admitted
an Advocate at the Scottish Bar 1826 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cb. Lincoln. — Branston
Hall, near Lincoln.
Heir, bis son Alexander, h. 1829 ; m. 1858
Albinia Frances, 3rd dau. of the 6th Viscount
Midleton.
LESLIE-MELVILLE, Hon. John Thornton.
Second son of the 9th Earl of Leven and Slelville,
and heir-presumptive to that title ; h. 1786 ;
m. 1st 1812 Harriet, dau. of the late S. Thornton,
Esq. (she d. 1832) ; 2iid 1834 Sophia, dau. of the
I late H.Thornton, Esq. Is a Banker in London. —
! Eoehampton, S.W.
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L'ESTRAlNrGE-CAIlLETOlSr, George, Esq. (of
Market Hill).
Second sou of the late Christopher L'Estrange,
Esq., who assumed the surname and arms of
Carleton on the death of his mother in 1830, by
Jane, dau. of Colonel Jackson, of Enniscoe, co.
Mayo ; h. 18— ; s. 1843. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with the L'Estranges of
Norfolk, and from Carleton, of Carleton Hall,
Cumberland, ancestor of Lord Dorchester.- — Market
Hill, Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh ; Kildare-Street
Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W.
LETHBBIDGE, Sir John Hesketh, Bart. (cr.
1804).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas B. Lethbridge,
Bart, (many years M.P. for Somerset and Colonel
2nd Somerset Militia), by his 1st wife Jessy Catha-
rine, sister of the late Sir Thomas D. Hesketh,
Bart., of Rufford Hall; h. 1798 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1st
1817 Harriet Rebecca, only dau. of John Mytton,
Esq., of Halston, co. Salop ; 2nd 1827 Julia, dau.
of the late Sir H. Hoave, Bart. ; 3rd 1855 Anna,
eldest dau. of the late R. Wright, Esq., M.D.,
first Physician to Greenwich Hospital. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Somerset and Dorset ; formerly Lieutenant-Colonel
2nd Somerset Militia. The present Baronet is
19th in direct descent from King Edward I., and
co-heir (together with Sir B. Wrey, Bart., and Sir
C. Knightley, Bart.) to the ancient Barony of
Fitz-Warren, and male representative of the Right
Hon. Sir Walter Buckler, of Causeway, Wey-
mouth, Lord Privy Counsellor to Queen Elizabeth.
This family is of ancient Danish extraction. — Sand-
hill Park, near Taunton, Somerset ; Belvidere,
Weymouth, Dorset ; Long's Hotel, W.
Heir, his son John Periam, h. 1824.
LETHBBIDGE, Ambrose Goddard, Esq. (of
Eastbrooke Hoirse).
Second son of the late Sir T. B. Lethbridge, Bart,
(many years M.P. for Somerset), by his 2nd wife
Anna, dau. of Ambrose Goddard, Esq., of The
Lawn, Swindon, Wilts, and brother of Sir T. H.
Lethbridge, Bart, (whom see) ; h. 1804 ; m. 185G
Fanny, dau. of the late Rev. Francis FoUett.
Educated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. and elected Fellow of All Souls Coll. 1827) ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1831 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset. — East-
brooke House, near Taunton, Somerset ; Conser-
vative Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew Charles, h. 1836.
LEVEN AND MELVILLE (Earl of), David
Leslie-Melville (cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the 7th Earl, by Jane, dau. of J.
Thornton, Esq. ; h. 1785 ; s. 1820 ; m. 1824 Eliza-
beth Anne, dau. of Sir A. Campbell, Bart. Is
a Rear-Admiral retired ; a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Fife ; and a Representative Peer for Scotland.- — •
Melville House, Cupar, co. Fife ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 21, Manchester Square, W.
Heir Pres.,- his brotlier .John Thornton (whom
see under Leslie-Melville).
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
LEVEE, John Orrell, Esq.
Eldest son of James Lever, Esq., Merchant, of
Manchester, a descendant of the late Sir Ashton
Lever ; h. 18'2-1 ; vi. 1847 Elizabeth, dan. of Jona-
than Read Dornin|r,Esq., of Svvinton, co. Lancaster.
Is a IMerchant and Shipowner ; a Director of the
South Wales Eailway Company, and of the Atlantic
Eoyal Mail Steam-Navigation Company (Lever
Line) ; is a Magistrate for co. Galway ; elected
M.P. for Galway Feb. 1859.— Manchester ; 40,
Cannon Street, E.C. ; 60, Eccleston Square,
S.W.
Ilcir, his son Charles Lever, h. 1848.
IjEVESOW-GO^WEB, Hon. Edward Frederick.
Third but 2nd surviving son of the 1st Earl
Granville, and heir-presumptive to that title ;
h. 1819 ; m. 1853 Margaret, dau. of the 2nd Mar-
quis of Northampton (she d. 1858). Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1840, M.A. 1844) ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1845 ; was
M.P. for Derby 1847-8, and for Stoke-on-Trent
1852-7, elected for Bodmin 1859. — Reform and
Brookes' Clubs, S.AV. ; 10, Stratton Street, W.
LEVESOrT-GOWEE., William, Esq. (of Titsey
Park).
Eldest son of the late William Leveson-Gower,
Esq., by Katharine Maria, dau. of Sir John Gres-
ham, Bart., of Titsey Place, Surrey ; h. 1806 ;
s. 1827 ; m. 1834 Emily Josephine, dau. of Sir
Francis Hastings Doyle, Bart. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; was High Sheriff of Surrey
1841. This family is a branch of that of the Duke
of Sutherland, the present representative being the
great-grandson of John, 1st Earl Cower. — Titsey
Park, near Godstone, Surrey ; Travellers' Club,
S.W. ; 33, Brook Street, W.
Heir, his son Granville William Gresham,
I). 1838.
LBVETT, Eicliard Byrd, Esq. (of Milford Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Levett, by
Louisa, dau. of the Rev. Walter Bagot, of Blith-
field, CO. Stafford; h. 1810; s. 184^3; m. 1848
Elizabeth Marj', eldest dau. of John Mirehouse,
Esq., late Common Serjeant of London. Educated
at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1830) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. StafFoj'd,
and Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant 3rd King's
Own Staffordshire Rifles ; was formerly in the
60th Rifles. This family were formerly Lords of
Firle, Sussex, a.d. 1316. William Levett, Page
to King Chaides I., direct ancestor of the present
owner, resided at Savernake and Manton, Wilts. —
Milford Hall, near Stafford ; Army and Navy
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard Walter Byrd, h, 1849.
LEVETT, Captain Theophilus John (of "Wich-
nor Park).
Eldest son of the late John Levett, Esq., by Sophia
Eliza, dau. of Hon. Robert Kennedy, son of the
late Earl of Ailsa ; h. 1829 ; s. 1854 ; in. 1856
Jane Lissey Harriet, 3rd dau. of the 7tli Earl of
Denbigh. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Stafford, and Ijieut. Queen's Own Staffordshire
Yeomanry ; was formerly Captain 1st Life Guards ;
Patron of 2 livings. — Wichnor Park, near Lich-
field, Staffordshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 13, Chcs-
ham Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Theophilus Basil Percy, h, 1856,
LEVINGE, Sir Eichard George Augustus, Bart,
(cr. 1704).
Eldest sou of the late Sir Richard Levinge, Bart.,
by Elizabeth Anne, dau. of the late Lord Ran-
cliffe ; h. 1811 ; s. as 7th Bart. 1848 ; m. 1819
Caroline Jane, dau. of Colonel Rolleston, of Wat-
nail Hall, Notts (she d. 1858). Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Westmeath (High Sheriff
1851), and Lieutenant-Colonel of Westmeath Mi-
litia ; was formerly Captain 5th Dragoon Guards;
has been M.P. for co. Westmeath since 1857. —
Knockdrin Castle, near MuUingar, co. Westmeath ;
30, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Vere Henry, of the
Madras Civil Service, h. 1819.
LEVIISTGE, Charles William, Esq. (ofLevington
Park).
Eldest son of Richard Hugh Levinge, Esq. (a
younger son of Sir Richard Levinge, 4th Bart.), by
Jane, dau. of Thomas Childe, Esq., of Brook-
field, CO. Cork ; b. 1817 ; m. 1842 Anne,
dau. of Robert Barlow, Esq., of Annebrook.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1839,
M.A. 1844) ; is a Magistrate for cos. Westmeath
and Longford. This family is of Saxon origin, an
Archbishop of the name having crowned Canute,
A.D. 1017. — Levington Park, near Mullingar, co.
Westmeath.
Heir, his son Richard William Chaworth, h. 1843.
LEVINGE, Captain Eichard Hugh (of Leving-
ton Park).
Son of the late Sir Richard Levinge, 4th Bart., of
Levington Park, co. Westmeath, by Mary, natural
dau. of Sir Henry Tuite, 6th Bart., of Sonna ; h.
1774 ; s. to Levington 1786 ; m. 1797 Jane, dau. of
Thomas Child, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. West-
meath, appointed Deputy-Governor of co. West-
meath in 1809 ; was formerly a Captain in the
Westmeath Regiment of Militia. — Levington Park,
near Mullingar, co. Westmeath.
Heir, his son Charles William, h. 1817; m. 1842
Annie, dau. of Robert Barlow, Esq.
LEWES, William Price, Esq. (of Llysnewrydd).
Eldest son of the late William Lewes, Esq., by
Williama Eliza Anne, dau. of William Lewis, Esq.,
of Llanayron, co. Cardigan ; h. 1813; s. 1849; m.
1837-Anna, dau. of James Beatty, Esq., M.D. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carmarthen
(High Sheriff 1859), and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Cardigan ; was formerly Lieutenant
96th regiment. — Llysnewydd, near Carmarthen.
Heir, his son William Price Llewellyn, h, 1838.
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LEWIW, Frederic Thomas, Ssq. (of Cloghans
House).
Son of Thomas Lewin, Esq., by Anna, dau. of
Westropp Eoss-Lewin, Esq., of Cornfield, co. Clare,
and gr.and-dau. of Harrison lioss-Lewin, Esq., of
Fortfergus ; h. 1828. Is a Magistrate for co.
Mayo. — Cloghans House, near Foxhall, co. Mayo.
LEWIW.
(See Ross-Lewin.)
LEWIS, Eight Hon. Sir George Cornewall,
Bart. (cr. 1846).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir T. F. Lewis,
Bart., M.P., by his 1st wife Harriet, 4th dau. of
Sir George Cornewall, Bart. ; h. 1806; s. 1855;
m. 1844 Maria Theresa, dau. of Hon. Geo. Villiers,
and widow of T. H. Lister, Esq. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831) ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1831 ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Radnor ; was
a Poor-Law Commissioner 1839-47, Secretary of
the Board of Control 1847-8, Under-iSecretary for
the Home Department 1848-50, Secretary of the
Treasury 1850-2, Chancellor of Exchequer 1855 ;
appointed Secretary of State for the Home Depart-
ment 1859 ; was M.P. for Herefordshire 1847-52 ;
has been M.P. for Radnor since 1855 ; wasformeily
Editor of the "Edinburgh Review," and is author
of several political and Historical Works. — Harp-
ton Court, near Radnor, South Wales ; Athenasum
and Ti-avellers' Clubs, S.W. ; Kent House, Knights-
bridge, S.W.
Heir Pres,, his brother Gilbert Frankland (whom
see).
LEWIS, Charles Bassett, Esq. (of G^vinfe).
Eldest son of the late Lewis Lev/is, Esq. (of
Gwinfe), by Sarah Simmons, dau. of William Col-
borne, Esq., of Clifton, co. Gloucester ; h. 1831 ;
s. 1859. Educated at Jesus Coll., Oxford ; ap-
pointed Ensign 44th foot 1856 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Carmarthen. — Gwinfe, near Glangadock, co.
Carmarthen.
Heir Pres., his brother Lewis, Lieutenant R.N.,
h. 1834.
LEWIS, Charles Edward, Esq. (of St, Pierre).
Eldest son of the Rev. Francis Lewis, by Mary, dau.
of the Rev. Edward Lewis, of Portskewet ; b. 1830 ;
m, 1858 Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of James Staunton
Lambert, Esq., of Waterdale House (whom see).
Educated at Rugby. This family is a branch of
that of Morgan, Lord St. Clare and Ti-edegar. — St.
Pierre, near Chepstow, Monmouthshire,
LEWIS, David, Esq. (of Stradey),
Only surviving son of the late Thomas Lewis, Esq.,
by Catherine, dau. of AVilliam Lloyd, Esq., of
Laques, co. Carmarthen ; b. 18— ; in. 1836 Lastitia,
youngest dau, of the late Benjamin Way, Esq., of
Denhara Place, Bucks. Educated at Eton and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1818); called to
the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1822 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Carmarthen, and a Director of
the S. Wales, Vale of Neath, and Llanelly and
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Llandilo Railways ; was M.P. for Carmarthen
1835-7. — Stradey, near Llanelly, co. Carmarthen ;
Carlton and University Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his only son Charles William Mansel, h,
1845, ■
LEWIS, Rev. Edward (of Glyn Pedj:),
Eldest son of the late Rev, Edward Lewis, Rector
of Newtown, co. Montgomery, Prebendary of St.
Asaph, by Charlotte, youngest dau. of Henry
Wynne, Esq., of Dolartheru, co. Montgomery ; b.
1800 ; m. 1835 Charlotte Auriol, dau. of the late
Rev. E. A. Hay Drummond, D.D., Prebendary of
York and Southwell, &c., son of the late Arch-
bishop Drummond, of York, and brother ot the late
Earl of Kinnoull. Educated at Shrewsbury School ;
appointed Rector of Llanbedr with Partistow 1832 ;
is a Magistrate for Brecon. The Wynne property
of Dolarthern was made extra-parochial by favour
of King Charles II., who was received there in his
flight after the battle of Worcester. — Glyn Pedr,
near Crickhowell, Brecknockshire.
LEWIS, Rev, Gilbert Frankland.
Second son of the late Right Hon. Sir T. Frankland
Lewis, Bart., M.P., by Harriet, dau. of the late Sir
George Cornewall, Bart., of Moccas Court ; b. 1808 ;
m. 1843 Jane, eldest dau. of Sir Edmund Antrobus,
Bart. Educated at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate for co. Hereford ; Rector of
Monnington-on-Wye, and a Canon of Worcester. —
Monnington-on-Wye, near Hereford.
Heir, his son Herbert Edmund Frankland, b.
1846,
LEWIS, Henry, Esq. (of Green Meadow),
Eldest son of the late Henry Lewis, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of George Emerson, Esq. ; b. 1815 ; s. 1838 ;
m. 1st 1844 Anne, dau. of Walter Morgan, Esq., of
Merthyr (she d. 1857) ; 2nd 1858 Sophia, dau. of
the late Colonel Gwynne, of Glanbrane. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan (High
Sheriff 1858).— Green Meadow, near Cardiff, Gla-
morganshire.
Heir, his son Henry, b. 1847.
LEWIS, John Harvey, Esq, (of KilcuUen),
Eldest son of the late William Lewis, Esq., of Har-
lech, CO. Dublin, by Dora, dau. of John Cassidy,
Esq., of Monastervan, co. Kildare ; b. 1814; s.
1850 ; m. 1840 Emily Owen, only child of the late
George Ball, Esq., of Richmond HiU, Surrey (she
d. 1850). Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1835, M.A. 1838) ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex ;
was High Sheriff of co. Kildare 1857. — Kilcullen,
CO. Kildare ; 24, Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother William, b. 1818; m. 1845
Jane, dau. of M. Hackett, Esq., of Parsonstown.
LEWIS, John Lennox Grifllth Poyer, Esq. (of
Henllan).*
Eldest son of the late John Lewis, Esq., by Eliza,
dau. of the late Charles Callen, Esq., of Grove, co.
* For the past history of this family see Lewis of Henllan
in Llandur Belfry, in the " Book of Golden Grove."
Lew]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Pembroke ; h. 1S19 ; s. lS3i ; m. 1857 Katherine,
youngest dau. of Daniel Poyer Callen, Esq., of
IMolleston. Educated at Proomsgrove and St.
John's Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1S4S ; is a ]\Iagistrate for co. Carmar-
then, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Pembroke. — Henllan, near Narbertli, Pembroke-
shire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir Pre.?., his brother Eichard, in Holy Orders,
Pector of Lampeter Belfry; b. 1820 ; m. 1848 Geor-
giana, dau. of Captain Lewis.
LE"WIS, 'Wmiam "Wyndham, Esq, (of The
Heatti, and Wewlioii-se).
Second son of the late Henry Lewis, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of George Emerson, Esq. ; b. 1827 ; s. to the
estates of his unclej the late Rev. W. P. Lewis,
1849 ; m. 1851 Annie, dau. of George Overton,
Esq., of Llanthetty Hall, co. Brecon. Educated at
Worcester Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Glamorgan (High Sheriff 1855).
This family has been resident in Glamorganshire
since the 12th century. — The Heath, and Newhouse,
near Cardiff, Glamorganshire.
Heiress, his dau. Annie Mary Price.
IjE"WIS-LIiOYD, Thomas, Esq. (of Nantgwillt).
Eldest son of the late John Lewis, Esq., by Eliza-
beth i^.Iary, dau. of Thomas Lewis Lloyd, Esq., of
Nantgwillt ; b. 1799; m. 1825 Anna Elizabeth,
dau. of Evan Davies, Esq., of Treforgan, co. Car-
digan. Educated at Pugby ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Paduor and Cai'digan, and
•was High Sheriff of co. Cardigan 1822 ; assumed
by Royal license, in 1824, the surname of Lloyd in
addition to that of Lewis. — Nantgwillt, near
Rhayader, Wales.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1836.
LE'WTHWAITE, John, Esq. (of Broad Gate),
Eldest son of the late William Lewthwaite, Esq., by
Eleanor, dau. of Thomas Cragg, Esq., of Loscales;
b. 1792 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1820 Anne, dau. of William
Kirkbank, Esq., of Bankside. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland. — Broad Gate, near
Broughtou-in-Furness, Cumberland.
Heir, his sou William, b. 1826.
LEYCESTEK, Henry Hanmer, Esq. (ofWTiite
Place).
Fifth son of the late George Hanmer Leycester,
Esq., by C'barlotte Jemima, dau. of Hans Wintrop
Mortimer, Esq., M.P., of Caldwell Hall, co. Derby ;
b. 1808 ; s. 1855 ; vi. 1852 Clara PrisciUa, dau. of
John Francis Norris, Esq. Educated at Reading
School. This family is a younger branch of the
Leycesters or Leicesters of Toft and Tabley, co.
Chester. — ~\Miite Place, near Maidenhead, Berks.
Heir, his son Arthur Hanmer, b. 1853.
LEYCESTER, Eafe Oswald, Esq. (of Toft HaU).
Eldest son of the late Ralph Gerard Leycester,
Esq., of Toft Hall, by Emily Elizabeth, dau. of
C. Tyrvvhitt Jones, Esq. ; b. 1844 ; s, 1851. Edu-
cated at Eton. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with Lord De Tabley. — Toft
Hall, near Knutsford, Cheshire ; 101, Eaton Place,
S.W,
LICHFIELD (Bishop of), Eight Eev. John
Lonsdale, D.D.
Son of the late Rev. J. Lonsdale, Vicar of Dar-
field; h. 1788; m. 1815 Sophia, dau. of the late
John Bolland, Esq., M.P. Educated at Eton and
King's Coll., Cambridge; gi'aduated B. A. 1811,
having gained the Latin Ode in 1807 and 1809, and
the Battie University Scholarship ; appointed Chris-
tian Advocate at Cambridge 1821, Prebendary of
St. Paul's 1831, Principal of King's Coll., Lon-
don, 1839, Rector of Southfleet 1839, Archdeacon
of jNIiddlesex 1842 ; was many years Preacher at
Lincoln's Inn ; consecrated 1843 ; Patron 90 livings,
partly alternate. — The Castle, Eccleshall, Stafford-
shire ; Athenfeum Club, S.W.
LICHFIELD (Earl of), Thomas George Anson
(cr. 1832),
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Louisa Katharine,
dau. of the late N. Philips, Esq., of Slebeck Hall,
CO. Pembroke ; b. 1822 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1855 Harriet
Georgiana, dau. of the 2nd Marquis of Abercorn,
K.G. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and Cap-
tain Staffordshire Yeomanry ; Patron of 4 livings ;
was M.P, for Lichfield 1847-54. — Shugborough,
near Stafford ; 33, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Anson, b. 1856,
LIDDELL, Hon. Adolphus Frederick Octaviu.s,
Eighth son of 1st Lord Ravensworth ; b. 1818 ;
m. 1848 Frederica Elizabeth, dau. of G. L. Fox,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1838) ; called to the Bar at Inner Temple
1843 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Dur-
ham.— Park Cottage, East Sheen, S.W. ; Twisdeu
Buildings, Temple, E.C,
LIDDELL, Hon. George Augustus Frederick,
Sixth son of 1st Lord Ravensworth ; b. 1812; m.
1842 Cecil Ehzabeth, dau. of Hon. and Rev. Dr.
Wellesley. Educated at Eton ; entered the Scots
Fusilier Guards 1828 ; became Lieutenant-Colonel
1846, Colonel 1854 ; was Comptroller of House-
hold, and Equerry to H.R.H. the late Duchess of
Gloucester ; is Dep. Ranger of Richmond Park,
and a Groom in Waiting to the Queen, — 49, Cado-
gan Place, S.W,
LIDDELL, Hon. and Rev, Robert,
Fifth son of the 1st Lord Ravensworth ; b. 1808;
m. 1836 Emily, dau. of the Hon. and Rev. Dr.
Wellesley. Educated at the Charterhouse and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832), and was
afterwards Fellow of All Souls Coll. ; appointed
Vicar of Barking 1836, Incinubent of St. Paul's,
Knightsbridge, 1851. — 36, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
LIDDELL, Hon, H, G.
(^See under JRccvemworth.)
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LID DELL, Sir John, Knt., C.B., F.R.S. (cr.
1848).
Represents a branch of the Border family of LiJ-
dell ; h. 1794 ; m. 1S37 Fanny, dau. of R. S. Sconce,
Esq.; graduated M.D. at Edinburgh. Is Director-
General of Medical Department of the Navy ; was
formerly Inspector of Royal Hospitals at Malta,
Haslar, and Greenwich. — United Service Club,
S.W. ; 72, Chester Square, S.W. ; The Admiralty,
S.W, ; Somerset House, W.C.
LIDDELL, Rev. Henry George.
Younger son of the late Sir Henry George Liddell,
Bart., of Ravensworth Castle, co. Durham, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Steele, Esq., of Hamp-
net, Sussex, and brother of the 1st Lord Ravens-
worth; 6.1787; m. 1809 Charlotte, dau. of the
Hon. Thomas Lyon, of Hetton House, co. Dui'hara.
Educated at Westminster and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812); ordained Deacon
1810, Priest 1811 ; is a Magistrate for Durham,
and Rector of Easington, co. Durham. — Easington,
Ferry Hill, near Sunderland.
Heir, his son Henry George, Dean of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; h. 1812 ; m. 1849 Lorina, dau. of — Reeve,
Esq., of Lowestoft, Suffolk.
LIDWILL, Frederick, Esq. (of Dromard).
Only surviving son of the late George Lidwill,
Esq., by Eleanor, dau. of Morgan Kavanagh,
Esq., of Borriss Castle, co. Carlow ; h. 1800 ; s.
1826 ; m. 182G Christiana, dau. of the late William
Hutchinson, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin ; is a Magistrate for co. Tij^perary and for
Queen's co. — Dromard, near Templemore, co, Tip-
perary.
Ifeir, his .son George, Captain in the Army, b.
1828.
LIFFORD (Viscount), James Hewitt (cr. 1781).
Eldest son of the 3rd Viscount, by Mary Ann, 8th
dau. of 1st Viscount Ha warden ; b. 1811 ; s. 1855 ;
m. l.st 1835 Mary, eldest dau. of 2nd Earl of Gos-
ford (she d. 1850) ; 2nd 1851 Lydia Lucy, eldest
dau. of Rev. J. D. Wingfield Digby, Rector of
Coleshill, CO. Warwick, and widow of C. P. Coote,
Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1833) ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for cos. Warwick and Donegal ;
elected a Representative Peer for Ireland 1855.
— Meenglas, near Stranorlar, co. Donegal ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son James Wilfrid, Lieutenant 3rd
foot, i. 1837.
LIFFORD, Dowager Viscountess.
Mary Anne, Sth dau. of the 1st Viscount Hawarden ;
m. 1809 James, 3rd Viscount LiiFord, who d. 1855.
— Yarborough Villa, Ryde, Isle of Wight.
LIGHT, Sir Henry, K.C.B. (cr. 1848).
Son of the late Captain Light, of the E. I. Co.'s
Naval Service, by a dau. of the King of Quebah,
and nephew and ward of John Anstey, Esq., of
Marlborough Buildings, Bath ; b. 1783 ; m. 1819
Charlotte, dau, of Richard Parry, Esq., of Warfield,
385
Berks. Educated at Rugby ; was Governor and
Commander-in-Chief of British Guiana 1848-55. —
Berkeley Lodge, Cheltenham.
LIGHTON", Rev. Sir Christopher Robert, Bart.
(cr. 1791).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Rev.
Sir J. Lighten, Bart., by Mary Hamilton, dau. of
C. R. Pemberton,Esq., M.D., of London ; b. 1819 ;
s. his brother 1844 ; m. 1843 Mary Anne Elizabeth,
dau. of the Rev. D. J. S. Ram, of Brookvilles, co.
Cork. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1843) ; appointed Vicar of Ellastone 1848.—
Ellastone Vicarage, near Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
Ileii; his son Christopher Robert, b. 1848.
LILFORD (Lord), Thomas Atherton Powis (cr.
1797).
Eldest son of the 2ud Lord, by Henrietta, dau. of
R. V. Atherton, Esq. ; b. 1801 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1830
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the 3rd Lord Holland.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Northampton ; formerly a Lord in
Waiting. Patronage 9 livings. — Lilford Park, near
Oundle, Northamptonshire ; Holland House, Ken-
sington, W. ; 10, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Thomas Littelton, b. 1833 ; m. 1859
Emma Elizabeth, dau. of R. ^V. Brandling, Esq.;
educated at Harrow and C^h. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1855) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton, and
Lieutenant Northampton Militia.
LILLIE, Sir John Scott, Knt., C.B. (cr. 1817).
Eldest son of the late Philip Lillie, Esq., of co.
Roscommon ; b. 1790 ; m. 1820 Louisa, dau. of
Captain Sutherland ; is a Lieutenant-Colonel in the
Army (retired) and a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ;
served under the late Lord Hardinge through the
Peninsular war, in which he conmianded a battalion
of the 4th Division. — Reform and Union Clubs,
S.W. ; 8, Albert Terrace, Knightsbridge, S.W.
LILLINGSTOInT, Alfred, Esq. (of The Lodge,
Southwold).
Third son of the late Abraham Spooner Lillingston,
Esq., by Elizabeth Mary Agnes, only child of Luke
Lillingston, of Ferriby Grange, co. York ; b. 1805 ;
m. 1832 Anne Maria, 2nd dau. of John Tharp,
Esq., of Chippenham Park, co. Cambridge (she
d. 1854) ; 2nd 1857 Mary CJrey, dau. of Captain
Monck Mason, R.N. Educated at Emmanuel
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Suffolk.
This family was formerly of Elmdon Hall, co. War-
wick.— The Lodge, Southwold, near "WangfoKl,
Suffolk ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Alfred Gordon, b. 1857.
LILLINGSTOIST, Frederick George Innes, Esq.
(of Balmacara).
Only son of the late Lsaac William Lillingston,
Esq. (who was eldest son of the late Abraham
Spooner, Esq., of Elmdon, co. Warwick, by Eliza-
beth Mary Agnes Lillingston, of Ferriby Grange,
CO. York, whose name he assumed), Ijy Katharine
Innes Lindsay, only child of Hugh Lindsay, Esq..
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Lini]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
and niece and heir of Sir Iliigli Innes, Bart., of
Lochalsh ; h. 1849; s. 1850. —Balmacara House,
near Lochalsh, N.B.
Heirs Prcs., his sisters Charlotte Lydia Agnea
and Katharine Zillah Graham.
LIMERICK, AKDFERT, AND AGHADOE
(Bishop of), Henry Griflan, M.A.
Son of the late John Griffin, Esq., Registrar of
Deeds in Ireland ; h. 1786 ; «i. 1813 Jane Eyre,
dau. of E. Lysaght, Esq. (she cl. 1841) ; became
Fellow of Trinity Coll., Dublin, 1811, Rector of
Clonfeacle 1829, Chaplain to the Lord-Lieutenant
of Ireland 1853 ; consecrated 1854. Patronage
49 livings. — The Palace, Limerick; 92, Jerniyn
Street, S.W.
LIMERICK (Earl of), William Henry Tenison
Pery (cr. 1803).
Second son of the late Lord Glentworth, by Anna-
bella, dau. of T. Edwards, Esq. ; h. 1812 ; s. his
grandfather as 2nd Earl 1844 ; m. 1st 1838 Susannah,
dau. of the late "William SheafFe, Esq. (she d. 1841) ;
2nd 1842 Margaret Jane, only dau. of Major
Nicholas Horsley ; sits in the House of Lords
as Lord Foxford, U.K. {cr. 1815). Patronage 2
livings. — Shelboiirne, near Limerick ; 79, Chester
Square, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Lord Glentworth, h. 1840..
LINCOLN (Bishop of), John Jackson, D.D.
Son of the late Henry Jackson, Esq., by Lucy,
dau. of R. Chipchase, Esii. ; h. 1811 ; m. 1838
Mary, dau. of H. Browell, Esq. Educated at
Reading and Pembroke Coll., Oxford ; graduated
B.A. 1833 as first class in Classics ; gained the
Theological Prize 1834 ; appointed Head Master
of Islington School 1836, Rector of St. James's,
Piccadilly, 1846, Chaplain to the Queen 1847, and
Canon of Bristol 1852 ; consecrated 1853. Patron
of 63 livings. — Riseholme Palace, near Lincoln.
LINCOLN, Earl of.
(See under Neiucastle.)
LIND, James Player, Esq., M.D. (of Ryde).
Only son of the late John Lind, Esq., M.D., by
Elizabeth Lydia, dau. of Wm. Player, Esq., of
Colisfield, Hants; h. 179- ; w. 1822 Mary Ann,
dau. of Wm. Reeks, Esq., of Portsmouth. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Wadhani Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1813, M.A. 1816, M.D. 1819); is a Magis-
trate for Hants. — Costorphine Lodge, Ryde, Isle
M' Wight.
LINDESAY, Frederick, Esq. (of Loughry).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Robert
Lindesay, E«q., of Loughry (who was High Sheriff of
CO. Tyrone 1788, and Chairman of co. Tyrone 1800-
29), by Jane, eldest dau. and co-heir of the late
Thomas Mauleverer, Esq., of Arnclifte Hall, co.
York (a family which came over with the Con-
queror) ; h. 1792; s. his nephew John Lindesay,
Esq., Dep. Lieut, and Justice of Peace, 1848 ;
m. 1st 1823 Agnes Cornish, dau. and co-heir of Sir
Edwin Bayntum Sandys, Bart., of Miserden Park,
CO. Gloucester, and Chadlington Hall, Oxon ;
2nd 1856 Charlotte, dau. of H. C. B. Mac-Mur-
rough Murphy, Esq., late of Hume Street, Dublin.
Educated at Armagh and Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1813, M.A. 1833) ; called to the Irish Bar
1817 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co,
Tyrone (High Sheriff 1859), and Captain Com-
mandant of the Loughry Corps of Yeomanry In-
fantry, a corps originally raised by his father. This
family are descended from the Lords Lindesay,
of the Byres, co. Haddington (ancestors of the
Earls of Crawford and Lindesay), and, as such,
Mr. Lindesay claims the Barony of Lindesay of
Byres, and the Earldom of Lindesay, cr. 1633. —
Loughry, near Dungannon, CO. Tyrone; Sackville-
Street Club, Dublin ; 67, Mountjoy Square, Dublin.
Ilciv, his son Robert Sandys, h. 182- ; late
Ensign 30th foot, now Captain Royal Tyrone
Fusiliers,
LINDESAY, Walter, Esq. (of GreenviUe).
Only son of the late Robert Lindesay, Esq., by
Georgin.a, dau. of the Very Rev. J. Brocas, Dean
of Killala; 6.1808 ; m. 1838 Harriet Cole, 2nd dau.
of William Cornish, Esq., Justice of Peace and
Dep. Lieut., of Marazion, Cornwall. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1829) ; called to the
Irish Bar 1838 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Wicklow
and Dublin. This family are descended from the
ancient house of Lord Lindesay of the Byres,
Scotland, progenitors of the Earl of Lindesay and
Crawford : they have been settled since the reign
of James I. at Loughry and Cahoo, co. Tyrone
(see Lindesay of Loughry). — Greenville, near
Dublin ; Glenview, near Bray, co, Wicklow ;
University Club, Dublin.
Heir, bis son Walter Brocas, h. 1848.
LINDOW, Henry William, Esq. (of Gawcomb).
Eldest son of the late Henry Lindow Rawlinson,
Esq. (who assumed the name of Lindow on succeed-
ing to the property of liis uncle William), by Char-
lotte Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Thomas Barnard, of
Withersfield, Suffolk ; h. 1824 ; s. 1848. Educated
at Rugby and Oriel Coll., Oxford ; appointed
C'ornet 17th Lancers 1844 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Gloucester. This family is a branch of the Raw-
linsons, descended from John Rawlinson, of the
Greenhed, Calton, temp. Henry VII. In 1792
Henr}' Lindow Rawlinson succeeded to and took
the name of his uncle, William Lindow. — Gaw-
comb, near Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire ;
Army and Navy Club, S.W. ; 37, Bedford Place,
W.C.
LINDSAY, Lord.
Alexander William Crawford Lindsay, eldest son
of 24tliEarl of Crawford andBalcarres (whom see) ;
I. 1812 ; m. 1846 M.argaret, dau. of late General
J. Lindsay. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1833); author of "History of
C'hristian Art ;" " Lives of the Lindsays ;" "Let-
ters on Egypt and the Holy Land ;" " lieport of
Claim to the Dukedom of Montrose," &c. • —
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[Lin
Duneclit House, near Aberdeen ; Haigh Hall,
near Wigan, Lancashire ; 21, Berkeley Square,
W,
Jleh; bis son James Ludovic, h. 1847.
LINDSAY, Hon. Charles Hugh.
Third son of the 24th Earl of Crawford ; 5. 1816 ;
m. 1851 Emilia Anne, dau. of Hon. and Very
Kev. H. M. Browne ; a]ipointed Ensign 43rd
Light Infantry 1835, exchanged to Grenadier
Guards, Lieutenant and Captain, 1844, Lieutenant-
Colonel 1854; was formerly A. D.C. to the Com-
mander of the Forces in Ireland ; was also Private
Secretary to the Earl of Eglinton when Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland. — Haigh Hall, near Wigan,
Lancashire ; 49, Rutland Gate, S,W.
LINDSAY, Hon. Colonel James.
Second son of the 24th Earl of Crawford, bylMaria
Margaret, dau. of 1st Lord Muncaster ; h. 1815 ;
m. 1845 Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of 3rd Earl of Mex-
borough. Educated at Eton ; entered the Army
1833, became Lieutenant-Colonel Grenadier Guards
185-, a Colonel in the Army 1858; was M.P. for
Wigan 1845-57, re-elected 1859.— Haigh Hall, near
Wigan, Lancashire ; Guards' and Travellers' Clubs,
S.W. ; 25, Port man Square, W.
LINDSAY, Sir Coutts, Bart. (cr. 1626).
Eldest son of Lieutenant-Colonel James Lind-
say, by Anne, dau. of late Sir Coutts Trotter,
l.st Bart. ; h. 1824 ; s. 183/ his grandfather as
2nd Bart. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife, and a
Lieutenaat-Colonel in the Army ; formerly Cap-
tain Grenadier Guards. This Baronetcy was con-
ferred on the late Coutts Trotter, Esq., with
remainder to his daughter's children by Hon.
Colonel Lindsay, sou of the late Earl of Balcarres,
— 11, Grosvenor Square, \V.
Heir Pres., his brother Robert James (see
Loyd- Lindsay).
LINDSAY.
(See Loyd- Lindsay.'
LINDSAY, George Hayward, Esq. (of Glas-
nevin).
Fourth son of the late Hon. and Eight Rev. Dr. C.
Lindsay, Bishop of Kildare (son of 5th Earl of Bal-
carres), by his 2nd wife Katherine, dau. of E. G.
Coussmaker, Esq. ; h. 1799 ; m. 1828 Mary Cathe-
rine, eldest sister of the Earl of Arran, K.P. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Dublin ; was formerly a Captain in the Army ;
appointed to the Scots Greys 1818, A. D.C. to Sir
Colquhoun Grant 1819, A.D.C. to Sir David Baird
1820, A.D.C. to Marquis Wellesley, Lord-Lieute-
nant of Ireland, 1822. — Glasnevin House, near
Dublin ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henj-y Gore, Captain Rifle Bri-
gade, a Dep. Lieut, for co. Brecknock, and Cap-
tain Brecknock Volunteer Rifles ; h. 1830 ; m. 1856
, Ellen Sarah, 4th dau. of Lord Tredegar.
387
LINDSAY, "William Schaw, Esq. (of Shepper-
ton Manor).
Third son of the late Joseph Lindsay, Esq., of Ayr,
by Mary, dau. of Peter Belch, Esq., Banker, of
Stirling, N.B. ; h. 1816 ; m. 1843 Helen, dau. of
James Stewart, Esq., of Glasgow. Educated at the
Ayr Academy ; is a Merchant in the City, a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, and M. P. for
Sunderland; was M.P. for Tynemouth 1854-9;
formerly in the Merchant Service. — The Manor
House, Shepperton, Middlesex ; Reform Clul),
S.W._; City Club, E.G. ; 8, Austin Friars, E.G.
Heir, his son William Stewart, h. 1849.
LINDSAY -CARNEGIE, Wniiani Fullarton,
Esq. (of Kinblethmont).
Second son of the late James Lindsay-Carnegie,
Esq., of Boysack, co. Forfar, by Elizabeth, dau. of
James Strachan, Esq., of Lower Tooting, Surrey ;
h. 1788 ; s. 1815 ; m. 1821 Jane Christian, dau. of
the Earl of Northesk. Educated at Woolwich ;
appointed Lieutenant R.A. 1803 (now on half-pay) ;
is Vice-Lieutenant of co. Forfar, and Hereditary
Fowler to the Sovereigns of Scotland. This family
is descended from the 11th Earl of Crawford. —
Kimblethraont, near Arbroath, Forfarshire, N.B. ;
New Club, Edinburgh ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Alexander, Lieutenant
Bengal Engineers, h. 1836.
LINDSEY (Earl of), George Augustus Frederick
Albemarle Bertie (cr. 1626).
Eldest son of the 9th Earl, by his 2nd wife Char-
lotte Susannah, dau. of the late Very Rev. C. P.
Layard, Dean of Bristol; h. 1814 ; s. 1818. Is a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln ; Patron of 2 livings.
Is descended from a common ancestor with the
Earl of Abingdon. This title for several genera-
tions was merged in the superior title of the Duke of
Ancaster (ea'i. 1809). — Uppington House, Stamford.
Heir Pres., his brother Montagu Peregrine, h.
1815; in. 1854 Felicia Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. J.
E. Welby ; educated at Eton ; entered the Army as
Ensign and Lieutenant Grenadier Guards 1832 ;
became Lieutenant and Captain 1839 ; retired
1842 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lincoln.
LINDSEY, Thomas Spencer, Esq. (of Holly-
mount).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Lindsay, Esq., by
Margaret Eleanor, dau. of the 1st Earl of Lucan ;
h. 1790 ; m. 1818 Margaret Hester, only dau. of
the late Richard A. Oswald, Esq., of Auchincruive,
CO. Ayr (she d. 1855). Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for co. Mayo (High
Sheriff 1822). — Hollymount House, co. Mayo.
Heir, his son Thomas Spencer, a Dep, Lieut, for
CO. Mayo, i. 1828.
LINGEN, Hem-y, Esq. (of Penlanolen).
Second son of the late Wm. Lingen, Esq., formerly
of Burghill Lodge, co. Hereford, by Anne, dau. of
John Barrett, Esq., of Hollins Hill; h. 1803; m.
1837 Priscilla, dau. of Joseph Jones, Es(|., of
2 c 2
Lin]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Aberystwith. Called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1838 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Eadnor. This family is a collateral branch of
the family of Sir Henry Lingen, formerly of Stoke-
Edith, CO. Hereford.— Penlanolen, near Ehyader,
Radnorshire,
Heir, his son Henry Jones, h. 1839.
LIN SKILL, ■William, Esq. (of Morwick HaU).
Eldest son of the late William Linskill, Esq., of
Tynemouth Lodge, by Elizabeth Mary, dau. of
K. W. Grey, Esq., of Buck worth, Northumber-
land ; h. 1807 ; s. 1845 ; w. 1853 Frances Arthur
Charlotte, 2nd dau. of the 10th Viscount Valentia.
Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Northumberland, and was formerly in
the Army. — Morwick Hall, near Acklington,
Northumberland ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son William Thomas, h, 1855.
LINZEE, Rev. Edward Hood.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Edward Linzee, Rector
of West Tilbury, Essex, by Caroline, dau. of Joseph
Warner, Esq., of Hornsey, Middlesex, and brother
of R. G. Linzee, Esq., of Jermyns (whom see) ;
h. 1815 ; m. 1851 Caroline, dau. of Rev. John
Atkinson, of Peldon, Essex. Educated at Uugby
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A, 1839) ; is Incumbent of
Bracknell. — Forest Lodge, near Bracknell, Berks.
LINZEE, Robert George, Esq. (of Jermyns).
Younger son of the late Rev. Edward Linzee,
Rector of West Tilbury, Essex, by Caroline, dau.
of Joseph Warner, Esq., of Hornsey, Middlesex ;
h. 1820 ; m. 1819 Maria Frederica, 2nd dau. of the
late Alexander Gordon, Esq., of Cluny, co. Aber-
deen. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1843); is a Magistrate for Hants. Hisgrand-
father, Robert Linzee, was an Admiral of the
White ; his sister married the 1st Viscount Hood,
and was created a Baroness in her own right. —
Jermyns, near Romsey, Hants.
Heir, his son Edward Gordon, Ij. 1853.
LISBURNE (4tli Earl of), Ernest Augustiis
Vaughan (or. 1776).
Eldest son of 3rd Earl, by Lucy, dau. of 2nd
Viscount Courtenay {cxt.): b. 1800; s. 1831; m.
lstlS35 Mary, dau. of the late Sir L. Balk, Bart. ;
2nd 1853 Harriet Elizabeth, dau. of the late Colonel
Henry Hugh Mitchell. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for eo. Cardigan (High Sheriff 1851) ; was
M.P. for CO. Cardigan ] 854-9. Patronage 7 livings.
— Crosswood, near Aberystwith, Cardiganshire ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 63, St. James's Street.
Heir, his son Lord Vaughan, h. 1836 ; m. 1858
Gertrude, 3rd dau. of Edwin Burnaby, Esq., of
Baggrave Hall, co. Leicester.
LISLE (Lord), George Lysaght (or. 1758).
Second son of tlie 2nd Lord, by IMarianne, dau. of
G. Connor, Esq., of Ballybricken, co. Cork ; h.
1783; .s. 1834 ; m. 1st 1810 Elizabeth, dau. of
Samuel Enight, Esq. (slie <h 1815) ; 2nd 1816
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Jolin Davy Foulkes,
Esq. (sher?. 1825) ; 3rd 1836 Elizabeth, dau. of J.
Church, Esq. (she d. 1855).— Kenton, near Exeter.
Heir, his son John Arthur, Lieutenant S. Devon
Militia; h. 1811 ; vi. 1837 Henrietta Jane, dau. of
the late John Church, Esq.
LISMORE (Viscount), George Ponsoby O'Cal-
laghan (cr. 1806).
Eklest surviving son of the 1st Viscount, by
Eleanor, dau. of 17th Earl of Ormonde ; h. 1815 ;
s. 1857 ; m. 1839 Mary, dau. of J. G. Norbury,
Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; sits in the
House of Peers as Lord Lismore, L^.K. {cr. 1838) ;
is Lord-Lieutenant of co. Tipperary ; formerly
Lieutenant 17th Light Dragoons. — Shanbally, near
Clogheen, co. Tipperary ; Travellers' Club, S.W. ;
3, Lowndes Street, S.W.
Heir, his son (Terald, h. 1846.
LISTER, John Samuel, Esq. (of Saleby Grange).
Second surviving son of the late M. B. Lister,
Esq., of Burwell Park, by Sophia, dau. of —
Bolton, Esq. ; h. 1812 ; m. 1842 Elizabeth, eldest
dau. of William Wilcock, Esq. Educated at Corpus
Cljristi Coll, Cambridge (B.A. 1835) ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Lincoln. This family is a branch of
the ancient family of Lister, a younger branch of
wliich is represented by Lord Ribblesdale, and it
lays claim to the dormant barony of Kyme. — Saleby
Grange, near Alford, Lincolnshire.
//(/)•, his son Matthew William, h. 1845.
LISTER, Robert Cornelius, Esq. (of Ousefleet
Grange).
Second son of James Lister, Esq., by Alice, dau. of
Robert Spoftbrth, Esq., of Howden, co. York ; 7*.
1818 ; m. 1842 Elizabeth Cornwell, dau. of Jarvis
Empson, Esq., of Goole Hall, co. York. Edu-
cated at Shrewsbury ; is a Magistrate for the West
Biding of Yorkshire. This family were formerly
called Stovcn, and changed their name to Lister on
accession to their present property. — Ousefleet
Grange, near Goole, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son James Empson, h. 1851.
LISTER, Samuel, Esq. (of Manningh.am Hall).
Second surviving son of the late Ellis Cunlifie Lister
Kay, Esq., by Mary, only dau. of the late William
Kay, Esq., of Cottingham, co. Yorlc, and brother
of .John Cunliffe Kay, Esq., of Fairfield Hall ; h.
1815; s. 1852; m. 18 — ■ Anne, dau. of Colonel
Dearden. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the
E. and W. Ridings of Yorkshire, and an Officer in
the W. Riding Militia. — Manningham Hall, near
Bradford, Yorkshire.
Jfeir, his son Samuel Cunliffe, i, 1857.
LISTER.
(See Keiy.)
LIS TOWEL (Earl of), •William Hare (cr. 1822).
Eldest son of tlic 2nd Earl, liyMaiia, dan. of the
late Vice-Admiral William Windham, of Fellbrigge
Hall, and widow of George Thomas Wyndham,
Esq., of Cromer Hall, Norfolk; h. 1833; s. 1856.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for co. Kerry,
388 "^
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[Lie
l;ilc Caixtaln Scots Fusilier GuarJs ; served in the
Crimea 1854-5. — Convamore, near Mallow, co.
Cork ; Kingston House, Kniglitsbridge, S.W.
llcir Pres., his brother Kichard, Lieutenant
R.N., h. 1836.
LITTLE, Francis, Esq. (of Salem House).
Second son of the late Francis Little, Esq., of
Hulnie, CO. Lancaster, by Elizabeth his wife ; h.
1S12 ; m. 1st 1831 Ann, youngest dau. of William
Hall, Esq., of Broughton, co. Lancaster (she d.
1841); 2nd 1S43 Jane, relict of William Lees,
Esq., of Clarkerfield, co. Lancaster (she (7. 1854).
— Salem House, Lees, Lancashire ; Conservative and
Parthenon Clubs, S.W. ; 7, Onslow Square, S.W.
Ihir, his son Frederick William, h. 1835.
LITTLE, Captain James (of Bosall).
Eldest son of the late Ilev. J. Little, D.D. Is a re-
sident Magistrate and Justice of the Peace for co.
Wicklow, and Captain Downshire Militia. — Rosall,
Wicklow ; Royal Yacht and Agricultural Clubs,
Dublin ; Royal Thames Yacht Club, London.
LITTLE, WiUiam Hunter, Esq. (of Llanvair
Grange).
Eldest son of the late George Little, Esq., by
Louisa, dau. of William Hornby, Esq., of The
Hook, Hants; h.llQQ; s. 1826; m. 1st 1831
Mary, dau. of the Rev. Dr. Rogers, of Rains-
combe, Wilts ; 2nd 1836 Georgiana, dau. of Wynch-
combe H. Hartley, Esq., of Ashford, Kent. Edu-
cated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Monmouth. — Llanvair Grange, near Aber-
gavenny, Monmouthshire.
Jlcir, his son George Savile Lumley, 5. 1837-
LITTLEDALE, Henry Anthony, Esq. (of
Bolton HaU).
Eldest son of the late Anthony Littledale, Esq.,
by Mary, eldest dau. of Pudsey Dawson, Esq., of
Bolton 'Hall; 6.1810; s. 1855 ; m. 1845 Mary
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of John Armytage, Esq.,
and grand-dau. of the late Sir G. Armytage, Bart.,
of Kirklees, co. York. Educated at Eton and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1840, M.A. 1842);
called to the Bar at Inne;- Temple 1842 ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for W. Riding of York-
shire and for Lancashire. This family was for-
merly resident at Ennerdale, co. Cumberland. —
Bolton Hall, near Clitheroe, Lancashire.
Jlcij') his son Henry William Assheton, b. 1846.
LITTLER, Lady.
Helen Olympia, dau. of Captain H. Stewart ;
m. 1st 1827 Lieutenant-General Sir J. H. Littler,
G.C.B., who d. 1856 ; 2nd 1858 Mr. T. A. Cock-
ayne. — School - house, Great Berkhampstead,
Herts.
LITTLETON, Hon. Edward Bichard.
Only son of 1st Lord Hatherton ; b. 1815, m. 1841
Margaret, dau. of 2nd Earl of Beverley. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Staf-
fordshire, and Yice-Lieutenant of that county ;
389
ajjpointed Colonel 2nd Statfordshire INIilitia 1853 ;
was M.P. for Walsall 1847-52 ; for N. Staffordsliire
1853-7. — Teddesley Park, near Walsall, Stafford-
shire ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
LLAISFDAPP (Bishop of), Bight Bev. Alfred
OUivant, D.D.
Son of the late W. Ollivant, Esq., of Manchester ;
b. 1798 ; ni. 1828 Alicia Olivia, dau. of General
W. Spencer, of Bramley Grange, co. York. Edu-
cated at St. Paul's School ; was formerly Fellow of
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; graduated B.A. 1821 as
6th Wrangler and Senior Medallist ; was succes-
sively Yice-Principal of St. David's Coll., Lampeter,
Regius Professor of Divinity at Cambridge, and
Prebendary of St. David's and Brecon ; consecrated
1849. Patronage 16 livings. — Bishop's Court,
Llandaff, near Cardiff, Glamorganshire ; Athenaeum
Club, S.W.
LLAKOVER (Lord), Benjamin HaU, P.O. (cr.
1859).
Eldest son and heir of the late Benjamin Hall,
Esq., M.P., of Hensol Castle, co. Glamorgan, and
Abercarn, co. Monmouth, by C'harlotte, dau. of
W. Crawshay, Esq., of Cyfartha ; b. 1802 ; m. 1823
Augusta, dau. and co-heir of the late B. Wadding-
ton, Esq., of Llanover, co. Monmouth. Educated
at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Monmouth and
Glamorgan; was M.P. for Monmouth 1831-7, for
Marylebone 1837-59 ; President of the Board of
Health 1854-5; First Commissioner of Works and
Public Buildings 1855-8. This family w.as formerly
seated in co. Pembroke. — Llanover, near Aber-
gavenny ; Abercarn, near Newport, IMonmouth-
shire ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 9, Great Stanhope
Street, W.
Heiress, his dau. the Hon, Mrs. Herbert. (See
Herbert of Llanarth.)
LLEWELLIN, Edward TurberviUe, Esq. (of
Hendreseythan).
Only son of the late Edward Llewellin, Esij., of
Stockland, by Elizabeth, dau. of Alorgan Williivms,
Esq., J. P., of Pendoylan, co. Glamorgan ; b. 1800 ;
s. his uncle, the Rev. Henry Llewellin,* 1836 ;
m. 1844 Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Reece, Esq.,
F.S.A., of Cardiff, widow of H. Church, Esq.,
Captain R.N. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Glamorgan. Is descended paternally from a
younger branch of the Llewellin s of Peutlygan.
His great-uncle, John Llewellin, Esq., settled at
Cradydyglin about 1770, having married a dau. of
Mr. Traherne, of Castella, and bequeathed to her
nephew Llewellin Traherne, Esq., that estate, which
is now in the possession of the Rev. J. M. Tra-
herne (whom see). — Hendreseythan, near Cardiff,
Glamoigaushire ; Oakfield, near Bath.
* The Rev. Henry Llewellin iuheriterl his estate of Hen-
dreseythan in right of his mother, Miss TurberviUe, sister of
Edward TurberviUe, Esq., J. P. and D.L., who was lineally
descended from Sir Paine TurberviUe, Knight, Lord of the
Castle and Manor of Coyty, in the same county, who came
over at the time of the Norman Conquest, and whose de-
scendants took part in the Crusades,
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COUNTY I'AMILIES OF
LLEWELLIN, Richard, Esq. (of Tregwynt).
Eldest son of the late Ricliiird LlewelliD, Esq.,
by Anna Maria, dau. of Levi Ames, Esq., of Clif-
ton Wood, near Eristol ; b. 1802 ; s. 1825. Edu-
cated at University Coll., O.xford (B.A. 1823);
entered as a student at Lincoln's Inn, but was not
called to the Bar ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Pembroke (High iSherifF 1810). His an-
cestors were natives cand freeholders of Pembroke-
shire. About the year 1750 his grandfather
Pichard migrated to Gloucestershire, and some
years afterwards purchased (besides other pro-
perty in that neighbourhood) the estate of Holm
Wood, which has descended to the present owner.
— Tregwynt, near Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire ;
Lfniversity and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S,W.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas, h. 1805.
LLEWELYN, John DiUwyn, Esq. (of Penller-
gare).
Eldest son of the late L. W. Dillwyn, Esq. (who
was M.P. for co. Glamorgan 1835-7), by Mary, dau.
of John Llewelyn, Esq., of Penllergare ; h. 1810 ;
s. 1831 ; m. 1833 Emma, dau. of Thomas Mansel
Talbot, Esq., of INtargam, co. Glamorgan. Edu-
cated at Oriel Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
I)ep. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan (High Sheriff
1834). — Penllergare, near Swansea, Glamorgan-
shire ; Athenffium Club, S.W.
llclr, his son John Talbot, h. 1830.
LLOYD, Kev. Cliarlei3.
Eldest son of the late Major Charles Lloyd, by
Emma, dau. of General Hale, of Plantation, co.
York ; h. 1809 ; m. 1811 Caroline Alicia, dau. of
Eev. Charles Sheffield. Educated at Harrow and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1831); appointed Rector of
Hampden 1841, of Chalfont St. Giles 1859 ; is a
Magistrate for Bucks. — The Rectory, Chalfont St.
Giles, Slough, Bucks.
LLOYD, Charles Henry, Esq. (of Lisheen),
Eldest son of John Lloyd, Esq., by Catherine, dau.
of John Rotton, Esq., of Bath, who was formerly
Captain in the Rifles, and A.D.C. to Lord Dor-
chester ; b. 1821 ; s. 1856 ; vi. 1st 1846 Anna, dau.
of Major George Jackson ; 2nd 1849 Anne, dau.
of Fergus Langley, Esq. Educated at Shrewsbury
and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co.
Tipperary. — Lisheen Castle, near Templemore, co.
Tipperary.
Ileir, his .son Charles Edward, h. 1854.
LLOYD, George, Esq. (of Stockton HaU).
Eldest son of the late George Lloyd, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Jeremiah Naylor, Esq., of Wake-
field ; b. 1787 ; s. 1804 ; vi. 1810 Alicia Maria, only
dau. of John Greauie, Esq., of Sowerby House, co.
York, by his 1st wife Sarah, dau. of Charles Yar-
burgh, Esq., of Heslington Hall. Educated at
Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate for the N. Riding of Yorkshire ; formerly
Captain 2nd Royal Lancashire Militia.— Stockton
Hall, near York.
Jlcir, his son George John ^who has assumed the
surname of Yarburgh after his maternal ancestors),
b. 1811 ; ?(i. 1840 Mary An ton i.a, 3rd dau. of the
late Samuel Cheetham Hilton, Esq., of Penninton
Hall, CO. Lancaster.
LLOYD, George Whitelocke, Esq. (of Strancally
Castle).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Wil-
liam H. Lloyd, Esq., of Calton, co. York, by Mary,
dau. of George Whitelocke, Esq.;* b. 1830;
s. 1849 ; VI. 1854 Selina Jane, dau. of Arthur Henry,
Esq., of Lodge Park, co. Kildare, and great-grand-
dau. of the 1st Earl of Miltown. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a INIagistrate for co.
Waterford (High Sherifif 1859). This family is of
old Welsh descent, and traces its pedigree to Hoel
Dha, or Hoel the Great, king of Wales. — Strancally
Castle, near Viliierstown, co. Waterford ; Buttc-
vant Castle, co. Cork ; Kildare-Street Club, Dub-
lin ; Union Club, S.W.
llclv, his son William Whitelocke, b. 1856.
LLOYD, Gviy, Esq. (of Croghan).
Eldest son of the late Guy Lloyd, Esq., of Croghan,
by Martha, dau. of William Bircham, Esq., of The
Ollands, Norfolk ; b. 1803 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1827
Susanna Martha, dau. of John Stephenson Cann,
Esq., of NVramplingham, Norfolk. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Roscommon (High Sheriff
1833). — Croghan House, near Boyle, co. Roscom-
mon.
Heir, his son Guy, a Magistrate for co. Ros-
common, b. 1833.
LLOYD, John Arthur, Esq. (of Leaton Knolls).
Second son of the late Francis Lloyd, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Arthur Graham, Esq., of Hack-
ley Lodge, CO. Armagh ; b. 1787 ; s. 1814. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop. — Leaton
Knolls, near Shrewsbury, Salop.
Heir Prc^., his brother Charles Spencer, b. 1790.
LLOYD, John Hughes, Esq.
Second son of the late Richard Hughes Lloyd,
Esq., of Plymog, Gwerclas, and Bashall, by Caro-
line, dau. of Henry Thompson, Esq. ; b. 1803 ;
s. his brother Richai'd Walmsley Lloyd, Esq., 1858 ;
m. 1843 Mary, only child of Lucas Ward, Esq. Is
Lieutenant R.N. The Lloyds of Plymog, co.
Denbigh, deduce descent paternally with the royal
house of Tudor and several of the most powerful
families in Wales, from the most distinguished
warrior and historic personage in that Principality
of his jieriod, viz. Ednyfed Vychan, Lord of Bren-
fenigl, Chief Counsellor, Chief Justice, and General
of Ijlewellyn-ap-Jorwerth, King of North Wales,
temp. King John. — Portland Terrace, Southampton.
Ileir Pres., his nephew Edward Wynell Mayow,
elder son of his brother Lieutenant-Colonel E. S.
Lloyd, by Catherine Anne, dau. of Rev. R. W.
Mayow ; b. 1845.
* This gentleman was great-grandson of Sh" Bulstrode
Whitelocke, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal and Ambassador
Extfcaordinary to Christma, Queen of Sv\'eden.
890
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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LLOYD, Johii William, Esq. (of Dan-yr-alt).
Eldest surviving sou of the late Major John Lloyd,
4(3tli Foot, who was A.D.C. to Sir Henry Clinton
in the first American war, and who d. 1801, by
Corbetta, dau. of the late Venerable Archdeacon
Holconibe ; i. 1781 ; s. his brother Major William
John Lloyd, E.A. (mortally wounded at the
battle of Waterloo), 1815 ; m. 1807 Anna Maria,
5th dau. of the late John Longley, Esq., Recorder
of Rochester, and sister of the Bishop of Durham.
Is a Magistrate for co. Carmarthen.— Dan-yr-alt,
near Llangadock, Carmarthenshire.
Jleir Prcs., his son Henry Robert, Vicar of
Owersby, co. Lincoln ; h. 1809 ; m. 184-3 Harriet,
dau. of the late Hon. and Right Rev. Edward
({re}', Lord Bishop of Hereford, and grand-dau. of
Charles, 1st Earl Grey, K.G.
LLOYD, Mrs. (of Rolls Park).
Louisa, eldest dau. and co-heiress of Admirjxl Sir
Eliab Harvey, K.C.B. ; m. 1801 William Lloyd,
Esq., of Astou Hall, co. Salop, who d. 181q. —
Rolls Park, Chigwell, Essex ; Aston Hall, Oswestry,
Shropshire; 4, Upper Grosvenor Sti-eet, W.
Heir, her son Richard Thomas, Captain N. Salop
Yeomanry, and Lieutenant and Captain Grenadier
Guards ; b. 1820 ; m. 1852 Frances, 3rd dau. of the
10th Earl of KinnouU ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Salop.
LLOYD, Thomas, Ssq. (of Castle Lloyd).
Eldest son of the late Rev. W. E. Lloyd, by Anne,
dau. of Thomas Peacocke, Esq., of Fort Etna, co.
Limerick ; h. 1814 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1S38 Mary, eldest
dau. of the Rev. Charles P. Coote, Rector of Doon,
CO. Limerick. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is
a Magistrate for co. Limerick. - — Castle Lloyd,
Ulla, CO. Limerick.
Heir, his son William Thomas Llev>'elyn, b. 1839.
LLOYD, Thomas Davies, Esq. (of Bronwydd).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Lloyd, Esq., by
Ann Davies, dau. of John Thomas, Esq., of Llwyd-
cocd, CO. Carmarthen ; 0. 1820 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1846
Henrietta Mary, dau. of the late George Reid,
Esq., of Watlington Hall, Norfolk. Educated at
Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a ]\Iagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Cardigan, Carmarthen, and
Pembroke ; appointed Cornet 13th Light Dragoons
1840 ; served in Canada with the 82nd regiment.
This family is the representative of the ancient and
once titled family of the Lords of Kemes, in the
county of Pembroke, and M'Lloyd, as Lord of the
Barony of Kemes, is the last Lord Marcher in the
kingdom. Seven of the first Barons of Kemes sat
in P.arliament. • — Bronwydd, near Carmarthen ;
University and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
Jlcir, his son Marteiue Owen Mowbray, b. 1851.
LLOYD, Thomas Edward, Esq. (of Coedmore).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Lloyd, Esq. (who
was High Sheriff of co. Cardigan 1857), by Char-
lotte, dau. of the late Charles Longcroft, Esq.,
R.N. ; b. 1820 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1850 Clemena Fran-
ces Phillott, 2nd dau. of the late Rev. David
Daniel (youngest son of the late John Daniel,
391
Esq., of Courtmawr, Cardiganshire), and Clemena
Eliza Lyons, dau. of the late Major Lyons, of the
Lyons, CO. Westnieath. Educated at Rugby ; called
to the Bar at the Mid<lle Temple 1845, and prac-
tises at the Chancery Bar. Is Lord-Lieutenant
of CO. Cardigan. This family is one of the oldest
in Cardiganshire, and its heads have filled the
office of Higli Sheriff from the earliest times. —
Coedmore, near Cardigan, S. Wales ; 5, New
Square, Lincoln's Inn, E.C. ; Ashley Place, Pimlico,
S.W.
Heir, his daughter.
LLOYD, Thomas William, Esq. (of Cowsby
Hall).
Eldest son of the late George Lloyd, Esq., by
Elizabeth Henrietta, dau. of William Leedes
Rookes Serjeantson, E.s(p, of Camp Hill, co. York ;
b. 1826; s. 1844; m. 1849 Elizabeth Ann, 3rd
dau. of Francis Beynon Hacket, Esq., of Moor ■
Hall, CO. Warwick. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
the N. Riding of Yorkshire. — Cowsby Hall, near
Northallerton, Yorkshire.
LLOYD, Rev. Yarbvu'gh Gamaliel (of Sewerby
House).
Second son of George Lloyd, Esq., of Stockton
Hall, by Alicia ]\Iaria, dau. of the late John
GJreame, Esq., of Sewerby House ; b. 1S13 ;
m. 1839 Editha Christiana, dau. of the late W. A.
Le Hunte, Esq., of Artramont, co. Wexford. Edu-
cated at Eugliy and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
183G, M.A. 1841) ; ordained 1836. Is a Magis-
trate for the E. .and W. liidings of Yorkshire; was
formerly Vicar of Dunston, co. Lincoln. — Sewerby
House, near Bridlington, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Yarburgh George, of Sewerby
House, b. 1840.
LLOYD (of Lancing).
(See Carr-Lloyd.)
LLOYD (of Nantgvkrilt).
(See Lcwiti-Llvijd.)
LLOYD-PHILIPPS, John Philipps AUen, Esq.
(of Dale Castle).
Eldest son of the late John Allen Lloyd, Esq., of
Dale Castle, by Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel Harry
Bisshopp, of Storrington, co. Sussex ; b. 1802 ;
s. his grandfather, John Lloyd, Esq., of Mabus, co.
Cardigan, 1829 ; m. 1823 Charlotte Caroline, dau.
of Captain Bartlet, R.E. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Pembroke and Cardigan (High
Sheriff 1844), and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Haverfordwest; was formerly Major Royal
Cardigan Militia. — Dale Castle, near Milford
Haven, Pembrokeshire ; Mabus, Cardiganshire.
Heir, h-is son John Allen, b. 1824; m. 18 —
Elizabeth, dau. of C. Jones, Esq.
LOCH, George, Esq., F.G.S. (of Tittensor).
Eldest son of the late James Loch, Esq. (who was
some time M.P. for St. Germains, and subsequently,
for many years M.P. for Wick, &c.), by Anne,
Loc]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
(lau. of Patrick Orr, Esq., of Bridgeton; Z*. 1811 ;
s. 1855; 111. 1830 Catharine, eldest dau. of Joseph
Pilkington 15ran(h-eth, Esq., of Liverpool, M.D.
Educated at the Charterhouse ; called to the Bar at
the Middle Temple 1847 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Lancaster, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Sutherland ; late Captain Lancashire Hussars.
This family formerly belonged to co. Edinburgh. —
Tittensor, near Stone, Staffordshire; L^ppat, near
Golspie, N.B. ; Athenceum and Brookes' Clubs,
S.W. ; 13, Albemarle Street, W.
LOCKE, Joiui, Esq. (of Chicklade Hovise),
Fourth son of the late "Wadhani Locke, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Pevizes 1832-5), by Anna Maria
Selina, dau. of Francis Powell, Esq., of llurdcott,
Wilts ; h. 1808 ; m. 1839 Frances Augusta, dau. of
Thomas Moore Wayne, Esq. Educated at Har-
row ; is a Magistrate for Wilts ; was formerly in
the Military Service of the H.E.I.C. — Chicklade
House, near Hindon, Wilts.
LOCKE, Jolin, Esq., Q.C.
Sou of the late Mr. J. l^ocke, of Heme Hill,
Surrey; h. 1805 ; m. 1847 Laura Eosalie, dau. of
the late Colonel T. A. Cobbe, of the E.I.Co.'s
service. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1833 ; is a Member of the Home
"'Circuit ; late a City Pleader ; has been M.P. for
Southwark since 1857- — Reform, and Oxford and
Cambridge Clubs, S.W. ; 2, Harcourt Buildings,
Temple, E.C. ; 22, Chester Street, Pimlico, S.W.
LOCKE, Joseph, F.E.S.
Son of the late Mr. J. Locke, of Attercliffe, near
Sheffield; h. 1805. Educated at Barnsley, York-
shire ; is a distinguished Civil Engineer ; has been
M.P. for Honiton since 1847.— Reform Club, S.W. ;
23, Lowndes Square, S.W.
LOCKE, WacUiam, Esq. (of Cleve House).
Eldest son of the late Wadham Locke, Esq., M.P.,
by Anna Maria Selina, only dau. of Alexander
Powell, Esq., of Hurdcott House, Wilts ; h. 1803 ;
s. 1838 ; ?/i. 1st 1828 Caroline JMary, dau. of
Henry Thompson, Esq., of Yorkshire ; 2nd 1844
Albinia, dau. of John Dalton, Esq., of Steuingford
I'ark, CO. York. Educated at Harrow and JMerton
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate, and has been High
Sheriff for the county of Wilts ; was formerly in
the King's 1st Dragoon Guards. This family is
collaterally descended from the great John Locke.
— Cleve House, Seend, near jMelksham, Wilts.
JIdr, his son Wadham, h. 1845.
LOCKE-KIEra.
(See King.)
LOCKHART, Sir Norman Macdoiiald-, Bra-t.
(or. 1806).
Eldest son of the late Sir Norman Macdonald-
Lockhart, Bart., by jNlargaret, dau. of John
McClean, Esq., of Campbeltown, co. Argyle;
h. 1844; s. as 4th Bart. 1849.— Lee Castle, and
Carnwath House, near Lanark, N.B.
Heir Prcs., his brother Simon, h. 1849.
LOCKHART, Allan Eliott, Esq. (of Bortliwick-
brae).
Eldest son of the late W. E. Lockhart, Esq. (who
was M.P. for co. Selkirk 1806-30), by Marianne,
dau. of Allan Lockhart, Esq., of Cleghorn, N.B. ;
/;. 1803; s. 1832; m. 1830 Charlotte, dau. of the
late Sir R. Dundas, Bart. Educated at Edin-
burgh ITniversity ; called to the Scottish Ear
1824 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Selkirk, Lanark, and Roxburgh; has been M.P.
for CO. Selkirk since 1846. — Borthwickbrae, near
Hawick, Roxburghshire, N.B. ; Cleghorn, near
Lanark, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Ilcir, his son William, h. 1833.
LOCKHART, Rev. Laurence, D.D. (of Wickct-
sliaw and Milton Lockliart).
Fifth but eldest sm-viving son of the late Rev.
John Lockhart, D.D. (who was younger son of
William Lockhart, Esq., of Birkhill, co. Lanark),
by "^'^iolet, niece and heiress of James Somerville,
Esq., of Corehouse, N.B. ; h. 1796 ; s. his half-
brother, Wm. Lockhart, Esq., M.P., 1856; m. 1st
1825 Louisa, dau. of the late D. Blair, Esq. ; 2nd
1849 IMarion, dau. of the late William Maxwell,
Esq., of Dargavel, co. Renfrew. Educated at
Glasgow University (D.D. 1849) ; appointed In-
cumbent of Inchinnan, co. Renfrew, 1822 ; is a
IMagistrate for co. Lanark. Male representative of
the eldest branch of the Lockharts of Lee, *
settled in Lanarkshire since the 12th centurj'.
Represents, through his paternal gi-andmother, the
Somervilles of Cambusnethan, descendants of John,
3rd Lord Somerville. — Milton Lockhart, near Car-
luke, Lanarkshire, N.B.
Hdr, his son David Blair, Captain 1st Royal
Lanark IMilitia, and of 6th Bengal Europeans,
b. 1829.
LOCKLEY, Thomas, Esq. M.D. (of Baildou
Lodge).
J'^ourth sou of the late George F. Lockley, Esq.,
by Margaret, dau. of Thos. Holt, Esq., of AVhitby ;
h. 1811 ; VI. 1852 Caroline Anne, 2nd dau. of
John Lambert, Esq., of Baildon, co. York.
Educated at C'aius College, Cambridge (M.B. 1835,
]\I.D. 1852) ; appointed Physician to the Bradford
Infirmary 1857, a IMagistrate for the W. Riding
of Yorkshire 1857 ; was for many years Resident
Physician, with the late Charles, 3rd Lord Douglas.
This family was formerly nuich connected with royalty
in the time of George III., John Lockley, grand-
father of the above, having been Page for twenty-
five years to H.R.H. George, Prince of Wales, and
his wife and sister-in-law, Mrs. Frances Laverock,
* The cldci' line of the Lockharts of ^Yickctshaw failed at
the death of Sir 'Williani Lockhart Dciihaui, Bart., of West-
shicl; and his representative, the late Mr. W. Lockhart,
M.P., having rc-acquired jiart of the old family estate, ad-
johiing the Barony of Milton Lockhart, directed by deed of
entail that his heirs and successors should always bear the
arms and name of Lockhart of AVicketshaw.
392
TflE UNITED KINGDOM.
Lion
Women of the Bedcliamber to Queen Charlotte for
upwards of twenty years. — Baiklon Lodge, near
Leeds, Yorkshire.
Ilcir, his son Edward Holden, h. 1855.
LOCKYER, Eev. Edmund Leopold.
Only son of the Lite Edmund Lockyer, Esq.,M.D.,
F.S.L., who d. 181C, by Eliza, dau. and co-heiress
of Captain Thomas Patrickson Braithwaite, R.N. ;
h. 1816; s. his grandfather 1836 ; m. 1839 Julia
Mary, 2nd dau. of Fvev. Thomas Woodford, M.A.,
Rector of Ansford, Somerset. Educated at Eton
and Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1846, M.A.
1849) ; ordained 1846 ; appointed Rector of West-
cote Barton 1852. This family was formerly of
Much Wenlock, Shropshire, but settled in Devon-
shire temp. Charles I. — Westcote Barton, near
Oxford.
Heir, his son Edmund Stoughtou Braithwaite,
h. 1842.
LOCOCK, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1857).
Third son of the late Henry Locock, Esq.,
M.D., of Northampton, by IMaria, dau. of Rev.
Wm. Smyth, of Great Linford, Bucks ; h. 1799 ;
VI. 1826 Amelia, dau. of J. Lewis, Esq. Educated
at the University of Edinburgh ; graduated M.D.
1821 ; is a Magistrate for Kent ; a Fellow of the
Royal College of Physicians of London, and First
Physician Accoucher to Her Majesty. — -Holme-
wood, Speldhurst, near Tuubridge Wells, Kent ;
26, Hertford Street, W.
Ileir, his son Charles Brodie, h. 1827.
LOFTUS, Eev. Lord Adam.
Tliird son of the 2nd Marquis of Ely ; I. 181G ;
m. 1846 Margaret, dau. of late R. Fannin, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1840);
appointed Rector of Magheraculmoney 1845. —
Magheraculmoney Glebe, near Kish, Ireland.
LOFTUS, Lord Augustus "William Frederick.
Fourth son of the 2nd Marquis of Ely ; h. 1817 ;
m. 1845 Emma, dau. of Captain H. F. Greville,
R.N. Became Attachs^ at Berlin 1837, at Stutt-
gardt 1844, Secretary of Legation at Stuttgardt
1848, at Berlin 1853-8,- where he was for some
time Charge d' Affaires ; appointed Ambassador at
Vienna 1858. — British Embassy, Vienna.
LOFTUS, Lord George "William.
Second son of 2nd Marquis of Ely, and heir pres.
to that title ; 6. 1815 ; in. 1846 Martha, dau. of
J. Fuller, Esq. (she d. 1858). Became Ensign and
Lieutenant Grenadier Guai-ds 1835, Captain 1836,
retired 1846. — Loftus Hall, co, Wexford.
LOFTUS, Sir Francis Hamilton, Bart. (cr. 1768).
Only surviving son of the late Sir Edward Loftus,
1st Bart., by Anne, dau. and heiress of — Read,
Esq. ; b. 1777 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1832.
Represents a younger branch of the family of the
Marquis of Ely. — Mount Loftus, near Gorcsbridge,
CO. Kilkenny ; Richfield, Duncormick, co. We.x-
ford.
393
LOFTUS, Colonel George Colby (of WooUand
House).
Eldest son of the late General Loftus, Lieutenant of
the Tower of London, and Colonel 2nd Dragoon
Guai-ds, by his 2nd wife Elizabeth, dau. of the 1st
Marquis Townshend, K.G. ; h. 1791 ; m. 1821
Catharine, only dau. and heir of Joim Feaver, Esq.,
of Woolland House, Dorset. Educated at West-
minster ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Dorset, and Lieutenant-Colonel Dorset Militia ;
was formerly Captain in the Fusilier Guards ;
served 1809-12 in the Peninsular war, and has the
medal and clasps for Busaco, Fuentes d'Honor, and
Ciudad Rodrigo. This family is descended from
a common ancestor with the Marquis of Ely. —
Woolland House, near Blandford, Dorset ; Carlton
Cluh, S.W. ■
LOGAK", Sir 'William Edmond, Knt., F.R.S.,
F.G.S. (cr. 1856).
Son of the late — Logan, Esq.; b. 1798. Edu-
cated at Montreal and the University of Edinburgh ;
is Director of the Geological Survey in Canada, and
a Chevalier of the Legion of Honour in France. —
Montreal, Canada.
LOGIN, Sir John Spencer, Knt. (cr. 1854),
Eldest son of the late John Login, Esq., of the Isle
of Orkney ; b. 1809 ; m. 1842 dau. of J. Campbell,
Esq., of Kinloch, co. Perth. Graduated M.D. at
Edinburgh ; is in the E.I.C.'s Medical service, and
Guardian of his Highness the Maharajah Duleep
Singh ; has held liigh posts in connection with the
Army and Civil Service in India. — Oriental Club,
W. ; Ashburton Lodge, Roehampton, S.W. ; 31,
Portman Square, W.
LOISTDESBOBOUGH (Lord), Albert Denison
Denison, K.C.H., F.R.S., F.S.A. (cr. 1850).
Second surviving son of the 1st Marquis Conyng-
ham, by Elizabeth, dau, of the late Joseph Deni-
son, Esq., of Denbies, Surrey ; b. 1805 ; m. 1st
1833 Henrietta Maria, dau. of 1st Lord Forester
(she d. 1841) ; 2nd 1847 Ursula Lucy, dau. of Hon.
Captain Bridgeman. Assumed in 1849 the name of
Denison, after his maternal uncle the late William
Joseph Denison, Esq. ; is Vice-Admiral of York-
shire, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Donegal and the
West Riding of Yorkshire; was M.P. for Canter-
bury 1835-41 and 1847-50 ; formerly Secretary of
Legation at Berlin. Patronage 5 livings. — Grim-
ston, near Tadcaster, Yorkshire ; 8, Carlton
Terrace, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry Forester, M.P. for
Scarborough, late M.P. for Beverley, b. 1834 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the West Riding of
Yorkshire.
LONDON (Bishop of), Bight Rev. Archibald
Campbell Tait, D.G.L., P.O.
Son of Craufurd Tait, Esq., by Susan, 4th dau. of
the late Sir Islay Campbell, Bart. (Lord President
of Scotland) ; b. 1811 ; vi. 1843 Catharine, dau. of
the late Venerable Archdeacon Spooner. Educated
at Glasgow and Balliol Coll., Oxford, where he
graduated B.A, 1833 as 1st Class in Classics ; was
Loii]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
«uccessively Scholar, Fellow, and Tutor of Balliol
Coll., Head Master of Ru'j;\)y (1842), Dean of Car-
lisle (IS-l!)); consecrated 1856 ; appointed Dean of
the Chapel Royal 1857. I'atrouage 98 livings. —
The Palace, Fulham, S.W. ; 22, St. James's Square,
S.W.
LONDOWDERIIY (Marquis of), Frederick
William Kobert Stewart, K.P., P.O. (cr.
1816).
Eldest son of the 3rd Marquis, by his 1st wife
Katharine, dau. of the 4 th Earl of Daruley ; h.
1805 ; s. 1854 ; vi. 1846 Elizabeth Frances, dau. of
3tcl Earl of lioden, the widow of 6th Viscount
Powerscourt. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford ; sits in the House of Lords as Lord Stewart,
U.K. {a: 1814) ; is Lord-Lieutenant of co. Down,
and Colonel North Down Militia ; was M.P. for
CO. Down 1826-52. — Powerscourt, near Enniskerry,
CO. AVicklow ; Mount Stuart, co. Down ; 35,
Cheshaui Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Earl Vane (whom see).
LONDONDEERY, Dowager Marchioness of.
Frances Anne, only dau. of the late Sir H. Vane
Tempest, Bart. ; m. 1819 (as 2nd wife) Charles
William, 3rd Marquis of Londonderry, who </. 1851.
— Wynyard Park, Stockton-on-Tees ; Garron
Tower, CO. Antrim; Holdernesse House, Park
Lane, W,
LONEEGAISr, Hon. Mrs.
Caroline Emma, dau. of late P. McNolty, Esq. ;
m. 1st 1846 Hon. John Stourton, who d. 1847 ;
2nd 1857 Wm. Lonergan, Esq. — 27, l*ark iioad,
Pegent's Park, N.W.
LONG-, Richard Penruddocke, Esq. (of Dolfor-
gan).
Eldest surviving son of Walter Long, Esq., of
Rood Ashton (whom see), by Mary Anne, dau. of
the late Right Hon. A. Colqulioun, of Killermouut,
N.B. ; h. 1825 ; m. 1853 Charlotte Anna, oidy
surviving dau. of W. W. Fitzwilliam Hume, Esq.,
M.P., of Humewood, co. ^Vicklow. Educated at
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (15. A. 1848,
M.A. 1852) ; is a Magistrate for Wilts, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Montgomery
(High SheriS' 1358) ; elected M.P. for Chippenham
1859. — l)olforgan, near Newtown, Montgomery-
shire ; National Club, S.W.
LONG, Robert Kellett, Esq. (of Dunston Hall;.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Robert Churchman
Long, by Jane, only child of Rev. Nevill Walter,
Rector of Berghapton, Norfolk ; b. 1804 ; s. 1841 ;
m. 1843 Maria Louisa, eldest dau. of William For-
tescue, Esq., of Writtle, Essex. Educated at
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825.
M.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk (High
(Sheriff 1856). — Dunston Hall, near Norwich ; Ox-
ford and Cambridge Club, S.W,
Heir, his son Fortescue Walter Kellett, h. 1843.
JjONG, j-iieutenant-Colonel Samuel (of Bromley-
Hill).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Long, Esq., of Car-
shalton, Surrey, by Jane, 4th dau. of James, 7th
Earl of Lauderdale, K.T. ; h. 1799; m. Lst 1825
Louisa Emily, 2nd dau. of 13th Earl of Derby,'
K.G. (she d. same year); 2nd 1827 Sidney, dau.
of Arthur Atherley, Esq., ; 3rd 1854 Emily, dau.
of the late Charles John Herbert, Esq., of Muckross,
Killarney. Educated at Westminster ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; was formerly
Lieutenant-Colonel Grenadier Guards. — Brondey
Hill, Kent ; United Service Club, S.W.
LONG, Walter, Esq. (of Rood Ashton).
Eldest sou of the late Richard Godolphin Long,
Esq. (who was M_.P. for Wilts 1806-18), by Floren-
tina, dau. of Sir Bourchier Wrey, Bart., of Tawstock
Court, Devon ; ?-. 1793 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1st 1819 Mary
Anne, dau. of the Right Hon. A. C. Colquhoun,
Lord Register of Scotland ; 2nd 1857 Mary Bick-
erton, dau. of the late Admiral Sir J. Hillyar,
K.C.B. (widow of Rev. Sir C. A. Bisshopp, Bart.).
Educated at W'inchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Wilts, Somerset, and Montgomeryshire;
formerly Major Royal Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry ;
has been M.P. for N. Wilts since 1835. This family
has been settled in Wiltshire from the year 1254.
— Rood Ashton, near Trowbridge, Wilts ; Carlton
and Conservative Clubs, S.W. ; 29, Hill Street, W.
Heir, his son Richard Penruddocke (whom sec).
LONG, Walter, Esq. (of Preshaw House).
Only son of the late John Long, Esq., of Preshaw,
Haut.s, by Ellen, dau. of R. H. Trenchard, Esq., of
Stanton Fitzwarren, Wilts ; /). 1788 ; s. 1797 ; vi.
1810 Mary, eldest dau. of William, 7th Earl of
Northesk, G.C.B. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Hants (High Sheriff in 1824). De-
scended from the ancient family of his name settled
in Wilts. — Preshaw House, near Bishop's Waltham,
Hants ; University Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son ^^'alter Jervis, h. 1816 ; m. 1839
Emily Jane, dau. of Edward IMorant Gale, Esq.
LONG, 'William, Esq.
Second son of Walter Long, Esq., of Preshaw
House, Hants (whom see), by Mary, eldest dau. of
William, 7th Earl of Northesk, G.C.B., Admiral of
the Red, and Rear-Admiral of Great Britain ; b.
1817 ; m. 1841 Elizabeth Hare, only child of James
Hare Jolliffe, Esq. Educated at Balliol Coll., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1843) ; is a Magistrate for
Somerset. — 16, Lansdowu Place, Bath.
llcir, his son William, b, 1843.
LONG, William, Esq. (of Hurts Hall).
Son of the late Beeston Long, Esq., of Coombe
House, Surrey, by Frances Louisa, dau. of Sir
Richard Neave, Bart., of Dagnam Park, Es.sex ; 6.
1802 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1830 Eleonore C. M., dau. of
Edward Poore, Esq., of Rughall, Wilts. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suf-
folk (High Sheriff 1843).— Hurts Hall, near Sax-
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iiuiiulhau), Suffolk ; National Club, S.W, ; 28, Great
Cumberland I'lace, W.
Jlcir, ■Ills son William Beeston, h. 1S33 ; m. 1859
Arethusa Marianne, dau. of Sir Kobert Charles
Kowley, Eart.
LOJSTG-B, John, Esq. (of Spixworth Park).
Second son of the late Rev. John Longe, Vicar of
Coddenham, Suffolk, by Charlotte, dau. of John
Browne, Esq., of Ipswich ; h. 1799 ; s. 18"28 ; m.
1829 Caroline Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of
Colonel Francis Warneford, Esq., of Warneford
Place, Wilts, and niece of Henry, 4th Viscount
Ashbrook. Educated at Jesus' Coll., Cambridge ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. This
family is lineally descended from John Long, Esq.,
of Ilingham and Iteymerstone, Norfolk, temp.
Henry VIII. — Spixworth Park, near Norwich.
Heir Pies., his brother Kobert, b. 1800.
LONGFIELD, Capt, John Powell (of "Waterloo).
Eldest son of the late Henry Longfield, Esq., by
Mary, only dau. of John Powell, Esq., of Sea Court,
CO. Cork ; h. 1817 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1848 Louisa, 6th
dau. of the late Ilev. Matthew Purcell, of Burton,
CO. Cork. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1838) ; is a Slagistrate for co. Cork, and Captain
Eoyal Cork Artillery Militia. This family is a
branch of the family of Longfield, of Lougueville,
CO. Cork (whom see). — AVaterloo House, near Mal-
low, CO. Cork.
IIcirFixs., his brother Henry, h. 1828 ; m. 1857
Eliza Augusta, only dau. of the late William Purcell,
Esq., of Atimira, co. Cork.
LONGFIELD, Bobert, Esq., Q.C.
Third son of the Pvev. M. Longfield, Vicar of
Desertserges, co. Cork, by Grace, dau. of William
Lysaght, Esq., and cousin of Richard Longfield,
Esq., of Longueville, who was M.P. for co. Cork
1835-7 ; h. 1810 ; m. 1840 Charlotte, dau. of the
late George Stawell, Esq., of Crobeg, co. Cork.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1831, M.A.
1834) ; called to the Irish Bar in 1834 ; appointed
a Queen's Counsel iu 1852; elected M.P. for Mal-
low 1859. — 33, Merrion-Square South, Dublin;
Carlton Club, S.W.
LONGFORD (Earl of), Edward Michael Paken-
ham (or. 1785).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Georgiana Emma
Charlotte, dau. of the Ist Earl Beauchamp ; h.
1817 ; s. 1835. Educated at Winchester ; sits iu
the House of Peers as Lord Silchester, U.K.
(c'c. 1821) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Westmeath,
and Captain 2nd Life Guards. — Longford Castle,
CO. Longford ; Pakenhani Hall, Castle Pollard,
CO. Westmeath ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; Limmer's
Hotel, W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Lygon, C.B., a
Colonel in the Army, late Dep. Adjutant-General
to the Forces in the Crimea and in India ; h. 1819.
LONSDALE (Earl of), WiUiam Lowther, P.O.,
P.R.S. (or. 1807).
Elder son of the Ist Earl, by Augusta, dau. of the
9th Earl of Westmoreland; h. 1787 ; s. 1844. Edu-
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cated at Westminster and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is Lord-Lieutenant and Vice-Admiral of
Westmoreland and Cumberland, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Westmoreland Militia ; was M.P. for West-
moreland 1818-31 and 1832-44 ; has been a Lord of
the Admiralty and Treasury, Chief Commissioner
of Woods and Forests 1829-30; Treasurer of the
Navy and Vice-President of the Board of Trade
1834-5 ; Postmaster-General 1841-6 ; President of
the Council February — December 1852 ; called to
the Upper House in 1841 as Lord Lowther {cr.
1787). Patronage 32 livings. — Lowther Castle,
near Penrith ; The Castle, Whitehaven, Cumber-
land ; Athenaeum, United Service, and Carlton
Clubs, S.W. ; 14, fJarlton Terrace, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Cecil (whom see).
LONSDALE, James John, Esq. (of Thorleby
House).
Second son of the late James Lonsdale, Esq. (the
eminent artist), by Jane, dau. of Edward Thornton,
Esq., of Lancaster ; b. 1810 ; m. 1854 Jessica Ma-
tilda, only dau. of the late Samuel James Arnold,
Esq., of Orchard House, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey,
and widow of Dr. Herbert Mayo, F.R.S. Edu-
cated at University Coll., London; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1836 ; appointed Recorder of
Folkestone 1847, and a Judge of County Courts
1855 ; is a Magistrate for the W. Riding of York-
shire, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent ;
was formerly Secretary to the Criminal Law Com-
mission.— Thorleby House, near Skipton, York-
shire ; The Cottage, Sandgate, Kent ; Reform Club,
S.W.
LOPDELL, John, Esq. (of Raheen Park).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Lopdell, Esq., by
Matilda, dau. of Robert Ormsby, Esq. ; h. 1792 ;
s. 1822 ; m. 1823 Jane, dau. of Peter Blake, Esq.,
of Corbally Castle, co. Galway. Educated at Ennis
and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1817); called to
the Irish Bar 1818 ; is a Magistrate for co. Gal-
way.— Raheen Park, near Athenry, co. Galway.
Heir, his son John Joseph, a Magistrate for co.
Galway, and Captain Galway Alilitia ; h. 1826.
LOPES, Sir Massey, Bart. (er. 1805).
Eldest son of the late Sir R. Lopes, Bart., M.P.,
by Susan Gibbs, dau. of A. Ludlow, Esq., of Hey
wood House, Wilts ; b. 1818 ; s. as 3rd Bart, 1854 ;
)*!. 1854 Bertha, only dau. of the 1st Lord Churston.
Educated at Winchester and Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1842) ; is a Macristrate for Devon and Wilts,
and a Dep. Lieut. for''Devon (High Sheriff 1857) ;
formerly Captain South Devon Militia ; has been
M.P. for Westbury since 1857. — Maristow, near
Plymouth ; Manor House, Westbury, Wiltshire ;
Carlton, Conservative, and National Clubs, S.W. j
32, St. James's Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Yarde Duller, b. 1859.
LOPES, Dowager Lady (of Bi-adford. Grange).
Susan Gibbs, dau. of A. Ludlow, E.sq. ; m. 1817
Sir Ralph Lopes, Bart., M.P., who d. 1854.— The
Grange, Bradford, Wilts ; 46, Upper Grosvenor
Street, W.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
LOPES, Henry Charles, Esq. (of The Grange).
Third son of the late Sir Ralph Lopes, Bart., by
Susan Gibbs, dan. of A. Ludlow, Esq., of Heywood
House, Wilts; h. 1827; m. 1851 Cordelia Lucy,
eldest dan. of Erving Clark, Esq., of Efford
Manor, Devon. Educated at Winchester and Bal-
liol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1849) ; called to the Bar at
the Inner Temple 1852 ; is a Magistrate for Wilts,
and a Member of the Western Circuit. — The
Grange, Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts ; Conservative
Club, S.W. ; 46, Upper Grosvenor Street, W.
//ttV, his dau. Susan.
LOPES, Ealph Ludlow, Esq. (of Sandridge
Park).
Second son of the late Sir Ralph Lopes, Bart., by
Susan Gibbs, dau. of A. Ludlow, Esq., of Heywood
House, ^yestbury, Wilts ; h. 1820 ; m. 1851 Eliza-
beth, Srd dau. of S. T. Kckewich, Esq., M.P., of
Peamore, Devon. Educated at Winchester and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1844, M.A. 1846) ; called
to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1847 ; is a Magis-
trate for Devon, Wilts, and Somerset. — Sandridge
Park, near Melksham, Wilts.
Heir, his son Ralph Kekewich, h. 1852.
LOKAINE, Sir Lamtaton, Bart. (or. 1664),
Eldest son of the late Sir J. L. Loraine, Bart., by
Caroline Isabella, eldest dau. of the Rev. F. Ekins,
Rector of Morpeth and Ulgham ; b. 1838 ; s. 1852.
Is Lieutenant R.N., retired on half-pay ; served on
the Pacific station. This family is descended from
Robert de Lorraine, a companion of William the
Conqueror, who, as well for his service in the expe-
dition to England, as afterwards against Malcolm,
King of the Scots, was rewarded with lands, viz.
E. and W. Ilarrowton and Offerton, co. Durham.
Ucir Prcs., his brother William Charles, h. 1841 ;
an officer in the Indian army ; served in the Persian
expedition 1856-7.
LORD, John, Esq. (of Elmley Park).
Eldest son of the late .John Lord, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of James Alker, Esq., of Haigh, co. Lancaster ;
h. 1796; s. 1826; m. 1820 Anne, dau. of Robert
Pichup, Esq., of Blackburn, co. Lancaster. Edu-
cated at the Manchester Grammar-school, and
practised as a Solicitor for 40 years at Wigan,
Lancashire, of which Borough he seven times served
the office of Mayor. Was 34 years in the Lan-
cashire Yeomanry Cav.alty, 20 of which he was
Captain of the ^Vigan troop of this regiment. —
Elmley Park, near Pershore, Worcestershire ;
Inglewood Bank, near Penrith, Cumberland.
Jlcir, his son John Pichuji, h. 1821 ; m. 1858
Constance Charlotte Hallett, 2ud dau. of Frederick
Hale Thompson, Es(p, of Charges Street, London.
LOBING, Lady.
Anna, dau. of the late Admiral Patton ; m. 1804
Admiral Sir J. W. Loring, K.C.B., who d. 1852.—
Rosemount, Ryde, I. of Wight.
LORTOW (Viscount), Robert King (cr. 1806).
Elder son of the 1st Viscount, by Frances, dau. of
the 1st Earl of Rosse ; h. 1804 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1S29
Anne, dau. of the late Sir R. Gore-Booth, Bart.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Sligo ; is in remainder to
the Earldom of Kingston. — Rockingham House,
CO. Roscommon.
Ucir, his son Robert Edward, h. 1831 ; m. 1854
Augusta, dau. of the 1st Lord Templemore.
LOTHIAN (Marquis of), 'William Schomberg
Robert Kerr (cr. 1701).
Eldest son of the 7th Marquis, by Cecil, dau. of the
2nd Earl Talbot; h. 1832 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1857 Con-
stance Harriet, dau. of the 18th Earl of Shrews-
bury. Sits in the House of Lords as Lord Kerr,
U.K. [cr. 1821) ; educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1854) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Norfolk and Midlothian, and Captain
Edinburgh Militia ; descended from a common
ancestor with the Duke of Roxburghe. — Blickling
Hall, near Aylsham, Norfolk ; Newbattle Abbey,
near Dalkeith, co. Edinburgh ; Mount Teviot,
near Jedburgh, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Lord Schomberg, Attache
at Athens, b. 1833.
LOUIS, Sir John Fimiey, Bart. (cr. 1806).
Eldest son of the late Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas
Louis, Bart., by Jacquetta, dau. of Samuel Belfield,
Esq. ; b. 1785 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1807 ; m. 1807
Clementina, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel William
Kirkpatrick. Is an Admiral of the White ; was
formerly Naval A.D.C. to William IV., and served
with distinction at the battle of the Nile. — Cadwell
House, Torquay, Devon.
Heir, his grandson John, an Officer in the Indian
Naval Service; b. 1832; m. 1854 Fanny Anne,
dau. of J. Bland, Esq.
LOUSADA, John Baruh, Esq. (of Peak House).
Second son of the late M. B. Lousada, Esq., by
Bella, dau. of J. Barrow, Esq., of Jamaica ; b. 1809;
s. his uncle in 1854 ; m. 1832 Tryphcna, dau. of
S. Barrow, Esq., Justice of the Peace, of Bath. Is
a Magistrate for Devon ; formerly Captain Hants
Militia. — Peak House, Sidmouth, Devon ; Portland
Club, W.
Heir, his son Mortimer John, b. 1841.
LOUTH (Lord), RandaU Percy Ottway Plunkett
(cr. 1541).
Elde.st son of the 12th Lord, by Anne Maria, dau.
of the late Philip Roche, Esq. ; b. 1832 ; s. 1849.
Is Ensign 79th foot. Descended fi-om a conmion
ancestor with Lord Duusany. — Louth Hall, near
Drogheda, co. Louth ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Thomas Oliver W^estenra,
Lieutenant 1st foot, b. 1838.
LOVAINE (Lord), Algernon George Percy.
Eldest son of the Earl of Beverley (whom see) ;
b. 1810 ; m. 1845 Louisa, dau. of H. Drummond,
Esq., M.P., of Albury Park, Surrey. Educated at
Eton, and is D.C.L. of St. John's Coll., Cambridge;
is a Magistrate for Northumberland, and Major
Northumberland Militia ; formerly Captain Grena-
dier Guards ; w.as M.P. for Beeralston 1831-2 ; a
Lord of the Admiralty 1858-9, and Vice-President
of the Board of Trade February — June, 1859 ; has
been M.P. for N. Northumberland since 1852, ^
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Albury Park, near Guilford, Surrey ; S, Portman
Square, W.
Heir, his son Henry George, h. 1846.
LOVAT (13tli Lord), Thomas Alexander Fraser
(cr. 1472).
Only son of the late — Fraser, Esq., of Sti'icken, by
Amelia, eldest dau. of Leslie, Esq., of Feller-
near, and eldest representative of the 2nd son of 6th
Lord Lovat ; b. 1802 ; m. 1 823 Charlotte Georgiana,
dau. of 8th Lord Stafford. Is Lord-Lieutenant of
CO. Inverness, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen ;
sits in the House of Peers as Lord Lovat, U.K.
(c)'. 1887). The Scotch Barony was forfeited 1745,
but restored in 1857. — Beaufort Castle, Beauly,
Inverness-shire, N.B. ; Reform and Brookes' Clubs,
S.W. ; 48, Brook Street, W.
Heir, his son Simon, Master of Lovat, a Dep,
Lieut, for co. Inverness, and Lieutenant-Colonel
Inverness Militia; b. 1828.
LOVE, Sir James Frederick, K.C.B. (cr. 1856).
Son of the late James Love Esq., by Mary, dau. of
— Wyse, Esq. ; h. 1789; m. 1825 Mary, dau. of
T. Heavyside, Esq. Is a Lieutenant-General in
the Army, and Colonel 57th foot ; served in 52nd
foot in Sweden, Holland, the Peninsula, and at
Waterloo ; was British Resident at Zante 1835-8,
and commanded a Division of the Forces in the
Canadian Rebellion 1838-9 ; was Lieutenant-Gover-
nor of Jersey 1851-7 ; held the commandat Shorn-
cliffe February — August, 1857; appointed August,
1857, Inspector-General of Infantry. — United
Service Club, S.W.
LOVEDEN,* Pryse, Esq.. (of Gogerddan),
Eldest son of the late Pryse Loveden, Esq., wlio
was M.P. for the Cardigan boroughs 1847-55, by
Margaretta Jane, dau. of the late Walter Rice,
Esq., of Llyn-y-brain, co. Carmarthen; h. 1837;
s. 1855 ; m. 1859 Louisa Joan, youngest dau. of
Captain Lewes, of Llanlear, co. Cardigan. Tiiis
family was formerly named Pryse, but Mr. Love-
den's father resumed, by Royal license, in 1849 the
original name of the Buscot portion of the family.
■ — Buscot Park, near Faringdon, Berks ; Goger-
ddan, near Aberystwith, Cardiganshire.
Heir, his son, b. 1859.'
LOVELACE (Earl of), "William King (cr. 1838).
Elder son of the 7th Lord King, by Hester, dau.
of 1st Earl Fortescue, K.G. ; b. 1805 ; s. as Lord
King 1833 ; was raised to the earldom in 1838 ;
m. 1835 Augusta Ada, only child of 6th Lord Byron
(she d. 1852). Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is Lord-Lieutenant and Custos Rotu-
lorum of Surrey, and Colonel 2nd Surrey Militia.
Patronage 3 livings. — East Horseley, near Ripley,
Surrey ; Ashley Combe, near Minehead, Somerset ;
Athen:eum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Ockham, R.N., b. 1836 ;
is heir to the Barony of Wentworth.
LOVELL, Sir Lovell Benjamin, K.C.B., K.H.
(cr. 1856).
Eldest son of the late T. S. Badcock, Esq., of Maple-
tliorpe Hall, Bucks ; 6. 1 798. Educated at Chelsea ;
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is a Major-General in the Army, and Colonel 12th
Lancers ; was formerly in the 14th Light Dragoons ;
served with distinction in the Peninsula ; assumed
the name of Lovell by Royal license in 1840. —
Wainfleet, near Lincoln ; L^nited Service Club,
S.W. ; 4, LTpper Seymour Street, W.
LOVESY, Captain Conway "Whitliorne (of
Charlton Kings).
Eldest surviving son of the late C. W. Lovesy,
Esq., by Margaret, dau. of James Bennett, Esq.,
of Elkstone and Tetbury, co. Gloucester ; b. 1818 ;
s. 1846 ; m. 1847 Colin Campbell, dau. of Rear-
Admiral Edward Lloyd, K.H. Educated at Bridge-
north and Queen's Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1841) ;
called to the Bar at Middle Temple 1845 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Gloucester, and a Captain Ro3'al
South Gloucester Militia. — Charlton Kings, near
Cheltenham ; Junior LTnited Service Club, S.W. ;
3, Essex Court, Temple, E.G.
Heir, his daughter Colin Campbell.
LOW, John, Esq. (of Sunvale).
Eldest son of the late Peter Low, Esq., D.L., of
Lowtown, CO. Limerick, by Louisa, dau. of Sir
Richard Butler, Bart., of Garryjmndon, co. C^arlow ;
b. 1813 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1841 Sophia Georgiana, dau.
of George Mahon, Esq., of Mount Pleasant, co.
Mayo, by Sophia, dau. of the late David Ker, Esq.,
M.P., of Montalto, co. Down, and niece of Sir
Ross Mahon, Bart., of Castlegar, co. Galway.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1832,
M.A. 1833) ; called to the Irish Bar 1835 ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Limerick (High
Sheriff 1852).— Sunvale, Kilmallock, co. Limerick ;
Kildare Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son George Peter, b, 1843.
LOWE, Right Hon. Robert (of Caterham).
Son of the late Rev. Robert Lowe, Rector of Bing-
ham, Notts ; b. 1811 ; m. 1836 Georgiana, dau. of
G. Orred, Esq. Educated at Winchester and Uni-
versity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1833), and w.as after-
wards Fellow of Magdalen Coll. ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1842, and practised at the
Australian Bar ; was a Member of the Council at
Sydney 1843-50, and M.P. for Sydney 1848-50 ;
Joint Secretary to the Board of Control 1852-5 ;
Paymaster of the Forces and Vice-President of tho
Board of Trad« 1855-8 ; was jNI.P. for Kiddermin-
ster 1852-9 ; elected M.P. for Calne 1859.— Cater-
ham, near Croydon, Surrey ; Refoini Club, S.W, ;
34, Lowndes Square, S.W.
LOWE, the Very Rev. Thomas Hill Peregrine
Furye (Dean of Exeter).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Humphrey Lowe,
Esq., by Lucy, eldest dau. and co-heiress of Thomas
Hill, Esq., of Court of Hill, co. Salop; b. 1781 ;
s. 1798 ;m. 1808 Ellen Lucy, eldest dau. of
George Pardee, Esq., of Nash C^ourt, co. Salop.
Educated at Westminster and Trinity C'oll., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1805, M.A. 1818) ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Salop, and Dean of Exeter. — Deanery, Exeter.
Heir, his son George, b. 1813 ; m. 1842 Louisa,
dau. of Thomas Crockenden, Esq., of Rushford
Hall, Suffolk.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
LOWE, Arthur Charles, Esq. (of Court of Hill,
Salop).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Humphrey Lowe,
Esq., by Lucy, dau. of Thomas Hill, Esq., of Court
of Hill : 5.1S— ; m. 1st 1841 Mary, only dau. of Ben-
jamin Flounders, Esq., of Calraington, eo. Salop ;
2nd 1846 Caroline Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Baker,
Esq., of Ashurst Lodge, Kent. Educated at West-
minster ; is a Colonel in the Army, formerly in the
16th Lancers ; is a Magistrate for co. Worcester,
and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. 8alo]3.—
Court of Hill, nearTenbury.
Heir, his sou Arthur Hill Lov/e, h, 1847.
LO'WE, Rev. John.
Eldest son of the late Ilev. John Lowe, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of John Jackson, Esq., of Fairburn,
CO. York; ?/. 1790 ; m. 1815 Susanna, dau. of the
Eev. Thomas Hind. Educated at Repton and
Lincoln CoU., Oxford (B.A. 1813, M.A. 1839);
appointed Rector of Ardley 1815 ; was formerly
Incumbent of Swinton, co. York ; is a Magistrate
for Oxon. The lauded property of this family is
situated in Wilts and Warwickshire. — Ardley Rec-
tory, near Bicester.
Jlcir, his son Thomas, in Holy Orders ; h. 1818;
0)}. 1847 Harriet De Saumerez, dau. of William
Dalgairns, Esq.
LOWE, ■William Drury, Esq. (of Loeko).
Eldest son of the late Robert Holden, Esq., by
Mary Anne, dau. of William Drury Lowe, Esq., of
Locko Park, co. Derby, whose name he has as-
sumed; i. 1802 ; s. his maternal grandmother in
1848 ; m. 1827 Caroline Esther, youngest dau. of
Nathaniel, 2nd Lord Scarsdale. Educated atCh. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1826) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Derby (High Sheriff 1854). This family, for
many centuries settled at Denby in this county,
represents the elder branch of the Lowes, which
preserved the male line to the end of last century,
and passed by marriage to the Druries, and by his
mother to the present representative. — Locko
Pai-k, near Derby ; 10, Green Street, W.
Heir, his son William Drury Nathaniel, late
Lieutenant 11th Hussars, J). 1828L
LOWNDES, James, Esq. (of Arthurlie).
Eldest son of the late William Lowndes, Esq., by
Janet, dau. of Adam Keir, Esq., Banker, of Pais-
ley, N.E. ; h. 1822 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1859 Eleanor
Jane, dau. of John Marston, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Renfrew, and a Captain Prince of
Wales Regiment Renfrew Militia ; appointed to
H.M.'s Royal Body-guard 1858.- — Arthurlie, near
Renfrew, N.B. ; Junior United Service and Wind-
ham Clubs, S.W.
LOWNDES, William, Esq. (of Chesham Bury).
Eldest son of the late William Lowndes, Esq., by
Harriet Wilson, dau. of John Kingston, Esq., of
Rickmansworth, Herts; h. 1807; a. 1828; m. 1st
1830 M.ary Harriet, 3rd d.au. of Kender Mason,
E.sq., of Boel House, Amer.sham ; 2nd 1837 Martha,
youngest dau. of Robert Sutton, Esq., of Rossway,
Herts. Educated at Eton and Trinity Hall, Cam-
bridge (B.C. L. 1832); is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Bucks (High Sheriff 1848), and in the
Commission of the Peace for Herts.* His petition
is now (1860) before the Committee of Privileges in
the House of Lords for the ancient Earouy of Mon-
thermer. — The Bury, Chesham, Bucks.
Heir, his son William, h. 1834.
LOWNDES,* William Selby, Esq. (of Whaddon
HaU).
Eldest son of the late' William Selby-Lowndes, Esq.
(who was M.P. for Bucks 1807-20, and assumed
the additional name of Selby in 1813, in respect to
the memory of Thomas Selby-Lowndes, Esq., of
Wavendon and Whaddon Hall) ; i. IS— ; s, 1849 ;
?/i. 1st 18 — Lucy, dau. of I. R. Hartman, Esq. ;
2nd 1854 Clara, dau. of I. R. Hartman, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks. Descended
from a common ancestor with Mr. Lowndes, of
Chesham Bury (whom see). — Whaddon Hall, near
Winslow, Bucks.
Heir, his son William, h. 1835,
LOWNDES, Miss (of Brightwell Park).
Catherine Ch.arlotte, eldest dau. of the late William
Charles Lowndes, Esq. (who d. 1845), by Catherine,
2nd dau. of the Rev. Reginald Wynniatt ; s. her
grandfather William Francis Lovvudes-Stone, Esq.,
1858. This lady is one of the representatives of
the family of Lowndes, who settled at Orton and
Lee Hall, Cheshire, and received a grant of arms in
1180. This branch assumed the additional name
of Stone l)y Act of Parliament in 1740; but this
is now in abeyance during the minority of the pre-
sent owner, and the name of Stone and the estates
in Oxfordshire and Bucks cannot, by the same
Act, be taken possession of till she has attained
her majority. — Brightwell Park, near Tetsworth,
Oxon.
LOWRY, John Fetherstonhaugh, Esq. (of
Pomeroy House).
Second son of Robert William Lowry, Esq., J. P.
and D.L., of Pomeroy, co. Tyrone, and Belmore
Place, CO. Westmeath ; h. 1819 ; m. 1854 Dora
Elizabeth, dau. of W. Moore, Esq., and relict of
George Folliott, Esq., of Vicar's Cross, near Ches-
ter. Educated at Rugby and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1840) ; called to the Irish Bar 1843 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Westmeath. — Pomeroy
House, near Dungannon, Ireland ; Kildare-Streot
Club, Dublin; 13, Pembroke Place, Dublin.
Heir, his dau. Anna Graves.
LOWRY, William, Esq. (of Driunreagh).
Fifth son of the late Robert Lowry, Esq., by Eliza,
dau. of Major W. Tighe, of Ballyshannon ; h. 1793;
* His great-grandfather was the well-known financier in
the reign of Queen Anne, to whom the nation is indebted for
originating the funding system. He was for many years a
member of the House of Commons, and Chairman of Ways
anil Means. Mr. Lowndes is entitled to rjuarter the royal
arms, as one of the co-representatives of Margaret Planta-
genet, Countess of Salisbury. (Vide " The Patrician," vol. v.
p. 281.)
THE UNITED KTNGDOIM.
[Loy
?«.. 1819 Isabella, dau. of the Rev. James Graham,
Rector of Pomeroy. Was formerly in the Royal
Navy. — Drumreagh, Dungamion, co. Tyrone.
Heir, his son Robert William, h. 1824 ; ra. 1852
Emily, dau. of Sir Henry G. V/ard, G.C.M.G.
LO'WTHEH, Hon. Henry Cecil.
Second son of the late Earl of Lonsdale (by Augusta,
dau. of the 9th Earl of Westmoreland), and heir
pres. to that title ; h. 1790 ; in. 1817 Lucy Eleanor,
dau. of the 5th Earl of Hai'borough [ext.). Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Rutland, and a Magistrate for Cumberland, AVest-
raoreland, and Leicestershire ; a Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Army (retired), and Colonel Royal Cumber-
land Militia ; was formerly Captain 7th Hussars,
and served in the Peninsxila ; has been M.P. for
Westmoreland since 1812. — Lowther Castle, Pen-
rith ; Barley Thorpe, near Oakham, Rutland ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 31, Bruton Street, W.
Ifdr, his son Henry, M.A., of Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge, M.P. for W. Cumberland, and late
Captain 1st Life Guards ; h. 1818 ; 7,i. 1853 Emily
Susan, dau. of St. George F. Caulfeild^ Esq.
LOWTHER, Sir John Henry, Bart. (cr. 1824).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Lowther, Bart.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of John, 9th Earl of Westmore-
land ; h. 1793 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1844. Educated at
Winchester ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. York (High Sheriff 1852), and Patron of 3
livings ; was M.P. for Wigton 1831-2, and for
York 1835-47. This family is a younger branch of
that of the Earl of Lonsdale. — SwiUington House,
near Leeds ; Wilton Castle, Gainsboroilgh, York-
shire ; Union Club, S.W. ; 127, Park Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Hugh, b. 1803 ;
m. 1834 Isabella, dau. of the late Rev. Robert
Morehead, D.D., Rector of Easington.
LO"WTHER, Rev. Gorges Paiilin (of Orcheston
St. George).
^ Ekk.it son of the late Gorges Lowther, Esq., of
Kilrue, co. Meath, Ay Cathei'tnc PauliiiL, d.iu. of
6. 1793; s. 1854; ni. 1815 Elizabeth, dau. of
Edward Charles Windsor, Esq. (collaterally de-
scended from the same ancestor now represented
by the Baroness Windsor). Educated at Win-
chester and St. Mary's Hall, Oxford (B.A. 181.5,
M.A. 1819) ; instituted Rector of Orcheston St.
George 1830 ; appointed Rural Dean 1832, and
Prebendary of Sarum 1841 ; is Domestic Chaplain
. to the Earl of Lonsdale ; has been Proctor in Con-
vocation for the Diocese of Sarura since 1835, and
is a Magistrate for Wilts. This family is descended
from a common ancestor (temp. Elizabeth) with
that of the Earl of Lonsdale. — Orcheston St. George,
near Devizes, Wilts.
Heir, his son Gorges, b. 1824 ; m. 1858 Lillie,
dau. of J. Walsh, Esq.
LOWTHER, Rev. Beresford.
Third son of the late Gorges Lowther, Esq., for-
merly of Kilrue, Westmeath (who was M.P. for
Ratoath, Ireland, 1790-1800), by kts-^wl wife Julia,
399
dau. of the late Rev. Thomas Huntingford ; h. 1815 ;
m. 1849 Laura Alice, 3rd dau. of the late Lieu-
tenant-General Horsford. Educated at Exeter
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1837) ; appointed Vicar of
Vowchurch 1838 ; is Domestic Chaplain to the
Earl of Lonsdale, and a Magistrate for co. Here-
ford.— Vowchurch Vicai'age, near Hereford,
LOWTHER, Rev. Brabazon (of Shrigley Park).
Fourth son of the late Gorges Lowther, Esq., for-
merly of Kilrue, co. Meath, by his 2nd wife Julia,
dau. of the Rev. T. Huntingford ; b. 181J; to. 1847
Ellen Jane, dau. of the late Thomas Le^i, Esq., of
Lyme Park, co. Chester. Educated at Lausanne
and Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1834) ; is a Magis-
trate for Cheshire. — Shrigley Park, near Maccles-
field, Cheshire.
Heir, his son Brabazon, b. 1847.
LOXDALE, James, Esq. (of Albrighton).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Joseph
Loxdale, Esq., High Steward and Deputy-Recorder
of Shrewsbury, by Anna Maria, dau. of William
Wood, Esq., of Bayston, co. Salop ; b. 1797 ;
S. 1846. Educated at Shrewsbury and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1820) ; called to the Bar
at the Middle Temple 1825 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Salop and Stafford. — Albrigh-
ton, near Wolverhampton, Staffordshire ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother John, b. 1799 ; m. 1st
1830 Anne, only child of Thomas Loxdale, Esq., a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop (she
d. 1848) ; 2nd 1854 Anna Rice, dau. of the Rev.
John Watson, D.D.
LOYD, Edward, Esq. (of Coombe House).
Son of the late William Loyd, Esq., of Court
Henry, co. Carmarthen, and uncle of Lord Over-
stone ; b. 1780; TO. 1809 Sarah, dau. of John
Taylor, Esq., of Blackley, co. Lancaster. Is a
Magistrate for co, Lancaster ; was formerly a
Banker at Manchestei-. — Combe House, near Croy-
don, Surrey.
Heir, his son Lewis, of Monk's Orchard, Brom-
ley, Kent ; b. 1811 ; m. 1845 Frances Harriet, dau.
of the late Admiral the Hon. Frederick Paul Irby,
of Boyland Hall, Norfolk.
LOYD, Edward, Esq., junr. (of Lillesden).
Second son of Edward Loyd, Esq., of Combe
House, Croydon, late of Manchester (whom see) ;
/;. 1820; TO. 1846 Caroline Louisa, d.au. of J. F.
Foster, Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Kent, a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and a
Banker in Manchester. — Lillesden, Hawkhurst,
near Staplehurst, Kent ; Prestwich Lodge, near
Manchester ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederic Edward, b. 1856,
LOYD -LINDSAY, Colonel Robert James (of
Lockinge).
Second son of the late Lieutenant-General James
Lindsay, of . Balcarres, co. Fife (grandson of the 5th
Earl of Balcarres), by his 2nd wife Anne, dau. of
Lua]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
the late Sir Coutts Trotter, Bart., of Westville, co.
Lincoln ; h. 1832 ; m. 1858 Harriet Sarah, only
dau, of Lord Overstone, when he assumed, by Royal
license, the additional name of Loyd. Educated
at Eton ; is a INIagistrate for Berks and co. North-
ampton ; a Colonel in the Scots Fusilier Guards ;
appointed an Equerry to H.Il.H. the Prince of
Wales 1858 ; served with distinction in ihe Crimea
1854-6, and has received the Victoria Cross and the
Medjidie, and is a Knight of the Legion of Honour.
The head of this family is the Earl of Crawford. —
Lockinge, near Wantage, Berks ; Guards' Club,
S.W,; 2, Carlton Gardens, S.W.
LUARD, George Augustus, Esq. (of Blyborough
Halli.
Eldest son of the late Charles Bourryan Luard,
Esq., of Blyborough Hall, by Henrietta, dau. of
John Armytage, Esq., of Northampton ; h. 1824 ;
s. 1855 ; m. 1855 JMaria Louisa Elizabeth, 4th dau.
of the Rev. Joseph St(3ry, of Bingfield, co. Cavan,
Ireland. Educated at Jesus Coll., Cambridge. Is
;i Magistrate for the Parts of Lindsey, co. Lincoln.
— Blyborough Hall, near Kirton in Lindsey, Lin-
colnshire.
Heir Pres., hi.g brother John Godfrey, h. 1S2-,
TjUAED, Captain William Garialiam (of Witliam
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late W. W. Luard, Esq., by
C'harlotte, only child of Thomas Garnham, Esq., of
FeLsham Hall, Suffolk ; h. 1820 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1858
Charlotte, 3rd dau. of Rev. Henry Du Cane, of the
Grove, Withani, Esse-f. Is a Magistrate for Essex,
and a Post-Captain H.M.'s Navy. — The Lodge,
Witham, Essex ; United Service Club, S.W.
LUBBOCK, Sir John ■William, Bart., P.E.S.
(cr. 1806).
Only son of the late Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bart., by
Mary, dau. of J. Entwisle, Esq., of Manchester;
h. 1803; s. as 3rd Bart. 1840 ; m. 1833 Harriet,
dau. of Colonel G. Hotham. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1823) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent (High Sheriff
1852), and a partner in the Bank of Messrs. Lub-
bock and Co. ; has been Treasurer and Vice-Presi-
dent of the Royal Society, and Vice-Chancellor of
the University of London ; is author of various
astronomical and mathematical works. — High Elms,
Farnborough, Kent ; Athenteum Club, S.W. ; 11,
Mansion-House Street, E.G.
Heir, his sou John, l>. 1834 ; m. 1856 Ellen
Frances, dau. of the Rev. Peter Hordern.
LUC AN (Earl of), George Charles Bingham,
K.C.B. (cr. 1705).
Elder son of the 2nd Earl, by Elizabeth, dau. of the
last Earl of Fauconberg ; h. 1800 ; s. 1839 ; m.
1829 Anne, dau. of 6th Earl of Cardigan. Educated
at Westminster ; is Lord-Lieutenant and Gustos
Rotulorum of co. Mayo, for which he was M.P.
1826-30 ; elected a Representative Peer for Ireland
1841 ; a Mnjor-Genural in the Army and Colonel
8th Hussars ; commanded the Cavalry in the
Crimea 1854-5. — li.alehnm House, near Chertsey,
Surrey; Castlebar House, co. Mayo; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 20, Hanover Square, W.
Heir, his son Lord Bingham, Brevet-Major in
the Army, and Lieutenant-Colonel Coldstream
Guards ; b. 1880 ; m. 1859 Cecilia Catharine, 5tli
dau. of the 5th Duke of Richmond, K.G.
LUCAS, Baroness (cr. 1663).
Anne Florence, eldest dau. and co-heir of Thomas
Philip, 2nd Earl De Grey, K.G., by Henrietta
Frances, 5th dau. of the lat Earl of Enniskillen ;
s. her father in the Barony of Lucas 1859 ; m.
1833 George Augustus, 6th Earl Cowper, who d.
1856. — Wrest Park, near x\mpthill, Beds ; Pan-
shanger, near Hertford ; 3, St. James's Square,
S.W.
Heir, her son Earl Cowper (whom see),
LUCAS, Right Hon. Edward (of Castle Shane).
Only child of the late Charles Lucas, Esq., of
Castle Shane, by Sarah, eldest dau. of Sir James
Hamilton, Knt.", of Monaghan ; h. 1787; s. 1796;
m. 1812 Anne, 2nd dau. of William Ruxton, Esq.,
of Ardee House, co. Louth, formerly M.P. for
Ardee. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Cli., Oxford,
and the LTniversity of Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate
for COS. Mona<;dian and Armagh (High Sheriff
1817) ; was M.P. for co. Monaghan 1834-41 ;
Under-Secretary of State for Ireland 1841-6 ; sworn
a Privy Councillor in Ireland 1845. This family is
derived from that of the same name in Essex and
Suffolk. — Castle Shane, near Monaghan ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward William, a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Monaghan, and formerly Lieutenant 88th
regiment, b. 1819.
LUCAS, Colonel John Nicholas (of Stout Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Lucas, Esq., of Stout
Hall, CO. Glamorgan, by Catherine, dau. of W.
Powell, Esq.; b. 1777; s. 1831; w. 1st 1816
Mary, dau. of John Richards, Esq. ; 2nd 1824
Letitia, dau. of Nicholas Loftus Tottenham, Esq.,
M.P., of Glenfarne Abbey, co. Leitriin. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Glamorgan, and Lieutenant-Colonel in the Royal
Glamorgan Militia. This family has been settled
in Glamorganshiie for two centuries, and is de-
scended from the ftimily of Lord Lucas, of Shen-
field, Essex, temp. Charles I. — Stout Hall, near
Swansea, Glamorganshire.
Heir, his dau. Mary Catherine, m. 1843 Lieute-
nant-Colonel Wood.
LUCAS, Rev. John Ponsonby.
Eklest son of Henry Lucas, Esq., by Caroline, dau.
of Ponsonby Tottenham, Esq., M.P., of Rose Gar-
land, CO. Wexford, and nephew of the preceding;
b. 1823; 'in. 1858 Rebecca, dau. of the late Rev.
T. Matthews, B.A. Educated at New Inn Hall,
Oxford (B.A. 1851) ; is Rector of Rhossili and
Vicar of Idangennith, co. Glamorgan. This family
has been seated in (Glamorganshire for two cen-
turies, and is descended from the family of Ijord
Lucas, of Shenfield, Essex. — Rhossili, near Swansea.
Heir, his son Charles Gardner Tottenham, b.
1859.
400
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Ins
LUCAS-CALCRAFT, Anthony, Esq. (of Ancas-
ter Hall).
Eldest son of the late Charles Yorke Lucas, Esq.,
a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincola (who assumed the
additional name of Calcraft on succeeding to the
estates of Ancaster, derived from his mother's
family), by Mary Jane Elizabeth, dau. of J. L.
Nixon, Esq.; h. 18i0; s. 1855.— Ancaster Hall,
near Grantham, Lincolnshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Edmund, h, 18i-.
LUCE, Thomas, Esq.. (of Malmesbury).
Son of the late Thomas Luce, Esq. ; 6. 1790 ; m.
1820 Susan, dau. of William HolHs, Esq., of Mount
Town, CO. Monmouth. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Wilts, and a Director of the Bank of
London ; was M.P. for Malmesbury 1852-9. —
Malmesbury, Wilts ; Oriental Club, W,
LUCY, Henry Spencer, Esq. (of Charlecote
Park).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late George
Lucy, Esq., of Charlecote, by Mary Elizabeth, dau.
of Sir John Williams, Bart., of Bodelwydden, St.
Asaph ; h. 1830 ; s. 1851. Educated at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; was High Sheriff of co. Warwick 1857.
This family has been settled at Charlecote since the
reign of Richard I. — Charlecote Park, near War-
wick ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Edmund Berkeley,
b. 1842.
LUCY, Rev. John.
Second son of the late Rev. John Lucy, by Maria,
dau. of John Lane, Esq., of Leighton Grange,
Middlesex ; h. 1790. Educated at Winchester
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1814, M.A.
1817); appointed Rector of Hampton Lucy 1815,
Vicar of Charlcote 1823 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Warwick. — Hampton Lucy, near Warwick ; Uni-
versity Club, S.W, ; 21, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall
East, S.W.
LUDLO^W- BRUGES, William Pem-uddocke,
Esq. (of Seend).
Eldest son of the late W. Heald Ludlow, Esq. (who
assumed the name of Bruges in 1835, on succeeding
to the property of his maternal great-uncle, Thomas
Bruges, Esq., of Seend, and who was M.P. for Bath
and Devizes, and Chairman of Quarter Sessions for
North Wilts, and Recorder of Devizes), by his 2nd
wife Agnes, dau. of Thomas Penruddocke, Esq., of
Winkton, Hants ; h. 1836 ; s. 1856. The family
of Ludlow is of ancient standing in Wilts, and
numbers among its members the republican Gene-
ral Edward Ludlow, whose estates were forfeited at
the Restoration. — Seend, near Melksham, Wilts.
Heir Pres., his brother Richard Heald, b. 1845.
LUGARD, Sir Edward, K.C.B. (or. 1858).
Son of the late Captain John Lugard, formerly of
the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons, by Jane Llewellyn,
dau. of R. Trewraan, Esq., of Exeter ; 6. 1810;
m. 1837 Isabella Mowbray, eldest dau. of Henry
Hart, Esq., of Sligo. Entered the Army 1828 ;
served in AfFghanistan and Cabul 1842-3, and in
the Sutlej campaigns 1846-7 ; was present at Mood-
401
kee, Ferozeshah, Aliwal, and Sobraon ; was after-
wards Adjutant-General to the Forces in the Punjab
1848-9, and was present at the Chenab, Goozerat,
and Chilianwalkh ; became Brevet Major 1846,
Lieutenant-Colonel 1850, Colonel and A.D.C. to
the Queen 1854 ; made a K.C.B. for his services in
Persia 1856-7 ; commanded the 2nd division at the
assault and capture of Lucknow 1858, when he
was promoted to the rank of Major-General, for
distinguished service ; is now Secretary for Military
Correspondence at the War Office. — United
Service Club, S.W. ; 23, Cadogan Place, S.W.
LUMSDAHSTE, John Small, Esq. (of LathaUan).
Third son of the late James Lumsdaine, Esq., by
Sophia, dau. of — Lindesay, Esq., of Balmungo,
co._ Fife (who d. 1853) ; b. 1829 ; s. his brother
1859. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife.
— LathaUan, near Collinsburgh, Fifeshire, N.B.
LUMSDETsT, Rev. Henry Thomas (of Cushnie).
Eldest son of the late John Lumsden, Esq., by
Magdalene, dau. of P. Friell, Esq. ; h. 1808 ;
s. 1829; VI. 1832 Susanna, 3rd dau. of N. B. Ed-
monstone, Esq., and niece of the late Sir Charles
Edmonstone, Bart., of Duntreath. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1831). This
family was originally settled at Cushnie, between
the years 1400 and 1450.— Cushnie, near Alford,
Aberdeenshire ; 15, Lower Berkeley Street, Port-
man Square, W.
LUNDIINT, EUzabeth (of Auchtermairnie).
Fourth dau. of the late Christopher Lundin, Esq.,
by Rachel, dau. of Andrew Johnston, Esq., of
RennyhiU; s. 1855; m. 1827 Rev. Robert Brown
(son of the Rev. James Brown), who has assumed
the surname of Lundin. The Lundins are mater-
nally descended from a common ancestor with Lady
Willoughby d'Eresby. — Auchtermairnie, near Ken-
noway, Fifeshire.
Heir, her son James, b, 1828.
LURGAN (Lord), Charles Brownlow (er. 1839),
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by his 2nd wife Jane,
dau. of the late Roderic M'Neill, Esq., of Barra,
CO. Inverness; b. 1831; s. 1847 ; m. 1853 Emily
Anne, dau. of the 3rd Lord Kilmaine. Was for-
merly Lieutenant 43rd Light Infantry. The 1st
Lord was M.P. for co. Armagh 1818-33. — Brownlow
House, Lurgan, co. Armagh ; 17, Park Lane, W.
Heir, his son William, b. 1858.
LUSCOMBE, John, Esq. (of Combe Royal).
Eldest son of the late John Luscombe Luscombe,
Esq., by Sarah, dau. of James Hawker, Esq., of
Plymouth ; b. 1806 ; s. 1831. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Devon. — Combe Royal, near
Kingsbridge, Devon.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward Knighton, h. 1816 ;
m. 1846 Anna, eldest dau. of William M'CuUoch,
Esq., of Barholra, co. Kirkcudbright.
LUSHINGTOKT, Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1791).
Eldest son of the late Sir Stephen Lushington,
Bart., by Hester, dau. of John Boldero, Esq., of
Aspenden Hall, Herts ; h. 1775 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1807 ; m. 1799 Fanny Maria, dau. of Matthew
2 D
Lns]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Lewis, Esq., Under-Secretary fit War. Was for-
merly Consul-General at Naples ; M.P. for Ashbur-
ton 1812-20.— Apseden Hall, Herts; 32, Montagu
Square, W.
Heir, his son Henry, of the Indian Civil Service, &.
1802 ; m. 1826 Eliza Louisa, dau. of — Trower, Esq.
LrrSHINGTOW, Sir Stephen, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Second son of Sir H. Lushington, Bart. ; h. 1803 ;
m. 1841 Henrietta, dau. of Admiral Sir H. Pres-
cott, K.C.B. ; is a Rear-Admiral of the Red ; com-
manded the Naval Brigade at capture of Sebastopol ;
has been Superintendent of the Indian Navy ;
served on the coast of Turkey and Greece in 1828 ;
appointed to the command of the Brazilian station
18.58.
LUSHINGTOlSr, Eight Hon. Stephen, D.C.L.
(of Merry Hill),
Second son of the late Sir Stephen Lu.shiugton,
Bart., by Hester, dau. of John Boldero, Esq., of
Aspeden Hall, Herts ; h. 1782 ; m. 1812 Sarah,
dau. of Thomas Carr, Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch.
Oxford, and was afterwards Fellow of All
Souls Coll. ; graduated B.A. 1802, M.A. 1806,
B.C.L. 1807, D.C.L. 1808 ; called to the Bar at
the Inner Temple 1806, and was subsequently
admitted an Advocate in Doctors' Commons ;
appointed Judge of the Consistory Court 1828,
Judge of the Admiralty 1838 ; is Chancellor of the
Dioceses of London and Rochester ; was M.P.
for Ilchester 1820-6, for Tregony 1826-30, for the
Tower Hamlets 1832-41.— Merry Hill, near Wat-
ford, Herts ; IS, Eaton Place, S.W.
LUSHII-mTOISr, ElgM Hon. Stephen Eirmbold
(of iJorton Cotu't).
Second son of the late Rev. J. S. Lushington, Pre-
bendary of Carlisle, by his 2nd wife Mary, dau. of
the Rev. H. Christian, of Docking, Norfolk, and
elder brother of the late General Sir J. L. Lushing-
ton, G.C.B. ; h. 1776 ; m. 1st 1798 Anne Elizabeth,
dau. of 1st Lord Harris, G.C.B. ; 2ud 1858 Mary,
dau. of Mr. James Hearne, of Great Portland Street,
London. Educated at Rugby {cr. Hon. D.C.L.
Oxford 1839) ; is a IMagistrate for Kent ; was Pri-
vate Secretary to Lord Harris 1795-9; was M.P.
for Rye 1 807-12, for Canterbury 1812-30 and 1835-7 ;
was formerly Chairman of Ways and Means in the
House of Commons; Joint Secretary of the Treasury
1824-7; Governor of Madras 1827-32; sworn a
Member of the Privy Council 1827. This family
has been settled in Kent nearly three centuries. —
Norton Court, near Faversham, Kent ; Travellers'
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Manners, Captain E. Kent
Rifles, and late M.P. for Canterbury ; h. 1819; m.
1846 Henrietta, sister of Sir S. H. Northcote, Bart.,
I\T.P. ; educated at Eton and Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1841, M.A. 1843), and was afterwards Fellow
of All Souls College.
LUSHINGTOM", Lady.
Ptosetta Sophia, dau. of— Coster, Esq.; m. 1836
General Sir James Law Lushington, G.C.B. (for-
merly C;hairman of the East-India Company), and
M.P. for Petersfield, Hastings, and for Carlisle
(who d. 1859).— 26, Dorset Square, N.W.
LUSHITiTGTOlSr, Charles, Esq. (of Edgware).
Third son of the late Sir Stephen Lushington,
Bart., by Hester, dau. of John Boldero, Esq., of
Aspeden Hall, Herts ; h. 1785 ; in. 1st 18 — Sarah,
dau. of Genei'al Joseph Gascoyne (she d. 1839) ;
2nd 1844 Julia, widow of Thomas Teed, Esq. Is
a Magistrate for IMiddlesex ; was M.P. for Ash-
burton 1833-41, for Westminster 1847-52 ; formerly
Chief Secretary to the Government of Bengal. —
The Manor House, Edgware, Middlesex ; Reform
Club, S.W.
LUSHINGTOJr, Edmund Law, Hsa. (of Park
House).
Eldest son of the late Edmund Henry Lushington,
Esq., by Sophia, dau. of Thomas Phillips, Esq., of
Sedgeley, near Manchester; h. 1811 ; s. 1839; m.
1842 Cecilia, dau. of Rev. Dr. Tennyson, of
Somersb}'. Educated at the Charterhouse and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1832). — Park
House, Maidstone, Kent.
LUTTEELL, Henry Pownes, Esq. (of Dunster
Castle).
Eldest surviving sou of the late J. Fownes Luttrell,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of Francis Drewe, of the
Grange, Devon; b. 1790; .<;•. 1857. Educated .it
Eton and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1812) ; is
a Iilagistrate for Somerset ; was M.P. for Minehead
1816-22, and a Commissioner of the Audit Board-
1822-49.— Dunster Castle, Mine!
Somerset ; Arthur's Club, S.W^.
1822-49.— Dunster Castle, Minehead, near Taunton,
//«■/• Prt.?., his brother Francis, h. 1792; m. 1824
Emma Louisa, dau. of the late Samuel Drewe, Esq.,
of Kensington.
LUXMOOEE, John Chave, Esq.
Only son of the late Solon Luxmoore, Esq. ; h,
1808 ; v.i. 1830 Maria, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel
South. Educated at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge ;
is a Magistrate for Devon. This family was for-
merly of Oakhampton, Devon, and represented
that borough in Parliament. — Reform Club, S.W. ;
16, Gloucester Square, W.
Heir, his dau. Maria ; m. 1858 William, son of
Richard Nainby, Esq.
LYALL, George, Esq. (of Hedley House).
Eldest surviving son of the late G. Lyall, Esq., of
Findon, Sussex (who was Chairman of the Hon.
East-India Company, and M.P. for London 1833-4
and 1841-7), by Mary, dau. of John Edwards, Esq. ;
h. 1819 ; m. 1st 1845 Eleanor Harriet, dau. of Rev.
J. Manley ; 2nd 1855 Frances, dau. of D. Cave,
Esq., of Cleve Hill, co. Gloucester. Educated
at Winchester ; is a Magistrate for Surrey, a
Commissioner of Lieutenancy for ^Middlesex, and a
Director of the Bank of London; has been M.P.
for Whitehaven since 1857- The original name of
this family was Lyle, or De Lyle. They were
settled for many generations in Berwickshire, till
the grandfather of the present Mr. Lyall removed to
London, and established himself in Sussex in the
last century. — Hedley House, near Epsom, Surrey ;
Carlton and Union Clubs, S.W, ; 17, Park Crescent,
N.W.
Heir, his son George Arthur Cave, h. 1856.
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LYDEKKER, Gerard "Wolfe, Esq. (of Harpen-
den Lodge).
Only son of the late Eichard Lydekker, Esq., M.D.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Wolfe, Esq., of Rox-
wel], Essex; h. 1811; s. 1834; m. 1848 Martha
Margaret, youngest dau. of the late Thomas Peake,
Esq., Serjeant-at-Law. Educated atEton audTriuity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836) ; called
to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1841 ; is a Magis-
trate for Herts and Beds ; was formerly a Member
of the Home Circuit, and Classical Examiner in the
Inner Temple. — Harpenden Lodge, near St. Alban's,
Herts ; 13, St. James's Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Eichard, h. 1849.
LYELL, Sir Charles, Knt., D.C.L. (or. 1848).
Eldest son of the late Charles Lyell, Esq., of Kin-
nordy, co. Eorfar, by Frances, dau. of T. Smith,
Esq., of Maker Hall, Swaledale, co. York ; h. 1797 ;
in. 1832 Mary Elizabeth, eldest dau. of L. Horner,
Esq. Graduated B.A. at Exeter Coll., Oxford,
1819, as 2nd Class in Classical Honours, M.A.
1821 (cr. Hon. D.C.L. 1855) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Forfar ; has been twice President
of the Geological Society ; author of "Principles
.and IManual of Geology," and of "Travels in North
America." — Kiunordy, Kerriemuir ; 53, Harley
Street, W.
LYGOK", Hon. Edward Pyndar, C.B. (of Spring
Hill).
Fourth son of the 1st Earl Beauchamp ; h. 1786.
Educated at Eton ; is a General in the Army, and
Colonel 13th Light Dragoons. — Spring Hill, near
Broadwaj% Worcestershire ; 12, Upper Brook
Street, W.
LYGON, Hon. Frederick, F.S.A.
Third son of the 4th Earl Beauchamp ; h. 1830.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1852) ; chosen Fellow of All Souls 1852 ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Worcester ; late Captain Worcester
Yeomanry Cavalry ; has been M. P. for Tewkesbury
since 1857; was a Lord of the Admiralty March —
June, 1859. —Madresfield Court, Great Malvern,
Worcestershire ; 19, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
LYNCH, George Staunton, Esq. (of Clydagh).
Eldest son of the late Mark Lynch, Esq., of Duras
Park, CO. Galway, by Victoire, dau. of Richard W.
Cormick, Esq., of Wolsley Parle, island of Grenada,
and niece of the late Sir George Leonard Staunton,
Bart. ; I. 1798 ; s. 1822 ; w.1824 Sarah Jane, dau.
of Francis Hardwick, Esq., of Nottingham, Cap-
tain 62nd foot. Educated at Oscott Coll. ; is a
Magistrate for cos. Galway and Mayo. — Clydagh
House, near Headford, co. Galway.
Heir, his son Marcus Staunton, b. 1826 ; m. 1851
Horatia Anne, dau. of Charles Powlett Rushworth,
Esq., Commissioner of Inland Revenue (she d.
1859).
LYNCH, Capt. Henry Blosse (of Partry House).
Eldest surviving son of the late H. B. Lynch, Esq.,
a Major in the Army, by Elizabeth, dau. of Robert
Finnis, Esq., of Hythc, Kent; h. 1807; s. 1855 ;
m. 1838 Caroline, dau. of Colonel Taylor, of the
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Bombay Army. Appointed to the Indian Navy
1822, .and is a retired Captain of that service.
This family is a branch of the Castle Carra family,
of Lynch (now Lynch-Blosse), and settled at Partry
about the end of the sixteenth century. — Partry
House, near Ballim-obe, co. M.ayo ; Atlien?eum
Club, S.W.
Heir, liia son Quested Finnis, h. 1850.
LYNCH, Henry James (of Hatlitarmon, co.
Sligo).
Eldest son of the late Patrick Lynch, Esq., of Tara
Hall, CO. Meath, and Rathtarmon, co. Sligo, J. P.
forces. Meath, Dublin, and Sligo, by Marcella, dau.
of John Flanagan, Esq., of Clogher, co. Roscom-
mon, and great-grandson of A. H. Lynch, Esq., of
the Castle Galway (whofZ. 1764) ; b. 1824 ; s. 1859.
Educated at St. Mary's Coll., Oscott ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Roscommon ; was Private Secretary to
the Right Hon. W. Monsell when Clerk of the
Ordnance 1855-7, and while President of the
General Board of Health 1857-8. — Stafford Club,
W. ; 6, Union Street, Berkeley Square, W.
LYNCH, James Mattliewr, Esq. (of "Whiteleas).
Eldest son of the late .Tames Lynch, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Murray, Esq., of Sheep-
walk, CO. Wicklow ; h. 1810 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1839
Eleanor, dau. of John McDonnell, Esq., of Merrion
Square, Dublin. Educated at Clongowes Coll. ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Kildare and Dublin. —
Whiteleas, near Ballymore Eustace, co. Kildare.
LYNCH, Patrick Marcus, Esq. (of Duras),
Eldest son of the late Mark Lynch, Esq., by Bar-
bara, dau. of Stephen Burke, Esq., of Ower, in the
same county ; b. 1789 ; s. 1822 ; m. 1820 Ellen,
only dau. of John Wilson, Esq., of Belvoir, co.
Clare. Educated at St. Edmund's Coll., near Ware,
Herts ; is a Magistrate for co. Galway (High Sheriff
1845). — Duras Park, near Kinvara, co. Galway;
Renmore Park, Galway.
Heir, his son John Wilson, Justice of Peace for
CO. Galway, Captain in Galway Militia, High Sheriff
of CO. Galway 1858.
LYNCH - STAUNTON, Capt. Henry Cormick*
(of Leigh Park).
Second son of the late Mark Lynch, Esq., of Duras
Park, CO. Galway, by his 2nd wife Victoire, dau. of
R. W. Cormick, Esq., of Wolseley Park, Grenada ;
b. 1801 ; s. his cousin, the late Sir G. T. Staunton,
Bart., 1859 ; m. 1838 Charlotte, dau. of J. Brock
Wood, Esq., of Huntingdon Hall, co. Chester.
Assumed the additional name of Staunton 1859.
Was formerly Captain E. I. Co.'s Service, Madr<as
Establishment. — Leigh Park, near Havant, Hants ;
17, Devonshire Street, Portland Place, W.
Heir, his sou George Staunton, Lieutenant Hants
Artillery, h: 1839.
LYNDHURST (Lord), John Singleton Copley,
P.C., E.R.S., D.C.Tj. (cr. 1827).
Only son of the late J. S. Copley, Esq., R.A., by
Miss Clarke ; 6. 1772 ; m. 1st 1819 Sarah, dau. of
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C. Bruiisden, Esq. (widow of Lieutenant-Colonel
Thomas) ; 2nd 1837 Georgiana, dau. of L. Gold-
smith, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1794) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1804 ; is High Steward of Cambridge University,
and a Governor of the Charterhouse ; was M.P. for
Ashburton 1820-6, and for Cambridge University
1826-7 ; successively Solicitor-General 1819, Attor-
ney-General 1824, Master of the Rolls 1826, Lord
Chancellor 1827-30, Chief Baron of the Exchequer
1831-4 ; Lord Chancellor 1834-5 and 1841-6.— 25,
George Street, Hanover Square, W,
LYISTE- STEPHENS, Stephens (of Lyndford
Hall).
Only son of the late Charles Lyne, Esq., of Roe-
hanipton (who assumed by Royal license, in 1826,
the additional name of Stephens, after his cousin
John Stephens, Esq., formerly of Lisbon), by
Wilhehnina Augusta, dau. of William Tonkin,
Esq., of Lisbon ; h. 1801 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1845
Yolande Marie Louise, dau. of Monsieur Jean
Louis Duvernay. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1822); was M.P. for Barnstaple
1830-1 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Nor-
folk (High Sheriff 1858-9). The ancestors of the
Lyne family were seated for many generations in
Cornwall. — Lynford Hall, near Brandon, Norfolk ;
Roehampton, Surrey, S.W.
LYOWS (Lord), Richard Bickerton Pemell
Lyons (or. 1856).
Only surviving son of the 1st Lord, by Augusta
Louisa, dau. of the late Captain Josias Rogers,
R.N. ; h. 1817; •<;. 1858. Educated at Win-
chester and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; was Secretary of
Legation at Florence 1856-8 ; appointed British
Minister there Feb. 1858, at Washington Dec.
1858. The 1st Lord was an Admiral and G.C.B.,
and chief in command in the Black Sea 1855-6. —
Travellers' Club, S.W.
LYONS, Prancis, Esq., M.D. (of Cork).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Lyons, Esq., of
Cork, by Mary, dau. of the late William Hackett,
Esq. ; h. 1797 ; in. 1833 Ellen, dau. of D. Cagney,
Esq., of Park GarrifFe, co. Cork. Educated at
the University of Paris, graduated M.D. in 1822,
but never practised ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for the city of Cork ; elected M.P. for Cork
1859.— 32, South Terrace, Cork, and Marine Villa,
Queenstown, co. Cork ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis, h. 1834.
LYONS, John Charles, Esq. (of Ledestown).
Eldest son of the late Charles John Lyons, Esq., by
Mary Anne, dau. of Sir R. Levinge, 4tb Bart., and
grandson of the late John Lyons, Esq. (who was
High Sheriff of CO. Westmeath 1778), and of Caro-
line, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel John De Gennis,
of Portarlington ; h. 1792 ; s. his grandfather
1803 ; ■)/(. 1st 1820 Penelope Melesina, only dau. of
the late Hugh Tuite, Esq., of Sonna (she d. 1855) ;
2nd 1856 Frances Ellen, dau. of Thomas Walsli,
Esq., of Belleville, co. Westmeath. Educated at
Reading and Pembroke Coll., Oxford ; is a Mao-is-
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Westmeath (High
SheiifF 1816) ; was formerly Captain in the West-
meath Militia. This family is of Huguenot extrac-
tion, and came from France to Ireland temp.
James I.- — Ledestown, near Mullingar, co. West-
meath,
LYONS, Joseph, Esq. (of Moyanna).
Second son of the late William Lyons, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of Joseph Selby, Esq., of Dublin ;
h. 1797 ; s. 1840 ; in. 1828 Alicia, dau. of the late
William Dunne, Esq., of Ballymanus, Queen's co.
Educated at Carlow ; is a Magistrate for Queen's
CO. — Moyanna, near Stradbally, Queen's co.
Heir, his son William Selby, h. 1830.
LYONS, William Thomas Birstow, Esq. (of
Old Park).
Eldest son of the late W. H. H. Lyons, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of the Rev. W. Birstow, of Belfast ;
h. 1812 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1840 Julia Maria, 2nd dau.
of Captain Jones, of Mount Edward, co. Sligo.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1831) ; called to the Irish Bar 1835 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim. — Old Park,
Belfast, Ireland.
Heir, his son William Henry Plolmes, 1). 1843.
LYSLEY, William John, Esq., F.S.A. (of Mims-
wood and Pewsham).
Only son of William Lysley, Esq., of Warmfield,
CO. York (who cl. 1792), descended from the family
of Lysle, or Lyley, of Rothwell, Mirfield, and
Lyley, in the same county, by Ann, dau. of Wil-
liam Barker, Esq., of W.-ikefield ; /;. 1791 ; Wi.l828
Caroline, dau. of John Marshall, Esq., of Ardwick
House, CO. Lancaster ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1825, and went the Northern Cir-
cuit ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts
(High Sheriff 1851) ; elected M.P. for Chippen-
ham 1859. — Mimswood, near Potter's Bar, Herts;
Pewsham, near Chippenham, Wilts ; Athenaeum
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Gerard, h. 1831.
LYSONS, Rev. Samuel (of Hempsted Coiirt).
Eldest son of tlie late Rev. Daniel Lysons, M.A.,
F.R.S., F.A.S., &c. &c. (author of "Magna Britan-
nia," &c., by Sarah, eldest dau. of Colonel Thomas
Carteret Hardy, of Royal York Fusiliers ; h. 1806 ;
s. 1834 ; m. 1st 1834 Eliza Sophia Teresa, dau. of
Major-General Sir Lorenzo Moore, K.C.H. and
C.B. ; 2nd 1847 Luc}', dau. of Rev. John Adey
Curtis (by Albinia Frances, his wife, who, after his
decease, assumed the family name of Hayward in
addition to that of Curtis). Educated at Exeter
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1836) ; appointed
Rector of Rodmartou, co. Gloucester, 1833, Incum-
bent of St. Luke, Gloucester, 1841 ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Gloucester. This family is of ancient
Welsh origin, mentioned in Leland's "Itinerary,"
but has been settled about 300 years in the county
of Gloucester, and about 200 years in the parish of
Hempsted. — Hempsted Court, near (iloucestor ;
Cavendish Club, W.
Heir, his son Lorenzo George, Lieutenant 23rd
Royal Welsh Fusiliers, h. 1839.
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LYSTEK, the Very Eev. James, M.A. (of Lys-
terfield).
Eldest son of the late Colonel A. Lyster, by Jane,
dau. of George Fosbery, Esq., of Cloran, b. 1810 ;
s. 1841 j m. 1837 Maria, dau. of the Rev. George
Keating, M.A., Rector of Edgevvorthstown. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1835,
M.A. 1840) ; is Dean of Leighlin and Rector of
Wells ; was formerly Rector of the Union of Tas-
liinny. This family is descended from the Listers
of Gisburn, co. York, and settled in Ireland 1560,
where they obtained large grants of land. — Lyster-
field, CO. Roscommon ; The Deanery, near Leighlin
Bridge, co. Carlow.
Heir, his son Anthony, 7j. 1838.
LYTTELTOlsr (Lord), George William Lyttel-
ton, F.K.S. (cr. 1776).
Eldest son of the 3rd Lord, by Sarah, dau. of the
2nd Earl Spencer; b. 1817; s. 1837; m. 1839
Mary, dau. of the late Sir S. R. Glynne, Bart, (she
d. 1857). Educated at Eton, graduated M.A. at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge, in 1838 as Senior Classic ;
is Lord-Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of co.
Worcester, High Steward of Bewdley, and late
PrinciiDal of Queen's Coll., Birmingham ; sits in the
House of Lords as Lord Lyttelton, U.K. {cr. 1794) ;
Patron 4 livings. — Hagley, near Stourbridge,
Worcestershire ; Athenjeum Club, S.W. ; 12, Strat-
ton Street, W.
Jleir, his son Charles George, b. 1842.
LYTTELTON, Dowager Lady,
Sarah, eldest dau. of the 2nd Earl Spencer ; m.
1813 William Henry, 3rd Lord Lyttelton, who d.
1837 ; was formerly Governess to the children of
Her Majesty.— 12, Stratton Street, W.
LYTTELTON, Hon. Spencer (of North Creake).
Second son of the 3rd Lord Lyttelton ; b. 1818 ; m.
1848 Henrietta, dau. of F. H. Cornwall, Esq.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Worcester ; appointed Master of the Cere-
monies in the Royal Household 1847 ; Deputy
Comptroller of the Lord Chamberlain's Office 1857.
— North Creake, near Fakenhara, Noi-folk ; St.
James's Palace; S.W^. ; 13, Eaton Terrace, S.W.
LYTTELTON, Hon. 'William Henry.
Third son of the 3rd Lord Lyttelton ; b. 1820 ;
m. 1854 Emily, dau. of the Right Rev. Henry
Pepys, D.D., Lord Bishop of Worcester. Educated
at Winchester and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1841) ; appointed Rector of Hagley 1847, Hon.
Canon of Worcester 1850. — Hagley Rectory, near
Stourbridge, Worcestershire.
LYTTON, Eight Hon. Sir Edward George
Earle Lytton Bulwer-, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Younger son of the late Brigadier-General William
Earle Bulwer, of AVood Dalling, by Elizabeth Bar-
bara, dau. of Richard Warburton Lytton, I^sq., of
Knebvvorth ; b. 1805 ; 7*!. 1827Rosina, dau. of Francis
W^heeler, Esq., of Lizzard Connel, co. Limerick ; as-
sumed the additional name of Lytton in 1844 ; is a
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Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts ; Patron of 1
living ; was formerly M.P. for St. Ives 1831-2,
for Lincoln 1832-41 ; has been M.P. for Herts
since 1842 ; was Secretary of State for the Colonies
1858-9. — Knebworth Park, near Stevenage, Herts;
Athenjeum and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 1, Park
Lane, W.
Heir, his son Edward Robert, Attache at
Athens, b. 1831.
LYVEDEN (Lord), Robert Vernon Smith, P.C.
(cr. 1859).
Eldest son of the late R. P. Smith, Esq., of
Cheam, Surrey, by Caroline, dau. and co-heiress
of Richard Vernon, Esq., of Hilton, co. Stafford ;
b. 1800 ; m. 1823 Emma Mary, dau. of John, Srd
Earl of Upper Ossory (ext.). Educated at Eton
andCh. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1822); is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton ; appointed
a Lord of the Treasury 1830, Secretary of the
Board of Control 1835, Under-Secretary for the
Colonies 1839, Secretary at War 1852 ; was Presi-
dent of the Board of Control 1855-8 ; M.P. for
Tralee 1829-31, and for Northampton 1831-59.—
Farming Woods, near Thrapston, Northampton-
shire ; 20, Saville Row, W.
Heir, his son Fitzpatrick Henry (who has received
the Royal license to use the name of Vernon
only), b. 1824 ; m. 1853 Lady Albreda Elizabeth,
youngest dau. of the 5th Earl FitzwiUiam, K.G. ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Northamp-
ton, and late Captain Northamj)ton Militia ;
formerly in the Diplomatic Service.
MABERLEY, Lieiit.-Colonel William Leader.
Son of the late — Maberley, Esq. ; b. 17 — ; m.
1830 Catharine Charlotte, 2nd sister of 3rd Lord
Dunalley. Is a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army ;
was M.P. for Shaftesbury 1831-2, for Chatham
1832-4 ; formerly Joint Secretary of the General
Post-office, and a Commissioner of Customs. — 15,
Manchester Square, W.
MACADAM, Thomas Stannard, Esq.. (of Blaok-
water, co. Clare).
Eldest son of the late Philip MacAdam, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of J. L. Stannard, Esq., of the
Grange, co. Kilkenny ; b. 1827 ; s. 1855 ; vi. 1st
1855 Eliza Chivers, dau. of the late J. S. Bauer,
Esq., of Broxholme House, co. York (she d. 1856) ;
2nd 1858 Ellen, eldest dau. of the late William
D'Arcy Preston, Esq., Captain R.N., of Borde
Hill, Sussex ; is a Magistrate for co. Clare, and a
Major in 3rd West York Militia. This family
settled in Ireland early in the reign of James I. —
Blackwater, near Limerick ; County Club, Limerick.
Heir, his son Philip Bauer, b. 1856.
M'ADAM, William, Esq. (of Ballochmorrie).
Eldest surviving son of the late William M'Adam,
Esq. (who d. 1836), by Jane, dau. of Captain
Pickard, of the 13th Light Dragoons ; b. 1803 ; s.
his grandfather as chief of that name in 1837. Edu-
cated at Glasgow University ; is Surveyor-General
of Turnpike Roads in England. This family was
formerly of Waterhead, in the Stewartry of Kirk-
Mac]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
cudbriglit, Scotland. — Balloclimonie, near Girvan,
Ayrshire, N.B.
Heir Prcs., his brother Christopher, h. 1807 ;
m. 1837 Ellen, dau. of Edward Stephens Tre-
lawney, Esq., of Coldrenie, Cornwall.
M'ALESTER, Charles Archibald, Esq. K.H. (of
Loup Cottage).
Son of the late Archibald iNl'Alester (a Colonel and
Acting- Brigadier-Genei-nl in the Royal Service,
and brother to the chieftain of the Scottish clan of
that name), by Sarah, dau. of AVilliam Haigh,
Esrj., of Elmsal, co. York ; b. 1790 ; m. 1814 Adri-
enne, dau. of Christophe Didier, a gentleman of
Provence, in France. Is a Magistrate for Devon
and Dorset, and a retired Lieutenant-Colonel of
H.M.'s Service ; served in the campaigns of Egypt,
Calabria, Belgium, and France ; at the capture of
Malta and the Ionian Islands ; in the East and
West Indies, &c., and was present at Waterloo.
This family is de.-^cended in a direct line from
Alaster, grandson of Somerled, Prince or Lord of
Argyle in 1150, and the chieftainship of the Clan
Alaster has descended in an uninterrupted line of
succession from the year 1200 to the present day.
— Loup Cottage, Axminster, Devon.
M'ALESTEB, Charles Somerville, Esq. (of
Kennox House), (Chief of Clan Allaster).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Charles M 'Alester,
of Loui^, CO. Argyle, by Jessie, dau. and heiress of
William Somerville, Esq., of Kennox, a cadet of
the Somervilles of Cambusnethan ; b. 1799 ; s. 1847 ;
m. 1828 Mary Adeline Brabazon, only dau. of
Edward Lyon, Esq., of Dublin, Lieutenant E-.N.
Educated at the Universities of Edinburgh and
Glasgow ; is a Magistrate for co. Ayr, and Major
of the lioj-al Ayrshire Kifle ilegiment of Militia.
This family is descended in direct line from Alex-
ander, eldest son of Angus More, Lord of the Isles,
A.D. 1284, forfeited for opposing the claim of Robert
Bruce to the Scottish throne. — Kennox Plouse,
Stewarton, Ayrshire, N.B.
Jleir, his son Cliarles, Captain 46th Regiment,
b. 1830.
MACALISTEE, Keith, Esq. (of Glenbarr
Abbey).
Only son of the late Colonel M. Macalister, by
Charlotte, dau. of James Brodie, Esq., of Brodie ;
b. 1803 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1st 1830 Mary Agatha, only
dau. of Robert Campbell, Esq., of Skipness ; 2nd
1858 Alexaudriiia Georgina Cuninghame, dau. of
W. JMillar, Esq., of Monkcastle and Monkridden,
CO. Ayr. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Argyle. — Glenbarr Abbey, Argyleshire, N.B. ;
New Club, Edinburgh ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Matthew Charles Brodie, b. 1838.
MACAKTDBEW, Sir John, K.C.B. (er. 1859).
Second son of the late Duncan Macandrew, Esq.,
of Culross, CO. Perth, N.B., by Mary, dau. of
John MacDermott, Esq., of I'erth ; b. 1791 ; in.
1st 1816 Mary, eldest dau. of Daniel Wolff, Esq.,
of Manchester ; 2ud 1846 Ellen Grace, youngest
dau. of the late Nathaniel Brassey, Esq., Banker,
of Lombard Street, London. Educated at the
University of Edinburgh ; entered the Medical
Department of the Army 1809 ; became Inspector-
General of Hospitals 1850 ; appointed Honorary
Physician to the Queen 1859. This family is de-
scended from the MacGregors of Rora, the name
having been changed after the rebellion in Scotland
1745._52, Regent Street, W.
Ilcir, his son John Lennox, b. 1822 ; m. 1854
Emily Philippa, eldest dau. of James Whelan,
Esq., of London.
MACABTHUE, Sir "WiUiam, Knt. (or. 1856).
Son of John Macarthur, Esq., of New South
Whales; b. 1800; late Member of Legislative
Council at Sydney ; was Special Commissioner from
that Colony to the Great Exhibition of Paris in
1855. — Camden Park, Sydney, New South Wales;
Windham Club, S.W.
MACABTWEY, Sir WiUiam Isaac, Bart. (cr.
1799). ,
Eldest son of the late Sir John Macartney, 1st 1
Bart., by Anne, dau. of Edward Scriven, Esq. ; '
b. 1780 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1812 ; m. 1818 Ellen, dau.
of Sir John Barrington, Bart. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1802), is in Holy Orders, j
Rector of Dysertegny. — Dysertegny, co. London- |
derry.
Jlcir, his son John, b. 1832.
MACABTNEY, George, Esq. (of Lissanoure).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Travers Hume, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Major J. Ballyguier, of Dublin ;
b. 1793 ; s. his mother (who inherited, as niece, the
late Earl Macartney's estates in Ireland and Scot-
land in 1806) 1825 ; m. 1828 Ellen, only dau. and
heiress of the lateTownleyFilgate, Esq., of Lowther
Lodge, Dublin. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1814) ; is a Magistrate for cos. Dublin and
Antrim, and Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim, which
he represented in Pailiament 1852-9. This
family is descended in a direct line from the
younger brother of Macarthy More, who settled in
Kirkcudbrightshire, N.B., in the 14th century. —
Lissanoure, Ballymoney, co. Antrim ; Lowther
Lodge, Balbriggan, co. Dublin ; Sackville-Strect
Club, Dublin ; Carlton and National Clubs, S.W.
//c«',* his son George Travers, Captain 15th
Hussars, b. 1830.
MACABTISTEY, Jofcai William Ellison, Esq.
Only son of the late Rev. Thomas Ellison, by
Catherine, 2nd dau. of Arthur Chichester Macart-
ney, Esq., K.C. ; b. 1818 ; -s. his uncle 1858 ; m.
1851 Elizabeth Phoebe, eldest surviving dau. of
the Rev. John Grey Porter ; assumed, by Royal
license, in 1859, the surname and arms of Macart-
ney, after his maternal uncle, the late Rev. W. G.
JMacartney. Educated at the Universities of Bonn
and Munich ; called to the Bar at the Middle Tem-
ple 1846 ; to the Irish Bar at King's Inns, Dublin,
1848 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Tyrone and Ferma-
nagh. This family is descended from Donagh
* Tlie heir to his mother is his younger son, Townley
Fatten Hume Macartney Filgate, Cornet 18th Hussars, born
1841.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Mac
M'Carthy (son of tlie M'Cai-thy More), who, in
1315, went to Scotland, where his descendants were
called McCartnej', and afterwards, when settled in
Ulster, Macartney. — The Palace, Clogher, co, Ty-
I'one.
Heir, his son William Grey, h. 1852.
MACAULAY (Lord), Tliomas Babington Mac-
aulay, P.O. (cr. 1857).*
Eldest son of the late Zachary Macaulay, Esq.,
by Selina, dau. of T. Mills, Esq. ; b. 1800. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1822) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1826 ; was M.P.
for Calne 1830-1, for Leeds 18324, and for Edin-
burgh 1839-47 and 1852-6 ; Legal Member of the
Supreme Council in India 1834-8 ; Secretary at
War 1839-41, Paymaster ^General 1846-8 ; ap-
pointed High Steward of Cambridge 1857. Is
Author of " Lays of Ancient Rome," " History of
England," "Essays," &c. — Athenasum Club;
Campden Hill, Kensington, W.
MACAULAY", Sir James Buclianan, C.B., Knt,
(cr. 1859).*
Formerly Chief Justice of the Court of Common
Pleas in Western Canada.
MACAULAY, Kenneth, Esq., Q.C.
Youngest son of the Pev. A. Macaulay, of Poth-
ley Temple, co. Leicester, and cousin of Lord Ma-
caulay ; h. 1815; m. 1843 Harriet, only dau. of
W. WooUcombe, Esq., M.D. Educated at Jesus
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1836, M.A. 1839) ; called
to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1839, and goes the
Midland Circuit ; became a Queen's Counsel 1850 ;
elected M.P. for Cambridge 1852, but was un-
seated on petition ; has been M.P. for Cambridge
since 1857.— Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.^V. ;
4, King's-Bench Walk, Temple, E.G. ; 48, Cadogan
Place, Sloaue Street.
M'CALL, James, Esq. (of Daldowie).
Fourth sou of the late James M'Call, Esq., of Brae-
head, by Sara.h, dau. of Thomas Reid, Esq., of
CO. Ayr ; h. 1778 ; m. 1815 Anna C. I. Fehrszen-
de-Wet, dau. of Henricus Fehrszen. Educated at
Glasgow University ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lanark. This family was originally
from Dumfriesshire. — Daldowie, near Glasgow,
Heir, his son Henry, b. 1818.
McCANK", James, Esq. (of Stalteen House).
Eldest son of late John McCann, Esq., of Dro-
gheda ; b. 1800 ; a Merchant in Drogheda, of which
borough he was Sheriff 1851 ; has been M.P. for
Drogheda since 1852. — Stalteen House, co. Meath.
McCAlSrjSr, Nicholas, Esq., M.D. (of Quadring).
Third surviving son of the late Thomas McCann,
Esq., CO. Longford, Ireland ; b. 1802 ; m. 1833 Mary,
2nd dau. of the late Edward Black, Esq., of Ben-
nington Hall, near Boston. Educated at Dublin ;
is a M.R.C.S. of England 1827, M.D. St. Andrew's
1854, and L.R. C.P. E. 1857; appointed a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lincoln 1852, Staff Surgeon to the
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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Royal Rifle regiment of Militia, Middlesex, 1852,
and Examining Physician to the Foreign Office
1858. — Quadring Eaudyke, near Spalding, Lincoln-
shii'e ; Lismoy House, co. Longford, Ireland ; 50,
Parliament Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Albert, b. 1846.
MACCARTHY, Sir Charles Justin, Knt. (cr.
1857).
Eldest son of the late Denis MaeCarthy, Esq., of
CO. Cork, and of Squire's Mount, Hampstead, by
Mary, dau. of — MaeCarthy, Esq.; b. 1820;
m. 1848 Sophia Brunei, eldest dau. of SirB. Hawes,
K.C.B. Educated at St. Edmund's Coll., Ware ;
appointed Auditor-General of Ceylon 1848, and
Colonial Secretary of that island 1856. — Colombo,
Ceylon, East Indies.
McCarthy, Alexander, Esq. (of Currymount).
A member of the ancient sept of the Macarthys of
CO. Cork ; b. 1800. Called to the Irish Bar 1826 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Cork ; was M.P. for Cork
city 1S46-7, for co. Cork 1857-9. — Currymount,
Buttevant, co. Cork ; 37, Upper Fitzwilliam Street,
Dublin.
McCAUSLAND, Sir Richard Bolton, Knt. (cr.
1856).
Son of Marcus McCausland, Esq., of Fruit Hill, co.
Londonderry ; b. 18 — . A Member of the Irish
Bar ; formerly Assistant Barrister for Galway ;
appointed Clerk of the Custodies in Lunacy 1853,
Recorder of Singapore 1856. — Singapore, Asia.
McCAUSLAND, Marcus, Esq. (of Fruit Hill).
Eldest son of the late Conolly McCausland, Esq.,
by Theodosia, sister of the 1st Lord Hartland;
b. 1787 ; m. 18— a dau. of — Tyndal, Esq., of
Clifton, Gloucestershire, and sister of — Tyndal-
Bruce, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Londonderry (High Sheriff 1826).— Fruit Hill,
near Newton Limavady, co. Londonderry.
Heir, his son Conolly Thomas, b. 1831 ; edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; late Captain
Derry Militia regiment of Light Infantry.
MAC CAUSLAND, Oliver Piunket, Esq. (of
"Woodbank).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Redmond Conynghani
Mac Causland, by Martha, dau. of Samuel Babing-
ton, Esq., of Leicester ; b. 1841 ; s. 1846. — Wood-
bant, near Yarvagh, co. Londonderry.
MACCLESFIELD (Earl of), Thomas Augustua
"Wolstenholme Parker (cr. 1721).
Eldest son of the 5th Earl, by his 2nd wife Eliza,
dau. of the late W. B. Wolstenholme, Esq., of
Hollyhill, Sussex; h. 1811; s. 1850; m. 1st 1839
Henrietta, dau. of the late Edmund Turnoi-, Esq.,
of Stoke Rochford, co. Lincoln (she d. 1839); 2nd
1842 Mary Frances, dau. of the 2nd Marquis of
Westminster. Is a Magistrate for Oxon, and High
Steward of Henley-on-Thames ; was M.P. for
Oxfordshire 1837-41. Patronage 6 livings. — Shir-
burn Castle, near Tetsworth, Oxon ; Ensham Hallj
near Witney, Oxon ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Parker, b. 1843.
Mac]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MACCLESFIELD, Dowager Countess of.
Eliza, dau. of William Breton, Esq., who took the
surname of Wolstenholme in 1806, his father
havinw m. the dau. and heir of the last descendant
of that ancient family ; m. 1807 (as 2nd wife)
Thomas, 5th Earl of Macclesfield, who d. 1850. —
Eynsham Hall, near Witney, Oxon.
M'CLINTOCK, Lieut.-Colonel George Augustus
Jocelyn (of Fellow's Hall).
Youngest son of the late John M'Clintock, Esq.,
of Drumcar, co. Louth, by Elizabeth, dau. of Wil-
liam, 1st Earl of Clancarty ; h. 1822; m. 1850
Catherine Caroline, dau. of Sir James Mathew
Stronge, Bart. Is a Magistrate for cos. Tyrone
and Armagh, and Lieutenant-C'olonel .Sligo Rifle
regiment of Militia ; was formerly Captain 52nd
foot. This family is of Scottish origin, but has
been established in Ireland for nearly three cen-
turies.— Fellow's Hall, near Tynan, co. Armagh ;
Kildare-Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Arthur, h. 1856,
M'CLINTOCK, Henry Stanley, Esq. (of Mill-
mountj.
Son of the late John M'Cilintock, Esq. (formerly
M.P. for CO. Louth), by Elizabeth, dau. of the 1st
Earl of Clancarty ; h. 1814 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1839
Gertrude, only dau. of the late Robert La Touche,
Esq. Educated at Royal INIilitary Coll., Wool-
wich ; is a Magistrate for cos. Antrim and Kildare,
and a Major Antrim Artillery ; was formerly in the
Roy.al Artillery. — Millmount, near Randalstown,
CO. Antrim ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick Robert, h. 1842.
M'CLINTOCK, John, Esq. (of Drumcar).
Eldest son of the late John M'Clintock, Esq., for-
merly M.P. for CO. Louth, by Jane, dau. of Wil-
liam Bunbury, Esq., M.P., of Lisnavagh, co.
Carlow; h. 1798; s. 1855; in. 1829 Anne, eldest
dau. of the Rev. John Henry G. Lefroy, of Ewshot
House, Hants. Educated .at Sandhurst Coll. ; was
formerly in the Army : is a Magistrate for co.
Louth (High Sheriff 1840), and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Fermanagh ; was M.P. for co. Louth 1857-9.
— Drumcar, near Dunleer, co. Louth ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
M'CLINTOCK, Kobert, Esq. (of Dunmore. co.
Donegal).
Eldest son of the late William M'Clintock, Esq.,
by Catharine, dau. of J. Ramage, Esq., of London-
derry ; I). 1804 ; m. 1SS3 Margaret, dau. of Robert
IMacan, Esq., of Ballinahone. Educated at Rugby
and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and
i>ep. Lieut, for cos. Donegal and Londonderry;
was High Sheriff of co. Donegal 1833.— Dunmore,
near Londonderry.
Heir, his son Robert, Ij. 1838.
M'CLINTOCK-BUNBURY, Captain William
Buubiiry (of Lisnavagh).
Second son of the late John INl'Clintock, Esq.,
some time M.P. for cos. Louth and Athlone, and
formerly Sergeant-at-Arms in the Irish House of
Commons (who d. 1S55), by Jane, dau. of William
Bunbury, Esq., of Lisn.avagh, M.P. for co. Carlow ;
h. 1800; s. .and assumed the name and arms of
Bunbury on the death of his maternal uncle, Thomas
Bunbury, Esq., M.P., 1846 ; vi. 1842 Pauline
Caroline Diana Mary, 2nd dau. of Sir J. M.
Stronge, Bart., of Tynan Abbey, Armagh. Edu-
cated at Gosport ; is a Magistrate for Carlow, and
Captain R.N. ; has been M.P. for co. Carlow since
1845. — Lisnavagh, near Rathvilly, co. Carlow ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, bis sou Thomas Kane, h. 1848.
McCLURE, Sir Bobert John Le Mesurier, Knt.,
C.B. (cr. 1855).
Son of Captain McCluro, of the 89th foot, by Jane,
dau. of theVen. Archdeacon Elgar ; h. 1807. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Sandhurst, but subse-
quently entered the Navy; is a Captain R.N.,
distinguished for his services in the Arctic expe-
dition, in command of H.M.'s ship Enterprise;
served on the Canadian and American coasts
1837-46, and in the Coast Guard 1846-8. — Bally-
lech House, CO. Monaghan ; Athenfeum Club,
S.W.
McCLURE, Thomas, Esq. (of Belmont, co.
Dow^n).
Second son of the late William BlcClure, Esq., by
Elizabeth Thomson, dau. of the Rev. John Thom-
son, of Carmoney ; h. 1806. Is a Magistrate for
cos. Down and Antrim. — Belmont, near Belfast.
MACDONALD (Lord), Godfrey "William "Went-
worth Bosville-Macdonald (cr. 1776).
Eldest son of the 3rd Lord, by Louisa, d.au. of
Farley Edsir, Esq.; h. 1809; s. 1832; m. 1845
Maria, dau. of CTCOrge Thomas Wyndham, Esq., of
Cromer Hall, Norfolk. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Inverness. Patronage 2 livings.
Head of the clan MacDonald. — Armadale, Isle of
Skye, N.B. ; Gayhurst House, near Newport Pag-
nell, Bucks.
Heir, his son Somerled James Brudenell, h. 1849.
MACDONALD, Sir Archibald Keppel, Bart. (cr.
1813).
Eldest son of the late Sir James ^Macdonald, Bart.,
M.P., of Woolmer Lodge, Hants, by Lady Sophia
Iveppel, dau. of the 4th Earl of Albemarle ; h. 1820 ;
s. as 3rd Bart. 1832; m. 1849 Margaret Sophia,
dau. of Thomas William, 1st Earl of Leicester.
Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Hants ; was formerly C!aptain Scots Fusi-
lier Guards, and Equerry to H.R.H. the Duke of
Sussex. Represents a younger branch of the family
of Lord Macdonald. — Woolmer Lodge, near Lip-
hook, Hants ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
McDonald, sir John, K.C.B. (of Dun Alas-
tair) .
Eldest son of the late Major Alexander McDonald,
of the 42nd foot, by Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander
Menzies, Baron of Bolfracke, co. Perth; h. 1788;
s. 1809 ; in. 1826 Adriana, eldest dau. of James
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[Mac
M'Inroy, Esq., of Lude, co. Perth, Is a Magistrate
for CO. Perth, and a Lieutenaiit-Geueral in the
Army, and served in the Peninsula ; is cliief of the
McDonalds of Keppoch. — Dun Alastair, Dalchosnie,
Perthshire, N.B. ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Alastair Maclan, Major in the
Army, h. 1830.
MACDOWALD-MORETOISr, Hon. Augustus
Henry (of Largie Castle).
Second son of the 1st Earl Ducie ; h. 1803 ; m. 182?
Mary Jane, dau. of the late Sir C. Macdonald-
Lockhart, Bart., whose name he has assumed (she
d. 1851). Educated at Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1826) ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyle ; was
M.P, for W., and afterwards for E. Gloucester-
shire, 1835-41 ; formerly Major N. Gloucester
Militia. — Largie Castle, Tayinloan, by Glasgow ;
Brookes' Club, S.W, ; 112, Gloucester Place, Port-
man Square, W.
MACDOlSrALD, Hon, James "William,
Second son of the 2nd Lord Macdonald ; J). 1810 ;
m. 18-39 Elizabeth, sister of Lord Wallsconrt.
Entered the Army as Ensign 1829, became Lieu-
tenant-Colonel and Major unattached 1854 ; served
on the Staff of H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge in
the Crimea 1854-5 ; is Private Secretary to the
Commander-in-Chief. — Horse Guards, S.W.
MACDONALD, Capt. Donald (of Sandside).
Only son of the late Colonel John Macdonald, by
Mary, eldest dau, of W^illiam Innes, Esq., of Sand-
side ; h. 1791 ; s. his uncle William Innes, Esq., of
Sandside, 1842 ; m. 1826 Ramsay, 5th dau, of
William, 1st Lord Panmure. Is a retired Cap-
tain E.E., and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Caithness. —
Sandside House, near Thurso, Caithness- shire,
N.B.
Heir, his son William Donald, Major 93rd High-
landers, 6, 1828.
MACDONALD, Reginald George, Esq, (Chief
of Clanronald).
Eldest son of the late — Macdonald, Chief of Clan-
ronald ; h. 1788 ; m. 1st 1812 Caroline, dau. of the
late Earl of Mount Edgcuuibe (she d. 18 — ) ; 2nd
18 — Anne, widow of Richard Dunning, Lord
Ashburton. — Clanronald, Elginshire, N.B.
Heir, his son Reginald John, Captain R.N. ;
1). 1820 ; m. 1855 Adelaide Louisa, 2nd dau. of 5th
Lord Vernon.
MACDONALD, "WiUiam Bell, Esq. (of Ham-
merscales).
Eldest son of the late Donald Macdonald, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of William Bell, Esq., of Raramerscales ;
6. 1807 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1839 Helen, 3rd dau of
Thos. Johnstone, Esq., of LTnderwood. Educated
at the University of Glasgow (B.A. 1827); is a
Magistrate for co. Dumfries, and a Commissioner
of Supply ; was formerly in the Royal Navy.—
Eammerscales, near Lockerby, Dumfriesshire ;
United Service Institution, Whitehall, S.W,
Heir, his son William Bell, b. 1845.
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MACDONALD, William Macdonald, Esq, (of
St. Martin's),
Only son of the late General Farquharson, of
Oakley, co. Fife (descended from a conmion ances-
tor with the Farquharsons of Invercauld and Fin-
gean), by Rebecca, dau. of Sir G. Colquhoun,
Bart., of Tilly Colquhoun ; h. 1822 ; s. his father
1834, s. his cousin, William Macdonald, Esq., of
Ranathan and St. Martin's, 1841, when he took the
name and arms of Macdonald ; m. 1849 Clara
Ann Jane, dau. of Charles, 1st Lord Lurgan.
Educated at the Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar ;
was formerly an Officer in the Army. This family,
a younger branch of that of the Lord of the Lsles,
remained in Aberdeenshire after the battle of
Harlaw, in the fifteenth century. — St. Martin's
House, near Perth ; Garth Hoxise, near Aberfeldy ;
Crossmount Lodge, near Pitlochrie ; Glenshee
Lodge, near Blairgowrie, Perthshire ; Rossie
Castle, Montrose, Forfarshire ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 1, Whitehall Gardens, S.W,
Heir, his son Montagu William Colquhoun,
h. 1851,
MACDONELL, Alexander Eonaldson, Esq, (of
Glengarry).
Eldest son of the late ^neas Ronaklson Mac-
donell, Esq., of Glengarry and Clanronald, by
Josephine, dau. of the late W. Bennet, Esq., of the
32nd regiment of foot, and niece of the late Bishop
of Cloyne ; b. 1835 ; s. 1852. Is re.sident in New
Zealand. The Macdonells of Glengarry trace
back their descent to Somerled, Lord of the Isles,
Thane of Argyle, and Lord of the Province of Kin-
tyre ; the part which they took in the Scottish
rebellion of 1745 is a matter of history ; they still
possess the snuffbox of ''Prince Charlie," and
other I'elics of that eventful period. — 29, North-
umberland Street, Edinburgh.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles, Lieutenant R.N.,
b. 1838.
MACDONELL, ..^neas Ronald, Esq. (of Morat).
Eldest son of the late Colonel D. Macdonell, by
Ann Isabella, dau. of Archibald Macdonald, Esq.,
of Lochsheil ; h. 1822 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1859 Catha-
rine, only dau. of the late James Sidgreaves, Esq.,
of Inglewhite Lodge, co. Lancaster. Educated at
Stonyhurst and the Edinburgh University ; called
to the Scottish Bar 1845 ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Inverness. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with the Macdonells of Glen-
garry.— Morar, near Fortvvilliam, Inverness-shire ;
37, York Place, Edinburgh ; Stafford Club, W.
MACDONNEL, Sir Edward, Knt. (cr, 1850).
Eldest son of the late Christopher Macdonnel, Esq.,
of Dublin; b. 1806; m. 1832 Catherine, dau. of
S. Costigan, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Dublin ;
was Lord Mayor of Dublin 1854-5. — 31, Merrion
Square, Dublin ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Christopher, b. 1833.
Mac]
COUNTY FAMILIES OP
MACDONK'ELL, Sir Kichard Graves, Knt. (cr.
1855).
Son of the Eey. Dr. Macdonuell, Provost of Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; h. 1814 ; m. 1847 Blanche, dau. of
— Skurray, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; late Governor of the Gambia and St. Vin-
cent ; appointed Judge of the Settlements in Gam-
bia 1843 ; Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief
of South Australia 1855. — Government House,
Adelaide ; Parthenon Club, S.W.
McDONISrELL, Alexander, Esq, (of Ballinlig,
GlengariflE").
Eldest son of the late Randall McDonnell, Esq., of
Ballinlig, by Mary, dau. of Archibald M'Elherau,
Esq., of GlassmuUin ; .s. 1854; in. 1851 Margaret
Anne, dau. of the late Alexander McMullan, Esq.,
of Cabra House, co. Down. Educated at Belfast
and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1840), Mr.
Mcdonnell is 5th in descent on the male and also
on the female side from Major-General Sir Alister
Mac Coll Kittagh McDonnell, who was 9th in
descent in the direct male line from John, Lord of
the Isles, and Margaret, dau. of IJobert II., of
Scotland. — Glengariff, near Glenarm, co. Antrim ;
10, Upper Temple Street, Dublin.
llcir, his daughter Mary Eachel Josephine.
MAC DOjMNELL, Francis Edmmid Joseph,
Esq. (of Bonforth, co. Kildare).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Francis Mac
Donnell,* by Bridget Mary, dau. of James O'Couner,
Esq., of Madrid; b. 1S23 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1859 Ellen,
only child of the late Henry McNamara, Esq., of
Barbados. Educated at Clongowes Coll. ; is a
Magisti\ate for cos. Kildare and Meath. This
family held largo properties in cos. Mayo, Galway,
and Koscommon, which they lost under the penal
laws against Iloman Catholics. — Douforth, near
Enfield, Ireland ; Stephen's -Green Club, Dublin.
MACDOlSrM'ELL, ■William Edward Armstrong-,
Esq. (of ISFew Hall).
Second son of the late W. H. Armstrong, Esq.,
M.P., of Mount Heaton, King's co., by Bridget,
onlyclau. of the late Colonel C. MacDonnell, M.P.,
of New Hall, co. Clare ; h. 1826 ; s. 1850 ; m.
1858 Juliana Cecilia, eldest dau. of the 1.3th Lord
Inchiquin. Assumed by Poyal license 1858 the
additional surname and arms of Macdonnell, after
bis maternal uncle ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Clai-e (High Sheriff 1853), and a
Major CO. Clare Militia. The "Armstrong"
family are of Scotch origin, but settled in Ireland
on the attainder of Sir Thomas Armstrong for the
Rye-House Plot, 1684, \\here they have enjoyed
large estates in the King's co., Tipperary, Limerick,
&c. The " MacDonnells " are descended from
Donald, Lord of the Isles, a common ancestor with
* This gentleman, having held a commission in the Spanish
service, was emi)loyc(l in the British commissariat under Sir
J. Moore and the Duke of WeUington in the Peninsula. He
ultimately returned to Ireland and purchased the Donforth
property, and took a leading- part with O'Connell in the agita-
tion for Catliohc emancipation. His death in 1840 set aside
the intention of the govennnent to create him a baronet,
which had been notified to him.
the Earl of Antrim, and have been settled in Clare
for more than two centuries. — New Hall, near
Enuis, CO. Clare ; Liscrona, near Killkee, co. Clare ;
Kildare-Street Club, Dublin.
M'DOTJALL, Colonel James (of Logan).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Andrew M'Douall
(some time M.P. for co. Wigton, by Mary, dau. of
James Russell, Esq., of Shottsburn ; h. 1796; s,
1834 ; m. 1836 Jane, dau. of William Barnet, Esq.,
of Apeton. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
entered the 2nd Life Guards 1819, became Colonel
1815, retired 1854 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Wigton. This family is descended
from the M'Dougalls, the Princes or old Lords of
Galloway. — Logan, near Stranraer, Wigtonshire,
N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, bis son James, h. 1840.
MACDOUGALL, Sir Duncan, Knt., K.C.F. (cr.
1838).
Son of the late Patrick Macdougall, Esq., of Soroba,
CO. Argyle (who d. 1823), by Mary, dau, of D.
I\lacVicar, Esq., of co. Argyle ; h. 1790 ; v.i. 1st
1817 Anne, dau. of Colonel Smelt, Governor of the
Isle of Man ; 2nd 1844 Hannah, dau. of W. Roe,
Esq., and widow of Colonel "SV^. Nicholson. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh University ; entered the Army
in 1804 and served in regiments and on the staff in
Spain, Portugal, France, America, Canada, Cajje
of Good Hope, and the V/est Indies, late Lieute-
nant-Colonel commanding the 79th Highlanders.
This family is descended in a direct line from So-
merled. Prince of the Western Highlands and
Islands of Scotland. — United Service Club, S.W. ;
112, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Patrick Leonard, Colonel in the
Army, h. 1822 ; m. 1844 Louisa, dau. of Lieutenant-
General Sir William Napier, K.C.B.
McDOUGALL, Diigald, Esq. (of Gallanach),
Eldest son of the late Patrick McDougall, Esq., by
Margaret, dau, of James Campbell, Esq., late of
Silvercraigs ; h. 1793 ; s. 1812 ; m. 1815 Margaret,
dau. of Murdoch McLaine, Esq., of Lochbury.
Educated at Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Argyle. — Gallanach, near Oban,
Argyleshire,
Heir, his son Patrick, h. 1817.
McDOUGALL, Admiral John (of DunoUy
Castle).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Patrick
McDougall, Esq., of MacDougall and Dunolly, by
Louisa Maxwell, dau. of John Campbell, Esq., of
Acbalader ; h. 1759 ; s. 1825; m. 1826 Elizabeth
Sophia, only child of L'harles S. Timins, Esq., of
Oriel Lodge, Cheltenham. Entered the Royal
Navy 1803, became Kear- Admiral 1856 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyle. This
family are descended from Somerled, Thane of
Argyle and tlie Isles, and are the lineal representa-
tives of the Lords of Lorn and Chiefs of the Clan
MacDougall. — Dunolly Castle, near Oban, Argyle-
shire, N.B. ; New Club, Edinburgh ; United Ser-
vice Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Alexander John, h, 1827.
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MAC EVOY, Edward Francis, Esq. (of Tober-
tinan) .
Eldest son of the late James Mac Evoy, Esq., by
Teresa Maria, dau. of the late Sir Joshua Colles
Meredyth, Bart. ; h. 1826 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1850 Eliza
Teresa, only child of Andrew Browne, Esq., of
Mount Hazel, co. Galway. Educated at Magdalen
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Slagistrate for co. Meath ;
■was formerly Lieutenant 6tli Dragoon Guards
(Carabineers) ; has been M.P. for co. Meath since
1855. — Tobertinan, near Rathmolyon, co. Meath ;
Army and Navy Club, S.W.
M'EVOY, Peter, Esq. (of Balmarino).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
M'Evoy, Esq., by Sarah, dau. of William Russell,
Esq., of Ballystrew, co. Down ; h. 1798 ; s. his
brother, the late Thomas M'Evoy, of Cullen, co.
Westmeath, 1839 ; m. 1844 Anne, dau. of B.
Ennis, Esq., and sister of the late Alderman T.
Ennis, Magistrate for Drogheda. Educated at
St. Edmond's Coll., Herts ; is a grand juror for
Drogheda. This family is descended in the mater-
nal line from Henry Dowdall, Esq., Recorder of
and M.P. for Drogheda in 16S9. — Balmarino, Dro-
gheda, CO. Meath.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1845.
MACFARLANE, Henry James, Esq., D.C.L. (of
Hunstown House).
Eldest son of the late Henry L. MacFarlane, Esq.,
by Mary, d. of Ross Maguire, E.sq. ; h. 1817 ; s.
1851 ; m. 1840 Jane, dau. of Hamilton S. Wallace,
Esq., of Shergrim, co. Tyrone. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin, of which he is a D.C.L. Is
a Magistrate for co. Dublin, and Chairman of
North Dublin Union. This family descends from
the Earls of Lenox, whose titles and estates
merged in King Charles II.* — Hunstown House,
Clonee, co. Dublin ; Lenox Lodge, Ballygawley,
CO. Tyrone.
Heir, his son James Francis Lenox, h, 1845.
McGBACHY, Forster AUeyne, Esq.
Only son of the late Major McGeachy ; h. 1809 ;
m. 1834 Anna Maria, dau. of C. C. Adderley, Esq.,
and sister of Right Hon.C. B. Adderley (whom
see). Educated at Eton and Balliol Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1830) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Somerset ; was M.P. for Honiton 1841-7. — Carlton
and Oxfoi-d and Cambridge Clubs, S.W.
M'GILLICUDDY, Daniel De Courcy, Esq. (of
Tralee).
Eldest sou of the late Daniel M'Gillicuddy, Esq.,
by Sophia, dau. of the late Sir Barry Denny, Bart.,
of Tralee Castle ; h. 1815 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1839 Lu-
cinda JMargaret, dau. of the late Richard Murphy,
* 111 1680 his Majesty conveyed them by royal charter to
his natural son, the Duke of Richmond, though at that time
Colonel John MacFarlane was undoubted male heir to this
ancient earldom, and his father, Walter MacFarlane, had
suffered severely for his adherence to Charles I. His castle
at Invernglass had been bumed by Cromwell, and he himself
fined 3,000 marks by the Parliament.
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Esq., and Sarah, dau. of Edward Orpen, Esq. Is
a Magistrate for co. Kerry. — Day Place, Tralee,
CO. Kerry.
Heir, his son Daniel De Courcy, h. 1840.
MACGEEGOB, Rev. Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1828).
Eldest sun'iving son of the late Sir P. Macgregor,
Bart., by Bridget, dau. of J. Glenny, Esq., of
Quebec ; h. 1820 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1846 ; m. 1845
dau. of T. JefFre3's, Esq., of Fynone, near Swansea.
Educated at St. Catharine's Hall, Cambridge
(B.A. 1842, M.A. 1851) ; is Rector of Swallow,
and Rural Dean ; was formerly Minor Canon of
Bristol. — Swallow Rectory, near Caistor, Lincoln-
shire.
Heir, his son William Gordon, h. 1846.
MACGEEGOB, Sir Malcolm Murray, Bart. (cr.
1795).
Eldest son of the late Sir J. A. B. Macgregor,
Bart., by Mary Charlotte, dau. of the late Admiral
Sir T. M. Hardy, Bart., G.C.B. ; h. 1834 ; s. as
4th Bart. 1851. Entered the Navy 1849, became
Commander R.N. 1856, and appointed to H.M.S.
Harrier 1858 ; was formerly Elag-Lieutenant at
Constantinople. The 2ud and 3rd Barts. held high
civil appointments in the West Indies. — Edenchip
House, Lochearn Head, Perthshire, N.B. ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Athole, h. 1836.
M'GEEGOE, Sir Duncan, K.C.B. (cr. 1848).
Son of the late — M'Gregor, Esq. ; h. 1787 ;
Til. 18 — Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir Wil-
liam Dick, Bart, (she d. 1858). Educated at
the Royal Military Coll., Wycombe ; a Major-
General in the Army, and Inspector-General of
the Constabulary Force in Ireland ; served in
Egypt, Italy, Holland, West Indies, America, and
the Peninsula. — The Castle, Dublin ; Belvedere,
Drumcondra, Dublin ; United Service Club, S.W.
McGEIGOE, Sir Charles Roderick, Bart. (cr.
1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir James McGrigoi-, Bart.,
K.C.B., M.D. (who was many years Director-
General of the Army Medical Department), by
Mary, dau. of Duncan Grant, Esq., of Lingeistonc,
CO. JMoray, N.B. ; b. 1811; s. as 2nd Bart. 1858;
m. 1850 Elizabeth Anne, dau. of the late Major-
General Sir R. Nickle, K.H. Educated at Eton.
— 2, Gloucester Place, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son James Roderick Duff, b. 1857.
McGEIGOE, Alexander Bennett, Esq. (of Ker-
nock).
Only son of the late Alexander IM'Grigor, Esq., by
his 1st wife Janet Stevenson, dau. of William Ben-
net, Esq., of Moore Place, Glasgow ; b. 1827 ;
s. 1853 ; m, 1848 Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the
late John Robertson, Esq., merchant, of Hamburgh.
Is a Magistrate for co. Stirling, and a Member of
the Faculty of Procurators, Glasgow. — Kernock,
near Denny, Stirlingshire, N.B. ; 19, Woodside
Terrace, Glasgow.
Heirs, his dans. Margaret Elizabeth and Janet
Stevenson Bennett.
Mac]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MACHELL, Jolui Penny, Esq. (of Hollow Oak).
Eldest son of the late James Penny Machell, Esq.,
of Penny Bridge, co. Lancaster, by Anne, dau. of
the late James Penny, Esq., of Arrad, in the same
CO.; h. IS—; s. 1854; m. 1837 Eliza, 4th dau.
of the late Eight Hon. Lord Chief Justice Dallas.
Educated at Rugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
]\Iaglstrate and Lep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster.
This family is a branch of the Machells of Cracken-
thorpe, who settled in Lancashire towards the
close of the 17th century. — Hollow Oak, near
Ulverstone, Lancashire.
iZeiV, his dau, Justina Madeline.
MACHELL, Rev. Robert (of Marten).
Son of the late Lieutenant - Colonel Machell ;
h. 1796 ; m. 1st 1822 Eliza Mary, dau. of James
Zealey ; 2nd IS — INLirgaret, widow of the Rev.
H. J. Torre-Holme, of PauU-Holme. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1817) ; is a
Magistrate for the N. Riding of Yorkshire. This
family was formerly of Crakenthorpe, co. West-
moreland.— Marton, near Middlesborough, York-
shire.
Heir, his son Ricliard Beverley, in Holy Orders,
Vicar of Barrow-on-Humber ; h. 1823 ; m. 1850 the
Hon. Emma Willougliiiy, sister of the Sth Lord
Middleton.
MACHEN, Edward Tomkins, Esq. (of Eastbach
Court).
Eldest son of the late James Machen, Esq., by
Lucy, dau. of John Dighton, Esq., of Ascot, Oxon ;
h. 1783 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1826 Sophia Dighton, dau.
of Richard Dighton, Esq., of Tlie AVilderness, co.
Gloucester. Educated at Hereford Coll. School ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, forco. Gloucester.
This is an old family in Gloucestershire, and
Jenkin Wyrhale, of Bicknor Court, who d. 1457,
married a JMachen ; the Wyrhale family is now
extinct, and the property is possessed by Mr.
Machen. — Eastbach Court, near Coleford, Glou-
cestershire.
Heir, his son Edward, in Holy Orders ; b. 1827 ;
m. 1847 Sophia, dau. of the Rev. James Lister
Dighton, of Dixton, co. Monmouth.
MACHIN, John Vessey, Esq. (of Gateford
Hill).
Eldest son of the late Henry Machin, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Henry Swan, Esq., of Lincoln ;
b. 1826 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1S52 Delia, dau. of J. K.
Watson, Esq. Educated at Emmanuel Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1849, M.A. 1852) ; is a Magis-
trate for Notts. — Gateford Hill, near Worksop,
Notts.
Heir, his son John Vessey, b. 1857.
MACKAY, Thomas Henry, Esq. (of Petham
House).
Second son of tlie late Spencer Mackay, Esq., of
Grazeley Lodge, Berks, by Bell, dau. of T. Ryan,
Esq. ; b. 1815 ; vi. 1840 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
the late Hon. Andrew Rams.ay. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1841 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Kent. — Petham House, near Canterbury,
Kent.
Heir, his son Henry Ramsay, b. 1843.
McKENWY, Sir -William, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Thomas McKenny, Esq., by
Susannah, dau. of Timothy Harty, Esq., of Kil-
kenny ; b. 1798 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1849. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dubhn (B.A. 1819).— Ballyshan-
boy, CO. Kilkenny ; 81, Leeson Street, Dublin.
MACKENZIE, Sir Alexander Muir, Bart. (cr.
1805).
Eldest son of the late Sir John W^illiara Pitt Muir
Mackenzie, Bart, (whose father, the 1st Bart.,
assumed the additional name of Mackenzie), by
Sophia INIatilda, dau. of James Raymond John-
stone, Esq., of Alva, CO. Clackmannan; h. 1840; s.
as 3rd Bart. 1853. Educated at Harrow ; is Ensign
78th foot. — Delvine, near Dunkeld, N.B. ; Mar-
shall Cottage, Perth.
Heir Pres., his brother Robert Smyth, b. 184-.
MACKENZIE, Sir Evan, Bart. (cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late Sir Colin Mackenzie, Bart.,
by Isabella, dau. of Ewen Cameron, Esq., of
Glenevis ; b. 1816 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1845 ; m. 1844
Sarah Anne Philomena, dau. of J. Parks, Esq. —
Belmaduthie House, near Muuloehv, Ross-shire,
N.B.
//(/)', his son Colin Charles, b. 1848.
MACKENZIE, Sir James John RandoU, Bart.
(cr.l703).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Wemyss Macken-
zie, Bart., by Henrietta W^harton, sister and sole
heir of Major-General John Randoll Mackenzie, of
Suddy, who fell at Talavera ; b. 1814 ; s. as 7th
Bart. 1843; w. 1838 Anne, dau. of Charles Wil-
liam, 5th Earl Eitzwilliam, K.G. Educated at
W'estminster and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate for co. Inverness. — Rosehaugh, near
Inverness ; Scatwell, near Dingwall, N.B. ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; 42, Brook Street, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin Augustus Colin Mackenzie,
Esq., of EindoD, co. Ross, N.B.
MACKENZIE, Sir Kenneth Smith, Bart. (cr.
1629).
Eldest son of the late Sir F. A. Mackenzie, Bart.,
by his 1st wife Kythe Caroline, dau. of J. S.
Wright, Esq., of Rempstone Hall, Notts ; b. 1832 ;
s. 1843. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Ross-shire, and Convener of that county ; was for-
merly Captain Ross Militia ; is the head of the
eldest male branch of the Mackenzies. — Conan
House, near Dingwall, N.B. ; Gairloch, Ross-
shire ; Arthur's Club, S.W\
Heir Pres., his brotlier Francis Harford, h. 1833.
MACKENZIE, Sir Wniiam, Bart. (cr. 1673).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Sir
G. S. Mackenzie, Bart., F.R.S., by Mary, dau. of
Donald MacLeod, Esq., of Geanies^ co. Ross ; b.
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1806 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1856 ; m. 1858 Agnes, 2nd
dau. of Eoss T. Smyth, Esq., of Ardniore, co.
Londonderry. Educated at Edinhurgli High School
and University ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Boss ; was formerly in E.I. Co.'s maritime
service at Bombay. — Coul House, Koss-shire ;
Kinellan Lodge, near Dingwall, N.B.
Heir, his brother Robert Ramsay, b, 1811 ; m.
1846 Louisa Alexandrina, dau. of the late Richard
Jones, Esq., M.L.C., of Sydney, N.S.Wales.
MACKENZIE, Dowager Lady (of Belmaduthy).
Isabella, dau. of Ewin Cameron, Esq., of Glen-
nevis, co. Invernes.'!, N.B. ; m. 1805 Sir Colin
Mackenzie, Bart., who d. 1845.^ — ^Belmaduthy
House, CO. Rcss, N.B.
MACKENZIE, Right Hon. Holt.
Son of the late Henry Mackenzie, Esq., by Penuel,
dau. of the late Sir L. Grant, Bart., of Grant (a
title now merged in the Earldom of Seafield) ; b.
1777 ; on. 1853 Frances Isabella, only dau. of J.
Smith, Esq., and widow of Major T. Le Marchant,
Esq., of Aspeden Lodge, Herts. Educated at
Haileybury Coll. ; appointed to the E.I, Co.'s Civil
Service 1807, retired 1833 ; was formerly a Judge
in India, Secretary to the Governor-General of
India, &c. &c. ; was a Commissioner of the Board
of Control 1833-4 ; sworn a Member of the Privy
Council 1833. — Oriental and Travellers' Clubs,
S.W. ; 28, Wimpole Street, W.
MACKENZIE, Mrs. (of Applecross).
Mary Anne, dau. of G. Mackenzie, Esq. ; m. 1817
Thomas Mackenzie, Esq., of Applecross, W.S.,
who wasM.P. forces. Ross and Cromarty 1837-47,
and d. 1856, — Applecross, Ross-shire, N.B.
MACKENZIE, Thomas, Esq. (of CorryvoTilzie).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Mackenzie, Esq.,
by Helen, dau. of Niel Mclnnes, Esq., of Aber-
deen ; b. 1797 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1825 Anna Watson,
4th dau. of James Fowler, Esq., of Raddery. Edu-
cated at University of Aberdeen ; is a Magistrate
for and Vice-Lieutenant of co. Ross.- — Corryvoulzie-
by-Garve, Ross-shire ; Ord House, near Beauly,
Inverness-shire, N.B.
Jlch', his son Alexander Watson, Captain 91st
foot ; b. 1827 ; m. 1857 Angela Babington, dau. of
the late Rev. B. W. Peile.
MACKENZIE, William Forbes, Esq. (of Port-
more),
Eldest son of the late Colin Mackenzie, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir William Forbes, Bart., of
Pitsligo ; b. 1807 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1830 Helen Anne,
dau. of Sir James Montgomery, Bart. Educated
at Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; is a M.agistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for, and Convener of, co. Peebles ;
was M.P. for co. Peebles 1837-52, for Liverpool
1852-3 ; a Lord of the Treasury 1845-6, and Joint
Secretary of the Treasury in 1852. — Portmore,
near Eddlestone, Peebles-shire ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Colin James, b. 1835.
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McKERRELIj, William, Esq, (of Hill House).
Third son of the late John McKerrell, Esq., by
Cecilia, dau. of J. Harvey, Esq., M.D., of London ;
b. 1800 ; VI. 1835 Charlotte, dau. of J. E. Wright,
Esq., of Bolton-Hall-on-Swale. Is a Magistrate for
cos. Ayr and Renfrew. This family is of ancient
standing in the county of Ayr.- — Hill House, near
Irvine, Ayrshire ; Barrassie House, near Great
Malvern, Worcestershire.
MACKIE, James, Esq. (of Ernespie).
Only son of the late John Mackie, Esq. (who was
M.P. for CO. Kirkcudbright 1850-7), by Anne, dau.
of P. Laurie, Esq. ; b. 1821 ; vi. 1853 Jane, dau. of
J. Home, Esq., of Edinburgh. Educated at Rugby
and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1844, M.A. 1847) ;
is an Advocate at the Scottish Bar ; has been M.P.
for CO. Kirkcudbright since 1857.^ — Bargaly and
Ernespie, Kirkcudbrightshire, N.B. ; Reform and
Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ; 18, Jermyn Street, S.W.
MACKINNON, William Alexander, Esq. (of
Acryse Park).
Son of the late W. Mackinnon, Esq., of Mackinnon,
by Mary, dau. of R. Palmer, Esq., and grandson of
the late William Mackinnon, Esq., Chief of the Clan ;
b. 1789 ; s. 1809 ; m. 1812 Emma, dau. of Joseph
Palmer, Esq., of Dublin. Educated at St, John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1S04, M.A. 1807) ; kept
terms at Lincoln's Inn, but was not called to the
Bar ; is a Magistrate for Hants, and Dep. Lieut,
for Middlesex ; has been M.P. for Rye since 1853 ;
was M.P. for Lymington 1831-2 and 1835-52 ;
formerly a Commissioner for Colonization of South
Australia. This family was formerly of Skye, N.B.,
head of the Clan there, and of the Isle of Mull. —
Acryse Park, Elem, Kent ; Belvidere, Broadstairs,
Kent ; Alfred and I5rookes' Clubs, S.W. ; 4, Hyde-
Park Place, W.
Ileii; his son William Alexander, M.P. for
Lymington, a Magistrate for Hants and Middle-
sex ; b. 1813; m. 1846 Margaret Sophia, only dau,
of F, Willes, Esq.
McKIRDY, John Gregory, Esq. (of Birkwood).
Eldest son of the late John McKirdy, Esq., by
Mary, eldest dau. of David Elliott, Esq., of Lid-
dlesdale ; b. 1806 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1841 Augusta,
eldest dau. of the late Captain James Bradshaw,
R.N., some time M.P. for Brackley. Educated at
Edinburgh and Glasgow ; is a Magistrate for co.
Lanark. — Birkwood, near Lesmahago, Lanarkshire,
N.B.
Ilei?' Prcs., his brother Charles Clark, b. 1811.
MACKWOKTH, Sir Artliiu? William James,
Bart. (or. 1776).
Eldest son of the late Sir Digby Francis Mack-
worth, Bart., by Mathilde, dau. of the late Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Peddick, K.H., of the 90th foot ; b.
1842 ; s. as Gth Bart. 1857. This family is of great
antiquity in Derbyshire. — Glen Usk, near Caerleon,
Monmouthshire ; Clifton- Wood House, Bristol.
Heir Pres., his brother William, b. 1847.
Mac]
COUNTY FAMILIER OF
MACK-WOETH, Lady.
Matliikle, dau. of late Colonel Peddie, K.H. ; m.
1840 Sir Digby F. Mackwortli, Bart, (who d. 1857).
—York.
MACLAE, Humphry Ewing, Esq. (of Catlikin).
Eldest son of the late Walter Ewing Maclae, Esq.,
by Margaret, dan. of the Ilev. James Fisher, of
Glasgow ; h. 1770 ; s. 1815 ; m. 1810 Jane, dau. of
Alexander Brown, Esq. Educated at University
of Glasgow ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lanark ; was formerly a West-India Merchant.
— Cathkin, near Glasgow.
Heir, bis grand-nephew Alexander Crura, l,
1838.
MACLAINE, Sir Archibald, K.C.B. (cr. 1831).
Son of the late G. Maclaine, Esq., of the Isle of
Mull ; h. 1783 ; m. 1823 Mary, dau. of Captain
Bridges. Is a General in the Army, and Colonel 52nd
foot ; served in the East Indies, at the storming of
Seringapatam, and in the Peninsula. — United
Service Club, S.W. ; 13, Great Cumberland Street,
W.
MACLAIKTE, Donald, Esq. (of Lochbuy),
Second son of the late Murdoch Maclaine, Esq., by
Christian, dau. of Donald M.aclean, Esq. ; h. 1816;
s. 1850 ; m. 1844 Emilie Guillamine, 3rd dau. of
Charles Anthoine Vincent, Esci. Educated at
Edinburgh ; appointed H. B. M.'s Consul at Sama-
rang, Java, 1856 ; is a iNIagistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Argyle. — Lochbuy House, Argyleshire,
N.B.
Ilcir, his son Murdoch Gilleau, h. 1845.
MACLAIInTE, "William Osborne, Esq. (of Kington
House),
Only son of the late Colonel Hector Maclaine, by
Martha, only dau. of William Osborne, Esq., of
Kington, co. Gloucester; h. 1818; s. 1847;
on, 1849 Anna, eldest dau. of John Thurburn, Esq.,
of Murtle, co. Aberdeen. Educated at Wadham
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844) ; called to
the B.ar at Lincoln's Inn 1844 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester, and Lieutenant
Gloucestershire Yeomanry. — Kington House, near
Thornbury, Gloucestershire ; Arthur's Club. S.W.
Heir, his son Hector, h. 1851.
McLAUGHLIK", Rev. Hubert.
Youngest son of the late Thomas McLaughlin,
Esq., of Ballythomas, Queen's co., by Elizabeth,
dau. of Theobald Butler, Esq., of Wilford, co. Tip-
perary ; h. 1805; m. 1835 the Hon. Frederica
Crofton, sister of Lord Crofton. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831) ; is
Prebendary of Hereford, and Rector of Burford
(1st portion) ; descended, by his mother's side, fi'om
Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford, who mar-
ried the Princess Elizabeth Plantagenet, dau. of
Edward I.* — Burford Bectory, near Tenbury.
Ildr, his son Edward, Lieutenant R.A., h. 1836.
* See Record.s of the Irish Office of Arms. " The Mc
Laughhns, from whom this family," says Sir William Betham,
MACLEAlSr, Sir Charles Fitzroy, Bart. (cr.
1632).
Eldest son of the late General Sir Fitzroy Grafton
Maclean, Bart., by the only child of Charles Kj'd,
Esq., of Barbadoes, W. Indies, and widow of John
Bishop, Esq. ; h. 1798 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1831 Emily
Eleanor, dau. of the Hon. and Rev. Jacob Marsham,
D.D. Educated at Eton and Royal Military Coll.,
S.andhurst ; was formerly Lieutenant-Colonel 81st
foot ; late Military Secretary at Gibraltar. This
family is an offshoot of the Macleans of Ardgour.*
—United Service Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son FitzRoy Donald, Captain 13th
Light Dragoons, h. 1835.
MACLEAN, Sir George, K.C.B. (cr. 1854).
Eldest son of the late William Maclean, Esq. ;
h. 1795 ; m. 1st 1818 Mary Ann, dau. of Mens.
Ludin ; 2ad 1826 Caroline, dau. of R. Lord, Esq.
Educated at Edinburgh ; is Commissary. General in
the East ; has served in that capacity in France,
Spain, Canada, W. Indies, and at the Cape of Good
Hope, and in the Crimea 1854-5. — Jersey.
MACLEAINT, Alexander, Esq. (of Ardgour).
Fourth and eldest surviving son of the late Alex-
ander Maclean, Esq., by Margaret, dau. of John,
2nd Earl of Hopetoun, K.T. ; l. 1799 ; s. 1855 ;
m. 1833 Helen Jane Hamilton, eldest dau. of Sir
John Dalryinple, Bart., of North Berwick, co.
Haddington. Educated at Harrow and East-India
Coll., Haileybury ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for cos. Argyle and Inverness ; was formerly in
the E. I. Co.'s Civil Service. This family is of great
antiquity in North Britain.* Mr. Maclean is 14th
Maclean in direct succession. — Ardgour House,
near Bonaw, Argyleshire ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Ileif, his son Alexander Thomas, h. 1835.
MACLEAK", Colonel Henry Dundas (of Lazenby
Hall).
Son of the late Alexander Maclean, Esq., of Ard-
gour (see that name), co. Argyle, by Margaret, d.au.
of John, Earl of Hopetoun ; h. 1800; m. 1840
Eleanor, dau. of the Rev. Joseph Dacre Carlyle,
Chancellor of Carlisle. Educated at Harrow and
Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst; entered the Foot
Guards 1816 ; was formerly Lieutenant-Colonel in
the Army ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Cumberland (High Sheriff 1848). The family of
Carlyle, or Carliol, was powerful in Cumberland at
the Conquest. Sir Hyldred de Carliol had largo
possessions, which were increased by grants from
the Conqueror. — Lazonby Hall, near Penrith, Cum-
berland ; United Service Club, S.W,
McLEAN, John Robinson, Esq,
Eldest son of the late Francis McLean, Esq. ;
h. 1813. Educated at Glasgow; is a Magistrate
" are undoubtoclly descended, were the elder branch of the
O'Neills; and, during the llth, 12th, and 13th centuries,
were kings of Aileach, now the counties called Tyrone, Tir-
connell, and Derry. Donal McLaughlin was monarcli of all
Ireland in the year llig."
* For full details of this distinguished house see the " His-
tory of the Clan Maclean," 1838.
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for CO. vStafford, and a Civil Engineer. — Walsall,
Staffordshire ; Parthenon Club, S.W. j 2, Park
Street, Westminster, S.W.
MAOLEAY, Kenneth, Esq. (of Keiss Castle).
Eldest son of the late Kenneth Macleay, Esq., by
Isabella, dau. of the late John tlorne, Esq., of Stir-
koke, CO. Caithness ; h. 1817 ; •?. 1826 ; in. 1852
Jane, dan. of Joseph Coote, Esq. (she d. 1858).
Educated at Edinburgh Academy and University ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Caithness,
.and a Major in the Ross, Caithness, Sutherland,
and Cromarty Militia. — Keiss Castle, Wick, N. B. ;
Carlton and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William John, h. 1820 ;
m. 1857 Susan Erameline, dau. of E. Deas Thom-
son, Esq., C.B.
MACLEOD, Norman, Esq. (of Macleod).
Eldest son of the late John Norman Macleod, of
Macleod, co. Inverness, N. B., by Anne, dau. of
John Stephenson, Esq., of Mersham, Kent ;
h. 1812 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1837 Louisa Barbara, only
dau. of the Lord St. John of Bletshoe. Educated
at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Inverness. — Dunvegan Castle, Isle of Skye,
N.B. ; Spratton House, near Northampton ; 9,
Cambridge Square, Hyde Park, W.
Heir, his son Norman, h. 1839.
MACLEOD, Kobert Bruc3 J5]neas, Esq. (of
Cadboll).
Eldest son of the late Pcoderick Macleod, Esq. (Lord
Lieutenant of co. Cromarty, and M.P. for Inver-
ness, &c., 1837-40), by Isabella, dau. of William
Cuninghame, Esq., of Lainshaw, co. Ayr ; Ij. 1818 ;
s. 1853 ; m. 1857 Ellen Augusta, dau. of J. Pollard
Willoughby, Esq. Educated at the Royal Naval
Coll., Portsmouth ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for COS. Ross and Cromarty, and Lieutenant R.N.
This family is lineally descended from Torquhil,
son of Leod, king of Man, and the Macleods of
Lewis. — Cadboll, co. Cromarty, N.B. ; Inver-
gorden Castle, Ross-shire ; Army and Navy Clubs,
S.W.
Heir, his son Roderick Willoughby, h. 1858.
McMAHOW, Sir Beresford Burston, Bart. (or.
1815).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir William
McMahon, Bart., who was Master of the Rolls in
Ireland, by Frances, dau. of Beresford Burston,
Esq.; h. 1808; s. as 2nd Bart. 1837; m.. 1838
I Maria C^atherine, dau. of Sir Robert Bateson, Bart.,
I M.P., of Belvoir Park, co. Down. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1829) ; is a Magistrate
■ and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tyrone ; formerly Captain
Scots Fusilier Guards. — Fearry House, co, Tyrone.
Heir, his son V/illiam Samuel, h. 1839.
McMAHON, Sir Thomas, Bart. (or. 1817).
Eldest son of the late John McMahon, Esq., and
I brother of the late Right Hon. Sir William McMa-
hon, Bart. ; h. 1779 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1817 ; m. 1808
Emily Anne, dau. of Michael Roberts Westropp,
Esq. Is a General in the Army, and Colonel 10th
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foot ; was formerly Commander of the Forces at
Bombay. — 10, Great Cumberland Street, W.
Heir, his son Thomas Westropp, C.B., Colonel
f'Ommanding 5th Dragoon Guards ; h. 1813 ; m. 1st
1851 Dora Paulina, dau. of Evan Hamilton Baillie,
Esq. (she d. 1852) ; 2nd 1859 Frances Mary, dau.
of the late J. Holford, Esq.
McMAHON, Patrick, Esq.
Eldest son of J. McMahon, Esq., of Lakeview,
CO. Limerick ; h. 1813. Graduated B.A. 183G at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; a Barrister of the Cxford
circuit (called 1842) ; has been M.P. for co. Wex-
ford since 1852.— 2, Fig-Tree Court, Temple, E.C.
MACMAHOW, Thomas, Esq. (of Knockane).
Eldest son of the late John MacMahon, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of John Ryan, Esq., of Limerick ;
h. 1825. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1845); called to the Irish Bar 1847; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Clare. — Knockane, Newmarket-on-
Fergus, co. Clare ; 24, Lower Pembroke Street,
Dublin.
Heir Pres., his brother Patrick, h. 1827.
M'MICKIig"a, Thomas, Esq, (of Miltonise).
Eldest son of the late Gilbert M'Micking, Esq.,
by Jane, dau. of John Douglas, Esq., of Barns-
ailie, N.B. ; I. 1786; s. 1800; m. 1811 Jane,
youngest dau. of the late John Morin, Esq., of
Lagan. Is a Magistrate for cos. Wigtown and
Stirling, and head and representative of the ancient
family of M'Micking, of Killantringan, co. Ayr. — •
Miltonise, co. Wigtown, N.B.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1812 ; m. 1847 Agnes,
only dau. of the late James Andrew, Esq., of
Craigend.
McMUBRAY, Hobert, Esq. (of Rosborough
House),
Only son of the late John McMurray, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Robert Allen, Esq. ; h. 1806 ;
m. 1st 1838 Sarah Anne, dau. of the late T. Kno.x
Hannyngton, Esq., Justice of Peace, of Dungannon
Castle, CO. Tyrone, and niece of the late Lieutenant-
General Caulfeild, C.B. and M.P. ; 2nd 1844
Elizabeth Anne, eldest dau. of the late Captain
John VV. Hayton, of Greenfield Abbey, co. Flint.
Is a Magistrate for co. Limerick. This family
are of Scotch ancestry, and claim descent from John
De MorefF, of Blackbarony, who swore fealty to
Edward I. in 1296. Mr. Murray is 4th in descent
from John, who settled in Ulster in the reign of
Charles II. — Roxborough House, Limerick ;
Patrickswell, co. Limerick.
Heir, his son John Ripley, h. 1852.
MAC-MURBOUGH-MUBPHY, Hem-y de la
Poire, Esq.
Youngest and only surviving son of the late Henry
Charles Boyle Mac-Murrough-Murphy, Esq., of
Hume Street, Dublin, by Susan, dau. of the late
John Jacob, Esq., M.D., of Maryborough, Queen's
CO., and grandson of the late Rev. Samuel Mac-
Murrough-Murphy (Chaplain to the late Duke of
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Leinster, and Rector of Offerlane, in the diocese of
Ossory), by his wife Helena, dau. of Edward Ryan,
Esq. {dec.) ; h. 18—. Is in the East-India mer-
cantile naval service. This family is descended
from the ancient Milesian family of the Murphies,
or O'JMurphu Mac Murronghs, anciently kings of
Leinster, and owned the portion of country called
Ikinselagh, in co. Wexford.* — Belgaura, Bombay,
East Indies.
MACNAB, Sir Allan Wapier, Bart. (cr. 1856).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant A. Macnab, 71st
foot (who was head of a Highland family) ; h. 1798 ;
m. 1st 1818 Elizabeth, dau. of J. Brooks, Esq. ;
2nd 1821 Mary, dau. of J. Stuart, Esq. Educated
in Canada ; is a Member of the Canadian Bar ; was
formerly Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of
Upper and Lower Canada, and Prime Minister of
that province. — Dundurn, co. Wentworth, Canada ;
Conservative Club, S.W.
McNAGHTEN, Sir Edmund Charles "Workman^
Bart. (cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late Sir Francis Workman
McNaghten, Bart., who was a Judge in India, by
Letitia, dau. of Sir William Dunkin, of Clogher ;
h. 1790 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1813 ; m. 1827 Mary, dau.
of Edward Gwatkin, Esq. Educated at the Char-
terhouse and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1811) ;
called to the Irish Bar 1813 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim ; formerly held a post
in the Supreme Court at Calcutta ; was M.P. for
CO. Antrim 1847-52. This family is one of the
oldest in the Western Highlands. Shane Dhu, the
3rd son of John and grandson of Sir Alexander,
who fell at Flodden, went over to Ireland in the
beginning of the 17th century, with his kinsman
the 1st Earl of Antrim, and was the lineal ancestor
of the late Sir Francis, who, upon the death of his
elder brother, succeeded to the patrimonial estate
and became chief of the clan. — Dundarave, near
Bushmills, co. Antrim ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 18,
Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis Edmund, Major 8th Hus-
sars, 5. 1828.
MACWAGHTEN", Steuart, Esq. (of Bittern
Manor).
Youngest son of the late Sir Francis W^orkman
McNaghten, Bart, (see that title) ; h. 1815 ;
m. 1848 Agnes, only surviving child of James East-
mont, Esq., of St. Berner's, near Edinburgh, and
widow of Captain Lewis Sheddeii. Educated at
Edinburgh and Trinity Coll., Duldin (B.A. 1835) ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1839 ; is a
Magistrate for Hants. — Bittern M.anor House, near
Southampton, Hants ; Invertrosachs, near Callen-
der, Perthshire, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 3,
l^ortman Square, W.
MAC NAMARA, Sir Burton, Knt. (cr. 1839).
Younger son of the late F. INIac Namara, Esq., of
Uoolin, CO. C'lare, and brother of late Major W. N.
* See Guillim's Heraldry, title " Colonel John Murphy,"
and Ortelius's Improved Map of Ireland, by C. O'Connor,
Esq., where this part of Wexford is called " Mac Morogh, or
Murphew's Country."
Mac Namara, many years M. P. for that county ;
h. 1794; m. 1832 Catharine, dau. of D. Gabbett,
Esq. Is a Rear-Admiral on reserved list ; late
Inspector of Coast Guard in Ireland ; served in
Canada.- — The Strand, Limerick ; United Service
and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
MAdSTAMARA, Arthur, Esq. (of Caddington
Hall, Herts).
Eldest son of the late Arthur Macnamara, Esq., of
Langoed Castle, co. Brecon, by Anne, dau. of
Wilham Lee, Esq. ; 6. 1829 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1854
Sophia Eliza, dau. of William, 3rd Earl of Listowel.
Is a Magistrate for Beds and Herts ; formerly a
Captain in Beds Militia. This family were for-
merly of Clare ; but in 1687 sold their estates in
Ireland, and have since resided in England. — Cad-
dington Hall, near Marketstreet, and Cheverells,
near Dunstable ; White's and Boodle's Clubs, S.W,
Heir Pres., his twin-brother John, h. 1829.
MACNAMARA, Francis, Esq. (of Ennistymon).
Eldest surviving son of the late Fj-ancis Mac-
Namara, Esq. ; li. 1780 ; s. his brother, the late
Lieutenant-Colonel William Nugent MacNamara
(who was M.P. for co. Clare 1830-52) 1856. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Clare, and an Officer in the
Clare ]\lilitia ; was M.P. for Ennis 1835-7. Repre-
sents a branch of the old ]\tilesian house of Mac-
Namara, long resident at Ballinacraigie Castle, and
descended from the old native Irish families of
Thomond Inchiquiii, MacDonnell of Antrim, and
O'Neill of Tyrone, as also from the ancient Admi-
rals of Munster, from whose office is said to have
originated their name, which means " Son of the
Sea," — Ennistymon and Doolen Castle, near Ennis,
CO. Clare.
M'UEILL, Sight Hon. Sir John, G.C.B., P.R.S.,
D.C.L. (cr. 1839).
Son of the late John M'Neill, Esq., of Colonsa}',
N.B. ; h. 1795 ; m. 1823 the 4th dau. of J. Wilson,
Esq. Was formerly Envoy and Minister PlenijDO-
tentiary at the Court of Persia ; was jireviouslyin
the E.I.Co.'s Military service at Bombay ; is a
Member of the Poor-Law Commission ; was Com-
missioner in the Crimea 1855 ; elected Hon. Pre-
sident of Associated Charities of Edinburgh 1857.
— Grauton, near Edinburgh.
MAC NEILL, Sir John, Knt., LL.D. (cr. 1844).
Son of the late J. Mac Neill, Esq., of Mount
Pleasant, Dundalk ; h. 18 — . Is Professor of Civil
Engineering in Trinity Coll., Dublin ; Knighted
for his services in constructing the Dublin and
Drogheda Railway. — - Mount Pleasant, Dundalk,
Ireland ; 28, Rutland Square, Dublin.
M'NEILL, Right Hon. Duncan (of Colonsay).
Eldest surviving son of the late John M'Neill,
Esq., of Colonsay, N.B. (who d. 1846), by Hester,
eldest dau. of Duncan M'Neill, Esq., of Dunmore,
CO. Argyle ; b. 1793. Educated at St. Andrew's
and Edinburgh Universities ; called to the Scottish
Bar 1816; appointed Sheriff of co. Perth 1824;
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was Solicitor-General foi* Scotland 1834-5 and
1841-2, Lord Advocate 1842-6, a Lord of Session
1851, Lord Justice General and President of Court
of Session 1852 ; sworn a Member of the Privy
Council 1853 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Edinburgh and
for CO. Argyle ; was M.P. for co. Argyle 1843-51.
Tiiis family is descended from a common ancestor
with the M'Neills of Taynish. — Colonsay, by
Portaskaig, Argyleshire ; 73, Great King Street,
Edinburgh.
MACOIsrCIIY, George, Esq. (of Rathmore, co.
Longford).
Eldest son of the late John Maconchy, Esq., of
Rathmore, co. Longford, by Deborah, dau. of late
Stewart King, Esq., Master in Chancery, Dublin ;
h. 1818 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1843 Louisa Elizabeth, dau.
of John Goddard Richards, Esq., of Ardemine,
Wexford. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1838) ; is a Magistrate for cos. Longford and
Wexford (High Sheriff of co. Longford 1845).
This family is of Scotch extraction. — Summerland
Place, Exeter ; Sackville-Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son John Arthur, h. 1852.
MACONOCHIB.
(See Wellwood-Maconocliie.)
MACPHEKSON, Ewen (of Cluny Maepherson),
Chief of the Macpliersons and Clan Chattan.
Eldest son of the late Duncan Maepherson (Cluny
Maepherson), late Lieut. -Colonel Scots Fusilier
Guards, by Catherine, dau. of the late Sir Ewen
Cameron, Bart., of Eassiferne ; h. 1804 ; s. 1817 ;
s. 1855 ; in. 1832 Sarah Justina, youngest dau. of
the late Henry Davidson, Esq., of TuUoch, Ross-
shire. Educated at Edinburgh University ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Inverness ;
was formerly Captain 42nd Royal Highlanders ; is
Chief of the clan Maepherson. — Cluny Castle,
Kingussie, co. Inverness ; New Club, Edinburgh ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Ileir, his son Duncan, Captain 42nd Royal
Highlanders, b. 1833.
MACPHERSOW, 'William, Esq. (of Blairgowrie
House).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Allan Maepherson,
of Blairgowrie, some time Quartermaster-General
of the Bengal Army, by Eliza Dell, eldest dau. of
the late — Eraser, Esq., of Fairfield, N.B. ; h. 1784 ;
s. 1816; in. 1815 Janet, dau. of the late AVilliam
Chalmers, Esq., of Glenericht, co. Perth. Educated
at University of St. Andrew's ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth, and a Magistrate for co.
Forfar ; appointed in 1829 Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Colony of New South Wales ; is
Clerk to the Upper House of Parliament of New
South Wales. This family is a younger branch of
the family of Maepherson of Cluny, Chief of the
Clan Chattan (whom see), Lachlan of Neuid being
the common ancestor. — Blairgowrie House, Perth-
shire ; Sydney, N. S. Wales.
Heir, his son Allan, a Magisti-ate for co. Perth ;
h. 1818 ; in. 1853 Emma, youngest dau. of Charles
Henry Blake, Esq., of London.
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MACQUEEN, Robert, Esq. (of Hardington
House).
Eldest son of the late John Macqueen, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Thomas Macan, Esq., of CarifF,
CO. Armagh ; h. 1789 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1819 Zepherina,
dau. of Henry Veitch, Esq., of Eliock. Educated
at Edinburgh University ; called to the Bar at
Edinburgh 1810 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Peebles, and a Magistrate for co. Lanark.
— Hardington House, near Biggar, Lanarkshire ;
Broughton, Peeblesshire, N.B.
MACRAE, Thomas Charles, Esq. (late of Hol-
mains, co. Dumfries).
Only son of the late James Macrae, Esq., of Hol-
niains, by Maria, dau. of Judge Le Maistre, who
died in India; h. 1791; m. 1820 Margaret Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late Sir Alexander Grierson, Bart.,
of Lag. Educated at the Royal Military Coll.,
Great Marlow ; was formerly an Officer in the
Army ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Dumfries. — Merry Mead, Milbrook, Southampton.
McTAGGART, Sir John, Bart. (cr.l841).
Eldest son of the late John McTaggart, Esq., of
Ardwell, by Susannah, dau. of John Deane, Esq.,
of St. Alban's, Herts ; h. 1789 ; in. 1811 Susannah,
dau. of John Kymer, Esq., of Streatham, Surrey.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wlgton ;
formeily a Merchant in London ; was M.P. for
Wigton, &c. 1835-57. — Ardwell House, near Stran-
raer, Wigtonshire, N.B.— Reform Club, S.W. ; 69,
Albany Street, Regent's Park, N.W.
M'TIER, Alexander Walker, Esq. (of Durris).
Eldest son of the late Anthony M'Tier, Esq., by
Maria, dau. of Alexander Binny, Esq., of St.
Andrew's, N.B. ; h. 1819 ; s. 1854. Educated at
Edinburgh and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1842, M.A. 1845) ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1846 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Kincardine. — Durris, near Aberdeen, N.B. ;
Reform Club, S.W.
M'VEAGH, Ferdinand Meath, Esq. (of Drews-
town).
Eldest son of the late Joseph M'Veagli, Esq., of
Drewstown, by Margery, dau. of Alexander Wynch,
Esq., Governor of Madras ; b. 178- ; m. 18—.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; late High
Sheriff of co. IMeath ; was formerly an Officer in
the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons. — Drewstown, near
Athboy, CO. Meath.
Heir, his son Ferdinand, b. 1813, m. 18' —
Maria, dau. of — Rotherham, Esq.
MADDEN, Sir Frederick, K.H., F.R.S. (er.
1833).
Seventh son of the late Captain W. J. Madden,
R.M., by Sarah, dau. of the Rev, Arnold Carter,
Minor Canon of Rochester ; b. 1801 ; in. 1st 1829
Mary, dau. of R. Hayton, Esq., of Sundeiland ;
2nd 1837 Emily Sarah, dau. of W. Robinson, Esq.,
LL.D., of Tottenham, Middlesex. Is Head Keeper
2 E
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of the MSS. at the British Museum, and a Gen-
tleman of the Privy Chamber; is well known for
his antiquarian, historical, and genealogical publi-
cations. This family is descended from the ancient
sept of O'Madden, formerly of co. Galway.—
Athenffium Club, S.W. ; British Museum, W.C.
MADDEN, John, Esq. (of Roslea Manor).
Second son of the late Captain Charles Dudley
Madden, 4th Dragoons, by Harriet, dau. of the
Eev. Michael Baxter; b. 1819 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1847
Clara Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the Rev. Spencer
Knox. Educated at Harrow and St. Peter's Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Fermanagh (High SherifFlSfS), and a Magis-
trate for CO. ]\Ionaghau ; was formerly in the 41sfc
foot ; served in Affghan War 1840-2, and has the
medal for Candahar, Ghuznee, and Cabul. This
family (formerly styled O'Madden) is of Milesian
descent ; and they were Dynasts of the Barony of
Longford, co. Galway.— Boslea Manor, co. Ferma-
nagh ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin.
Ileir, his son Charles Dudley, b. 1851.
MADDBJSr, Jolin Travers, Esq. (of Inch House).
Only son of the late John Madden, Esq., by Lucre-
tia, dau. of liev. Samuel Madden, Vicar-General of
the diocese of Ossory ; b. 1810; s. 1833; m. 1834
Margaret, eldest dau. of the late Owen Armstrong,
Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Dublin. — Inch House,
near Balbriggan, co. Dublin ; 47, L^pper Sackville
Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son John Eeles, h. 1838.
MADDISOlsr, George Wilson, Esq. (of Partney).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Maddi-
son, by Mary, dau. of the Rev. — Alington, of
Aston, Herts ; b. 1797 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1825 Frances
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Sir A. Belliugham, Bart., of
Castle Bellingham, Ireland. Educated at Rugby
and Christ's Coll., Cambridge ; is a ^Magistrate for
CO. Lincoln. This family were formerly of Aides-
gall and of Unthank Hall,'- co. Durham, which
came into tlieir possession by marriage with the
heiress of William Marley, Esq. ; and subsequently
of Fonabie, co. Lincoln, They have been settled
in Lincolnshire nearly four centuries. — Partuey,
near Spilsby, Lincolnshire.
Ifcir, his son Henry, b. 1829.
MADDOCK, Sir Thomas Herbert, Knt. (cr.
1844).
Son of the late Rev. T. Maddock ; b. 1792 ; formerly
in the Bengal Civil Service of the E.T.Co. ; was
successively Secretary to the Indian Government,
Deputy-Governor of Bengal, and President of the
Council of India 1845-49 ; was M.P. for Rochester
1852-7.— Union and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 180,
South Audley Street, W.
MADOCKS, John Edward, Esq. (of Glanywern).
Eldest son of the late John Madocks, Esq., M.P.,
by Sidney, dau. of Abraham Wildley Robarts, Esq.,
* Unthank Hall, &c., went to the Londonderry family by
the marriage of dau. aud heir of Sir Lionel Maddison with
Sir Harry Vane.
M.P. ; b. 1820; s. 1837. Educated at Harrow and
Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Denbigh (High Sheriff
1856), and Lieutenant-Colonel of the 7th Lanca-
shire Rifles Militia ; was formerly Captain 13th
Light Dragoons. — Glanywern, near Denbigh, N.
Wales ; Array and Navy and Boodle's Clubs,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Robarts, b. 1825.
MAGEiSriS, Sir Arthur Charles, K.G.B. (cr,
1856).
Son of the late Richard Magenis, Esq., of co. Down,
M.P. for Enniskillen, by Elizabeth Anne, dau. of
1st Earl of Enniskillen; b. 1801. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin, where he graduated in
honours 1822; has been Attach6 to British Em-
bassy at Berlin, Paris, and St. Petersburg ; Secre-
tary of Legation and Charge d' Affaires in Swit-
zerland; Secretary of Embassy and British Minister
ad interim at Vienna, and Minister Plenipotentiary
in Switzerland and at Stutgardt; appointed Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at
Stockholm 1857. — British Embassy, Stockholm ;
13, Giosvenor Place, S.W.
MAGILL, William, Esq. (of Lyttleton).
Eldest son of the late George IMagill, Esq., by
Hester, 5th dau. of John Nugent, Esq,, of Clonlost,
CO. Westmeath; b. 1797 ; s. 1808 ; 7n. 1833 Har-
riette, dau. of Thomas Stannus, Esq. Educated
at Trinity Coll, Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co.
Westmeath. — Lyttleton, near Ballymahon, co.
Westmeath.
Heir, his son William .James Napier, a Magistrate
for CO. Westmeath, and Captain Dublin Artillery
Militia, b. 1834.
MAGWAY, Sii' William, Bart. (cr. 1844).
Eldest son of the late Christopher Magnay, Esq., of
Manor House, Wandsworth, by Jane, dau. of Rev.
James Smith, Rector of Bellingham ; b. 1797 ; m.
1st 18— dau. of , Esq. ; 2nd 1854
Amelia, dau. of Thomas Clarke, Esq., of St. John's
Wood. Is a Commissioner of the Lieutenancy for
London, and an Alderman and wholesale Stationer
in the City ; was formerly Sheriff and Lord Mayor
of London. — Postford House, near Guildford,
Surrey.
Heir, his son, by 1st marriage.
MAGOB, John Penberthy, Esq. (of Penventon).
Eldest son of the late Reuben Magor, Esq., of
Redruth, Cornwall, by Mary, dau. of Jolin Pen-
berthy, Esq., of St. Just ; b. 1796 ; vi. 1825 Eliza-
beth Ann Moyle, only child of John Furnia, Esq.,
of Lamellen, Cornwall, whose family has been
seated at Lamellen since 1698. — Penventon, near
Redruth, Cornwall ; Lamellen, near Bodmin,
Cornwall.
Heir, his son Reuben Frederick, Lieutenant
12th foot, b. 1831.
MAGUIRE, Edward, Esq. (of Gortoral).
Son of the late Alexander Maguire, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of John Nicholls, Esq., of Dring, co. Longford ;
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h. 1827; s. 1850. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1848) ; called to the Irish Bar 1851 ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Leitrim, Cavan, and Fer-
managh ; was Hgh Sheriff for Leitrim 1858-9.
Many members of this family emigrated to France,
Austria, and Spain during the continuance of the
penal laws against Roman Catholics in Ireland.—
Gortoral House, near Swanlinbar, co. Fermanagh.
MAHEK, Jolin, Esg. (of Ballinkiele) .
Eldest son of the late Matthias Maher, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Maurice O'Donnell, Esq., of Carrick-
on-Suir, co. Tipperary ; h. 1801 ; -m. 1843 Louisa
Katharine O'Kelly, dau. of George Bourke O'KelJy,
Esq., of Acton House, Middlesex. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Wexford (High Sheriff 1853) ; was
M.P. for CO. Wexford 1835-41. This family was
formerly from co. Tipperary. —Ballinkiele, near
Enniscorthy, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son Matthias, h. 1846.
MAHSS, Martin Charles, Esq. (of Wilson's
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Captain Daniel Maher, of
Irish Brigade, by Margaret, dau. of Charles Byrne,
Esq., of Boolibeg; b. 1794; m. 1st 1824 Mary
Anne, dau. of Francis Henry Wintle, Esq., of
Walworth, Surrey ; 2nd 1836 Matilda Pugh, dau.
of Charles Mackensey, Esq., Hon. E.I.C.'s Civil
Service, of Calcutta. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Captain in the Army, retired fuUpay,
and a Captain and Adjutant W. Somerset Yeomanry
Cavalry. — Wilson's Lodge, Ashburnham, nenr
Battle, Sussex ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Daniel Dudley Valentine, Cornet
8th Royal Irish Hussars.
MAHOW, Eev. Sir WiUiam Vesey Boss, Bart,
(or. 1810).
Third son of the late Sir Ross Mahon, Bart., of
Castlegar, co. Galway, by Mary Geraldine, dau. of
Right Hon. James Fitzgerald and the Baroness
Fitzgerald and Vesey ; &. 1813 ; s. as 4th Bart.
1852 ; m. 1853 Jane, dau. of Rev. H. King, of
Ballylin, King's co. Educated at Trinity Coll
Dublin (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1838); is Rector of
Rawmarsh. — Rose Hill, near Rotherham, York-
shire ; Castlegar, co. Galway ; Kildare-Street Club,
Dublin.
Heir, his son Ross, h. 1856.
MAHOT^, Henry Sandford Pakenham, Esq. (of
Strokestown).
Eldest sou of the Hon. and Very Rev. Henry
Pakenham, Dean of St. Patrick's, by Eliza Cathe-
rine Sandford, sister of late Henry, 2nd Lord
Mount Sandford ; h. 1823 ; m. 1847 Gr.ace, only
dau. and heiress of Major Denis Mahon (who suc-
ceeded to the estates of Maurice, last Lord Hart-
land, in 1845), and assumed the name of Mahon
by Royal license 1847. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Roscommon ; was formerly in the
8th Hussars. This family of Mahon is traditionally
descended from the ancient princes of Munster, and
on the first arrivai of the English, in the reign of
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Henry II., had large possessions in that province.
Lord Hartland'g ancestor. Captain Nicholas Mahon,
was distinguished for his loyalty in tlie civil wars,
and received a large grant of land in co. Roscommon
in reign of Cliarles II. — Strokestown House, co,
Roscommon.
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1851.
MAHOlXr, James Patrick, The O'Gorman Mahon
(of Mahonlonrgh) .
Son of the late James Mahon, Esq., by Barbara,
dau. of the late O'Gorman ; J). 1800 ; m. 1828 Miss
O'Brian, of Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. Educated
at Clongowes Wood and Trinity Coll., Dublin;
called to the Irish Bar 1834 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Clare, late Captain in the Clare Militia ; was
M.P. for CO. Clare 1830-1 ; was M.P. for Ennis
1847-52. — Mahonburgh, near Ennis, co. Clare;
144, FaubouigSaint-Honore, Paris ; Reform Club.
S.W.
Heir, his son.
MAHOINTY, Daniel, Esq. (of Dunloe Castle).
Eldest surviving son of the late Daniel Mahony,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Patrick Creagh, Esq.,
of Cork ; h. 1793 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1836 Frances, 5th
dau. of John Mahony, Esq., of Point House,
Killarney. Educated at Stonyhurst and Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Kerry (High
Sheriff 1841). This family was formerly seated in
the county of Cork. — Dunloe Castle, Beaufort, co.
Kerry.
Heir, his son John, h. 1841.
MAHOTQ"Y, Kean, Esq. (of CuUina),
Eldest surviving son of the late Kean Mahony,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of Kean Mahony, Esq., of
Castlequin; h. 1794; s. 1831; m. 1st 1827 Joanna,
dau. of the late Lieutenant-Colonel W. M'Carthy ;
2nd 1834 Anne Baldwin, dau. of the late Major
Brodrick. Is a Magistrate for cos. Cork .and Kerry.
This family was formerly a powerful one in the co.
Cork ; Kean Slahony, the chief, forfeited his pos-
sessions in the reign of Elizabeth, and retired to
CO. Kerry. He was the ancestor of the families of
Castlequin and Cullina, Dromore and Dunloe.—
Cullina, near Killarney, co. Kerry.
MAHOISTY, Myles, Esq. (of Castlequin).
Eldest son of the late Kean Mahony, Esq., by
Mary Anne, dau. of the late Daniel Cronin, Esq.,
of Park, Killarney ; h. 1841 ; s. 1846. Educated
at Eton. —Castlequin, Cahirciveen, co. Kerry.
MAHOHY, Richard John, Esq. (of Dromore
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Denis Mahony, by Lu-
cinda Catherine, dau. of John Segerson, Esq., of
West Cone, co. Kerry; h. 1828 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1856
Mary Harriette, dau. of John Waller, Esq., of
Shannon Grove, co. Limerick. Educated at Wor-
cester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1851) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kerry (High Sheriff 1853).
— Dromore Castle, Kenmare, co. Kerry.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, h. 1838.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MAILLARD, Parnell Robert, Esq. (of Mount
Henry) .
Third son of the late Major James N. Maillard, ISth
Eojal Irish, by Catherine, dau. of the Rev. Sewell
Stubber, of Moyne, Queen's co. ; h. 1S08 ;_m. 1835
Mary Ann, eldest dau. of Francis Thirkill, Esq.,
of iSoston, CO. Lincoln. Is a Magistrate for
Queen's co. — Mount Henry, near Ballybrittas,
Queen's co.
mir, his son Robert Thirkill, h. 1836.
MAINWABING, Sir Henry Mainwaring, Bart,
(cr. 1804).
Eldest son of the late T. Wettenhall, Esq. (who
assumed the name of Mainwaring), by Catharine,
dau. of W. Watkins, Esq., of Nantwich, co. Ches-
ter ; h. 1782 ; m. 1803 Sophia, dau. of the late Sir
R. S. Cotton, Bart., and sister of F.M. Viscount
Comberraere, G.C.B. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Chester (High Sheriff 1806), and
Patrou of 1 living.— Peover Hall, near Knutsford,
Cheshire,
Ilcir, his son Harry, b. 1804 ; Di. 1832 Emma,
dau. of T. W. Tatton, Esq., of Tatton Park, co.
Chester.
MAIN" WARING, Charles Kynaston, Esq. (of
Oteley Park).
Son of the late Rev. Charles Mainwaring, by
Sarah, dau. of John Townshend, Esq., and brother
of Townshend Mainwaring, Esq. (whom see) ; h.
1802 ; m. 1832 Fanny, dau. of Colonel J. L. Sa-
lusbury, of Galt-Faenan, co. Denbigh. Educated
at Eton and Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop (High Sheriff
1S29).— Oteley Park, near EUesmere, Shropshire.
Jleh; his son Charles Salusbury, 6. 18 — .
MAIlXrWARIlsrG, Admiral Rowland (of Whit-
more Hall).
Second son of the late Rowland Mainwaring, Esq.,
by Jane, dau. of Captain Latham, E.N. ; 1. 1783 ;
s. his cousin Miss Sarah ^Mainwaring 1837 ; ''H- 1st
1810 Sophia Henrietta, only child of Major Duff ;
2nd 1826 Mary Anne, dau. of John Clark, Esq. ;
3rd 1836 Laura Maria Julia Walburga, dau. of
Colonel Chevillard, in the service of the 1st Em-
peror Napoleon. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Stafford; entered the Navy 1795, became
a Eear-Admiral 1855 ; was present at the battles
of the Nile and Copenhagen. — Whitmore Hall,
near Stafford ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Gordon, 1. 1817.
MAINWARING, Townshend, Esq. (of Gaelt
Faenan).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Mainwaring,
by Sarah, dau. of John Townshend, Esq. : h. 1807 :
m. 1837 the eldest dau. and co-heir of the late
Colonel J. L. Salusbury, of Gait Faenan, co. Den-
bigh. Is a Magistrate for co. Denbigh ; was M.P.
for the Denbigh boroughs 1841-7. — Gaelt Faenan,
near Denbigh.
MAISTER, Rev. Henry (of Skeffling).
Eldest son of the late Arthur Maister, Esq., late
of Winestead and Word Hall, E. Riding co. York
(Colonel of the E. York Militia, a Magistrate for i
the said Riding), by Ann, dau. of Jos. Pease, Esq., 1
of Heplewood, near Hull ; ?;. 1813 ; m. Grace, dau.
of George William Salton, Esq., of Elton Hall,
CO. Durham. Educated at Winchester and New
Inn Hall Oxford (B.A. 1838, M.A. 1850); is
Vicar of Kilnsea, and Perpetual Curate of Easmg-
ton-in-Holderness, E. Riding co. Y'ork.— Kilnsea,
near Kingston-on-Hull, Y^'orkshire.
IIeir,h\iison Reginald Henry, h. 1851.
MAITLAND, Sir Alexander Charles Gibson-, J
Bart. (cr. 1818). 1
Eldest son of the late Alexander Maitland Gibson,
Esq., of Clifton Hall, by Susan, eldest dau. of
George Ramsay, Esq., of Bavinton ; h. 1820 ;
s. his grandfather as 3rd Bart. 1848 ; m. 1841
Thomasina Agnes, elder dau. of James Hunt, Esq.,
of Pitteno-iff. Educated at Edinlmrgh ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Jliulothian, and for-
merly Captain Midlothian Y'eomanry, Colonel
Stirhug Militia, and Lieutenant 79th Highlanders.
This family is descended from the 6th Earl of
Lauderdale. — Clifton Hall, near Eatho, Mid-
lothian ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son James, b. 1848.
MAITLAND, Hon. Su' Anthony, K.C.B. (cr.
1852).
Next brother and heir-presumptive to the 9th
Earl of Lauderdiile ; b. 1785. Is an Admiral R.N. ;
has served on the West Indian and Mediterranean
stations ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Berwickshire, for
which he was M.P. 1826-32.— Thirlestane Castle,
near Lauder, N.B. : United Service and Carlton
Clubs, S.W.
MAITLAND, Sir Thomas, C.B. (of Madders-
town) (cr. 1843).
Son of the late Hon. General Vv^ M. Maitland,
and cousin of the 9th Earl of Lauderdale ; b. 1803 ;
m. 1828 Amelia, dau. of W. Y'oung, Esq. Is a
Dep. Lieut, force. Berwick, and an Admiral R.N. ;
served on the East-Indian and Chinese coasts, and
also on the Spanish coast 1835-7.— Madderstown,
near Berwick ; United Service Club, S.W.
MAITLAND, Rev. James, D.D.
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Garlies Maitland,
M.A., by Margaret, dau. of the Rev. .John Scott,
of Foulshields, co. Linlithgow; b. 1797 ; s. 1835 ;
in. 1st 1326 Jessie Tennant, dau. of Cosby Swindell
Norvell, Esq., of Boghall, co. Linlithgow ; 2nd
Louisa, eldest dau. and heir of the Hon. Mrs.
Bellamy-Gordon (whom see under Gordon). Edu-
cated at the University of Edinburgh ; ordained
Minister of Kells 1826 ; title of D.D. conferred by
the Uriiversity of Glasgow 1852 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kirkcudbright. This
family is descended from Maitland of Petrichie, the
eldest cadet of the Lauderdale famil}'. — Kells
Manse, near New Galloway, co. Kirkcudbright.
Heir, his son by 1st marriage, Garlies Cosliy,
h. 1830 ; m. 1852 Jane, dau. of the late Major
Francis Smalpage, H.E.I. Co.'s service.
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MAITLAND, James, Esq. (of Grange).
Third son of the late Charles Maitlaml, Esq., of
Eankeilour and Lindores (who was grandson of
the 6tli Earl of Laudei-dale), by Mary, dau. of
David Johnston, Esq., of Lathrisk, and nephew
and heir of the late Sir Frederick L. Maitland (to
whom Napoleon surrendered when in command of
H.M.'s ship BeUerophon) ; b. 1806 ; m. 1st 1836
Emma, dau. of Thomas M. Willing, Esq. ; 2nd
1840 Frances Harriet, dau. of 11. S. Short, Esq.,
of Edlington Grove, Lincolnshire. Entered the
Navy 1819, became Gommander R.N. 1836 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Fife. — Eossie, near Aiichter-
muchty, co. Fife.
MAITLAND, Joliii, Esq. (of Ereugh).
Eldest son of the late Patrick Maitland, Esq., by
Matilda Frances Harriet, dau. of Mr. and Lady
Janet Buclianan, of Graigend Gastle ; b. 1845 ;
s. 1859. Educated at Eton. His great-grandfather,
7th son of the 6th Earl of Lauderdale (who married
Jane, Dowager Countess of Rothes), purchased the
estate of Freugh in 1775. — Balgreggan House,
Wigtown, N.B.
Jleir Pres., his brother William, b. 1846.
MAITIiAND-KIIl"W"A]Sr, Charles Lionel, Esq.
(of G-elston Castle).
Eldest son of the late Patrick Kirwan, Esq., of
Dalgin Park, co. Mayo, Ireland, by Dorothea,
dau. of Colonel Charles FitzGerald, of Turlo Park ;
b. 1807; s. 1853; m. 1842 Matilda Elizabeth,
dau. of Maitland, Esq., of Gelston Castle and
Auchlam, co. Kirkcudbright. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Mayo (High Sheriff 1841). This family is
of Milesian origin. — Gelston Castle, near Gastle
Douglas, N.B.
Jleir, his son Charles, b. 1843.
MAITLAND -MAKGILL-CRICHTOK", David,
Esq. (of Bankeilour).
Eldest son of the late Charles Julian Maitland-
Makgill-Crichton, Esq., by Anna Campbell, dau.
of the late James Nibbs Jarvis, Esq., Colonial
Secretary and Member of the Supreme Council
for the island of Tobago ; 6.1854; s. 1858. The
Hon. Frederick Maitland, Captain R.N., son of
the 6th Earl of Lauderdale, married the heiress of
Rankeilour, and assumed the surname of Makgill.
His grandson, David Maitland-Makgill, Esq.,
grandfather of the present owner, was served heir
of line in general to James Crichton, 1st Viscount
Frendraught, in 1839, and assumed the additional
name of Gricliton. — Rankeilour, and Barham Cot-
tage, near Cupar, co. Fife.
Ilcir Pre-!., his brother James Bertie, b. 1856.
MAJENDIE, Ashlim'st, Esq., P.R.S., P.S.A. (of
Hedingham Castle).
Eldest son of the late Lewis Majendie, Esq., by
Elizabeth, only child of Sir Henry Hoghton, Bart.,
by his 1st wife Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of
William Ashhurst, Esq., of Hedingham Castle ;
b. 1784 ; m. 18 — Frances, eldest dau. of the late
John Griffin, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex. Patron of 1 living, — Hedingham
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Castle, near Halstead, Essex ; Athenasum Club,
S.W.
Jleir Pres., his brother Henry Lewi.?, in Holy
Orders, Vicar of Great Dunmow, Essex, and Rural
Dean, M.A. Oriel Coll., Oxford; b. 1797 ; m. 18—
Miss Gepp.
MALCOLM, Sir Jolin, Bart. (cr. 1665).
Eldest son of the late Sir Michael Malcolm, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of John Forbes, Esq., of Bridgend,
CO. Perth ; b. 1828 ; s. 1833. This title has been
lately revived, but upon what grounds is not clearly
ascertainable by the editor. — Balheadie, N.B. ;
4, Southwick Square, Hyde Park, W.
MALCOLM, John, Esq. (of Calltonmor).
Second son of the late Neill Malcolm, Esq., by
Mary Anne, dau. of David Orme, Esq., M.D., of
Lamorbey, Kent ; b. 1805 ; s. his brother Neill
Malcolm, Esq. 1857 ; m. 1832 Isabella Harriett, 2nd
dau. of Hon. John Wingfield Stratford (she d. 1858).
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1827, M.A. 1830) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Kent, and co. Argyle. This family is the repre-
sentative or chief of the clanChallum or M'Callum.
— Calltonmor, near Lochgilphead, Argyleshire ; 7,
Great Stanhope Street, W.
JJeir, his son John Wingfield, b. 1833.
MALCOLM, William Elpliinstone, Esq. (of
Bvirnfoot).
Only surviving son of the late Admiral Sir Pul-
teney Malcolm, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., by Clementina,
dau. of Hon. W. Elphinstone ; b. 1817 ; s. 1838 ;
m. 1857 Mary, 2nd dau. of James Douglas, Esq.,
of Cavers, co. Roxburgh (she d. 1859). Educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1840, M.A.
1843) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Dumfries. — Burnfoot, near Langholm, Dum-
friesshire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
MALDEN (Viscount).
(See under Essex.)
MALET, Sir Alexander Charles, Bart. (cr. 1791).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Ware Malet,
Bart., by Susannah, dau. of James Wales, Esq. ;
b. 1800 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1815 ; m. 1834 Mary Anne
Dora, dau. of late John Spalding, Esq., of the
Holme, and step-dau. of Lord Brougham. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1822) •
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts ; Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the
Germanic Confederation ; was formerly Attache to
the Embassy at Paris, Lisbon, and St. Petersburg ;
Secretary of Legation at Turin, the Hague, &c.,
and Minister at Wurtemburg. — Wilbury House,
Wilts ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
JJeir, his son Henry Charles Eden, Lieutenant
Grenadiei- Guards, b. 1835.
MALET, Charles St. Lo, Esq. (of Pontmell
Parva).
Second son of the late Sir Charles W^arre Malet,
Bart., by Susanna, dau. of James Wales, Esq. ;
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1). 1802 ; m. 1837 Jane St. Lo, ouly dau. of I.
Clarke, Eaq. Educated at Sandhurst Coll. ; is a
Magistrate for Dorset ; entered the Army 1819,
retired as Lieutenant-Colonel 1S49 ; w.ts in com-
mand of the Sth (or King's) regiment of Infantry
1842-0. This family is descended from William,
Lord Malet de Graville, who came to England with
William the Conqueror. — Fontmell Parya, Child
Okeford, near Blandford, Dorset ; United Service
Club, S.W.
Htir, his son Y\'illiara St. Lo, h. 1843.
MALIITS, Pdchard, Esq., Q.C.
Third son of the late Wm. Malins, Esq. ; h. 1805 ;
m. 1S31 Susanna, dau. of the late Rev. A. Farwell.
Graduated B.A. at Caius Coll., Cambridge, 1827 ;
called to the Bar 1S30, and is a Bencher of Lin-
coln's Inn ; has been JM.P. for Wallingford since
1852. — Carlton and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs,
S.W. ; 9, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, E.G.; 57,
Lowndes Square, S.W.
M ALKIE", ArtliLU' Thomas, Esq, (of Corry-
brough).
Son of the late B. H. Malkin, Esq., D.C.L., by
Charlotte, dau. of Rev. I. Williams, of Cowbridge ;
h. 1803. Educated at Bury St. Edmund's and
Trinity CoU., Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828) ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Inverness. — Corrybrough,
near Inverness, N.B. ; University Club, S.W. ;
21, Wimpole Street, W.
MALLET, Hugh, Esq. (of Ash).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Mallet, Esq., of AsL,
by Jane, dau. of Rev. Fr.ancis Henchman ; h. 1788 ;
s. 1823 ; 'in. 1824 Caroline, eldest dau. of the late
Hon. John Coventry, of Burgate House, Hants.
Is a Magistrate for Devonshire ; was formerly a
Lieutenant in the Royal Horse Artillery, and
sei-ved in the Peninsular war. This family is
descended from William, Lord Malet de Graville,
one of the Norman Barons who came over with
Wiiliam the Conqueror. — Ash, Hatherleigh, Cre-
diton, CO. Devon.
Heir, his son Hugh, late a Lieutenant in the 4th
Light Dragoons, now Lieutenant in the North
Devon Yeomanry Cavalry ; I. 1827 ; m. 1853
Georgina, dau. of the late Archdeacon Bathurst,
of Norwich.
MALLORY, Rev. George, M.A. (of Mobberley
Old Hall).
Youngest son of the late Rev. George E. Leigh, of
the family of Leigh of Ougbtrington Hall, Cheshire,
by Elizabeth, dau. of John PhTlips, Esq., of Bank
Hall ; h. 1806 ; m. 1st 1832 Julia, only child and
heir of the Rev. John Holdsworth Mallory, Rector
of Mobberley; 2iul Harriett, dau. of Trafford
Trafford, Esti., of Oughtrington Hall, Cheshire.
Educated at IMacclesfield and Brasenose Coll., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1827); appointed Rector of Mobberley
1832. This family is descended from Sir W. Mal-
lory, Bart., of Studley, Yorkshire.— Old Hall, Mob-
berley, near Knutsford, Cheshire.
Heir, his son Geoi-ge, h, 1833.
MALMESBURY (Earl of), James Howard
Harris, P.O. (or, 1800).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Harriet Susan, dau.
of the late F. B. Dashwood, Esq., of Well Vale, co.
Lincoln ; h. 1807 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1830 Emma, dau.
of Sth Earl of Tankerville. Educated at Eton and
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1828) ; is a Magistrate
for Hants, and Colonel Hants Artillery, an official
Trustee of the British Museum, and High Steward
of Wallingford ; was M.P. for Wilton July — Sept.
1841 ; Secretary for Foreign Affairs Feb. — Dec.
1852 and 1858-9. — Heron Court, near Christchurch,
Hants ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 8, Whitehall Gardens,
S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Edward Alfred John
(whom see).
MALPAS, Alexander Eustace, Esq. (of Roches-
town, CO. Dublin).
Eldest son of the late General Sir William Corn-
wallis Eustace, C.B., K.C.H. (who cl. 1855), by
his 1st wife Catharine Frances, only dau. of the
2nd Lord Talbot de Malahide ; b. 1810; m. 18—
a dau. of J. Drummond, Esq. Assumed the name
of Malpas on succeeding to the estates of his ma-
ternal grandmother. Was formerly an Officer in
the Army and City of Dublin Militia. This family
is a younger branch of the Eustaces of co. Kildare.
— Somerton, Somersetshire.
Heir, his son.
MANCHESTER (Duke of), •WiUiam Drogo
Montagu (cr. 1719).
Eldest son of the 6th Duke, by bis first wife Milli-
cent, dau. of the late General R. B. and Lady
Olivia Sparrow ; h. 1823 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1852
Countess Louisa Frederica d'Alten, of Hanover.
Educated at Sandhurst; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Hunts, and Major Hunts Militia, late
Captain Grenadier Guards ; was M.P. for Bewdley
1848-52, for Hunts 1852-6^ Patronage 3 livings.—
The Castle, Kimbolton, Hunts ; The Castle, Tan-
deragee, Ireland ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 1, Great
Stanhope Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Mnndeville, h. 1853.
MANCHESTER, Dowager Duchess of.
Harriet Sydney, dau. of C. R. Dobbs, Esq., of
Castle Dobbs, co. Antrim ; m. 1st 1850 (as 2nd
wife) George, 6tli Duke of Manchester, who el.
1855 ; 2nd 1858 S. A. Blackwood, Esq.— 53,
LTpper Brook Street, W.
MAISrCHBSTHR (Bishop of), -Tames Prince Lee,
D.D.
Son of — Lee, Esq.; I. 1804; m. 1830 Susan,
dau. of G. Penrice, Esq. Educated at St. Paul's
School ; graduated B.A. 1828, at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge, of which he became Fellow ; was As-
sistant-Master of Rugby, and afterwards Head
Master of King Edward's School, Birmingham ;
consecrated 1848. Patronage 2 livings, and 70 alter-
nate. The See was created by Act of Parliament
in 1847. — Mauldeth Hall, Manchester ; Athenasuni
Club, S.W. ; 55, Jerinyn Street, S.W.
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[Man
MANGLES, Captain Charles Edward (of Poyle
Park).
Son of the late James Mangles, Esq., formerly M.P.
for Guildford ; h. 1798 ; m. 1831 Eose, dau. of G.
Newcon:e, Esq. Formerly Captain in the maritime
service of the E.I. Co. ; was M.P. for Newport
1857-9. — Poyle Park, near Farnham, Surrey ; Ori-
ental Club, W.
MAlSrisr, Deane, Esq. (of Dunmoyle).
Only surviving son of the late Deane Mann, Esq.,
of Corvey Lodge, co. Tyrone, by Sarah, dau. of
Arthur Mulholland, Esq., of Pomeroy, co. Tyrone ;
J). 1824 ;s. 1844; m. 1856 Mary Stobart, only
surviving dau. of William Jeffcock, Esq., of High
Hazles, co. York, Educated at Dungannon and
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co.
Tyrone, and a Captain Royal Tyrone Fusiliers.
This is a branch of the family of that name, of
Hatfield P.roadoak, Essex, which, on first coming
to Ireland, about 1633, received a grant of land,
and settled at P>yblocks, near Doneraile, co. Cork,
and afterwards in co. Tyrone. — Dunmoyle, near
Sixmilecross, and Corvey Lodge, Carrickmore, co.
Tyrone.
Heir, his dau. Catherine Mary Jeficock.
MAI\rK"EIlS (Lord), John Thomas Manners-
Siitton (cr. 1807).
Only son of the 1st Lord, by Jane, dau. of 9th Lord
Cahir, and sister of the hate Earl of Glengall ; b.
1818 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1848 Lydia Sophia, dau. of
Vice- Admiral William B. Dashwood. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1839) ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk. The 1st
Peer, a grandson of the 3rd Duke of Rutland, was
many years Lord Chancellor of Ireland. — Fornham
Hall, near Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk ; 56, Upper
Brook Street, W.
Heir, his son John Thomas, h. 1852.
MANNERS, Lord George John (of Cheveley
Park).
Third son of the 6th Duke of Rutland, K.G., by
Elizabeth, 6th dau. of 5th Earl of Carlisle, K.G. ;
h. 1820; r,i. 1855 Adeliza Matilda, dau. of 16th
Duke of Norfolk. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1841) ; is a Magistrate
for Cambridgeshire, and a Major in the Army,
and Captain Royal Horse Guards ; was M.P. for
Cambridgeshire 1847-57. — Cheveley Park, near
Newmarket, Cambridgeshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
3, Hamilton Place, W.
Heir, his son C'harles George Ednuind John,
h. 1858.
MANNERS, Lord John James Robert.
Son of the 5th, and brother of the 6th Duke of
Rutland, and heir pres. to that title ; b. 1818 ;
m. 1851 Katharine Louisa Georgiana, dau. of the
late Colonel IMarlay, C.B. (she d. 1854). Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1839) ;
late Lieutenant Leicestershire Militia ; was Commis-
sioner of Works and Buildings March — December,
1852 and 1858-9 ; was M.P. for Newark 1841-7,
for Colchester 1850-7 ; has been M.P. for N. Lei-
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cestershire since 1857. — Carlton and Traveller.s
Clubs, S.W. ; St. Katharine's Lodge, Regent's
Park, N.W.
Heir, his son Henry John Brinsley, h. 1852.
MANNERS-SUTTON, Hon. John Henry
Thomas.
Second son of 1st Viscount Canterbury (by 1st
mari-iage) ; b. 1814 ; m. 1838 Georgiana, dau. of
C. Tompson, Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1835); is Registrar of the
Faculty Court; was M.P. for Cambridge 1839-40
and 1841-7, and LTnder-Secretary for Home Depart*
ment 1841-6 ; appointed Governor of N. Brunswick
1854.- — -Government House, Frederickton, New
Brunswick.
MANNERS-SUTTON, John Henry, Esq. (of
Kelham Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Frederick Manners-
Sutton (great-grandson of 3rd Duke of Rutland), by
Henrietta Barbara, dau. of 2nd Earl of Scarborough ;
h. 1822; s. 1826; m. 1853 Mary, eldest dau. of
Rev. G. Barnaby, Canon of Middleham. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Notts; was M.P. for Newark 1852-7.— Kelham
Hall, near Newark, Notts ; Carlton, Arthur's, and
Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John, Ij. 1855.
MANNING, Sir William Montagu, LL.D. (cr.
1858).
Son of John E. Manning, Esq., of Clifton, co,
Gloucester ; h. 1811 ; in. 1st 1836 Emily Anne,
dau. of E. Wise, Esq., of Bembridge, Isle of Wight ;
2nd 1849 EHza Anne, dau. of Rev. W. Sowerby, of
Goulburn, N. S. Wales. Called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1832 ; is a Member of the Executive
Council of New South Wales, .and a Queen's
Counsel and Magistrate of that colony ; was for
twenty years a Law Officer of the Government of
New South Wales, and resigned the office of
Attorney-General in 1857. — Orwell, near Sydney,
New South Wales; 12 a, Sussex Gardens, Hyde
Park, W,
Heir, his son Edward Montagu, h, 1841,
MANNING, Charles Augustus, Esq. (of Port-
land Castle).
Second son of the late Rev. John Manning, by
Catherine, dau. of William Spencer, Esq., of Hunt-
ingdon ; s. 1826 ; m. 1830 Margaret Elizabeth,
eldest dau. of Peter Davis Sherston, Esq., of Sto-
berry Park, Somerset. Is a Magistrate and Dep,
Lieut, for Dorset ; appointed Captain of Portland
Castle, by order of His late Majesty' King William
IV., 1834, and a Trustee imder Her Majesty's
royal grant to the inhabitants of Portland, which \s
a Royal manor. This family was formerly of Or-
lingbury, co. Northampton, and descends from
Colonel Manning, who distinguished himself in the
service of Oliver Cromwell. They resided in the
CO. of Surrey, where the Rev. Owen Manning, who
was Vicar of Godalming, Rector of PepernarroWp
Canon of Lincoln, &c., published his celebrated
Man]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
"County History," "Saxon Dictionary," and other
valuable works. — Portland Castle, Weymouth ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W. ; 15, Eegent
Street, S.W.
MAWNING, Eev. Charles Eobertsou.
Second son of the late Eev. W. Manning, Rector of
Diss and Weeting, Norfolk, by Elizabeth, dau. and
co-heiress of Eev. W. S. Donne, and brother of W.
W. Manning, Esq., of Coldbrook Park (whom see) ;
b. 1825; m. 1855 Emilia, dau. and co-heiress of
Eev. Thomas Thorogood Upwood, of Lovell's Hall,
Terrington, Norfolk. — Diss, Norfolk.
Heir, his son Charles, h. 1857.
MANNHSTG, Mr. Serjeant James, Q.A.S.
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. James Man-
ning, of Exeter, by Lydia, dau. of John Edye, Esq.,
of Eristol ; h. 1781; m. 1st 1820 Clarissa, dau.
of William Palmer, of Kimbolton, gentleman,
and Clarissa Peach (she d. 1847) ; 2nd 1857 Char-
lotte, dau. of Isaac Solly, Esq., and widow of
William Speir, M.D. Called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1817; became a Serjeant 1840; received
Patent of Precedence 1845 ; appointed Queen's
Serjeant in 184G ; Recorder of Sudbury in 1835, of
Oxford and Banbury in 1836 ; Judge of the White-
chapel County Court of Middlesex in 1847. — 12a,
Sussex Gardens, W.
MANNING, "William "Woodward, Esq. (of Cold-
brook Park).
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Manning,
Rector of Diss and Weeting, co. Norfolk, by Eliza-
beth, dau. and co-heiress of the Eev. William Sayer
Donne; h. 1822; vi. 1849 Emily Octavia, dau. of
Thomas Batt, Esq. Called to the Bar at the
Middle Temple in 1849. This fiimily has been
resident at Diss, Norfolk, for several generations.
— Coldbrook Park, near Abergavenny, Monmouth-
shire.
Heir, his eldest son William Edward, h. 1853.
MANSEL, Sir John Bell William, Bart, (cr,
1621).
Eldest son of the late Sir Williani Mansel, Bart.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of John Bell, Esq., of Harefield,
Middlesex ; b. 1806 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1829 ; m. 1832
]\Iary Georgiana, dau. of Eev. John Dymoke, of
Scrivelsby, co. Lincoln. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Carmarthen (High Sheriff 1846). — Carlton Club,
S.W.
Iltir Pres., his cousin Courtenay Mansel-PhiUips,
late Major 15th Hussars ; b. IS — ; m. 18 — Mary,
dau. of Rev. John Sidney ; has assumed the addi-
tional name of Phillips.
MANSEL, John Christopher, Esq. (of Cosgrove
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Eear- Admiral Robert Mansel,
by Frances Charlotta, dau. of Rev. William Thorokl,
of Weelsby House, Lincolnshire ; b. 1813 ; s. 1843 ;
m. 1853 ivatherine Margaret, dau. of Eev. Henry
Longueville Mansel. Educated at Harrow ; is a
IMagistrate for Northamptonshire and Bucks (High
Sheriff 1858). — Co,sgrove Hall, near Stony Strat-
ford, Northamptonshire.
MAInTSELL, Lady.
Charlotte, dau. of J. Wood, Esq. ; m. 1845 (as 2nd
wife) Eear- Admiral Sir Thomas Mansell, K.C.H.,
K.S., whorf. 185S. — Guernsey.
MANSEBGH, Charles Garden, Esq. (of Lis-
negar).
Third but 2nd surviving son of the late John South-
cote Mansergh, Esq., of Greenane, co. Tipperary,
by Mary, only dau. of the late Eichard Martin,
Esq., of Clifford Castletown Eoche, co. Cork ; h.
1802 ; s. to his maternal estate, Bridgetown, co.
Cork, 1817 ; m. 1833 Elizabeth, dau. of late Cap-
tain Loftus Otway Bland, E.N. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1824, M.A. 1832) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Cork ; was formerly Lieute-
nant 3rd Dragoon Guards. This family is of Ger-
man origin, and went from England to Ireland in
the reign of Charles I. with the Earl of Strafford.
— Lisnegar, near Rathcormack, co. Cork ; Hiber-
nian United Service Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son John Loftus Otway, Captain 6tli
Eoyal regiment, 6.1835.
MANSEHGH, Jolm Craven, Esq. (of Bock-
savage).
Third son of the late John Southcote Mansergh,
Esq., of Greenane, co. Tipperary, by Mary, only
dau. and heiress of Eichard Martin, Esq., of Clifford,
CO. Cork, and brother of E. M. S. Mansergh,
Esq. (whom see) ; b. 1810 ; m. 1st 1832 Anna,
eldest dau. of Thomas Van Wilmsdorff Eichards,
of Eathaspeck, co. Wexford (she d. 1844) ; 2nd
1855 Jane Annie, only dau. of John Campbell,
late Major 74th regiment, grandson of Colin, 3rd
Duke of Argyle. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin ; is a Magistrate for cos. Cork and Tipjierary,
and Paymaster of the Tipperary regiment of Artil-
lery. This family was in great eminence in Nor-
mandy 200 years before the conquest of England.
— Eocksavage, co. Cork,
MANSERGH, Nicholas, Esq. (of Macroney
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Daniel IMansergh, Esq., of
Cashel, co. Tipperary, by Catherine, dau. of Kings-
mill I'ennefather, Esq., M.P. for Cashel in the
Irish Parliament ; b. 1789 ; s. 1823. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1815);
called to the Irish Bar 1813 ; appointed Eecorder
of Cashel 1836 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Cork and
Tipperary. This family is a branch of an old Saxon
house long established in "Westmoreland. — Macro-
ney Castle, near Kilworth, co. Cork ; 20, Park
Street, Dublin ; University Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew Eichard.
MANSEBGH, Hichard Martin Southcote, Esq.
(of Greenane House).
Eldest son of the late John Southcote ]\Iansergh,
Esq., by Mary, only dau. of Eichard Martin, Esq.,
of CHfford, CO. Cork ; b. 1800 ; s. 1817 ; m. 1st
1822 Jane Eosetta, dau. of Eobert Bunford, Esq. ;
2nd 1843 Christiana, dau. of the Eev. Richard
Mauleverer. Educated at Glasgov/ ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Tipperary. — Greenane House, near
Tipperary, Ireland.
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MANSERGH- ST. -GEORGE, Richard James,
Esq. (of Headford Castle).
Eldest son of the late Captain Stepney St. George,
of Headford, by Frances, dau. of General L'Es-
trange, of Moystown ; ^-. 1838 ; s. 1858. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Lieutenant 3rd Light Dra-
goons. This family is descended from Baldwin St.
George, who came over to England with 'Wil-
liam I. The representative of the family then
livii^ migrated to Ireland with Strongbow. — Head-
forcT Castle, co. Galway ; Kildare-Street Club,
Dublin. '
Ileir Pres., his brother Henry P. L'Estransre, h.
1839.
MAlSrSFIELD (Earl of), lATilliam David Mim-ay,
K.T. (cr. 1776).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Frederica, dau. of
the late Most Rev. Dr. W. Markham, Archbishop
of York; h. 1806; s. 1840; m. 1829 Louisa, dau.
of Cuthbert Ellison, Esq., of Hepburn, co. Dur-
ham (she d. 1837). Educated at Westminster ; is
Lord-Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of co. Clack-
mannan, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth ; Lieute-
nant-Colonel Perth Militia, and Keeper of Scone
Palace; was M.P. for Norwich 1832-7, for Perth-
shire 1837-40 ; a Lord of Treasury 1834-5; Lord
High Commissioner to the Church of Scotland
1858-9. Patronage 2 livings. — Scone Palace, near
Perth, N.B. ; Schaw Park, co. Clackmannan ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; Caen Wood, Hampstead, N.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Stormont, late Lieutenant
and Captain Grenadier Guards ; h. 1835 ; m. 1857
Emily Louisa, dau. of the late Sir J. A. McGregor,
Bart,
MANSFIELD, Sir William Rose, K.C.B. (cr.
1858).
h. 1818. Entered the Army 1835, served in the
Sutlej campaign of 1846-7, andwasA.D.C. to Lord
Gough at Sobraon ; commanded the 53rd foot in
the Punjab campaign of 1849-50, and was present
at Goojerat ; became a Colonel in the Army 1856 ;
was Chief of the Staff in India ; promoted to the
rank of Major-General in 1858; received the Com-
mandership of the Bath for his Indian services. —
United Service Club, S.W.
MANSFIELD, Francis, Esq. (of Ardrummon
House).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Francis
Mansfield, Esq. (a Magistrate and Dep. Governor
of CO. Denegal, and High Sheriff in 1784), by
Margaret West, grand-dau. of John Leonard, Esq.,
of CO. Fermanagh; h. 1796; s. 1854; m. 1832
Mary, 3rd dau. of Sir Samuel Hayes, Earl., of
Drumboe Castle, co. Donegal. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Donegal ; elected Treasurer for co. Doneo-al
1836. This family was formerly resident at Killy-
gadon, in a castle built on the lands granted by
James I. in 1614, and still in their possession. —
Ardrummon House, Ballynialeel, co. Donegal ;
Castle Wray, Strabane, co. Donegal.
Heir, his son Francis Stewart, educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1856) ; h. 1833 ; is Captain
Donegal Militia, and High Sheriff of co. Donegal
1859.
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MANSFIELD, George Patrick Lattin, Esq. (of
Morristown Lattin).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Mansfield, Esq.,
by Pauline, heiress and only dau. of Patrick Lattin,
Esq., of Morristown Lattin, co. Kildare ; h. 1820 ;
s. 1842 ; m. 1843 Mary Frances Constantia, dau. of
George Bourke O'Kelly, Esq. Educated at Oscott
Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Kildare (High Sheriff
1851). — Monistowu Lattin, Naas, co, Kildare:
Kildare-Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son George, h. 1845,
MANVERS (Earl), Charles Herbert Pierre-
pont (cr. 1806).
Eldest surviving son of the 1st Earl, by Anne
Orton, youngest dau, of the late John Mills, Esq. ;
h. 1778; s. 1816; m. 1804 M.ary Letitia, dau. of
the late A. H. Eyre, Esq., of Grove Park, Notts,
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Notting-
ham ; Patron 13 livings. — Thoresby Park, near
Ollerton, Notts ; Holme Pierrepout, near Notting-
ham ; 16, Portman Square, W,
Heir, his son Viscount Newark (whom, see),
MAR AND KELLIE (Earl of), John Francis
Miller-Erskine (cr. 1457),
Only son of the 14th Earl, by Janet, dau. of P.
Miller, Esq. ; h. 1795 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1827 Phila-
delphia, dau, of Sir C. G. S. Monteith, Bart.
Served in the Guards at Quatre Bras and Waterloo.
The Earldom of Mar is " the oldest existing peer-
age in Britain," and "its possessors have never
been known at any time under any less eminent
title."— Kellie Castle, Fifeshire, N.B,
Jleirs Pres., to the Earldom of Mar, his nephew
John Francis Goodeve, Esq. (whom see) ; to the
Earldom of Kellie, his cousin Walter C. Erskine,
Esq., 6. 1810; m. 1834 Eliza, dau. of Colonel
Youngson.
MARCH (Earl of), Charles Henry Gordon
Lennox.
Eldest son of the 5th Duke of Pichmond, K.G.
(whom see); h. 1818; m. 1843 Frances Harriet,
eldest dau. of A. F. Greville, Esq. Educated at
Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Captain
unattached ; a Magistrate for Sussex, and a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Banff'; has been M.P. for W. Sussex
since 1841 ; was formerly Lieutenant Royal Horse
(iuards. — Molecombe House, near Cliichester,
Sussex; White's Club, S.W. ; 51, Portland Place,
W.
Heir, his son Lord Settrington, h. 1845.
MARCON, Major John (of "Wallington Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Marcon, Esq., of
Swaffham, by .Jane, dau. of the Rev. Andrew
Edwards, of Great Cressingham, Norfolk ; b. 1818 ■
s. 1833 ; m. 1850 Ellen, 2ud dau. of J. T. Anstey,'
Esq., of Bath. Educated at Rugby ; appointed
Captain East Norfolk Militia 1852, and Major
1859 ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk, and Patron of
the living of Edgefield, Norfolk ; was formerly
Captain H.M.'s 12th regiment. This family was
formerly of Swaffham, Norfolk. — Wallington Hall
near Downhani, Norfolk ; Army and NaVv Club'
S.W. "^ '
Heir, his son John, i, 1855,
Mar]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MARJOEIBAWKS, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Marjoribanks,
Bart., by Mary, dau. of Henry Stone, Esq., of
London, Banker: b. 1830; .'<. as 3rd Bart. 1834 ;
m. 1858 Charlotte Atholl Mary, dau. of Richard
Trotter, Esq., of Morton Hall. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1851) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Berwick. — The Lees, Coldstream, N.B. ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother William, 6. 1832.
MARJOEIBANKS, Edward, Esq. (of Green-
lands).
Fourth son of the late Edward Marjorlbanks, Esq.,
of Lees, co. Berwick, by Grizel, dau. of Archibald
Stewart, Esq., of Allanbank ; h. 1776 ; m. 18 —
Georgiana, dau. of Francis Lautour, Esq. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh ; is a Banker in London, and
a Magistrate for Middlesex ; formerly M.P. for
Berwick. This family is a younger branch of
that of Sir J. Marjoribanks, Bart., of Lees. —
Cxreenlands, near Henley-on-Thames ; Travellers'
and Arthur's Clubs, S.W. ; 34, Wimpole Street, W.
Heir, his son Dudley Coutts, M.P. for Berwick ;
h. 1820 ; m. 1848 Isabella, dau. of Sir J. W. Hogg,
Bart.
MARKHAM, ■William Thomas, Esq. (of Becca
Hau).
Eldest son of the late William Markham, Esq.,
by Lucy Anne, dau. of William Holbech, Esq., of
Farnborough, co. Warwick ; h. 1830 ; s. 1852 ;
m. 1857 Anne Emily Sophia, dau. of Francis
Grant, Esq., E..A., of The Lodge, Melton Mow-
bray. Educated at Eton ; appointed to the iviflo
Brigade in 1848 ; served in the t'rimea on Sir
George Brown's Staff, and afterwards as Lieu-
tenant and Captain in the Coldstream Guards ; is a
Magistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, and an
Officer in the Yorkshire Hussars. This family
was formerly of IMarkham, Notts. — Becca Hall,
Aberford, near Tadcaster, Yorkshire ; Boodle's,
Guards', and Army and Navy Clubs, S.W.
Ilcir, his Ijrother Edwin, Captain R.A., /;. 1833.
MAEEIiAETD, Ralph, Esq.
Fourth son of the late Edvv'ard Markland, Esq., by
Sophia, d.au. of Josiah Hardy, Esq., British Consul
at Cadiz ; h. 1789 ; tn. 1815 Frances, dau. of
Thomas Wright, Esq., of the Harehills, Leeds.
Educated at Biugley School, Y'orkshire ; is a Magis-
trate for Leeds, and a Dep. Lieut, for the W.
Riding of Y^orkshire. This family is descended
from the Marklands of the Meadows, Lancashire. —
Leeds.
Ilcir, his son Bertie, h. 1818.
MABKLOVE, Maurice "William Carrington,
Esq. (of LriUing-worth House).
Eldest son of the late John Marklove, Esq., for-
merly Lieutenant 56th foot, by Marj', only dau.
of the late Itev. Caleb Carrington, and sister and
heiress of F. A. Carrington, Esq. (whom see) ;
b. 1847 ; s. 1849. This family was formerly of
Berkeley. — Ijullingworth House, near Painswick,
Gloucestershire ; Woburn Hall, Cheltenham.
MAELAY, Charles Brinsley, Esq. (of Belve-
dere) .
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel George
Marlay, C.B., by Catherine Louisa Augusta, dau.
of James Tisdall, Esq., of Bawn, and Catharine
Maria, afterwards Countess of Charleville. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1853) ; was High Sheriff of Westmeath 1853 ; in-
herited the entailed portion of the estates of
George, last Earl of Belvedere {ext.), 1847. This
family was established in 1561 at Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, of which town Sir John Marley was Mayor
fronr 1637 to 1662.- — Belvedere, Mullingar, co.
Westmeath ; Bawn, co. Louth ; Travellers' Club,
S.W. ; St. Katharine's Lodge, Regent's Park,
N.W.
MARLBOROUGH (Gth Dxxke of), John Win-
ston Spencer-Churchill (cr, 1702).
Eldest son of the 5th Duke, by his 1st wife Jane,
dau. of the 8th Earl of Galloway ; h. 1822 ; s. 1857 ;
m. 1843 Frances Anne Emily, dau. of the 3rd Mar-
quis of Londonderry, K.G. Educated at Eton and
Oriel Coll., O.xford ; is a Prince of the Holy Roman
Empire, and Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire ; late
Captain 1st Oxfordshire Y^eomanry ; was M.V.
for Woodstock 1844-5 and 1847-57. Patronage
9 livings. The 1st Duke was an eminent military
commander in the reign of Queen Anne. — Blen-
heim Palace, near Woodstock, Oxon ; AtheuEeum
Club, S.W. ; 10, St. James's Square, S.W.
Ileir, his son the Marquis of Blandford, b. 1844.
MARLIHG, Samuel Stephens, Esq. (of Stanley
Park).
Sixth son of William Marling, Esq., bj' Sarah, dau.
of Nathaniel Hillman, Esq., of Woodchester, co.
Gloucester; h. ISIO ; m. 1834 Margaret Williams,
eldest dau. of Yv^illiam Bentley Cartwright, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester.
— Stanley Park, near Stroud, Gloucestershire,
Heir, his son William Henry, b. 1835.
MARRIOTT,
(See ^mith-Marriott.)
MARSH, Sir Henry, Bart, (cr. 1839).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Robert M.arsh, by
Sophia, dau. of the Rev. William Wolseley, and
grand-dau. of Sir Richard Wolseley, Bart. ; b. 17 — ] I
m. 1st 18 — Anna, dau. of Thomas Crowe, Esq., of
Ennis, co. Clare, widow of Y/illiam Arthur, Esq.
(she d. 1846) ; 2nd 1856 Mary, dau, of the Rev. j
Robert Jelly, of Portarlington, and widow of j
Thomas Kemmis, Esq., of Shaen House, Queen's j
CO. Gi-aduated in Medicine at Trinity Coll., Dub- j
lin, and is Physician to the Queen in Ireland. — ■
Kerrahill, co. Kilkenny ; 9, Merrion Square, ,
Dublin. j
Heir, his son Henry, I\Iajor 3rd Dragoon Guards, !
b. 1826.
MARSH, Edward, Esq. (of Kechersole).
Son of the late John Mar.sh, Esq., of Snave Manor;
and Ivy Church, Kent, by Sophia, dau. of John;
Henry Pakenhara, Esq., in direct line from Wil- j
426
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Mar
li.am De Pakenhani, ancestor of the Earls of Long-
ford ; h. 1S06 ; ,s\ 1838 ; m. 1827 Jane Inglis, dau.
of William Forloug, Esq., of Wellshot House, co.
Lanark, N.B. Is a Magistrate for Bath ; was
formerly on the staff of the Bombay army. This
family, styled "De Marisco" in ancient Latin
deeds, was seated at East Langdon, near Dover,
Kent, temp. Edward III. — Nethersole, near Bath.
MARSH, Francis, Esq. (of Springmount).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Jeremy Marsh, of Bal-
lyadams, Queen's co., by Sarah, dau. of Richard
Connell, Esq., of Stradbally ; h. 1817 ; s. 1830 ;
m. 1838 Anna Maria, dau. of the late Arthur Max-
well, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1839) ; is a Magistrate for Queen's co. This
family is descended from Francis Marsh, Arcli-
bishop of Dublin (in the year 1681), who was
married to Mary, dau. of Dr. Jeremy Taylor,
Bishop of Down and Connor. — Springmount, near
Mountratb, Queen's co.
Heir, his son Jeremy Taylor, h. 1S41.
MARSH, Rev. Henry Augustus.
Youngest sou of William C. Marsh, Esq., of Gaynes
Park, Essex, by Sophia, dau. of the late Rev. J.
Swaine, of Leverington, co. Cambridge ; h. 1817 ;
m. 1850 Eliza, eldest dau. of the late Very Rev.
J. Lamb, Dean of Bristol and Master of Corpus
Christi Coll., Cambridge. Educated at Shrews-
bury and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1840,
M.A. 1842) ; appointed Vicar of Tuxford 1849 ; is
a Magistrate for Notts, a Rural Dean and a
Sun'ogate ; was formerly Fellow of Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge. — The Vicarage, Tuxford, Notts.
MARSH, Captain Henry Godfrey (of The
Rock).
Eldest son of Major Henry Marsh, of Bath, by
Sarah Matilda, dau. of Major John Godfrey, of
Bath ; h. 1811 ; m. 1832 Josephine, dau. of Wie-
nand Wassermyer. Educated at the Universities
of Berlin and Bonn ; appointed Captain 1st Somerset
Militia 1831 ; is a Magistrate for co. Monmouth. —
The Rock, Blackwood, near Newport, Monmouth-
shire.
Heir, his son Henry William, h. 1837.
MARSH, Matthew Henry, EsQt- (of Ramridge).
Son of the Rev. M. Marsh, Chancellor and Canon
Residentiary of Salisbury ; 6. 1810 ; m. 1844 Eliza
Mary Anne, dau. of Mr. Serjeaut Merewether.
Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1833, M.A. 1835) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 183G ; is a Magistrate for Wilts ;
has been M.P. for Salisbury since 1857; was for-
merly Member of the Legislative Council of New-
South Wales. ■ — ■ Ramridge, near Andover, Hants ;
Athenasum, Oxford and Cambridge, and Reform
Clubs, S.W. ; 47, Dover Street, W.
MARSHALL, Sir Chapman, Knt. (or. 1831).
Son of the late A. Marshall, Esq., of Peterborough ;
h. 1785 ; m. 1807 Anne, dau. of T. Stansfield, Esq.
427
(she is deceased). Is a Commissioner of Lieutenancy
for London, and an Alderman of London, of which
city he was Sheriff in 1831, and Lord Mayor in
1839.— 42, Russell Square, W.C.
MARSHALL, Sir Charles, Knt. (or. 1832).
Only son of the late Mr. Serjeant Marshall ;
h. 1788 ; m. 1851 Mary, widow of J. Cox, Esq.
Educated at W^estminster and Jesus Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1810) ; was called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1815 ; has been Chief Justice in
Ceylon. — 5, Kensington-Garden Terrace, W.
MARSHALL, Lady (of Pen-y-Gardden).
Augusta Eliza, dau. of .J. Wynne, Esq. ; «i. 1828
Admiral Sir J. W. Marshall, C.B., who d. 1850.—
Pen-y-Gardden, near Wrexham, Denbighshire.
MARSHALL, Major HeniT Oetavius (of St.
John's).
Son of the late Rev. George Marshall, Rector of
Carndonagh, by Elizabeth Sophia, dau. of T. Wilson,
Esq., of Carrickfergus ; h. 1810 ; m. 1848Ellen, dau.
of Rev. T. Robyns, Rector of Maristow, Devon.
A retired Major in the Indian Army ; appointed to
Civil employment in the Punjab in 1850; is a
Magistrate for co. Donegal. Tliis family is origin-
ally from the North of England. — St. John's,
Fahan, near Londonderry.
MARSHALL, James Garth, Esq. (of Monk-
Coniston).
Third son of the late John Marshall, Esq., of
Headingley, co, York, by a dau. of William Pol-
lard, Esq., of Halifax ; b. 1802 ; m. 1841 Mary
Celicia Pery, eldest dau. of 1st Lord Monteagle.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster
and the West Riding of Yorkshire ; was M.P.
for Leeds 1847-52. — Monk-Coniston Hall, near
Ambleside, Lancashire ; Headingley House, near
Leeds ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Victor Alexander, h. 1841.
MARSHALL, John, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Mervyn Mar-
shall, M.A., by Sarah, dau. of Philip Sydenham,
Esq. ; h. 1785 ; m. 1828 Mary, eldest dau. of
Thomas Docker, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Devon. — Barnstaple, Devon.
Heir, his son Thomas Mervyn Bouchier, h. 1830.
MARSHALL, John Rowlandson, Esq. (of Wray
House),
Only son of the late Richard Marshall, Esq. (for-
merly Leeming), by Eleanor, dau. of the late
Eduuuid Bainbridge, Esq., of Carnforth ; b. 1828.
Is a Magistsate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster,
and Captaiu 7th Lancashire Rifles. — Wray House,
near Lancaster ; Conservative Club, S.W.
MARSHALL, Rer. Joseph (of Baronnecourt).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. Cornelius
Marshall, by Mai-garet, dau. of the late Rev. John
Brydge, of Craniskil, and grandson of the late
Joseph Marshall, Esq., of Glenkeen, co, Tyrone ',
Mar]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1). ISOl ; s. 1849 liis paternal cousin Sarah, Baron-
ess de Prigny dc Guerieux ; vi. 1853 Sophia Jane,
dau. of the late Hugh Kennedy, Esq., of Cultra, co.
Down. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1823) ; is a Magistrate for cos. Tipperary and
King's ; was formerly Chaplain in the lloyal Navy,
and was present at the bombardment and capture
of Acre. This family descends from Roger le
Marshalk,* Marshal to the Conqueror. — Baronne-
court, Eiverstown, co. Tipperary ; University
Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son William Kennedy, h. 1858.
MARSHALL, 'William, Esq. (of Treworgy).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Lewis Marshall, Vicar
of Davidstown and Lesnewth, Cornwall, by Arme-
nell, dau. of John Inch, Esq., of Camelford ;
h. 1798 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1840 Everilda, dau. of the
late Eev. Eobert Palk Carrington, Eector of
Bridport, Devon. Was High SlierifF of Cornwall
iu 1843.— Treworgy, t near Li.skeard, Cornwall.
Heir, his son William Nicholas Con nock,
h. 1846.
MARSHALL, ■William, Esq. (of Patterdale
HaU).
Eldest son of the late John Marshall, Esq., of
Headingley, co. York, by Jane, dau. of John Pol-
lard, Esq., Halifax ; h. 1798 ; m. 1828 Cleorgiana,
youngest dau. of George Hibbert, Esq., of Mun-
den, Herts. Educated at Eton and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1823 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Cumberland ; was M.P. for C!arlisle 1835-47; has
beenM.P. for PI Cumberland since 1847. — Patter-
dale Hall, neor Penrith, Westmoreland ; Hall-
stead, near Whitehaven, Cumberland ; Brookes'
and Athenaeum Clubs, S.W. ; 85, Eaton Square,
S.W.
Heir, his son John William, h. 1829.
MARSHAM, Charles Robert, Esq. (of Stratton-
Strawless HaU).
Only son of the late Charles Marsham, Esq., who
d. 1852, by Emily Louisa, dau. of the Chief of
Clanronald (slie I'e-married in 1856 Lieutenant-
Colonel Hugh Fitzroy, late of the Grenadier
({uards) ; h. 1853 ; s. his grandfather 1855. This
family is of very ancient date, and they have re-
sided at Stratton Strawless since the reign of
Henry I. — Stratton-Strawless Hall, near Norwich.
Heir Pres., his uncle Henry Philip, b. 1817.
MARSHAM, Admiral Hem'y Shovell Jones (of
Hayle).
Third sou of the late Hon. and Eev. Jacob Mar-
sham, D.D., by Frances Anne, dau. of Joseph
* Through him they were the original hereditary Earls-
Marshal of England ; and by the marriage of William tlie
Protector with Isabella, only dau. and sole heir of Strongbow
and Eva, they became Earls of Pembroke, in England, and,
in Ireland, Princes Palatine of Lcinstcr. The title of Marshal
of Ireland was also liereditary in a younger branch of this
family, by patent granteil to John Marshall, Lord of Hing-
ham, a cousin of the aforesaid William the Protector.
t Tliis scat is inherited from the old family of Connock,
whose residence it was temp. Henry VIII.
Bullock, Esq., of Caversfield, Oxen ; I. 1794 ;
m. 1838 Maria Sophia, dau. of the late Colonel
Walter Jones, many years M.P. for co. Leitrim.
Is a Magistrate for Kent ; became a Eear-Admiral
in the Navy in 1853. — Hayle Cottage, Maidstone,
Kent ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
MARSHAM, Robert Bullock, Esq. (of Cavers-
field).
Eldest son of the late Hon. Jacob Marsham, D.D.,
Canon of AVindsor, by Amelia Frances, only dau.
and heiress of the late Joseph Bullock, Esq., of
Caversfield, Oxon, and grandson of 1st Earl of
Eomney; h. 1786; m. 1828 Jessie, dau. of the
late General D. Dewar, of Gilston House, co. Fife,
and widow of Sir J. C. Anstruther, Bart. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford, and was after-
wards Fellow of Merton Coll. (B.A. 1807, M.A.
1814, D.C.L. 1826) ; elected Warden of Merton
Coll. 1826 ; is a Magistrate for Oxon. — Merton
Coll., Oxford ; Caversfield, near Eeading ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Jacob, h. 1829.
MARSHAM, Mrs. (of Hayle Cottage).
(See Jones-Marsliam, Admired.)
MARTEN, George Robert, Esq. (of Marshall's
"Wick).
Eldest son of the late George Sulivan Marten, Esq.,
by Jane, dau. of Charles Nevinson, Esq. ; h. 1801 ;
s. 1826. Educated at Westminster and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Herts. This family is descended
from John Marten, of Eowsham and Radford,
Oxon, living temp. Henry VIII. — Marshall's
Wick, near St. Alban's, Herts ; Brookes' Club, S.W.;
25, Old Bond Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas Powney, h.
1807 ; VI. 1836 Clara Elizabeth, dau. of Eobert
Parry Nisbet, Esq.
MARTIN, Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1791).
Eldest sou of the late Sir Henry William Martin,
Bart., by Catherine, dau. of Thomas Powell, Esq.,
of Chesnuts, Tottenham ; b. 1801 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1842 ; m. 1825 Catherine, dau. of Sir Thomas Byam
Martin, G.C.B., late Admiral of the Fleet. — Lock-
inge Park, near Wantage, Berks.
J/cir Pres., his cousin William Fanshawe, Admi-
ral R.N. ; b. 1801 ; m. 1st 1826 Hon. Anne Best,
dau. of William, 1st Lord Wynford ; 2nd 1838
Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Hurt, Esq.
MARTIN, Sir Henry Byam, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Son of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Byam Martin,
G.C.B. ; b. 1803. Is a Vice-AdmiralR.N. ; served
on the coast of Syria in 1840, and in the Baltic Sea
1854-5.— United Service Club, S.W. ; 16, Carlton
Terrace, S.W.
MARTIN, Su' Samuel, Knt. (cr. 1850).
Son of the late Samuel Martin, Esq., of co. Lon-
donderry ; b. 1800 ; m. 1838 Fanny, dau. of the
Right Hon. Sir F. Pollock. Educated at Trinity
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[Mar
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1820) ; was called to the Bar
at the Middle Temple 1830 ; was M.P. for Ponte-
fract 1847-51 ; appointed a Baron of the Exchequer
1850.— 79, Eaton Place, S.W.
MARTIKT, Charles "Wykeham, Esq. (of Leeds
Castle).
Eldest son of the late F. W. Martin, Esq., by
Eliza, dau. of R. Bignell, Esq. ; b. 1801 ; s. 1840 ;
m. 1st 1828 Jemima Isabella, dau. of last Earl
Cornwallis {cxt.) ; 2nd 1838 Matilda, dau. of the
late Sir J. TroUope, Bart. Educated at Eton and
Balliol Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Kent and
Hants, and a Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; was formerly
M.P. for Newport, Isle of Wight, 1841-52, for
West Kent 1857-9. This family is a younger
branch of the family of Wykeham, settled since
the Conquest at SwalclifFe, Oxon, and now repre-
sented by the Baroness Wenman. — Leeds Castle,
near Maidstone, Kent ; Chaconibe Priory, Ban-
bury, Oxon ; University Club, S.W. ; 25, Great
Cumberland Place, W.
Heir, his son Philip, M.P. for Rochester ; 1).
1829 ; in. 1850 Elizabeth, dau. of J. Ward, Esq.
MARTIlSr, Henry Burges, Esq. (of Colston
Basset).
Second son of the late Henry Martin, Esq., of Col-
ston Basset and Lincoln's Inn (for many years
M.P. for Kinsale, and one of Her Majesty's Masters
in the High Court of Chancery), by Maria Eliza-
beth, eldest dau. of Francis Edmonds, Esq., of
Worsborough, co. York; h. 1797; s. 1839. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Trinity Hall, Cambridge
(B.C.L. 18—) ; is a Magistrate for Notts.
Heir Pres., his nephew Thomas Wentworth Ed-
munds, eldest son of his elder brother William
Bennet Martin, Esq., of Worsborough.
MABTIW, James, Esq.
Third son of the late John Martin, Esq. (many
years M.P. for Tewkesbury), and brother of John
Martin, Esq., M.P. for the borough 1832-5 and
1837-59 ; h. 1807. Educated at the Charterhouse ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford, and a Banker in
London. Elected M.P. for Tewkesbury 1859.—
Camden, Chiselhurst, Kent; W'indhara Club, S.W. ;
68, Lombard Street, E.G.
MABTIN", James, Esq. (of Boss, co. Calway).
Eldest son of Robert Martin, Esq., by Marian, dau.
of John Blackney, Esq., of Waterford ; h. 1804 ;
m. 1844 Anna Selina, eldest dau. of Charles Fox,
Esq., of New Park, co. Longford. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1824, M.A. 1832).
Called to the Bar at Dublin 1830 ; appointed
Government Auditor of Poor-Law Accounts 1852 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway
(High Sheriff 1826). This family, of Norman
origin, is descended from one of the first settlers in
Galway, and has been seated at Ross since the
reign of Elizabeth. — Ross, near Moycullen, co.
Galway ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin.
Udr, his son Robert Jasper, b. 1846.
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MABTIlSr, John, Esq. (of Overbnry, Gloucester-
shire).
Eldest son of the late John Martin, E.sq., M.P. for
Tewkesbury 1812-32 ; b. 1805 ; in. 1st 1837 Mary,
dau. of Captain T. A. Morse ; 2nd 1847 Maria
Henrietta, dau. of E. H. Baillie, Esq. An East-
India Stock Proprietor, and Partner in the Bank
of Martin, Stone, & Co., and a [Magistrate for co.
Gloucester; was M.P. for Tewkesbury 1832-5,
and 1837-59. — Overbury, near Tewkesbury ; Re-
form Club, S.W. ; 14, Berkeley Square, W.
MARTIN, Ven. John Charles, D.D.
Second son of the late John Martin, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Aylmer Allen, Esq., of Cork ; b. 1797 ;
s. 1821 ; in. 1829 Agatha, only dau. of the Right
Rev. Richard Mant, D.D. , Bishop of Down and
Connor. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1816, M.A. 1819, D.D. 1834) ; ordained 1825;
appointed Rector of Killeshandra 1831, Archdeacon
of Ardagh 1854. This family was formerly, in
1500, of W^iche, co. Worcester ; and in the fol-
lowing century settled in Ireland, and married into
the noble families of Caulfeild, Brownlow, Sir John
O'Dogherty, and O'Neill, Prince of Tyrone. One
ancestor represented Charlemont for many years in
the Irish Parliament, and another was an Officer in
the Army of William III. — Rectory House, Kil-
leshandra, CO. Cavan ; LTniversity Club, Dublin ;
National Club, S.AV.
Heir, his son John Charles, h, 1831.
MABTIN, Bev. Robert (of Anstey Pastru-es).
Eldest surviving sou of the late William Martin,
Esq., of Stewardshay, co. Leicester, by Ann Wood,
dau. of John Richards, Esq., of Normanton-on-
Soar, Notts; 6. 1809; s. 1850; in. 1839 Sehna,
dau. of John Frewen Turner, Esq., of Cold Over-
ton Hall, Leicestershire. Educated at Queen's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1835) ; ap-
pointed Vicar of Ratby and Bieedon, and Commis-
sary of the Peculiar of Groby, co. Leicester, 1833 ;
is in the Commission of the Peace for co. Leicester.
■ — Anstey Pastures, near Leicester.
Heir, his son Robert Frewen, b. 1S42.
MAETIN, 'William George, Esq. (of Heming-
stone Hall).
Eldest son of the late Richard Martin, Esq., by
Juliana, dau. of J. Verner, Esq., of Dublin ;
h. 1835 ; s. 18—. Appointed to the Royal Artil-
lery 1854. — Hemingstone Hall, near Ipswich, Suf-
folk ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
MARTI]>r-EDMU2SrDS, Thomas AVentvrorth,
Esq. (of.WTorsborough).
Eldest son of the late Willi.am Bennet Martin,
Esq., Justice of the Peace and Dep. Lieut, for co.
York (who assumed the additional name of Ed-
munds), by Augusta Marcia, dau. of the Rev. John
Chaloner, of Newton Kyme ; h. 1841; s. 1847.
Educated at Eton. — Worsborough, near Barnsley,
Yorkshire,
Mar]
COUNTY FAMILIES 01
MARTINS, Sir "William, Kjit. (of 'Westniont),
(cr. 1840).
Son of the late Mr. W. Martins ; &. 18— ; m. 1837
Han-iet, dau. of the late Sir T. B. Mash. Is
Gentleman Usher to the Queen, and Usher of the
Sword of State. — Westmont, near Ryde, I. of
Wight ; Union Club, S.W. ; 3, Hyde-Park Gar-
dens, W,
MABTOM , George, Esq. (of Capernway).
Eldest son of the late Colonel G. R. Marton, by
Anne. dau. of Colonel Pocklington, of Chelsworth,
Suffolk ; 7j. 18—; s. 1843 ; m. 1833 Lucy Sarah, dau.
of the Right Hon. Lord Chief Justice Dallas. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Trinity Hall, Cambridge ;
appointed Gentleman of the Privy Chamber 1813 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire
(High Sheriff 1858), and a Magistrate for York-
shire and Westmoreland ; was M.P. for Lancaster
1837-47. This family was formerly of Marton, in
Craven. — Capernway, near Lancaster ; Carlton
and University Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son George Bhicher Heneag'e, I). 1839.
MAEUM, Edward Pm'cell Mailliallen, Esq. (of
Aharney).
Only son of the late Richard C. Marum, Esq., by
Elizabeth Mary Anne, dau. of John Purcell Mul-
hallen, Esq., Captain 85th regiment, and of the
city of Kilkenny ; h. 1827. Educated at the
London University (B.A. 1844, M.A. 1846, LL.B.
1848) ; called to the Irish Bar 1849, and goes
the Leinster Circuit ; is a Magistrate for Queen's
CO. — Aharney House, Dnrrow, Queen's Co.
MARX, Erancis Joseph. Peter, Esq. (of Arle-
Bury).
Only son of the late George Marx, Esq., by Selina,
dau. of Francis Chambers', Esq. ; b. 1816 ; s. 1835 ;
m. 1848 Anna Maria Selina, eldest dau. of Wad-
ham Locke, Esq., M.P., of Rowdeford House,
Wilts. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., O.xford
(B.A. 1839) ; is a Magistrate for Hants.— Arle-
Bury, near Alresford, Hants ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Francis, h. 1849.
MASEEIELD, William, Esq.
Second but eldest surviving son of the late John
Masefield, Esq., by Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Wil-
liam Taylor, Esq., of the Day House, Salop ;
h. 1799 ; ,s. 1832 ; m. 1831 Mary Elizabeth, only
child of Richard Beech, Esq., J. P., of Wootton
Lodge, Eccleshall, co. Stafford. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Stafford. Tliis is an old Shropshire family,
and takes its name from Masefield, the old name
of Oswestry, in that county." — Stone, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son William Beech, b. 1843.
MASHITER, Thomas, Esq. (of Hornchiu'ch
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late William Mashiter, Esq., by
Blandinah, dau. of Thomas Mashiter, Esq., of Cot-
* Vide London Enri/clojiedin, article " Oswestry,'
tons, Essex ; b. 1780 ; s. 1811 ; m. 1814 his cousin
Betsy, dau. of Alexander Pai-ker, Esq., of Warley,
Essex. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex
and IMiddlesex, and High Steward for the Liberty
of Havering atte Bower, Essex. This family was
formerly from Heysham, co. Lancaster. — Horn-
church Lodge, near Romford, Essex.
MASON", Rev. John, M.A. (of Aldenham Lodge),
Only son of the late John Finch Mason, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Colonel Samuel Cox, of Sandford
Park, Oxon; b. 1819 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1841 Charlotte
Frances, dau. of Rev. Charles Yonge, of Eton Coll.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1842,
M.A. 1845).— Aldenham Lodge, St. Alban's, Herts ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Finch, b. 1847.
MASON, William, Esq. (of Necton IlaU),
Eldest son of the late William Mason, Esq., of
Necton, by Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Paul Colombine,
D.D., Rector of Plumstead-Boundeth and Wilton,
near Norwich. Educated at Harrow and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Norfolk (High Sheriff 1849), and Lieutenant-
Colonel Commandant of the East Norfolk regiment
of Militia. This family has been resident in Necton
since 1462, as witnessed by will of the then Paul
Miller Mason, gentleman. — -Necton Hall, near
SwafTham, Norfolk.
MASSAEEENE AND PERRARD (Viscount),
John Poster Skeffington, K.P. (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the 2ud Viscount Ferrard, b}'- Harriet,
Viscountess Massp.reene ; b. 1812; s. to the Vis-
countcy of Massareene 1831, and to that of Ferrard
1843 ; m. 1835 Olivia, dau. of the late Henry Deane
O'Grady, Esq., of Lodge, co. Limerick. Sits in
the House of Lords as Lord Oriel, U.K. (cr. 1821) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim, and
Colonel Antrim Artillery. His grandfather, the
1st Lord Ferrard, was the last Speaker of the Irish
House of Clommons. — Antrim Castle, co. Antrim ;
Oriel Temple, co. Louth ; Athenteum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Clotworthy John Eyre, b. 1842.
MASSEY, William Nathaniel, Esq.
Son of — Massey, Esq. ; b. 1800 ; m. 1833 Frances
Carleton, dau. of the Rev. J. Orde. A Barrister-
at-Law (called 1844), formerly of the Western Cir-
cuit ; late Recorder of Portsmouth ; was Under-
Secretary of State for the Home Department
185.5-8 ; M.P. for Newport 1852-7 ; has been
M.P. for Salford since 1857. — Athenseum Club,
S.W. ; 4, Upper Wimpole Street, W.
MASSINGBBRD, Charles Langton, Esq. (of
Gunby HaU).
Fifth but eldest surviving son of the late Peregrine
Langton, Esq., by Elizabeth Mary Anne, only child
and heir of the late Henry Massingberd, Esq., of
Gunby Hall, whose name he assumed in consequence ;
b. 1815 ; m. 1843 Harriet Ann, dau. of the late
Richard Langford, Esq. Was formerly 1st Lieu-
tenant Sardinian Hussars, in the Austrian service.
This family were settled at Sutterton, co, Lincoln,
430
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Mas
temp. Edward I., then at Burgb, and inherit
Bratoft from about the time of the Conquest,
through the marriage of Sir Thomas Massingberd,*
of Burgh, temp. Henry VII., witli the heiress of
Bratoft. — Gunby Hall, near Spilsby, Lincolnsliire ;
Conservative Club, S.W. ; 14, Arlington Street,
S.W.
Heirs, his two daughters, Emily Caroline and
Alice Langton.
MASSINGBEKD, Kev. Franci.s Charles.
Only son of the late Rev. F. Massingberd, Preben-
dary of Lincoln, by Eliza, dau. of the late W. B.
Massingberd, Esq., of Ormsby (see that n.arae) ;
h. 1800 ; m. 1839 Fanny, eldest dau. of the late
W. Baring, Esq. (4th son of Sir Francis Baring,
1st Bart.). Educated at Eugby and INIagdalen Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825) ; appointed Rector
of South Ormsby 1825, Prebendary of Lincoln 1847 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Lincoln, and male repre-
sentative of the Massingberd family, through his
grandfather, Francis Burrell Massingberd, only
brother of the above W. B. Massingberd, Esq., of
Ormsby.- — Ormsby Rectory, near Alford, Lincoln-
shire ; Cavendish Club, N.W.
Ilcir, his son Francis Burrell, Ii. 1S43.
MASSINGBEKD, Mi-s. (of Ormsby Hall).
Marie Jeanne, dau. of the late Captain Rafrigeon,
of Versailles ; m. 1777 C. B. Massingberd, Esq., of
Ormsby Hall, co. Lincoln (who d. 1836). This
family is descended from Sir Draper Massingberd,
Knt., of Ormsby, only brother of Sir Henry Mas-
singberd, 1st Bart., of Bratoft {cr. 1660, ext. 1723).
— Ormsby Hall, near Alford, Lincolnshire.
Heir, C'harles John Henry Mundy, Esq , grand-
son by his 1st marriage of the above-named C. B.
Massingberd, Esq.; b. 1812; m. 1838 Elizabeth
Susan, 5th dau. of the late John Young, Esq., of
Westridge, Isle of Wight.
MASSY (Lord), Hugh Hammond Ingoldsby
Massy (cr. 1776).
Only son of the 4th Lord, by Matilda, dau. of Luke
White, Esq. ; b. 1827 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1855 Isabella,
dau. of G. M. Nisbett, Esq. — Dantryleague, and
Hermitage, co. Limerick.
Heir Prcs., his brother John Thomas Hugh,
I. 1835.
MASSY, Sir Hugh Dillon, Bart. (cr. 1781).
Only son of the late Rev. C. Massy, Prebendary of
Lakeen and Rector of Doonas, by Maiy Anne,
dau. of J. R. Leam, Esq., of Fortfergus, co. Clare ;
b. 1797 ; s. his uncle as 3rd Bart. 1842 ; m. 1818
Jlary Johnson, dau. of John Westropp, Esq., of
Attyflin, co. Limerick. Educated at Eton ; is a
I\Lagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Clare (High
Sheriff 1833), and Captain Limerick City Militia ;
was formerly an Officer in the Irish Militia. This
* His lineal descendant, Sir W. Massingberd, last Bart.,
an;l M.P. for co. Lincoln, was succeeded by his sister, whose
son took tlie name of Massingberd. and whose eventual
heiress maiTicd Peregrine Langton, Esti. (as above), son of
Bennett Langton, of Langton, co. Lincoln.
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fiimily is descended from a common ancestor with
Lord Massy. — Doonas House, co. Clare, near Clou-
lara, co. Limerick.
MASSY, John, Esq. (of Kingswell House).
Son of the late Charles Massy, Esq., by Margaret,
grand-dau. of Charles Spread, Esq., and grandson
of the Rev. William Massy, who was son of the
Rev. Godfrey Massy (younger brother of the 1st
Lord Massy, and elder brother of the 1st Lord
Clarina) ; b. 1810 ; m. 1832 Alicia, dau. of the late
Captain Chadwick, of Chadville, co. Tipperary.
Is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary. — Kingswell
House, near Ti2")perary.
Heir, his son Richard Albert, Lieutenant 60th
Rifles, b. 1840.
MASSY, John Bolton, Esq. (of Clareville),
Eldest surviving son of the late Robert Bolton,
Esq., of Brazille, co. Dublin, by Elizabeth, eldest
dau. of the late Hon. James Massy Dawson, of
Ballinacaurte, co. Tipperary; b. 1785; m. 1815
his cousin Jane, dau. of Major Greene, formerly
M.P. for Dungarvan, and grand-dau. of the 2nd
Lord Massy. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin,
where he graduated in the highest honours in
classics and science (B.A. 1805, M.A. 1832) ; called
to the Irish Bar 1809, retired 1815, on succeeding
to the estates in cos. Tipperary and Limerick, by
the will of his maternal grand-uncle, the Hon. John
Massy, when he assumed, by Royal license, the
arms and surname of Massy. Is a Grand Juror of
the COS. Dublin and Limerick (High Sheriff 1826) ;
a Magistrate for co. Dublin, and a Member of the
Council of the Royal Agricultural Society of Ire-
land. Is a lineal descendant of Sir Richard Bolton,
Knt., who was Lord Chancellor of Ireland during
the administration of Lord Strafford, in the reign
of Charles I. — Clareville, Black Rock, and BaUy-
wire Galbally, co. Limerick ; Kildare-Street Club,
Dublin.
Heir, his son Robert Dawson Bolton, Justice of
Peace forco. Limerick, b. 1817.
MASSY, V/illiam Hugh Massy Hutchinson,
Esq. (of Mount-Massy).
Eldest son of the late Massy Hutchinson Massy,
Esq., by Sarah, dau. of the Rev. Simon Davies, of
Macroom ; b. 1828 ; s. 1852. Appointed a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Cork 1852. — Mount-Massy, near
Macroom, co, Cork.
MASTER, Miss (of The Abbey, Cirencester).
Jane, eldest surviving dau. of the late Thomas
Master, Esq., of the Abbey, by Mary, dau, of
James Leuox Naper Dutton, Esq., of Sherborne,
CO. Gloucester, father of the 1st Lord Sherborne ;
b. 1774; s. 1823. Is Patron of 3 livings. This
family is of Kentish oi-igin. The Abbey estate was
given by Queen Elizabeth, in the 6th year of her
reign, to Richard Master, Esq., a younger son of
the aforesaid family, who was her Majesty's
favourite Physician. — The Abbey, Cirencester,
Gloucestershire.
Heir Pres., her sister Mary Anne,' Lady Carteret
(whom see).
Mas]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MASTER, Colonel William Chester (of Knole
Park).
Eldest son of the late Richard Master, Esq., by
Isabella, dau. of Colonel W. Egerton, of Windsor
Castle; 6. 17S5 ; m. 1814 Isabella Margaret, dau.
of the Hon. Stephen Thomas Digby. Educated at
■Westminster; entered the Array 1801 ; is Lieute-
nant-Colonel 3rd Foot Guards ; was Gentleman-
Usher of the Privy Chamber to H.M. George III. ;
is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester. — Knole Park,
near Bristol ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas William Chester (late
M.P. for Cirencester), h. 1815 ; m. 1840 Catherine
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir George Cornewall,
Bart.
MASTERMAKT, Jolrn, Esq., D.C.L. (of Leyton).
Eldest son of the late William Masterman, Esq.,
of Leyton, byLydia, dau. of Daniel Mildred, Esq.,
of London ; h. 1781 ; m. 1809 Elizabeth, dau. of
Eobert Harris, Esq., of Hackney. Is a Banker in
the City, and a Commissioner of Lieutenancy for
London ; was M.P. for the city of London 1841-57,
and for many years an East-India Director.' — Ley-
ton, Essex ; 35, Nicholas Lane, E.C.
Heir, his son John, Ij. 1814 ; m. 1835 Emily,
dau. of W. Rhodes, Esq., of the Grange, Leyton,
Essex.
MATCHAM, George, Esq. (of New House).
Eldest son of the late George Matcham, Esq., of
Ashfold Lodge, Sussex, by Catherine, dau. of the
Rev. Edmund Nelson, Rector of Burnham Thorpe,
CO. Norfolk, and sister of Horatio, Viscount Nel-
son ; h. 1789 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1817 Harriet, dau. and
heiress of William Eyre, Esq., of Newhouse. Edu-
cated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (LL.B. 1814,
LL.D. 1820) ; admitted an Advocate in Doctors'
Commons 1820 ;. is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Wilts, and a Chairman of the AVilts Quarter
Sessions. This family was formerly settled in
Dorset, where Thomas Macham purchased the
Manor of Up-Wimborne 1547. — New House, near
Downton, Wilts; University Club, S.W.
Jklr, hiy son William Eyre, h. 1823.
MATHESOM", Sir James, Bart. (or. 1851).
Eldest son of the late Donald Mathesou, Esq. (chief
of the clan Matheson, in Sutherland), by Katherine,
dau. of the Rev. Thomas Mackay, of Lairg, N.B. ;
Jj. 1796 ; m. 1843 Mary Jane, dau. of M. H. Per-
ceval, Esq. Educated at the High School and
University of Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Ross and Sutherland, and for-
merly a partner in the house of Jardine, Matheson,
and Co., China; was M.P. for Asliburton 1841-7;
has been M.P. for Ross and Cromarty since 1S47.
— Acbany, near Bonar Bridge, N.B. ; The Castle,
Stornoway, Ross-shire ; Reform and Brookes'
Clubs, S.W. ; 13, Cleveland Row, S.W.
MATHESON, Alexander, Esq. (of Ardrosu
Castle).
Eldest son of the late John ]\Iatheson, Esq., of
Attadale, co. Ross, by Margaret, dau. of Donald
Matheson, Es:q., and nephew of Sir J. Matheson,
Bart. ; Ij. 1805 ; m. 1st 1840 Mary, only dau. of
J. C. Macleod, Esq. (she d. 1841) ; 2nd 1853 La-
vinia Mary, sister of the late Lord Beaumont (she
d. 1856). Is a Merchant in London, and a Director
of the Bank of England ; a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Ross, Cromarty, and Inverness, and
also for London ; has been M.P. for the Inverness
Burghs since 1847 ; was formerly a Mercha.it at
Canton, in China. This family has been located in
Ross-shire for upwards of six centuries, and Mr.
Matheson has lately acq uired by purchase the estate
of Lochalsh, forfeited by his ancestors in 1427. —
Ardross Castle, near Alness, N.B. ; 38, South
Street, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Kenneth James, h. 1854.
MATHEW, Nathaniel, Esq. (of Wern).
Youngest .son of Nathaniel and Sophia Mathew, of
New House, Pakenham, Suffolk ; h. 1787 ; m. 1811
the only dau. of Edward William Windus, Esq., of
Tottenham, Middlesex. Is a Magistrate for cos.
Carnarvon and Merioneth, and a Dep. Lieut, for
the former. — Wern, near Tremadoc, N. Wales.
MATHIAS, Lewis, Esq. (of Lamphey),
Eldest son of the late Charles Mathias, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of John Bethel, Esq., of Llassage,
Somerset; h. 1813; s. 1851; m. 1845 Emily
Catherine, dau. of the late J. B. Lawes, Esq., of
Rothamsted, Herts. Educated at Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford ; is a IMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Pembroke (High Sheriff 1856). — Lamphey Court,
near Pembroke.
Heir, his son Charles, h. 1849.
MAUDE, Hon. Francis.
Fifth son of the 2nd Viscount Hawarden ; h. 1798 ;
m. 1st 1827 Frances, dau. of A. H. Brooking, Esq.
{d. 1832) ; 2ud 1849 Georgiana, d.au. of the late
G. P. Bushe, Esq. Educated at Royal Naval Coll.;
entered the Navy 1814, became a Commander 1827,
retired 1856 ; served on the E. India and N. and
S. American stations, — 75, Onslow Square, S.W,
MAUDE, Hon. and Rev. Jolin Charles.
Fourth son of 2nd Viscount Hawarden ; h. 1792 ;
m. 1815 Mary, dau. of W. C. Trevilian, Esq,
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1815, M.A. 1818); appointed Rector of Ennis-
killen 1825. — Glebe House, Enniskillen, co. Fer-
managh.
MAULE, Hon. Mrs. Wilham.
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Binney, Esq. ; m. 1844
the Hon. William Maule (brother of Lord Panmure),
who rf. 1859. — Maulesden, near Brechin, Forfar-
shire, N.B.
MAUL.EVERER, Mrs.* (of Arncliffe Hall).
Helen, dau. of the late Sir G. Abercromby, Bart.,
by Jane, eldest dau. of 7th Lord Banff, and even-
tually heir of that noble house ; m. 1811 William
Mauleverer, Esq., J.P. and D.L. for the N, Riding
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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of York, who d. 1857.— Arncliffe Hall, Cleveland,
Yorkshire.
Heirs, her daus. Jane (m. 1841 Thomas Meynell,
Esq.) and Georgina Helen {m. 1853 Douglas Brown,
Esq.).
MAUND, John, Esq. (of Ty-mawr).
Only son of the late John Maund, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Rev. Matthew Monkhouse, of Sirhowy, co!
Monmouth ; h. 1835. Educated at Winchester'aud
Brasenose Coll., Oxford; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Brecon (High SherifiF 1859). — Ty-
mawr, near Abergavenny, Brecon ; Windham
Club, S.W.
MAUNSELL, Edward Eyre, Esq. (of Fort
Eyre).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Edward Eyre Maun-
sell, M.A., Vicar of Galway, by Eliza Maria, 2nd
dau. of Thomas Studdert, Esq., of Bunratty Castle,
CO. Clare, and grandson of the Very Rev. George
Maunsell, Dean of Leighlin ; h. 1823. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1846) ; called to the
Irish Bar 1849 ; is a Magistrate for co. and borough
of Galway ; was High Sheriff of Galway 1854. This
family are descended from Sir Philip de Maunsell,*
who came over to England with William I. — Fort
Eyre, near Galway.
MAUNSELL, George Meares, Esq. (of Bally-
william).
Eldest son of the late Daniel Maunsell, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of George Meares, Esq., of Hume
Street, Dublin; h. 1785; s. 1824; m. 1st 1817
Catherine, dau. of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., M.P. for
CO. Limerick ; 2nd 1833 Mary, dau. of Rev. W.
Stopford. Educated at Tiverton and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1807); was a Magistrate for co.
Limerick (High Sheriff 1833), but resigned the
Commission of the Peace in favour of his son.
Ballywilliam, near Rathkeale, co. Limerick.
Heir, his son Daniel Meares, a Magistrate for co
Limerick; h. 1819; ra. 1859 Eliza, dau. of Chris-
topher Delmege, Esq.
MAUNSELL, Henry, Esq. (of Fanstown).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Robert
Maunsell, Esq., by Anne, dau. of John Maxwell
Stone, Esq., of the Madras Presidency ; b. 1790 ;
m. 1821 Eliza, dau. of Pryce Peacock, Esq. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1812, M.A.
1832); called to the Irish Bar 1813 ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Limerick ; was High Sheriff of city of
Limerick 1S48, and of co. Limerick 1851. This
family was formerly of Maccollop, co. Waterford,
before settling in Limerick ; they represented the
city of Limerick, and also Kilmallock, for several
Parliaments. — Fanstown, near Kilmallock, co.
Limerick ; County Club, Limerick ; 78, George
Street, Limerick.
Heir, his son Robert, Major 85th foot, h. 1826.
■ His grandson, Sir John Maunsell, was Lord High Chan-
cellor of England temp. Henry III. Richard Maunsell, the
gi'andson ot Sir John, settled in Ireland in the reign of
thzabeth, whose descendant, Richard Maunsell, represented
Limerick in Parhament for twenty j ears.
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MAUNSELL, Colonel Thomas Philip (of Thorpe
Malsor).
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Maunsell^ by
Lucy, dau. of Robert Oliver, Esq., of Clonodfy
Castle ; h. 1781 ; s. to the estates of his uncle 1818 ;
m. 1811 Hon. Caroline Elizabeth Cockayne, dau!
of Hon. W. Cockayne, and sister of the last Vis-
count CuUen {ext.). Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Northampton (High Sheriff 1821),
and Colonel Northampton Militia ; Patron of 1
living. Was M.P. for N. Northamptonshire
1835-57. This family has been in possession of the
estate, manor, and living of Thorpe Malsor since
1620. — Thorpe Malsor, Kettering, Northampton-
shire ; Union and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son William Thomas, h. 1812.
MAUBICE, Eev. John Pierce.
Son of the late — ■ Maurice, Esq. ; h. 1798 ; m.
1836 Jane Lucy, 6th dau. of 2nd Lord Lilford.'
Educated at Brasenose CoU., Oxford (B.A. 1819J
M.A. 1821) ; appointed Rector of Michelmersh
1840.-— Mich elmersh Rectory, near Romsey, Hants.
Heir, his son Henry Powys.
MAURICE, Robert Maurice Bonnor-, Esq. (of
Bodyafoel, Montgomeryshire).
Second son of the late John Bonnor, Esq., of Bryn-
y-Gwalie, by Jane, only child and heiress of the
Rev. Richard Maurice, of Bryn-y-Gwalie, co. Den-
bigh ; I. 1805 ; s. 1828 to the estates of his ma-
ternal uncle the Rev. Robert Maurice, of Lazarton,
Dorset, whose name he took in addition to his own'
by Royal Letters Patent, in the same year ; m.
1834 Judith, dau. of the Rev. Henry Cripps, of
Preston and Stonehouse, co. Gloucester (whom
see). Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1827) ; is a Magistrate for co. Denbigh,
and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Montgo-
mery (High Sheriff 1831). — Bodynfoel, near Os-
westry.
Heir, his son Robert Maurice, h. 1837 ; entered
the 95th regiment 1855 ; has served in the Crimea
and in India.
MAXTONE, James, Esq. (of Cviltoquhey).
Eldest son of the late Anthony Maxtone, Esq., by
Alexina, dau. of John Grame, Esq. ; I. 1819 ;
s. 1846 ; m. 1851 Caroline Mary Anne, dau. of
George E.Russell, Esq., H.E.I. Co.'s Civil Service.
Educated at Edinburgh Academy and University ;
is a Magistrate for co. Perth. This gentleman
succeeded to the estate of Redgorton, co. Perth, in
1859, on the death of his uncle Robert Graham,
Esq. (see G'rahcm). — Cultoquhey, by Crieflp, Perth-
shire.
Heir, his son Anthony George, h. 1854.
MAX"WELL, Sir "William Alexander, Bart, fcr
1627).
Eldest son of the late General Sir AVilliam Max-
well, Bart., by Isabella, dau. of Henry Wilson, Esq.,
of Newbottle, co. Durham ; h. 1793 ; s. as 8th Bart!
1837 ; m. 1847 Katherine Cameron, dau. of Walter
Logan, Esq., of Fingalton, widow of Captain H. P.
Gill, 50th regiment. Is a Magistrate and Dep.'
Lieut, for co. Lanark, and a Colonel in the Army'
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
unattached ; was formerly Captain 1st Dragoon
Guards. — Calderwood Castle, Blautyre, near Glas-
gow ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Hugh Bates, h. 1798 ; m.
1827 Mary Anne Barbara, dan. of John Hunter^
Esq., of Lisburn.
MAXWELL, Sir •William, Bart. (or. 1681).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Sir W.
Maxwell, Bart., by Catharine, dau. of J. Fordyce,
Esq., of Ayton, eo. Berwick ; h. 1805 ; s. 1838 ;
m. 1833 Helenora, dau. of the late Sir Michael
Shaw Stewart, Bart., M.P. Educated at Harrow ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wigton,
and Lieutenant-Colonel Galloway Rifles ; formerly
Captain in the Army. — Monreith, Newton Stewart,
CO. Wigton.
Heir, his son Herbert Eustace, h. 1815.
MAXWELL, Sir Johji, Bart. (cr. 1682).
Only son of the late Sir J. Maxwell, Bart., M.P.,
by Hannah Anne, dau. of R. Gardiner, Esq., of
Aldborough. Suffolk; 1.11^2; s. 1844 ; m. 1839
Matilda Harriet, dau. of the 7th Earl of Elgin
(she d. 1858). Educated at ^Vestminster and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Lanark and co.
Renfrew, which he rei^resented 1826-31 ; was M.P.
for Lanark 1832-7 ; formerl}' Lieutenant-Colonel
Renfrew Militia. — Polloc and Althouse, near Ren-
frew, N.B. ; Haggs Castle, near Lanark, N. B. ;
Boodle's and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
MAXWELL, Sir John Heron, Bart. (er. 1683).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir John
Maxwell, 4th Bart, (who assumed the name of
Heron on the demise of his father-in-law), by
Mary, dau. of Patrick Heron, Esq., of Heron, co.
Galloway ; h. 1808 ; s. his brother as 6th Bart. 1844 ;
m. 1833 Caroline, dau. of Hon. Montgomery J. G.
Stewart, and niece of the late Earl of Galloway. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Dumfries,
and a Captain R.N. — Springkell, near Ecclefechan,
Dumfriesshire, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Robert Heron, Cornet Royal
Horse Guards, h. 1836.
MAXWELL, Sir David, Bart. (or. 1804).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir D. Maxv^'ell,
Bart., by his cousin Henrietta, dau. of D. Max-
well, Esq., of Cairnsmore, co. Kirkcudbright ; J.
1773 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1806 Georgina, dau. of S. Mar-
tin, Esq. Is a Magistrate for, and Vice-Lieutenant
of, CO. Kirkcudbright, Colonel Kirkcudbright Mi-
litia, and Honorary Colonel Galloway Rifles ; was
formerly Captain 30th foot, and Captain 1st Foot
Guai'ds. — Cardoness, near Gatehouse, N.B.
Heir, his son William, 6. 1809 ; m. 1841 Mary,
dau. of J. Sprot, Esq. ; 2nd 1851 Louisa Maria,
dau. of G. J. Shakerley, Esq.
MAXWELL, Sir Peter Benson, Knt. (cr. 1856).
Fourth son of the Rev. Peter Benson JMaxwell ; h.
1817 ; '/'(. 1842 Frances Dorothea, dau. of Francis
Synge, of Glenmore Castle, co. Wicklow. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1838) ; called
to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1841 ; appointed
Commissioner of Hospitals 1854, and Recorder of
Penang 1856. This family is in possession of Birds-
town, near Londonderry. — Penang, Straits of Ma-
lacca, near Singapore.
Heir, his son Peter Benson, h. 1843.
MAXWELL, Hon. Henry Constable- (of Scar-
thingwell).
Fourth son of the late Marmaduke Constable-Max-
well, Esq., by Tereisa, dau. of Edmund Wakeman,
Esq., of Beckford, and brother of Lord Herries of
Terregles (whom see) ; b. 1809 ; m. 1840 Juliana, 2nd
dau. of Peter Middleton, Esq., of Stockeld Park.
Is a Magistrate for W. Riding of Yorkshire, and
a Dep. Lieut, for co. Dumfries. — ScarLliiugwell
Park, near Tadcaster, Yorkshire ; Stafford Club,
W.
Heir, his son Herbert Constable, h. 1842.
MAXWELL, Hon. James Pierce.
Sixth son of 6th Lord Farnham ; h. 1813. A
Magistrate for co. Cavan, and Lieutenant Colonel
in the Army, unattached ; formerly Captain 59th
foot ; served as Brevet-Major 50th foot in the
Crimea 1854-5 ; has been M.P. for co. Cavan
since 1843, — Farnham Castle, co. Cavan ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 45, Curzon Street, W,
MAXWELL, Hon. Richard Thomas (of Fort-
land).
Seventh son of the 6th Lord Farnham ; h, 1815 ;
in. 1848 Ann, dau, of the Rev. Dr. Elrington. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cavan, — Fort-
land, near Mountnugent, co, Cavan.
MAXWELL, Jolin Hall, Esq., C.B. (of Darga-
vel).
Eldest .sou of the late Wm. Maxwell, Esq., of Dar-
gavel, by Mary, dau. of John Campbell, Esq., of
Possil ; h. 1812 ; s. 1846 ; ra. 1843 Anne, dau. of
Thos. Williams, Esq., of Burwood House. Called
to the Scottish Bar 1835 ; appointed Secretary to
the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland
1846, and a Companion of the Bath 1856 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Renfrew. The
family of Hall, and the branch of that of Maxwell,
both represented by Mr. H. M., have been settled
in Renfrewshire for upwards of six centuries. —
Dargavel House, near Bishopton, Renfrewshire ;
New Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son William Hall, h. 1847.
MAXWELL, John Harley, Esq. (of Portraek),
Eldest son of the late Alexander Harley Maxwell,
Esq., of Portraek (who assumed the surname of
Maxwell on succeeding to this part of the estates of
his uncle, the late A. H. Maxwell, Esq., of Mun-
ches .and Terraughtie), by Sarali, dau. of the late
John Hyslop, Esq., of Lockend ; h. 1822 ; m, 1851
Catherine Anne, dau. of the late Admiral Johnston,
of Cowhill, CO. Dumfries. Educated at Addis-
combe ; entered the Bengal Engineers 1840;
served at the siege of IMoultan, in the Punjaub
Campaign, 1848-9, and became Brevet Major 1854,
— Portraek, near Dumfries.
Heir Pres., his brother Alexander Harley, Esq, ;
h. 1824; m. 1855 Catherine, dau. of Edward Potter,
Esq., of Cramlington, near Newcastle,
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MAXWELL, Robert, Esq. (of Islanmore).
Eldest son of the late Robert Maxwell, Esq., by-
Catherine, dau. of Sir Richard Harte, of Coolrus ;
h. 1804 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1st 1835 Lucy, dau. of the
Earl of Clancarty (she d. 1839) ; 2nd 1842 Eliza-
beth Catherine, dau. of Hugh Lyons Montgomery,
Esq., of Belhavil, co. Leitrim, and widow of Joseph
May, Esq., of Hale Park, Hants. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1823, M.A. 1827) ;
is a Magistrate for co. Cork, and a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Limerick (High Sheriff
1843).- — ^ Islanmore, near Croom, co. Limerick;
Kildare-Street Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Ilelr, his son Robert James, Captain 80th regi-
ment, h, 1837.
MAXWELL, Wellwood, Esq. (of Glenlee).
Eldest son of the late George Maxwell, Esq., of
Glenlee, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, by
Margaret, dau. of Samuel Clark, Esq., of Dum-
fries ; h. 1829 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1856 Elizabeth, dau.
of Mark Dewsnap, Esq. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1852, M.A. 1855) ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1854 ; is a
Magistrate for the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright.—
Glenlee, near New Galloway, N.B. ; University
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George, h. 1856.
MAXWELL, Wellwood Herries, Esq. (of Mun-
ches).
Eldest son of the late John Herries Maxwell, Esq.,
by Clementina, dau. of William Maxwell, Esq. (who
was 2nd son of John Maxwell, of Terraughtie) ; h.
1817; s. his mother 1858 ; m. 1844 Jane Home,
dau. of Sir William Jardine, of Applegarth. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh Academy and University, and
Exeter Coll., Oxford ; called to the Scottish Bar
1839 ; appointed Convener of Commissioners of
Supply of Stewartry of Kirkcudbright 1850 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the Stewartry of
Kirkcudbright. —Munches, near Dalbeattie, N.B.;
Terraughtie, near Dumfries.
Heir, his son William Jardine, h. 1852.
MAXWELL, WnUam, Esq. (of Carruchan).
Son of the late George Maxv/ell, Esq. (the younger),
of Carruchan, by Jane, dau. of John Clark, Esq., of
Nunland ; h. 1807 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1st 1839 Janet,
dau. of John Herries Maxwell, Esa., of Munches
(she d. s. p. 1842) ; 2nd 1847 Mary,' dau. of John
Clark, Esq., of Speddoch. Educated at University
of Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, and a Magistrate
for CO. Dumfries ; is representative of the Earls of
Nithsdale (forfeited 1716), to whom he was served
heir male in 1829.- — Carruchan, near Dumfries,
N.B. ; New Club, Edinburgh ; Conservative Club,
S.W.
MAXW:E3LL, WiUiam James, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Patrick MaxweU, of
Aimer, Dorset, by Anne, dau. of John Sawbridge,
Esq., M.P., of Olantigh, Kent ; h. 1809 ; m. 1838
Caroline Louisa, dau. of Sir David Scott, Bart., of
Sillwood, Brighton.— • Richmond, Surrey, S.W. ;
Union Club, S.W. ; 9, Wimpole Street, W.
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MAXWELL.
(See Perceval- MaxweU. )
MAY, Walter Horatio, Esq. (of Hadlow Castle).
Eldest son of the late Walter Barton Maj', Esq., of
Hadlow Castle, Kent, by Mary Sus.iniiab, dau. of
John Porter, Esq., of Fist Hall, Kent ; h. 1821 ;
m. 1845 Eliza, dau. of John Jackson, Esq., East
Dulwich, Surrey. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford,—
Hadlow Castle, near Tunbridge, Kent.
Heir, his son Walter Edmund, h. 1850.
MAYBERRY, George, Esq., M.D. (of Rivers-
dale).
Fourth son of the late John Mayberry, Esq., J. P.,
of Green Lane, co. Kerry, by Honora, dau. of
Daniel ISIahony, Esq., of Emelickmore, co. Kerry;
h. 1814 ; m. 1840 Ursula, dau. of Fr.ancis Chute
McGillycuddy, Esq., of Tralee. Educated at
Dublin and in Scotland (M.D. 1838) ; is Medical
Attendant to the Constabularj', Surgeon to the
Lansdowne Mines, and Seamen and Marines at
Kenmare, and a Magistrate for co. Kerry. This
family was formeily an ancient and respectable
one in England,— Riversdale, near Kenmare, co.
Kerry.
Heir, his son Francis, h. 1847-
MAYBERY, Walter, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Thomas Maybery, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Richard Dav.ies, Vicar
of Brecon ; h. 1800 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1858 Diana Mid-
dleton, eldest dau. of the late Rev. Samuel Phillips,
Rector of Pickwell, co. Leicester, and niece of the
Earl of Gainsborough. Educated at Rugby ; ap-
pointed Prothonotary of the Brecon Circuit 1829 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Brecon (High Sheriff 1842).
■ — Brecon, South Wales.
MA YD, Rev, William.
Only son of the late John Winslow Mayd, Esq.,
M.D., by Harriet, dau. of Chi-istopher Raven,
Esq., of Epsom ; h. 1797 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1827 Emily
Matilda, eldest dau, of John Kemp Jardine, Esq,
Educated at Eton and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1821, M.A. 1822) ; appointed Vicar of Ewell 1824 ;
Rector of Withersfield 1827 ; is a Magistrate for
Suffolk; and a Surrogate for the Archdeaconry of
Sudbury.— Withersfield, near Haverhill, Suffolk.
Ilcir, his son John George Dufiield, h. 1828.
MAYISTARD (Viscount), Henry Maynard (cr.
1766),
Only son of the late Rev. Henry Maynard, Rector
of Radroniter, Essex, by Susan, dau. of the Rev.
— Barnard, of Caxton, co. Cambridge ; h. 1786 ;
s. his uncle as 3rd Viscount 1824 ; m. 1810 Mary,
dau. of the late Reginald Rabbett, Esq., of Bram-
field Hall, Suffolk (she d. 1857). Is Lord-Lieut,
and Vice- Admiral of Essex ; Patron of 6 livings. —
Easton Lodge, near Dunmow, Essex ; 38, Grosvenor
Square, W.
Heir, his son Charles Henry, h. 1814 ; ni. 1840
Frances Julia, sister of the 6th Duke of Athole
(she d. 1858) ; educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; late Captain Royal Horse Guards ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and
Colonel West Essex Militia.
May]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MAYNE, Sir Richard, K.C.B. (cr. 1851).
Son of the late Hon. Edward Mayne, Judge of the
Court of King's Bench in Ireland, and representa-
tive of a family settled for three centuries in co.
Fermanagh; h. 1796; m. 1831 Georgina, dau. of
T. Carvick, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin,
aud at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1817, M.A.
1821) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1822 ;
appointed Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan
Police 1829.— 4, Whitehall Place, S.W. ; 80, Ches-
ter Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Eichard Charles, Lieut. E.N., h.
1835.
MAYNE, Ricliard, Esq. (of Glynch House).
Eldest son of the late William Mayne, Esq., of
Freame Mount, co. Monaghan, by Harriet, dau. of
Eowland Eochfort, Esq., of Westmeath ; h. 1800;
on. 1835 Louisa, dau. of Charles Coote, Esq., of
Bellamont Forest. Is a Magistrate for cos. Mona-
ghan aud Cavan. This fjimily was originally from
Kent, of which county W^alter Mayne, of Staple-
hurst, was High Sheriff in 1572. They settled in
CO. Fermanagh early in the sixteenth century. —
Glynch House, near Newbliss, co. Monaghan ;
Martello Terrace, Kingstown, Dublin.
Heir, his son W^illiam Dawson, l>. 1840.
MAYNE, 'William Henn, Esq. (of KiUaloe).
Eldest son of the Eev. Charles Mayne (Vicar-
General of the Diocese of Cashel), by Susan, dau.
of the late William Henn, Esq., Master in Chan-
cery in Ireland ; h. 1816 ; in. 1854 Elizabeth
Amelia, dau. of the late Thomas Murray, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1838); is
a ]\Iagistrate for co. Clare. — Killaloe, co. Clare.
MAYO (Earl of), Robert Bourke (cr. 1785,).
Eldest son of the late Eight Rev. Dr. Bourke, Lord
Bishop of Waterford, by Frances, dau. of Arch-
bishop (Fowler) of Dublin ; h. 1797 ; •?. his uncle
as 4th Earl 1849; ,a. 1820 Anne Charlotte, dau.
of the Late Hon. John Jocelyn, of Fairhill, co.
Louth. Is a Magistrate aud Dep. Lieut, for co.
Mayo ; elected a Eepresentative Peer for Ireland
1852. Eepresents a younger branch of the family
of the IVIarquisof Clanric.arde. — Palmcrston Lodge,
near Naas, co. Mayo ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 73,
Warwick Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Naa.s, Ij. 1822; m. 1S48
Blanche Julia, 3rd dau. of 1st Lord Leconfield ;
educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (M.A. 1844) ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kildare ; was
Chief Secretary for Ireland March — Dec. 1852,
and 1858-9 ; M.P. for co. Kildare 1847-52, for
Coleraine 1852-7 : has been M.P. for Cockermouth
since that time.
MEADE, Eev. John (of Ballintober).
Eldest son of the late John Meade, Esq., of Ballin-
tober, by Alice, dau. of the Venerable Archdeacon
Corker, of Ballymaloe and Glanmire, co. Cork ;
h. 1792; s. 1817; vi. 1831 Sarah, dau. of G. P.
Wood, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1813) ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. This
family traces its descent from the sept of Meagh,
Kings of Ireland ; the eldest branch is represented
by the Earl of Clanwilliam, and the representative
of this branch is Meade of Ballymartle. — Ballin-
tober, near Kinsale, co. Cork ; Kildare Sti'eet,
Dublin.
Heir, his son John, h. 18 — .
MEALY, Rev. Bichard Ridgeway Parry (of
Perfeddgoed^
Eldest son of the late Eev. Pierce Owen Mealy, of
Perfeddgoed, by Susannah, dau. of Eichard Bur-
net, Esq., of Dublin ; h. 1801 ; s. 1801. Educated
at St. John's Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823, M.A. 1827);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carnarvon ;
was formerly Curate of Windsor. The family of
Parry of Perfeddgoed, represented by Mr. Mealy,
which is of great antiquity, descends from .Jestyn
ap Gwrgant, sovereign Prince of Glamorgan,
whose arms they bear.^'- — The Terrace, Beaumaris,
North Wales ; Union Club, S.W^
MEARS.
(See Dereimli-Mcar-s.)
MEATH (Earl of), William Brabazon (cr. 1627).
Eldest surviving son of the 10th Earl, by Melosina
Adelaide, dau. of the 1st Earl of Clanwilliam ;
h. 1803 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1837 Harriet, 2nd dau. of
Sir Eichard Brooke, Bart. Sits in the House of
Lords as Lord Chaworth, U.K. {cr. 1831) ; is a
Magistrate aud Dep. Lieut, for co. Dublin, and a
Magistrate for co. Wicklow (High Sheriff 1848),
and Colonel of the Dublin Militia ; was M.P. for
CO. Dublin 1837-41. — Kilruddery House, near
Bray, co. Wicklow ; Eaton Court, near Hereford ;
43, Brook Street, W.
Heir, his son Lord Brabazon, h. 1841.
MEATH (Bishop of), Joseph Henderson Singer,
D.D., P.O.
Son of the late James Singer, Esq., Deputy Com-
missary-General to the Forces in Ireland, by Mary,
dau. of — Henderson, Esq. ; h. 1786 ; rn. 1822
Mary, dau. of the late Eev. H. Crofton, and niece
of Sir Hugh Crofton, Bart. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (M.A, 1807) ; elected a Fellow 1810 ;
.appointed Eegius Professor of Divinity 1850,
Archdeacon of Eaphoe 1851, consecrated 1852 ; is
a Privy Councillor in Ireland, and Premier Bishop
of Ireland. Patron 35 livings. — Ardbraccan House,
near Navan, co. Meath.
MECHI, John Joseph, Esq. (of Tiptree HaU),
Eldest son of the late James Mechi, of Bologna,
Italy, by Elizabeth, dau. of J. Beyer, of Poland
Street, London ; h. 1802 ; m. 1st 1823 Fanny, dau.
of Mr. Frost; 2nd 1846 Charlotte, dau. of Mr.
Francis Ward, of Chillesford, Suffolk. Ls a Magis-
trate for Middlesex, and a Dep. Lieut, for Lon-
don ; elected Sheriff of the city of London 1856,
* An ancestor of tliis family was David Daron, Dean of
Bangor, who was outlawed for his complicity with Owain
Glyndwr's rebellion against Henry IV. He was the Arch-
deacon of Shakspeare (see his " Heniy IV.," scene the Arch-
deacon's house in Bangor).
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Alderman 1858. This family is of Eoman, and
originally of German descent. — Tiptree Hall, near
Kelvedon, Essex.
Heir, his son Joseph, h. 1853.
MEDLYCOTT, Sir AJ^illiam Coles, Bart. (cr.
1808).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Coles Medlycott,
Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of William Tugwell, Esq.,
of Bradford, Wilts ; h. 1806 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1835 ;
//(. 1830 Sarah Jeffrey, dau. of the Eev. Edward
Bradford, Rector of Stalbridge, Dorset. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Oxford, created D.C.L., Oxon,
1840 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset ;
Patron 1 living. — Venn House, near Milborne
Port, Somerset.
Heir, his son William Coles Paget, h. 1831.
MEEK, Lady.
Mary Anne, dau. of Dr. Grant; m. 1853 (as 2ad
wife) Sir James Meek, C.B., who d. 1856.— Ilfra-
combe, Devon.
MEEKINS, Robert, Esq. (of Glasthule).
Only and posthumous son of the late Captain R.
Meekins, by Maria, dau. and heir of Thomas Mos-
som, Esq., M.P., Barrister-at-Law, of the Middle
Temple ; h. 1796 ; s. 1796 ; m. 1820 Elizabeth,
dau. and heir of E. Christmas, Esq., of the 14th
Light Dragoons. This family is descended from
the great Norman family of De Meschines, who
were Earls of Chester, Cumberland, and Lincoln
in the eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth centuries.
— Glasthule House, near Kingstown, co. Dublin.
Heir, his son Thomas, E.A., Barrister-at-Law,
of the Inner Temple.
MELHUISH, ^;^alter •William, Esq. (of Coiirt
Barn).
Younger son of the Eev. Thomas Melhuish,
Eector of Ashwater, Devon, by Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Eev. Eichard Walter, Eector of Parkham,
Devon ; h. 1820 ; m. 1849 Mary, eldest dau. of
John Vowler, Esq., of Parnacott, Devon. Edu-
cated at Tiverton and Magdalen Hall, Oxford
(B.A. 1842) ; is a Magistrate for Devon.— Court
Barn, near Holsworthy, Devon.
Heir, his son George Douglas, 6. 1856.
MELLIAR.
(See Fostev-Melliar.)
HELLISH, William Leigli, Esq. (of Hodsock
Priory) .
Eldest sou of the late Very Rev. Edward Mellish,
Dean of Hereford, by Elizabeth Jane, dau. of the
late Very Eev. William Leigh, of Eushall Hall,
CO. Stafford, some time Dean of Hereford ; h. 1813 ;
m. 1843 Margaret, dau. of Sir Samuel Cunard,
Bart. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate for Notts, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Notts Militia ; served in the Eifle Brigade
1833-46. This family was formerly of Blyth,
Notts. — Hodsock Priory, near Worksop, Notts ;
Union and United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1856.
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MBLLOR, John, Esq., Q.C. (of Otterspool
House).
Son of John Mellor, Esq., of Leicester ; l. 1808 ;
m. 1833 Elizabeth, dau. of the late William Mose-
ley, Esq. Educated at Leicester ; called to the
Bar of the Inner Temple 1833 ; is a Barrister of
the Midland Circuit, a Bencher of the Middle
Temple, and Eecorder of Leicester ; became a
Q.C. 1851. Elected M.P. for Yarmouth 1857. —
Great Otterspool House, near Watford, Herts ;
EeformClub, S.W. ; Farrar's "Bldgs., Temple, E.G.
MELVILL, Sir James Cosmo, K.C.B., F.R.S.
(cr. 1853).
Eldest son of the late Philip Melvill, Esq., 73rd
foot, by dau. of P. Dobree, Esq. ; h. 1792 ; m. 1815
Hester, dau. of W. M. Sellon, Esq. Is a Com-
missioner of Lieutenancy for London ; late Secre-
tary to the Hon. E. I. C'ompany, whose home
service he entered in 1808. — Tandridge, near
Godstone, Surrey.
MELVILLE (Viscount), Henry Dunclas, K.C.B.
(cr. 1802).
Eldest sou of the 2nd Viscount, by Anne, dau. of
the late Eichard H. Saunders, Esq., M.D.; h. 1801 ;
s. 1851. Is a Major-General in the Army, General
in command in Scotland, and Governor of Edin-
bui'gh Castle ; Colonel lOOtli foot, late Lieutenant-
Colonel of 60th Eifles ; was formerly of the 83rd
foot ; has been A.D.C. to the Queen ; served in
Canada and India. — Melville Castle, near Edin-
burgh ; United Service Club, S.W. ; 7, Portugal
Street, Park Lane, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Sir Richard, K.C.B.
(whom see).
MELVILLE, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1859).
Eldest son of the late George Melville, Esq., of
Edinburgh, by Isabella, dau. of M. Eule, Esq., of
Edinburgh; h. 1802; m. 1838 Jane, dau. of Wil-
liam Marshall, Esq., of Edinburgh. Educated at
Edinburgh University ; became a Writer to the
Signet 1827 ; appointed Lord Provost of Edin-
burgh in 1854, Crown Agent for Scotland in 1859;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the county of
the city of Edinburgh ; was again Lord Provost
of Edinburgh 1858-9.— 15, Heriot Row, Edinburgh.
Heir, his sou George, h. 1841.
MELVILLE.
MELVILLE.
(See Leslie- Melcille.)
(See Wlnjte- Melville.)
MENTETH, Sir James Stuart, Bart, (of Clox-'
burn) (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late Sir C. G. S. Menteth, Bart.,
by Ludivina, dau. of T. Longhman, Esq. ; h. 1792;
s. 1847 ; m. 1846 Jane, dau. of the late Sir Joseph
Bailey, Bart., M.P. Educated at Eugby and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; is a INIagistrate and Dep.
Lieiit. for co. Dumfries, and Eepresentative of the
Stuarts, Earls of Menteth, which title was forfeited
by James I. of Scotland, and in the person of Mur-
doch, Duke of Albany and Earl of Menteth, —
Men]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Mansfield House, near Largs, Ayrshire ; Closeburn
ILall, near Dumfries, N.P.. ; Union Club, S.W.
Jlcir Pns., his nephew James Stuart (son of his
late brother Tliomas Loughlan, by a dau. of
Tobin, Esq.i, late of the 17th Lancers.
MENZIES, Sir Robert, Bart. (er. 1666).
Jlldest son of the late Lieutenant -Colonel Sir
Neil Menzies, Bart., by Hon. Clrace Charlotte Con-
yers, dau. of the late Hon. Fletcher Norton, Baron
of the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, and sister
of Lord Grantley ; b. 1S17 ; •'^■. as 7th Cart. 18-14 ;
m. lSi6 Annie Balcarres, dau. of Major James
Stewart- Alston, of Urrard. Educated at Eton and
University Coll., Oxford (S.C.L. 1842) ; is a Magis-
trate and T>e\>. Lieut, for co. Perth, and Captain
Perthshire Eifles. Chief of the Clan Menzies. —
Castle Menzies, near Dunkeld, Perthshire, N.B. ;
10, Wilton Place, S.W.
Ilelr, his son Neil James, blaster of Menzies,
h. 1848.
MENZIES, Hon. Lady (of Baimoch Lodge).
Grace Conyers Charlotte, eldest dau. of the late
Hon. F. Norton, and sister of 3rd Lord Grantley ;
m. 1816 Sir Neil Menzies, Bart., who d. 1844.—
Bannoch Lodge, Perthshire ; Abbey Hill, Edin-
burgh.
ME RCER.HElsr DEE, SOW, George William,
Esq. (of Pordell House).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Douglas
Mercer (who assumed the .additional name of Hen-
derson), hj Susan Arabella, dau. of the late Sir
W. Pvowley, Bart., of Tendring Hall, Suffolk ;
h. 1823 ; !:. 1854. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Fife ; was formerly Captain Scots Fusilier
Guards. This family have held Fordell for five
hundred years, and v.^ere Baronets of Nova Scotia.
■ — Fordell House, Inverkeithing, Fifeshire, N.B.
IJeir Pro;., his sister Jane; m. 1851 James,
eldest son of Pught Hon. Sir G. Clerk, Cart.
MEREDYTH, Sir Edward Neweuliam, Bart,
(cr. 1660).
Third son of the late Sir B. C. Meredyth, Bart., by
the eldest dau. of the hite Joim Eastwood, Esq., of
Castletown, co. Louth; h. 1776; s. his brother as
9th Bart. 1850; m. 1st 1819 Lucretia, dau. of
Samuel Holmes, Esq., of Keady, co. Armagh ;
2nd 1838 Eliz.abeth, dau. of James Creed, E.sq.,
of Uregare, co. Limerick. — Percy Place, Dublin.
Heir, his son Edward Henry John, Lieutenant
87th foot, h. 1828.
MEREDYTH, Sir Henry Williai-n, Bart. (cr.
1795:.
Only son of the late Sir Henry Meredyth, Bart.,
(^C., some time an Ecclesiastical Commissioner for
Ireland, and formerly Judge of the Admiralty, by
Edith, dau. of George Le Hunte, Esq., of Artra-
mont, CO. Wexford ; /). 1801 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1828
Mary Anne, dau. of W. E. M. Bayley, Esq., of
Noreland. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin. —
Carlanstown, co. ISIeath : 25, Paitland Square,
Dublin.
Heir, hi.? son Henry William, h, 1829.
MERIVALE, Rev. Charles.
Second son of the late John Herman Merivale,
Esq., of Barton Place, Devon, by Louisa Heath,
dau. of the Rev. .Joseph Drury, D.D., of Cockwood
House, Devon ; h. 1808 ; wi. 1850 Judith Mary
Sophia, dau. of George Frere, Esq., of Twyford
House, Herts. Educated at Harrow and St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1833,
B.D. 1840) ; ordained 1833 ; instituted Rector of
Lawford, Essex, 1848; is a Magistrate for Essex ;
was formerly Fellow and Tutor of St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge. — Lawford, near Manningtree, Essex.
MERRY, James, Esq. (of Culdees).
Son of James Merry, Esq., Merchant, of Glasgow ;
h. 1805 ; m. 1847 Ann, dau. of J. McHardy, Esq.,
of Glenboig, co. Lanark. Educated at Glasgow ;
is an Ironmaster in Lanark and Ayrshire ; was
M.P. for Falkirk, &c. March — July, 1857, re-
elected 1859. — Culdee.s, near Auchterarder, Perth-
shire ; C'larendon Hotel, W.
MERRY, William, Esq. (of Highlands).
Only son of the late William Merry, Esq. (many
years Under-Secretary of State for the War De-
partment), by Elizabeth, dau. of Charles Walker,
Esq., of Huntingdon ; h. 1792 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1820
Anne, 2nd dau. of the late Render Mason, Esq.,
of Beel House, Bucks. Educated at Winchester ;
entered the War Office 1810 ; was Private Secre-
tary to Viscount Palmerston 1812-28 ; is a Magis-
trate for Berks. — Highlands, near Reading, Berks,
METCALFE, Sir Theophilxis John, Bart. (cr.
1802).
Eldest son of the late Sir Tliomas Theophilus
Metcalfe, Bart., by Felicite Anne, dau. of John
Browne, Esq., of the Bengal Medical Board, and
nephew of the late Lord Metcalfe; h. 1828 ; s. as
."th Bart. 1853 ; m. 1851 Ch.arlotte, dau. of Colonel
John Low, C.B., of Chatto, co. Fife. Is in the
East-Indian Civil Service.
Heir, his son Charles Herbert Theophilus, 5. 1858.
METCALFE, Hem-y Christopher, Esq. (of Haw-
stead House).
Eldest son of the late Henry Metcalfe, Esq., by
Frances Jane, dau. of Martin Whish, Esq., of Mor-
timer House, Reading; 6. 1822 ; s. 1849; vi. 1845
i\Iary, dau. of George Price, Esq., late 21st Light
Dragoons. Educated at Le College Royal, Ver-
sailles ; was formerly in 91st regiment ; served
throughout the Kaffir war of 1846-7 ; was Com-
mandant and Superintendent of Kat River Settle-
ment, Cape of Good Hope, in 1847. This family
was formerly from near Guisborough, Yorkshire ;
in 1675 Gilbert Metcalfe married Katherine, dau.
of Roger Tockets, of Tockets, Guisborough. —
Hawstead House, near Bury St. Edmund'.s, Suf-
folk ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry George Price, 6. 1846.
METHUElsr (Lord), Frederick Hem-y Paul
Methuen (er. 1838).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord (who was many years
M.P. for Wilts), by Jane Dorothea, dau. of the
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late Sir Hemy St. Jobn Miklmay, Bart. ; h. 1818 ;
s. 1845 ; m. 18-14 Anna Horatia, onlydau. of Rev.
John Sanford, of Nynehead, Somerset ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Wilts Militia; late Lieutenant 71st foot;
is a co-heir to the Earldom of Scarsdale and Ba-
rony of Deincourt. Patronage 1 living. — Corsham
House, near Chippenham, Wilts ; 4, Connauglit
Place, W.
Heir, his son Paul Sanford, h. 1845.
MEUX, Sir Henry, Bart. (or. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Meux, Bart., by
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of Thomas Smith, Esq., of
Castlebar House, co. Middlesex; h. 1817; s. as
2nd Bart. 1841 ; in. 185G Louisa Caroline, dau. of
Lord Ernest Bruce, M.P. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1838) ; is a Magistrate for
Middlesex and Essex, and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Herts ; was M.P. for Herts 1847-59.—
Theobalds Park, near Cheshunt, Herts; Windham
Club, S.W. ; 18, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Bruce, h. 1856.
MEXBOBOUGH (Earl of), John Savile (cr.
1766).
Only son of the 2nd Earl, bj^ Elizabeth, dau. of
John Stephenson, Esq., of East Barnham, Berks;
b. 1783 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1807 Anne, dau. of 3rd Earl
of Hardwicke (she d. 1858). Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1803) ; is a Magistrate
for Yorkshire. — Methley Park, near Leeds.
Heir, his son Viscount Pollington (whom see) ;
h. 1310; m. 1842 Rachel Catharine, eldest dau. of
the 3rd Earl of Orford (she d. 1854) ; educated at
Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1830) ;
was M.P. for Gatton 1831-2, for Pontefract 1835-7
and 1841-7.
MEYl^ELL, Godfrey Franceys, Esq. (of Mey-
nell Langley).
Eldest son of the late John Meynell, Esq., by
Sarah Brooks, dau. of William Brooks Johnson,
Esq., of Coxbench Hall, CO. Derby; 6. 1844 ; s. 1854.
Educated at Harrow ; is a Ward in Chancery. This
family is descended from Hughde Grant Mesnil. —
Meynell Langley, near Derby.
Heir, his brother John Jebb, h. 1845.
MEYIfELL, Thomaa, Esq.. (of The Eryerage).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Meynell, Esq., by
Teresa Mary, dau. of John Wright, Esq., of Kel-
vedon, Es^^ex ; h. 1805 ; m. 1841 Jane, elder dau.
and co-heir of the late William Mauleverer, Esq.,
of Arncliffe Hall, co. York, and great grand-dau.
of the 7th Lord Banff. Educated at Stonyhurst
Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the N.
Riding of Yorkshire, and has for twenty-two years
filled the office of Chairman of the Stockton and
Darlington Railway Company, the first public rail-
way established in England. — The Fryerage, near
Yarm, Yorkshire.
MEYBICK, Colonel ■WiUiam Henry (of Gode-
rich Court).
Only son of the late General Thomas Meyrick, by
Elizabeth, natural dau. and heir of Admiral Lord
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Keppel ; h. 1790 ; ni. 1823 Laura, 4th dau. of 1st
Duke of Cleveland, K.G. Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate for Essex, Suffolk, and Herefordshire,
and a Dep. Lieut, for Essex ; a Colonel in the
Army, and formerly Lieutenant Colonel Scots
Fusilier Guards. This family is descended from
Rowland Meyrick, Esq., of the body-guard to
Henry VII. and VIII. — Goderich Court, near
Ross, Herefordshire ; The Cove, Torquay, Devon ;
43, Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son Augustus William Henry, Lieute-
nant-Colonel Scots Fusilier Guards, h. 1827.
MEYRICK.
(See Ch arJton-Mojrirh.)
MICHEL, Sir John, K.C.B. (cr. 1859),
Eldest son of the late John Michel, Esq., of
Dorset; h. 1780. Educated at Woolwich; ap-
pointed to the Royal Artillery 1798, and served
in Holland and the Peninsula ; became a Lieu-
tenant-General in the Army in 1854. — Huisb,
Somerset ; 5, Langham Place, W.
MICHELL, John, Esq. (of Forcett Park).
Eldest son of the late John Michell, Esq., by
Katherine, only dau. (by his 2nd marriage) of
John Niven, Esq., of Thornton, Aberdeenshire ;
h. 1818 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1st 1842 Jane Young, only
dau. of Admiral Sir Arthur Farquhar, K.C.B.,
K.C.H. ; 2Dd 1845 Sophia Janet Ogilvie, youngest
dau. of John Farquharson, Esq., of Haughton, co.
Aberdeen. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the North
Riding of Yorkshire, and a Magistrate for cos.
Durham, Kincardine, and Aberdeen. — Forcett
Park, Aldborough, near Darlington ; Glassel, Kin-
cardineshire, N.B.
Heir, his son John, h. 1347.
MICHELL, 'William, Esq., M.D. (of Bodmin).
Eldest son of the late Bennet Michell, Esq. ; h.
1794 ; m. 1832 Jane Millicent, dau. of the late
Colonel Adair, of Stonehouse, Devon. Educated
at Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge (M.B. 1834, M.D.
1838) ; is a Member of the College of Surgeons,
London ; was formerly a Physician in practice
at Bodmin ; was M.P. for Bodmin 1862-7, and
April — June, 1859. — Bodmin, Cornwall.
MICKLETHWAIT, John, Esq. (of Ardsley).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late
Richard Micklethwait, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau.
of John Pollard, Esq., of Leith ; h. 1795 ; ,?. 1822 •
m. 1825 Mary Anne, dau. of Miles Atkinson, Esq.,
of Skipwith Hall. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. York, and a Captain unattached;
entered the Army 1812; became Captain 46th
foot 1825, retired same year. This family have
been seated in the neighbourhood of Barnsley
(according to Dugdale) since the time of Edward I.
A junior br.anch, now extinct, attained to the
Irish Peerage, as Viscounts Micklethwait, of Port-
arlington, and another removed to Ardsley in
1655. — Ardsley, near Barnsley, co. York.
Heir, his son Richard, late Captain West York
Rifles, b. 1830.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MICKLETHWAYT, Lady {of Iridge Place).
Anne, dau. of tlie late William Hanbury, Esq.,
ill. 1809 Sir S. B. P. Micklethwayt, Bart, {ext.),
■who d. 1853. — Iridge Place, near Battle, Sussex.
MIDDELTON, Peter, Esq. (of Stockeld Park
and Myddelton Lodge).
Eldest son of the late William Middelton, Esq."
{2nd son of the late W^illiam Haggerston Maxwell
Constable, Esq., and the Lady Winifred his wife),
by Clara Louisa, davi. of William Grace, Esq. ;
b. 1786 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1812 Juliana, dau. of Charles
Philip, Idth Lord Stourton. Educated at Stony-
hurst Coll., Lancashire. This family is of great
antiquity in co. York, having held the estates of
Stockeld and of Middelton since the reign of Henry
II. — Stockeld Park, near Wetherby, and Myd-
delton Lodge, Ilkley, near Otley, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son William, h. 1813.
MIDDELTON, Charles Marmaduke, Esq. {of
Linton Spring).
Second son of Peter Middelton, Esq., of Stockeld
Park (whom see); h. 1817; in. 1859 Helen, dau.
of — Fraser, Esq. Is a Magistrate for the West
Hiding of Yorkshire. — Linton Spring, near We-
therby, Yorkshire.
Heir Pres., his brother John, I. 1830.
MIDDLETON (Lord), Henry Willoiigliby (cr.
1711).
Eldest son of the late Henry Willoughby, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of Archdeacon Eyre; b. 1817; s.
his cousin 1856 ; m. 1843 Julia Louisa, dau. of A.
Bosville, Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
1 'ambridge ; is a jMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
the East Riding of Yorkshire and for Notts ;
Patron of 11 livings. — Wollaton Hall, near Not-
tingham ; Birdsall and Settrington, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Digby Wentworth I3ayard, b. 1844.
MIDDLETON, Sir "William Fowle Powle, Bart,
(cr. 1804).
Eldest son of the late Sir W. Middleton, Bart., by
Harriet, dau. of N. Acton, Esq., of Braniford
Hall; b. 1784 ; s. as 2ud Bart. 1830; m. 1825
Anne, dau. of the 1st Lord Brownlow. Educated at
Eton and St. John's ColL, Cambridge (M.A. 1810) ;
is a ^lagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk (High
SherifE" 1830) ; Patron of 6 livings. This family
was formerly of Crowfield Hall, the original family
residence. — Shrubland Park, near Ipswich, Suffolk ;
Carlton, Travellers', and St. James's Clubs, S.W. ;
52, Grosveuor Place, S.W.
MIDGLEY-MUWRO, Charles Miinro, Esq.
Eeputed son of Sir Charles Munro, Bart., of Fowlis
C'astle, N.B., by Harriet, dau. of Eobert Midgley,
Esq., of Eastington, co. York ; I. 1826 ; vi. 1848
Eliza, dau. of James Hill, Esq., of Manchester.
* This gentleman, who was a younger brother of the late
Marmacluke Constable Maxwell, Esq., father of Lord Herries,
assumed the name of Middelton on .succeeding to the bulk of
the estates of his grand- uncle, William Middleton, Esq., in
1763.
Assumed the name of Munro, by Eoyal license,
1859; is a Merchant at Liverpool. — Edge Hill,
Liverpool.
Heir, his son Charles Edward, b. 1858.
MIDLETON (Viscount), Charles Brodrick (cr.
1717).
Eldest son of the late Archbishop Brodrick, of
Cashel, by Mary, dau. of Bishop Woodward, of
Cloyne ; b. 1791 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1825 Emma, dau. of
the 22nd Lord le Despencer. Educated at Eton
and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1812) ; sits
in the House of Peers as Lord Brodrick, U.K.
' (cr. 1796); is a Barrister-at-Law. — 65, Eaton Place,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother George, in Holy Orders
(whom see).
MILBANK, Augustus Sussex, Esq. (of Carlbury
House).
Son of Mark Milbank, Esq., of Thorp Perrow and
Barningham, by Augusta, dau. of the 1st Duke of
Cleveland, K.G. ; b. 1827 ; s. 1850. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Durham. This family
are of great antiquity, and hold estates in both
Yoikshire and Durham. — Carlbury House, near
Durham; Arthur's Club, S.W. ; 2, Cleveland Row,
S.W.
MILBANK, Mark, Esq. (of Thorp Perrow).
Eldest son of the late William Milbank, Esq., by
Dorothy, dau. of John Wise, Esq., of Woolston,
CO. Devon ; h. 1795 ; s. 1802 ; m. 1817 Augusta
Henrietta, 2nd dau. of 1st Duke of Cleveland, K.G.
Educated at Harrow and Oriel Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Yorkshire (High
SherifnS37) ; was M.P. for CameKord 1820-31.—
Thorp Perrow, near Bedale, and Barningham Park,
near Greta Bridge, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Mark WiUiam Vane, b. 1819 ; m.
1845 Barberina Sophia, dau. of the late Sir Thomas
Farquhar, Bart.
MILBANKE, Sir John Ralph, Bart. (cr. 1661).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Peniston Milbanke,
Bart., by Eleanor, dau. of Julines Herring, Esq., of
Jamaica ; b. 1800 ; .y. as 8th Bart. 1850 ; m. 1843
Emily, dau. of John Mansfield, Esq., of Digwell
House, Herts. Is Envoy Extraordinary and Min-
ister Plenipotentiary at jNIunich. — British Embassy,
JNIunich ; Halnaby, near Richmond, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son John Ralph, b. 1847.
MILDMAY, Sir Henry Bouverie Paulet St.
John, Bart. (cr. 1772).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry C. Mildmaj', Bart.,
by Charlotte, eldest dau. of the late Hon. Bartho-
lomew Bouverie, M.T., and grand-dau. of the late
Earl of Radnor ; b. 1810 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1848 ;
m. 1851 Helena, dau. of Charles, Viscount Eversley.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants, and
jNIajor Hants Yeomanry ; was formerly Captain 2nd
Dragoon Guards. — Dogmersfield Park, near Winch-
field, Hants ; AVhite's and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry St. John, h, 1853.
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MiLDMAY, Humphrey Francis, Esq. (of Shore-
ham Place).
Eldest son of the late Humphrey St. John Mild-
may, Esq., by Anne, dau. of Alexander, 1st Lord
Ashburton ; b. 1S25. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1847, M.A. 1854) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Kent ; elected M.P. for co. Hereford
1859. — Shoreham Place, near Sevenoaks, Kent;
Travellers' and Athenreum Clubs, S.W. ; 46,
Berkeley Square, W.
MILES, Sir "WUliam, Bart. (cr. 1859).
Eldest son of the late P. J. Miles, Esq. (M.P. for
Bristol 1835-7) ; 1). 1797 ; m. 1823 Catharine, dau.
of J. Gordon, Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Somerset; was M.P. for Chippenham 1818-20, for
Eomney 1830-2 ; has sat for E. Somerset since
1834. — Leigh Court, near Bristol ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 7, Hamilton Place, W.
Heir, his son Philip John William, h. 1825 ; in.
1848 Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Sir D. Roche,
Bart. ; educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for
Somerset ; late High Sheriff of Bristol.
MILES, G-eorge Frederick William, Esq. (of
Ford Abbey).
Son of the late Philip J. Miles, Esq., M.P., by his
2nd wife Clara, dau. of — Peach, Esq., and half-
brother of Sir William Miles, Bart. ; 6. 1819 ; is m.
Is a Magistrate for Somerset.- — Ford Abbey, near
Ilminster, Somerset.
MILES, John William, Esq. (of ITnderdown).
Son of the late Philip J. Miles, Esq., M.P., by his
2nd wife Clara, dau. of — Peach, Esq., and half-
brother of Sir William Miles, Bart. ; h. 1816. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1839) ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford,
and a Banker at Bristol.— Underdown, near Led-
bury, Herefordshire.
MILES, Philip William Skinner, Esq. (of Kings-
"weston).
Eldest son of the late Philip J. Miles, Esq., M.P.,
of Kings weston and Leigh Court, by his 2nd wife
Clara, dau. of — Peach, Esq., and half-brother of
Sir William Miles, Bart.; h. 1814 ; m. 18— Pamela,
dau. of Lieut. -General Sir W. P. Napier, K.C.B.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for cos. Glou-
cester and Somerset; was M.P. for Bristol 1837-
47. — Kingsweston House, near Bristol.
MILPORD, Lady (of Picton Castle).
Ann Jane, 4th dau. of the 3rd Earl of Wicklow ;
m. 1854 (as 2nd wife) Richard, Lord Milford {ext.),
who d. 1857. — Picton Castle, near Haverfordwest,
Pembrokeshire ; 27, Brook Street, W.
MILL, Rev. Sir John Barker, Bart. (cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late John Barker, Esq., of Ware-
ham, Dorset, by IMary, only sister of the late Sir
C. Mill, Bart., who d. 1835, bequeathing his pro-
perty to his nephew, the present Baronet, to
whom the title was renewed; h. 1803; m. 1828
Jane, dau. of Colonel Swinburne. Educated at
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Downing Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1823, M.A.I 831) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants, and
Patron of 1 living ; was formerly Rector of .
— Mottisfont Abbey, King's Sorborne, near Rom-
sey, Hants; Reform Club, S.W.
MILL, Lady.
Selina, dau. of the late Sir J. Morshead, Bart. ;
m. 1st 1800 Sir C. Mill, Bart., who d. 1835 ; 2nd
1839 (as 2nd wife) W. H. Ashurst, Esq., who d.
1846. — Harbord House, Richmond, Surrey, S.W.
MILLER, Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1788).
Eldest son of the late J. Miller, Esq., of Glenlee,
by Edwina, dau. of Sir A. P. Gordon Gumming,
Bart., of Altyre and Gordonstown ; h. 1815 ; s. his
grandfather 1846 ; m. 1839 Emily, dau. of General
Sir Thomas McMahon, Bart., G.C.B. Educated
at Eton and Geneva ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Ayr and New Galloway ; was for-
merly an Officer in the 12th Royal Lancers, The
1st Bart, was Lord President of the College of
Justice ; the 2nd Bart, was a Senator of the same,
with the title of Lord Glenlee. — Barskiraming, near
Mauchline, Ayrshire, N.B. ; Glenlee, Kirkcud-
brightshire, N.B. ; Reform, and Army and Navy
Clubs, S.W. ; 6, Bury Street, St. James's, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas McDonald, h, 1846.
MILLER, Sir Thomas Combe, Bart. (cr. 1705).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Miller, Bart.,
M.P., by Mary, heiress of — Edwards, Esq. ;
h. 1781; s. as 6th Bart. 1816; m. 1824 Martha,
dau. of the Rev. John Holmes, of Bungay,
Suffolk. Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (LL.B. 1802) ; in Holy Orders ; ap-
pointed Rector of Froyle 18 — . — Froyle Rectory,
near Alton, Hants.
Heir, his son Charles Hayes, late Cornet 2nd
Life Guards ; h. 1829 ; in. 1856 Katherine Maria,
dau. of James Winter Scott, Esq., of Rotherfield
Park, Hants.
MILLER, Colonel Fiennes Sanderson, C.B. (of
Radway Grange, Warwickshire).
Eldest son of the late Fiennes Sanderson Miller,
Esq., by Henrietta, dau. of Joseph Mead, Esq.,
Captain R.N. ; h. 1783 ; s. 1817 ; m. 1819 Geor-
giana Sibella, 5th dau. of the Rev. Philip Story,
of Lockington Hall, co. Leicester. Educated at
Rugby ; is a IMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick ; entered the Army 1799, and became
Lieutenant-Colonel 6th Dragoons; was present at
Waterloo, where he was severely wounded. — Rad-
way Grange, near Banbury.
Jlcir, bis son William Sanderson, in Holy Orders,
h. 1822 ; m. 1848 Henrietta, only dau. of the Rev.
Thomas Lea.
MILLER, Rowley, Esq. (of Moneymore).
Sixth son of the late .John Miller, Esq., of Money-
more, by Margaret, dau. of P. Oulton, Esq., of
Dublin ; h. 1781 ; s. 1820 ; m. 1806 Margaret, dau.
of the Rev. Thomas Torrens, and cousin to the
late Major-General Sir H. Torrens. Appointed to
the Londonderry Militia in 1798, is now Major of
that regiment, and Senior Officer of all the Militias
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of Great Britain and Ireland ; is a Magistrate
for COS. Tyrone and Antrim, and a Magistrate
and Pep. Lieut, for co. Londonderry. Several of
Major Miller's ancestors took an active part dnring
the siege of Londonderry. — Moneymore, co. Lon-
donderry, Ireland.
Ilea; his son John Rowley, h. 1808 ; m. 1830
Emily Charlotte, dau. of the late Rev. Henry
Stewart, I).D., and brother of the late Sir J.
Stewart, Bart., of Ballygawly, co. Tyrone.
MILLEB, Stearue BaU, Esq., Q,.C.
Sou of the late Rev. George IMiller, D.D., of
Armagh; h. 1813 ; m. 1856 Mary, dau. of M. B.
Rutherford, Esq., of Dublin. Called to the Irish
Bar 1835, became a Q.C. 1852; was M.P. for
Armagh 1857-9. — 6, Rutland Street, Dublin.
MILLEK, Ta,verner Jolni, Esq.,
Son of Captain C. Miller, of the Essex Militia ;
h. 1804 ; m. 1838 Marian, dau. of C. Cbeyne, Esq.,
late of Godalming, Surrey. Is a Merchant in
Westminster and a Magistrate for that city, and a
Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ; was M.P. for Maldon
in 1852 ; has sat for Colchester since 1857. — The
Elms, Tooting, Surrey, S. ; National Club, S.W. ;
7, Millbank Street, Westminster.
MILIiEB., William, Esq.
Second sou of the late James Miller, Esq., of Leith,
N.B., by Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. William
Sutherland, of Wick, co. Caithness ; h. 1S15 ; in.
1858 Mary Anne, dau. of John Farleigh Leith,
Esq., Barri.ster-at-Law. Educated at the L^niversity
of Edinburgh ; was formerly a Merchant and British
Yice-Consul at St. Petersburg ; elected M.P. for
Leith Burghs 1859.— Union Club, S.W. ; 135, Pic-
cadilly, W.
MILLIGAInT, Robert, Esq. (of Acacia House).
Son of the late John Milligan, Esq., of Gallowaj',
N.B. ; h. 1786 ; m. 1818 Mary, dau. of N. Briggs,
Esq. Is a Magistrate for the W. Riding of York-
shire, and head of the firm of Milligan, Forbes, and
Co., Merchants, at Bradford, of which borough he
was Mayor 1817-8 ; was M.P, for Bradford 1850-7.
^Acacia House, near Leeds; Reform Club, S,W,
MILLS, Arthur, Esq.
Youngest son of the late Rev, Francis Mills, of
Barford, co. Warwick, by Catharine, dau. of Sir
John Mordaunt, Bart., of Walton, co. Warwick ;
h. ISIG; ra. 1818 Agnes Lucy, yoiuigest dau. of
Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart. Educated at
Rugby and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1835, M.A.
1838) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1812 ;
has been M.P. for Taunton since 1857 ; author of
"Colonial Constitutions," "India in 1858," and a
pamphlet on the "Law of Rating."- — St. James's
and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W. ; 34, Hyde-
Park Gardens, W.
Heir, his son Barton Reginald Vaughan, h. 1857-
MILLS, Kev. Henry,
Eldest son of the late Rev, Francis Mills, by
Catharine, dau. of the late Sir John Mordaunt,
7th Bart. ; h. 1815 ; m. 1841 Mary, 3rd dau. of the
Rev. H. Hippisley. Educated at Rugby and
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1837) ; appointed Vicar
of Pillerton 1841 ; is a Magistrate for co. Warwick.
— Pillerton, near Kineton, Warwickshire.
MILLS, John, Esq, (of Bisterne),
Eldest son of the late William Mills, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Wriothesley Digby, Esq., Mere-
den, CO. Warwick ; h. 1789 ; s. 1820 ; m. 1835
Sarah Charlotte, dau. of Nathaniel Micklethwait,
Esq., of Taverham, Norfolk. Educated at Harrow
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep,
Lieut, for Hants, and a Verderer of the New
Forest ; was formerly in the Coldstream Guards ;
served in the Peninsula and in Holland ; was
present at the battles of Fuentes d'Onor and Sala-
manca-, and the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and Bur-
gos ; was M.P. for Rochester 1831-4, — Bisterne,
near Ringwood, Hants.
Heir, his son John, h. 1836.
MILLS, E.ev. Thornas,
Youngest son of the late Thomas Mills, Esq., of
Great Saxham Hall, Suffolk, by Susanna, dau. of
Christopher Harris, Esq., of Bellevue, Plymstock,
Devon ; Ij. 1793 ; m. 1st 182 - Anne, dau. of
Nathaniel Barnardiston, Esq. ; 2nd 1830 Elizabeth
Frances, dau. of George, 5th Viscount Barrington.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1814) ; is a Magistrate for Suffolk, a Chaplain in
Ordinary to Her Majesty, Rector of Stutton and
Great Saxham, and Proctor in Convocation for the
Archdeaconry of Suffolk. This family is, and has
been for many years, resident at Great Saxham. —
Stutton, near Ipswich, Suffolk ; University Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Barrington Stopford Thomas,
M.A., of Ch. Ch., Oxford, and Rector of Laws-
hall, Suffolk ; h. 1822 ; in.. 18— Georgiana Pe-
nelope, dau. of Henry C. Sturt, Esq., of CritchiU
House, Dorset.
MILLS, Thomas, Esq, (of Tolmers),
Eldest son of the late Samuel Mills, Esq., of Russell
Square, London, by Mary, dau. of T. Wilson, Esq. ;
h. 1794. Educated at Queen's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1819 ; M.A. 1822) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1832; is a Magistrate and Dep,
Lieut, for Herts, and a Magistrate for Middlesex
and Beds ; has been M.P. for Totness since 1852,
Patronage 2 liviogs. — Tolmers, near Hertford ;
University C^lub, S.W.
MILLS, "William, Esq, (of Saxham Hall),
Eldest son of the late Thomas Mills, Esq., by
Susanna, co-heiress of Christopher Harris, Esq., of
Bellevue, Devon ; h. 1780 ; m. 1817 Clara Jane,
dau. of the Rev. Richard Huntley, of Boxwell
Court, CO. Gloucester. Educated at Eton and
Weimar, in Germany ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Suffolk (nominated High Sheriff in 1847,
but was excused on account of ill health). This
family has been resident at Saxham Hall since the
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IGth century. — Saxhain Hall, near Bury St. Ed-
mund's, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Thomas Richard, 1. 1818 ; m. 1843
Emily, dau. of the Hon. Samuel Hatt.
MILLTOWN (Earl of), Joseph Leeson, K.P,
(cr. 1763).
Elder son of the late Joseph Leeson, Esq. (who
was eldest son of the 3rd Earl), by Emily, dau. of
Archibald Douglas, Esq., of Darnock, N.B. ;
h. 1799 ; s. his grandfather as 4th Earl 1807 ;
m. 1828 Barbara, dau. of the late Sir Joshua C.
Meredyth, Bart., and widow of the last Lord Cas-
tlecoote. Is a Magistrate for cos. Wicklow and
Dublin. — Eussborough House, Wicklow : Brookes'
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Russborough, Captain
Eoyal Dublin Militia, late Ensign 6Sth foot,
h. 1829.
MILMAIT, Sir ^TO^illiam, Bart. (or. 1800).
Eldest son of the late Sir William George Milman,
Bart., of Levaton Woodlands, Devon, by Elizabeth
Hurry, dau. of Robert Alderson, Esq., of Norwich ;
h. 1813 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1857 ; m. 1841 Matilda
Frances, dau. of the late Rev. John Pretyman.
Educated at Westminster and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1837) ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1841.— Moor Park, near Ludlow, Shrop-
shire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis John, h. 1842.
MILETE, Sir Alexander, K.C.B. (of Inveresk),
(or. 1858).
Second son of the late Admiral Sir D. Milne,
G.C.B., by Grace, dau. of Sir A. Purves, Bart. ;
h. 1806 ; m. 1850 Euphemia, dau. of the late
A. Cochrane, Esq., of Askirk, co. Roxburgh. Is a
Rear-Admiral in the Navy, and has been a Lord of
Admiralty since 1847 ; served on Pacific, Brazil,
W. Indian, N. American, LLsbon, and Home
Stations. — Inveresk, Musselburgh, near Edinburgh ;
United Service Club, S.W. ; 12, New Street, Sj-rmg
Gardens, S.W.
MILWE-HOME, David, Esq. (of Milne Graden).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir David Milne,
G.C.B., by Grace, dau. of Sir Alexander Purves,
Bart., of Purve.shall; h. 1805; s. 1845; ni. 1832
Jean, dau. of Yv^illiam Foreman Home, Esq. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh University (M.A. 1824) ;
called to the Scottish Bar 1826 ; appointed Advo-
cate Depute 1838 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Berwick; author of several treatises
on Astronomy and C4eology. This family came
originally from Inverness-shire. — Milne Graden,
near Coldstream, N.B. ; 10, York Place, Edinburgh ;
New Club, Edinburgh ; Carlton Club, S.W.
MILWEH, Sir -William Mordaunt Edward,
Bart. (or. 1717).
Eldest son of the late Sir W. Mordaunt Start Milner,
Bart., by Harriet Elizabeth, dau. of the late Lord
Edward Bentinek, and grand-dau. of the Duke of
Portland; h. 1820 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1855 ; m. 1844
Anne Georgiana, 3rd dau. of F. Lumley, Esq., and
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sister of the Earl of Scarborough (she was raised to
the rank of an Earl's daughter 1858). Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1841) ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Yorkshire, and Patron
of 1 living; was M.P. for York 1848-57.— Bolton
Lodge, Nun Appleton, nearTadcaster; Brookes' and
Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son William Mordaunt, h. 1848.
MILWEE, Dowager Lady (of Aldwarke Hall),
Harriet Elizabeth, dau. of the late Lord E. C.
Bentinek ; m. 1809 (as 2nd wife) Sir W. M. Milner,
Bart, (some time M.P. for York), who d. 1855. —
Aldwarke Hall, near Ilotherbam, Y^'orkshire.
MILISTEB-GIB S O IST, Right Hon. Thomas (of
Theberton House).
Only son of the late Major T. Milner-Gibson, of the
37th foot, by Isabella, only dau. of H. Glover, Esq.,
of Chester; h. 1807; m. 1832 Arethusa Susanna,
only dau. of the late Sir T. G. Cullum, Bart. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse ; graduated B.A. at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge, 1830 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk ; was Vice-President
of Board of Trade 1846-8 ; M.P. for Ipswich
1837-9, for Manchester 1841-57 ; has been M.P.
for Ashton-under-Lyne since December, 1857 ; ap-
pointed President of Board of Trade 1859.-— The-
berton House, near Saxmundham, Suffolk; Reform
Club, S.W. ; 3, Hyde-Park Place, Cumberland
Gate, W.
Heir, his son Thomas Dudley, h. 1845.
MILISTES, Richard Monckton, Esq. (of Fryston
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Robert Pemberton Milnes,
Esq. (some time M.P. for Pontefract), by Henrietta
Maria, dau. of Viscount Gal way ; h. 1809; s. 1858;
m. 1850 Annabella Hungerford, dau. of John, 2nd
Lord Crewe. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1828, M.A. 1830, cr. Hon. D.C.L.,
Oxford, 1856) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
the W. Riding of Yorkshire ; has been M.P. for
Pontefract since 1837. This family was formerly
settled in Derbyshire, then at Wakefield, in York-
shire, and an ancestor married the heiress of the
Rodeses of Great Houghton. — Fryston Hall, near
Ferrybridge, and Bawtry Hall, Yorkshire ; Athe-
naeum, Boodle's, and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs,
S.W. ; 16, Upper Brook Street, W.
Heir, his .son Robert Offley Ashburton, h. 1857.
MILTO]Nr, Viscount.
(See under FitzWilUaiii, Earl.)
MILTOlSr, Viscountess,
Selina, 2nd dau. of the 2nd Earl of Liverpool ;
r,i. 1st 1833 -Charles, Viscount Milton (who d.
1835) ; 2nd 1845 G. S. Foljambe, Esq.— Osberton
Hall, East Retford ; Fife House, Whitehall, S.W.
MILV/AED, Henry, Esq. (of Redditch).
Eldest son of the late Henry Mil ward, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of Thomas Smith, Esq., of Redditch;
i. 1802 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1831 Catherine, dau. of John
Gosling, Esq. Is a Magistrate for cos. Worcester
Mil]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
and Warwick. — Redditch, near Bromsgrove, Wor-
cestershire.
Heir, his son Henry Charles, h. 1831 ; m. 1856
Margaret Aston, dau. of the lateW. A.Wilkinson,
Esq.
MIL WARD, Richard, Esq. (of Thurgarton).
Eldest son of John Parkinson, Esq., of Ley Fields,
Notts, by Ann, dau. of Richard Milward, Esq., of
Hexgreave Park ; b. 1810 ; s. 1844 his nncle, the
late Richard Milward, Esq., when he assumed his
name ; on. 1840 Marianne, 3rd dau. of Charles
Martin, Esq. Appointed Lieutenant S. Notts
Yeomanry Cavalry 1847 ; is a Magistrate for
Notts (High Sheriff 1857). This family is de-
scended from the Milwards of Eaton, Dovedale,
Derbyshire. — Thurgarton Priory, and Hexgreave
Park, near Southwell, Notts ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother John, h. 1812; m. 1842
Katherine, dau. of George Hole, Esq.
MINCHIISr, Charles, Esq. (of Kathclough).
Eldest son of the late Humphrey Mincliin, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of the late Thomas Lockwood, Esq.,
ofCashel; b. 1805; .v. 1S22 ; m. 184S Charlotte
Bingham, dau. of the late Henry M. Kelly, Esq.,
of Carraroe, co. Galway, and niece of John, late
Lord Clanmorris. Educated at Trinity ( 'oil., Dub-
lin ; is a Magistrate for co. Tipperarj'. This family
is descended from Humphrey Minchin, an officer in
Cromwell's army, who obtained from the Protector
extensive lands in co. Tipperary. — Rathclough,
near Cashel, co. Tipperary.
MINWITT, Joshua Robert, Esq. (of Anaghbeg).
Eldest son of the late Joshua Minnitt, Esq., of
Anaghbeg, by IMarj', dau. of Captain N. Kingsley,
of H.M.'s 8th regiment; b. 1806 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1834
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Charles Forster Goring,
Bart., of Highden, Sussex. IMucated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary. —
Anaghbeg, near Nenagh, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son Charles Goring, /*. 183.5.
MINTO (Earl of), WilUam Hugh Elliot -Mur-
ray-Kynynmoiind, Gr.C.B., P.O. (cr. 1813).
Eldest surviving son of the 2nd Earl, who was
some time First Lord of the Admiralty, Ambas-
sador at Berlin, &c., by Mary, eldest dau. of the
late Patrick Brydone, Esq.; b. 1814; s. 1859;
m. 1844 Emma Eleanor, dau. of Sir Thomas Hislop,
Bart. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Roxburgh ; was
M.P. for Hythe 1837-41, for Greenock 1847-52,
and for cos. Clackmannan and Kinross 1857-9. —
Minto House, near Hawick, and Melgund, near
Jedburgh, Roxburgh.shire ; Brookes' and Tra-
vellers' C'lubs, S.W. ; 24, Chester Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount IMelgund, /;. 1845.
MIREHOUSE, John, Esq. (of Brownslade).
Eldest son of the late John Mirehouse (Common
Serjeant of the City of London), of Brownslade
and Banjeston, co. Pembroke, by Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Bishop (Fisher) of Salisbury ; b. 1826 ;
s. 1850. Educated at P^ton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1851, M.A. 1854) ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1855 ; is a Dep. Lieut, forco.
Pembroke, and a member of the Home Circuit. —
Brownslade, near Pembroke ; Arthur's Club, S.W.;
60, Upper Seymour Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Evelyn, b. 1832.
MITCHELL, John Wray, Esq. (of Castlestrange).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Edward
Mitchell, Esq., by Mary Ann, dau. of the late John
Wray, Esq., of Park Place, London ; b. 1808 ;
s. 1858 ; m. 1838 his cousin Anne Sai-ah, dau. of
John Wray, Esq., of Suffolk Place, London. Edu-
cated at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ;
is a Colonel R.A., and Commandant of the School
of Gunnery at Shoebnryness. This family is of
Scotch origin. The first of the Irish line settled in
CO. Roscommon immediately after the battle of the
Boyne, having served as a cavalry officer in King
William's army. — Castlestrange, near Athleague,
CO. Roscommon ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward, Lieutenant R.E., b. 1839.
MITCHELL, Thomas Alexander, Esq.
A native of Montrose ; b. 1812 ; is a Merchant in
London, and Partner in the house of Sampson,
Mitchell, and Co., New Broad Street ; has been
M.P. for Bridport since 1841. — Brookes', Union,
and Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 50, Charles Street,
Berkeley Square, W.
MITCHELL.
(See Forbes-MitcJuU.)
MITPORD,* Henry Revely, Esq. (of Exbury).
Eldest son of the late Captain Henry Mitford, R.N.
(who was lost at sea in H.jM.'s ship Yorl'), by his
2nd wife Mary, dau. of the Hon. David Anstruther ;
b. 18 — ; s. his grandfather, the late William JNIit-
ford, Esq. (the Historian of Greece), 1827 ; m. 1828
Georgina Jemima, dau. of the late Earl of Ash-
burnham (divorced 1837). Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Hants. This family is a younger
branch of the Mitfords of Mitford Castle, from
whom Lord Redesdale is descended. — Exbury Park,
Fawley, near Southampton, Hants ; 25, Grosvenor
Street West, S.W.
MITFORD, Robert, Esq. (of Mitford Castle). M
Second son of the late Bertram Mitford, byTabitha,
dau. of Francis Johnson, Esq., M.D., of Newcastle ;
b. 1781 ; 5. his brother 1842 ; m. 1830 Margaret,
dau. of James Dunsmure, Esq., of Edinburgh.
Entered the Navy 1794, and served on the Medi-
terranean and other stations ; became a Vice-
Admiral 1854 ; represents an old baronial family,
celebrated in earlier days as Border chieftains. —
jNlitford Castle, near ]\Iorpeth, Northumberland ;
Humnanby, near Scarborough, co. York.
J/cir, his cousin. Major John Philip Mitford,
b. 1808 ; VI. 1844 Frances, dau. of the late C.
Mitford, Esq., of Pitshill, Sussex.
MITPORD, "Wimam Townley, Esq. (of Pitshill).
Only son of the late Charle Mitford, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of the late R. G. Townley, Esq.,
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[Mon
M. P., of Fulbomn, co. Cambridge ; h. 1817 j
s. 1831 ; m. 1855 Margaret Emma, dau. of 3rd
Lord Kenyon. Educated at Eton and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1839) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Sussex (High Slieriff 1847) ; elected
M.P. for Midhurst 1859. This family is descended
from the Mitfords of Mitford Castle. — Pitshill,
near Petworth, Sussex ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Kenyon, h. 1857.
MOFFATT, George, Esq.
I. 18 — ; m. 1856 Lucy, dau. of the late James
Morrison, Esq., M.P., of Barildon Park, Berks.
Is a partner in the house of MofFatt and Co., Mer-
chants in London ; was M.P. for Dartmouth
1845-52, for Ashburton 1852-7.— Norwood, Surrey ;
EeformClub, S.W. ; 103, Eaton Square, S.W.
MOGGr, John George, Esq. (of Farrington Ma-
nor).
Eldest son of the late George Mogg, Esq., by
Martha, dau. of Francis Morgan, Esq., of Cornhiil
House, Somerset; h. 1813'; s. 1818; m. 1842
Marianna, dau. of Captain Kerney White, R.N.
Educated at Charterhouse and Oriel Coll., Ox-
ford ; is a Magistrate for Somerset, and Captain
N. Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry. — The Manor
House, Farrington Gurney, near Bristol ; f'onser-
vative Club, S.W.
MOGGRIDGE, Matthew, Esq., F.G.S. (of The
Willows).
Second son of the late J. H. Moggridge, Esq., of
Woodfield, co. Monmouth, by Sarah, dau. of M.
JefFerys, Esq., of Blakebrook, co. Worcester ; b.
1803; s. 1834; m. 1836 Fanny Llewelyn, eldest
dau. of the late L. W. Dillwyn, Esq., M.P. Is a
Magistrate for cos. Glamorgan and Monmouth ;
was formerly Captain Glamorganshire Yeomanry.
— The Willows, near Swansea, Glamorganshire ;
Woodfield, Monmouthshire.
Heir, his .son Matthew Weston, h. 1838.
MOm, Robert Graham, Esq. (of Leckie).
Only son of the late Charles Alexander Moir, Esq.,
by Henrietta, dau. of Robert Hay, Esq., of Drum-
melzier; i. 1825 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1855 Anne Eliza-
beth, dau. of W^illiam Hay, Esq., of Dunse Castle,
N.B. Educated at Exeter Coll., Oxford; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stirling. This
family is descended from a common ancestor with
the Duke of Montrose. — Leckie, near Stirling,
N.B.
Heir, his son Charles William Graham Graham,
I. 1858.
MOLESWORTH (Viscount) , Richard Pigot
Molesworth (cr. 1716).
Eldest son of the late Richard Molesworth, Esq.
(grandson of the 1st Viscount), by Catharine, dau.
of Thomas Cobb, Esq., of Twickenham, Middle-
sex ; h. 1786; s. his cousin as 7th Viscount 1815.
— 43, Grand Parade, Brighton ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew Samuel (only son of the
late Captain Hon. John Molesworth, by Louisa,
dau. of the late Rev. Dr. Tomkyns), h. 1829.
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MOLESWORTH, Rev. Sir Hugh Henry, Bart.
(cr. 1689).
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Molesworth,
by Katharine, eldest dau. of Paul Treby Treby,
Esq., of Goodamore, Devon ; h. 1818 ; s. his cousin,
the late Right Hon. Sir William Molesworth, Bart.,
M.P., 1855 ; m. 1856 Beatrice Anne, youngest dau.
of Charles PrideauxBrune, Esq., of Prideaux Place,
Cornwall. Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1840) ; appointed Rector of St.
Petroe Minor 1 84-. — Little Petherick and Pencar-
row, near Bodmin, Cornwall.
Heir Pres., his bi'other Paul William, in Holy
Orders ; l. 1820 ; m. 1849 Fanny, dau. of G. W. F.
Gregor, Esq., of Trewarthenick, Cornwall.
MOLESWORTH, Dowager Lady (of Tetcott).
Andalusia, dau. of Bruce Carstairs, Esq. ; m. 1st
T. West, Esq. ; 2nd 1844 Right Hon. Sir William
Molesworth, Bart., who cl. 1855. — Tetcott, Devon ;
87, Eaton Place, S.W.
MOLONY, James, Esq. (of Kiltanon).
Eldest son of the late James Molony, Esq., by
Selina, dau. of the Rev. John Mills, of Eaiford,
CO. Warwick ; h. 1785 ; s. 1823 ; m. 1st 1820 Har-
riet, dau. of William Harding, Esq. ; 2nd 1828
Lucy, 2nd dau. of Sir Trevor Wheler, Bart. Ap-
pointed to the East-India Company's China Esta-
blishment 1802 ; is a IMagistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Clare (High Sheriff 1828). This family was
possessed of Kiltanon in the reign of Henry II. —
Kiltanon, near TuUa, co. Limerick.
Heir, his son William Mills, Captain 22nd regi-
ment, h. 1825.
MOLYNEUX, Sir Capel, Bart. (cr. 1730).
Eldest son of the late Sir George King Adlercron
Molyneux, Bart., by Emma, dau. of — Green,
Esq. ; h. 1841 ; s. .is 7th Bart. 1848. Represents a
younger branch of the family of the Earl of Sefton.
— Castle Dillon, co. Armagh.
Heir Pres., his cousin Capel, in Holy Orders,
Chaplain of the Lock Hospital, Paddington ; b.
1804; m. 1832 Maria, dau. of Admiral Carpenter.
MOLYNEUX.
(Sec Moi'C-Moli/neiu:)
MONAHAJSr, Right Hon. James Henry.
Eldest son of the late ]\Iichael Monahan, Esq., of
Heathlawn, co. Galway ; b. 1804. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1823) ; called to the
Irish Bar 1828 ; appointed Queen's Counsel 1840 ;
was Solicitor-General for Ireland 1846-7, Attorney-
General 1847-50 ; appointed Chief Justice of Court
of Common Pleas, Ireland, 1850 ; sworn a Member
of the Privy Council in Ireland 1848 ; was M.P.
for Galway Feb.— July, 1847.— 5, Fitzwilliara-
Square, Dublin,
MONCK (Viscount), Charles Stanley Monck (cr.
1800).
Eldest son of 3rd Viscount, by Bridget, dau. of J.
J. Willington, Esq., of Killoskehane, co. Tipperary ;
Mon]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
h. 1819 ; s. 18-19 ; m. 1844 Elizabeth, dau. of 1st
Eavl of Eathdown {ext.). Is a IMagistrate and Dep.
Lieut, foi" CO. Wicklow ; was M.P. for Portsmouth
] 852-7, a Lord of the Treasury 1854-5, Lord
Privy Seal to the Prince of Wales 1855-8. — Charle-
ville, CO. Wicklov/ ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 4, Glou-
cester Square, W.
Heir, bis son Henry Power Charles Stanley, h.
1849.
MONCK, Sir Charles Miles Lambert, Bart,
(or. 1662).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Middleton, B.art.,
by Jane, dau. of Lawrence IMouk, Esq., of Caenby,
CO. Lincoln ; b. 1779 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1795 ; ex-
changed his name of Middleton for that of Monck
1799 ; m. 1st 1804 Louisa, dau. of Sir George Cooke,
Bart. ; 2nd 1831 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the 4th
Earl of Tankerville. Educated at Eugby ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland,
and Patron of 1 living. — Belsay Castle, near Hex-
ham, Northumberland ; 20, Duke Street, West-
minster, S.W.
Heir, his grandson , son of the late Charles
Atticus Monck, Esq., by Laura, dau. of Sir M. V/.
Eidley, Bart.
MONCK, Johin Bligh, Esq. (of Coley Park).
Eldest son of the late John Berkeley Monck,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of William Stephens, Esq., of
Aldermaston, Berks; h. 1811; s. 1834; m. 1841
Elizabeth Margaret, dau. of the Rev. S. Wildman
Yates. Educated at Eton and Bi'asenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1833) ; is a Magistrate for Berks
(High Slaeriff 1845). — Coley Park, near Eeading,
Berks.
Heir, his son William Berkeley, h. 1842.
MONCKTOlsr, Hon. Edmund Gambier (of Hod-
■ royd Hall).
Fourth son of 4th Viscount Galway ; h. 1809 ; m.
1845 Arabella Martha, dau. of Rev. J. Robinson.
Educated at Charterhouse ; was formerly in the
50th foot ; entered the Rifle Brigade 1838, became
Captain 1843, retired 1849 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
the West Riding of Yorkshire, and Lieutenant-
Colonel West York Rifle Militia.— Hodroyd Hall,
near Wakefield, Yorkshire.
MOKTCKTOlSr, Hon. Horace Manners.
Sixth son of 4th Viscount Galway ; h. 1824 ; m.
1856 Georgina, dau. of Sir T. W. White, Bart.
Educated at Sandhurst ; entered 29th foot 1841,
became Captain 1849 ; exchanged to 3rd Light
Dragoons as Captain 1850 ; served in India, and was
wounded at Chilianwallah ; served in the East with
Turkish Contingent 1855-6 ; became Major 3rd
Light Dragoons 1857. — Junior LTnited Service
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Horace Woollaston, h. 1857.
MONCREIFP, Sir Henry Wellwood, Bart. (or.
1626).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Wellwood-Mon-
creifF, Bart., by Anne, dau. of Geoi'ge Robertson,
Esq., R.N. ; h. 1809 ; s. as 10th Bart. 1851 ; m.
1838 Alexina Mary, dau. of George Bell, Esq., of
Edinburgh. Educated at the High School and
St. Cuthbert's, Edinburgh, and New Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1831) ; was a Clergyman of the Church of
Scotland 1836-47, and since that time of the Free
Church. — Tullibole Castle, Kiuro.ss-shire, N.B. ;
43, Cuthbert Street, Edinburgh.
Heir Pres., his brother Right Hon. James, M.P.
for Edinburgh. Lord Advocate for Scotland ; b.
1811 ; 1)1. 1834 Isabella, dau. of Robert Bell, Esq.,
of Edinburgh.
MOISTCREIPP, Right Hon. James.
Brother of and heir pres. to Sir H. W. Moncreiff,
Bart, (whom see) ; b. 1811 ; m. 1834 Isabella, dau.
of Robert Bell, Esq., of Edinburgh. Educated at
the High School and University of Edinburgh ; an
Advocate at the Scotch Bar (called 1833) ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Edinburgh, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Edinburgh Volunteers ; was Solicitor-
General for Scotland 1850-1, Lord Advocate
1851-2 and 1853-7, re-appointed 1859 ; was M.P.
for Leith 1851-9 ; elected M.P. for Edinburgh
1859. — 15, Great Stuart Street, Edinburgh ;
Brookes' Club, S.W, ; 1, New Street, Spring Gar-
dens, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry James, b. 1835.
MOWCREIFPE, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1685).
Elder son of the late Sir D. Moncreiffe, Bart., by
Helen, dau. of the late ^^neas Mackay, Esq., of
Kolston, N.B. ; b. 1822 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1843 Louisa,
dau. of 10th Earl of Kinnoull. Educated at Harrow ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Perthshire,
and Hon. Colonel Royal Perth Rifles ; was formerly
Lieutenant Grenadier Guards. — Moncreiffe House,
near Bridge of Large, Perthshire ; W'hite's Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1856.
MONEY, George Hem'y, Esq..
Son of the late George Money, Esq., of Hill House,
Berks, by Pulcherie, only dau. of Raoul, 16th
Marquess de Bourbel-Montpinfon, of Montpingon,
in Normandy. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1843, M.A. 1846) ; called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple in 1846 ; is a Dep. Lieut,
for Middlesex ; author of " Our Tent in the
Ci'imea." This family, which has large possessions
in Herefordshire and Wilts, is directly descended
from Pope's "Man of Ross." — Carlton Club, S.W. ;
9, Berkeley Street, Berkeley Square, W. ; 15, Old
Square, Lincoln's Inn, E.C.
MONINGTON-^WESTON, Mrs. (of Sarnesfield
Court).
Mary Ann, youngest dau. of John Wright, Esq., of
Kelvedon Hall, Essex ; m. 1822 Thomas Webb-
Weston, Esq. (who assumed the name of Moning-
ton 1824, on succeeding to the estate of Sarnesfield) ;
he was a Magistrate for co. Hereford, and High
Sheriff 1837, and d. 1857.— Sarnesfield Court, near
Hereford.
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M O W K, Charles James, Esq. (of Everleigh
Ho vise).
Only son of the late Right Eev. J. H. Monk, D.D.,
Bisliop of Gloucester aud Bristol (who d. 1857), by
Jane Smart, onlv dau. of Rev. H. Hughes, of Nun-
eaton ; b. 1821"'; m. 1853 Julia, only dau. of P.
Ealli, Esq., of Coiinaugbt Place West, London.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1847, M.A. 1850) ; was Sir William Browne's
Medallist 1815, and Members' Prizeman 1816 and
1847 : called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1850 ;
appointed Chancellor of Bristol 1855, and Chan-
cellor of Gloucester 1859 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
Gloucestershire; author of the "Golden Horn,"&c. ;
was M.P. for Gloucester April — July, 1859. —
Everleigh House, near Marlborough, Wilts ; Tra-
vellers' and Reform Clubs, S.W.
MOISTRO, Hector, Esq. (of Edmondsham).
Only son of the late Hector AV. B. Monro, Esq., of
Edmondsham, Dorset, and of Ewell Castle, Surrey,
by Henrietta Lewina, dau. of L. G. D. Tregonwell,
Esq., of Cranboiune Lodge and Anderson, Dorset,
and of Ashington, Somerset ; b. 1827 ; s. 1842 ; m.
1854 Adah, dau. of Sebastian Smith, Esq. Educated
at the Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is a Magis-
trate for Dorset ; was formerly Captain 57th foot.
—Edmondsham, near Cranbourne, Dorset ; Army
and Navy Club, S.W.
ffeii; his son Hector Edmond, b. 1855.
MOM" SELL, Right Hon. "William (of Tervoe).
Eldest son of the late William Mon sell, Esq., by
Olivia, elder dau. of the late Sir J. A, Walsh,
Bart. ; b. 1812; m. 1st 1836 Anna M.aria, dau. of
2nd Earl of Dunraven ; 2Qd 1857 Berthe, dau. of
Le Comte de Montigny Boutainvilliers. Educated
at Winchester and Oriel Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Limerick (High
Sheriff 1835) ; Clerk to the Ordnance 1852-7 ; Pre-
sident of the Board of Health 1857-8 ; has been
M.P. for CO. Limerick since 1847. — Tervoe, near
Limerick ; Athenfeum Club, S.W. ; Stafford Club,
W. ; 11, Chesterfield Street, Mayfair, W.
Heir, his son Gaston William Thomas, b. 1858.
MONSON (Lord), A^illiam John Monson (cr.
1728).
Only son of the late Hon. Colonel William Monson
(who was a son of the 2nd Lord), by Anne, dau. and
co-heir of the late John Debonnaire, Esq. ; b. 1796 ;
s. his cousin as 6th Lord 1841 ; m. 1828 Eliza,
youngest dau. of Edmund Larken, Esq. Educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1820); called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1820 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln. Is descended
from a common ancestor with Lord Sondes. Pa-
tronage 7 livings. — Burton Hall, near Lincoln ;
Chart Lodge, near Sevenoaks. Kent ; Gatton Park,
near Reigate, Surrey ; 1, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
W.C.
Heir, his son William John, b. 1829 ; educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1848) ; is a Magistrate
for North Lincolnshire, a Dep. Lieut, for Surrey
and Lincolnshire, and Major North Lincoln
Militia.
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MONSON", Bev. John Joseph Thomas,
Eldest son of the late Hon. and Rev. Thomas
Monson, by Anne Shepley, dau. of W. Green, Esq. ;
b. 1791 ; m. 1813 Elizabeth Anne, dan. of the Rev,
Christopher Wyvill. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1813, M.A. 1815). Is a
Magistrate for North Riding Yorkshire, one of
Her Majesty's Chaplains, and Rector of Bedale. —
The Rectory, Bedale, Yorkshire.
MONTAGU, Lady,
Ann, dau. of late Sir G. W. Leeds, Bart. ; in. 1823
Vice-Admiral Sir W. A. Montagu, K.C.H, (who d.
1852). — Vernon House, Ryde.
MONTAGU, Lord Robert (of Port- Stewart).
Second son of the 6th Duke of Manchester, by 1st
marriage; b. 1825 ; m. 1850 Ellen Mary, dau, of
J. Cromie, Esq., of Cromore, Coleraine (she d.
1857), Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A,
1848) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Antrim
and Londonderry ; elected M.P. for Hunts 1859. —
Port-Stewart, near Coleraine, Ireland ; Carlton and
White's Clubs, S.W.
MONTAGU, Hon. Spencer Dudley (of "War -
grave Hall).
Sixth son of the 4th Lord Rokeby, and heir pres.
to that title ; b. 1807; in. 1842 Anna Louisa, dau.
of late Sir C. Flint, and widow of J. Jekyll, Esq.
Was formerly a Clerk in the Irish Office. — V/ar-
grave Hill, near Henley-on-Thames.
MONTAGU, Rev, George.
Second son of the late Gerard Montagu, Esq., of
Burlingham Hall, Norfolk (a lineal descendant of
the 1st Earl of Manchester), by Mary Anne, dau.
of G, Doughty, Esq. ; b. 1792 ; m. 1817 Emily, dau,
of the Rev. Chancellor Yonge. Educated at St.
Peter's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1813) ; appointed
Rector of South Pickenham 1827. This family
were for some generations owners of Lackham Abbey,
Wilts. — Swaffham, Norfolk,
ITeir, his son Edg.ar William, in Holy Orders,
b. 1819,
MONTEAGLE (Lord), Thomas Spring-Rice,
P,C., E.B.S., F.G.S. (cr. 1839).
Only son of the late Stephen E. Rice, Esq., by
Catharine, dau, of T. Spring, Esq. ; b. 1790 ; m. 1st
1811 Theodosia, dau, of the 1st Earl of Limerick;
2nd 1841 Mary Anne, dau. of J. Marshall, Esq.,
of Hallsteads. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge. Is Controller of the Exchequer ; was
M.P. for Limerick 1820-32, and for Cambridge
1832-9 ; "Under-Secretary of State for the Home
Department 1827, Secretary of the Treasury 1830,
Colonial Secretary 1834, and Chancellor of the
Exchequer 1835-9. — Mount Trenchard, near Lime-
rick ; Athenajum and Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ; 7,
Park Street, Westminster, S.W.
Heir, his son Stephen Edward, b. 1814 ; m. 1839
Ellen Mary, dau. of Mr, Serjeant Frere ; educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Limerick ; was Commissioner
of Customs 1838-55 ; appointed Deputy-Chairman
of the Board of Customs 1856.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MONTEFIOBE, Sir Moses, Bart. (cr. 1846).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Montefiore, Esq.,
of London, by Rachel, dau. of Abraham Mocatta,
Esq. ; 6. 1784 ; m. 1812 Judith, dau. of Levi
Barent Cohen, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Kent (High Sheriff 1847); was Sheriff
of London 1837. — East Cliffe Lodge, Eamsgate,
Kent ; Worth Park, near Crawley, Sussex ; Athe-
nfeum Club, S.W. ; 7, Grosvenor Gate, W.
MONTEITH, Kobert, Esq. (of Carstairs).
Eldest son of the late Henry Monteith, Esq., of
Carstairs (who was three times Lord Provost of
Glasgow, and many years M.P. for Lanark, &c.),
by Christina, dau. of J. Cameron, Esq., of Carntyne
and Kennyhill, co. Lanark ; b, 1812 ; s. 1848 ;
m. 1844 Wilhelmina Anne, dau. of C. Mellish,
Esq., of Blythe, Notts, and of the Baroness Von
Stein, of Nordheim, &c., in Franconia, of an ancient
and illustrious fiimily, holding in direct tenure
from the Holy Roman Empire. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837) ;
is a Magistrate and i5ep. Lieut, for co. Lanark,
and one of H.M.'s Scottish Body-guard. This
family were formerly possessed of lands in Perth-
shire, subsequently of Monkland, in Lanarkshire,
and finally of Carstairs, which originally belonged
to the see of Glasgow.— Carstairs House, near
Lanark, N.B. ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Ifcir, his son Henry Aloysius, b. 1851.
MONTFORT, Lady.
Anu, dau. of the late W. Burgham, Esq. ;
m. 1847 Henry, 3rd Lord Montfort {ext.), who d.
1851.— 105, Milton Street, N.W.
MONTGOMERY, Sir Graham Graham, Bart,
(cr. 1801).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir James Mont-
gomery, Bart., by his 2nd wife Helen, dau. of the
late T. Graham, Esq., of Kinross, N.B. ; b. 1823 ;
s. 1830 ; m. 1845 Alice, dau. of J. J. Hope-John-
stoue, Esq., M.P., of Annandale. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1845) ; is Lord-
Lieutenant of CO. Kinross, and a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Peebles ; has been M.P. for co.
Peebles since 1853. — Stobo Castle, near Peebles,
N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 54, Grosvenor Place,
S.W.
Heir, his son James Gordon Henry, h. 1850.
MONTGOMERY, Sir Heni'y Conyngham, Bart,
(cr. 1808).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Conyngham
Montgomery, Bart., by Sarah fiercer, dau. of
Leslie Grove, Esq., of Grove Hall, co. Donegal ;
b. 1803 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1880 ; m. 1827 Leonora,
dau. of General Pigot. Educated at Eton ;
is a .Justice of the Peace ; is a Member of the
Council for India ; was formerly a Member of
Council, and Chief Secretary to the Government at
Madras, and on the Staff in Ireland. Represents a
branch of the Eglinton family. — Athenasum Club,
S.W. ; 24, Cambridge Square, W.
Jleir Pres., his brother Alexander Leslie, Cap-
tain R.N. ; b. 1807 ; m. 1840 Caroline Rose, dau.
of James Campbell, Esq., of Hampton Court.
MONTGOMERY, Sir Robert, K.C.B. (cr. 1859).
A Member of the Scottish House of Montgomery
(see Eglinton, Earl of) ; b. 1810. Educated at
Haileybury Coll. ; appointed to the E.I. Civil
Service, Bengal, 1828 ; was Judicial Commissioner
in the Punjaub 1853-7, Chief Commissioner in
Oude 1857-9.
MONTGOMERY, Hugh, Esq. (of Grey Abbey).
Eldest son of the late William Montgomery, Esq.,
by Amelia Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas, 5th Earl of
Macclesfield; b. 1821; s. 1831; m. 1846 Char-
lotte Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Edward, 2nd Earl of
Powis. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down
(High Sheriff 1845). This family is the only
branch of the Montgomerys descended uninter-
ruptedly in the male line from Roger de Mont-
gomery, who came from Normandy with William
the Conqueror. — Grey Abbey, near Newtonards,
CO. Down ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Edward, b. 1847.
MONTGOMERY, Hugh Lyons-, Esq. (of Bel-
havel).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Lyons Montgomery,
Esq., by Eliza, dau. of theVeryRev. Stewart Blacker,
Dean of Leighlin ; b. 1816; s. 1826; m. 1840
Elizabeth, dau, of Henry Smith, Esq., of Annes-
brook, CO. Meath. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Leitrim ;
was M.P. for co. Leitrim 1852-9. — Belhavel, near
Carrick-on-Shannon, Ireland ; Carlton Club, S.W.
MONTGOMERY, John, Esq. (of Benvarden).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Montgomery, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Allen of Kilmandle, co. Antrim ;
b. 1790 ; s. 1822; m. 1819 Jane, 3rd dau. of Sir
Andrew Ferguson, Bart. Educated at Belfast
and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1831) ;
called to the Irish Bar 1815 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim (High Sheriff 1S19).
This family was formerly settled in co. Antrim. —
Benvarden, near Ballymoney, co. Antrim ; Ulster
Club, Belfast ; Conservative CUub, S.W.
Htir, his son Robert James, b. 1828.
MONTGOMERY, Richard Thomas, Esq. (of
Beaulieu).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Alexander Johnston
Montgomery, by Margaret, dau. of Andrew John-
ston, Esq., of Littleniount, co. Fermanagh ;
b. 1813 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1845 Frances Barbara, dau.
of St. George Smith, Esq., of Green Hills, co.
Louth. Educated at the Charterhouse and Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Louth (High
Sheriff 1855) ; was formerly Lieutenant 3rd King's
Own Light Dragoons. This fixmily is a branch of
that of the Earl of Eglinton, being lineally de-
scended from Thomas, Laird of Braidstane, and
they have inherited the Beaulieu estate from Sir
Henry Tichborne, Governor of Drogheda in 1641,
whose descendant. Sir Henry Tichborne, was
created Baron Ferrard of Beaulieu. — Beaulieu,
near Drogheda, co. Louth.
Uelr, his son Richard Johnston, b. 1855.
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MONTGOMERY, Robert George, Eaq. ^of Con-
voy).
Only son of the late Robert Montgomery, Esq., by
Maria Fninces, dau. of Alexander vStewart, Esq.,
of Ard's House, co. Donegal, and niece of the late
Marquises of Londonderry and Drogheda ; h.
1814 ; .s'. 1846. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lient.
for CO. Donegal (High Sheriff 1840). This family
is descended from Roger de Montgomery, one of
the chiefs who came over with William the Con-
queror, and has a common ancestor with that of
the Earl of Egiinton. — Convoy House, co. Donegal.
MONTGOMERY, Vaughan, Esq. (of CriUy
House).
Second son of the late George Montgomery, Esq.,
of Belfast, by Margaret, dau. of John Campbell,
Esq., M.D., of Belfast; h. 1819 ; m. 1851 Mar-
garet, eldest dau. of the late George Pettigrew,
Esq. Educated at the Royal Belfast Academical
Institution ; is a Magistrate for co. Tyrone ; was
formerly a Merchant at Belfast. — Crilly House,
near Aughnacloy, co. Tyrone.
Heir, his son George Pettigrew, b. 185'i.
MONTGOMERY, William, Esq. (of Milton
House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Francis Montgomery,
by Mary, dau. of the late Roljert Andrew, Esq., of
Harleston Park, co. Northampton ; b. 1797 ; s.
1831. —Milton Hou.se, near Northampton.
Heir, his brother Rev. Robert, b. 1800 ; m. 1825
Jane, dau. of the late Thomas Walker, Esq.
MONTGOMERY-MOORE, Alexander George.
Only surviving son of the late Alexander James
Montgomery-Moore, Esq., of Garvey House, Auch-
nacloy, co. Tyrone, by Susannah, youngest dau. of
George Matcham, Esq., of Asbfold Lodge, Sussex,
and niece of the late Admiral Lord Nelson ; h.
1833 ; m. 1857 Jane, youngest dau. of General
Lord Seaton, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., &c. Educated at
Eton ; entered the Army, 7th Dragoon Guards,
1850 ; became Lieutenant 1852, Captain 4th Light
Dragoons 1856 ; isA.D.C. to Lord Seaton. — Royal
Hospital, Dublin ; Carlton and Army and Navy
Clubs, S.W.
MONTRESOR, Henry Edward, Esq. (ofDenne
Hill).
Eldest son of the late General Sir Henry Mon-
tresor, of Denne Hill, by Annetta, dau. of Rev. E.
Cage, of Eastling, Kent ; h. 1823 ; m. 1850 Laura,
dau. of Rev. W. Dickins, of Adisham. Educated
at Sandhurst ; is Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Grenadier Guards. This family settled at
Thurland Hall, Notts, temp. William III. — Denne
Hill, near Canterbury.
MONTROSE (Duke of), James Graham, P.O.,
K.T., D.C.L. (cr. 1707).
Eldest son of the third Duke, by his 2nd wife Caro-
line Maria, dau. of 4th Duke of Manchester ; b.
1799 ; s. 1836 ; ;;(. 1836 Caroline Agnes, dau. of
the 2nd Lord Decies. Educated at Eton ; sits in
the House of Lords as Earl Graham, G.B. {er.
1722); is Lord-Lieut, of co. Stirling; Hereditary
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Sheriff" of co. Dumbarton ; General of the Royal
Archers of Scotland, and Colonel of the Stirling,
Dumbarton, C'lackmannan, and Kinross Militia;
Chancellor of the University of Glasgow ; was M.P.
for Cambiidge 1826-30 ; Lord Steward of the
Household Eeb.--Dec. 1852; Chancellor of Duchy
of Lancaster 1858-9. — Buchanan House, near
Glasgow ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; A5, Belgrave Square,
S.W.
Heir, his son Marquis of Graham, b. 1847-
MONYPENNY, Robert Thomas Gybbon Gyb-
bon, Esq. (of Maythani).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Gybbon Monypenny,
Esq., of Hole House, Kent, by Sylvestra Rose,
dau. of Robert Monypenny, Esq., of Merrington,
Kent; b. 1823; m. 1847 Janet Phillips, eldestdau.
of Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Burney, E.I.Co.'s
service. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Kent, and Captain West Kent Light Infantry
Militia ; was formerly in the 86th regiment. —
Alaytham Hall, near Staplehurst, Kent ; Royal
Thames Yacht Club.
Heir, his son Henry Thomas, b. 1850.
MOODY, Charles Aaron, Esq. (of Kingsdon).
Eldest son of the late Aaron Moody, Esq. ; h. 1792;
s. 1820 ; *?;. 1820 Julia, 3rd dau. of late James
Bennett, Esq. Educated at Winchester and Oriel
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Somerset, and Chairman of the Somerset Quarter
Sessions; was M.P. for West Somerset 1847-59.
— King.sdon, near Taunton, Somerset ; National
Club, S.W\
MOODY, Rev. Henry Riddell.
Only surviving son of the late Robt. Sadleir Moody,
Esq., by Jane, dau. of Capt. Andrew Riddell, of
Enfield (brother of Sir Jas. Riddell, Bart.) ; b. 1792 ;
A'. 1825 ; m. 1819 Althea Jane, dau. of the Venera-
ble Francis John Hyde Wollaston, Archdeacon of
Essex. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1815, M.A. 1817) ; appointed Rector of Chartham
1822; is i-epresentative of the Sadleirs of Temple
Dinsley, and of Aspley, Beds. (See Burke's "Ex-
tinct Baronetage.") — Chartham Rectory, near Can-
terbury ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Sadleir, M.A. ; b. 1822 ; m.
1846 Ellen, dau. of John Sedgwick, Esq.
MOON, Sir Francis Graham, Bart., P.S.A. (cr.
1855).
Eldest son of the late Christopher Moon, Esq., by
Ann, dau. of J. Withry, Esq. ; b. 1796 ; ni. 1818
Ann, dau. of John Chancellor, Esq., of Kensington,
Middlesex. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut;, for
Westminster and Middlesex, and an Alderman of
London, of which he was SheiifF 1843, Lord Mayor
1855 ; created a Baronet on the occasion of the
visit of the Emperor of the French to London in
the latter year. — 153, King's Road, Brighton ; 28,
Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Edward Graham, in Holy Orders,
Curate of Fetcham, Surrey; b. 1825; m. 1851
Ellen, only dau. of Alderman Thomas Sidney, of
Bowes Manor.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MOOKE, Hon. Charles William Smyth- (of Bal-
linatray).
Second son of tlie 3rd Eiirl ol' jMoiuitCasLell ;
6. 1826 ; m. 1848 Charlotte Mary, dau. of K. Smyth,
Esq., of Ballinatray, whose name he has assumed.
— Ballinatray, co. \\'aterford.
MOOKE, Sir Eichard Emanuel, Bart. (er. 1681).
Eldest son of the late Sir Emanuel Moore, Bart., by
a dau. of the late Mr. Gillman ; h. 1810 ; cv. as 10th
Bart. 1819 ; m. 1st 1839 Mary Anne, dau. of A. E.
O'Connor, E.sq. ; 2nd 1S51 Margaret Matilda,
sister of Roger O'Connor, Esq. — Cove Villa, near
Cork.
Heir, his son Thomas, 0. 1843.
MOORE, Su^W^iliiam George, K.C.B. (cr. 18-56).
Son of the late F. Moore, Esq., Under Secretary-
at-War, by Frances, dau. of Sir W. Twysden, Bart,
(widow of Archibald, 11th Earl of Eglintou), and
nephew of Lieutenant-General Sir John Moore,
who fell at Corunna ; h. 179.5. Educated at Har-
row ; a Lieutenant-General in the Army (which he
entered 1811), and Colonel (30th foot : formerly in
22nd foot ; served in the Peninsula ; was on the
Quartermaster- General's Staff at Waterloo. —
L^nited Service Club, S.W. ; 26, Charles Street,
Berkeley Square, W,
MOOBE, Hon. and Rev. Edward George,
Third son of the 2nd Earl of MountCashell ; b. 1 798 ;
m. 1827 Ann Matilda, 2nd dau. of the 16th Lord
Clinton. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1822) ; appointed Canon of Windsor 1834,
Eector of West llsley 1840.— The Cloisters, Wind-
sor ; West llsley Eectory, near Newbury, Berks.
MOORE, Right Hon. Arthur lof Lambert
Park).
Son of the late — Moore, Esq. ; h. 1778. Edu-
cated at Trinity CoU., Dublin ; called to the Irish
Bar 1798 ; appointed King's First Serjeant in
Ireland 1805, a Judge of Common Pleas, Ireland,
1816 (retired 1839) ; made a Bencher of King's
Inns 1840 ; sworn a I\Iember of the Privy Council
in Ireland 1839. — Lambert Park, near Mary-
borough, Queen's co. : 9, Henrietta Street, Dublin.
MOORE, Rev. Charles Avery.
Third son of the late Rev. William Moore, D,D., of
Park Hill, Woodchester, co. Gloucester, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Thomas Warner, Esq., of Marlbo-
rough, "Wilts, and grandson of William iloore,
Esq., Captain 45tli foot, of Woodmancote Hou.se,
Dursley, co. Gloucester; h. ]801 ; m. 1836 Mary
Nankivell, j'oungest dau. of John Tripp, Esq., of
Iwood House, Congresbury, Somerset (see Tripp
of Silxerton), maternally descended from Sir John
Arundel, of Lanherne, Cornwall, and widow of
Thomas Townshend, Esq., Chief Judge of the
Zillah Court, Madras. Educated at Trinity Hall,
Cambridge (B.C.L. 1840) ; is a Magistrate for
Wilts, and a Surrogate for the dioceses of Bristol
and Winchester : appointed Rector of Poole-
Keynes, Wilt.s, 1845, Vicar of Romsey 1854. This
family was formerly of Kirklington and Epper-
stone, Notts, and settled in Gloucestershire in the
early part of the last century. — The Vicarage,
Romsey, Hants.
Ilelr, his son Charles Ale.vander, b, 1842.
MOORE, Charles Thomas John, Esci. (of
Frampton Hall).
Only son of the Rev. Charles Moore, by Elizabeth
Anna, dau. and eventually heiress of Thomas Tun-
nard, Esq., of Frampton Hall; b. 1827; s. his
maternal uncle 1846 ; m. 1849 Frances Mary
Vassall, eldest dau. of Henry R. Roe, Esq. Edu-
cated at Lincoln Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln (High Sheriff 1856),
and a Blajor in the. county Militia. This family is
descended lineally from the celebrated Lord Chan-
cellor Sir Thomas More. — Frampton Hall, near
Boston, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son Thomas Coney Tunnard, b. 1854.
MOORE, Rev. Edward (of Erittenden House).
Son of the late Rev. G. Moore, Prebendary of
Canterbury (who was son of the late Dr. J. Moore,
Archbishop of Canterbury), by Harriet Mary, dau.
of Sir Brook Biidges, Bart., of Goodnestone, Kent ;
b. 1814 ; ■);;. 1842 Harriet Janet Sarah, youngest
dau. of the 4th Duke of Buccleuch, K.G. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1836, M.A.
1840^ ; appointed Rector of Frittenden 1848.—
Frittenden House, near Staplehurst, Kent ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W.
MOORE, Edward (of Limebrooki.
Eldest son of the late Edward Moore, Esq., Justice
of Peace, of the Bawn, co. Tyrone, by Dorothea
Caldbeck, dau. of Joseph Carson, Esq., of Dublin ;
b. 1824 ; .S-. 1859. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; appointed Lieutenant Tyrone Fusilier
Militia 1852, and Ensign Gold-Coast Artillery
1859 ; was formerly a Student at Queen's Inns,
Dublin. This family is of Scottish descent, and
settled at Castletown, Bawn, co. Tyrone, in the
latter part of the 17th century. — Limebrook,
Aughnacloy, co. Tyrone.
MOORE, George, Esq.. (of Appleby).
Only son of the late George Moore, Esq., of
Appleby, co. Leicester, by Susan, dau. of John
Drummond, Esq., of Megginch Castle, co. Perth,
and Lady Susan, dau. of John, 9th Earl of West-
moreland ; b. 1811 ; s. 1827 ; vi. 1st 1833 Susan,
youngest dau. of William Phillipps Inge, Esq., of
Thorpe Constantino, co. Stafford (she d. 1836) ;
2nd 1839 Isabel Clara, dau. of the Rev. Charles
Holden, of Aston, co. Derby. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Leicester and Derby (High Sheriff
1837). — Appleby, near Atherstone ; Boodle's and
Carlton Clubs, S.W,
Heir, his son George -John, /;. 1842.
MOORE, George Henry> Esq. (of Moore Hall).
Eldest sou of the late George Moore, Esq., of
Moore Hall, by Louisa, dau. of the Hon. John
Browne, and grand-dau. of 1st Earl of Altamont ;
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h. 1811 ; s. 1804 ; m. 1851 Mary, dan. of Maurice
Blake, Esq., of Ballinafad. Educated at Oscott and
Christ's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep, l.ient. for co. Mayo ; was M.P. for co. Mayo
1847-57. This family is descended from the illus-
trious Sir Thomas More, Chancellor of England
temp. Henry VIII.— Moore Hall, near Ballyglass,
CO. Mayo.
Heir, hia sou George Augustus, h. 1852.
MOORE, Hubert Butler, Esq. (of Shannon
Grove) .
Second but eldest surviving son of the Lite J. H.
Moore, Esq., by Maria, dau. of Theobald Butler,
Esq., of Willford, co. Tipperary, and widow of the
12th Lord Dunboyne ; b. 1804; m. 1824 Mary,
eldest dau. of V. Blake, Esq., of TuUy, co. Galway.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Galway. This family is descended from
Roger O'More, representative of the ancient family
ofLeix, inLeiuster(wliorf. 1643).— Shannon Grove,
near Banagher, co. Galway.
Heir, his son Butler Dunboyne, (j. 1827; m. 1854
Nannie, dau. of John Eyre, Esq., of Eyrecourt
Castle, CO. Galway.
MOOEE, James Cleghorn, Esq. (of Ballim-obe).
Only surviving son of the late Rev. Charles Moore,
of Monasterevin, co. Kildare, by Agnes, dau. and
co-heir of the late James Cleghorn, Esq., M.D., of
Kilcarty, CO. Meath ; h. 1820; //;. 1847 Emily Jean,
2nd dau. of the late Rev. Henry Moore, of Bally-
hale. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B. A. 1842) ;
is a Magistrate for co. Wexford ; appointed Resident
Magistrate co. Mayo 1859. This family is a colla-
teral branch of that of the Marquis of Drogheda.—
Ballinrobe, co. Mayo.
MOOBE, Joseph Scott, Esq. (of Kilbride Manor).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Moore, Esq., of Bond's
Glen, CO. Londonderry, by Anne, dau. of the late
George Fletcher, Esq., of Tottenham, Middlesex ;
h. 1796; s. 1852; m. 1832 Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Thomas Browne, Esq., of Ardwick, near Man-
Chester. Is a Magistrate for co. Wicklow. This
family is of Scottish origin, but settled in the north
of Ireland about 1650.— Kilbride Manor, near Ble-
sinton, co. Wicklow; 12, Hume Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son Joseph Fletcher, h. 1835.
MOOES, Mrs. (of Nootka Lodge).
Sarah, dau. of the late Rev. William Barker, Rector
of Newtown, Hamilton, co. Armagh ; m. 1830 Ross
Stephenson Moore, Esq., of Nootka Hall, some
tune M.P. for Armagh city (who d. 1855). The
Mcores of Carlingford are lineal descendants of the
O'Mores of Queen's County, Lords or Dynasts of
Leix.— Nootka Lodge, Carlingford, co. Louth.
MOORE, Ponsonby, Esq. (of Moorefield).
Second son of the late Hon. Ponsonby Moore, of
Ballyhale, co. Kilkenny, and Moorefield, co. Kil-
dare (grandson of 5th Earl of Drogheda), by Cathe-
rme, dau. of Frederic Trench, Esq., of Woodlawn,
CO. Galway, and sister of the late Lord Ashtown ;
0. 1786 ; m. 1813 Barbara, dau. of John Maconchie,
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Esq. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Kildare (High Sheriff 1820).
— Moorefield House, near Newbridge, co. Kildare.
Hcii; his son Henry Edward, Captain 95th foot.
6. 1826.
MOORE, Ponsonby Arthur, Eaq. (of Ballyhale).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Moore, by Lucie,
dau. of James Currie, M.D., of Liverpool ; h. 1816 ;
s. 1856 ; III. 1844 Augusta Sophia, youngest dau. of
the late General the Hon. W. H. Gardner. Edu-
I cated at Sherborne and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1835) ; is a Magistrate for cos. Wexford and Wick-
low ; was formerly in the Board of Trade. This
family are descended from the Earls of Drogheda,
and Mr. Moore is heir pres. to that title. — Bishops-
teignton, near Teignmouth, Devon.
Heir, his son Ponsonby William, b. 1846,
MOORE, Rev. Robert,
Third son of the late Archbishop (Moore) of Can-
terbury, by Catherine, dau. of Sir Robert Eden,
Bart., of Windlestone, co. Durham; b. 1777; m.
18— Dulcibella, dau. of Matthew Bell, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1799,
M.A. 1802) ; appointed Canon of Canterbury and
Rector of Hunton, Kent, 1802.— Hunton Rector}',
near Maidstone, Kent ; University Club, S.W. ;
45, Charles Street, Berkeley Square, W.
MOORE, "William, Esq. (of Moore Port),
Eldest sou of the late James Moore, Esq., of Moore
Fort, by Mary, dau. of the Rev. Lindsay Hall,
Rector of Dunegore, CO. Antrim ; 6. 1818; s. 1847; m.
1846 Mary, dau. of John Hill, Esq., J.P., ofBellaghy,
CO. Derry. Educated at Dungannon and Trinity
Coll., Dublin (M.A. and LL.D.) ; called to the Irish
Bar 1842; was High Sheriff of co. Antrim 1847.—
Moore Fort, near Ballymony, co. Antrim.
Heir, his sou William, b. 1852.
MOORE, 'William, Esq. (of Grimeshill).
Grandson of the late William Moore, Esq., by Mar}',
dau. of William Pabner, Esq., of Whitehaven ; b.
1809; s. 1832; m. 1833 Ehzabeth, 2nd dau, of
Thomas Fawcett, Esq. Educated at St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1831) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Westmoreland (High Sherifl'
1859). — Grimeshill, near Kirkby Lonsdale, West-
moreland.
Heir, his son William Middleton, b. 1834.
MOORE, WiUiam, Esq. (of "Wierton).
Third son of the late Rev. George Moore, by
Harriet, dau. of Sir Brook William Bridges, Bart.,
of Goodnestone, Kent; 6. 1815; m. 1843 Anne,
youngest dau. and co-heir of the late AValter Jones,
Esq., of Ballinamore, many years M.P. for Cole-
raine, and of Catharine Penelope, dau. of the Rev.
Lascelles Iremonger. Is a Magistrate for Kent ;
was formerly an Officer in tJie H. E. I. Co.'s
Maritime Service. — Wierton, near Staplehurst,
Kent ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
MOORE, Rev. "WiUiam, D.D.
Eldest son of the late Edward Moore, Esq., of
Stockwell House, Surrey, by Sarah, dau. and co-
Moo]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
heir of Joseph Sauuders, Esq,, of Ealing, Middle-
sex ; h. 1784 -,111. 1807 Anne Elizabeth, only dau.
of the Eev. Maurice Johnson, D.D., of Ayscough-
Fee Hall. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1807, M.A. 1810); is a Prebendary
of Lincoln, Perpetual C^urate of Spalding, and Vicar
of Moulton ; a Magistrate for co. Lincoln ; elected
Chairman of the South Holland Quarter Sessions in
1826. — Spalding, Lincolnshire.
MOOEE, Rev. William.
Eldest son of the late l\ev. W. Moore, D.D., of
Woodchester, by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas War-
ner, Esq., of Marlborough; h. 1796; m. 1823
Sarah Eliza Emily, youngest dau. of Eev. R. Wor-
thington, M.D., late of Ashton-Hayes, Cheshire.
Educated at Pembroke Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1815,
M.A. 1818) ; appointed Rector of Brimpsfield and
Cranham 1829. — Brimpsfield Rectory, near Pains-
wick, Gloucestershire.
Hen; his son Charles C.aulfeild, h. 1825 ; m. 1851
Elizabeth Maria, dau. of the Rev. George Bonner,
late Incumbent of St. .James's, Cheltenham.
MOORE.
MOORE.
MOORE.
(See Braiidey-Moore.)
(See Carrkh-Muore.)
(See M ontgomery-Moore.)
MOORHOUSE, Joshua, Esq. (of Car r House).
Eldest son of the Lite Matthew Moorhouse, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of Captain Wood, of Detiby Dale ;
?). 1806 : s. 1825 ; m. 1837 Sarah Ann, dM,u. of Ben-
jamin Butterworth, Esq. Is a Magistrate for the
W. Riding of Yorkshire. — Carr House, near Holm-
firth, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Matthew Benjamin, h. 1840.
MORANT, Lady Caroline Augusta (of Ring-
wood Manor).
Third dau. of the 16th Earl of Erroll ; m. 1828
John Morant, Esq., who d. 1857. — Manor House,
Ritigwood, Hants.
MORANT, John, Esq. (of Brokenhm-st Park).
Eldest son of the late John Morant, Esq. ; b. 1787;
s. 1795 ; III. 1823 Caroline Augusta, ord dau. of
16th Earl of Erroll. Educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford. Is a Mai^istiate and Dep. Lieut, for
Hants (High Sheriff 'l820). This family is of
French extraction. — Brokenhurst Park, nearLym-
intton. Hants; Boodle's Club, S.W. ; 16, Park
Lane, W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1825 ; educated at Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; m. 1855 Henrietta Louisa, 3rd dau.
of the 7th Duke of Beaufort.
MORANT, George, Esq. (of Shirley House).
Eldest son of George Morant, Esq., by Mary, dau.
of the late Evelyn Shirley, Esq., of Eatington
Park, CO. Warwick; h. 1811; m. 1835 Lydia,
youngest dau. of John Heniphil], Esq. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate for co. Monaghan, and
was formerly in the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards.
This family was seated, temp. Henry III., at
Morant's Court, Kent, and for the last century at
Brokenhurst, Hants.— Shirley House, near Carrick-
macross, co. Monaghan ; Royal St. George's Yacht
Club, Kingstown, Dublin.
Heir, his son George Digby, Lieutenant R.N.,
h. 1837.
MORAY (Earl of), John Stuart (cr. 1561).
Second but eldest surviving son of Francis, 10th
Earl of Moray, K.T., by Lucy, 2nd dau. and co-heir
of the late Major-General John Scott, of Balcomie,
CO. Fife ; b. 1797 : s. his brother as 12th Earl 1859.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife ; was
formerly a Captain in the Army. This family is
descended from a natural son of James V. of Scot-
land, who was Regent of Scotland 1567. — Doune
Lodge, Perthshire ; Darnaway Castle, near Forres,
Elginshire, N.B.
Heir Prcs., his half-brother Archibald George,
Captain in the Army, 6. 1810.
MORDAUNT, Lady (of Goldicote House).
Caroline Sophia, dau. of Bishop (Murray) of
Rochester ; m. 1st 1834 Sir J. Mordaunt, Bart.,
who d. 1845 ; 2nd 1853 G. T. Smith, Esq. —
Goldicote House, near Stratford-on-Avon, War-
wickshire.
MORDAUNT, Sir Charles (Bart.), (cr. 1611).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Mordaunt, Bart.
(who was M.P. for S. Warwickshire 1835-45), by
Caroline Sophia, dau. of the Right Rev. George
Murray, D.D., Bishop of Rochester; 6. 1836 ; s.
as lOt'h Bart. 1845. Educated at Eton .and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Warwick, and Patron of 4 livings ; elected M.P.
for S. Warwickshire 1859; represents a branch of
the family of the IMordaunts, Earls of Peterborough.
— Walton, near Warwick ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Htir Prcs., his brother John Alurray, b. 1837.
MORE-MOLYNEUX, James, Esq. (of Loseley
Park).
Eldest son of the late James More-Molyneux,
Esq., by Ann, dau. of Mr. John Merriott, of Farn-
hani, Surrey ; b. 1805 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1832 Caroline
I-abella, eldest dau. of William F. Lowndes-Stone,
Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Oxford ; is a Ma-
gistrate for Surrey. This family is of Norman ex-
traction, and a branch of that represented by the
Earl of Sefton. Sir William and Sir G. More held
high official situations temp. Elizabeth and James I.
— ^^Loseley Park, near Guildford, Surrey ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Christopher, h. 1833.
MORE-O'FERRALL.
(See ff Per rail)
MORESBY, Sir Fairfax, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Son of the late F. Moresby, Esq., of Stow House,
Lichfield ; b. 1787 ; m. 1814 Eliza Louisa, dau. of
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J. Williams, Esq. A Vice-Admiral of the White ;
late Commander-in-Chief in thePacific,andKnighted
for his services in that post ; created D.C.L. Oxon,
1854. — Beacon Hill, Exmouth, Devon: United
Service Club, S.W.
MORETOKT, Hon. Algernon Thomas (of Knock-
glass).
Third son of 2Qd Earl Ducie ; h. 1829 ; m. 1857
Anna Jane, dau. of T. Paget, Esq. Entered the
Anny 1850, became Captain 3rd Light Dragoons
1857, retired 1857. — Knockglass, co. Mayo.
Hdr, his son Algernon Paget Reynolds, 5. 1858.
MORETOlSr.
(See Macdonald-Moreion.)
MORETON-CBAIGIE, Mrs. (of Little Moreton
HaU).
Frances Annabella, elder dau. of the late Rev. W.
Moreton Moreton, M.A., by Elizabeth, eldest dau!
of the late Rev. H. Hutton, Rector of Beaumont,
Essex, and grand-dau. of the late Sir William
Pepperell, Bart. ; m. 1852 John Craigie. Esq., of
Jedbank, co. Roxburgh, and Sheriff Substitute of
that county, who has assumed the name of Moreton.
Mrs. Moreton-Craigie is head of the Moreton family,
a branch of which is represented by the Earl of
Ducie, and the family has been settled at Little
Moreton since the reign of King John.— Little
Moreton Hall, near Congleton, Cheshire.
Heir Pres., her sister Elizabeth.
MOREWOOD.
(See Pahier-Morewood.)
MORGAN, Hon. Frederic Courtenay (of Rvi-
perra Castle).
Third son .if 1st Lord Tredegar; h. 1834 ; m. 1858
Charlotte, dau. of the late Alexander Williamson,
Esq., of Earners, Perthshire, N.B. Educated at
Winchester ; formerly Captain Rifle Brigade ; was
pre.sent through the whole of the Crimean Campaign.
— Ruperra Castle, Monmouthshire ; 32, Portnran
Square, W.
MORGAN", Hon. Elizabeth'Geraldine Deane- (of
Ardcandrisk).
Eldest dau. and heiress of the late Hamilton Knox
Grogan-Morgan, Esq., by Sophia Maria, dau. of
Ebenezer Radford Row, Esq , of Bally harty ; b.
1830 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1847 the Hon. Robert Tilson
Fitz-Maurice-Deane (who assumed the name and
arms of Morgan on the death of his father-in-law,
and rf. 1856), eldest son of Lord Muskerry. This
family was formerly Grogan, and the late Mr.
Grogan-Morgan took the name of Morgan under
the will of his father's first cousin Samuel Morgan,
Esq., of Waterford, on inheriting his great pro-
perty.—Ardcandrisk, near Wexford.
Heir, her son Hamilton Matthew Fitz-Maurice-
Deane.
MORGAINT, Charles Octavius Swinnerton, Esq.
(of The Friars).
A younger son of the late Sir C. Morgan, Bart.,
and brother of the 1st Lord Tredegar ; h. 1803.
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Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B. A. 1825) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Monmouth ; has been M.P. for co. Monmouth
since 1840. — The Friars, Newport, Monmouth-
shire; LTuiversity Club, S.W.
MORGAN", 'William Stephen Sullivan, Esq. (of
Old Abbey).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late George
Morgan, E>q. (who d. 1816), by Melian, dau. of
William Sullivan, Esq., of Tullilease House, co.
Cork ; h. 1796 ; m. 1833 Georgina, eldest dau. of
Major Henry Ross-Lewi n, Ross Hill, co. Clare.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1817,
M.A. 1833); is a Magistrate for co. Limerick.
Descended, both by his father and by his mater-
nal grandmother, from a common ancestor with
Lord Tredegar. — Old Abbey, near Shanagolden, co.
Limerick.
Heir, his son George Burdett, in Holy Orders,
b. 1835.
MORGAN.
(See under Tredegar.)
MORICE, Francis, Esq. (of Springfield).
Eldest son of the late Francis Morice, Esq. (who
d. 1858), by Maria, dau. of Captain William
Spaight, of Corbally; h. 1827; s. 1858. This
family is descended in the maternal line from that
of Bishop Atterbury. — Springfield, near Six-Mile
Bridge, co. Clare.
MORISON, Sir Alexander, Knt., M.D. (cr. 1838).
Son of Andrew Morison, Esq , of Anchorfield,
N.E., by Mary, only dau. of William Herdman,
Esq., and Margaret Forbes, next of kin to the last
Lord Pitsligo (of whose title the said Mary Morison
was claimant); h. 1779; w. 1st 1799 Mary Anne, only
dau. of Alexander Cushnie, Esq., of Windsor Castle,
Jamaica; 2nd 1851 Grace, dau. of James Young,
Esq. Was the first physician nominated by the
late Princess Charlotte of Wales ; also Physician
to H.R.H. the Duke of York, Prince Leopold,
&c. ; late President of the Royal College of
Physicians of Edinburjjh, at which University
he graduated M.D. in 1799.— Johnsburn, Balerno,
N.B. : 47, Lansdown Road North, Notting Hill,
M O R L A N D, Sir Francis Bernard, Bart,
(cr. 1769).
Eldest son of the late Sir Scrope Bernard Morland,
Bart., M.P., who assumed the additional name of
Morland in 1811, by Harnett, dau. of William
Morland, Esq., of Lee, Kent; b. 1790; s. as 5th
Bart. 1830. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Bucks. — Ascott Lodge, Great Kimble, near Tring,
Bucks.
Heir Prcs., his brother Thnnias Tyringhara Ber-
nard, Esq., M.P. for Aylesbury ; b. 1791 ; w. 1st
1819 Sophia Charlotte,. ciau. of Sir David Williams,
Bart., of Rose HaU, Herts; 2nd 1840 Martha
Louisa, dau. of William Minshull, Esq. (she is
deceased).
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COTTNTY FAMILIES OF
MOKLAND, Edward Henry, Esq. (of "West
Ilsley).
Fourth son of the late Benjamin Morland, Esq., of
Sheepstead House, Abingdon, by Elizabeth Rose,
dau. of Thomas Thornbill, Esq., of Kingstone
Lisle, Berks ; h. 1S09 ; m. 1839 Caroline Matilda,
eldest dau. of Bannatyne Macleod, Esq., JNI.D. and
C.B. Educated at Winchester and Haileybury
Coll., Herts ; appointed to the Bengal C'ivil
Service 1S27, retired 18.57 : is a Magistrate for
Berks. — West Ilsley, near Newbury, Berks ;
Oriental Club, W.
MORLAND, ■William Coiirtenay, Esq. (of The
Coiu't Lodge).
Only son of the late Charles Morland, Esq., by
Caroline Eustatia, dau. of William, 9th Earl of
Devon : h. 1818 ; s. his uncle William Alexander
Morland, Esq., 1846; w. 1843 Margaretta Eliza,
3rd dau. of General William Cator, C.B., Eoyal
Artillery. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842) ; caUed to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1843 ; is a Magistrate for Sussex, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent. — The Court
Lodge, Lamberhurst, Kent ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou Charles William, h. 1849.
MORLEY (Earl of), Edmvind Parker (cr. 1815).
Only son of the 1st Earl, by his second wife Frances,
dau. of the late Thomas' Talbot, Esq. ; h. 1810 ;
s. 1840; in. 1842 Harriet Sophia, dau. of the late
M. E. N. Parker, Esq., M.P., of Whiteway,
Devon, and widow of William Coryton, E.sq., of
Pentilly Castle, Cornwall. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Devon, and Colonel Devon Militia :
was a Lord in Waiting 184G-52. — Saltram House,
near Plympton, Devon ; Kent House, Knights-
bridge, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Boringdon, h. 1843.
MORLEY, Sir Isaac, Knt. (cr. 1841),
Son of Mr. William Morley, of Doncaster, by his
wife Margaret; h. 1801 ; in. 1831 Sarah Elizabeth,
dau. ofT. Hall, Esq. Educated at Doncaster and
Hull ; is a Merchant at Doncaster, and was Mayor
of that borough in 1840-1 ; was Knighted for his
public services in that capacity. — Hull Gate, Don-
caster, Yorkshire.
MORLEY, Francis, Esq. (of Marrick Park).
Eldest son of the late Francis Morley, Esq., by
Charlotte, eldest dau. of the late John Clervanx
Chaytor, Esq., of Spennithorne Hall, co. York ;
h. 1886; !t. 1854. Entered the Army .as Ensign
3rd Buffs 1855, became a Lieutenant in that
regiment the same j'ear ; was previously in the
2nd West York Liglit Infantry. This family is of
ancient origin, and formerly possessed extensive
property in Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Lincoln-
shire. — Mnrrick Park, near Pichmond, York-
shire.
Heir Pres, his brother Clervnux, l. 1841.
MORNINaTON (Earl of), -William Richard
Artlnir Pole- Tylney-Long-'Wellesley (cr.
1760).
Eldest son of the 4tli Earl, by Katharine, dau. and
heir of the late Sir J. Tjdney Long, Bart. ; &. 1813 ;
.s. 1857. Educated at Eton ; sits in the House of
Lords as Lord Maryborough, U.K. {cr. 1821) ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, and Ranger of Epping
Forest. Patronage 2 livings. Ts head of the
family of Wesley or Wellesley, of which the Duke
of Wellington and Earl C'owley represent junior
branches, — Draycot House, near Chippenham,
Wilts ; Clarendon Hotel, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin the Duke of Wellington
(whom see).
MORRIS, Sir John Armine, Bart. (cr. 1806\
Eldest son of the late Sir John Morris, Bart., bj'
Lucy Juliana, dau. of John, 5th Vi.^count Tor-
rington ; I. 1813 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1855. Was for-
merly Lieutenant 60th foot. — Sketty Park, near
Swansea, Glamorganshire ; Carlton and Jimior
ITnited Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother George Bj'ng, h. 1816 ;
m. 1852 Emily Matilda, dau. of C. H. Smith, Esq.,
of Derwen Fawr, co. Glamorgan.
MORRIS, Sir Benjamin, Knt. (cr. 1836).
Eldest surviving son of the late George Morris
Wall. Esq., by the eldest dau. and heiress of
James Wall, Esq., of ("!lonea Castle, co. Waterford,
and cousin of William Morris Reade, Esq., of Eos-
senarra, late ]\I.P. for AVaterford ; h. 1798 ; m. 1824 ;
Anna, dau. of Thomas Armstrong, Esq. Educated
at Waterford ; was formerly a Captain in the 25th
foot, served in the Y'est Indies ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the co. and city of W^aterford,
of which city he is an Alderman, and served the
office of Mayor 1845-6 : was High Sheriff of Water-
ford 1855 ; is a Local Inspector of Prisons, a Direc-
tor of the National Bank, and of the Waterford
.and Limerick Railway. — The Mall, Waterford.
MORRIS, Lieutenant-Colonel Charles, O.B.
Youngest son of the late Sir John Morris, Bart., of
Clasemontand Sketty Park, co. C^lamorgan, byLucy
Julia, youngest dau. of the 5th Viscount Torring-
ton ; h. 1824. Appointed to the Royal Artillery
1842; promoted to Major and C.B. for distin-
guished service in the Crimea while commanding a
field battery ; served as British Commissioner and
A.D.C. to General Bosquet at the assault and
taking of the Mamelon and Malakoff, and again
promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel for distinguished
services on these occasions ; has received the
Crimean medal with three clasps, the Sardinian
and Turkish medals, and the Order of the Medjidie.
— Army and Navy Club, S.W. ; 77, Cadogan
Place, S.W,
MORRIS, Cholmeley, Esq. (of Fishleigh).
Second son of the late William Cholmeley Morris,
Esq., by Jane, dau. of James Veale, Esq., of Passa-
ford, Devon; b. 1822; s. his brother, the late
Lieutenant-Colonel William Morris, C.B., 1858 ;
m. 1853 Caroline, 2nd dau. of Hugh Mallet, Esq.,
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of Ash, Devon . — Fishlelgh, near Hatherleigb,
N. Devon.
Heir, his son William Cholmeley, h. 1856.
MOERIS, David, Esq. (of Llansteph.an) ,
Eldest son of the late William Morris, Esq., Banker,
of C^armarthen ; h. 1800. Is a Banker at C'armartlien,
and a INIagistrate for co. Carmarthen ; has been M.P.
for Carmarthen since 1837. — Llanstephan, near
( 'arrnarthen, S. Wales ; Reform, Brookes', and
Union Clubs. S.W. ; 8, St. .lames's Place. S.W.
MOBBIS, Hev. Francis Orpen.
Eldest son of the late Reai'- Admiral Henry Gage
Morris, of Beverley, by Rebecca Newenham Mil-
lerd, dau. of the late Rev. Francis Orpen, of
Trinity Coll., Dubhn ; h. 1810; .s. 1852; m. 1835
Anne, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of the late Charles
Sanders, Esq. Educated at Bromsgrove and
Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1834); is a Magis-
trate for the E. Riding of Yorkshire, and a Com-
missioner of Income Tax, Land and Assessed
Taxes, &c. This family is of ancient British ex-
traction, and claims descent from Elystan Glodrydd,
founder of the 4th Royal Tribe of Wales. — Nun-
burnliolme Rectory, Hayton, near York.
Heir, his son Amherst Henry Gage, h. 1S3G.
MOBBIS, PhDip, Esq. (of The Hurst).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Philip Morris, by Char-
lotta Margretta, dau. of the Rev. D'Elboeuf Ed-
wards, of Pentre Hall, co. Montgomery ; h. 1786 ;
s. 1801 ; ra. 1819 EHzabeth, daii. of George Field,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Worcester Coll., Oxford
(M.A. 1S05) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1810 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Salop, was High Sheriff for co. Montgomery 1827.
— The Hurst, near Shrewsburv, Salop ; Windham
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Philip, Barrister-at-Law, of the
Inner Temple, h. 1821.
MOBBIS, Winiam O'Connor, Esq. (of Mount
Pleasant).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Benjamin Morris, by
Elizabeth. 4th dau. of M, N. O'Connor, Esq., of
Mount Pleasant ; h. 1824 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1858 Geor-
giana Kathleen, eldest dau, of G. H. Lindsay, Esq.,
of Glasnevin, and the Ladv IMary Lindsay. Edu-
cated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1853) ; called to
the B,ar of Ireland 1854 ; is a Magistrate for King's
CO. This branch of the family of Morris migrated
from Staffordshire temp. Charles I., and has been
settled in the co. of Waterford from that period to
the present. The O'Connors of ]\Iount Pleasant
represent the O'Connors of OfFaley, for many cen-
turies celebrated in Irish history. — Mount Pleasant,
near Tullamore, King's co. ; Kildare-Street Club.
Dublin.
Heirs, his twin daus. Louisa Sudley Elizabeth
and Mary Augusta Caroline.
MOBBIS-BEADE, Frederick Bichard, Esq. (of
Bossenarra).
Second and youngest son of the late William
Morris-Reade, Esq., M.P., of Rossenarra, by Eliza,
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only dau. of the late Patrick Maitland, Esq., of
Kilmaron Castle, co. Fife, N.B. ; h. 1833. Is a
Magistrate for co. Kilkenny. — Rossenarra, near
Callan, co. Kilkenny.
MOBBOaH, James, Esq. (of Old Court).
Eldest son of the late Edward Morrogh, Esq., of
Glanmire House, co. Cork, by Christian, dau. of
Robert .1. Efrench, Esq., of Rahasane, co. Galway ;
h. 1810; s. 1850; //(. 1844 Christine, 2nd dau. of
James D. Lyons, Esq., D.L., of Croome House, co.
Limerick. Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. and at
Amiens ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork, and a Grand
Juror. — Old Court, Doneraile, co. Cork ; County
Club, Cork.
MOBSE, Thomas, Esq. (of Ashmead House).
Only son of the late Nicholas Morse, Esq., of
Ashmead House ; h. 1785 ; m. 1833 Maria, dau. of
the late William Withell, Esq. ; ,<!. 18 — • his cousin
the late Thomas Morse, Esq., J.P. and D.L., of
I Dursley. — Ashmead House, Cam, near Dur.sley,
Gloucester.sliire.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1833; ra. 1858 Sar.ah
Jane, dau. of Arthur .John Goldney, Esq. ; edir-
cated at Eton and Queen's Coll, Oxford ; is a
Magistrate for co. Gloucester, and Captain Royal
Gloucester Militia.
MOBSHEAD, Sir "Warwick Charles, Bart, (cr,
1784).
Eldest son of the late Sir Frederick Treise Mor-
shead, Bart., by Jane, dau. of Robert Warwick,
Esq. ; h. 1824; s. as 3rd Bart. 1828; w. 1854
Selina, dau. of Rev. William Vernon Harcourt,
Canon of York, and grand-dau. of the late
Archbishop of York ; was formerly Captain 6th
Dragoons. — Forest Lodge, near Binfield, Berks ;
Army and Navy Club, S.W.
MOBTOlSr (Earl of), Sholto John Douglas fcr,
14.58).
Eldest son of the ISth Earl, by Frances Theodora,
dau. of the late Sir G. H. Rose ; h. 1818 ; ,9. 1868 ;
m. 1st 1844 Helen, dau. of J. Watson, Esq. ; 2nd
1853 Alice Ann Caroline, dau. of John George, 1st
Earl of Durham. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Midlothian
and CO. Argyle, and Lieutenant-Colonel Midlothian
Yeom.anry ; hate Lieutenant 11th Dragoon Guards.
— Dalmaiioy, near Edinburgh ; 47, Brook Street,
W.
fhir, his son Ijord Aberdour, h. 1844.
MOBTOW, Dowager Countess of.
Susan Elizabeth, dau. of late Sir F. Buller, Bart. ;
m. 1st 1814 George, 17th Earl of jMorton, who d.
1827 ; 2nd 1833 E. Godfrey, Esq.— Old Hall, East
Bergholt, Suffolk.
MOSIiEY, Sir Oswald, Bart. (cr. 1781).
Eldest son of the late Oswald Mosley, Esq., of
Bolesworth Castle, co. Chester ; by Elizabeth, only
dau. and heiress of the Rev. Thomas Tonman ; h.
1785 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1798 ; m. 1804 Sophia Anne,
dau. of Sir E. Every, Bart, (she d, 1869). Edu-
Mos]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
cated at Rugby and Biasenose Coll., Oxford; is
D.C.L. Oxon ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CCS. Stafford and Derby ; Patron of 1 living ; was
M.P. for North Staffordshire 1832-7.— RoUeston
Hall, near Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son Tonnian, late Lieutenant Innis-
killuigDraooons ; h. 1813 ; m. 18i7 Catharine, dau.
of the late Rev. J, Wood (and has issue), of Swau-
wick, CO. Derby.
MOSS, Joseph ■William, Esq., M.D., F.E.S. (of
Hillgrove House).
Only son of the late Joseph Moss, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Thomas Powell, Esq., of Brecon ; h.
1803 ; .<?. 1837 ; in. IS.'il Catherine, youngest dau.
of David Lloyd, Esq., J. P. and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Brecon. Educated at Magdalen Hall, Oxford
(B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828); is a Magistrate for
Somerset. This family was formerly of Portway
House, CO. Salop, and came originally from Lanca-
shire.— Hillgrove House, near Wells, Somerset.
Heir, his dau. Lucy Anne.
MOSS.
(See Edwanh-Moss.)
MGSTYlsr (Lord), Edward Mostyii Lloyd-
Mostjrti (cr. 1831).
Elder son of the 1st Lord, by Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Sir Roger Mostyn, Bart. ; Ji. 1795 ; x.
1854 ; m. 1827 Harriet Margaret, dau. of 2nd
Earl of Clonmell. Educated at Westminster; is
Lord-Lieutenant of co. Merioneth ; was M.P. for
Flintshire 1831-7, 1811-2, and 1817-54, for Lich-
field 1846-7 ; Patron of 1 living. Assumed the
name of Mostyn in addition to his patronymic of
Lloyd in 1831. — Pengwern, near Rhyl, Flintshire ;
Gloddeth, near Conway, Carnarvonshire ; Mostyn,
near Holywell, North Wales ; 9, Lower Seymour
Street, W^
Heir, hia son Thomas Edward, ?). 1830 ; in. 1855
Henrietta Augusta, dau. of 4th Earl of Aber-
gavenny ; educated at Eton and Ch. Cli., Oxford •
has been M.P. for Flintshire since 1854,
MOSTYN, Sir Pyer.s, Bart. (cr. 1670'.
Eldest son of the late Sir Edward Mostyn, Bart.,
by Frances, dau. of William Blundell, Esq., of
Crosby Hall, co. Lancaster; h. 1811 ; s. as Sth
Bart. 1841 ; m. 1844 Georgiaiia Frances Georgina,
2ud dau. of 14th Lord Lovat. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for CO. Flint, and High Sheriff 1843 ;
descended from a common ancestor with Lord
Mostyn. — Talacre, near Rhyl, Flintshire, N.
Wales ; Brookes' and Reform Clubs, S.W.
Hc'ir, his son Pyers William, h. 1846,
MOSTYN, Dowager Lady.
Constantia, dau. of H. Slaughter, Esq., and
Frances Viscountess Montague ; m. 1826 (as 2nd
wife) Sir E. Mostyn, Bart , who died 1841. — Red
Hill, Reigate, Surrey.
MOSTYN, Thomas Arthur Bertie, Esq. (of
Llewesog).
Youngest and only surviving son of the late John
Meredith Mostyn, of Segroit, co. Denbigh, by
Cecilia Margaretta, dau. of the late Henry Thrale,
Esq., of Streatham Park, Surrey ; h. 1801 ; s. 1801.
Educated at Westminster ; High Sheriff of co. Den-
bigh 1852. — Llewesog, near Denbigh, North Wales;
41, St. James's Place, S.W.
MOTT, John Thomas, Esq. (of Barningham
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Thruston Mott, Esq.,
of Barningham, by Sophia, 3rd dau. of Henry
Partridge, Esq., of Cromer, Norfolk ; h. 1809 ;
m. 1833 Caroline, 3rd dau. of William Sloane
Stanley, Esq , of Paultons, Hants. Educated
at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and on the list for
High Sheriff. — Barningham Hall, near Hanworth,
Norfolk.
Heir, his son John Stanley, h. 1838.
MOTT, William, Esq. (of Wall).
Eldest sou of John Mott, Esq., by Henrietta, dau.
of Sir Charles Oakeley, Bart. ; h. 1815 ; m. 1837
Louisa Aim, dan. of Roger Kynaston, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1836) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford.
— Wall, near Lichfield, Staffordshire ; Arthur's
Club, S. W.
Heir, his son William Kynaston, h. 1840.
MOUBRAY, Robert Frederick North Bickerton,
Esq. (of Cockaiimy).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Robert Moubray,
K.H., of Cockairny, by Laura, dau. of William
Hobson, Esq., of Markfield, Middlesex ; h. 1808 ;
.?. 1848. Is a Magistrate for co. Fife. — Cockairny
House, near Aberdour, Fifeshire, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother.
MOULTRIE, George Austin, Esq. (of Aston
Hall).
Only son of the late John Moultrie, by Catherine,
dau. of Elias and Catherine Ball, of Frenchay,
Gloucestershire ; b. 1787 ; s. 1823 ; m. 1827 Jane,
4th dau. of Crawford Davison, Esq. Eiiucated at
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Salop, and a Magistrate
for CO. Warwick ; foimeily Major 19th Lancers.
In 1760 John JNIoultrie, Governor of East Florida,
grandfather of the above, rn. Elinor, only dau. and
heiress of George and Anne Austin, of Aston Hall,
Shropshire. Several branches of this family settled
in C.irolina in the 16th and 17th centuries. —
Aston Hall, near Shiffnall, Shropshire ; Sandrock,
ne.ar Faruham ; L'nited Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Austin, h. 1829.
MOUNSEY, George Gill, Esq. (of Castletown).
Eldest son of the late Robert Mounsey, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Captain Joseph Gill, of Carlisle ;
h. 1797 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1827 Isabella, 2nd dau. of
John Heysham, Esq., M. D. (she f/. 1848). Edu-
cated at Westminster. — Castletown, near Carlisle,
Cumberland.
Heir, his son Robert Heysham, h, 1828.
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MOUNT, ■WiUiam, Esq.
Son of the late William Mount, Esq., by Mary,
dan. of John Saiikey, Esq., of Milton Chapel ;
h. 1789 ; s. 1804 ; m. 1816 Sydney, dau. of William
Chalk, Esq., of Milton Chapel. Appointed Lieu-
tenant East Kent Militia 1812 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Kent. — Canterbury.
Heir, his son Francis William, h. 1818; m. 1841
Martha, dau. of John James Peele, P]sq., of
Cockermouth Castle.
MOUNTCASHELL (Earl of), Stephen Moore,
F.R.S. (er. 1781).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Margaret, dau. of
the 2nd Earl of King.ston ; h. 1792; s. 1822;
m. 1819 Anna Maria, dau. of S. Wyss, Esq., of
Switzerland. Educated at Trinity Coll., Caml)ridge
(M.A. 1812) ; is a Magistrate for co. Galway ;
elected a Representative Peer for Ireland 1826. —
Moor Park, near Kilwortli, co. Galway ; Conserva-
tive Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Kilworth, h. 1825 ; educated
at Eton ; is 2nd Lieutenant Rifle Brigade, a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut., and late High Sheriff of co.
Cork.
MOUNTGHARLES,
(See under ConyiigTiara, Marquis,")
MOUNT-EDGCUMBE (Earl of), Ernest
Augustus Eclgcumbe (cr. 1789).
Elder son of the 2nd Earl, by Sophia, dau. of the
2nd Earl of Buckinghamshire ; h. 1797; s. 1839 ;
m, 1831 Caroline, dau. of the late Admiral Feilding.
Educated at Harrow and Royal Military Coll.,
Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieiit. for
Cornwall, and an A.D.C. to theQueen ; late Colonel
Cornwall Rangers ; formerly Lieutenant-Colonel
Grenadier Guards ; was M.P. for Fowey 1819-26.
Patronage 4 livings. — Mount Edgcumbe, near
Devonport ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Valletort, h. 1832 ;
'III. 1858 Katharine Elizabeth, dau. of 2nd Marquis
of Abercorn, K.G. ; educated at Eton ; appointed
Captain 1st Cornish Rifles 1855 ; elected M.P. lor
Plymouth 1859.
MOUNTGARRET (Viscount), Henry Edmund
Evitler (or. 1550).
Only son of the late Hon. Henry Butler, by Ann,
youngest dau. ami co-heir of John Harrison, Esq.,
of Newtown House, co. York ; h. 1816 ; s. his
uncle, the 12th A'^iscount (who was also Earl of
Kilkenny) 1846 ; m. 1844 Frances Penelope, only
dau. of Thomas Rawson, Esq., of Nidd Hall, co.
York. Educated at Worcester Coll., Oxford. —
Ballyconra, near Kilkenny.
Hdr, his son Henry Edmund, h. 1844.
MOUNTMORRES (Viscount), Hervey deMont-
morency (cr. 1763).
Eldest son of the late Viscount, by Anne, dau. of
Joseph Reade, Esq., of Castlehoyle, co. Kilkenny ;
h. 1796 ; s. 1833 : m. 1831 Sarah, dau. of William
Shaw, Esq., of Temple Hill. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1826, LL.D. 1849); appointed
. Dean of Cloyne 1844, Dean of Achonry ; is a
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Magistrate for co. Sligo. This family is a branch
of the illustrious family of De Montmorency of
France, and descended from Geoffry, 1st Lord
Justice of Ii-eland. — The Deanery, Achonry, Bally -
mote, Ireland; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son WiUiam Browne, h. 1832.
MOUTRAY, Anketell, Esq. (of Favour Royal),
Eldest son of the late John Corry Moutray, Esi[.
(J. P. and D.L. for co. Tyrone), by Mary Anne
Catherine, dau. of Ambrose Upton, Esq., of Dublin ;
h. 1797 ; s. 1859. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin ; was High Sheriff of co. Tyrone 1855. — Favour
Royal, near Aughnacloy, co. Tyrone.
Heir Pres., his brother John James, in Holy
Orders ; h. 1802 ; m. 1836 Maria, dau. of the Rev.
William Perceval.
MOWATT, Francis, Esq. (of Trotton Park).
Son of the late Captain James R. Mowatt, of East-
bourne, Sussex; h. 1803 ; m. 1828 Mary, dau. of Cap-
tain G. Barnes, East-India Company's service. Is an
Australian Merchant; was M.P. for Penryn and
Falmouth 1847-52, for Cambridge 1854-7.— Trot-
ton Park, near Midhurst, Sussex ; Athenseum
Club, S.W.
MOWBRAY, Right Hon. John Robert (of War-
rennes Wood).
Only son of Robert Stribling Cornish, Esq., by
Marianne, dau. of John Powning, Esq., of Hill's
Court, Exeter ; h. 1815 ; m. 1847 Elizabeth Gray,
only child of George Isaac Mowbray, Esq., of
Bishopwearmouth, whose name he has a.ssumed
by Royal license. Educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1839); called
to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1841 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham, and a
Magistrate for Berks; was Judge- Advocate General
1858-9, sworn a Privy Councillor 1858 ; has been
M.P. for Durham since 1853. — Warrennes Wood,
Mortimer, near Reading, Berks ; Carlton and Oxford
and Cambridge Clubs, S W.
Heir, his son Robert Gray Cornish, h. 1850,
MOYSEY, Ven. Charles Abel, D.D.* (of Bath-
ealton Court).
Second son of the late A. Mo3'sey, Esq., of Charter-
house Hinton, Somerset (some time M.P. for Bath),
by Charlotte, dau. of Sir R. W. Bumfylde, Bart., of
Poltimore, Devon ; h. 1779 ; s. his brother 1838 ;
TO. 1st 1810 Charlotte, dau. of F. Fownes-Luttrell,
Esq. ; 2nd 18 — Elizabeth, 5th dau. of Sir James
Stewart, Bart., of Fort Stewart, co. Donegal.
Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1802, M.A. 180.^ D.D. 1818); was Arch-
deacon of Bath from 1820 to 1839. — Bathealton
Court, near Wellington, Somerset.
Heir, his sou Henry Gorges (whom see).
MOYSEY, Henry Grorp;es, Esq. rof Bathealton
Court).
Eldest son of the late Ven. Archdeacon Moysey,
by his 1st wife Charlotte, dau. of F. Fownes-
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Luttrell, Esq., of Dunster Castle, Somerset ; h.
1813 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1841 Emily Faithful Fanshawe,
dau. of Rev. Charles R. Fanshawe, of Fanshawe
Gate, Dronfield. Educated at Westminster and
St. Mary Hall, Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Somerset ; entered the Army 1837, and
was formerly Lieutenant lltli Hussars. This family
was formerly of Charterhouse Hinton, near Bath,
for which city Mr. IMoj-sey's grandfather was M.P.
— -Bathealtou Court, near Wellington, Somerset ;
Army and Xavj- Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Rev. Frederick Luttrell,
h. 1815 ; in. 1839 Arabella, dau. of the Hon. T.
Petty Vrard.
MUDGE, Zachai-y, Esq. (of Sydney).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Mudge, by Jane,
dau. of Rev. Edmund (iranger, Rector of Souton,
ne.ar Exeter; 1,. 1813; s. 1852; m. 1844 Jane,
dau. of George Frederick Dickson, Esq., Consul-
General for Buenos Ayres. Educated at the Char-
terhouse and Oriel ColL, Oxford (B. A. 1834, M.A.
1840) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1837.—
Sydney, near Plympton. Devon ; South Pill, Salt-
ash, Cornwall ; Glenlossera Lodge, Killala. co.
Mayo ; Royal W. Yacht Club, Plymouth.
Heir, his son Arthur, I. 1847.
TvIUDIE, John, Esq. (of Pitmuies).
Only surviving son of the late James iludie, Esq.,
by .Jane, dau. of Charles Aitkin, Esq., of Relvidere.
Isle St. Croix. W. Indies ; /). 1812 ; .<;. 1850. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh L^niversity and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; called to the Scottish Bar 1S38 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Forfar. — Pitmuies, Arbroath, For-
farshire. N.B.
MUGGERIDGS, Sir Henry, Knt. (cr. 1855).
Son of the late R. Muggeridge, Esq., of f !hipstead,
Surrey ; h. 1814; m. 1848 IMary Anne, dau. of W.
Hoof, Esq. Is a Merchant and Alderman of Lon-
don, of which he was Sheriff in 1855 ; Knighted on
the occasion of the visit of the Emperor and Em-
press of the French to England ; is a Director of
the Bank of London. — High Ashurst, near Dorking,
Surrey ; St. Andrew's Hill, Citj', E.C. ; The Com-
mon, Streatham, S.
MULCAHY, Edmnnd, Esq. (of Ballymakee).
Second son of the late Edmund Mulcahy, Esq., of
Tipperary, by Bai'bara, dau. of Roger ]\Ioore, Esq.,
of Ashgrove; h. 1791: ,v. 1823; m. 1819 Maria,
dau. of John Russell, Esq., of Ballycallain, co.
Waterford. Is a Magistrate for cos. Waterford and,
Tipperary ; a Grand Jiiror for co. Waterford ; was
formerly an Officer in the Tipperary Militia. The
Mulcahys are of ]Milesian origin, descended from
Esgau, son of Xiel the Great, and were formerly
Chiefs of the Barony of Lecale, co. Down. — Bally-
makee, near Clonmel, co. Waterford.
Heir, his son Edmund Moore, Captain South Tip-
perary Artillery ; h. 1821 ; m. 1849 Susan, elde.st
dau. of the late Nicholas P. O'Gorman, Esq., Q.C.,
Chairman of co, Kilkennv.
MULCASTER, Rev. Richard (of Laversdale).
Eldest son of the late Richard Mulcaster, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Thomas Calvert, Esq., of Clarke's
Hill; h. 1830; s. 1851. Educated at Carlisle Gram-
mer-school and University of Durham (B.A. 1854).
This family is of ancient standing in Cumberland,
its first ancestor having been warder of Carlisle
Castle temp. William II. The Mulcasters were
High Sheriffs of Cumberland temp. Edward I. and
Edward III., and represented Carlisle in Parliament
temp. Richard II. and Elizabeth. The manor of
Laversdale, with a moiety of Scaleby, came into their
possession by a co-heiress of the ancient family of
Tilliol ; but the greater part of their estate was se-
questered during the civil war, and no restitution
was made to them on the accession of Charles II. —
Bothal, near Morpeth, Nurthumberland ; Lavers-
dale, Cumberland.
MULGRAVE.
(See under Normmiby.)
MULLINGS, Joseph, Esq. (of Eastcourt).
Eldest son of the late Joseph R. Mullings. Esq.
(who was M.P. for Cirencester 1S48-57) ; h. 1837 ;
s. 1859. Educated at Exeter Coll., Oxford.— East-
court, near Malmesbury, Wilts.
Heir Pres., his brother Arthur Randolph, Lieu-
tenant 15th Hussars, h. 1840.
MULLOY, Rev. Coote Charles.
Eldest son of the late Coote Mulloj', Esq,, by Mary,
dau. of William Lloyd, Esq,, of Rockville, Ros-
common ; h. 1803; s. 1842; m. 1st 1831 Alice,
eldest dau. of Robert King Duke. Esq., of New-
p.irk, Sligo ; 2nd 1857 Catherine Reddi.sh, eldest
dau. of the late Most Rev. Edward Stopford, D.D.,
liite Bishop of Meath. Educated at Trinity Coll..
Dublin (B.A. 1823); is in Holy Orders.— Hughs-
town, near Carrick-on-Shannon, co. Roscommon,
Heir, his son William Hutchinson, h. 1839.
MUWGASTER (Lord), Gamel Augustus Pen-
nington (cr. 1783).
Eldest son of the 3rd Lord, by Frances, dau.
of the late Sir John Ramsden, Bart. ; h. 1831 ; .<?.
1838 ; m. 1855 Jane Louisa Octavia, dau. of 2nd
Marquis of U'estminster. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland and the East Riding
of Yorkshire ; High Sheriff for Cumberland 1859.
— Muncaster Castle, near Whitehaven, Cumber-
land ; Warter Priory, near Pocklington, Yorkshire.
Heir Pres., his brother .Josslvn Francis, Captain
90th foot. h. 1834.
MUIXTDY, Sir George, K.C.B. (cr. 1837).
Son of the late E. II. Mundy, Esq., ]M,P., by a
dau. of G-. ]\Ieynell, Esq,, and uncleof the Duke of
Xewcastle ; /;, 1777. An Admiral of the Red ;
served in the Mediterranean ; was present at the
Ijattles of St. Yincent and the Nile ; was M.P. for
Boroughbridge 1818-30. — United Service Club,
S.W. ; 2, Grosvenor Street West, W,
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MUNDY, Alfred MUler, Esq. (of Shipley Hall).
Fourth son of Edward Miller Mundy, Esq. (who d.
1834), by Nelly, dau. of F. Barton, Esq. ; h. 1809 ;
s. his brother, the late Edward M. Mundy, Esq.,
M.P. for South Derbyshire, 1849 ; m. 1841 Jane,
2nd dau. of Eear-Admiral Sir John Hindmarsli,
K.H. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Derby (High Sheriff 1855) ; was formerly Lieute-
nant 60th Eifles, This family is a younger branch
of the Mund3'S of Markeaton Hall, same county. — -
Shipley Hall, near Derby ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Alfred Edward Miller, h. 1849.
MUNDY, Charles John Henry, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Charles Godfray Mundy,
Esq., by Harriet, only dau. and heiress of Charles
Bun-ell Massingberd, Esq., of South Ormsby, co.
Lincoln, and cousin of W. Mundy, Esq., of Mark-
eaton (whom see) ; h. 1808 ; m. 1838 Elizabeth
Susan, 5th dau. of the late John Young, Esq., of
Westridge, Isle of Wight. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Parts of Lindse}'-, co. Lincoln. — Carlton Club,
S.W.
Ueh; his son Charles Francis, Ik 1839,
MUNDY, William, Esq. (of Markeaton).
Eldest son of the late Francis Mundy, Esq.. of
Markeaton, co. Derby (many years M.P. for co.
Derby), bv Sarah, dau. of John Leaper Newton,
Esq. • h. 1801 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1830 Harriet Georgiana,
dau. of James Frampton, Esq., of Moreton, Dorset,
and grand-dau. of the 2nd Earl of Ilchester.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Ma,gis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby (High Sheriff
1843) ; Avas M.P. for South Derbyshire 1849-57,
re-chosen 1859. — Markeaton Hall, near Derby;
Travellers', Boodle's, and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Hdr. his son Francis Noel, h. 1833,
MUNN, Robert, Esq. (of Newchiirch).
Eldest son of John Munn, Esq., by Alice, dau. of
John Clegg, Esq., of Prestwich ; h. 1832 ; m. 1854
Marg.aret Alice, dau. and co-heiress of late William
Turner, Esq., of Flax Moss, co. Lancaster. Is a
Magistrate for co. Lancaster, and Captain com-
mauding 4 th Lancashire Volunteer Eifles. This
family is of Scotch extraction ; the late Dugald
Munn, great-grandfather of the above, having mi-
grated from Argyleshire, N.B., to Lancashire, A.D.
1745. — Newchurch, near Manchester.
Heir, his son Dugak], h. 1857.
MUNN, Major William Augustus (of Throwley
House) .
Only son of the late Colonel Henry Munn, by Har-
I'iet Comber, dau. of William Hood, Esq., of Black-
heath, Kent; h. 1814; m. 1st 1834 Elizabeth.
eldest dau. of H. Hilton, Esq., of Sole Street,
Kent ; 2nd 1852 Marianne, eldest dau. of I. B.
Wildman, Esq., of Chilham CcXstle, Kent. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent, and a retired
Major East Kent Militia, which rank he still re-
tains. This family is mentioned in Doomsday
Book under the name of Maune, or Mann, and lat-
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terly Munn, of Kent,— Throwley House, near
Faversham, Kent,
Heir, his sou Henry Oldman Munn, Captain
lotli Light Dragoons, l>. 1835.
MUNE.O, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1634).
Eldest son of the late (J, Munro, Esq., of Culraiu,
CO. Eoss (who d. 1840), by Mary, youngest dau. of
J. Montgomery, Esq., of Milton, co. Eoss ; h. 1795 ;
.9. his kinsman as 9th Bart. 1848; m. 1st 1817
Amelia, dau. of F. Browne, Esq. (she d. 1849);
2nd 1853 Harriet, dau. of Eobert Midgley, Esq.
Educated at Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Eosa, — Arndilly House, Eoss-.shlre ;
Fowhs Castle, near Evanton, N.B.
J[eir, his son Charles, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Eoss, and Captain Eoss-shire Eifles ;
^<. 1824; m. 1847 Mary Anne, dau. of John
Nicholson, Esq., of ( 'amberwell.
MUNRO, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1825).
Eldest son of the late Major-General Sir Thomas
Munro, Bart., K.C.B., by Jane, dau. of Eichard
C^ampbell, Esq., of Craigie, co. Ayr ; h. 1819 ; .<f. as
2nd Bart, 1827. Educated at Edinburgh ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife, and Cap-
tain Forfarshire Yeomamy ; was formerly Captain
10th Hussars.— 17, South Street, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Campbell, Lieutenant and
Captain Grenadier Guards ; h. 1823 ; in. 1853 Hen-
rietta, dau, of John Drummond, Esq.
MUNRO, Lady (of Poyntzfield House),
Jemima Charlotte, dau. of Colonel C. D. Graham ;
m. 1822 Sir G. G. Munro, who d. 1852.— Poyntz-
field House, near Fort Eose, ( "romartyshire, N.B.
MUNRO.
(See Midgley -Munro. )
MUNSTER (Earl of), William Qeorge VW?..
Clarence (cr. 1831),
Eldest son of the late Earl of Munster (who was
a natural son of King William IV.), by Mary, dau.
of George, 3rd Earl of Egremont ; h. ] 824 ; .'?!' 1842 ;
m. 1855 Wilhelmina, dau. of the Hon. J. Kennedy
Erskine. Educated at Harrow ; was formerly
Captain 1st Life Guards. — 35, Eutland Gate, Hvde
Park, W.
Heir, his son Viscount FitzClarence, A. I'^^G.
MUNTZ, George Frederick, Esq. (of Umber-
slade Hall).
Eldest son of the late Geor^o Frederick Muntz,
Esq., M.P., by Eliza, dau. of the late John Pryce,
Esq., of CO. Montgomery ; h. 1822 ; .?. 1857 ;
m. 1844 Marianne Lydia, dau. of William Eichard-
son, Esq., of Calcutta. Is an extensive manufacturer
at Birmingham. — Umberslade Hall, Hockly Heath,
Warwickshire.
Heir, his son Frederick Ernest, h. 1845,
MURCHISON, Sir Roderick Impey, Knt„F.R.S.
(cr. 1846).
Eldest son of the late Kennett Murchison, Esq., of
Tarradale, co. Boss, by a sister of the late General
Mur]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Sir Alexander Mackenzie, Bart., of Coul ; 6. 1792 ;
m. 1815 Charlotte, dnii. of Genera] Hugonin. Edu-
cated at Durham and Marlow ; formerly Capt. 36th
foot and 6th Dragoons; served in the Peninsula 1807-
16 ; is Director-General of the Geological Survey',
and a Trustee of the British Museum ; late Presi-
dent of the Geological and Geographical Societies.
— Atheua3um Club, S.W. ; 16, Belgrave Square,
S.W.
MURE, David, Esq.
Third son of the late Colonel W. Mure, of Cald-
well, by Anne, eldest dau. of Sir J. Hunter-Blair,
Bart., of Dunskey ; h. 1810 ; m. 1841 Helen, dau.
of John Tod, Esq., of Ivirkhill. Midlothian {d.)
Educated at Westminster and University of Edin-
burgh ; called to the Scottish Bar 1831 ; appointed
Solicitor General for Scotland 1858; Lord Advo-
cate April, 1859 ; was Sheriff of co. Perth 1853-8 ;
elected M.P. for co. Bute 1859. — 12, Ainslie
Place, Edinburgh.
MURE, George, Esq. (of Herringswell).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Mure, Esq., by
Helen, eldest dau. of Hon. Patrick Boyle, of
Shewalton, co. Ayr; b. 1797; s. 1806; m. 1835
Fanny Eliza, only dau. of Wriglit Thomas Squire,
Esq. Was formerly Lieutenant Grenadier Guards,
.ind was present at Waterloo. Herringswell
House, near Mildenhall, Suffolk ; Arthur's Club,
S.W.
JJcir Prcs., his brother Patrick Boyle, b. 1800 ;
m. 1835 Rachel Anne, only child of the late John
Macredie, Esq.
MURE, Colonel Wimam (of Caldwell).
Eldest son of the late William Mure, Esq., b^'
Anne, dau. of Sir James Huriter-Blair, Bart., of
Dunskey. N.B. ; b. 1799 ; s. 1831 ; m. 1825 Laura,
dau. of William 3Iarkham, Esq., of Becca Hall,
CO. York. Educated at Westminster ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr and Vice-
Lieutenant for CO Renfrew ; apponted Colonel
of the Renfrew Militia 1831 ; was M.P. for Ren-
frewshire 1846-55. Author of the " History of the
Literature of Ancient Greece." — Caldwell, near
Beith, Ayrshire, N.B. ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son WiUiam, Captain Fusilier Guards,
b. 1830 ; 'Id. 1859 Constance Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of
1st Lord Leconfield.
MURPHY, Francis, Esq. (of Kilcairne).
Eldest son of the late Patrick Murphy, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of John M'Donnell, Esq., of
Dublin ; b. 1798 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1835 Eleanor
Honoria, eldest dau. of Luke Harkan, Esq., of
Raheen, co. Eoscomn)on. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Meath. —
Kilcairne House, near Navan, co. Meath ; 30,
Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son Francis O'Donnell, b. 1844.
MURPHY.
(See MacMurrourjh-Murj)hy.)
MURRAY, Lord James Charles Plantagenet.
Second son of the l.st Lord Glenlyon, and brother of
the 6th Duke of Athole ; b. 1819 ; m. 1851 Eliza-
beth Marjoiy, dau. of the late G. Fairholme, Esq.
Is Brevet-Colonel, late of the Scots Fusilier Guard.s,
and Equerry to H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent, —
Eastwood, near Dunkeld, N.B.
MURRAY, Hon. Charles Augrtstvis, C.B.
Second son of 5th Earl of Dunmore ; 6. 1806 ;
m. 1850 Elizabeth, only dau. of late G. Wads-
worth, Esq. (who d. 1851). Educated at Eton and
Oriel Coll., O.xford (B.A. 1827), was afterwards
Fellow of All Souls (M.A. 1832) ; has been
Master of the Household and a Groom in Waiting ;
appointed Secretary of Legation at Naples 1845,
Agent and Consul-General in Egypt 1846, Minister
in Switzerland 1853, Envoy in Persia 1854,
Minister in Saxony 1859. — British Embassy,
Dresden.
MURRAY, Sir Robert, Bart. (er. 1625).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir WiUiam Murray,
9th Bart., by Esther Jane, dau. of — Gayton,
Esq. ; b. 1815 ; x. liis brother .as llth Bart. 1843 ;
m. 1839 Susan Katharine Saunders, dau. of John
Murray, Esq., of Ardeley-Bury, Herts, and widow
of Adolphus Cottin Murray, Esq. Is a TNIagistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Herts. — Ardeley-Bury, Herts.
Heir, his son William Robert, b. 1840.
MURRAY, Sir Archibald John, Bart. (er.
1628).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Murray, Bart., of
Blackbarouy, N.B., by Anne, dau. of John Digby,
Esq. ; b. 1792 ; .9. 1809 ; m. 185G Eliza Hope, only
dau. of the late S. LTnwin, Esq. Educated at West-
minster and the Ro3'al Military Coll., Marlow ;
entered the Army in 1810, and is now a Lieutenant-
Colonel retired ; was Ibrmerly in the Scots Fusilier
Guards. — United Service Club, S.W. ; 4, Sheffield
Gardens, Kensington, W.
Heir Pres., his brother John Digby, b. 1798 ; m.
1st 1823 Susannah, dau. of Frederick Cuthbert,
Esq. ; 2nd 1827 Frances, dau. of Peter Patten
Bold, Esq.
MURRAY, Sir John, Bart. (or. 1664).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Murra}', Bart., by
Emily, dau. of Vice-Admiral Francis Ptckmore,
Governor of Newfoundland ; b. 17 — ; s. his brother
as llth Bart. 18—; m. 1801 Katharine, dau. of
Adam Callendar, Esq., cf Craigforth, co. Stirling
(she d. 1831). This title was forfeited in the
rebellion of 1745. The present Baronet has resided
on the Continent for many years. — Stanhope, co.
Peebles, N.B.
MURRAY, Sir William Keith, Bart. (cr. 1673).
Eldest son of the late Sir P. Murray, Bart., by
Mary Anne, dau. of John, 2nd Earl of Hopetoun ;
b. 1801 ; .9. 1837 ; w. 1st 1833 Helen Margaret, only
surviving child and heir of the late Sir Alexander
Keith, of Dunnottar, Knight Marischal of Scot-
land ; 2nd 1854 Adelaide Augusta Lavinia, dau. of
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Mur
the 1st Marquis of Hastings, K.G. Educated at
Harrow; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, force.
Perth, and F.R.A.S. ; was formerly Captain 42nd
lioyal Highlanders, and Lieutenant-Colonel of the
Perthshire Militia. — Ochtertyre, near Crieff^ Perth-
shire, N.B.
Heir, his son Patrick, Captain Grenadier Guards,
h. 1835.
MURRAY, Sir James, Knt., M.D. (cr. 1833).
Eldest son of the late Edward Murray, Esq., by
Belinda, dau. of J. Towell, Esq., of co. London-
derry ; h. 1788; m. 1st 1809 Mary, dau. of G.
Sharrock, Esq. ; 2nd 1848 Mary, dau. of Samuel
Allen, Esq., of Antiim. Appointed Physician to the
Viceroy of Ireland 1831 ; is M.D. of Edinburgh and
Dublin, and Inspector of Anatomy. — ?Iurray Ter-
race, Belfast; Temple House, Dublin.
MURRAY, Alexander, Esq. (of Eriswell Lodge).
Only son of the late Alexander Murray, Esq., by
Mary Barbara, dau. of Captain Vincent, R.N. ;
h. 180.5; .-•. 1806; in. 1828 Eliza, dau. of Evans
Gathercole, Esq. Educated at Eton and Edin-
burgh.—Eriswell Lodge, Mildenhall, Suffolk ; Bed-
ford Square, Brighiou, Sussex ; Ivoyal Institution,
Albemarle Street, W.
MURRAY, Rev. David Rodney.
Eldest son of the late Hon. David Murray (bi'other
of the 7th Loid Elibank), by Elizabeth, dau. of the
Right Hon. Thomas Harley, brother of the 4th Earl
of Oxford; h. 1791; s. 1794; m. 1828 Frances,
3rd dau. of John Poi-tal, Esq., of Freefolk, Hants.
Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1813, M.A. 1816) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Radnor, and a Magistrate for co.
Hereford ; appointed Rector of Brampton Brian
1826. — Brampton Brian, near Ludlow, Hereford-
shire.
Heir, his son David Mortimer, h. 1832 ; Captain
64th regiment ; served on Lord Clyde's Staff in
India 1857-9.
MURRAY, Major Edward.
Eldest son of the late General H. Murray, Member
of the Council of Trinidad, by Elise, dau. of Le
Comte du Rochard (first cousin to the late Empress
Josephine) ; h. 1800 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1822 Adfele, dau.
of M. Roget du Belloquet. Educated at Dublin ; is
Major Trinidad Battalion, and Marshal of that
island. Represents a branch of the ducal fauiily
of Athole. — Wood brook. Port of Spain, Trinidad.
Heir, his son Henry Augustus, h. 1823.
MURRAY, Captain Edward, Jun.
Second son of Edward Murray, Esq., of Wood-
brook, Trinidad (whom see), by Adele, dau. of M.
Roget de Belloquet ; b. 1825 ; vi. 1846 Grace, only
child and heir of the late Sir T. E. Croft, Bart.
Educated at Exeter and King's Coll., London ; is
Captain 3rd Middlesex Militia. — 77, Montpelier
Road, Brighton.
Heir, his son Edward Croft, b. 1847.
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MURRAY, James, Esq.. (of Caw House).
Third son of the late Thomas Murray, Esq., Major
18th Royal Irish regiment, by Rose, dau. of the late
Andrew Bond, Esq., of Clooney ; b. 1802 ; m. Is)
1827 Anne, 2nd dau. of the late John Blair,
Esq., of Newry, and relict of Rev. J. Johnstone,
of Coal Island, co. Tyrone (who d. 1836) ; 2nd
1839 Hannah, eldest dau. of the late John Alex-
ander, Esq., of Caw House, co. Londonderry. Is a
Magistrate for the city and co. of Ijondonderry
(High Sheriff 1853). This is a junior branch of
theMurraysof Philiphaugh. — Caw House, London-
derry.
MURRAY, James Wolfe, Esq. (of Cringletie).
Eldest son of the late James Wolfe Murray, Lord
Cringletie, by Isabella Katharine, dau. of James
■ Charles Edward Stuart Strange, Esq. (godson ot
Prince Charles Edward); b. 1814; s. 1836 ; m 1852
Elizabeth Charlotte, youngest dau. of John Whyte-
Melville, Esq., and grand-dau. of 5th Duke of Leeds.
Appointed to the 42nd Royal Highlanders 1833 ,
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Peebles,
and one of the Senators of the College of Justice,
This family is a junior branch of the house of the
Murrays of Blackbarony. — Cringletie, Eddlestone,
N.B. ; West Shield, near Lanark ; New Club,
Edinburgh.
Heir, his son James Wolfe, b. 1853.
MURRAY, John, Esq. (of Polmaise).
Cousin of the late William Murray, Esq. ; h. 1797;
s. 1847 ; m. 1830 Elizabeth, dau. of James Bryce,
Esq., of Edinburgh. Educated at the University
of Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate for, and Vice-
Lieutenant and Convener of co. Stirling. — Polmaise,
near Stirling, N.B.
Heir, his son John, Captain Grenadier Guards,
h. 1831.
MURRAY, John, Esq. lof MurrayshaU).
Eldest son of the late Andrew Murray, Esq., by
Janet, dau. of Oliver Thomson, Esq., of Leckie-
bank, co. Fife ; b. 1809 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1853 Robina,
youngest dau. of Thomas Hamilton, Esq., and
grand-dau. of Sir George L. A. Colquhoun, Bart.
Educated at Edinburgli" University (M.A. 1828) ;
called to the Bar at Edinburgh 1831 ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Perth. Descended in the male line
from the family of Graham of Balgowan, a cadet
of which married the heiress of MurrayshaU, of the
family of Storniont. — Murr.ayshall, Perthshire ;
New Club, Edinburgh ; 5, Walker Street, Edin-
burgh.
Heir Pres., his brother Andrew, b. 1812 ; m. 1842
Marianne, dau. of Henry Francis, Esq.
MURRAY, William, Esq.
Son of the late Mr. William Murray, of Portsea ;
b. 1796; m. 1824 Miss Maria Jane Blundell
Guppey. Educated at Dr. Burney's, Gosport ;
admitted a Solicitor 1818 ; is a Solicitor in practice
in London ; elected M.P. for Newcastlc-under-
Lyne 1859. — 11, Cambridge Square, AV. ; 11,
Birchin Lane, E.C.
Mur]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MUBKAY,
(See t<cott-Murraii.)
MUBBAY-KEB, Audre AUeu, Esq. (of New-
bliss House).
Eldest soil of the late Andre Allen Murray, Esq.,
Barrister-at-Law, of Lougboona, co. IMonaghau, by
Kebecca, dau. of IJev. William Moifatt, of Cava
House ; b. 1818 : s. 1827 ; m. 1854 Maryanne, only
surviving dau. of Eev. Eicbard Foster, and heiress
of the late Andrew Ker, Esq., M.D., of Newbliss,
whose name he assumed. Educated at Luxembourg
and at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Monagbau (High Sheriff 1844),
and a Magi.strate for co. Cavan. The Ker family
is one of the olde.st in the co. Monagbau, and has
been resident at Newbliss for several generations.
— Newbliss House, co. Monaghan ; Sackville-Street
Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Andrew, b. 1858.
MUBBAY-STEWART. Horatio Granville, Esq.
(of Cally).
Only son of the late Captain Horatio Stewart, by
Sophia, dau. of Hon. Montgomery Stewart, and
grandson of the late Sir William Stewart, K.C.B. ;
b. 1834 ; s. 1845 ; ;,•(. 1858 Ann Eliza, 3rd dau. of
Eev. J. D. Wingfield-Digb}^ Educated at Harrow
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Wigton and Donegal (High Sheriff 1858), and for
the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, and a Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Wigton. — Cally, near Gatehouse, N.B. ;
Killybegs, Donegal ; Carlton Club, S.W.
MUSGBAVE, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1611),
Eldest sou of the late Sir John Chardin Musgrave,
7th Bart., by Mary, dau. of the late Eev. Sir
Edmund Filmer, Bart., of East Sutton Place,
Kent ; h. 1799 ; s. his brother as 10th Bart. 1834 ;
m. 1828 Charlotte, dau. of the late Sir James
Graham, Bart., of Netberby. Is a ^Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Westmoi-elaud and Cumberland
(High Sherifif 1840), and Patron of 1 living. —
Eden Hall, near Penrith, Cumberland ; 43, Albe-
marle Street, W,
Heir, his son Richard Courtenay, b. 1838.
MUSGRAVE, Rev. Sir William Augustus,
Bart. (cr. 1638).
Second son of the late Sir James ilusgi-ave, Bart.,
of Barnsley Park, by Clarissa, dau. of Thomas
Blackall, Esq., of Great Hasely, Oxon ; b. 1791 ;
s. his brother as 10th Bart. 1858. Educated at
Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1813,
]\I.A. 1815) ; is a Magistrate for Oxfordshire, and
Eector of Chinnor. — Chinnor Eectory, Tetsworth,
Oxon ; Barnsley Park, Cirencester, Gloucestershire.'
MUSGRAVE, Sir Richard, Bart. (cr. 1782).
Eldest sou of the late Sir Eicbard Musgrave,
Bart., of Mount Elvers, co. Waterford, by Frances,
dau. of Archbishop Newconie, of Armagh ; h. 1820 ;
6'. as 4th Bart. 1859 ; m. 1845 Frances Mary, dau.
of John Asbton Yates, Esq., formerly M.P. for
Carlow. Educated at CaiusColl., Cambridge (B.A.
1842) ; is a Magistrate and Deji. Lieut, for co.
Waterford (High Sherifif 1851). This family went
over to Ireland from Cumberland about the year
1700. — -Towrin, near Cappoquin, co. Waterford;
33, Bryanstone Square, W.
Heir, bis son Eichard John, b. 1S5U.
MUSGRAVE, Rev. George Musgrave* (of Slnl-
iington Manor, Beds).
Eldest son of George JMu.sgrave, Esq., of Sbillington
IVIanor, Beds (who is great-grandson of Sir Chris-
topher Musgrave, Bart., of Eden Hall, and served
as Hic;]i Siieriff of Beds 1828), by Margaret, only
dau. E. Kennedy, Esq., of Grafton ; b. 1798 ;
m. 1827 Charlotte Emily, youngest dau. of Thomas
Oakes, Esq., of St. Nicholas Deeping, co. Lincoln,
for many years President of the Board of Trade,
and Senior in Council at Madras. Educated at
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1819, M.A. 1822);
ordained 1822; was Vicar of Borden, Kent, 1838-54.
This family came to England with W^illiara I., and
will be found on the roll of Battle Abbey. — Sbil-
lington Manor, near Hitchin.
Hdr, his son Edgar, b. 1835.
MUSGRAVE, Henry Musgrave, Esq. (of Beech
HiU).
Second son of George Musgrave, Esq., of Sbil-
lington Manor, Beds, and Borden Hall, Kent, by
Margaret, dau. of E. Kennedy, Esq. ; b. 1800 ;
m. 1841 Sarah Popplewell, youngest dau. of the
late Eicbard Pullan, Esq., of Harewood, co. Y^ork.
Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1834 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks and Beds,
This family came to England with William the
Conqueror, and is famed in history for valour and
loyalty. The INlusgraves were frequently Governors
of the city of Carlisle, and Sir Philip bravely
defended the place during the civil wars, and several
of the family represented the county and city in
Parliament from time to time. — Beech Hill, Loud-
water, near High Wycombe, Bucks.
Heir, her son George Arthur, b. 1843.
MUSGROVE, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1851).
Only sou of the late John Musgrove, Esq., Mer-
chant, of London, by Eebecca, dau. of — Eawortb,
Esq., of Hackney, Middlesex; 5.1793; »(. 1814
Emma, dau. of E. Bremridge, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, a Magistrate for
Kent and Sussex, and a Commissioner of the Lieu-
tenancy of Loudon ; has been Sheriff of London
and Middlesex, and was Lord Mayor of London in
1851. — Speldhurst, near Tunbridge WeUs, Kent;
32, Eussell Square, W.C.
MUSKERRY (Lord), Matthevv- Fitzmaui'icc
Deane (cr. 17S1).
Youngest son of the 1st Lord, by Ann, dau. of
J. Fitzmaurice, Esq.; b. 1795; s. bis brother
1824 ; '//(. 1825 Louisa, dau. of H, D. Grady,
"■' The Rev. George M. Musgrave is known as an artist, as
tlie author of six volumes on France, and as the first trans-
lator of the Psalter into blank verse ; he is Vice-President of
several Literary Institutes, and was an Honorary E.xhibitor
at the Royal Academy of Arts.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
fNaa
Esq. — Springfield Custle, Limerick ; Carlton (Jlub,
S.W.
Hdr, his grantlsuu IJainiltou Matthew Eitz-
maurice, h. 1854.
MUSKETT, Bev. Henry Joseph (of Clippesby
House).
Only son of the late Henry Muskett, Esq., Justice
of Peace, by Emily, dau. of the late William Grant,
Esq., of Norwich ; b. 1820 ; .>;. 1851 ; m. 1847
Charlotte Heath, dau. of William Heath Jary,
Esq., Justice of Peace and Dep. Lieut. Educated
at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1843, M.A.
1846); is a Magistrate for Norfolk. — Clippesby
House, near Norwich.
MUSTERS, John Chaworth, Esq. (of Annesley
Park).
Eldest son of the late J. G. Musters, Esq., of
Wiverton, Notts, by Emily, dau. of Philip Hamond,
Esq., of Westacre, Norfolk ; h. 1838 ; s. 1859 ;
m. 1859 Caroline Anne, dau. of Henry Sherbrooke,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Notts. — Annes-
ley Park, near Nottingham.
Heir Press., his brother George, h. 1840.
MYDDELTON-BIDDULPH, Colonel Kobert
(of Chirk Castle).
Eldest son of the late llobert Myddelton-Biddulph,
Esq., of Ledbury, co. Hereford, by Charlotte,
eldest dau. of Eichard Myddelton, Esq., of Chirk
Castle ; h. 1805 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1832 Fanny, 2nd
dau. of William Mostyn Owen, Esq., of Wood-
house, CO. Salop. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; appointed Lord-Lieutenant of co. Den-
bigh 1841 ; is Colonel of the Denbigh Militia ; was
M.P. for the Denbighshire boroughs 1830-2, for
CO. Denbigh 1832-4 ; has been M.P. for the
county since 1852. — Chirk Castle and Nantyr Hall,
Denbighshire ; Burghill House, Hereford ; Brookes'
and Arthur's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard, 1st Life Guards, h. 1837.
MYNORS, Peter Hickards, Esq. (of Treago).
Eldest son of the late Peter Rickards Mynors, Esq.,
by Meliora, dau. and heiress of the Rev. John
Powell, by Philippa, dau. and heiress of Thomas
BaskerviUe, Esq., of Abereddo Court, co. Radnor ;
h. 1787 ; s. 1794 ; m. 1817 Mary Elizabeth, only
dau. of Edmund Trowbridge Halliday, Esq., of
Chapel Cleeve, Somerse.t. Educated at Mertou
Coll., Oxford ; is a Slagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
COS. H:ereford and Pyadnor (High Sheriff 1825).
This family has been possessed of the Treago pro-
perty ever since the Conquest. — Treago, near
Hereford ; Evancoyd, near Radnor.
Heir, his son Robert BaskerviUe (whom see).
MYNORS, Robert BaskerviUe Rickards, Esq.
(of Evancoyd).
Eldest son of Peter Rickards Mynors, Esq., of
Treago (whom see) ; h. 1819 ; m. 1852 Ellen Gray,
only child of the Rev. Edward Higgins, of Bosbury
House, CO. Hereford. Educated at Eton and
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Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A, 1841, M.A. 1847) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Radnor and
Hereford (High Sheriff for former 1856) ; was
formerly Captain Herefordshire Militia. — Evan-
coyd, near Kington, Herefordshire; Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.W.
Ihlr, his Son Willoughby BaskerviUe, 6. 1854.
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MYNORS, Robert, Esq. (of Weatheroak).
Eldest son of the late Robert Edwai'd Eden Mynors,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of Thomas Hassall, Esq., of
Hartshorne, co. Derby ; b. 1817 ; s. 1842. Edu-
cated at Rugby and University Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1839, M.A. 1842); called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1842 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Worcester, and in the Commission of the
Peace for co. Warwick. This family was from a
very early period of Blakenhall, co. Stafford. —
Weatheroak, near Alvechurch, Worcestershire ;
Oxford and Cambridge C'lub, S.W.
Ileir Prcs., his brotlier Thomas Hassall, in
Holy Orders ; h. 1815 ; in. 1854 Emily Anne, dau.
of Thomas Worthington, Esq., of Hartshorne, co.
Derby.
MYNORS-BASKERVILLE, Thomas Basker-
viUe, Esq. (of Clyrow Court).
Youngest son of the late Peter R, Mynors, Esq.,
of Treago, co. Hereford, by Meliora, only dau. ol
the Rev. John Powell, of Abereddo ; h. 1790;
m. 1st 1818 Anne, only child of John Hancock,
Esq., Banker, of Marlborough ; 2nd 1837 Eliza-
beth Mary, dau. of the Rev. P. C. Guise ; assumed
the additional surname of BaskerviUe in 1817.
Educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge (LL.B. 1812) ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Hereford, Wilts, Brecon,
and Radnor, and a Dep. Lieut, for Wilts and
Radnor; was High Sheriff of Wilts 1827, M.P.
for Herefordshire 1841-7. This family is of very
ancient lineage, and the name is found in each cojDy
of the roll of Battle Abbey. — Clyrow Court, near
Radnor.
Heir, his son Walter Thomas Mynors, b. 1839.
MYTTON, Richard Herbert, Esq. (of Garth).
Only sou of tlic late Ryv. Richard Mytton, of
Garth, by Charlotte, dau. of John Herbert, Esq.,
of Dolforgan; 6. 1808; s. 1828; m. 1830 Char-
lotte, 3rd dau. of Colonel Paul Macgregor, IMilitary
Auditor-General of Bengal. Educated at Eton
and Haileybury Coll. ; is a Magistrate and a Chair-
man of Quarter Sessions for co. ^lontgomery
(High Sheriff 1856) ; was formerly in the Bengal
Civil Service, retired 1853. This family (a branch
of the Myttons of Halston) were seated at Pon-
tyscowryd, co. Montgomery, in the ] 6tli century.
Richard Mytton, of that place, early in the ISth
century, married Dorothy, heiress of Brochwell
Wynne, Esq., of Garth, — Garth, near Welsh Pool,
Montgomeryshire.
Hdr, his son Devereux Herbert, a Captain 85th
foot, b. ] 832.
NAAS.
(See under Mayo.)
Nag]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
WAGLE.
(See Chichet>icr-Xa<]h.)
NAI.SH, Carrol Joliii, Esq. (of BaUycvaien).
Eldest sou of Carrol Patrick Naish, Esq., of Lime-
rick, by Mary, eldest dau. of Denis Sampson, Esq.,
of St. Catlierine's, co. Clare ; i. 1825 ; m. lSit5
Eleanor Mary, only dan. of ^lichael J. Staunton,
Esq., <f( Ballysimon, co. Limerick. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co.
Limerick. This family has uninterruptedly resided
and been established at Ballycullen since 1210, in
which year a grant of the estate was made by King
Joim to an ancestor of Mr. Naish. — Ballycullen,
near Askeaton, co. Limerick.
Ifcir, his sou CarrolJoseph, 0. 1856.
NAPEE, James Lenox William, Esq. (of Lough-
crew).
Eldest son of the late William Naper, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of the Rev. F. T. Travel] ; b. 1791 ; «.
1792 ; w. 1824 Selina, dau. of Sir Gray Skipwitb,
Bart. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Meath (High
Sheriff 1814). This family is descended from a
common ancestor with Lord Sherborne. — Lough-
crew, near Old Castle, co. Meath ; Brookes' Club,
S.W.
Hei7% his son James Leuox, l>. 1825.
NAPIER (Lord), Francis Napier (cr. 1627).
Eldest son of the 8th Lord, by Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Hon. A. J. C. Jdhustone ; b. 1819 ; s. 1834 ;
ill. 1845 Anne Jane, dau. of R. M. Lockwood,
Esq. Has been Secretary of Legation at Naples,
Petersburg, and Constantinople ; appointed Minis-
ter at Washington 1857, at the Hague 1858. De-
scended from a common ancestor with Sfr R. M.
Napier, Bart., of Milliken. — Thirkstane, Selkirk-
shire, N.B.
Ilcii; his son William John Gieorge, &. 1846.
NAPIER, Sir Robert John Milliken, Bart. (cr.
1627).
Eldest son of the late Sir W'm. John Milliken Na-
pier, Bart., by Elizabeth Christian, dau. of the late
John Stirling, Esq., of Kippendavie, co. Perth ;
b. 1818 ; s. as 9Lh Bart. 1852 ; m. 1850 Anne Salis-
bury Meliora, dau. of John Ladeveze Adlercorn,
Esq., of Moyglare, co. Meath. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Renfrew, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Renfrew Militia ; formerly Captain 79ih
foot. Is chief of the Napier family. -— Milliken
House, Johnstone, N.B. ; 32, Moray Place, near
Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Archibald Lennox, b. 1855.
NAPIER, Sir Charles, K.C.B. (cr. 1840).
Eldest son of the late Hon. C. Napier, by Christiana,
dau. of G. Hamilton, Esq., of co. Lanark, and
grandson of the 5lh Lord Napier ; b. 1786 ; m. 18 —
Eliza, dau. of — Younghusband, Esq., widow of
L. F. E. Elers, Esq. (she d. 1857). Is an Admiral
in the Navy ; served in the Peninsula, the Medi-
terranean, in Portugal, and at Acre, where he was
second in command under Sir R. Stopford ; held
command of the Channel Fleet in the Baltic in
1854-5 ; was M.P. for Marylebone 1841-7 ; has been
M.P. for Southwark since 1855. — Merchistoun,
near Horndean, Hants; Reform and United Ser-
vice Clubs, S.W. ; 18, Albemarle Street, W.
NAPIER, Sir Robert, K.C.B. (cr. 1858).
A distant relative of Lord Napier ; b. 1810. Edu-
cated .at Addiscombe ; entered the Indian Army
1826 ; served in the Sutlej campaigns, and was
present at Goojerat ; commanded the Engineers at
the capture of Lucknow 1858.
NAPIER, Sir William Francis Patrick, K.C.B.
(cr. 1848).
Third son of the late Hon. Colonel G. Napier, by
Sarah, dau. of 2nd Duke of Richmond, and grand-
son of the 5th Lord Napier; b. 1785; m. 1812
Caroline, dau. of the late General the Hon. H. E.
Fox. Is Lieutenant-General in the Army, and Col.
22nd foot ; served in the Peninsula and France ;
late Lieutenant-Governor of Guernsey. Is author
of "The Peninsular War," "Conquest of Scinde,"
and " Administration of Scinde." — Scinde House,
Clapham Park, S.
Jfcif, his son John j^loore, b. 1816; m. 1847
Elizabeth Amelia, dau. of Colonel C. Alexander,
R.E.
NAPIER, Lady.
Frances IMaria, dau. of W. Phillips, Esq. ; m. 1st
R. Alcock, Es([. ; 2nd 1835 Lieutenant-General
SirC. J. Napier, G.C.B., who rf. 1853.— Oatlands,
Portsmouth.
NAPIER, Hon. Charles (of Woodlands).
Third son of the 7th Lord Napier ; b. 1794 ; in.
1st 1.S24 Alice Emma, dau. of R. Barnston, Esq.
(d. 1834) ; 2nd 1840 Annabella Jane, dau. of
Colonel Gatacre. Entered the Army 1812, is a
Major retired. — Woodlands, near Taunton, Somer-
set.
NAPIER, Hon. and Rev. Henry Alfred.
Fourth son of the 7th Lord Napier ; b. 1797.
Educated at Ch. Ch., O.xford (B.A. 1820, M.A.
1822) ; appointed Rector of Swyncombe 1826.
— Swyncombe Rectory, near Henley-on-Thames,
Oxon.
NAPIER, Hon. William.
Second son of the 8th Lord Napier; b. 1821 ; m.
1854 Louisa Mary, dau. of J. H. Lloyd. Esq. Was
formerly Clerk of Public Works at Hong-Kong ;
is Managing Director of Lands' Improvement
Company. — 1, Old Palace Y^'ard, Westminster,
S.W. ; 22, Green Street, W.
NAPIER, Edward Berkeley, Esq. (of Pennard
House).
Eldest son of the late Gerard Martin Berkeley
Napier, Esq., by Mary, dau. of John Paul Paul,
Esq., of High Grove, Gloucester ; b. 1816 ; s. 1820 ;
m. 1849 Emily Houlton, 2nd dau. of Sir John
Wilson, C.B., K.H. Educated at Harrow ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset (High
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[Nea
Sheriff 1859), and a Captain in North Somerset
Yeomanry; formerly an Officer in the Army. This
family are descended from the Napiers in Scotland,
hut have resided upwards of 300 year,? in Somerset.
• — Pennard House, near Shepton Mallet, Somerset ;
Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Gerard Berkeley, h. 1857.
NAPIER, Gerard John, Esq.
Youngest son of the late Geraid Martin Berkeley
Napier, Esq., by Mary, dau. of John Paul Paul.
Esq., of High Grove, oo. (Gloucester, and brother
of Mr. E. B. Napier (whom see); b. 1818. Edu-
cated at Royal Naval Coll. ; entered the Royal
Navy in 1832 ; became Captain R.N. 1856 ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for Somerset. — Pennard House, near
Shepton Mallet ; United Service Club, S.W.
NAPIER, Right Hon, Joseph.
Fourth son of the late William Napier, Esq., of
Belfast, by Rose, dau. of Samuel MacNaghten,
Esq., of CO. Antrim; h. 1804; m. 1830 Cherry,
dau. of John Grace, Esq. Educated at Belfast and
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828, cr.
Hon. "D.C.L. 185-3, and LL.D. 1850) ; called to
the Irish Bar 1831 ; became Q.C. 1844 ; appointed
Attorney-General for Ireland in 1852, and Lord
Chancellor in 1858 ; was M.P. for Dublin Univer-
sity 1848-58. This family is an offshoot of the
noble Scottish family of Napier. — 4, Merrion
Square, Dublin ; Carlton and National Clubs, S.W.
Jlciv, his son William John, h. 1837.
WARES, Rev. Edward Robert.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Edward Nares, D.D.,
Regius Professor of Modern History in the Univer-
sity of Oxford, by Cordelia, dau. of Thomas Adams,
Esq., of Swift's Place, Cranbrook, Kent ; h. 1804 ;
m. 1829 Cecilia, dau. of the late D. Denne, Esq., of
Lydd, Kent. Educated at Westminster and Merton
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1826) ; appointed Rector of
Newchurch 1840, of Brenzett and Wittersham
1847 ; is a Magistrate for Kent, and a Rural Dean
Diocese of Canterbury ; was formerly Domestic
Chaplain to Sarah, Duchess Dowager of Marl-
borough. This family was settled in Yorkshire
temp. Edward III.- — Wittersham Rectory, near
Staplehurst, Kent.
Heir, his son Edward Denne, Captain East Kent
Militia, late Lieutenant 97th regiment, h. 1831.
NASMYTH, Sir John Murray, Bart, (cr. 1706).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Nasmyth, Bart.,
by Eleanor, dau. of John Miirray, Esq., of Philip-
haugh ; h. 1803; s. as 8th Bart. 1828; m. Ist
1826 Mary, dau. of Sir John Marjoribanks, Bart.,
of Lees; 2nd 1839 Eleanor, dau. of Thomas, 2nd
Lord Lilfoid. Is a Magistrate for co. Peebles. —
Dalwick, near Peebles, N.B.
Heir, his son James, East Indian Civil Service ;
h. 1827 ; m. 1850 Eliza Gordon Brodie, dau. of F.
Whitworth Russell, Esq., of the Beng.al Civil
Service.
NATION, William, Esq. (of Exeter).
Eldest son of the late William Nation, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Codrington, Esq., of
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E.xeter ; b. 1791 ; s. 18.30; m. 1st 1840 Harriet
Hamilton, dau. of Alexander Hamilton, Esq., of
The Retreat, Top.sham, Devon ; 2nd 1847 IMary
Jane, dau. of the Rev. Dr. Collyns, Rector of Far-
ringdon, Devon. Educated at St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge ; called to the Bar at Middle Temple
1820, but has retired from practice ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Devon. This family is of
Norman-French extraction. — Southernhay, Exeter.
Heir, his sou William Hamilton Codrington, b.
1843.
NAYLOR, Richard Christopher, Esq. (of Hooton
g:aU).
Youngest son of the late John Naylor, Esq., by
Dorothjfj only dau. of Richard Bullin, Esq. ; b.
1814 ; .V. (as co-heir with his brother) to hia maternal
uncle, Chrislo])her Leyhi.nd, Esq., 1849 ; m. 1st
1854 Caroline, dau. of the l;ite Rev. Robert Tred-
croft, of Tangmere, Sussex ; 2nd 1856 Mary Sophia,
only dau. of Henry Thorold, Esq., of Cuxwold, co.
Lincoln. Educated at Eton ; is a ]\Iagistrate for
CO. Chester (High Sheriff 1856).— Hooton Hall,
Chester ; Nantclwyd Hall, near Ruthyn ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; Hurlingham House, Fulham, S.W.
NEALE, Edward Vansittart, Esq. (of AUesley
Park).
Only .son of t!ic late Rev. Edward Nealc, by Ann,
dau. of Isaac Spooner, Esq., late of Elmdon, co.
Warwick; b. 1810; .s. 1850; m. 1837 Frances
Sarah, dau. of J.amcs ^Villiam Farrer, Esq. Edu-
cated at Oriel Coll., O.xford (B.A. 1832, M.A.
1835) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1S3S.
This family is a branch of the Vansittarts of Bisham
Abbey, Berks, the Rev. E. Vansittart having taken
the name of Neale in 1805, on succeeding to tlie
Neale property. — AUesley Park, near Coventry ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry James Vansittart, h. 1842.
NEAVE, Sir Richard Digby, Bart. (cr. 1795).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Neave, Bart., by
Frances Caroline, dau. of Rev. William Digljy
Dean, of Durham ; //. 1793 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1848;
m. 1827 Mary, dau. of James Everard, late Lord
Arundell of Wardour (she d. IS—). Is a Magis-
trate for Essex. Tlie 1st Bart, was an eminent
merchant in London, and Governor of the Bank of
England. — Dagenham Park, near Romford, E.ssex ;
6, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son Arundell, Lieutenant 3rd Dragoon
Guards, b. 1828.
NEAVE, Sheffield, Esq. (of Oak Hill).
Third son of the late Sir Thomas Neave, Bart., of
Dagenham Park, Essex, by Frances Caroline, dau.
of the Very Rev. Wm. Digby, Dean of Durham ;
b. 1799 ; m. 1851 Mary Henrica Agnes Anne, dau.
of D. R. Morier, Esq. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1820) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex and Essex, and a Mer-
chant in the City of London ; was formerly Go-
vernor of the Bank of England. —Oak Hill House,
Hampstead, N.W. ; Gresham and City Clubs,
E.C. ; Portman Square, W.
Heir, bis son Sheffield, b. 1852.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
NEEDHAM, Hon. I'raiicis Henry (of Brens-
dale).
Third son of the 2nd Earl of Kilmovey ; I. 1819 ;
m. 1810 Fanny Amelia, dau. of the late C. Hub-
bard, Esq.— Brensdale, Yorkshire.
NEEDHAM, "William, Esq. (of Lentoii House),
Kldest son of the late Matthew Needhani, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of W. Manning, Esq., of Ormesby,
Norfolk ; h. 1799 ; s. 1840 ; in. 183(5 Camilla, dau.
of Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. Is a Magistrate for
Notts, Monmouthshire, and Derbyshire, and a Dep.
Lieut, for Derbyshire. — Lenton House, near Not-
tingham.
JIdr Prcs., his brother John Manning, h. 1807 ;
■//i. 1831 Jane, dau. of John Fordham, Esq.
HEELD, Sir John, Bart. (or. 1859).
Second son of the late Joseph Neeld, Esq., of
Fulham, Middlesex (who d. 1829), by Mary, dau.
of John Bond, Esq., of Hendon, Middlesex ;
h. 1806 ; m. 1845 Harriet Eliza, 2ud dau. of
Major-General Dickson, C.B., of Beenham House,
Berks, by Harriet, 2nd dau. of General Sir
Thomas Dallas, K.G.C. Educated at Harrow and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1830) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts ; was
M.P. for Cricklade 1835-59. — Grittleton, near
Chippenham ; Red Lodge, Braydon, Wilts ; Carl-
ton and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
llcir, his son Algernon William, b. 1846.
NEILL, William James Smitli-, Esq. (of Earn-
weill).
Eldest son of the late Brigadier-General James
George Siuith-Neill, by Isabella, dau. of Colonel
William Warde, of 5th Bengal Native Cavalry
(who was raised to the rank of a Knight's widow
on the death of her husband in India) ; h. 1837 ;
s. 1857. Educated at Woolwich ; appointed to tl>e
Royal Artillery 1854. — Barnweill, near Kilmar-
nock, and Swindrigemuir, near Dairy, co. Ayr.
Heir Pvca., his brother Charles Bladen, h. 1840.
NELSOIM (Earl), Horatio ISTelson (cr. 1805).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Frances Elizabeth,
dau. of the late .John Maurice Eyre, Esq., of
Landford House, Wilts ; h. 1823 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1845
jNlary, d.au. of 2nd Earl of Normanton. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1843) ;
is a Magistrate for Wilts ; Lieutenant Wilts
Yeomanry Cavalry. Patronage 1 living. The 1st
Earl was brother of the gallant Admiral Horatio
Viscount Nelson. — Trafalgar, ne.ar Salisbury,
Wilts ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 3, Searaore Place,
Mayfair, W.
Heir, his son Viscoimt Trafalgar, h. 1854..
NELSON, Countess Dowager.
Frances Elizabeth, dau. of J. M. Eyre, Esq. ;
HI.. 1821 Thomas, 2nd Earl Nelson, who f?. 1835.
— Anglesea, Gosport.
NELSON, Hon. and Rev. Jolin Horatio.
Second son of 2nd Earl Nelson ; h. 1825 ; m. 1857
Susan, dau. of late LordC. S. Churchill. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1846) ;
appointed Rector of Trimley Mary 1853, of
Belaugh-cum-Scottowe 1857.^ — Scottowe A^icaragc,
Norwich.
Heir, his son John Eyre, u. 1859.
NELTHORPE, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1666).
Elder son of the late John Nelthorpe, Esq., by
Mary Anne, dau. of J. Brooke, Es(|. ; h. 1814 ;
s. his uncle 1830 ; m. 1838 Frances Maria, dau. of
Sir C. J. Anderson, Bart. Was High Sheriff of
CO. Lincoln in 1842. Patronage 3 livings. —
Scawby Hall, near Glanford, Lincolnshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, h. 1820.
N E P E A N, Sir Molyneux Hyde, Bart. (cr.
1802).
Eldest son of the late Sir M. H. Nepean, Bart., by
Charlotte, dau. of P. Tilghman, Esq., R.N. ;
/;. 1814 ; s. 1856; in. 1841 Isal^el, dau. of Colonel
Geils, of Dumbuck House, co. Dumbarton. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Dorset, and Patron of 1 living ; was formerly an
Officer in the 77th regiment. This family is of
ancient Cornish extraction, called successively
Nausperian, Nauspian, and Napian. The first
name is said to mean, in the old Cornish language,
" The Valley of Tliorns." — Loder's Court and
Bothenhampton, near Bridport, Doi-set.
Heir Prcs., bis brother Evan Pliilip, h. 1818.
NETHERCOTE, John, Esq. (of Moulton
Grange).
Eldest son of the late R. Nethercote, Esq., of
Clepstone, co. Northampton; b. 1782; s. 1800;
m. 1812 Charlotte Eliza Frances, dau. of W. O.
Hammond, Esq., of St. Alban Court, Kent. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton.
—Moulton Grange, near Northampton.
Heir, his son Henry Osmond, h. 1819; m. 1st
1847 Anne, dau. of R. Garnett, Esq., of Wyreside,
CO. Lancaster ; 2nd 1857 Charlotte Frances, dau.
of Charles AUix, Esq., of Willoughby Hall, co.
Lincoln.
NETTERVILLE, Viscountess.
Eliza, dau. of J. Kirwau, Esq. ; m. 1834 Janie.s,
6th Viscount Netterville, who cl. 1854. This title
is dormant. — Dowth Castle, co. Louth.
NEVILE, Rev. Christopher (of Thorney Hall).
Eldest son of the late Clhristopher Nevile, Esq., by
Ann Elizabeth, dau. of Jonathan Aoklom, Esq., of
Wiseton Hall, Notts ; b. 1806 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1830
Gertrude, dau. of Colonel Hotham. Educated at
Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1828) ;
is a Magistrate for Notts and Lincolnshire. —
Thorney Hall, near Newark, and Wiseton Hall,
Notts ; Athenfeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his soii George, h. 1833.
NEVILE, George, Esq. (of Stiibton).
Youngest son of the late Rev. H. W. Nevile, by
Amelia, dau. of James Mann, Esq., of Hallow
Park, near Worcester ; b. 1822; m. 1846 Mada-
line, dau. of G. M. Glasgow, Esq., C^aptain R.A.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[New
Is a ]\I;igistrjitc and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln
(Higli SheriiF 1858) ; was formerly Lieutenant
R.A. ; inherits the estates of the late Sir II.
Heron, Bart., whose wife Amelia, dau. of Sir
Horace Mann, was his great-aunt. — Stubton, near
Newark, Notts.
NEVILE, Henry, Esq. (of Waleot).
Eldest son of the late Eev. H. W. Nevile, by
Amelia, dau. of James Mann, Esq., of Hallow Park,
near Worcester, and brother of CI. Nevile, Esq., of
Stubton (whom see) ; h. 1808; s. 1843 ; m. 1847
Ellen, dau. of the Rev. C. Bryan, of Woolastone,
CO. Gloucester. Educated at Harrow ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Lincoln and North-
ampton (High Sheriff 1849") ; was formerly in the
1st Dragoon Guards. This family is descended
from the ancient Norman family of Nevile of
Baby Castle, co. Durham. — Waleot Park, near
Stamford.
llcir, his son Ralph Henry Christopher, h. 1850,
NEVILE, Percy Sanclford, Esq. (of Skelbrooke
Park).
Eldest son of the late J. P. Nevile, Esq., 76th
foot, by Louisa Mary, dau. of R. F. Grant Dalton,
Esq., of Ingoldisthorpe Hall, Norfolk; 6.1840;
s. 1847. Educated at Eton ; is in the Civil
Engineers. — Skelbrooke Park, near Pontefract, co.
York.
][eir Prcs., his brother Ernest Edward Cater,
6. 1842.
NEVILL.
(See under Jherffavcnnij.)
NEVILLE, Hon. Charles CornwaUis.
Second son of the 3rd Lord Braybrooke ; b. 1823 ;
HI. 1849 Florence, 3rd dau. of the 3rd Viscount
Hawarden. Educated at Eton and Magdalen Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Essex. — Audley
End, near Saffron Walden, Essex ; 10, New Bur-
lington Sti'eet, W.
NEVILLE, Hon. and Rev. Latimer.
Fourth son of the 3rd Lord Braybrooke ; b. 1827 ;
-III. 1853 Lucy Frances, dau. of L. M. Thomas, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1848); appointed Rector of Heydon 1850,
Master of Magdalen Coll. 1854. — Heydon Itectory,
near Saffron Walden, Essex ; Magdalen Lodge,
Cambridge.
NEVILLE-GRENVILLE, Ralph, Esq. (of But-
leigh Court).
Eldest son of the late Hon. and Very Rev. George
Neville-Grenville, by Charlotte, 2nd dau. of the
3rd Earl of Dartmouth, and grandson of the 1st
Lord Braybrooke; b. 1817; s. 1854; m. 1845
Julia Roberta, dau. of Sir R. Frankland Russell,
Bart. Educated at Eton and Magdalen Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1837) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Somerset ; was M.P. for Windsor 1841-7 ;
appointed a Lord of the Treasury 1846. — Butleigh
Court, near Glastonbur)^ Somerset.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1846.
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NEVILLE-ROLPE, Charles Fawcett, Esq. (of
Heacham Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. S. C. E. Nevillc-Rolfc,
by Agnes, only dau. of Henry Fawcett, Esq.,
of Carhsle, M.P. for Carlisle; b. 1815 : s. 1852 ;
m. 1841 Martha Holt, eldest dau. of William Chap-
man, Esq. Educated at Magdalen Hall, Oxford
(B.A. 1840); is a Magistrate for Norfolk.—
Heacham Hall, near Lynn, Norfolk.
Heir, his son Eustace, b. 1845.
NEW, John, Esq. (of Craddock House).
Eldest son of the late John New, Esq., M.D., by
Mary, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of John Bull, Esq.,
of Bristol, a lineal descendant of Doctor John
Bull;-" 6.1799; s. 1851 ; w. 1827 Harriet, only
dau. of Stephen Cave, Esq., of Cleve Hill, co.
Gloucester. This family was formerly of Bristol.
— Craddock House, Utfculme, near Collumpton,
Devon.
Ifcir, his son .John Cave, Captain Devon Militia
Artillery, b. 1828.
NEWARK, Viscount Sydney William Herbert
Pierrepont.
Eldest surviving sou of 2nd Earl Manvers (whom
see) ; b. 1825 ; m. 1852 Georgiana Jane, dau. of
the Due de Coigny. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1846) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Notts aud Cap-
tain S. Notts Yeomanry Cavalry ; has been M.P.
for S. Notts since 1852. — Holme Pierrepont, Not-
tingham ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 6, Tilney Street, W.
NEWBOROUGH (Lord), Spencer Bulkeley
Wynn (cr. 1776).
Third son of the 1st Lord, by his 2nd wife INlaria
Stella Petronilla, dau. of Lorenzo Chiappini ; 0.
1803 ; s. his brother 1832 ; m. 1834 Frances, dau.
of Rev. W. de Winton (she d. 1857). Educated at
Rugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1824) ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carnarvon (High
SheriflF 1859) ; was High Sheriff of Anglesey 1847.
— Glynnllivou Park, near Carnarvon ; Athenseum
Club, S.W. ; 55, Jermyn Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas John, b. 1840.
NEWBITRGH (Coimtess of), Cecilia Giustiani
(cr. 1660).
Only dau. of the late A'incent Prince Giustiani, by
Nicoletta, dau. of the Duke de Mondragone ; h.
1796 ; m. 1815 Charles, Marquis l^andini (who d.
1850) ; 2nd title Viscount Ivynnayrd ; established
her claim to this title 1858. Is descended mater-
nally from the Lords Clifford of Chudleigh. ■ — •
Rome.
Jlcir, her son Sigismund, Viscount Kynn.ayrd,
Marquis Baudini in Italy; 6. 1848; m. 1848 An-
gelica, dau. of Signer Massani.
NEWBURGH, Dowager Countess of.
Anne, dau. of J. Webb, Esq. ; m. 1789 Anthou}'
James, 5th Earl of Newburgh (who d. 1814). — Slin-
don House, near Arundel, Sussex.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
NEWBUKGH, Dowager Comitess of.
Marcjaret, 3id dau. of the 1st Marquis of Ailsa ; m.
1817 Thomas, 7th Earl of Newburgh (who d. 1833).
— 3,"i, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
NEWCASTLE (Duke of), Henry Pelham-
Fiennes-Pelham-Clinton, K.G., P.O. (cr.
1756).
Eldest son of the 4th Duke, by Elizabeth, dau. of
E. M. Mundy, Esq. ; h. ISll ; .v. 1851 ; m. 1832
Susan Harriet, dau. of 10th Duke of Hamilton
(divorced) ; 2nd title Earl of Lincoln. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A. 183 -) :
is Keeper of St. Briavel's Castle ; one of Council of
Duchy of Cornwall ; Lord-Lieutenant of Notts, and
Lieutenant-Colonel Sherwood Rangers ; was M.P.
for S. Notts 1832-46, for Falkirk 1846-51 ; has
been a Lord of the Ti-easury 1834, First Commis-
sioner of Woods and Forests 1841, Chief Secretary
for Ireland 1846, Secretary of State for the Colonies
1852, and Secretary for the War Department 1854-5.
Patronage 10 livings. — Clumber, near Ollerton,
Notts ; 17, Portman Square, W.
Heir, bis son Earl of Lincoln, 0. 1834 ; educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is Coi-net in the
Sherwood Eangers ; was M.P. for Newark 1857-0-
NEWCOME, the Kev. Heiu-y Justinian (of
Shenley).
Eldest son of the late l^ev. Thomas Newcorae, by
Charlotte, dau. of Thomas B. Winter, Esq., of
Shenley Hill ; /^ 1815 ; m. 1841 Charlotte, dau. of
John Winter, Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1837). This family is of Welsh
e.xtraction. — Shenley House, near Barnet, Herts.
Jlcir Prcs., his brother Edward William, B.A., of
Balliol Coll., O.'cford.
NEWCOMEN, Mrs. (of Kirkleatham Hall).
Teresa, only dau. of the late H. Vansittart, Esq.
(who d. 1848), by Teresa, 2nd dau. of the late Vis-
countess Newcomen {ext.), and widow of Sir C.
Turner, Bart. ; m. 1841 her cousin Arthur New-
comen, Royal Horse Artillery (who d. 1848).- —
Kirkleatham Hall, near Eedcar, Yorkshire.
Heir, her son Arthur Henry Truner, h. 1844.
NEWDEGATE, Charles Newdigatc, Esq. (of
Arbury).
Eldest son of the late C. NewdigateNewdegate, Esq.,
by Maria, dau. of Ayscoghe Boucherett, of N. AVil-
lingham and Stallingborough, co. Lincoln ; h. 1816 ;
.v. 1833. Educated at Eton and King's Coll., London,
and Ch. Ch., O.xford (B.A. 1837, M.A. and D.C.L.
1852); is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for AVar-
wickshire, and a Magistrate for Middlesex ; has
been M.P. for N. Warwickshire since 1843. This
family was formerly of Newdegate, Surrey. ■ —
Arbury, near Nuneaton, Warwickshire ; Harefield
Place, near Uxbridge ; Carlton, White's, and Tra-
vellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 3, Arlington Street, W.
NEWDIGATE, Francis, Esq. (of Byrkley
Lodge).
Only son of the late Francis Nowdigate, Esq., of
Arbury, by Frances, dau. of Ralph Sneyd, Esq., of
Keel, CO. Stafford ; b. 1774 ; .v. 1835; m. 1820 Lady
Barbara Maria Legge, dau. of George, 3rd Earl of
Dartmouth. Educated at AVestminster and Uni-
versity Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. AVarwick and Stafford ; wasfornierly
Lieutenant-Colonel of the King's Own Staffordshire
Militia. — Byrkley Lodge, Burton-on-Trent, Staf-
fordshire ; Dartmouth Ilouse, Blackheatli.
Heir, his son Fiancis AA'illiam (whom see).
NEWDIGATE, Lieutenant-Colonel Francis
AAT'illiani.
Eldest son of Francis Newdigate, Es({., of Byrk-
ley Lodge, by Barbara INIaria, dau. of George,
3rd Earl of Dartmouth ; h. 1822 ; m. 1859 Char-
lotte Elizabetli Agnes Sophia, dau. of General Sir
Alexander A\"oodford, G.C.B., G.C.M.G. Edu-
cated at the Royal INIilitary College, Sandhurst; is
a ISIagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and
a Magistrate for co. Derby ; formerly Lieutenant-
Colonel in the Coldstream Guards. • — Byi-kley
Lodge, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire ; Guards'
and Carlton Clubs, S.AV.
NEWDIGATE, George, Esq. (of Derwent Hall,
Derbyshire).
Fifth son of Francis Newdigate, Esq., by Barbara
Maria, dau. of George, 3rd Earl of Dartmouth,
and grandson of Francis Newdigate, Esq., of Ar-
bury, CO. AVarwick ; h. 1826. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Derby, and Captain 1st Derby regiment of
Militia. — Derwent Hall, Hathersage, near Shef-
field.
NEWENHAM, Eev. Edward Henry (of Cool-
more).
Second son of the late Robert Newenham, E.sq., of
Sandford, co. Dublin, by Jane, dau. of Edward
Hoare, Esq., of Factory Hill, co. Cork; h. 1817 ;
.V. his uncle, the Eev. Thomas Newenham, in the
Coolmore and Lehenagh estates, 1849 ; m. 1849
Helena Adelaide, 2nd dau. of Stephen, 3rd Earl
of MountCashell. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1845, M.A. 1849) ; is a Magistrate
for CO, Cork. This family was formerly of North-
amptonshire, but went to Ireland temp. Queen
Elizabeth, from whom they obtained a grant of
lands in cos. Dublin and Cork. — Coolmore, Carri-
galine, co. Cork ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin.
J[eir, his son AVilliam Thomas AVorth, b. 1853.
NEAA/-MAN, Sir Lydston, Bart. (or. 1836).
Second son of the late Sir Robert AA^m. Newman,
Bart., many years M.P. for Exeter and Bletching-
ley, by Mary Jane, dau. of R. Denne, Esq. ; b.
1823 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1854. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for Devon, and Patron of 2 livings ; late
Captain 7th Hussars. The 2nd Bart, was killed
at Inkermann. — Mamhead Park, near Exeter ;
Stokeley, Devon ; 5b, Albany, AV.
Ueir Prcs., his brother Thomas Holdsworth, I.
1825.
NEWMAN, Adam, Esq. (of Dromore).
Son of the late Adam Newman, Esq., by Mary, ,
dau. of the Rev. Horace Townsend ; b. 1776; s. to
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the Dromore and Newberry estates, on the death,
without issue, of his uncle John ; m. 179- Frances,
dau. of Rev. Robert Driiig. Is a Magistrate fur
CO. Cork. — Dromore, near Mallow, co. Cork.
Jfcii; his grandson John Adam, b. 18^4, son of
his eldest son John, who m. Margaiet, dau. of
N. P. Leader, Esq., of Dromagh, and d. 1S44.
NE'WMAlSr, Adam, Esq. (of Bellavista).
Eldest son of the late Richard Newman, Esq., by
Jane Harriet, dau. of James Langton, Esq., of
Bruree House, co. Limerick ; b. 1808 ; .v. 183U ; m.
18-34 Mary, dau. of Adam Perry, Esq. Educated at
Ti-inity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for Coi-k.
This family w.as formerly of Wincantou, Somer-
set. Richard, son of Humphry Newman, of Win-
canton, by Dorothea, dau. of Sir Thomas Phillips,
of Barrington, went over to Ireland temp.
Charles II., purchased an estate at Newberry, co.
Cork, and founded the present Iri.sh branch.* —
Bellavista, Queenstown, near Cork.
Jleh; his son Richard, b. 1838.
NEWMAN, Henry Wenman, Esq. (of Thorn-
bury Park).
Eldest son of the late Richard Newman Newman,
E-;q., M.D., by Grizel, dau. of James Purdie,
Esq., of Hamilton, N.B. ; b. 1788 ; s. 1829 ; m.
1846 Frances Margaret, eldest dau. of Rev. J. J.
Goodeuough, D.D. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Gloucester (High Sheriff 1835), and
Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant Royal S. Glouces-
ter Militia. This family formerly owned the manor
of Fifehead Magdalen, Dorset, which they ob-
tained by a grant from the Crown after the disso-
lution of monasteries. — Thornbury Park, Glouces-
tershire ; Orde Villa, Cheltenham ; Imperial Club,
Cheltenham ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Ashburnham Toll, b. 1847.
NEWMAN, John, Esq. (of Brand's House).
Eldest son of the late John Newman, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Love, Esq., of London ;
b. 1792 ; ,s. 1845 ; m. 1819 Anne Harper, dau. of
John Turner, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Bucks. — Brand's House, near High Wy-
combe, Bucks ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry, b. 1821.
NEWPORT.
(See under Bradford.)
NEW^PORT, Rev. Francis.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Francis Newport, Vicar
of Polroane, co. Kilkenny, by Eleanor, dau. and
co-heiress of Charles Backas, Esq., M.D., of
Waterford; b. 1805; s. 1845; m. 1838 Catherine,
4th dau. of the late Sir J. N. Humble, Bart., of
Cloncoskorau, co. Waterford. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1828, M.A. 1832) ; ordained
1829, appointed to the Curacy of Whitchurch,
diocese of Lismore ; is now Rector and Vicar of
Rostellan, diocese of Cloyne ; was formerly Chap-
lain to the Russia Company at Archangel. This
* Vide Smith's " History of Cork."
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family is descended from a common ancestor with
the late Right Hon. Sir John Newport, Bart, (now
e.vt.). — Kilboy, near Cloyno, co. Cork.
NEWRY AND MORNE, Viscountess.
Anne Amelia, eldest dau. of the late Hon. Sir C.
Colville, G.C.B., and sister of the ITth Lord Col-
ville ; VI. 1839 Viscount Newry and Morne, who d,
1851.— 98, Eaton Place, S.W.
NEWSHAM, Richard, Esq.
Younger but only surviving son of the late Richard
Newsham, Esq., Alderman, and four times Mayor
of Preston, by Margaret, dau. of Peter Hopwood,
Gentleman, of Preston ; b. 1798 ; s. 1843 ; m.
1829 Agnes, eldest dau. and co-heir of Thomas
Bowes, Esq., of Lancaster. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Winckley Square,
Preston, Lancashire.
NEWTON, Sir William John, Knt. (or. 1837).
Son of the late Mr. James Newton, by Abigail,
dau. of — Peet, Esq. ; b. 1785 ; m. 1822 Anne,
dau. of R. Faulder, Esq. (she d. 1856) ; is a Minia-
ture-painter of eminence.— G, Argyll Street, W.
NEWTON, Charles Edmund, Esq. (of Mickleover
Manor).
Second son of the late William Leaper Newton,
Esq., of Leylanda, co. Derbj', by Henrietta, dau.
of John White, Esq., of the Lawn, Herts ; b. 1831 ;
s. his brother 1854 ; m. 1855 xVnne Rosamond, only
dau. of John Curzon, Esq., of Breedon, co. Lei-
cester. Educated at Rugby and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for co. Derbj'.— The
Manor House, Mickleover, near Derby.
Jleir, his son Robert Curzon, b. 1857.
NEWTON, Francis Wheat, Esq. (of Barton
Grange).
Second son of the late John Newton, Esq., by
Fanny Marg.aret, dau. of William Skinner, Esq. ;
b. 1814 ; s. in 1848 his cousin Josepha Sophia, only
child of Francis Milner Newton, Esq., of Barton
Grange, and widow of Sir F. G. Cooper, Bart. ;
M. 1849 Catharine Bailey, only dau. of William
Ainslie, Esq. Educated at Pembroke Coll., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1835) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Somerset, and Patron of 2 livings.— Barton
Grange, near Taunton, Somerset.
Heir, his son Francis Murray, b. 1852.
NEWTON, George Onslow, Esq. (of Croxton
Park).
Eldest son of the late George Newton, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of Gener.al Onslow, of Slaughton
House; b. 1830 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1852 Mary, eldest
dau. of Wyndham Berkeley Portman, Esq. (she (/.
1855) ; 2nd 1858 Cecilia Florence, 2nd d.au. of Ed-
wyn Barnaby, Esq., of Baygian Hall, co. Leices-
ter. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1850) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Cambridge. This family was formerly
settled ill "\A'aies. — Croxton Park, near St. Neots,
Hunts ; Brookes' and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
]SrE"WTO]Sr, Phillp Jocelyn, Esq. (of Dim-
leckney).
Eldest son of the late Walter Newton, Esq., by
Anne, dan. of Hon. Georoe Jocelyn, brother of the
2nd Earl of Eoden ; b. 1818 ; .s. IS.'IS ; m. 1st 1841
Henrietta Maria, dau. of John Kennedy, Esq. ; 2nd
1851 Emily, dan. of Sir D. Toler C^^borne, Bart.,
and of Lady H.arriette, sister to the late Earl of
Clancarty. Educated at Eton and Cli. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate for co. Carlow (High Sheriff 1846).
This family was formei'ly from Cheshire, and settled
in Ireland in 1688. — Dunleckney, near Bagenals-
town, CO. Carlow.
TSTEWTOlSr-nAY, William Waring, Esq. (of
We-wton).
Second son of the late William Hay Newton,
Esq., of Newton, by Alicia, dau. ot' Anthony
Forster, Esq., of Jardinfield ; h. 1795 ; s. his bro-
ther Kichard 1848 ; in. 1st 1821 Jane Frances, dau.
of Thomas Gregson, Esq., of Blackburn ; 2nd 1844
Jane, dau. of the late James Clerk Nattray, Esq.,
of Bonnington and Craig Hall. Educated at Edin-
burgh ; is a Baron of E.xcbequer in Scotland ; a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Haddington. —
This family is descended from John, 2nd Marquis
of Tweeddale, and represents the ancient family
of Newton of Newton. — Newton Hall, near Gif-
ford, CO. Haddington ; 36, George Square, Edin-
burgh.
Heir Prcs., his brother John Stuart, h. 1800 ; m.
1829 Margaret Eliza, dau. of the late William
Fairlie, Esq., and has issue.
JXriBLETT, Daniel John, Esq. (of Ilaresfield
Court).
Eldest son of the late John Niblett, Esq., by
Catherine, co-heir of Edward Whitcombe, Esq., of
Orleton, co. Worcester ; b. 1785 ; s. 1794 ; m. 1808
Emma *_'atherine, eldest dan. and co-heir of Rev.
Thomas Drake, D.D. Educated at Eton and Trinity'
Coll., (.!andn-idge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Gloucester (High Sheriff 1816) ; formerly
Major Ii.oyal N. Gloucester Militia. This family
were formerly Lords Farmers of Brockllirop, hold-
ing the manor, tithes, &c., under the Abbey of
Gloucester, and living at the Court-house there:
they have continued to re.side in the immediate
neighbourhood ever since. — Haresfield Court, near
Stonehouse, Gloucestershire.
Heir, his sou John Daniel Thomas (of Campden),
■whom see.
NIBLETT, Jolm Daniel Thomas, Esq. (of
Campden).
Eldest son of Daniel John Niblett, Esq., of Hares-
field Court, by Emma Catherine, eldest dau. and co-
heir of the Eev. Dr. Drake, Vicar of Bochdale ; //.
1809 ; m. 1849 CarolineAnne,5''oungest dau. ofDavid
Arthur Saunders, Esq. Educated at Eton and
Exeter Coll., O.Kford (B.A. 183.3, M.A. 1835) ; is a
Magistrate for ens. Gloucester and AVorcester. —
Chipping t'ampden, Gloucestershire.
ISriCHOLL, Jolin Cole, Esq. (of Merthyr Mawr).
Eldest son of the late Ptight Hon. John Nicholl,
M.P., by Jane Harriet, dau. of Thomas Mansel
Talbot, Esq., of Margam Abbey ; b. 1823 ; s. 1853.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Glamorgan ; was formerly Lieuten-
ant in the Rifle Brigade.- — Merthyr Mawr, near
Bridgend, Glamorganshire ; Carlton and Junior
United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pre?,., his brother Iltid, Lieutenant R.N.
WICHOLL-CARNE, John "Vniitlock, Esq. (of
Dimland Castle).
Second son of the late Rev. Robert Nicholl, M.A.,
of Nash Manor, and of Dimland Castle, Rector of
Lanmaes (who assumed the name of Carne iu
1842\ by Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Captain C.
Loder Carne, R.N., of Nash JJanor ; b. 1816 ;
.s. 1849 ; m. 1844 Mary Jane, only dau. of Peter
W^. Erancker, Esq., of Field House, Wavertree,
Lancashire. Educated at Eton and Jesus Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1839, B.C.L. 1840,
D.C.L. 1843) ; called to the Bai at Inner Temple
1840 ; appointed a Commissioner in Bankruptcy
1843, resigned 1847 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Glamorgan, and Chairman of the
Cowbriilge Bench of Magistrates, This family
have continued in possession of their family estates
in unbroken descent from Ynyr, King of Gwent,
A.D. 899. Several genealogists have traced its
origin to Beli Mawr, or Beli the Great, who was
King of Britain about B.C. 100. — Dimland Castle,
near Cowbridge, S. Wales.*
Heir, his son Edward Stradllng Nicholl, b. 1849.
NICHOLL-CAElNrE, Hobert Charles, Esq. (of
Wash Manor).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Robert Nicholl, and
brother of the preceding (whom see) ; b. 1806 ;
s. 1849 ; on. 1838 Sarah Jane, dau. and co-heir
of the Rev. Nathaniel Poyntz, M.A., of Alvescot
House, Oxon. Called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple, and went the Oxford and South Wales
Circuits; appointed 1S49 Constable of the Castle
of St. (Juentin, and thereby ex-officio Perpetual
Mayor of t^owbridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Glamorgan. — Nash Manor, near
Cowbridge, Glamorganshire ; Athenaeum Club,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother John Whitlock (whom
see).
NICHOLLS, Sir George, K.C.B.
Son of the late S. NichoUs, Esq., of St. Kevern.
Cornwall ; b. 1781 ; m. 1813 Harriet, dau. of B.
Maltby, Esq., of Southwell, Notts. Educated at
Helstone .and Newton Abbot ; commanded a ship
in the E. I. CIo.'s service ; was afterwards Agent
for the Bank of England in Birmingham, then a
Poor-Law Commissioner in England and Ireland,
and finally Secretary to the Poor-Law Board;
retired from the public service 1851. — 17, Hyde-
Park Street, W.
WICHOLSGlSr, Sir Charles, Bart., D.C.L., LL.D.
(or. 1859).
Only surviving son of the late Charles Nicholson,
Esq., of London (who cl. 1824), by Barbara, dau.
* The dormant baronetage of StradUng of St. Donats is
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of J. Ascougb, Esq., ofBedale, co. York (she cZ. 1811),
and grandson of the late Chas. Nicholson, Esq., of
Cockernioiith, Cumberland ; b. 1808. Is Provost
of the University of Sydney, and was three times
elected Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of
New South Wales. — Luddenham, near Sydney,
N. S. Wales ; Conservative Club,_S.W.
ETICHOLSOK", Harvey, Esq. (of Eoe Park).
Second but only surviving son of the late John
Nicliolson, Esq., of Londonderry, by Everina, 2nd
dau. of Alexander Scott, Esq. ; b. 1795 ; s. 1848 ;
m. 1824 Isabella Maria, dau. of John ILarvey,
Esq., of Londonderry. Is a Magistrate for city
and CO. of Londonderry (High Sheriff 1850). — Roe
Pai-k, near Newtown Limavady, co. Londonderry.
jNTICHOLSOTsT, James, Esq., P.S.A. (of Thelwall
HaU).
Son of the late P. Nicliolson, Esq., of Thelwall
Hall, by Lucy, only dau. of W. Eyres, Esq. ;
b. 1818; in. 1852 Elizabeth, eldest surviving dau.
of the Rev. J. P. Jones-Parry, M.A., Rector of
Edern, co. Carnarvon, and of Llangelynin, co.
Merioneth, and niece of Lieutenaut-General Sir
Love Parry Jones Parry, K.H., M.P., of Madryu
Park, CO. Carnarvon. Appointed Captain in the
Earl of Chester's Yeomanry Cavalry 1851. — Thel-
wall Hall, near Warrington, Cheshire.
iNTICHOLSOiSr, John Armitage, Esq. (of Bal-
rath).
Eldest son of the late Christopher Armytage
Nicholson, Esq., by Katherine, dau. of the late
Right Rev. AVilliam Newcome, D.D., Archbishop
of Armagh ; b. 1798 ; 7ii. 1824 Elizabeth Rebecca
Alexander, dau. of the Most Rev. Nathaniel
Alexander, D.D., Bishop of Meath. Educated at
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1819,
M.A. 1823) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Meath' (High Sheriff 1827).— Balrath Plouse,
near Kells, co. Meath.
Heir, his son Christopher Armytage (High
Sheriff of CO. Meath 1856), b. 1825; m. 1858
Frances Augusta, dau. of Hon. A. H. Macdonald-
Moreton.
ISriCHOLSOlSr, Robert, Esq. (of Ballow).
Eldest son of the late William Nicholson Steele
Nicholson, Esq., J. P., by Isabella, dau. of Jacob
Hancock, Esq. of Lisburn, co. Antrim ; b. 1809 ;
s. 1840 ; m. 1841 Elizabeth Jane, youngest dau. of
Walter Nangle, Esq., of Kildalkey. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin -(B.A. 1830) ; called to the
Irish Bar 1836 ; is a Magistrate for co. Down.
This family, originally from Cumberland, has been
seated at Ballow for nearly 250 years. — Ballow, near
Bangor, co. Down.
Heir, his son Walter, b. 1843.
NICHOLSOlSr, William IJicholson, Esq. (of
Roundhay Park).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Phillips, Esq., of
Leeds, Merchant, and nephew of the late Stephen
Nicholson, Esq., whose name he assumed by Royal
license in 1827 ; b. 1803 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1827 Martha,
dau. of Abram Rhodes, Esq. Educated at Queen's
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Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1832); is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for theW. Riding- of Yorkshire. —
Roundhay Park, near Leeds, Yorkshire.
IMICOL, James Dyce, Esq. (of BaEogie).
Eldest son of the late W. Nicol, Esq., M.D., by
Margaret, dau. of J. Dyce, Esq., of Aberdeen, N.B.;
b. 1805 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1844 Catherine, dau. of
Edward Loyd, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co.
Aberdeen, and a Magistrate and !)ep. Lieut for co.
Kincardine. — ^Ballogie, near Aberdeen; Bandento}',
Kincardineshire, N.B. ; Athenaeum Club, S.W. ;
5, Ilyde-l'ark Terrace, W.
Heir, his son William, b. 1846.
KFICOL, "WiUiam, Esq.
Eldest son of the late James Nicol, Esq., of Banff,
N.B. ; b. 1790 ; m. 1830 Margaret Dyce, 3rd dau.
of William Nicol, Esq., of Badentoy, co. Kincar-
dine, N.B. Educated at Aberdeen ; an East-India
Merchant, long connected with Bombay ; elected
M.P. for Dover 1859.— Carlton Club, S.W. ; 67,
Eccleston Square, S.W.
ISTICOLIi, Donald, Esq.
Son of Mr. Nicoli, of respectable Scottish origin ;
b. 1820 ; m. 1855 Melina, dau. of L. Jones, Esq.,
of Heath House, Essex. Is a Magistrate for Mid-
dlesex and W^estminster, a Commissioner of Lieu-
tenancy and Common Councilman of London ;
late Sheriff of London and Middlesex ; was M.P.
for Erome 1857-9.— Greshara Club, E.C, ; 14, Park
Lane, W. «
NICOLLS, Sir Edv/ard, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Son of the late J. Nicolls, Esq., of Coleraine ;
b. 1780 ; m. 1809 dau. of S. Bristow, Esq. Edu-
cated at Coleraine and Greenwich ; is Lieutenant-
General Royal Marines ; has served in the West
Indies, the Mediterranean, &c. — 3, Woodland Ter-
race, Blackheath, S.E.
NICOLSOlSr,* Sir Arthur, Bart. (cr. 1629).
/;. 18— ; s. 1826 ; m. IS— dau. of Rev. Dr. .Taok
(d.) — Brough Tjodge, Eetlar, Isle of Shetland.
NICOLSON", Sir Frederick 'William Erskine,
Bart., C.B. (or. 1686).
Eldest son of the late Sir Wm. Nicolson, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of J. Russell, Esq.; b. 1815;
s. 1820; hi. 1st 1847 Mary Clementina, dau. of
the late J. Loch, Esq., M.P. ; 2nd 1854 Augusta
Sarah, dau. of R. Cullington, Esq. ^widow of Cap-
tain Hay). Is Captain R.N. ; served with distinc-
tion in China 1857-8. — Tillicoultrie, C'lackmannan,
N.B. ; 15, William Street, Lowndes Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick, b. 1848.
ISriGHTINGALE, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1628).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles E. Nighting.ale,
Bart., by Maria, dau. of T. L. Dickenson, Esq. ;
b. 1809 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1829 Harriet Maria, dau. of
E. B. Foster, E.4q. Was formerly an Officer in the
Navy.
Heir, his son Henry Dickenson, Lieuten.ant
Royal Mai-ines, b. 1830.
Nig]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
NIGHTINGALL, Lady.
Florentia Elizabeth, dau. of Sir L. Darell, Bart.,
vi. 1800 Lieutenant-Cieneral Sir M. Nightingall,
K.C.B., who d. 1829.— 29, York Place, W.
NISBET, Robert Parry, Esq. (of Soiithbroome
House).
Son of the late Walter Nisbet, Esq., and grand.son
of Archibald Nisbet, Esq., of Carfiae, co. Lanark,
and great grandson of the 3rd Earl of Moray ;
h. 1793 : m. 1st 1817 Cl.ara Amelia, only dau. of
jNIajor T. Harriott, of West Hall, Surrey ; 2nd
1816 Elizabeth, only dau. of E. Green, Esq., of
Hinxton Hull, co. Cambridge, and widow of llev.
H. C. Smith. Educated at Cheam and Hailey-
Viury Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dap. Lieut, for
Wilts (High Sheriff 1849) ; was formerly in the
E.I.Co.'s Civil Service at Bengal, and for some time
a Judge in that Presidenc}' ; was iSI.P. for Chip-
penham 185f>-9. — Southbroome House, near De-
vizes, Wilts ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; Oriental Club,
AV.
Jlcirs, his daughters by first marriage.
NISBET.
( See Jluiii llton-Xishct.)
NOBLE, Joseph William, Esq. (of Danett's
HUl).
Eldest son of late llev. John Noble, of Frisby-on-
the-VVreake, by Sarah, dau. of llev. W. B. Wragge ;
li. 1799 ; m. 1824 Mary Joanna, dau. of John Ker-
shaw, Esq., of Halifax. Educated at Trinity Hall,
Cambridge (M.B. 1831) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Leicester ; hxte Physician to the Leicester General
Infirmary; elected M.P. for Leicester 1859. —
Danett's Hill, near Leicester.
NOEL, Hon. and Rev. Baptist "Wriothesley.
Tenth son of the late Baroness Barham, and bro-
ther of the 1st Earl of Gainsborough ; h. 1799 ;
III. 1826 Jane, dau. of P. Balfour, Esq. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1821) ; formerly
Minister of St. John's Chapel, Bedford Row. — 36,
Wei bourne Terrace, W.
NOEL, Hon. Mrs. Berkeley (of Moxhull Park).
Letitia Penelope, dau. of Arden Adderley, Esq.,
of Coton Hall, co. Stafford, and Haurs Hall, co.
AVarwick ; m. 1st 1798 A. Hackett, Esq. (who d.
1814) ; 2nd 1820 Hon. B. 0. Noel (who d. 1841).—
Moxhull Park, near Birmingham.
NOEL, Hon. Gerard James.
Second son of 1st Earl of Gainsborough (by 3rd
marriage) ; I. 1823. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Eutland ; late Cornet Leicestershire
Yeomanry Cavalry, formerly Captain 11th Hus-
sars ; has been M.P. for co. Rutland since 1847.
— Exton Park, near Oakham, Rutland; 11, Chan-
dos Street, W.
NOEL, Hon. Henry Louis.
Third son of 1st Earl of G.ainsborough (by 3rd mar-
riage) ; b. 1824 ; m. 1852 Emily Elizabeth, 2nd dau.
of Hon. and Rev. B. W. Noel. Is a Magistrate for
cos. Rutland and Leicester, and Captain Command-
ant Rutland Militia. — Exton Park, near Oakham,
Rutland.
NOEL, Hon. and Rev. Leland.
Ninth son of the late Baroness Barham, and brother
of 1st Earl of G.ainsborough; b. 1797; m. 1824
Mary Arabella, dau. of J. S. F. Foljambe, Esq.
(she d. 1859). Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1821) ; appointed Vicar of Exton 1832, and
Hon. C'anon of Peterborough 1850. — Exton Vicar-
age, near Oakham, Rutland.
NOEL, Berkeley Plantagenet Guildford Charles
Esq. (of Moxhull Park).
Only son of the late Hon. Berkeley Octavius Noel
(brother of the Earl of Gainsborough), by Letitia
Penelope, dau. of Ralph Adderley, Esq., of Elmley
Castle, Worcester, and Coton Hall, co. Stafford ;
b. 1821 ; m. 1852 Millicent Mary, dau. of Hon. and
Rev. Francis Noel. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick. — Moxhull Park, near Colcshill, Warwick-
shire ; Clai'cndou Hotel, W.
Heir, his son Charles Francis Adderley, b. 1854.
NOEL, Charle,s, Esq. (of Bell Hall).
Fourth son of the late John Perrott Noel, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of the late John Amphlett, Esq., of
Clent H()U.se, Stafford; b. 1802; /*(. 1828 Mary,
dau. of Rev. John Wylde, Rector of Aldridge and
Cireat Barr, co. Stafford. Educated at St. John's
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Stafford, and
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester
(High Sheriff 1853). —Bell Hall, Belbroughton,
near Stourbridge, Worcestershire.
J/eir, his son Charles Perrott (whom see).
NOEL, Charles Perrott, Esq. (of Bradford
House).
Eldest son of Charles Noel, Esq., by Mary, dau. of
the Rev. John Wylde ; b. 1830 ; m."l856 Henrietta
Margaret, only dau. of the Rev. James Nelson
Palmer, Rector of Breamore, Hants. Educated at
Winchester ; is a Magistr.ate for cos. Worcester and
Stafford ; is Captain AVorcestershire Yeomanry
Cavalry ; formerly an Officer in the 4Sth regiment.
• — Bradford House, near Stourbridge, AVorcester-
shire ; Army and Navy Club, S.AV.
NOEL, Edward Andrew, Esq. (of Clanna Falls),
Eldest son of the late Hon. and Rev. Francis J.
Noel (brother of the 1st Earl of Gainsborough), by
Cecilia Penelope, sister of Paul, 1st Lord Methuen ;
/*. 1824 : X. his uncle, the late Hon. William Mid-
dletoa Noel, 1859 ; wi. 1849 Sarah, dau. of William
B. Darwin, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Gloucester ; was formerly Captain 31st foot ;
served in the Sutlej war 1845-6. — Clanna Falls,
Alvington, near Lydney, Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son William Frederick Noel, b. 1850.
NORBURY (Earl of). Hector Graham Toler
(cr. 1827).
Second son of Hector John, 2nd Earl, by Elizabeth,
dau. of William Brabazon, Esq., of Ballinasloe
Castle; b. 1810; s. 1839; m. 1848 Stewart Lin-
desay, dau. of Major-General Sir H. Lindesay
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Bethuue, Bart. Educated at Eton and Ch. Cli.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. This family
was formerly from Norfolk, but settled in Ireland
temp. Charles T. — Can-igmore, Enniskean, co. Cork ;
Valence, Westerham, Kent ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
34, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Otway Fortescue, h. 1S24 ;
in. 1846 Henrietta Eliza, elder dau. of 2nd Lord
Abinger ; became Cornet Sth Dragoons 1844, re-
tired 1847.
NORFOLK (Duke of), Henry Granville Fitz-
alan Howard (cr. 1483).
Elder son of the 13th Duke, by Charlotte, dau. of
the 1st Duke of Sutherland, K.G. ; h. 1815 ; s.
1856 ; m. 1839 Augusta Mary Minna Catharine,
dau. of 1st Lord Lyons, G.C.B. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is premier Duke and
Earl, and Hereditary Earl-Marshal of England ; a
Magistrate for Middlesex and Sussex ; was il.P.
for Arundel 1837-51, and for Limerick 1851-2 ; was
formerly Captain Royal Horse Guards. Patronage
17 livings. — Arundel Castle, Sussex ; Junior United
Service Club, S.W. ; 21, St. James's Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Earl of Arundel and Surrey,
h. 1847.
NORMAN, Rev. Frederic John.
Fifth son of the late Richard Norman, Esq., of
Melton INIovvbray, by Elizabeth Isabella, elder dau.
of the 4th Duke of Rutland, K.G. ; h. 1814 ; in.
1848 his cousin Adeliza Elizabeth Gertrude, 4tli
dau. of the 5th Duke of Rutland, K.G. Educated
at Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1838) ; appointed
Rector of Bottesford 1846 ; is a Magistrate for
Leicestershire. This family is a branch of the
Normans settled at Bromley, Kent, where the}'
have flourished for several generations.^ Bottesford
Rectory, near Nottingham.
Heir, his son John Frederic Charles, h. 1850.
NORMAN, George, Esq.
Eldest son of the late James Norman, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Valentine Watkin.s, Esq., of Bristol ;
I). 1782 ; Mi. 1810 Mai-garetta, dau. of John Kitson,
Esq., of Bath. Educated at the Bath Grammar-
school ; appointed a Member of the Royal Coll.
of Surgeons 1801, and a Fellow 1843 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset, and a Magis-
trate for the city and borough of Bath ; has been
twice Mayor of Bath. This family is of old standing
in Somersetshire. — 1, Circus, Bath.
Heirfi, his daughters.
NORMAN, John Mansliip, Esq. (of Deneombe).
Eldest son of the late Robert Norman, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Simon Goodman Ewart, Esq.,
of Calcutta; h. 1799 ; s. 1813; vi. 1830 Catharine
Eliza, dau. of the Rev. George Maximilian Bethune,
LL.D., Rector of Worth, Sussex. Educated at
Winchester and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1822, M.A. 1825) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1825, and went the Northern circuit ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex, and for
upwards of twenty years Vice-Chairman and Chair-
man of the Cucklield Union, Sussex. This family
was originally, temp. Henry VIIL, settled at Kirk-
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Andrew'supon-Eden, in Cumberland. — Deneombe,
Slaugham, near Crawley, Sussex : University Club,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Robert Ewart, h. 1800.
NORMANBY (Marqiris of), Constantine Henry
Phipps, K.G., G.C.B., G.C.H., P.O., P.S.A.
(cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl of Mulgrave, by Martha
Sophia, dau. of C. T. Mailing, Esq. ; h. 1797 ;
s. as Earl of Mulgrave 1831 ; m. 1818 Maria, dau.
of the 1st Lord Ravensworth. Educated at Har-
row and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1818) ;
was M.P. for Scarborough and "Maltou 1818-31 ;
Governor of Jamaica 1832 ; Lord Privy Seal 1834 ;
Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland 1835-9 ; Secretary for
the Colonies 1839, for the Home Department
1839-41 ; Ambassador at Paris 1846-51 ; Minister
at Florence 1852-8. — Mulgrave Castle, near
Whitby, Yorkshire ; Athenseum and Reform Clubs,
S.W. ; 33, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son the Earl of Mulgrave, h. 1819 ;
m. 1844 Laura, dau. of the late Captain R. Russell,
R.N. ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the
N. Riding of Yorkshire, and Major N. York
Militia; formerly Lieut. Scots Fusilier Guards;
was Comptroller of the Household 1851-2, Trea-
surer of the Household 1853-7, M.P. for Scar-
borough 1847-51 and 1852-8; ajipointed Governor
of Nova Scotia 1858.
NORMANTON (Earl of), 'Welbore EUis-Agar
(cr. 1806).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Janet, dau. of W.
Benson, Esq. ; h. 1778 ; s. 1809 ; m. 1816 Diana,
dau. of the 11th Earl of Pembroke (she d. 1841).
— Somerley, near Ringwood, Hants ; Athenteum,
Carlton, Arthur's, and Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ; 3,
Seamore Place, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Somerton, h. 1818 ;
iu. 1856 Caroline Susannah Augusta, 3rd dau. of
the 0th Viscount Barrington ; educated at West-
minster ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Vv^ilts, a Magistrate for Hants, and Lieutenant
Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry ; was M.P. for Wilton
1841-7.
NORREYS, Sir Charles Denham Orlando Jeph-
son, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Son of the late Colonel W. Jephson, by his 3rd wife
Louisa, dau. of C. Kensington, Esq., of Blackheath,
Kent; h. 1799; m. 1821 Katharine Cecilia Jane,
dau. of William Franks, Esq., of Carrig, near
Mallow, CO. Cork. Assumed the additional name
of Norreys in 1838 ; graduated M.A. at Brasenose
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Cork ; was M.P. for ]\Iallow 1820-59. The
manor of Froyle, in Hampshire, was granted to the
ancestor of this family by Henry VIII. ; his de-
•scendants. Sir W^illiam and Sir John Jephson, both
represented the county in Parliament during the
reign of .James I. The estate of Mallow was ac-
quired by the marriage of General Sir John Jeph-
son with the lieiress of Sir Thomas Norreys, Lord-
President of Munster, in the reign of Elizabeth.
The present owner of the estate is the eleventh of
his family who has sat in Parliament in succession.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
—The Castle, Mallow, co. Cork ; Atbenfeura Club,
S.W.
Hdr, liis son Uenhaiu William, h. 1823.
NOBSIS, Jolin Thomas, Esq. (of Sutton Coiirt-
ney).
Youngest son of the late E. Norris, Esq., of Sutton
Courtney, Berks, by Sally Maria, only dau. of W.
Henly, Esq. ; 6. 1808; m. 1st 1840 Emily Frances,
only tiau. of the late F. H. Choppin, Esq. ; 2nd
1858 Selina, dau. of Lieutenant Mackenzie, R.N.
Educated at Chinnor, Oxon ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
London and a INIember of the Common Council ; has
been M.P. for Abingdon since 1857.— Sutton Court-
ney, near Abingdon, Berks ; Reform Club, S.W.
WORTH (Baroness), Snsan IST orth (cr. 1554).
Dau. of the 3rd Earl of Guildford ; b. 1797 ; m. 1835
Captain Jolin Sidney Doyle (who has assumed the
name of North). Patronage 1 living. This title
was in abeyance 1802-41.— Wroxtou Abbey, near
Banbury, Oxon ; Putney Hill, Surrey, S.W. ; IG,
Arlington Street, S.W.
Heir, her son William Henry John, Cornet 1st
Life-guards ; h. 1836 ; m. 1858 Frederica, dau. of
the late R. H. Cockerell, Esq., R.N.
ISrOBTH, Frederick, Esq. (of Rougham).
Eldest son of the late F. F. North, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late Rev. M. Whitear, of Hastings,
Sussex ; h. 1800 ; m. 1824 Janet, dau. of the late
Sir J. Marjoribanks, Bart., and widow of R. Shut-
tleworth, Esq., of Gawthorp Hall, co. Lancaster
(she d. 1855). Educated at Harrow and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825); ad-
mitted a Student of the Inner Temple, but has
not been called to the Bar ; is a IMagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Sussex ; was M.P. for Hastings
1831-7, re-choseu 1854. Represents a younger
branch of the family of the Earl of Guildford. —
Rougham, Norfolk ; The Lodge, Hastings ; Uni-
versity and Athenseum Clubs, S.W. ; 3, Victoria
Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Cha.rles, h. 182-.
IMOBTH, Colonel John Sidney (of "Wroxton
Abbey).
Son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir C. W.
Doyle, G.C.H. ; ?-. 1804 ; vi. 1835 Susan, Baroness
North, dau. of the 3rd Earl of Guildford, wbose
name he assumed in lieu of Doyle 1838. Educated
at Sandhurst ; is a IMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
O.xon, and Lieutenant-Colonel Queen's Own Light
Infantry ; late Lieutenant-Colonel Irish Fusiliers ;
has been M.P. for Oxon since 1852. — Vv'roxton
Abbey, near Banbury, Oxon ; Putney Hill, Surrey;
16, Arlington Street." W.
Heir, his son William Henry John ; h. 1836 ;
m. 1858 Frederica, dau. of the late R. H. Cockerell,
Esq.; educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is
Colonel 1st Life-guards ; was A.D.C. to the Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland 1858-9.
NOBTHAMPTOW (Marquis of), Charles Don-
glas-Compton (cr. 1812).
Eldest son of the 2nd Marquis, by Margaret, dau.
of the late General Douglas Maclean Clephane ;
h. 1816; s. 1851; m. 1859 Theodo.sia, dau. of
Henry Vyuer, Esq., of Newby Hall, co. York. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Northamp-
ton and Argyle. Patronage 4 livings. The late
Marquis was President of the Royal Society. —
Castle Ashby, near Northampton ; 145, Picca-
dilly, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Lord William, Captain
R.N. ; h. 1818; m. 1844 Eliza, dau. of Vice- Admiral
G. Elliot.
NORTHCOTE, Sir Stafford Henry, Bart., C.B.
(cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the late H. S. NorLhcote, Esq., by
Agnes, dau. of T. Cockburn, Esq. ; h. 1818; .?. his
grandfather 1851 ; in. 1843 Cecilia Frances, dau.
of T. Farrer, Esq. Educated at Eton and Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1SJ-) ; a Barrister-
at-Law, and Financial Secretary to the Treasury ;
formerly Legal Secretary to the Board of Trade ;
Captain 1st Devon Yeomanry Cavalry ; was M.P.
for Dudley 1855-7; elected for Stamford 1358.
Patronage 3 livings. — Pynes, Exeter ; Athen?eum
Club, S.'W. ; 16, Devonshire Place, W.
Heir, his son Walter Stafford, h. 1845.
NOBTHCOTE, George Barons, Esq. (of Somer-
set Court).
Only surviving son of the late Robert Northcote,
Esq., of Buckerell, by Sarah, dau. of James Cogan,
Esq. ; h. 1796 ; s. 1833 his elder brother ; m. 1818
Maria, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of Gabriel Stone,
Esq., of Somerset Court. Educated at Eton and
Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Devon and Somerset (High Sheriff
1855) ; was formerly of Feniton Court, Devon.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with that of Sir S. H. Northcote, Bart. — Somerset
Court, near Bridgewater ; Buckerell, Devon.
Heir, his son George Barons, h. 1820 ; m. 1st
1844 Eleanor, eldest dau. of Hector William Bower
Monro, Esq., of Edmondsham, Dorset, and Ewell
Castle, Surrey; 2nd 1856 Catharine Bayard, dau.
of Charles Alexander Williamson, Esq., of Balgray,
CO. Dumfries.
NGBTHElSr, Francis Hickin, Esq. (of Lea
House).
Eldest son of the late William Northen, Esq., by
Mary. dau. of Francis Hickin, Esq., of Stone,
Stafford ; Ji. 1771 ; m. 1803 I\Iary Anne, eldest
dau. and co-heiress of Vernon Cotton, Esq. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh. — Lea House, near Eccleshall,
Staffordshire.
Heirs, his dau. Lady Colt, and the issue of two
other dans., deceased.
IfOETHESK (Earl of), William Hopetoim Car-
negie (cr. 1647).
Eldest surviving son of the 7th Earl, by Mary, dau.
of W. H. Ricketts, Esq. ; h. 1794 ; s. 1831 ;
ra. 1843 Georgiana Maria, dau. of Admiral Hon.
G. Elliot, Educated at Winchester. — Longwood,
near Alresford, Hants ; Ethil House, Forfarshire,
N.B. ; Athenffium Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Rosehill, h. 1843,
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NORTHEY, Edward Bichard, Esq. (of Wood-
cote Hoiise).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Edw.ard Northey,
M.A., Canon of Windsor, by Charlotte, dau. of
Rev. Ed\\ard Taylor, of Bipons, near Canterbury ;
/). 1795 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1st 1828 Charlotte Isabella,
dau. of the late General Sir George Anson,
G.C.B. (she d. 1842) ; 2nd 1844 Louisa Mary
Anne, dau. of Rev. Robert Hesketh, M.A., of
Epsom. Educated at Eton and the Royal Military
Coll., Great Marlnw ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Surrey (High Sherifi'lS.5G) ; was formerly
an Officer in the Army, and served with the 52ud
regiment in Spain and the South of France, and at
Waterloo ; was afterwards in the 3rd Foot-guards. —
Woodcote House, Epsom, Surrey.
Heir, his son Edward William, o. 1832.
NORTHMORB, Thomas Welby, Esq. (of Cleve
Hoiise).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Welby North-
more (who d. 1829), by Katharine, 3rd dau. of the
late Sir W. E. Welby, Bart., of Denton Hall, co.
Lincoln ; b. 1823 ; s. his grandfather, Thomas
Norlhmore, Esq., in 1851. Educated at Rugby
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge. — Cleve House, near
Exeter, Devon.
Heir Pres., his brother John, of Rockbeare
Court, Exeter ; b. 1826 ; educated at Eton and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford; entered H. M.'s Civil
Service of Ceylon in 1846, resigned 1854 ; is a
Mn-gistrate for Devon.
NORTHUMBERLAND (Diike of), Algernon
Percy, K.G., P.O., D.C.L., F.R.S. (cr. 1776).
Second son of the 2nd Duke, by his 2nd wife
Frances, dau. of P. Burreli, Esq., and brother of
the 3rd Duke ; b. 1792 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1842 Eleanor,
dau. of 2nd Marquis of Westminster. A Rear-
Admiral, reserved ; Constable of Launceston
Castle ; President of the Royal Institution ; was
First Lord of the Admiralty Feb. — Dec. 1852; ci:
Lord Prudhoe 181G. Patronage 16 livings. — Aln-
wick Castle, Northumberland : Sion House, Isle-
worth, S.W^. ; Stanwick, near Darlington ; Wer-
rington Park, near Launceston ; Athenreum and
United Service Clubs, S.W. ; Northumberland
House, Charing-cross, S.W.
Jfch- Pres., his cousin Earl of Beverley (whom
see).
NORTHUMBERLAND, Dowager Duchess of.
Charlotte Florentia, 3rd dau. of 1st Earl of Powis ;
m. 1817 Hugh, 3rd Duke of Northumberland, who
d. 1847 ; was formerly Preceptress to Her Majesty.
—2, Whitehall Gardens, S.W.
NORTHWICK (Lord), George Rushout (cr.
1797).
Only son of the late Hon. and Rev. G. Rushout
(who assumed the name of Bowles), by Caroline,
dau. of 7th Earl of Galloway, and nephew of 2nd
Lord; h. 1811 ; s. his uncle as 3rd Lord 1859.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1833, M.A. 1836) ; a Magistrate for cos. ^Vor-
cester and Salop, and a Dep. Lieutenant for co.
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Salop ; late Captain 1st Life-guards, and Lieu-
tenant-Colonel commanding the Herefordshire
Militia; was M.P. for Evesham 1837-41, for East
Worcestershire 1847-59. — Northwick Park, near
Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire ; Bur ford, near
Tenbury, Herefordshire ; Thirlestane House, Chel-
tenham ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 10, Bolton St., W.
NORTON, Hon. George Chappie (of Kettle-
thorpe Hall).
Second son of the late Hon. F. Norton, and brother
and heir pres. to 3rd Lord Grantley ; b. 1800 ;
m. 1827 Caroline Elizabeth Sarah, 2nd dau. of the
late T. Sheridan, Esq., and grand-dau. of the late
Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan. Called to the Bar at
Middle Temple 1825 ; appointed Police Magistrate
at Lambeth 1S31 ; was M.P. for Guildford 1826-30.
• — Kettlethorpe Hall, near Wakefield, Yorkshire ;
10, Wilton Place, S.W.
Jfeir, his son Thomas Brinsley, b. 1831.
NORWICH (Bishop of), Hon. -John Thomas
Pelham, D.D.
Brother of the 3rd Earl of Chichester (whom see) ;
b. 1811 ; VI. 1845 Henrietta, dau. of the late
Thomas William Tatton, Esq., of Withenshaw, co.
Chester. Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1836, D.D. 1857) ; was
Rector of Burgh Apton 1837-52, Incumbent of
Christ Church. Hampstead, 1852-5, Rector of Mary-
leboue 1855-7 ; appointed Chaplain to her INIajesty
1847 ; consecrated 1857. Patronage 84 livings. —
The Palace, Norwich ; 22, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Francis, b. 1846,
NOTLEY, James Thomas Benedictus, Esq. (of
Combe Sydenham).
Eldest son of the late Rev. George Notley, by
Mary, dau. of James Marwood, Esq., of Avishays
House, Somerset; b. 1791 ; s. 1831 ; m. 1st 1814
Rachel, dau. of W. Clarke, Esq. ; 2nd 1819 Miss
Elizabeth Palmer. Educated at Eton ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset. — Combe
Sydenham Hall, and Chillington House, near
Taunton, Somei'set.
Heir, his son James Thomas Benedictus, b. 1830.
NOTTER, Richard Henry, Esq. (of Lissacaha).
Second son of the late Richard Notter, Esq., J. P.,
of Carrigduve, Cork, and Rock Island Cottage,
Skibbereen, by Marj^, dau. of the late Alexander
Deane, Esq., of Cork, and sister of Sir Tliomas
Deane, Knt., of Dundanion Castle, Cork ; /;. 1822.
Is a Magistrate for co. Cork, and an Architect and
Member of the Arcadian Coll., Rome. — Lissacaha
Cottage, Schull, co. Cork.
NOWELL-USTICKE, Stephen Usticke, Esq.
(of Trenley Hoiise).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant Theophilus
Samuel Be.auchant, R.M.A., by (ieorgiana Ann,
only dau. of the Rev. George Allen, of Coleridge
House, Devon; b. 1818; s. 1851 ; w. 1858 Lucy
Eliza Marianne, 2nd dau. of the late Rev. R.
Stapylton Bree, Vicar of Tintagel, Cornwall.
Assumed by Royal licen.se 1852 the surnames of
Noy]
Sir Michael Nowell and Eev. R. M. Nowell-
Usticke, his maternal uncles ; is a Magistrate for
Cornwall, and Lieutenant in the Cornwall Rangers
]Militia.— Trenley House, jNIanuamead, Plymouth ;
Stratton-Place House, Falmouth.
Jli'ii Pres., his brother George, h. 1821.
NOYES, Thomas Herbert, Esq., F.G.S., P.B.S.L.
(of East Mascalls).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Tliomas Herbert Noyes,
M.A. (Ch. Ch., O.^ford), Vicar of Batheaston,
Somerset, and of East Mascalls, Sussex, by Maria,
dau. of Baker John Littlehales, Esq., of Moulsey
Park, Surrey; h. 1800; s. 1812; m. 1826 Mary
Elizabeth Halsey, dau. of Joseph Thompson
Whatel}', Esq., M.P. for St. Alban's, who assumed
the name of Halsey on his marriage with the heiress
of that family. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1822) ; called to the Bar at Binculn's
Inn 1826 : is a Magistrate for Sussex. This family
were formerly of Trunkwell House, Berks, and
their pedigree is recorded in the visitation of that
county. They are now the sole representative of
the families of Newton, of East Mascalls and
Southover Priory ; and of Herbert, of Stretton-on-
Dunsmore, co. Warwick, and of Horspath, Oxon.
- — East Mascalls, near Lindtield, Sussex ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W. ; 32, Dover Street, W.
Ifeir, his son Thomas Herbert, B.A., of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, b. 1827.
NUG-ENT, Sir Hugh, Bart. (cr. 1795).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Nugent, Bart., of
Ballinlough, by Letitia Maria, dau. of Charles
Whyte Roche, Esq., of Ballygran, co. Limerick ;
h. 1845 ; ."s. as 4th Bart. 1859. Is a Count of the
Holy Roman Empire. The 1st Bart, exchanged
the name of O'Reilly for that of Nugent in 1811.
The late Bart, (who was a nephew of the late
Baroness Talbot de Malahide) was a Major in the
Austrian Army, and Chamberlain to the Emperor
of Austria. — Ballinlough Castle, Castle-Town Del-
vin, CO. Westmeath,
Ileir Pres., his brother Charles, b. 1847.
NUGENT, Sir George Edmund, Bart. (cr. 1806).
Eldest son of the late Field-Marshal Sir G. Nu-
gent, Bart., G.C.B., by Maria, youngest dau. of
Major- General Cortlandt Skinner, formerly of
New York; b. 1802; s. 1849; m. 1830 Maria
Charlotte, dau. of Lord Colborne. Educated at
Ch. Ch., O.xford (B.A. 1823) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Bucks, and a Magistrate for Norfolk ;
was formerly Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel Gre-
nadier Guards. — West Hadling Hall, near East
Hadlinrr, Norfulk ; Westhorpe, near Great Mar-
low, Bucks ; Travellers' Club, S.W. ; 22, Hill
Street, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir, his son Edinuud Charles, in the Grenadier
Guards, b. 1839.
NUGENT, Sir Percy, Eart. (of Donore), (cr.
1831).
Eldest son of the kite Thomas Nugent Fitzgerald,
Commander R.N., l)y Mary, dau. of C. Dai-dis,
Esq., of Giggenstown, co. Westmeath : b. 1799 ;
COLTNTY FAMILIES OF
s. 1831 ; m. 1823 Elizabeth, only dau. of Walter
Sweetman, Esq., of Dublin. Educated at St. Ed-
mund's Coll., Herts ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Westmeath (High Sheriff 1835), and
a Director of the Midland Great Western Railway,
Ireland; was M.P. for co. Westmeath 1847-52.
The family name was Fitzgerald ; Sir Percy as-
sumed the name and arms of Nugent on succeeding
to the estates of his grand-uncle, the late Sir Peter
Nugent, Bart. — Donore, near IMuUingar, co. West-
meath ; Stephen's-Green Club, Dublin.
]Ieir, his son Walter George, Captain 33i'd regi-
ment, b. 1828.
NUGENT, Sir Edmond, Knt. (of Airfield), (cr.
1828).
h. 17 — . Is an Alderman, and has been Lord
Mayor of Dublin.— Airfield, co. Dublin.
NUGENT, Dowager Lady.
Susanna, dau. of Baron d'Arabet ; m. 1811 Sir J.
Nugent, Bart., who d. 1843. — Bowdenis, Teign-
mouth, Devon ; 4, Grosvenor Gate, W.
NUGENT, Andrew, Esq. (of Portaferry),
Eldest son of the late Colonel Patrick J. Nugent
(who was High Sheriff of co. Down in 1845), by
Catherine, dau. of the 2nd Viscount de Vesci ;
b. 1834 ; s. 1857. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is Captain Royal Scots Greys.
This family was formerly called Savage, and is of
great antiquity in co. Down. — Portaferry, co.
Down ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother John Vesey, b. 1837.
NUGENT, Andrew, Esq.
Third son of the late Andrew Savage Nugent, Esq.,
of Portaferry, co. Down ; b. 1809 ; m. 1841 Har-
riet Margaret, 2nd dau. of 6th Lord Farnham, and
widow of Edward, 3rd Viscount Bangor. Edu-
cated at Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; entered
the Army 1826, became Major 1847 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down ; was formerly
an Officer in the 36th foot. This family is a branch
of the house of Westmeath. — Strangford, co. Down ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Walter Andrew, b. 1847.
NUGENT, Anthony Pranci.s, Esq. (of PaUas).
Eldest son of the late William Thos. Nugent, Esq.,
by Mary Catharine, only dau. of the late Michael
Bellew, Esq., of Mount Bellew, co. Galw.ay;
b. 1805 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1829 Ann, dau. of the late
Malachy Daly, Esq., of Raford, co. Galway. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is heir pres. to the
Earldom of Westmeath ; his direct ancestor was
created Lord Riverston by James II., but the
title has not been acknowledged. — Pallas, near
Tynagh, co. Galway; Kildare - Street Club,
liulilin.
Jleir, his son William, Captain 9th foot, b. 1832.
NUGENT, Arthur, Esq. (of Cranna).
Eldest son of the late Hon. A. A. Nugent (2nd son
of Anthony, 4th Lord Riverston), by Maria, dau.
of Richard Gore, Esq., and niece of A. Fox, Esq.,
late of Clohatanna, King's co., and cousin of A, F.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Oak
Nugent, Esq., of PalLis (whom see) ; h. 1805 ;
5. 1858 ; m. 1847 Ella, only dau. of T. L. Cooke,
Esq., of Parsonstown, King's co. This family is
descended from Richard, 2nd Earl of Westmeath,
and l'2th Baron of Delvin. — Cranna, near Por-
tunina, co. Galway ; Northumberland Hotels
Dublin.
Heir, his son William Arthur, h. 1859.
NUGENT, Edmond Kobert, Esq. (of Parren
Connell).
Only son of the late Oliver Nugent, Esq., by
Sophia Anna Maria, 2nd dau. of the late Eobert
John.ston, Esq., of Kinlough House, co. Leitiim,
and grandson of the late Christopher Edmond John
Nugent, Esq. ; h. 1839 ; s. his grandfather 1853.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin. This
family is a branch of that represented by the Mar-
quis of Westmeath. — Farren-Connell House, near
Mount Nugent, co. Cavan.
Heir, his uncle Eichard, b. 1822; m. 18JS
Amelia St. George, dau. of the late Most Rev.
Edward Stopford, D.D., Bishop of Meatb.
NUGENT, John James, Esol. (of Glonlost).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel James
Nugent, by Isabella, dau. of Andrew Parke, Esq.,
of Duunally, CO. Sligo ; 6.1812; s. 1832 ; 7)i. 1st
1844 Anne Graharae, dau. of Sir John Robison,
K.H. ; 2nd 1851 Helen, dau. of Thomas Grahame,
Esq., of Loudwater, Herts. Educated at Shrews-
bury ; is a ]\Iagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Westmeath (High Sheriff 1855), and Major West-
meath Rifles ; was Captain 3rd Dragoon Guards,
retired 1844. This family is descended from
Eichard, 10th Lord Delvin, ancestor of the Mar-
quis of Westmeath. — Clonlost, near Killucan,
CO. Westmeath ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
Heir, his dau. Isabella Euphemia Anne.
NUNN, Edward Westby, Esq. (of St. Margaret's).
Eldest son of the late Joshua Nunn, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of late Edward Westby, Esq., of High
JPark, CO. Wicklow ; b. 1818 ; m. 1852 Emily, dau.
of Eev. Hugh Stew.art. Educated at Eton and
Christ's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for co.
Wexford (High Sheriff 1849). This family is
descended from Joshua Nunn, of London, who
lived temp. Charles I. : his son Richard, Captain
in Ireton's Dragoons, obtained a grant of St.
Margaret's in 1653. — St. Margaret's, co. Wexford ;
Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Joshua Arthur, b. 1853.
NUNN, John, Esq. (of Silverspring).
Fifth son of the late Joshua Nunn, Esq., of St.
Margaret's, by Frances, dau. and co-heiress of
Joseph Nunn, Esq., of Hill Castle ; b. 1801 ;
m. 1824 Harriet, dau. of Ebenezer Radford Rowe,
Esq., of Ballyharty, co. Wexford. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Wex-
ford. This family is one of those who settled in
Wexford temp. Oliver Cromwell. — Silverspring,
near Ballycayly, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son John Joshua, b, 1825.
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NUTTALL, John Freeman, Esq. (of Newto\vn
Mountkennedy ) .
Eldest son of the late John Nuttall, Esq., of Tit-
tour, CO. Wicklow, by Dorothea, dau. of Daniel
Falkiner, Esq., of Abbotstown, co. Dublin ;
b. 1810 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1838 Lucinda Helena, dau.
of William Mackintosh, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Wicklow. — Newtown Mountkennedy, co.
Wicklow.
OAKDEN, Ralph, Esq. (of Ladham House).
Eldest son of the late William Oakden, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Isaac Mather, Esq., of Hackney,
Middlesex ; b. 1806 ; m. 1838 Mary Anne, dau.
of William Rollisson, Esq. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
Kent. This family was formerly seated in Staf-
fordshire.— Ladham House, Goudhurst, near Sta-
plehurst, Kent.
Heir, his son Ralph, b. 1S40.
OAKELEY, Sir Charles William Atholl, Bart,
(cr. 1700).
Eldest son of tlie late Very Rev. Sir Herbert
Oakeley, Bart., Dean of Booking, by Atholl Ke-
turah, dau. of Eev. Lord C. Murray -Ayn.sley
(youngest son of the 3rd Duke of Athole) ; b. 1828 ;
s. 1845. Educated at Eton .and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford ; appointed Cornet Bengal Cavalry 1848, Lieu-
tenant 1850, Captain 1858. This family is a branch
of the family of Oakeley of Oakeley, co. Salop,
who have been resident there from a very early
period. — East-India United Service Club, S.W. ;
16, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall, S.W.
Heir Frcs., his brother Herbert Stanley, b. 1830.
OAKELEY, Rev. Arthur (of Oakeley).
Fourth but eldest surviving son of the late Eev.
Herbert Oakeley, D.D., Prebendary of Worcester,
bv Catherine, dau. of John Bolland, Esq., of Clap-
ham ; 6.1815; K. his elder brother 1851. Edu-
cated at Eton and New-Inn Hall, Oxford (B.A.
1840, M.A. 1842) ; appointed Rector of Lydham
1843 ; is a Magistrate for co. Salop. Is head of
the Oakeley family, a branch of which is repre-
sented by the Baronets of the same name. — Oake-
\ey, near Bishop's Castle, Salop.
OAKES, Sir Reginald Louis, Bart. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Henry Frederick Oakes,
Esq., by Mary Dudley, dau. of — Ward, Esq. ;
6.1848; s. his grandfother as 4th Bart. 1850.—
Louvain, Belgium.
HeirPrcs., his uncle Hildebrand Henry, b. 1829 ;
m. 1852 Ellen, dau. of J. G. Crump, Esq., and
widow of J. Bond, Esq.
OAKES, Henry James, Esq. (of Nowton Coui<t).
Eldest son of the late Orbell Ray Oakes, Esq., l)y
Elizabeth Frances, dau. of John Plampin, Esq.,
of Chadacre Hall, and great-grand-dau. maternally
of the 1st Earl of Bristol ; b. 1796 ; s. 1837 ; m.
1820 M.ary Anne, dau. of Rev. Robert Porteus.
Educated at Reading and Emmanuel Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1820) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk (High Sheriff 1847).—
Obr]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Nowton Court, near Bury Ht. Edmund's; Conser-
v.itive Club, S.W,
Nclr, his son James Henry Porteus, I. 1S21 ;
late M.P. for Bury St. Edmund's.
OBRE, Kalph. Smith, Esq. (of Clantilew).
Only surviving son of the late Edward Ohr6, Esq. ;
h. 1814 ; m. 1844 Jane Caroline, 2nd dau. of the
late Henry Bond, Esq., of Bondville. This family
is of French extraction, and holds its Irish estate
as a grant from Charles I. — Clantilew, near
Loughgall, CO. Armagh.
O'BKIElXr, Six Timothy, Eart. (cr. 1849).
Eldest son of the late Timothy O'Brien, Esq., of
Tipperary, by a dau. of T. Madden, Esq., of co.
Galway ; h. 1790 ; vi. 1820 Catherine, 4th dau. of
Edward Murphy, Esq., of Flemingstown, co.
Dublin (she d. 18 — ). Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Ijieut. for co. Dublin, a Merchant in Dublin, and
Governor of the Hibernian Bank ; has been twice
Lord Mayor of Dublin, 1844 and 1849, was
M.P. for Cashel 1846-59. — Borris in Ossory,
Queen's co. ; 14, INIerrion Square East, Dublin ;
Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Patrick, b. 182-3 ; educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (M. A. 1843) ; is a Member
of the Irish Bar (called 1844) ; has been M.P. for
King's CO. since 1852.
O'BKIEN, Cornelius, Esq. (of Birchneld).
Eldest son of the late Henry O'Brien, Esq., of
Birchfield, co. Clare, by Helen, dau. of Pati'ick
O'Callaghau, Esq., of Kilgorey ; b. 1782 ; m. 1816
Margaret, dau. of Peter Long, Esq., of Water-
ford, and v/idow of James O'Brien, Esq. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dulilin ; is a Solicitor in Ireland,
and a ^Magistrate for co. Clare : was M.P. for co.
Clare 1832-47 and 1852-7.— Birchfield, near Ennis-
tymon, co. Clare ; 20, Summer Hill, Dublin.
Jlcir, his son Cornelius, b. 1817.
O'BRIEW, Robert, Esq. (of Old Church).
Fourth son of the late Sir Edward O'Brien, Bart.,
of Dromoland, co. Clare (brother of Lord Inchi-
quin), by Charlotte, eldest dau. and co-heir of the
late W.Smith, Esq., of Cahirmoyle ; b. 1809j m.
1835 Ellinor, dau. of the late Sir Aubrey de Vere,
Bart., of Currah Chase, co. Limerick. Is a Ma-
gistrate for cos. Clare and Limerick. — Old Church,
near Limerick.
Jlcir, his son ^Aubrey Vere, b. 1837.
O'ERIEINT.
^See Stafford.)
O'BRIElSr, William Smith, Esq. (of Caliirmoyie).
Second son of the late Sir Edward O'Brien, Bart.,
ISl. P., of Dromoland, co. Clare, by Charlotte, eldest
dau. and co-heir of tlie late William Smith, Esq.,
of Cahirmoyle, and brother of the 13th Lord In-
chiquin ; b. 1803 ; s. his mother in 1856 ; m. 1832
Lucy Caroline, eldest dau. of Joseph Gabbett,
Esq. Was M.P. for co. Limerick 1835-49. —
Cahirmoyle, near Rathkeale, co. Limerick ; Eeform
and University Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward, b. 1837.
O'CALLAGHAlSr, Captain John (of Maryfort).
Eldest son of the late George O'Callaghan, Esq.,
by IMary, dau. of John Westropp, Esq., of Fort-Ann,
CO. Clare ; b. 1829 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1859 Mary John-
son, dau. of John Westropp, Esq., of Attyflin, co.
Limerick. Educated at Cheltenham ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Clare ; was formerly Captain H.M.'s
62nd regiment, retired 1853. This family derive
their descent and name from Ceallachan Cathel,
King of Munster in the 10th century. — Maryfort,
near Tnlla, co. Clare ; Anny and Navy Club, S.W.
OCHTERLONY, Sir Charles Metcalfe, Bart.
(cr. 1823).
Eldest son of the late Roderick Ochterlony, Esq., of
Delhi, by Sarah, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel J.
Nelley, Bengal Engineers, E.I. Co.'s service ;
h. 1817 ; s. his kinsman as 2nd Bart., under a
special remainder, 1825 ; m. 1844 Sarah Elder,
dau. of William P, Tribe, Esq. Educated at
Edinburgh and Haileybury Coll. ; is a JMagistrato
for CO. Forfar ; was formerly in the E.l. Co.'s
Civil service. This family was formerly of Pit-
forthy, CO. Forfar.— St. Andrew's, Fife, N.B.
Heir, his son David Ferguson, b. 1848.
O'CONKTELL, Daniel, Esq. (of Darrynane
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Maurice O'Connell, Esq.,
some time M.P. for Tralee, by Frances, dau. of
the late J. Bindon Scott, Esq., of Cahiracon, co.
Clare, and grandson of the late Daniel O'Connell,
Esq., M.P. for Dublin, &c. ; b. 1836; s. 1853.
"Was a jMidshipm;in R.N. 1850-3. — Darrynane
Abbey, near Kenmare, co. Kerry.
Heir Prcs., his brother John, b. 1839.
O'CONNELL, Captain Daniel.
Fourth sou of the late Daniel O'Connell, Esq.,
M.P., by Mary, dau. of E. O'Connell, Esq.,
M.D. ; b. 1810. Educated at Clongowes ; is Cap-
tain Kerry Militia ; was M.P. for Dundalk 1846-7,
forWaterford 1847-S ; has been M.P. for Tralee
since 1863.— Eeform Club, S.W. ; 60, Piccadilly,
W.
O'CONNELL, Morgan John, Esq. (of G-rena).
Elder son of the late John O'Connell, Esq., of
Greua, by I^Iary, dau. of William Coppinger, Esq.
and nephew of the late Daniel O'f.'onnell, Esq.
M.P. ; b. 1811. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dub
lin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co
Kerry ; was M.P. for co. Kerry 1835-52. — Grena,
near Killarney, co. Kerry ; Reform Club, S.W.
O'CONNOR, Major Gerald Fitzgerald (of Bally-
claro.esil).
Fourth son of the late Maurice O'Connor, Esq.,
J. P., Provost of Tralee, by Mary, dau. of Thomas
Fitzgerald, Knight of Glin ; b. 1795; m. 1841
Matilda Mary, 4th d;iu. of the late Major William
Nugent Macnamara, ofDoolen, M.P. for co. Clare. •I
Is a Magistrate for co. Kerry ; appointed to the 1
King's Light Infantry 1813 ; served in Spain,
France, North America, and Canada ; retired
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1840. This family woro foriucily Kings of Muu-
ster. — Ballychiiuusil, near Causeway, co. Kerry ;
Day Place, near Tralee.
Jlclr, his only son Francis Macnamara, h. 1849.
O'CONOTOK, John, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Kev. George O'Connor, of
x\rdlonan Castle, co. Meath ; h. 1810; s. 1842;
m. 1831 Eliza, dau. of Charles O'Keeffe, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1831) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Meath. — County and City Club,
Waterford.
JIdi\ his son George, h. 1835.
O'CONNOE, Peter, Esq. (of Cairnsfoot).
Youngest son of the late Denis O'Connor, Esq. ;
h. 1803 ; m. 1848 Ellen, youngest dau. of Timothy
. O'Connor, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Sligo, and
a Governor of the Lunatic Asylum, Sligo, This
family is lineally descended from the O'Connors of
Sligo, whose names are distinguished in the Irish
aunals from the lOtli to the 17th century. — Cairns-
foot, near Sligo, Ireland.
0'COM"OE,, Eoderic, Esq. (of Milton, co. Ros-
common).
Eldest son of the late Roderick O'Conor, E.sq., of
Milton, by his '2nd wife Bridget, dau. of James
Brown, Esq., of Brownville, co. Galway, of the
same family with that of Lord Oranmore ; h. 1794 ;
m. 1824 Cecilia, dau. of John McDonnell, Esq., of
Carnacon. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
called to the Irish Bar 1828 ; is a Magistrate for
CO. lloscommon (High Sheriff 1839). Is descended
from Sir Hugh O'Connor, of Eallintubber." —
Milton, near Castle Plunket, co. Roscommon ;
1, Upper Leeson Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son Roderick, h. 1825.
O'COWOR-DOW, Charles Owen (The O'Conor
Don).
Eldest son of the late Denis O'Conor Don (who
was M.P. for co. Roscommon 1831-47, and one of
the Lords of the Treasury), by Mary, dau. of
Maurice Blake, of Tower Hill, co. Mayo ; h. 1838 ;
s. 1847. Educated at St. Gregory's Coll., Down-
.side, near Bath. Is the head of the ancient house
of the O'Conors of Connaught, lineally descended
from O'Conor, King of Connaught and Monarch of
Ireland. t — Belanagare, near Frenchpark, co. Ros-
common ; Clonalis, near Castlerea, co. Roscommon.
Heir Pres., his brother Denis Maurice, h. 1840.
* Sir Hugh O'Connor niavried Mary, dau. of Sir Bryan
O'Ronrke, Lord of BrefTney, by whom he had three sons : —
1. Cliarlcs O'Connor Dun, liis successor; 2. Hugh O'Connor,
of Castlerea; 3. Bryan O'Connor, of Corrasduna, from whom
this family is descended.
t Subsequent to the English invasion, his ancestors were
frequently styled by the Kings of England, first. Kings, and
pJterwards Princes, of Connaught. In 1227, Agnes, daughter
of his ancestor Hugh (whose father was called " Rex
Conavties " by King Henry III.), married Richard De Burgo ;
Ehzabeth only daughter of his descendant, William De
Burgo, Earl of Ulster, married Lionel, Duke of Clarence,
from whom the present royal family descend. In 1599, Hugh
O'Conor Don, his ancestor, resigned all claim to the princi-
pality of Connaught, compounded for his estates, and was
knighted by the Earl of Esse.\.
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O'DONELL, Sir Richard Anncsley, Bart. (cr.
1780).
Second son of the late Sir Neale O'Donell, iSart.,
by Catharine, dau. of the 2nd Earl Annesley ;
h. 1808; .s. as 4th Bart. 1828; m. 1831 Mary,
dau. of George Clendining, Esq. Educated ;it
Eton (B.A. 1829) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Mayo (High Sheriff 1834); was
formerly Vice-Lieut, of co. Mayo during the
absence of the Earl of Lucan in the Crimea.
This family is descended from the ancient house
of O'Neill, Kings of Tyrone. — Newport House,
CO. Mayo.
Heir, his son George Clendining, h. 1832.
O'DONWELL, Sir Charles Routlege, Knt. (cr.
1835).
Son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel O'Donnell,
E.I. Co.'s service ; h. 1797 ; in. 1826 Katharine
Anne, dau. of jNIajor-General Murray, and cousin
of Lord Elibank. Is a Lieutenant-General iu the
Army, and late Secretary to the Commander-in-
Chief in Canada ; has served on the staff in Ireland.
— United Service Club, ii.W.
O'DOlSrOGHUE, Daniel (The O'Donoghue of
the Glens).
Eldest surviving son of the late O'Donoghue-
JMore of the Glens, by Jane, eldest dau. of John
O'C'onnell, Esq., of Grena, co. Kerry, niece of the
late Daniel O'Connell ; h. 1833 ; m. 1858 Mary
Sophie, dau. of J. Ennis, Esq., M.P. Educated at
Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate for cos. Kerry
and Tipperary ; has been M.P. for co. Tipperary
since 1857. — The Glens, near Beaufort, co. Kerry ;
Stafford Club, W.
O'DOKTOVAH", Henry -Winthrop, Esq. (of Lis-
sard).
Third son of the late Rev. J.Iorgan O'Donovan, by
Alicia, eldest dau. of William Jones, Esq., of Cork ;
h. 1812 ; m. 1848 Amelia, 5th dau. of Gerald De
Courcy O'Grady, Esq., of Kilballyowen. Educated
at Cork and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1834, M.A.
1840) ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. This family
is chief of the once royal sept of O'Donovan, of Clan
Cathal, Carbery, co. Cork. — Lissard, near Skibbe-
reen, co. Cork.
O'DONOVAN", Morgan William, Esq. (of Mont-
pellier).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Morg;in O'Donovan, by
Alicia, eldest dau. of William Jones, Esq., of the
city of Cork ; h. 1796 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1844 Susanna,
second dau. of W^illiam Armstrong Creed, P'sq.
Educated at C'ork and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1817); called to the Irish Bar 1819. Is chieftain
of the ancient Irish sept of O'Donovan of Clan
Cathal. This family was formerly of Rahine Castle
and Ballincalleh, parish of I\Ioyrus, in West Car-
bery, CO. Cork ; Montpellier, near Cork.
ifcir, his brother Henry Winthrop, h. 1811;
■m. 1848 Amelia, 5th dau. of De Courcy O'Grady,
Esq., of Kilballyowen.
OTARRELL, Charles, Esq. (of Dalyston).
Son of the late J. Carroll, Esq., of Edgewortbs
town, CO. Longford, by Margaret, dau. of J. Far
Ofe]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
rell, Esq., of Minard, and nephew of the late
Charles Farrell, Esq , M.D. ; h. 1825 ; .". 1855. As-
sumed the name of Farrell in 1855, and subse-
quently resumed, by Eoyal license, the ancient
orthography of that name. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Galway. This family was formerly possessed
of the greater part of co. Longford.— Dalyston,
near Loughrea, co. Galw.ay.
Heir Prcs., his sister Eliza.
0'FEE.E.ALL, Right Hon. Richard More (of
Balyna).
Eldest son of the late A. More O'Ferrall, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of John Bagot, Esq., of Castle Bagot ;
h. 1797 ; m. 18-39 Matilda, dau. of the 3rd Viscount
Southwell. Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kildare ; was
M.P. for CO. Kildare 1830-47, for co. Longford
1851-2 ; rechosen for co. Kildare 1859 ; was a
Lord of the Treasury 1835-9 ; Secretary of the
Admiralty'1839-41 ; of the Treasury 1811 ; Gover-
nor of Malta 1817-51. — Balyna House, Enfield, co.
Kildare ; Brookes' and Reform Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Ambrose, h. 1846.
O'FFLAHERTIE, G-eorge Fortescue,' Esq. (of
Lemonfield).
Cousin and brother-in-law of the late Thomas
Henry O'Fflahertie, Esq., J.P. ; h. 1810 ; s. 1818 ;
m. 1844 Eebekah, dau. of John Fynn, Esq., J. P.,
CO. Mayo. Is a Magistrate for co. Galway, and
( 'hairman of Oughteravd Union. This family have
held their estates from time immemorial. The
O'Fflahertie submitted to Queen Elizabeth, and
obtained a re-grant of all his extensive possessions,
with permission to retain the name and title of
O'Fflahertie, which means, in Irish, "Prince of
the West Land." — Lemonfield, near Oughterard,
CO. Galway ; County Club, Galway.
O'FLAHERTY, Anthony, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Anthony O'Flaherty, Esq.,
of Knockbane, co. Galway, a member of that
ancient and once powerful Irish sept ; h. 1800 ;
m. 1819 Harriet, only dau. of the late Major-
General Archer, of the Grenadier Guards. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for
Galway; was IM.P. for Galway 1847-59. — Knock-
bane, near Movcullen, co. Galway ; Reform Club,
S.W.
OG-ILBY, Robert Le.slie, Esq. (of Ardnargle).
Sun of the late John Ogilby, Esq., by Jane, dau. of
the late James Simpson, Esq., of Armagh ; h. 1798 ;
m. 1814 Elizabeth Matilda, dau. of Major William
Henry Rainey, Hon. E.I. Co.'s service. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1820) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Londonderry (High
Sheriff 1854). This family is of Scotch descent.
The name was originally Ogilvy. An ancestor of
the family, John Ogilvy, M.D., came over to Ire-
land in the reign of James I., and settled at Linia-
vady, where he obtained a grant of lands on pay-
ment of a pairof gloves annually. — Ardnargle, near
Newtown-Limavady, co. Derry.
Heir, his son Robert Alexander, h. 1850.
OGILBY, William, Esq. (of Liscleen).
Eldest son of the late Leslie Ogilby, Esq., of
Liscleen; b. 1808; s. 1845; m. 1851 Adelaide
Charlotte, dau. of tlie Hon. and Rev. Charles
Douglas, and niece of George Sholto, 17th Earl of
Morton. Educated at Macclesfield and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832) ; called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1832 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Tyrone (High Sherifl:' 1852). — Liscleen,
near Dunamanagh, co. Tyrone.
Heir, his son Claud William Leslie, h. 1851.
OGILBY, "William, E.sq. (of Kilcatten).
Youngest son of the late .John Ogilby, Esq., of
Ardnargle (see that family), by Jane, dau. of the
late James Simpson, Esq., of Armagh ; 6.1800;
/)(. 1850 Harriet, 4th dau. of the late Matthew
Canny, Esq., of Castle Fergus, co. Clare. Educated
at Dungannon Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Lon-
donderry ; was formerly H.M.'s Consul at Caen,
in France, and Charleston, South Carolina. — Kil-
catten, near Londonderry.
OGILVIE, Sir William, Bart. (or. 1626).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Ogilvie, Bart.,
of Boyne, co. Banff, by Christian, dau. of the Rev.
John Patison, of Edinburgh ; h. 1810 ; s. as 9tli
Bart. 1825 ; m. 1838 Augusta Porter, youngest
dau. of James Grange, Esq., late of H.M.'s Trea-
sury. Educated at Westminster and the Military
Coll., Edinburgh ; was formerly an Officer in the
Army. Is representative of the Eails of Findlater
(ext.), and claims the extinct Barony of Banff. —
Carnousie, near Banff, N.B. ; Manor Street, Chel-
sea, S.W.
OGILVY, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1625).
Eldest son of the late Rear-Admiral Sir William
Ogilvy, Bart., by Sarah, dau. of James Morley,
Esq. ; h. 1803 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1823 ; in. 1st 1831
Juliana Barbara, dau. of Lord H. Howard ; 2nd
1836 Jane Elizabeth, dau. of the 16th Earl of Suf-
folk and Berkshire. Educated at Harrow and
C'h. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Forfar ; late Captain Forfar and Kincar-
dine Artillery ; has been M.P. for Dundee since
1857. — Baldovan House, near Dundee, N.B.
Heir, his son Reginald Howard Alexandei',
h. 1832; m. 1859 Olivia Barbara, dau. of Lord
Kinnaird.
OGILVY, Hon. Donald (of Clova).
Third son of the 7th Earl of Airlie ; h. 1787;
m. 1815 Maria, dau. of the late J. Morley, Esq.
(she d. 1843). Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar, and
Colonel Forfar and Kincardine Militia. — Clova
House, Forfarshire, N.B.
OGILVY, Hon. "William (of Logal).
Fourth son of the 7th Earl of Airlie ; h. 1793. IiJ
a Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar ; served as an officer
during part of the Peninsular war in the 52nd Light
Infantry, and at Waterloo ; retired from the Army
as Captain 1826. — Logal, near Alyth, Perth.shire,
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OGILVY, John, Esq. (of Inshewan).
Only son of the late William Ogilvy, Esq., by his
cousin Ehzabeth, dau. of John Ogilvy, Esq., of
Inshewan ; h. 1794 ; ni. 1829 Anne Sarah, dau. of
Chaile,s Ogilvy, Esq., of Tannadice. Educated at
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Forfcar. — Inshewan, near Forfar, N.B.
Heir, his son John, b. 1830.
OGILVY.
(See BalfuiLV-OyUvii.)
OGLAISTDEE, Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1665).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Oglauder, Bart.,
by Maria Anne, dau. of George Henry, 4th Duke
of Grafton, K.G. ; h. 1811 ; .5. as 7th Bart. 1852 ;
til. 1845 Louisa, dau. of Sir George William Leeds,
Bart. Educated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset.
— Parnham, near Beaminster, Dorset ; Nunwell,
Brading, Isle of Wight.
OGLE, Sir Chaloner Koe Majendie, Bart. (cr.
1816).
Eldest son of the late Sir Chaloner Ogle, Bart,, by
Eliza Sophia Frances, dau. of William Thomas Roe,
Esq., of Withdean, Sussex; b. 1843; s. 1859.—
64, Eaton Place, S.^V.
OGLE, Edward Chaloner, Esq. (of Kirkley Hall).
Third son of the late Rev. John Savile Ogle, by
Catharine Hannah, dau. of Edward Sneyd, Esq.,
Dublin; b. 1798; s. 1853; m. 1830 Sophia,
youngest dau. of the late Admiral Sir Charles
Ogle, Bart. Educated at 'Eion and Merton Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1820, M.A. 1823) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland. — Kirkley
Hall, near Newcastle-on-Tyne, Northumberland.
Heir, his son John Savile, b. 183G.
OGLE, Bobert, Esq. (of Eglingham Hall).
Son of the late Robert Ogle, Esq., by Jane, dau.
of John Burgess, Esq., -of Brook Farm, Hants ;
6. 1817; m. 1846 Mary, j^oungest dau. ofVice-
Admiral Edward Harvey. Educated at Mai-l-
borougli School and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1841) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1846 ; is a Magistrate for Northumberland. This
family is of great antiquity in the county, the name
occurring in old records temp. William the Con-
queror; and Mark Ogle, of Eglingham, having a
grant of arms from Henry VIII., in 1535, "for
good services done in Scotland against the king's
enemies, there manly and valiantly using him-
self," wherein he is also described as descended
from the noble houses of Ogle and Musgrave. —
Eglingham Hall, near Alnwick, Northumberland.
Heir, his son Robert Bertram Edward, b, 1850.
O'GORMAN, Nicholas Smith, Esq. (of Bellevue).
Eldest son of the late Nicholas Purcell O'Gorman,
Esq., Q.C. (Secretary of the Catholics of Ireland),
by Frances Anne, dau. of Charles Smith, Esq., of
Castle Park, Limerick ; b. 1814 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1843
Margaret, dau. of Michael Kenny, Esq. Educated
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at Clongowes and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1834) ; called to the Iii.sh Bar 1838 ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Clare. This is an ancient Roman
('atholic family, who, with others of Thomond, sub-
mitted to Richard II., a.d. 1394, and with varying
fortunes were left in possession of their estates
until 1656, when, in consequence of their attach-
ment to the House of Stuart, they were deprived
of them. Some of the estates, however, have re-
turned lately to the family. Mr. O'Gorman 's
ancestor, Nicholas Purcell, commanded for King
James II., and was one of the Commissioners who
signed the treaty of Limerick. — Bellevue Kilrusb,
CO. Clare.
Heir, his son Nicholas Purcell, b. 1845.
O'GRADY, Hon. Bichard.
Fifth Bon of the 1st Viscount Guillamore ; b. 179-.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin; called to the
Irish Bar 1822 ; appointed Chief Examiner of Ex-
chequer in Ireland 1829.— 37, Upper Mount Street,
Dublin.
O'GBADY, Hon. and Eev. ■William.
Fourth son of 1st Viscount Guillamore; b. 179- ;
■ill. 1837 Isabella Sabina, dau. of H. Hewitt, Esq.
(she d. 1854). Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 18 — ); appointedRectoiof Kilmacduaghl850.
— Kilmacduagh Rectory, near Loughrea, Ireland.
O'GBADY, George, Esq. (of Plattenstown).
Second son of the late Derby O'Gradj', Esq., of
Aghamarta Castle, co. C'ork, by Ellen, dau. of the
late Baron George, of Dublin; b. 1815; ft. to his
grandfather's estates in Wexford 1846 ; m. 1858
the Hon. Jane Stuart, dau. of the Baroness Ruth-
ven and Mr. W. Hore-Ruthven. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin; is a Magistrate for co. Wex-
ford. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with Viscount Guillaniore. — Plattenstown,
near Arklow, co. Wexford ; St. George's Yacht
Club, Kingstown, Dublin.
O'GBADY, Gerald De Courcy, Esq. (of Kilbally-
owen).
Eldest surviving son of the late O'Grady, of Kil-
ballyowen, by Eliza, eldest dau. of John Thomas
Waller, Esq., of Castletown, co. Limerick ; b. 1789;
s. 1812 ; VI. 1813 Anne, only dau. of Wm. Wise,
Esq., of Cork. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1811, M.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Cork, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Limerick (High Sheriff 1821). This family is the
head of that ancient sept of which Lord Guilla-
more represents a younger branch.- — Kilballyoweii,
near BrufF, co. IJmerick.
Heir, bis son ^^'illiam De Courcy, b. 1816 ;
//(. 1850 Anne Grogan, dau. of Thomas De Renzey,
Esq., of Clobemon, co. Wexford.
O'HABA, Charles, Esq. (of O'Hara Brook),
Eldest son of the late Henry O'Hara, Es(p, by
Eleanor, dau. of William Dunne, Esq., of the city
of Dublin; b. 1797 ; s. 1823 ; m. 1823 Margaret,
dau. of Arthur Innes, Esq., of Dromautinc, co.
2 I
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Down. Is a Magistrate for co. Antrim (High
Sheriff 1833). — O'Hara Brook, near Ballymoney,
CO. Antrim,
O'KEEFE, Johii, Efiq. (of Balliiiacoiirty).
Eldest son of the late Patrick O'Keefe, Esq., of
]Mountain Castle, co. Waterfonl, by Margaret,
dau. of Thomas Sargent, Esq., of Eoanmore, co.
AVaterford ; h. 1829 ; s. 1841. Educated at Clon-
gowes Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Waterford.
This family were formerly one of the septs of
JMunster and hereditary princes of Fermoy, but
the confiscations consequent upon the Desmond
war, and those resulting from the civil war of 1641,
greatly despoiled them. — Ballinacourty, near Dun-
g;irvan, co. Waterford ; Stephen's-Green Club,
Dublin.
O'KELLY, Peter De Pentheny, Esq. (of Bar-
rettstown).
Eldest surviving son of the late George Bourke
O'Kelly, Esq., of Acton, by Maria, dau. of Peter
De Pentheny, Esq., of St. Croix ; h. 1827 ; s. 1857;
in. 1830 Mary Anne, dau. of Matthias Maher, Esq.,
of Ballymullen. Educated at Ampleforth ; is a
Magistrate for co. Kildare (High Sheriff 1858). —
Barrettstown, near Newbridge, co. Kildare.
Ihir, his son George Lionel, h. 1831.
OLDFEILD, Lieutenant-General John, K.H, (of
Oldfeild Lawn, Sussex) .
Only son of the late John Nicliolls Oldfeild, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of William Hammond, Esq.,
E.N. ; h. 1789 ; s. 1793 ; in. 1st 1810 Mary, dau.
of Christopher Arden, Esq., of Dorchester (she d.
1820) ; 2nd 1822 Alicia, dau. of the Eev. Travers
Hume, D.D., and grand-niece of George, Earl of
Macartney, K.B. (she d. 1848) ; 3rd 1849 Cordelia
Ann, dau. of the Rev. Duke Yonge, of Anthony,
Cornwall, and niece of General Lord Seaton.
Educated at Poyal Military Coll., Marlow, and
Eoyal Military Academy, AVoolwich ; entered the
Army 1806, became a Lieutenant-General 1859;
was A.D.C. to the Queen ; served on the staff at
the battle of Waterloo. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with the Oldfields of Lin-
colnshire and Y'"orkshire. — Oldfeild Lawn, near
Emsworth ; United Service Club, S. W.
llcir. his son John Eawdon, Colonel Bengal
Engineers ; h. 1812 ; m. 1846 his cousin Jane, dau.
of the late Christopher Arden, Esq.
O'LEARY, John M'Carthy, Esq. (of Coomla-
gane).
Eldest son of tiie late Denis M'Carthy O'Leary,
Esq., by Leonora, dau. of John Ilowly, Esq., of
Limerick; s. 1829; m. 1839 Jane, eldest dau. of
John O'Connell, Esq., of Grena, niece of the late
Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P. Educated at Stony-
hurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Cork (High Sheriff 1854). This family are the
lineal descendants and representatives of Donough
M'Carthy, who forfeited ])risbane Castle and his
other estates in 1641. The father of the present
head of the family assumed the additional name of
O'Leary by the will of his stepmother, the only
child of The O'Leary, of Millstreet. — Coomlagane,
Millstreet, co. Cork.
Heir, his son John, b. 1840.
OLIPHANT, George Henry, Esq. (of Broadlield
House).
Only son of the late George Hewitt, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of John Eobinson, Esq., of Longburgh, and
grand-dau. and heiress of William Hodgson, Esq.,
Laird of Fauld ; h. 1792 ; in. 1815 Sarah, dau. of
Robert Ferguson, Esq., of Harker. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland (High Sheriff
1852). He assumed the name and arms of Oliphant
on succeeding in 1843 to the property of his cousin
Henry Oliphant, Esq. The family of Hewitt is the
same as that from which Viscount Lifford is de-
scended.^— Broadtield House, near Carlisle, Cum-
berland.
Heir, his son George Henry Hewitt, h. 1817;
Barrister-at-Law; B.A. of Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
OLIPHANT, Laurence, Esq. (of Condie and
ISFewtovni).
'lilldest son of the late Ebenezer Oliphant, Esq., by
Mary, 3rd dau. of Sir William Stirling, Bart., of
Ardoch ; h. 1791 ; s. 1806 ; m. 1st 1814 Ehza, dau.
of Hercules Ross, Esq. ; 2nd 1825 Margaret, dau.
of G. Barrett, Esq. ; 3rd 1841 Marianne, eldest
dau. of Stuart Oliphant, Esq., of Rossie. Edu-
cated at Eton and Edinbui'gh LTniversity ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Pei'th ; was
M.P. for Perth 1835-7. This family is descended
from the Lords Oliphant in the peerage of Scotland.
— Condie, near Bridge of Earn, Perthshire.
Heir, his son Laurence James, h. 1846.
OLIPHANT,
(See Ororin c- Ollpltant. )
OLIVE, Rev. John.
Son of the late John Olive, Esq., of Beech Hill and
the "Ton," co. Monmouth, by Sarah, dau. of Levi
Ame.s, Esq., of Clifton Wood, near Bristol ; h. 1804 ;
s. his uncle Jeremiah Olive, Esq., 1850 ; m. 1831
Ellen, eldest dau. of J. T. Brown, Esq., of Winifred
House, Bath. Educated at Worcester Coll., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829) ; appointed Rector of
Aj'ott St. Lawrence 1830. The Olive family
was formerly of Poole, Dorset. — The Rectory,
Ayott St. Lawrence, near Welwyn, Herts ; 4,
York Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W. ; National
Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Mary Sneade,
OLIVEIBA, Benjamin, Esq.
Third son of the late Dominic Oliveira, Esq.,
Merchant, of London, by Sarah, dau. of J. Jennings,
Esq. ; h. 1806 ; .s-. 1846 ; m. 1st 1838 Philadelphia
Maiy, dau. of J. Ede, Esq. ; 2nd 1849 Emma, dau,
of W. Hunt, Esq., of Matlock, co. Derby. Is a
Magistrate for Middlesex, a Director of several
Railways, &c., and an Officer in the Surrey Yeo-
ma)n-y ; was M.I', for Pontef ract 1852-7. — Brookes',
Reform, and Union Clubs, S.W. ; 8, Upper Hyde-
Park Street, W.
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OLIVEB, Jolin Dudley, Esq. (ofCheiTymount).
Eldest son of the lato Rev. John Oliver, Keetor of
Swepstone, co. Leicester, by Sarah Catherine, dau.
of Dudley Baxter, Esq., of Atherstone ; &. 1809 ;
s. 1832 ; 7)1. 1st 1834 Mary Susannah, dau. of
Valentine Green, Esq. (she d. 1853) ; 2nd 1857
Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev, Wyndham C. Madden.
Educated at Queen's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1832);
is a Magistrate for co. Wicklow. — Cherrymount,
near Ovoca, co. Wicklow.
Jlcir, his son John Ryder, Lieutenant R.A.,
h. 1834.
OLIVIER, Henry Stephen, Esci. (of Potterne
Manoi').
Second son of the late Rev. Daniel Stephen Olivier,
by Margaret Harriet, dau. of the Rev. Henry
Arnold, D.D., of Piddletown, Dorset; b. 1796;
«i.l823Mary,2nddau. of Vice-Admiral SirRichard
Dacres, K.C.B. Educated at Clare Hall, Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate for Wilts (High Sheriff in
1843) ; appointed to the Army in 1814, as Ensign
28th regiment; I'etired .as Lieutenant- Colonel ;
late Captain Royal Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry. This
family, formerly of Clifton, Beds, came to England
from France at the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes. — Potterne Manor House, near Devizes,
Wilts ; 19, Circus, Bath ; Junior United Service
Club, S.W.
Reir, his son Henry Arnold, B.A., ofBalliolColL,
Oxford ; b. 1826 ; m. 1850 Annie, dau. of the late
Joseph Arnould, Esq., M.D., of Whitecross, Berks.
OLLIFFE, Sir Joseph Francis, Knt. (cr. 1853).
Son of the late J. Olliffe, Esq., Merchant, of Cork;
6. 1807 ; m. 1841 Laura, dau. of ^V. Cubitt, Esq.,
M.P. Is Physician to the British Embassy at Paris,
at which University he graduated M.D. ; is an
Officer of the Legion of Honour. — 2, Rue St.
Florentine, Paris.
O'LOaHLEN, Sir Oolman Michael, Bart. (cr.
1838).
Eldest sou of the late Right Hon. Sir Michael
O'Loghlen, Bart, (some time Master of the Rolls in
Ireland), by Bidelia, dau. of D. Kelly, Esq., of
Dublin ; J.' 1819 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1842. Educated
at London University Coll. (B.A. 1840); called to
the Irish Bar 1840 ; appointed Chairman of the
Quarter Sessions co. Carlow 1856, and of co. Mayo
1859, a Queen's Counsel 1853 ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Clare. — Drumconora, near Ennis, co. Clare ;
20, Merrion Square South, Dublin.
Heir Pixs., his brother Bryan, b. 1828.
OLPHEBT, Wybrantb, Esq. (of BallyeonneU).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Olphert, of New-
town Limavady, by Anna Benjamina, dau. of
Domiuick M. Causland, Esq., of Row Park, co.
Londonderry ; b. 1811 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1843 Marianne,
3rd dau. of the late Robert Fannin, Esq., of Leeson
Street, Dublin. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1831) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Donegal (High Sheriff 1842). —BallyeonneU
House, Falcaragh, co. Donegal.
Heir, his son John, b. 1844.
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OLPHERTS, Francis Montgomery, Esq. (of
Moiintshannon) .
Third son of the late Rev. Richard Olpherts, by
Anne, eldest dau. of Sir Francis Workman Mac-
naghten, Bart., of Bushmills, co. Antrim ; 6. 1822 ;
III. 1859 Mariana, eldest dau. of Owen Wynne,
Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1844); is a Magistrate for co. Sligo. — Mountshan-
iion, near Sligo, Ireland.
O'MALLEY, Sir Samuel, Bart. (cr. 1804).
Eldest son of the late Owen O'Malley, Esq., of
Burrishowle, by his 2nd wife Anne, d.au. of Samuel
McGough, Esq., of Newry ; &. 1779 ; m. 1810
Jane, dau. of J. Reilly, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Mayo. — Kil-
boyne House, near Castlebar, co. Mayo.
Heir, his son Sir William, Knt. ; b. 1812; ia
Lifeutenant-Colonel Mayo Militia, late Captain 7th
Fusiliers ; has been High Sheriff of co. Mayo.
O'NEILL, Rev. William (of Shane's Castle..
Eldest son of the late Rev. E. Chichester, Rector
of Kilmore, co. Armagh, by Catharine, dau. of
Robert Young, Esq., of Culdaff; b. 1813; s.
1855 ; 111. 1st 1839 Henrietta, dau. of late Judge
Torrens, who d. 1857 ; 2nd 1858 Elizabeth Grace,
dau. of Veu. Archdeacon Torrens. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1835) ; is Prebendary
of St. Michael's, Dublin ; assumed, by Royal
license, 1855, the surname and arms of O'Neill, by
the will of the late Earl O'Neill. Descended from
a common ancestor with the Marquis of Donegall.
— Shane's Castle, co. Antrim ; 27, Rutland Square,
Dublin.
Heir, his son Edward, b. 1839.
ONGLEY (Lord), Boberfc Hem-y Ougley (cr.
1776).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Frances, dau. of the
late Sir John Burgoyne, Bart., of Sutton Park,
Beds ; b. 1803 ; s. 1814. Is a Magistrate .and Dep.
Lieut, for Beds. Patronage 1 living. — Old Warden,
near Biggleswade, Beds ; 23, Old Cavendish Street,
W.
Heir Prcs., his brother George Henley, b. 1809 ;
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds ; formerly
Captain Coldstream Guards.
ONLEY.
(See SaviUe-Onlei/.)
ONSLOW (Earl of), Arthm- George Onslow
(cr. 1801).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Ai'abella, dau. of the
late Eaton IMainwaring EUerker, Esq., of Risby
Park, CO. York ; b. 1777 ; n. 1827 ; m. 1818 Mary,
dau. of the late G. Fludyer, Esq., and grand-dau.
of the 9th Earl of Westmoreland. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey. Patronage 5 livings.
This Peer was Speaker of the House of Commons
and Chancellor of the Exchequer. — Clandon Park,
near Guildford, Surrey ; Richmond, Surrey, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas Cranley (whom
see).
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Ons]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ONSLO"W", Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1797).
Eldest son of Ibe late Sir Heury Onslow, Bart., by
t'.-iroline, dau. of John Bond, Esq., of Mitcham, Sur-
rey ; h. 1809 ; .<;. as 3rd Bart. 1853 ; m. 1S4S Ellen,
dau.' of Samuel Peter, Esq., of Porthcothan, Corn-
wall. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall
(Higli Sheriff lSr»7). This family is a branch of
thar of Earl Onslow. — Chilterne All Saints, near
Southampton, Hants ; Herigar House, near Bod-
min, Cornwall.
Heir, his sou Henry Cranley, b. 1854.
O N S li O W, Hon. Thomas Cranley (of Upton
House '.
Second son of the 2nd Earl of Onslow, and heir
pres. to that title; b. 1778; m. 1812 Susannah
Elizabeth, dau. of N. Hilliur, Esq., of Stoke Park
^she d. 1852). Educated at Harrow ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex ; late Lieutenant-
Colonel 2nd Surrey Militia. — Upton House, near
Alresford, Hants.
Jleir, his son (luildford James Hillier, of Stoke
Park; b. 1814; m. 1838 Posa Anne, dau. of the
late General Denzil Onslow, of Stoughton House,
Hunts. Educated at Eton ; is a Dep. I^ieut. for
CO. Lincoln, late Captain Scots Fusilier Guards ;
elected M.P. for Guildford 1858.
ONSLOW, Hon. Edward Mainwaring-Ellerker
(of Woodbridge House).
Third son of the 2nd Earl of Onslow ; h. 1779.
Educated at Harrow ; entered the x\rmy 1797 ;
became Lieutenant-Colonel 3rd Foot-guards 1810,
retired 1815 ; has assumed the name of Main-
waring-Ellerker in addition to that of Onslow. —
"Woodbridge House, near Guildford, Surrey.
ORANMORE AND BROWNE (Lord), Dominic
Browne, P.O. for. 1836i.
Eldest son of the late Dominic Geoffrey Browne,
Esq., of Castle MacGarrett (who was many years
M.P. for CO. Mayo), by Margaret, dau. of Hon.
G. Browne (uncle of the 1st Marquis of Sligo) ; b.
1787 ; m. 1811 Catharine Anne Isabella, dau. of
the late Henry Monck, Esq. Educated at Eton,
Edinburgh, and St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a
jVIagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. JNIayo ; was
M.P. for CO. Mayo 1814-36. — Castle MacGarrett,
near Ballindine, co. Mayo.
//ciV, his son CTCoffrey Dominic Augustus Fre-
derick, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Mayo,
b. 1819 ; ni. 1859 Christina, only surviving child of
the late Alexander Guthrie, Esq., of The Mount,
CO. Ayr.
ORD, John Thomas, Esq. (of Fornham House).
Eldest son of the late Lev. John Norman Ord, by
Anne, dau. of Thomas Cocksedge, Esq., of Bury
St. Edmund's ; b. 1807 ; m. 1833 Susanna Agnes,
3rd dau. of M. T. Cocksedge, Esq. Educated at
AVinchester and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1830) ;
is a Magistrate for Suffolk, and Lieutenant in the
Long Melford Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. — Forn>
ham House, near Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk ;
University Club, S.W.
ORDE, Sir Jolin Powlett, Bart. (er. 1790).
Only surviving son of the late Sir John Orde,
Bart., by his 2nd wife Jane, dau. of John Frere,
Esq., of Roydon, Norfolk ; b. 1803; s. 1824; m.
1st 1826 Eliza, dau. and co-heiress of Peter Camp-
bell, Esq., of Kilmory, and of Holland and
Jamaica; 2nd 1832 Beatrice, youngest dau. of
J. Edwards, Esq., of the Grove, Harrow. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1826) ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyle, for-
merly Captain in the Argyle and Bute Militia.
This family was long seated in Northumberland and
N. Durham, the 1st Baronet having been 3rd son
of John Orde, Esq., of Morpeth. — Kilmory, near
Loch Gilp Head, Argyleshire, N.B. ; Oriental and
Parthenon Clubs, S.W.
Hen; his son John William, late Captain 42nd
Highlanders, b. 1827.
ORDE, Charles William, Esq. (of Nunnykirk).
Nephew of the late William Orde, Esq., of Nunny-
kirk ; b. 1810 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1853 Frances Isabel,
youngest dau. of the late Shallcross Jacson, Esq.
Educated at University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1831,
M.A. 1836) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1 842 ; is a M.asistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northum-
berland (High^Sheriff 1846), and Chairman of (Quar-
ter Sessions for Northumberland.— Nunnykirk, near
Morpeth, Northumberland ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William, b. 1854.
O'REILLY, Anthony, Esq. (of Beltrasna).
Third son of the late James O'Eeilly, Esq., by
Henrietta Catherine Blanche, youngest dau. of
Oliver Nugent, Esq., of Bobsgrove ; b. 1812;
.S-. 1853 ; m. 1836 Alicia Maria, dau. of Captain
John Fortescue (she d. 185S). Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Cavan, and a Magistrate for co.
INIeath (High Sheriff 184.5).— Baltrasna, co Meath.
O'REILLY, Francis Gammel, Esq.
Son of the late Edward O'Reilly, Esq., Captain of
the Warwick Militia, by Elizabeth, youngest dau.
of Captain Charles Wood, R.N., of Bowling Hall,
Yoikshire, and sister of the late Sir F. L. Wood,
Bart., of Hickleton Hall; b. 1810; m. 1st 1852
Barbara Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late John Bal-
guy, Esq., Q.C., of Duffield, co. Derby (she d. 1854),
(see Buh/u)/) ; 2nd 1856 Caroline Rachel, yormgest
dau. of the late Joshua Crompton, Esq., of Esholt
Hall, CO. \"ork. Educated at Ke])ton School and
Giggleswick in Craven ; was from 1831 to 1848 in
H.M.'s Customs, Bermuda. — Scarborough, York-
shire.
Heir, his dau. by 1st marriage.
O'REILLY, Mylcs William Patrick, Esq. (of
Knock Abbey).
Eldest son of the late William O'Eeilly, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of the late Dowell O'Reilly, Esq.,
of Heath House; b. 1825 : 8. 1844; m. 1859 Ida,
484
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Orm
dau. of Edmond Jerningbam, Esq., of Rutland
(late, Hyde Park. Educated at St. Cuthbert's
Coll., Usliaw, .and London University (B.A. 1845) ;
became LL.D. of- Romau University 1847 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Louth (High
Sheriff 1848), and Captain Louth Militi.a. This
family i.s of Mile.sian origin. — Knock Abliey, near
Dundalk, co. Louth.
ORFORD (Earl of), Horatio William Walpole
(or. 1806).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Mary, dau. of the
late W. A. Fawkener, Esq. ; h. 1813 ; s. 1858 ;
m. 1841 Harriet Bettina Frances, dau. of the Hon.
Sir Fleetwood B. R. Pellew. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ; was M.P. for East Nor-
folk 1835-7. Patronage 7 livings. — Woltertou
Park, near Aylsham, Norfolk ; Travellers' Club,
S.W.
Heir Pres., hi.s brother Henry, h. 1818 ; m. 1845
Cecilia Elizabeth, dau. of the late John McAlister,
Esq., of Strathaird, N.B.
ORKNEY (Earl of), Thomas John Hamilton
FitzManrice (cr. 1696).
Eldest .sou of the late Viscount Kirkwall, by Anna
Maria, dau. of the 1st Lord De Elaquiere, and
grandson of tlie late Countess ; b. 1803 ; s. his
grandmother as 5th Earl 1831 ; m. 182G Charlotte
IsabelL'i, dau. of 2ud Lord Boston. I.s a Dep. Lieut,
for Berks, Captain Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry ; for-
merly Cornet 9th Lancers ; is a Scotch Representa-
tive Peer. Descended from a common ancestor witli
the Marquis of Lansdowne. — Clen App, Ayrshire,
N.B. ; Carlton and Junior L^nited Service Clubs,
S.W. ; 3, Ennismore Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Kirkwall.
ORME, Robert, Esq. (of Enniscrone).
Second son of the late William Orme, Esq., by
Isabella Maria, dau. of the late John Ormsby,
Esq., of Gortner Abbey ; b. 1815 ; s. 1837 ; vi. 1843
Sidney Frances L'Estrange, dau. of Christopher
L'Estrange Carlton, Esq. Educated at Bath ; is
a Magi.strate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Sligo. —
Enniscrone, nearBallina, co. Sligo ; Kildare-Street
Club, Divblin ; 17, Merrion Square South, Dublin.
Ifeir, his son Robert William, b. 1856.
ORME, William, Esq. (of Owenmore).
Eldest son of the late, William Orme, Esq., of
Belleville, co. Mayo, by Isaijella, dau. of John
Ormsby, Esq., of Gortner Abbey; b. 1810;
s. 1842 ; ;y?. 1837 Janette, dau. of Christopher
L'Estrange Carleton, Iilsq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dubliu ; is a Magistrate for cos. Mayo and
Sligo. — Owenmore, near Crossmolina, co. Mayo,
ORME, William Henry, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Major Thomas Orme, of
Abbeytown, by Elizabeth, dau. of the late Colonel
George Jackson, M.P., of Ennascoe. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Oxford ; is Major 85th regiment,
and was formerly in the 3rd Light Dragoons. —
Abbeytown, Crossmolina, co. Mayo.
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ORMEROD, George, Esq., D.C.L., F.R.S.,
F.S.A., &c. (of Tyldesley and Sedbury Park,
Gloucestershire) .
Only child of the late George Orraerod, Esq., of
Bury, by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Johnson,
Esq., of Tyldesley, Lancashire; b. 1785; .s. his
grandfather 1789; vi. 1808 Sarah, dau. of John
Latham, Esq., M.D,, F.R.S., of Bradwall Hall,
Cheshire, President of the Royal Coll. of Phy-
sicians. Educated at Braseno.se Coll., Oxford
(Hon. M.A. 1807, Hon. D.C.L. 1818); is a
Magistrate for cos. Chester, Gloucester, and Mon-
mouth, .and .author of " Tlie History of Cheshire."
This family is a collateral male line of Ormerod of
Ormerod, in Lancashire, as by pedigree recorded in
the College of Arms, and printed in Ormerod's
"Cheshire" and Whitaker's " Whalley."— Sedbury
Pai-k, near Cliepstow ; Tyldesley House, Whalley,
Lanca.shire ; Athenaeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son the Ven. Thomas Johnson Orme-
rod (whom see).
ORMEROD, Ven. Thomas Johnson,
Eldest son of George Ormerod, Esq., D.C. L.,
F.R.S., of Tyldesley House, co. Lancastei-, and
Sedbury Park, co. Gloucester (whom see) ; b. 1809 ;
))>. 1838 Maria Susan, dau. of the late Sir .Joseph
Bailey, Bart., M.P. Educated at Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1833) ; is a Magistrate
for Norfolk, Rector of Redenhall, and Archdeacon
of Suffolk ; was formerly Fellow of Brasenose
Coll., and Examining Chaplain to the two last
Bishops of Norwich. — Redenhall, Harleston, Nor-
folk ; Athenaium Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Thomafj Bailey, b. 1846.
ORMONDE (Marquis of), James Edvsrard Wil-
liam Theobald Butler (cr. 1825).
Eldest son of the 2nd ]\Iarquis, by Frances .Tane,
dau. of the late General the Hon. Sir E. P.aget ;
b. 1844 ; s. 1854, Will .sit in the House of Lords
■as Lord Ormonde, U.K. (cr. 1821) ; is Hereditary
Chief Butler of Ireland. Is descended from a com-
mon ancestor with the Earl of Carrick, and Lords
Mountgarrett. Dunboyne, and Cahir. — The Casile,
Kilkenny, Ireland ; 3, tapper Harley Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Lord James Hubert Henry
Thomas, b. 1847.
ORMONDE, Marchioness of.
Frances Jane, dau. of the late Hon. Sir Edward
Paget, G.C.B. ; m. 1843 John, 2nd M.arquis of
Ormonde, who d. 1854. — The Castle, Kilkenny,
Ireland ; 3, Upper Harley Street, W.
ORMSBY, Anthony, Esq. (of Balliiiamore).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Anthony
Ormsby, by his 2iid wife Anne, dau. of.Tohn Lloyd,
Esq., of Lisadurn, co. Rj)scommon ; b. 1820 ; a. 1836,
upon the death of his half-brother, the late Thomas
Ormsby, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1842) ; is a Magistrate for co. ]\Iayo (High
Sheriff 1849). — Ballinamore House, Keltimagh,
Swinford, co. Mayo ; Sackville-Street Club, Dublin.
Heir Pres., his brother John Yeaden, b. 1822.
Orp]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
OBPEN, Ricliard Hungerford, Esq. (of Cliflf-
mahon).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Orpeu, Esq., by
Bridget Sophia, dau. of the late Thomas Hunger-
ford, Esq., of The Island, co. Cork; h. 1807;
s. 1826 ; w. 1832 Frances Diana, daii. of the Eev,
Bastable Herbert, of Brewsterfield, co. Kerry.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1830) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Kerry. This family is of noble
French origin. — Cliffmahon, Cork ; Woodville, Kil-
garvan, co. Kerry.
Heir, his son Arthur Herbert, h, 1833.
ORR, Sir Andrew, Knt. (cr. 1858).
Eldest son of the late Francis Orr, Esq., of Glas-
gow, by Mary, dau. of John Glen, Esq., of Lum-
loch, CO. Lanark ; h. 1802. Educated at Glasgow
University ; is a Magistrate for co. Clackmannan ;
was formerly Lord Provost of Glasgow. — Harvies-
toun Castle, Dollar, Clackmannanshire, N.B.
OSBORH", Sir George Robert, Bart. (cr. 1661).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Osborn, Bart, (who
was many years M.P. for Beds), by Frederica, dau.
of Sir Charles Davers, Bart., of Eushbrooke, Suf-
folk ; h. 1813 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1848 ; ra. 1855
Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of Lord M. Kerr and the
Countess of Antrim. Educated at Westminster
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Beds (High Sheriff 1857), and P.-itron of
2 livings ; was formerly Lieutenant in the Army.
This family was formerly of Tyld Hall, Essex. —
Chicksands Priory, near Biggleswade, Beds ; Tra-
vellers' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry John Eobert. h. 1839.
OSBORN, Dowager Lady (of Campton Manor).
Frederica Louisa, dau. of the late Sir Charles
Davers, Bart. {e.rj.) ; m. 1809 Sir John Osborn.
Bart, (many years M.P. for Beds), who d. 1848.—
Campton Manor, near Biggleswade, Beds.
OSBORNE, Lord Sidney Godolphin (of Bar-
trams),
Third son of the 5th Duke of Leeds, by his 2nd
wife Catharine, dau. of Thomas Anguish, Esq. ;
h. 1789. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
— Bartrams, Hampstead Green, Middlesex, N.W.
OSBORNE, the Rev. Lord Sidney Godolphin.
Third son of the 1st Lord Godolpin, and brother of
the 8th Duke of Leeds ; h. 1804 ; m. 1834 Emily,
dau. of P. Grenfell, Esq. Educated at Pugby and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1830) ; appointed
Rector of Derweston 1841. — Derweston Rectory,
near Blandford, Dorset,
OSBORNE, Sir 'Winiam Toler, Bart. (cr. 1629).
Eldest son of the late Sir Daniel Toler Osborne,
Bart., by Lady Harriette le Poer Trench, dau. of
William, 1st Earl of Clancarty ; h. 1805; ,5. as 12th
Bart. 1853; m. 1842 Mary, dau. of William
Thompson, Esq., of Clonfin, co. Longford. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tipperary. — Beechwood,
CO. Tipperary.
Heir Pros., his nephew Charles, h. 1843.
OSBORNE, Charles "William, Esq. (of Ros-
naree) .
Eldest son of the late Eev. Charles Osborne, of
Ballymagarvy, co. Meath, by Jane, dau. of the
late Captain N". Maingay, 62nd regiment ; b. 1831 ;
s. 1853; m. 1855 Elizabeth Margaret, eldest dau.
of John Edwards, Esq., of Knockrobin, co. Wick-
low. Educated at Bromsgrove School ; is a Ma-
gistrate for CO, Meath. — Eosnaree, near Slane, co,
Meath.
Heir, his son Charles John, 6. 1856.
OSBORNE, Ralph, Esq. (of Newtown- Anner).
Eldest son of the late Ealph Bernal, Esq., many
j^ears M.P. for Eochester, by Mary, dau. of Henry
White, Esq. ; b. 1813 ; s. 1854 ; to.1844 Catharine
Isabella, only dau. of the late Sir T. Osborne,
Bart., of Newtown-Anner, whose name he assumed.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; entered the Army 1838, and served
in the 7th Fusiliers ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Tipperary and Waterford ; was M.P.
for Wycombe 1841-7, for Middlesex 1852-7, for
Dover 1857-9 ; elected M.P. for Liskeard 1859 ;
was Secretary to the Admiralty 1852-8. — New-
town-Anner, near Clonmel, co, Tipperary ; Eeform
Club, S.W,
O'SHAUGHNESSY, Sir^miiam Brooke, Knt.,
F.B.S. (cr. 1856).
Son of the late Daniel O'Shaughnes.sy, Esq., of
Limerick ; h. 1809 ; m. 1835 Margaret, dau. of
Frances O'Shaughnes.sy, Esq. Educated at the
University of Edinburgh, where he graduated ; is
Superintendent-General of Telegraphs in British
India ; appointed Assistant-Surgeon in E.I. Co.'s
service 1830 ; was Physician to Loi'd Metcalfe
when Governor of Agr.a, and Professor of Chemistry
in the Medical Coll. at Calcutta ; knighted for his
services in laying down the electric telegraph in
India— Oriental Club, W.
O'SHEA, Nicholas Power, Esq. (of Garden-
nrorris).
Younger but only surviving son of the late Eichard
Power O'Shea, Esq., by Margaret, dau. of Nicholas
Power, Esq., of Snow Hill, co. Kilkenny ; b. 1821 ;
s. his brother, the late John P. O'Shea, Esq., J. P.
.and Dep. Lieut., and late High Sheriff for co. Kil-
kenny, 1859. Is a Magistrate for co. Waterford.
This family was seated in co. Kerry as early
as the 10th century, and subsequently held pro-
perty in CO. Tipperary. — Garden-morris, near Kil-
macthomas, co, Waterford ; Speestown, co. Kil-
kenny.
OSSORY, FERNS, AND LEIGHLIN (Bishop
of), James Thomas O'Brien, D.D.
Eldest son of the late Michael B. O'Brien, Esq. ;
h. 1794 : m. 1836 Ellen, dau. of the late Chief Justice
Pennefather. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
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THE UiNITED KINGDOlSr.
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(B.A. 1815) ; became Fellow and Divinity Lecturer
in the same year ; appointed Dean of Cork 1842 ;
consecrated 1842. Patronage 90 livings. — The
Palace, Kilkenny, Ireland ; Athenseum Club,
S.W.
OSWALD, Alexander, Esq. (of Aucliincrxiive; .
Eldest son of the late R. A. Oswald, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Anderson, Esq., of London ;
b. 1811 ; .t. his uncle, .James Oswald, Esq., of
xVuchincruive, 1853 ; ?«. 1841 Lady Louisa Eliza-
beth Frederica, dau. of William, 1st Earl Craven
(she d. 1858). Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1834) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Ayr, Kirkcudbright, and Lanai'k ; was M.P. for
CO. Ayr 1843-52. — Auchincruive, near Ayr, N.B. ;
White's, Brookes', and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ;
58, Green Street, (rro.sveuor Square, W.
Jfeir, his son James, 6. 1848.
OSWALD, Lady. •
Amelia Jane, dau. of Lord H. Murray ; m. 1829
General Sir J. Oswald, G.C.B., who d. 1840.—
Dunnikier and Newton House, Perth, N.B.
OSWALD, James Townsend, Esq. (of Dunni-
kier).
Eldest son of the late General Sir J. Oswald,
G.C.B. and G.C.M.G., by Charlotte, dau. of Lord
C. Murray Aynsley, of Little Harle Towei-, North-
umberland ; h. 1820; s. 1840; m. 1848 Ellen
Octavia, dau. of the late P. J. Miles, Esq., M.P.,
of Leigh Court, Somerset. Is a Magistrate and
I>ep. Lieut, for co. Fife ; was formerly Lieutenant
.and Captain Grenadier Guards. — Dunnikier, near
Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire, N.B.
Jlcir, his son John, h. 1856.
OTWAY, Sir George Graham, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Eobert Otway,
Bart., by Clementina, dau. of Admiral Holloway,
of Wells, CO. Somerset; b. 1816; s. as 2nd Bart.
1846 ; m. 1851 Eliza, youngest dau. and co-heir of
the late .John Campbell, Esq. Is a Captain R.N.
Tills family was formerly of Ingmire Hall, West-
moreland ; a younger brother of Sir John Otway,
of Ingmire, followed Cromwell to Ireland, and be-
queathed them the estate of Castle Otway, now in
possession of the family. — United Service Club,
S.W. ; 7, Portman Square, W.
HeirPres., his brother Arthur John (whom see).
OTWAY, Lady (of Cwm Elan).
Frances, only dau. of the late Sir C. Blicke ;
m. 18— General Sir L. W. Otway, C.B., who d.
1854. — Cwm Elan, near Rhyader, N. Wales ; 13,
Grosvenor Square, W.
OTWAY, Arthur John, Esq. (of Teddington
Place).
Second son of the late Admiral Sir Robert Waller
Otway, Bart., G.C^.B., of Hyde-Park Gardens,
CO. Middlesex, by Clementina, dau. of Admiral
Holloway, of Wells, Somerset ; b. 1822 ; m. 1851
Henrietta, dau. of Sir James Langham, Bart.
487
Educated at Sandhurst Coll. ; called to the Bar
1850 ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex ; was M.P.
for Stafford 1852-7.— Teddington Place, Middlesex ;
Reform and Army and Navy Clubs, S.W.
OTWAY, Robert Jocelyn, Esq. (of Cftstle
Otway).
Second son of the late Rev. S. Jocelyn Otway, by
Margaret, dau. of General Hart, E.I.Co.'s ser-
vice, and grandson of the late Cooke Otway, Esq.,
of Castle Otway; h. 1808 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1836 Anno
Digby, 4tli dau. of the late Sir Hugh Crofton,
Bart. Educated at the Royal Naval Coll. ;
entei'ed the Royal Navy 1821, bfecame Captain
R.N. 1858 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Tipperary. Tliis family was foimerly settled
at Ingmire Hall, co. Westmoreland. — Castle Otway,
near Templederry, Ireland ; United Service Club,
S.W,
OUSELEY, the Rev. Sir Frederick Arthur
Gore, Bart. (cr. 1808).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir Gore
Ouseley, Bart., by Harriott Georgiana, dau. of
John Whitelocke, Esq.; h. 1825; s. as 2nd Bart.
1844. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1846) ; graduated in Music 1854 ; is in Holy
Orders, Precentor of Hereford, and I'rofessor of
Music in University of Oxford. — The Cloisters,
Hereford ; St, Michael's College, Tenbury, Wor-
cestershire.
OUSELEY, Sir William Gore,K.C.B. (cr. 1852).
Eldest son of the late Sir W. Ouseley, by .Julia
Frances, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Irving, and
nephew of the late Right Hon. Sir Gore Ouseley,
Bart., G.C.H. ; b. 1797 ; m. 1829 Maria, dau. of
Governor Van Ness. Late Envoy from Holland
to Madrid ; has been Attachd at Stockholm and
Washington, Secretary of Legation at Rio Janeiro,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
at Buenos Ayres, and Special Minister at Monte
Video ; created D.C.L. of Oxford 1855; sent on a
Special Mission to America 1857.— 44, Hertford
Street, Mayfair, W.
OUTRAM, Lieutenant-General Sir James, Bart.,
G.C.B. (cr. 1858).
Eldest son of the late B. Outram, Esq., of Butterly
Hall, CO. Derby, by Margaret, dau. of J. Anderson,
Esq., LL.D. ; h. 1803 ; m. 1835 Margaret Clemen-
tina, dau. of J. Anderson, Esq., of Bridgent
Brechin, N.B. Educated at Aberdeen ; is a Major-
General in the Indian Army, and has held .several
high civil and military appointments in East
Indies ; commanded the British Forces in Persia
1856-7. — Oriental Club, W. ; United Service
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis Boyd, b. 1 836.
OITVRY, Rev. Peter Thomas.
Eldest son of the late Peter Airae Onvry, Esq., of
East Acton; b. 1811 ; m. 1st 1846 Jane, dau. of
Sir George Nicholls, K.C.B. ; 2nd 1858 Anne
Louisa, 3'oungeat dau. of the late John Grubb, Esq.,
Ove]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of Horsendon House, Bucks. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridcre (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837) ; ap-
pointed Vicar of Wing 1850; i.s a Magistrate for
Bucks. This family came to England at the re-
vocation of the edict of Nantes.— Wing Vicarage,
near Leightou Buzzard, Bucks.
OVEREND, "William, Esq.., Q.C.
Youngest son of the late Hall Overend, Esq., of
Sheffield, by Baith, dau. of James Wilson, Esq., of
Rawdon, co. Y^'ork ; h. 1S09. Educated at Shef-
fiel<l Grammar-school ; called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1837 ; is a Bencher of Lincoln's Inn ;
w.a^ M.P. for Pontefract 1859-60. — Conservative
Club, S.W. ; 0, Queen's Gardens, Hyde Park, W.
OVERSTONE (Lord), Samuel Jones Loyd (cr.
1850).
Only son of the late Lewis Loyd, E;q., by Sarah,
dau. of John Jones, Esq. ; h. 1796 ; m. 1829 Har-
riet, dau. of Ichabod Wright, Esq., of Mapperley
Hall, Notts. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1815) ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Northampton ; was a Banker in London ;
High Sheriff of co. Warwick 1838 ; Patronage 2
livings; was M.P. for Hythe 1819-26.— Overstone
Park, near Northampton ; Athenaeum and Eeforni
Clubs, S.W. ; 2, Carlton Gardens, S.W.
OVERTON", George, Esq. (of Ty Mawr).
Eldest son of the late George Overton, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Daniel Francis, Esq., of Llanthetty
Hall, CO. Brecon ; i. 1813 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1839 Eliza
Ann, dau. of Michael Hansby, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Brecon, and a Coroner
for CO. Glamorgan ; was formerlj' a Solicitor. — Ty
Mawr, near Abergavenny, Monmouthshire ; Wind-
ham Club, S.W.
©"WEN", Sii' John, Bart. (cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Lord, Esq., of Pem-
broke, by Corbottn, dau. of Lieuteuant-General
Owen; h. 1776; m. 1st 1802 Charlotte, dau. of
Rev. John Lort Phillips (she d. 1829) ; 2nd 1830
Mary Frances, dau. of Edward Stephenson, Esq.,
of Farley Hill, Berks ; assumed the name of Owen,
in lieu of his patronymic of Lord, on succeeding to
ihe vast estates of Sir Hugh Owen, Bart. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1804) ;
Lord-Lieutenant of co. Pembroke ; was M.P. for
CO. Pembroke 1806-41, since which time he Las
been M.P. for Pembroke. — Orieltown House, near
Pembroke ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Hugh, formerly M.P. for Pem-
broke ; h. 1803 ; m. 1825 Angelina Cecilia, dau. of
the late Sir Charles Gould Morgan, Bart., and
sister of Lord Tredegar (she d. 1844).
OWEN", Lady.
Mary Anne, dau. of J. Steven.s, Esq. ; m. 1814
Lieutenant-General Sir John Owen, K.C.B., who
(7. 1857.— 47, C'innaught Square, W.
OWEN", Lady (of "Windlesbam House).
Selina, dau. of Captain J. B. Hay; m. 1829
Admiral Sir E. W. C. R. Owen, G.C.B., who d.
1849. — Windlesham House, near Bagshot, Surrey.
OWEN, tlie Rev. Edward Pryee (of Bettws
Hall and Roderic House, Cheltenham).
Only son of the late Yen. Hugh Owen, M.A.,
Archdeacon of Salop, by Harriet, dau. of Edward
Jeffreys, Esq., of Shrewsbury; h. 1788; m. 182G
Mary, dau. of Samuel Darby, Esq. Educated at
Shrewsbury and St. John'sColl., Cambridge ; Rector
of Egton, and Vicar of Wellington. This family is
25th in descent from the Princes of Powys. — Bettws
Hall, near Newtown, co. Montgomeiy.
Hcu\ his only son Hugh Darby, h. 1827.
0"WEN, Rev. Francis.
Second son of the late Thomas Owen, Rector of
Celynin, co. Merioneth, by Jane, dau. of Daniel
Giles, Esq., of London ; b. 1786 ; m. 1815 Jane,
youngest dau. of John Phillip.s, Esq., Solicitor, of
Ruthin. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1807) ; appointed Rector of Efenechtyd, co. Den-
bigh, 1834 ; is a Magistrate for co. Denbigh. This
family was formerly of Ruthin. — Efenechtyd, near
Ruthin, N. Wales.
OYITEN, Rev. Hugh Davies, D.D.
Eldest son of the late O^ven Owen, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of E. Owen, E^q., of Ty Obry and Bodsilin ;
h. 1796 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1st 1822 his cousin Sarah
Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Owen, Esq. ; 2nd 1856
Lucretia Ann, dau. of Samuel Newljould, Esq., of
Broomhill, co. York. Educated at Beaumaris and
Jesus Coll., O.xford (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1819, D.D.
1834) ; is a Magistrate for Anglesey, and Rector
of Trevdraeth, in the same county ; was formerly
Incumbent of Penmyn3'dd, afterwards of Llanvaes
and Penmon, co. Anglesey. This family ia dis-
tantly related, through Penci-aig, Tregaian, and
Tyfry, to many old families of Wales. — Glynafon,
and Trevdraeth Rectory, near Bangor.
Heir, his son Edward, h. 1826, B.D. and Fellow
of Jesus Coll., Oxford.
OWEN, Owen, Esq. (of Gadlys).
Youngest son of the late Owen Owen, Esq., of
Plas Llanfigael (who was High Sheriff of Anglesey
in 1831), by Anne, dau. of Robert Lloyd, Esq. ;
h. 1797; m. 1831 Alary Knight, dau. of the late
Rev. Richard Prichard, of Dinam Hall, Anglesey.
Educated at Bangor and Shrewsbury ; is Dep.
Lieut, for Anglesey. — Gadlys, near Beaumaris,
Anglesey.
OWEN.
(See Siiu/the-Owen.)
OW"ENS, John, Esq. (of Holestone),
Eldest son of the late J.ames Owens, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of John Forsyth, Esq., of Ballynure ;
b. 1801 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1828 Jane Stewart, dau. of
James Stewart Moore, Esq. Educated at Wor-
cester Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Antrim.
— Holestone, near Doagh, co. Antrim.
Heir, his son James, //. 1836.
OXENDEN, Sir Henry Chudleigh, Bart. (cr.
1678).
Eldest son of the late Sir H. Oxenden, Bart., bj'
Mary, dau. of Colonel Graham, of St. Lawrence,
488
THE UNITP:D kingdom.
Canterbury ; h. 1795 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1st 1830 Char-
lotte, dau. of Cai^tain Browne, R.N. ; 2nd 1848
Elizabeth Phosbe, dau. of J. King, Esq., of Brigh-
ton. Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Kent. — Broome Park, near Canterbury, Kent;
University Club, S.W.
Heir Pres,, his brother George Chichester,
h. 1797.
OXENHAM, Rev. Nutcombe.*
Youngest son of the late Rev. William Oxenham,
by Anne, dau. of Rev. Chancellor Nutcombe, of
Exeter ; h. 1810 ; m. 1834 Jane Georgiana, dau. of
John Gould, Esq., of Amberd, near Tavinton.
Educated at Harrow, and Oriel and Trinity, and
was afterwards Fellow of Exeter Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1834, M.A. 1836) ; appointed Vicar of Mod-
bury 1834, Prebendary of Exeter 1850.— Modbury
Vicarage, near Ivy Bridge, Devon.
Heir, his son Robert George, h. 1838.
OXFORD (Bishop of), Samuel Wilberforee,
D.D.
Third son of the late William Wilberforce, Esq.,
M.P. ; h. 1805 ; m. 1828 Emily, dau. of the late
Rev. J. Sargent, of Lavington, Sussex (she il.
1841). Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1826,
M.A. 1829, D.D. 1845) ; is Lord High Almoner
and Chancellor of the Order of the Garter ; ap-
pointed Select Preacher at Oxford 1837, Bampton
Lecturer 1841, Rector of Brightstone, Isle of
Wight, 1830, and of Alverstoke 1841 ; Archdeacon
of Surrey 1839, Chaplain to Prince Albert 1843,
Dean of Westminster 1845 ; Consecrated 1845.
Patronage 65 livings, 3 archdeaconries, and 1
canonry. — Cuddesden Palace, near Wheatley, Oxon ;
Lavington, near Petworth, Sussex ; AthentEum
Club, S.W. ; 26, Pall Mall, S.W.
OXFORD, Countess of (of Brampton Brian).
Eliza, dau. of 1st Marquis of Westmeath ; m. 1831
Alfred, 6th Earl of O.xford {exL), who d. 1853.—
Brampton Brian, near Ludlow.
PACK.
(See lieynell-Pael:)
PACK-BERESFORD, Captain Denis William
(of Fenagh).
Second son of the late Major-General Sir Denis
Pack, K.C.B., by Elizabeth Louisa, youngest dau.
of George, 1st Marcjuis of Waterford ; />. 1818 ; .v.
1854, on the death of Viscouut Beresford, by will to
his Lordship's Irish property, taking the name and
arms of Beresford in addition to his own. Edu-
cated at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ;
appointed 2nd Lieutenant Royal Artillery 1836,
Captain 1846 ; retired 1854 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Carlow (High Sheriff 1856).
This family came to Ii-eland with Cromwell. Mr.
Pack-Beresford's paternal grandmother was dau.
and heiress of Denis Sullivan, of Beerhaven, co.
Cork. — Fenagh Lodge, Bagnalstown, near Carlow ;
Army and Navy Club, S.W. ; 32, Devonshire
Place, W.
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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[Pag
PACKE, Colonel Charles William (of Prestwold
Hall),
Eldest son of the late Charles J. Packe, Esq., of
Prestwold Hall, by Penelope, dau. of U. Dugdale,
Esq. ; h. 1792 ; m. 1821 Kitty Jenkyn, dau. of T.
Hort, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Leicester, and Colonel Leicestershire Yeomani-y ;
has been M.P. for S. Leicestershire since 1836. —
Prestwold Hall, near Loughborough, Leicester-
shire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 7, Richmond Terrace,
S.W,
Heir Pres., his brother George Hussey (whom
see).
PACKE, George Hussey, Esq. (of Caythorpe
Hall).
Second son of the late C. J. Packe, Esq., of Prest-
wold Hall, CO. Leicester, by Penelope, dau. of R.
Dugdale, Esq.; b. 1796; m. 1824 Mary Anne
Lydia, eklest dau. of the late J. Heathcote, Esq., of
Connington Castle, Hunts. Educated at Eton ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln (High
Sheriff 1843), and Vice-Chairman of Great Northern
Railway Company ; elected M.P, for S. Lincolnshire
1859 ; was formerly in the Army.— Caythorpe Hall,
near Grantham, Lincolnshire ; 41, Charles Street,
Berkeley Square, W.
Heir, his son Hussey, h. 1846.
PACKE, James, Esq. (ofMildenhall),
Fourth son of the late Charles James Packe, Esq.,
of Prestwold Hall, co. Leicester, by Penelope, dau.
of Richard Dugdale, Esq., of Blyth Hall, co. War-
wick ; h. 1801 ; )/;. 1848 Sarah Martha, dau. of the
late Rev. Charles Chapman, Incumbent of St.
Peter's, Norwich. Educated at Eton (B.A. 1824,
M.A. 1828), and formerly Vice-Provost of King's
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Suffolk. —
Mildenhall, Suffolk.
PADDOW, Rev, Thomas,
Second son of the late Rev. Thomas Paddon, of
Bungay, by Mary, dau. of W. Rackham, Esq. ;
b. 1785 ; m. 18 — Elizabeth Anne, dau. of the late
Rev. G. W. Smith, Rector of Bawdesey, Suffolk.
Educated at Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1806,
M.A. 1809) ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk, and Rector
of Mattishall. — Mattishall Rectory, near E. Dere-
ham, Norfolk.
Heir, his dau. Elizabeth Mary Catherine.
PADDON", William Husband, Esq. (of Tlu-alos-
end).
Eldest son of John Paddon, Esq., J. P., of Truro,
Cornwall, by Mary Anne, only child of William
Husband, Esq., of Devonport ; //. 1813 ; s. 1852 ;
m. 1852 Susan Johanna, />. 1820, dau, of R. B.
Penwarden, Esq., and relict of S. Bacon, Esq.
This family were formerly Merchants and Ship-
owners at Truro. — Thralesend, near Harpenden,
Beds ; Norton Lodge, near Swansea, Glamorgan-
.shire.
Heir, his .son William Penwarden, h. 1853.
PAGET, Lord Alfred Henry.
Fifth son of 1st Marquis of Anglesey (by 2nd mar-
riage) ; h. 1816 ; m. 1847 Cecilia, dau. of the late
Pag]
G. T. Wyndham, Esq. Is a Lieutenant-Colonel in
the Army, on half-pay, and a Major unattached ;
was Chief Equerry and Clerk Marshal to the Queen
1846-52 and 1853-8 ; has been M.P. for Lichfield
since 1837. — Milford Hall, near Sudbury, Suffolk ;
Wliite's Club, S.W. ; 42, Cirosvenor Place, S.W.
PAGET, Lord Clarence, C.B.
Third son of Field-Marshal the 1st Marquis of An-
glesey, K.G., by his 2nd wife Charlotte, dan. of 1st
Earl Cadogan ; h. 1811 ; m. 1852 Martha Stuart,
youngest dau. of Admiral Sir R. W. Otway, Bart.,
G.C.B. Educated at Westminster ; entered the
Navy 1825, became Eear-Adiniral 1858 ; served at
Navarino, and in the Baltic and Black Sea cam-
paigns ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for An-
glesey ; was M.P. for Sandwich 1847-52, and since
1857 ; was Secretary of the Ordnance 1846-52 ; ap-
pointed Secretary to the Admiralty 1859. — -Phis
Llanfair, Anglesey ; United Service Club, S.W. ;
2, Ennismore Place, S.W.
[leir, his son Eiti^roy Ptichard Clarence, 1). 1853,
PAGET, Lord George Aiigustiis Frederick, C.B.
Sixth son of 1st ]\Iarquis of Anglesey, K.G. (by
2nd marriage^ ; I. 1818 ; m. 1854 Agnes Charlotte,
dau. of late Hon. Sir A. Paget, G.C.B. Entered
the Army 1334, became Lieutenant-Colonel 4th
Light Dragoons 184G ; served as a Brigadier-General
in Turkey and in the Crimea 1854-5 ; was present
at Balaklava ; appointed to command of Cavalry in
India 1857 ; was M.P. for Beaumaris 1847-57.—
Plasnewydd, near Beaumaris, N. Wales.
PAGET, Augustas Berkeley, Esq.
Second son of the late llight Hon. Sir Arthur Paget,
G.C.B., by Augusta, dau. of 10th Earl of West-
moreland, and nephew of 1st Marquis of Anglesey,
K.G. ; &. 1823. Educated at Charterhouse ; entered
the Diplomatic Service 1843 ; appointed Secretary
of Legation at Athens 1852, at the Hague 1854, at
Lisbon 1857, at Berlin 1858 ; Envoy Extraordinary
.and Minister Plenipotentiary at Dresden, December
1858, at Stockholm, June 1859. — British Legation,
Stockholm ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
PAGET, Charles, Esq.. (of Ruddington).
Elder son of the late James Paget, Esq., by Ann,
3rd dau. of the Itev. J. Byng, of Samworth ;
b. 1799; m. 1st 1823 Ehza, 4th dau. of William
Paget, Esq., of Soutlifield, Lougliborough ; 2nd
1835 Ellen, dau. of W. Tebbutt, Esq. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Notts (High Sheriff 1844) ; has been M.P. for
Nottingham since 1856. — Ruddington Grange,
Nottingham ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 113, Eaton
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Joseph, h. 1825 ; m. 1858 Helen
Eli7,abeth, eldest dau. of the Rev. H. Abney.
PAGET, the Rev. Francis Edward.
Only son of General the late Hon. Sir E. Paget,
G.C.B. (who was brother of the 1st Marquis of
Anglesey, K.G.), by his 1st wife Frances, dau. of
tlie 1st Lord Bagot ; h. 1806 ; w, 1840 F.anny, dau.
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of the Rev. W. Chester. Educated at Westminster
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1830) ;
appointed Rector of Elford 1835. — Elford Rectory,
near Lichfield, Staffordshire.
PAGET, Captain Frederick (of Plasnewydd).
Eldest son of the late Hon. Berkeley Paget, by
Sophia Grimston, dau. of the late Hon. W. B.
Grimston, and nephew of the 1st Marquis of
Anglesey; h. 1807; m. 1856 Maria Georgiana,
eldest dau. of Charles Pascoe Grenfell, Esq.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Anglesey, and a Captain in the Coldstream
Guards; was M.P. for Beaumaris 1832-47.—
Plasnewydd, near Beaumari.s, Anglesey ; Reform
Club, S.W,
PAGET, John Moore, Esq, (of Cranmore and
TyTewberry),
Eldest son of the late John Paget, Esq., by .Jane,
eldest dau. of the Rev. P. Ct. Snow, of Clipsham
Hall, CO. Rutland; h. 1791; s. 1825; m. 1827
Elizabeth Jane, eldest dau. of the Rev. J. F.
Dovetou, Rector of Mells, Somerset. Educated at
(Jueen's Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Somerset ; High Sheriff of Rutland
1851. This family was formerly settled in War-
wickshire, but has been resident in Somerset since
1691.^ — Cranmore Hall and Newberry House, near
Shepton Mallet, Somerset ; Clip.sham Hall, near
Oakh.am, Rutland ; O.xford and Cambridge Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Arthur .John Snow, /;. 1830.
PAGET, Thomas, Esq. (of Knockglass).
Eldest son of the late Robert Paget, Esq., by
(_!atharine, dau. of the late William Orme, Esq., of
Carne ; h. 1796; s. 1826; w. 1st 1816 Margaret,
dau. of the late James Paget, Esq., of Knockglass ;
2nd 1829 Anne Emily, eldest dau. of the late
Samuel Handy, Esq., of Bracca Castle, co. West-
meatli. Is a Magistrate for co. Sligo. This family
settled iti Ireland about the year 1630. — Knock-
glass, near Ballina, co. Mayo.
][eir, his son James, h. 1820 ; m. 1857 Caroline,
dau. of Major Knox, of Greenwood.
PAKENHAM, Right Hon. Sir Richard, K.C.B.
(cr. 1848).
Fifth son of the late Admiral the Hon. Sir T.
Pakenham, G.C.B., by a dau. of the Right Hon. J.
Staples, and cousin of the 2nd Earl of Longford ;
h. 1797. Educated for the Diplomatic Service;
has been Attache at the Hague, Secretary of Lega-
tion in Switzerland, Minister at Mexico, and Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at
Washington and Lisbon.
PAKEKTHAM, Hon. and Very Rev. Henry,
Fifth son of the 2nd Lord Longford; h. 1787:
m. 1822 Eliza Catherine, sister of the 2nd Lord
Mount Sanford. Educated at Cains Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1808) ; appointed Dean of St. Patrick's
and Christ Church Cathedrals, Dublin, 1843; was
Chaplain to the Lord-Lieutenant of Trekand 1853-8.
— 40, Harcourt Street, Dublin.
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PAKENHAM, Hon. William Lygon, O.B.
Secoud son of the 2iul Earl of Longford ; Ij. 1819.
Educated at Winchester; entered the Army 1837,
.as Ensign 52nd foot ; became a Colonel in the.Army
1855 ; served as Adjutant-General to the Forces
in Turkey 1855-6, and Adjutant-General to the
Queen's Forces in India 1857-8. — Pakenham Hall,
near Longford ; United Service Club, S.W.
PAKENHAM, Captain Thomas Henry.
A j'ounger son of the late General Sir Hercules
Pakenham, K.C.B., and cousin of the 3rd Earl of
Longford; l. 1826. Is Captain 30th foot; has
been M.P. for co. Antrim since 1854. — Longford
Lodge, near Antrim ; 43, Hertford Street, W.
PAKINGTON, Right Hon. Sir John Somerset,
Bart., G.C.B. (or, 1846).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Russell,
Esq., of Powick, by Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir
11. P.Pakington, Bart., of West wood Park, co. Wor-
cester, whose title (of an earlier creation) became
extinct in 1830 ; &. 1799 ; m. 1st 1822 Mary, dau.
of M. A. Slaney, Esq. ; 2nd 1844 Augusta, dau. of
the Eight Rev. Dr. G. Murray, Lord Bishop of
Rochester ; 3rd 1851 Augusta, dau. of T. C.
de Crespigny, Esq., and widow of Colonel H.
Davies, M.P. ; assumed the name of Pakington on
his uncle's deatli, 1830, when he succeeded to his
estates. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester,
and Chairman of Quarter Sessions in that county
1834-58 ; has been M.P. for Droitwich since 1837 ;
was Secretary of State for the Colonies Feb. — Deo.
1852 ; First Lord of the Admiralty 1858-9.— West-
wood, near Droitwich, Worcestershire ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 41, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his son John Slaney, B.A., of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, a Magistrate for co. Worcester, and Captain
Worcester Yeomanry Cavalry ; h. 1826 ; m. 1849
Diana, dau. of the 4th Earl of Glasgow.
PAIjEY, Robert, Esq., M.D. (of Bishopton
Grange).
Fourth son of the late Thomas Paley, Esq., of
Langcliffe in Craven, co. York ; h. 1780 ; m. 1807
Mary, 3rd dau. of the late Ven. Archdeacon Paley.
Educated at Magdalen Coll., Cambridge, and gra-
duated in Medicine at Glasgow University ; is a
Magistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, and
for the Liberty of Ripon ; Consulting Physician
to the Ripon Dispensary and House of Recovery,
and Senior Fellow of the Royal Medico- Chirurgi-
cal Society. — Bishopton Grange, near Ripon, York-
shire.
PALGRAVE, Sir Francis, K.H. (or. 1832).
Son of the late M. Cohen, Esq. ; h. 1788 ; m. 1823
Ehzabeth, dau. of the late Dawson Turner, Esq.,
F.R.S., of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk (rf.) ; a Bar-
rister-at-Law ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1827; is Deputy Keeper of the Public
Records ; Author of " History of Normandy and
England," and several other literary and archteo-
logical works. — The Green, Hampstead, N.W.
Heir, his son Francis Turner, M.A., and Fellow
of Exeter Coll., Oxford, B.A. 1824.
491
PALK, Sir Lawrence Vaughan, Bai't, (cr. 1782).
Eldest son of the late Sir Lawrence Palk, Bart., by
Dorothy Elizabeth, dau. of 1st Earl of Lisburne ;
h. 1793 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1813 ; in. 1st 1815 Anna
Eleanora, dau. of the late Sir Bourchier Wrey,
Bart, (she d. 18—) ; 2nd 1849 Philippine Anno
Victoire, dau. of Mons. (she (/. 185-).
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon, and
Patron of 3 livings ; was M.P. for Devon 1818-26.
— Haldon House, near Exeter, Devon ; The Brad-
dons, Torquay.
Heir, his son Lawrence, a Dep. Lieut, for Devon,
and M.P. for S. Devon ; h. 1818 ; m. 1845 Maria
Harriet, dau. of the late SirT. H. Hesketh, Bart.
PALLISER, Sir Hugh Palliser, Bart. (cr. 1773).
Eldest son of the late Sir Hugh Palliser Palliser,
Bart., by Mary, dau. of John Yates, Esq., of Ded-
ham, Essex ; I. 1798 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1813. Is a
Magistrate for co. Wexford. The 1st Baronet was
Governor of Greenwich Hospital. — - CastletoAvn
House and Portobello, co. Wexford.
PALMER, Sir John Henry, Bart. (cr. 1660).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Sir John
Palmer, Bart., M.P., by Charlotte, dau. of SirH.
Gough, Bart.; h. 1775; s. 1817 ; m. 1808 Mary
Grace, dau. of the late Lord Sondes. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton, and
Patron of 2 livings. — Carlton Park, near Rocking-
ham, Northamptonshire.
Heir, his son Geoffrey, 6. 1809 ; educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1830); called
to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1835 ; is a Magis-
trate for cos. Leicester and Northampton, .and a
Captain in the Leicestershire Yeomanry.
PALMER, Sir William Henry Roger, Bart. (cr.
1777).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Henry Palmer,
Bart., by Alice, dau. of — Franklin, Esq. ;
h. 1802; s. as 4th Bart. 1840; m. 1826 Elenora,
dau. of John Matthews, Esq., of Eyarth and
Plas Bostock, co. Denbigh. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Mayo. — Castle Lacliin, near
Palmerston, co. M.ayo ; Cefn Park, near Wrex-
ham, Denbighshire ; 56, Portland Place, W,
Heir, his son Roger William Henry, Captain 2nd
Life-guards, and M.P. for co. Mayo, b. 1832.
PALMER, Sir George Joseph, Bart. ^cr. 1701).
Eldest son of tlie late Sir Charles Thomas Hudson,
Bart, (who assumed the name of Palmer), by
Harriott, younger dau. of the late Sir William
Pepperell, Bart. ; h. 1811 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1836 Emily
Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of George Peter Holford,
Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a IM.agis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Leicester (Higli
Sheriff 1840).— Wanlip Hall, near Leicester ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Heir, hisson Archdale Robert, h. 1838.
PALMER, Sir James Frederick, Knt. (cr. 1857).
Fourth son of the late late Rev. John Palmer,
of Torrington, Devon, by .lane, 2nd dau. of W.
Johnson, 'Esq. ; h. 1804 ; in. 1832 Isabella, dan. of
Pal]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
John Gunning, Esq. Educated at Tiverton ;
chosen first Speaker of the Legislative Council of
Victoria 1851, first President of the Legislative
Council 1856. —Burwood Hill, Hawthorne, near
Alelbourne, Australia.
PALMER, Lady.
Margai-et Eliza, dau. of Major-General Fearon,
C.B. ; m. 1829 Sir Ralph Palmer, late Chief Jus-
tice of Madras, who d. 1838, leaving issue. — The
Down Hou.se, Red Marley, near Ledbury.
Jleir, her son Frederickj an Officer in the Scots
Fusilier Guards.
PALMER, Rev. Charles.
Second son of the late Charles Palmer, Esq., of
Ladbroke, co. Warwick ; b. 1784 ; m. 1823 Char-
lotte, eldest dau. of the 4th Earl of Aylesford.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1805, M.A.
1808); appointed Rector of Lighthorne 1834 ; is a
Magistrate for Warwickshire. — Lighthorne Rec-
tory, near Warwick.
jfcir, liis son Henry Charles, h. 1824.
PALMER, George, Esq. (of Nazing Park).
Eldest son of tlie late G. Palmer, Esq., who was
M.P. for S. Essex 1836-47, by Anna Maria, dau.
of W. Bund, Esq., of Wick, co. Worcester ; h. 1799 ;
■m. 1827 Elizabeth Charlotte, 2nd dau. of J. Sur-
tee.s, Esq., of Newcastle-oo-Tyne. Educated at
Harrow ; is a Magistrate for Essex, and Major-
Commandant of the Essex Yeomaniy Cavalry.*
This is the head male line of the Palmer family,
from which descended maternally, from a common
ancestor, the Palmers (Baronets) of Wanlip. —
NazingPark, near Waltham Abbey, Essex; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou George, Bengal Civil service, h. 1828;
served upon the StaflF of General Sir Henry Bar-
nard before Delhi in .Tune 1857, and received tlie
especial thanks of the Governor-General of India,
Lord Canning, and Lord Stanley, for his military
services in India.
PALMER, Henry, Esq. (of Clifton Lodge).
Fourth son of the late Rev. R. P. Palmer, by
Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of the late Sir Gillies Payne,
Bart.,of r.lunham House, Beds; b. 1799; m. 1822
Marianna, youngest dau. of the late H. P. Keane,
Esq., and Susannah, youngest dau. of the late Sir
Gillies Payne, Bart. Is in the Commission of the
Peace for Beds. — Clifton Lodge, near Biggles-
wade, Beds.
* This corps he raised in 1830, and maintained at his own
expense from 1838 to 1843. In 1812 he was elected by the
freeholders of Essex a Verderer of Waltham Forest (an
ancestor served the same office temp. Charles II.) ; appointed
one of the origin.al Commissioners who foiuided the colony of
South Australia, l83j ; and was one of the subscribers to the
expedition which fitted out Colonel Wakefield in the ship
Turi/, in 1839, for the pm-pose of making- a settlement in New
Zealand, and securing that colony for England, in anticipation
of the ai-rival of the French expedition under the Baron de
Thiery, which was anticipated by Colonel Wakefield by forty-
eight hours only ; and thus the island was secured for Great
Britain.
PALMER, Rev. Hem-y (of Dorney Court,
Bucks).
Son and testamentary heir of the late Sir Charles
H. Palmer, Bart., of Dorney Court; b. 1797;
s. his brother 1852 ; m. 1827 Sarah, dau. of George
Gerrard, Esq., and niece of Charles Gerrard, Dep.
Governor of Bengal. Educated at Reading and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1820) ; ordained
1820 ; appointed Vicar of Dorney 1832 (of which
he is Patron), resigned 1856. Is Lord of the Manor
Dorney-cumBoveney and Burnham, and Lay Rec-
tor of Doruey-cum-Boveney. This family, formerly
of Steyning, Angmering, and Parham, in Sussex,
is of Danish origin, and was reputed of note in that
county antecedent to the Conquest." Sir C. H.
Palmer, through female lines, was descended from
Rhys ap Teudur Maur, Prince of South Wales, and
from -John of Gaunt. — Dorney Court, near Wind-
sor ; Cosham Park, near Portsmouth.
J/eir, his son Charles James, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Bucks, late Captain Bucks Militia,
b. 1828.
PALMER, Robert, Esq. (of Holme Park).
Eldest son of the late Richard Palmer, Esq., bj'
Jane, eldest dau. of O. Bowles, Esq., of North
A.ston, Oxon ; b. 1793 ; s. 1806. Educated at
Eton and Trinity Cioll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks (High SheriflF
1818); was M.P. for Berks 1825-59. — Holme
Park, near Reading, Berks ; Boodle's, Arthur's,
Carlton, and LTni versify Clubs, S.W. ; 37, Sack-
ville Street, W.
Ifeir Pres., his brother Richard, in H0I3' Orders,
b. 1796.
PALMER, Sandford, Esq. (of Ballinlough).
Eldest son of the late Robert Sandford Palmer,
Esq. (High Sheriff for King's co. 1795, and for-
merly Captain King's co. Militia), by Mary Anne,
dau. of Simon Farthing Davies, Esq., of Farthing
Ville, CO. Cork, Captain 5th Dragoon Guards ;
b. 1803; .•>■. 1835 ; m. 1826 Mary Catherine, dau.
of Edward Hoare Reeves, Esq., J. P., of Ballygiis-
sane, co. Cork. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1826) ; is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary and
King's CO. (High Sheriff 1840). This family is of
English extraction, but has been located in King's
CO. for the last 200 years. — Ballinlough, near Ros-
crea. King's co.
J/eii; his son Sandford Robert, Senior Lieu-
tenant King's CO. Royal Rifles, b. 1827.
PALMER - MOREWOOD, 'William, Esq. (of
Alfreton Hallj.
Eldest son of the late Charles Palmer, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of Richard (loodwin, Esq., of Ashbourne,
CO. Derby ; b. 1781 ; m. 1815 Cilara, 2nd dau. of
Sir Charles Blois, Bart. ; assumed the additional
name of Morewood in 1823. Educated at Rugby
and Magdalen Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Warwick and Derljy (High
Sheriff 1835) ; was formerly Lieutenant-Colonel
King's Own Stafford Militia. This family of Palmer
* See " Monasticum Hybernicuni," ed. 1741.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Par
was formerly of Old Warden, Beds.-^Alfi-eton Hall,
Derbyshire ; Ladbroke, near Southam, AVarvvick-
shire ; University Club, S.W.
Ilciv, his son Charles Kovvland, b. 1817 ; m. 1812
Georgina, dau. of the 9tli Lord Byron.
PALMEESTON (Viscount), Henry John Tem-
ple, K.G., G.C.B., P.O. (cr. 1722).
Elder son of the 2nd Viscount, by his 2nd wife
Mary, only dau. of Benjamin Mee, Esq. ; It. 1784 ;
a. 1802 ; m. 1839 Emily, dau. of the 1st Viscount
Melbourne, and widow of the 5th Earl Cowper.
Educated at Harrow, Edinburgh, and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1806) ; is High Steward of
Itomsey ; late Lieutenant-Colonel Hants Militia ;
was M.P. for Newport 1807-11, for Cambridge
University 1811-31, for Blechingley 1831-2, for
S. Hants 1832-1 ; has been M.P. for Tiverton since
1835 ; was a Lord of the Admiralty 1807-9 ;
Secretary at War 1809-28 ; Secretary for Foreign
Affairs 1830-4, 1835-41, and 1846-52 ; Home
Secretary 1852-5 ; First Lord of the Treasury
1855-8, ve-appointed June 1859. Descended from
a common ancestor with the Duke of Buckingham.
— Broadlands, near Eorasey, Hants ; Reform and
Athenffium Club.s, S.W. ; 94, Piccadilly, W.
PALMES, Rev. William Lindsay (of ISTabmm
Hall).
Eldest .son of the late George Palmes, Esq., by
Margaret Isabella, dau. of William Lindsay, Esq.,
of Oatlands, co. Lanark ; h. 1813 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1849
Marion, eldest dau. of Amaziah Empson, Esq., of
Spellow Hill. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1839) ; ordained 1845 ;
appointed Vicar of Hornsea-cum-Riston 1849 ; is a
Magistrate for E. Riding of Yorkshire, Rural Dean
of North Holderness, and a Proctor in Convocation
for the E. Riding. This family has been settled at
Naburn since 1224, and the property has descended
lineally ever since. — Naburn Hall, near Yoik.
Heir, his son George, h. 1851.
PANMUBE (Lord), Fox Maule, K.T., G.C.B.,
P.O. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of late 1st Lord, by his 1st wife Patricia,
dau. of G. Gordon, Esq. ; h. 1801 ; s. 1852 ;
m. 1831 Montagu, dau. of the 2nd Lord Aber-
cromby (she d. 185-). Educated at the Charter-
house ; is Lord-Lieut, of co. Foifar, Keeper of the
Privy Seal in Scotland, and a Governor of the
Charterhouse ; late Captain 79th foot ; was M.P.
for CO. Perth 1835-7, for, Elgin 1838-41, for Perth
1841-52 ; Under-Secretary for the Home Depart-
ment 1835-6; Vice-President of the Board of
Trade 1839-46 ; Secretary -at-War 1846 ; President
of the Board of Control 1852 ; Secretary of State
for the War Department 1855-8. — Brechiu Castle,
Forfarshire, N.B. ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 23, Bel-
grave Square, S.W.
PAPILLON, Thomas, Esq. (of Crowhurst Place).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Papillon, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Henry Cressett Pelham, Esq., of
Crowhurst, Sussex; b. 1803; s. 1838 ; m. 1825
Frances Margaret, 2nd dau. of Sir H. Oxenden,
403
Bart. Educated at Winchester and Ch. Ch.,
Oxfoid ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent,
and a Magistrate for Sussex. This family is of
French extraction, and finally settled in England
after the massacre of St. Bartholomew 1572, in
which a direct lineal progenitor fell a victim. —
Crowhurst Place, near Battle, Sussex ; National
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Philip Oxenden (whom see).
PAPILLON", Philip Oxenden, E.sq. (of Lexden
Manor).
Eldest son of Thomas Papillon, Esq., of Crowhurst
Park (whom see) ; b. 1826, Educated at Rugby
and University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1848, M.A.
1850) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1852 ;
is a Magistrate for Essex and Sussex, and Captain
Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles ; elected M.P. for
Colchester 1859. — The Manor House, Lexden, Col-
chester ; University Club, S.W.
PABBUBY, George, Esq. (of Caterham Manor).
Eldest sou of the late Charles Parbury, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Edward Pollen, Esq., and grandson of
the late George Parbury, Esq, ; * b. 1807 ; .v. 1834 ;
;;;. 1st 1833 Mary Anne Joanna, only child and
heiress of Edward Ellis, Esq., of The Priory, Hert-
ford (she d. 1845) ; 2nd 1849 Lucy Wilson, dau. of
the late Sir John Key, Bart. Is a Magistrate for
JNIiddlesex and Cit}' of Westminster, a Dep. Lieut,
for the Tower Hamlet.s, and a Member of the Royal
Asiatic Society ; author of "Travels in India and
Egypt," &c. &c. — Caterham Manor, near Croydon,
Surrey,
Heir, his son Edward Eraser, b. 1843.
PABDOE, George, Esq. (of Nash Court).
Eldest son of the late Rev. George Dansey Pardoe,
by Eleanor, dau. of the Rev. S. Sneade, Rector of
Bedstone, Salop"; b. 1811; s. 1856 ; m. 1st 1843
Laura, dau. of the late Thomas White, Esq., of
Bognor, Sussex ; 2nd Elizabeth ]\Iary, dau. of the
late J. F. Croome, Esq. Educated at St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833-4) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop, and a ]Magi.strate
for Worcestershire. This family have been con-
siderable landowners in Shropshire, at Cleeton,
Ingwardine, &c., for at least 300 years ; one of the
family was High Sheriff of co. Salop in 1792.— Nash
Court, near Tenbury.
Heir, his brother Henry, b. 1817.
PABES, Thomas, Esq. (of HopweU Hall).
Eldest son of the late .John Pares, Esq., of Hopwell,
CO. Derby, and of the Newarke, near Leicester, by
Agne.s, dau. and co-heiress of Adam Lightbody,
Esq., of Liverpool; b. 1790; s. 1833; m. 1821
Octavia, dau. of Edward Longdon IMacmurdo, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1812, M.A. 1815) ; called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1810, but never practised ; is a Magis-
trate for COS. Leicester and Derby (High Sheriff
* This gentleman was the ancestor of Sir John Walter
Pollen, Bart., and Sir John Peter Boileau, Bart.
Par]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1845); was M.P. for Leicester -1818-26.— Hopwell
Hall, near Derby ; Ulverscroffc, near Leicester.
Heir, his son Thomas Henry, h. 1830; vi. 1852
Mary Louisa, dau. of Eov. Ricliard Stephens, B.D.,
N'icar of Eelgrave, co. Leicester.
PAEHAM, Benjamin, Esq. (of Claines).
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Parhani, Esq., by
Susannah, eldest dau. of the late John Dolbear,
p:sq., of Ashburton, Devon ; h. 1793 ; m. 1827 Mary
Palk, dau. of James Mogridge, Esq., of Ashburton,
and niece of Sir Lawrence Talk, Bart, (she d. 1849).
Called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1827 ; ap-
pointed County Court Judge of Worcestershire
1847 ; is a INIagistrate for cos. Hereford and Wor-
cester. This family is descended from Sir Edward
Parham, temp. James I. — Claines, near Worcester ;
Ashburton, Devon ; Eeform Club, S.W.
PABISH, Sii' Woodbine, K.C.H., F.B.S., G.S.,
&c. (or. 1837).
Eldest son of the late Woodbine Parish, Esq. (Chair-
man of the Board of Excise, N.B.), by Eliza, dau. of
the Rev. Henry Headley, of North Walsham ; b.
179- ; III. 1st 1819 Emily, dau. of L. Becher Morse,
Esq. ; 2nd 1844 Louisa, dau. of J. Hubbard, Esq.
Educated at Eton ; was attached to Lord Castle -
reagh's Extraordinary Embassies abroad ; in 1815
at Paris, in 1818 at Aix-la-Chapelle, in 1821 at
Hanover, and was some time employed in the Fo-
reign OfBce ; appointed in 1823 Consid-General in
the River Plate, 1825 Plenipotentiary for the first
Treaty signed with the new States of S. America ;
afterwards many years H.M.'s Charg*? d' Affaires at
Buenos Ayres ; was at Naples as Commissioner for
the Sulphur claims, and subsequently as Plenipo-
tentiary for the new Commercial Treaty, 1840-5 ;
is in the Commission of the Peace for Norfolk. —
St. Leonard's-on-Sea ; Athenssum Club, S.W.
Ueir, his son Henry Woodbine, a JMajor in the
Army ; h. 1821 ; m. 1849 Charlotte, dau. of Judge
Cloete, of the Cape of Good Hope.
PABKE, Charles, Esq. (of Henbtiry).
Son of the late William Parke, Esq., of Jamaica,
Lieu tenant-General in that colony, by Eleanor,
dau. of Samuel Baldwin Cross, Esq., of Jamaica :
b. 1791 ; m. 1820 Letitia, eldest dau. of Joseph
Alcock, Esq., of Roehampton, Surrey, and Thedel-
thorpe, CO. Lincoln ; formerly Her Britannic Majes-
ty's Commissioner to the kingdom of Mexico ; is a
^Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset. — Henbury
House, near Wimborne, Dorset.
Heir, his son Charles Joseph, h. 1820 ; hi. 1847
Ellen Mary, 2nd dau. of the Rev. C. W. Ethelston
(whom see).
PARKE, Boger Charles, Esq. (of Dunally).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Wil-
liam Parke, of the GGth regiment, by Louisa Eliza-
beth, dau. of Charles Johnstone, Esq., of Ludlow ;
b. 1816 ; s. 1851. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1839) ; is a Magistrate for co. Sligo (High
Sheriff 1858). Is descended from a Kentish family
which settled in cos. Sligo and Leitrim temp. Queen
Elizabeth, and who have lived in Dunally for up-
wards of 200 years.— Dunally, near Sligo, Ireland.
Jleir Pros., his brother Johnstone William, b.
1822.
PABKEB, Sir WUHam, Bart. (cr. 1681).
Eldest son of the late Major-General John Boteier
Parker, C.B., by Mary, dau. of Sir Home Popham ;
b. 1826 ; s. his cousin Sir Hyde Parker, Bart., as
9th Bart. 1856 ; m. 1855 Sophia Mary, dau. of
Nathaniel Charles Barnardiston, Esq., of The Ryes,
CO. Suffolk. Is a Magistrate for Suffolk, and a
Captain in the Army, on the Staff. — Melford Hall,
near Sudbury, Suffolk ; Talton House, near Wor-
cester ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his cousin John Home.
PABKER, Sir Charles Christopher, Bart. (cr.
1782).
Third son of the late Vice-Admiral C. Parker, by
Augusta Barbara Charlotte, dau. of Admiral the
Hon. C. Byron ; b. 1792 ; s. his brother as 5th Bart.
1835; til. 1815 Georgina Ellis, dau. of — Pallraer,
Esq. Entered the Navy 1804 ; became a Vice-
Admiral reserved 1857 ; has served with distinction
in the Mediterranean. This family is descended
from Archbishop Parker. — Abbeville House, near
Exeter ; LTnited Service Club, S.W.
PABKEB, Sir George Law Maxwell, Bart. (cr.
1797).
Eldest son of the late Major Sir George Parker,
Bart., by Eliza Cecilia, dau. of the late Dr. Mar-
shall, of Agra ; b. 1838 ; s. his brother, who was
killed in the Indian Mutiny, 1857. Is an Ensign
Bengal Army.
Heir Prcs., his uncle Henry, b. 1822.
PABKEB, Sir WiUiam, Bart., G.C.B. (cr. 1844).
Third son of the late George Parker, Esq. ; h. 1781 ;
m. 1810 Frances Anne, youngest dau. of the late
Sir Theophilus Biddulph, Bart. Is an Admiral of
the White, and 1st Naval A.D.C. to the Queen ;
was formerly a Lord of the Admiralty 1835-41 ; is
Commander-in-Chief at Devonport ; enjoys a good-
service pension ; served under Lord Howe, distin-
gui-hed himself in the War with France, and sub-
sequently in China 1841-2. — Admiralty House,
Devonport ; Shenstone Lodge, near Lichfield,
Staffordshire ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Biddulph, Lieutenant
Scots Fusilier Guards ; 6. 1825 ; m. 1855 Jane
Constance, only dau. of Sir Theophilus Biddulph,
Bart.
PABKER, Sir Henry Watson, Knt. (cr. 1858),
A Member of the Executive Council of New
South Wales, and late Colonial Secretary there. —
Sydney.
PARKER, Bight Hon. John (of Tickhill).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Parker, Esq., of Tick-
hill, by Mary, dau. of vSamuel Walker, Esq., of Mas-
borough, co. York; i.l799 ; 6.18-; ot.1853 a dau. of
George Vernon, Esq., of Clontarf Castle, co. Dublin.
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[Par
Educated ni Eeplon and Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1820, M.A. 1823) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1824, and went the Northern Circuit ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Yorlcshire ;
was formerly a Lord of the Treasury 1836-41,
Secretary to the Admiralty May — Sept. 1841, and
1849-52, and Secretary to the Treasury 1846-9 ;
was M.P. for Sheffield 1832-52. —Tickhill, near
Doncaster, Yorkshire ; Reform Club, S.W,
PAEKER, Edward, Esq. (of Alkincoats).
Son of the late Thomas Parker, Esq., by Betty,
dau. and sole heiress of Edward Parker, Esq., of
Newton Hall, Yorkshire ; b. 1786 ; s. 1832 his elder
brother Thomas Parker, of Browsholme Hall and
xVlkincoats ; in. 1816 Ellen, only child of Ambrose
W. Barcroft, Esq. Is a Magistrate aud Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lancaster, and a Magistrate for the W.
Riding of Yorkshire. This family is descended
from Edward Parker, who was the possessor of
Browsholme Hall in 1450. — Alkincoats, near Colne,
Lancashire.
Jleh; his son Thomas Goulbourne, of Brows-
holme Hall; b. 1818 ; m. 1845 Mary Anne, dau.
and co-heiress of John Francis Carr, Esq., of C!arr
Lodge, Horbury.
PARKER, tlie Rev. Edwin James, B.D,
Fourth son of the late Rev. Thomas Parker, M.A.,
by Susanna Frances, dau. of Henry Wintle, Esq.,
of C41oucester ; b. 1796 ; m. 1853 Anna Rosetta,
4th dau. of the late William Thoyts, Esq., of Sul-
hamstead, Berks, widow of Major-General Sir
H. Watson, C.B. Educated at Pembroke Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1814, M.A. 1817, B.D. 1837) ; ap-
pointed V^icar of Waltham St. Lawrence 1834. —
Brunchetts, Waltham St. Lawrence, near Reading.
PARKER, the Rev. John Fleming,
Third son of the late John Parker, Esq., of Brows-
holme, by Beatrix, sister of Thomas, 1st Lord
Ribblesdale ; b. 1782; m. 1817 his cousin Catharine,
elder dau. of the 1st Lord Ribblesdale, widow of
Samuel Skurray Day, Esq., of Hinton and Burnett,
Somerset. Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1805, M.A. 1806) ; appointed Prebendary of
Llandaff 1813, Vicar of Woddington 1818, Rector
of Bentham 1825. — Waddington Vicarage, near
Clitheroe, Lancashire.
PARKER,* John, Esq. (of Whiteway).
Only surviving son of the late Montagu Parkei',
Esq., by Harriet, dau. -of J. Newcoine, Esq. ;
b. 18 — ; s. his brother Montagu E. N. Parker, Esq.
(who was M.P. for S. Devon 1835-41). Educated
at Eton and Oriel Coll., Ox'"ord (B.A. 1820, M.A.
1825) ; is an OC&cer in the Army. This family is a
branch of that of the Earl of Morley. — Whiteway,
near Chtidleigh, Devon.
PARKER, Robert Townley, Esq. (of Cuerdenj.
Only son of the late Thomas Townley Parker, Esq.,
of Cuerden, by Susanna, only dau. and heiress of
Peter Brooke, Esq., of Astley Hall, co. Lancaster ;
b. 1793 ; s. 1794 ; vi. 1816 Harriet, youngest dau.
of Thomas Brooke, Esq., and grand-dau. of Sir
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Richard Brooke, 4th Bart., of Norton Priory,
Cheshire. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster
(High Sheriff 1817) ; was a Dep. Lieut. 1817, and
a Magistrate 1819 for co. Lancaster ; was M.P. for
Preston 1837-57. This family was formerly seated
at Extwistle, co. Lancaster, and removed to Cuer-
den about 1719. Robert Parker became possessed
of it in right of his wife Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir
of Christopher Ban;istre, of Banlv, co. Lancaster.
— Cuerden Hall, near Preston, Lancashire.
IMr, his son Thomas Townley, b. 1822 ; m. 1846
Katherine Margaret, dau. of Rev. T. Blackburne,
Rector of Prestwich, and grand-dau. of John Black-
burne, Esq., of Hale, co. Lancaster.
PARKER, William, Esq. (of Hanthorpe).
b. 1791 ; «. 1831 ; m. 1817 Anne, dau. of John
Bullivant, Esq., of London ; assumed the name of
Parker in lieu of Thorpe, by Royal license, in 1831.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln.
— Hanthorpe House, near Bourne, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son William, b. 1824 ; in. 1855 Augusta
Millet Harriot, 2nd dau. of the late Lieutenant-
Colonel C. W. Short, Coldstream Guards. Edu-
cated at Eton and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1848);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln, and
Captain R. S. Lincoln Militia.
PARKER, Major Windsor (of CloptonHall).
Eldest son of the late William Parker, Esq., of
Hardwicke, co. Gloucester, by Anne, dau. of W.
Windsor, Esq. ; b. 1802 ; m. 1830 Elizabeth Mary,
dau. of the late General Duncan. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk (High Sheriff 1854),
and Major West Suifolk Militia ; entered the In-
dian Army in 1820, served at the siege and caji-
ture of Bhurtpore 1825-6 ; was A.D.C. and Inter-
preter to F. M. Viscount Combermere, aud Major
of Brigade to the troops in Malwa and Lucknow
1829-36 ; elected M.P. for West Suffolk 1859.—
Clopton Hall, Rattlesden, near Stowmarket, Suf-
folk ; Carlton Club, S.W.
PARKHOUSE, George, Esq. (of Eastfield).
Only surviving son of the late John Parkhousc,
Esq., of Westminster (formerly Secretary to the
Commissioners for Investigating and Adjudicating
the Debts of the late Nabobs of the Carnatic), by
Mary, dau. of the late Peter Corney, Esq. ; b.
1789 ; m. 1830 Frances, dau. of the late Edmund
Armstrong, Esq., of Oallen Prior}', King's co.,
sister of Sir Andrew Armstrong, Bart., and niece
of the 1st Lord Ashtown. This family was for-
merly seated in Devon, but is now extinct in that
county.— Eastfield Lodge, Bittern, near South-
ampton, Hants ; ITnion Club, S.W. .
Jlcircss, his dau. Elizabeth Mary Armstrong.
PARKINSON, James Banners, Esq. (of Cholcs-
bury).
Son of the late James Parkinson, Esq. ; b. 1809.
Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate for Bucks ;
was formerly Captain 68th Light Infantry. — Choles-
bury, near Tring, Bucks ; Junior LTnited Service
Club, S.W.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PARKINSOlSr, the Rev. John Posthumus, LL.D.
Only f^on of tbe late John Wilson, Esq., M.D., of
Spalding (who was 2nd son of Henry WilsoD, Esq.,
of Croston, co. Lancaster) ; h. 1S09 ; m. 1842 Mary,
only dau. of tlieEev. Dr. Parkinson, of Ravendale,
whose name he assumed by Royal Sign Manual.
Educated at Louth Grammar-school and Magdalen
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834, D.C.L.
1845); is a Magistrate for the Parts of Lindsey,
CO. Lincoln, and a Rural Dean in the Archdeaconry
of Lincoln ; formerly Fellow of Magdalen Coll.,
and P. C. of Marsh Chapel, co. Lincoln. — Raven-
dale, near Grimsby, Lincolnshire.
Heu\ his son Robert John Hinman, h. 1844.
PAEKYlSrS, Su- Thomas George Augustvis, Bart,
(cr. 1681).
Eldest son of the late Thoma.s Boultbee Parkyns,
Esq., by Charlotte Mary, dau. of the late George
Smith, Esq., of Edwalton, Notts ; h. 1820; s. his
cousin the late Lord RanclifFe as 6th Bart. 1850 ;
m. 184- Annie, dau. of — Jennings, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for Notts. The 4th Bart, was created
Lord RanclifTe ; but the title expired with the 5th
Bart, in 1850. — Ruddingtou Manor, near Notting-
ham.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1853.
PARLEY", the Rev. John Hall (of Manadon).
Only son of the late John A. Parlby, Esq., by
Letitia, dau. and co heiress of ^Y. Humphrey,
Esq., and Hon. Jane Hall, of Manadon ; h. 1805 ;
s. 1849 ; vi. 1st 1835 Emily Janetta, dau. of the late
J. Hooper Holder, Esq., of Stanton Lacey House,
CO. Salop ; 2nd 1845 Emma Annabella, 3rd dau.
of Rev. Walter Radcliffe, of Waslegh, Devon.
Educated at L'niversity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1827,
M.A. 1830) ; ordained Deacon 1828, Priest 1829 ;
is a Magistrate for Devon. — Manadon, near Ply-
mouth, Devon.
Heir, his son Gerald Charles Hall, h. 1S42.
PARNELL, Hon. and Rev. George Darner.
Third son of the 1st Lord Congleton ; h. 1810 ;
m. 1833 Catharine, dau. of the late Sir J. St. Au-
byn, Bart. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1831) ; was Perpetual Curate of Ash 1839-57 ;
appointed Perpetual Curate of Elson, Hants, 1857.
^Elson, near Gosport, Hants.
PARNELL, Hon. Henry "William (of Anneville
House).
Second son of 1st Lord Congleton, and heir pres.
to that title ; h. 1809 ; m. 1st 1835 .Sophia, dau. of
Hon. W. Bligh (who d. 1846) ; 2nd 1851 Hon.
Caroline Margaret (Maid of Honour to the Queen),
dau. of late Hon. Lionel C. I)av,son ; w^as formerly
Lieutenant R.N. — i^nueville House, Mullingar,
CO. Westmeath ; 13, Bryanstone Square, W.
Heir, his son William Henry, Captain Grenadier
Guards, h. 1837.
PARR, the Rev. Henry,
Fourth son of the late Thomas Parr, Esq., of
Lythwood Hall, co. Salop, by Katherine, dau. and
co-heir of Robert Walter, Esq., Captain R.N. ; h.
1815 ; m. 1839 Susanna Hamilton, dau. of Thomas
Dutton, Esq. Educated at Magdalen Coll., Ox-
ford ; appointed Vicar of St. Mary Magdalene,
Taunton, 1849, resigned 1857 ; has been a contri-
butor to many historical and genealogical works,
and is author of some works on sacred music.
This family was seated at Parr, Lancashire, from
the 13th to the 17th century ; it was ennobled temp.
Henry VIII., and gave birth to Katherine, last
wife of that monarch. — Tbe Vicarage, Tunbridge,
Kent.
Heir, his son Henry William FitzHugh, h. 1846.
PARR, the Rev. John Owen.
Eldest son of the late John Owen Parr, Esq.,
Merchant, of London, by Elizabeth Mary, dau. of
Thomas Patrick, E.'^q. ; h. 1798 ; m. 1821 Maria
Elizabeth, dau. of W. Wright, Esq., of INIattishall,
Norfolk. Educated at Eton and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1818, M.A. 1830) ; ordained 1823 ;
appointed Vicar of Preston 1840, Hon. Canon of
Manchester 1853 ; is a Magistrate for co. Lancas-
ter. This family is a younger branch of the Parrs
of Grappenhall Hayes (whom see). — The Vicarage,
Preston, Lancashire ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Owen, h. 1823, B.A. of Exeter
Coll., Oxford, in Holy Orders.
PARRY, Thomas Gambier, Esq. (of Highnam
Court).
Only son of the late R, Parry, Esq., of Banstead,
Surrey, by Mary Gambier, niece of the late Ad-
miral Lord Gambier; h. 1816; m. 1st 1839 Anna
Maria Isabella, 2nd dau. of H. Fynes-Clinton, E.sq. ;
2nd 1851 Ethelinda, dau. of the Very Rev. F. Lear,
Dean of Salisbury. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester (High Sheriff 1850).
— Highnam Court, near Gloucester; Athenasum
and University Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Clinton, h. 1840.
PARRY.
PARRY.
(See Joncs-Parr>j.)
(See Wehleij-Parnj.)
PARSONS, Hon. Laurence.
Third son of 3rd Earl of Rosse ; h. 1805 ; m. Ist
1836 Elizabeth, dau. of 2nd Earl of Norbury (she
(I 18—) ; 2nd 1849 Jane, eldest dau. of 2nd Lord
Feversham. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is
a Magistrate for King's co. ; late Lieutenant-
Colonel King's CO. Militia. — Birr Castle, near Par-
sonstown. King's co.
PARTINGTON, Rev. Henry,
Second son of the late Thomas Partington, Esq.,
by Penelope Anne, dau. of Rev. Thomas Anthony
Trollope, Rector of Cottered, Herts ; h. 1808 ;
m. 1848 Sarah, youngest dau. of Rev. J. Roby,
Rector of Congerston, co. Leicester. Edu-
cated .at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1830, M.A. 1832); appointed Vicar of Wath-upon-
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[Pitt
Dearne 1833 ; is a Magistrate for the W. Hiding
of Yorkshire. This family was formerly of Hamsey,
Sussex. — Wath-upon-Dearne, near Rotherham,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his dau. Henrietta Catharine.
PARTRIDGE, Henry Thomas, Esq. (of Hock-
ham Hall).
Eldest son of the late Henry Champion Partridge,
Esq. (who d. before his father, Henry Samuel Par-
tridge, Esq., late of Hockham Hall, Norfolk), by
Ethelred Frances, dau. of General Birch Reynard-
son, of Holywell Hall, co. Lincoln ; h. 1837 ;
.f. 1858. Educated at Magdalen Coll., C'ambridge.
This family was formerly resident in Berks, but
has been settled in Noi-folk about 200 years. — -
Hockham Hall, near Thetford, Norfolk.
PARTRIDGE, John, Esq. (of Bishop's 'Wood).
Eldest son of the late William Partridge, Esq., by
Ann Biby, dau. of John Biby Hawker, Esq., of
Chepstow; b. 1795 ; s. 1819; in. 1817 Eliza, elde.st
dau. of Edward Ives, Esq., some time Resident at
the Court of Lucknow. Educated at Queen's Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for cos. Gloucester and
Monmouth, and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford
(High Sheriff 1824). This is a junior branch of the
old family of that name, which Atkyns, Rudder,
and Bigland, in their histories of Gloucestershire,
mention as seised, in 1608, of Down Hatherley
Side et Leckhampton, and five other manors in
that county, and as long settled at Wishanger in the
parish of Miserdine, where was their manor-house,
now possessed by Julius Partridge, Esq., a lineal
descendant. — Bishop's Wood, near Ross, Hereford-
shire.
Heir, his son W^illiam, Barrister-at-Law ; edu-
cated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1840); a Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford, and a Ma-
gistrate for cos. Hereford, Gloucester, Monmouth,
and Sussex ; h. 1818 ; m. 1841 Ehzabeth Emily,
dau. of Richard Webb, Esq., of Donnington Hall,
CO. Hereford.
PARTRIDGE, Rev. WiUiam Edwards (of Hor-
senden Honse).
Only surviving son of the late Charles Anthony
Partridge, Esq., of Cotham Lodge, co. Gloucester,
by Mary, dau. of Thomas Oliver, Esq., last Lieu-
tenant-Governor of Massachusetts, N.A. ; h. 1809 ;
in. 1842 Lucy Olivia Hobart, only dau. of T. O.
Anderson, Esq., Q.C. Educated at Rugby and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832) ; ordained
Priest 1833 ; appointeil Vicar of Ilmer 1834,
Rector of Horsenden 1844 ; is a Magistrate for
Bucks, and Patron of 2 livings. This family was
formerly of Hartshorne, co. Derby ; they settled
in Bucks in 1844. — Horsenden House, Prince's
Risborough, near Tring, Bucks ; Conservative
Club, S.W. ; 88, St. James's Street, S.W.
Heiresses, his two daus.
PASLEY, Sir Thomas Sabine, Bart. (cr. 1794).
Eldest son of the late Major John Sabine, by Maria,
eldest dau. of Admiral Sir Thomas Ridley, of
Craig, CO. Dumfries ; h. 1804 ; s. his maternal grand-
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father under a special remainder 1808 ; m. 1826
Jane Matilda Silley, eldest dau. of the Rev. Mon-
tagu John Wynyard. Is a Rear-Admiral R.N.,
and Superintendent of H.M.'s Dockyard, Devon-
port. — The Craig, Bovi^ness, Windermere ; H.M.'a
Dockyard, Devonport ; L^nited Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Nicholas Sabine, h. 1829.
PASLEY, Sir Charles "WiUiam, K.C.B. (cr. 1845).
Natural son of the late — Pasley, Escp ; h. 1780 ;
m. 1819 Martha Matilda, dau. of late H. Roberts,
Esq. {d.). Educated at Woolwich ; is a Lieutenant-
General and Colonel Commanding the Royal
Engineers, and Inspector- General of Railways ;
served in the Peninsida and at Copenhagen ;
created Honorary D.C.L., Oxford, 1844 ; author of
" Military Instruction," &c. — United Service Club,
S.W. ; 12, Norfolk Crescent, Hyde Park, W.
PATERSOIST, George, Esq. (of Castle Huntly).
Only son of the late Lieutenant -Colonel George
Paterson ; h. 1819 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1847 Catharine
Jane, only dau. of J. Robertson, Esq. Educated at
Edinburgh and Wadham Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1840,
M.A. 1843) ; called to the Scottish Bar 1812 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Perth. — Castle Huntly, Longfor-
gan, near Dundee, N.B. ; 3, Coates Crescent,
Edinburgh ; New Club, Edinburgh ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son George Frederick, h. 1857.
PATERSOK", Peter Hay, Esq. (of Carpow).
Only surviving son of the late James Paterson,
Esq., by Jane, only dau. of John Balfour Hay, Esq.,
of Leys, N.B. ; b. 1816 ; s. 1822 ; m. 1848 Mari-
anne, youngest dau. of Lord Elibank. Educated at
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate for cos. Perth and
Fife ; was formerly in the 92nd Highlanders. This
family was formerly styled Paterson of I)inmore,
CO. Fife. — Carpow, near Newburgh, Fifeshire, N.B. ;
New Club, Edinburgh ; Army and Navy Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Edmund de Haya, b. 1849.
PATE SHALL, Evan, Esq.
Youngest son of the late David Thomas, Esq., of
Welfield, CO. Radnor, by Catharine, dau. of William
Jones, Esq., of Henllys, co. C'armarthen ; b. 1817 ;
m. 1842 Anne Elizabeth, only child of the late
W. Pateshall, Esq., of Hereford, whose name he
assumed by Royal license in 1855, in jiursuance of
the will of the late Edmund Burnam Pateshall,
Esq., of AUensmore Court, co. Hereford. Educated
at Shrewsbury and King's Coll., London ; is a
Magistrate for cos. Hereford, Brecon, and Radnor.
The family of Pateshall are of great antiquity in
Northamptonshire, of which co. Simon de Pateshall
was Sheriff 6 Richard I. ; they were afterwards
settled for several centuries at Puddlestone Court,
and at Weston, co. Hereford., and subsequently at
AUensmore Court. — Hereford.
PATOIST, John, Esq. (of GrandhoLme).
Eldest son of the late William Paton, Esq., by
Louisa, dau. of Spearman Bird, Esq. ; b. 1818 ;
m. 1844 Eliza Deborah, dau. of J. Burnett, Esq.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
2 K
Pat]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
for CO. Aberdeen, and J.Tajor Aberdeenshire Militia ;
was formerly Lieutenant 91st Foot.— Grandholnie,
near Aberdeen, N.B. ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Eoger, h. 1857.
PATRICK, John, Esq. (of Diuiminning).
Eldest son of the late John Patrick, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Barnett McKean, Esq., of Bally-
mena ; 6. 1802 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1835 Grace, 4th dau.
of William Gihon, Esq., J.P., of Hillhead, co. An-
trim. Is a IVIagistrate for co. Antrim. This family
is of Scotch extraction, being a branch of the
Patricks of Ayrshire : they joined the Eeformers
under Hugh Montgomery of Broadstane, who
carried over a colony of Scots to settle in the
North of Ireland. — Dunminning, near Ballymeua,
CO. Antrim.
Heir, his son John, h. 1844.
PATRICK, Robert 'Wmiam Cochran-, Esq. (of
'Waterside).
Only son of the late William Cochran- Patrick, Esq.,
by Agnes, eldest dau. and heiress of William Coch-
ran, Esq., of Ladylaud, whose name his father and
he assumed in terms of the entail of that estate ;
6. 1842 ; s. 1858. Educated at the University of
Edinburgh.* Is descended from the Lady Mary,
dau. of Robert II., King of Scotland. — Waterside,
Ladylaud, near Beith, Kilbirnie, co. Ayr.
Heir Pres., his cousin Robert Patrick, Esq., of
Hessilhead, eldest son of hia father's elder brother.
PATTEN.
(See Wilson-Patten.)
PATTENSON.
(See Tylden-Pattenson.)
PATTESON, Eight Hon. Sir John, Knt. (cr.
1830).
Second son of the late Rev. H. Patteson, of Drink-
stone, Suffolk, by Sophia, dau. of R. A. Lee, Esq. ;
I. 1790; M. 1st 1818 Elizabeth, dau. of G. Lee,
Esq. ; 2nd 1824 Frances Duke, dau. of J. Cole-
ridge, Esq. (she d. 18 — ). Educated at Eton and
King's Coll., Cambridge, of which he was Fellow,
and where he graduated B.A. 1813, M.A. 1816;
was called to the Bar 1821 ; was a Judge of the
Queen's Bench 1830-52. — Feniton Court, near
Iloniton, Devon.
PATTESON, Henry Staniforth, Esq.
Second son of the late John Staniforth Patteson,
Esq., of Norwich (a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for the same county, and formerly Lieutenant-
Colonel of the East Norfolk regiment of Militia),
by Anne Elizabeth, dau. of the late William Tasker,
Esq., of London ; b. 1816 ; m. 1850 Isabella
Katharine, eldest dau. of Rev. John Anthony
Partridge. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and Cap-
tain of the 2nd company of Norfolk Rifle Volun-
teers.— Thorpe, near Norwich.
PAUL, Sir- Robert Joshua, Bart. (cr. 1794).
Eldest son of the late William Gun Paul, Esq., by
Marianne, dau. of the late Edward Moore, Esq., of
* See Burke's " Royal Families of England and Scotland,"
Pedigree 59.
Mooresfort, co. Tipperary ; h. 1820 ; s. his uncle
as 3rd Bart. 1842 ; m. 1849 Anne, dau. of the late
William Blacker, Esq., of Woodbrook, co. Wex-
ford. Is a J. P. and D.L. for co. Wexford ; was
High Sheriff of co. Carlow 1844. — Paulville, near
Carlow ; Ballyglan, co. Waterford.
Heir, his son William Joshua, h. 1851.
PAUL, Sir John Dean, Bart. (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Dean Paul, by
Frances Eleanor, dau. of John Simpson, Esq., of
Bradley Hall, co. Durham; h. 1802; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1852 ; m. 1st 1826 Georgiana, dau. of Charles
George Beauclork, Esq., of St. Leonard's Lodge ;
2nd 1849 Susan, davT. of the late John Ewers,
Esq., of Brighton (d.). Was formerly a Banker in
London.
Heii', his son Aubrey John Dean, 6. 1827 ;
m. 1851 Laura, dau. of Sir John Lister Kaye, Bart.
PAUL, "Walter Matthews, Esq. (of High Grove).
Second son of the late John Paul Paul, Esq., by
Mary, only child of W. Matthews, Esq., of Clap-
ham, Surrey ; h. 1797 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1819 Elizabeth,
youngest dau. of John Hawker, Esq., of Dudbridge.
Educated at AVinchester and Balliol Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1818) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Gloucester ; was formerly Major Royal N. Glou-
cester Militia, and afterwards Captain in the Royal
Gloucestershire Hussars. — High Grove, near Tet-
bury, Gloucestershire.
Heir, his .son Walter John, formerly Lieutenant
43rd foot, b. 1823.
PAULET, Lady Henry.
Anna Maria, dau. of E. Ravenscroft, Esq. ; m. 1813
Vice-Admiral Lord H. Paulet, K.C.B., who cl. 1832.
— Little Testwood, near Southampton, Hants.
PAULET, Rev. Lord Charles.
Second son of the 13th Marquis of Winchester ;
b. 1802 ; m. 1st 1831 Caroline Margaret, dau. of
the late Sir J. Ramsden, Bart. ; 2nd 1850 Joan
Frederica Mathewana, dau. of B. Granville, Esq.
Educated at Clare Hall, Cambridge (M.A. 1824) ;
appointed Vicar of Wellesbourne 1830, Prebendary
of Salisbury 1833. — Wellesbourne Vicarage, near
Warwick.
PAULET, Lord Frederick.
Fifth son of the 13th Marquis of Winchester ;
b. 1810. Educated at Eton ; entered the Army
1828 as Ensign and Lieutenant Coldstream
Guards ; became Lieutenant-Colonel 1846, Major
1855, Colonel in the Army 1854 ; is an Officer of
the Legion of Honour ; bears the Order of the
Medijee ; served in Canada, and in the Crimea
1854-5.— Guards' Club, S.W. ; D 1, Albany.
PAULET, Lord George, C.B.
Third son of the 13th Marquis of Winchester ;
h. 1803 ; m. 1835 Georgina, dau. of the late
Major-General Sir G. Wood, K.C.B. Educated
at the Royal Naval Coll. ; entered the Navy 1819,
became Commander 1828, Captain 1833 ; has served
on the Channel, Mediterranean, and South American
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staLioDS, and on the coast of Spain 1833-5 ; cap-
tured and held possession of the Sandwich Isles
1S43-4.— United Service Club, S.W. ; D 2, Albany,
W.
PAULET, Lord WiUiam, C.B.
Fourth son of the 13th Marquis of Winchester ;
h. 1804. Educated at Eton ; entered the Army
as Ensign 1821 ; became Lieutenant-Colonel 6Sth
Light Infantry 1843, a Colonel in the Army 1854 ;
was Equerry to H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge,
on whose staff he served in the Crimea 1854-5 ; is
an Officer of the Legion of Honour, and bears the
Orders of St. Maurice, St. Lazare, and Medijee. —
B 2, the Albany, Piccadilly, W.
PAULET, Sir Henry Charles, Bart. (cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late Vice- Admiral Lord Henry
Paulet, K.C.B. , by Anna Maria, dau. of Edwaid
Eavenscroft, Esq., and grandson of the 12th Mar-
quis of Winchester ; b. 1814. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Hants ; was formerly Captain 2ud
Dragoons. — Little Testwood, near Southampton,
Hants ; Windham Club, S.W.
PAULL, Henry, Esq.
Son of Archibald Paull, Esq., Merchant, of London ;
h. 1822. A Barrister-at- Law of the Middle Temple
(called 1845), and a Member of the Vv^estern Cir-
cuit ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ; has been
M.P. for St. Ives since 1857. — Conservative Club,
S.W. ; 2, Middle-Temple Lane, E.C. ; 33, Devon-
shire Place, W.
PAXTON, Sir Joseph, Knt. (cr. 1851),
Seventh son of the late Mr. William Paxton, of
Milton Bryant, near Woburn ; h. 1803 ; m. 1827
Mary, dau. of T. Brown, Esq. Educated at
Woburn ; is by profession a Landscape Gardener
and Architect ; was the designer of the Crystal
Palace in Hyde Park, and knighted for his services
in that capacity ; has been M.P. for Coventry since
1854 ; formerly Editor of the " Botanical Magazine
and Horticultural Register." — Rock Hills, Syden-
ham, S.E. ; Derby House, Chatsworth, Chester-
field ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 18, New Street, Spring
Gardens, S.W.
PAXTON, Archibald Frederic, Esq. (of Choi-
clerton).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Paxton, Knt.,
by Anne, dau. of T. Dawney, Esq., of Aylesbury,
Bucks; b. 1793; s. 1824-; m. 1838 Elizabeth, dau.
of John Wyatt, Esq. Educated at Harrow ; is a
Magistrate for Wilts ; appointed Cornet 11th Light
Dragoons 1811, is now a Lieutenant on half-pay ;
served in the Peninsula and France, and has the
medal for Salamanca. — Cholderton, near Salisbury,
Wilts ; Reform and Junior United Service Clubs,
S.W.
PAYNE, Sir Charles Gillies, Bart. (cr. 1737).
Eldest son of the late Sir Peter Payne, Bart, (who
was M.P. for Beds 1831-2), by Eliza Sarah, dau. of
Samuel Steward, Esq., of Stourton Castle, co.
Stafford; b. 1793 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1843 ; m. 1822
499
Mary Elizabeth, dau, of Rev. T. Salusbury, and
niece of the late Sir Robert Salusbury, Bart, (she
d. 185-). Educated at Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1815, M.A. 1817) ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1822 ; is a Magistrate for Herts, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds (High SheTiff
1851 for the same) ; was formerly one of the
Council of the island of St. Christopher. This
family, before the Civil AVar, were resident
in Devonshire, and were very instrumental in
facilitating the escape of Charles II., after the
battle of Worcester. — Blunham House, near St.
Neots, Beds ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Salusbury Gillies, b. 1829 ; m. 1858
Catharine Ann, dau. of R. Chadwick, Esq., of High
Bank, near Manchester.
PAYNE, William, Esq. (Serjeant-at-LaV7).
Youngest son of the late William Payne, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of Lucy Berry, a descendant of the Lord
Protector ; b. 1799 ; m. 1821, but is now a widower.
Called to the Bar at Gray's Inn 1843 ; appointed
Coroner of London 1829, High Steward of South-
wark, and Judge of the Borough Court, 1850 ;
created Serjeant-at-Law 1858 ; is a Magistrate for
Westminster and Middlesex ; a Commissioner of
Taxes, and a Governor of St. Bartliolomew's Hos-
pital. This family was formerly resident at Bexley,
in Kent, as appears by the records of burials from
the year 1603. — 26, Brunswick Square, and 2,
Serjeant's Inn, W.C.
Heir, his son William John, 6. 1822.
PAYNTEE, William, Esq.
Eldest son of the late S. Paynter, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of W. Butler, Esq., of London; b. 1799;
s. 1844 ; m. 1825 Anne Berdmore, dau. of T. Best,
Esq., of Stoke-on-Trent. Educated at Harrow and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1820, M.A. 1823) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1823 ; is a
Magistrate for Surrey, and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Middlesex. Represents a branch of the
family of Paynter, long settled in Cornwall. — Cam-
borne House, near Richmond, Surrey ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 21, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Samuel, b. 1826.
PEACOCKE, Sir Joseph Francis, Bart. icr.
1802).
Only son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Sir N. L.
Peacocke, Bart., by Henrietta, dau. of Sir J.
Morris, Bart., of Clasemont, co. Glamorgan ;
b. 1805 ; s. 1847. Formerly an Officer in the 24th
foot. — Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Proi., his uncle William, in Holy Order.s,
&. 1771.
PEACOCKE, Sir Barnes, Knt. (cr. 1859).
b. 1810. Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1836 ; is Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
Judicature at Calcutta. — Calcutta.
PEACOCKE, George Montagu Warren, Esq. (of
Moulton Park).
Eldest son of the late George Peacocke, Esq., of
Moulton-Park Farms, co. Northampton, by Mary;
Pea]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
dau. of Colonel Durnford, and nephew and lieir of
the late General Sir M. W. Peacocke, of Eeeves
Hall, Essex ; h. 1S21 ; s. 1S54 ; m. 1858 Augusta
Mary, youngest dau. of Algernon Greville, Esq.
Educated atEton and Magdalen Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1S45, M.A. 1847) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1846, but does not practise ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and a Magis-
trate for Hants ; was M.P. for Harwich 1852-3,
for Maldon 1854-7, re-cho.sen 1859. This family is
a branch of the Peacockes of Barntic, co. Clare,
and Grague, co. Limerick. — Moulton-Park Farms,
near Northampton ; Eeeves Hall, Mersea Island,
Essex ; Carlton Club, S.W ; 17, Park Lane, W.
PEAKE, Hugh Budgen, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Thomas Peake, Serjeant-at-
Law, by Eleanor, only dau. and heir of James Bud-
gen, Esq., of Tottenham ; h. 1803 ; s. 1837 ; »*. 1826
Sarah, 2nd dau. of T. Waring, Esq. Called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1827 ; has practised at
AVorcester since 1831, and was formerly a Com-
missioner of Bankruptcy, and Revising Barrister.
This family, of Perthewig, in Lleweny, near Den-
bigh, have possessed their property from the time of
grant by Henry de Lacy, Earl of Lincoln, 1284,
and are the only family existing or holding local
]iroperty of the forty named in the original Lacy
charter to Denbi-jh, of that date. — Worcester.
Heir, his son Thomas Hugh, h. 1827.
PEARCE, Colonel WiUiam, K.H. (of Ffrwd-
grech).
Only son of the late Joseph Pearce, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Philip Lewis, of Llanrumnev, co.
Monmouth ; h. 17S9 ; .v. 1807 ; m. 1838 'Mary
Church, widow of W. R. Ellis, Esq., of Arundel,
and heir to her uncle Samuel Church, Esq., of
Ffi'vvdgrech, d. 1856. Is a Magistrate for cos.
Gloucester and Brecon (High Sheriff of Brecon
1849), and a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army ; made
K.H. of the Guelphic Order for capturing a French
eagle at Salamanca. This family is descended from
the Plantagenets ;* they lived at the Priory, Bre-
con, and held half-knight's fee in 1220, under
AValter de Hastings. — Ffrwdgrech, near Brecon ;
Stavortou House, Gloucestershire; Fauconberg
House, Cheltenham.
PEARD, John Whitehead, Esq. (of Penquite).
Eldest son of the late Vice- Admiral Shuldham
Peard, by Matilda, dau. of William Fortescue,
Esq., of Penzance, co. Cornwall ; h. 1811. Edu-
cated atOtterySt. Mary, Devon, and Exeter Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836) ; called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1837. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Cornwall, and a Captain in the Duke of
Cornwall's Rangers. This family was formerly from
North Devon, but migrated to the neighbourhood
of Falmouth duringthe Commonwealth. — Penquite,
near Lostwitbiel, Cornwall ; Carlton Club, S.W.
PEARSE, George, Esq. (of Harlington).
Second son of the late Thet-d Pearse, Esq., of Bed-
ford, by Susanna Rebecca, dau. of James Dickins,
See Burke's " Roy.il Descents."
Esq. ; h. 1795 ; »;. 1819 Elizabeth, only dau. and
heiress of the late John Wyngate Jennings, Esq.,
of Harlington. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Beds (High Sherifif 1832). —Harlington, near
Dunstable, Beds.
Heir, his son George Wyngate, h. 1824 ; m. 1851
eldest dau. of the Rev. Eoteler Smith, of Aspley
Guise, Beds.
PEARSON, Sir Edwin, Knt., F.R.S. (cr. 1836).
Son of the late J. Pearson, Esq., of co. York, by
.Sarah, dau. of — Norman, Esq. ; b. 1802 ; m. 1841
Alicia Anne, dau. of 3rd Viscount Lifford. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1823) ;
was formely Lieutenant of the Yeomen of theGuard.
— 7, Chester Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W.
PEARSON, Charles, Esq.
Son of the late Thomas Pearson, Esq., Merchant,
of London ; h. 1794 ; m. 1817 Mary, dau. of R.
Dutton, Esq. Admitted a Solicitor 1816 ; is Soli-
citor to the City of London, and a Magistrate for
Surrey; was M.P. for Lambeth 1847-52. — Clapham
Common, Surrey, S. ; 7, Old Jewry, E.C.
PEARSON, Philip Pennant, Esq. (of Bodfari).
Fourth son of the Rev. G. Pearson, Rector of
Castle Camps, co. Cambridge, by Catherine, dau. of
the late Philip Humberston, Esq., of Chester ;
I. 1834 : s. 1851 to the Bodfari estates of the late
David Pennant, Esq., of Downing. Educated at the
Charterhouse and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1857) ; is a Magistrate for Flintshire (High
Sheriff for 1860). — Bodfari, near Denbigh, North
Wales.
Heir, his brother George Falconer, Ij. 1836.
PEASE, Henry, Esq. (of Pierremont).
Third son of the late Edward Pease, Esq., of Dar-
lington, by Rachel, dau. of G. Braithwaite, Esq. ;
h. 1807 ; m. 1st 1835 Miss Anna Fell ; 2nd 1859
IMary, dau. of S. Lloyd, Esq., of Wednesbury. Is
a Magistrate for co. Durham, and Chairman of the
Darlington Board of Guardians ; has been M.P. for
S. Durham since 1857.- — Pierremont, near Darling-
ton, Durham ; 7, Manchester Buildings, S.W.
PEASE, Joseph Robinson, Esq. (of Hesslevfood).
Eldt St son of the late Joseph Robinson Pease, Esq.,
of Hesslewood, by Anne, youngest dau. of Nicholas
Twigge, Esq., of Ashover, co. Derby; h. 1789; s.
1807; 111. 1818 Harriet, dau. of James Walker,
Esq., of Beverley. Educated at Trinity Hall, Can\-
bridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the East
Riding of Yorkshire. — Hesslewood House, near
Hull, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Joseph Walker, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the East Riding of Yorkshire ; h.
1820 ; m. 1843 Barbara, dau. of the Rev. Henry
Palmer, of Withcote Hall, co. Leicester.
PECHELL, Sir George Richard, Bart. (cr. 1797).
Eldest son of the late Major-General Sir Thomas
Brooke Pechell, 2nd Bart., by Charlotte, dau. of
Lieutenant-Geueral Sir John Clavering, K.B. ; b,
500
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Pee
1789; s. hla brother 1849; m. 1826 the Hon.
Katherine Annabqlla Bisshopp, dau. of the late
Cecil, 12th Lord de la Zouche. Is a Magistrate for
Sussex, and Patron of 1 living ; is a Rear-Admiral
on reserved half-pay ; has been M.P. for Brighton
since 1835. — Castle Goring, near Shorehatn, Sussex ;
Reform and United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 27, Hill
Street, Berkeley Square, W.
I/elr Pres., his cousin George Samuel, h. 1819 ;
m. 1812 May Robertson, dau. of the late Colonel
Bremner.
PECK, Philip "William Richardson, Esq. (of
Cornish Hall) .
Only son of the late Philip Richardson Peck, Esq.,
of Cornish Hall, co. Denbigh, and Temple Combe,
Somerset, by Georgina, 3rd dau. of the late James
Ford, Esq., of Finhaven Castle and Bromley House,
CO. Forfiir, N.B. ; h. 1819 ; s. 18.^8.— Cornish Hall,
near Holt, co. Denbigh ; Temple Combe, near Win-
canton, Somerset.
PEEL, Sir Robert, Bart. (cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel,
Bart., M.P. (who was Premier 1834-5 and 1841-6),
by Julia, dau. of General Sir John Floyd, B.irt. ;
h. 1822 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1850 ; m. 1856 Emily, dau.
of 8th Marquis of Tweeddale, K.T. Educated at
Harrow and Ch. Ch,, Oxford (B.A. 1S43) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and
Patron of 1 living; has been M.P. for Tamworth
since 1850 ; was formerly Attacht^ to the Legation
at Madrid, and Secretary of British Embassy in
Switzerland. — Drayton Manor, Tamworth, Stafford-
shire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 8, Belgrave Square,
S.W.
Heir Prea., his brother Right Hon. Frederick,
M.A., of Trinity Coll., Cambridge, and M.P. for
Bury ; b. 1823 ; m. 1857 Ehzabeth Emily, dau. of
John Shelley^ Esq., of Avington, Hants.
PEEL, Right Hon. Sir Lawrence, Knt. (cr.
1842).
Son of the late Joseph Peel, Esq., by Anne, dau.
of R.. Haworth, Esq., and cousm of the late Right
Hon. Sir R. Peel, Bart., M.P. ; b. 1799. Educated
at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1821) ; is a
Bencher of Lincoln's Inn (where he was called to
the Bar 1824), and a Governor of Guy's Hospital ;
w.as successively a Barrister on the Northern Cir-
cuit, Advocate-General in Bengal 1840-2, Chief
Justice at Calcutta 1842-55, Vice-President of the
Legislative Council at Madras 1854-5 ; was M.P. for
Cockermouth 1827-30 ; appointed a Director of the
East-India Company 1857.' — Under Rock, Bon-
church, Isle of Wight ; Athenteum and Windham
Clubs, S.W. ; 36, St. James's Place, S.W.
PEEL, Right Hon. Jonathan (of Marble HiU).
Fifth son of Sir Robert Peel, 1st Bart., by Ellen,
dau. of William Yates, Esq., of Spring Side, near
Bury, CO. Lancaster ; b. 1799 ; m. 1824 Alicia
Jane, dau. of 1st Marquis of Ailsa. Educated at
Rugby and Sandhurst; entered the Army 1815,
became a Major-General 1854 ; was Surveyor-
General of the Ordnance 1841-6, Secretary of State
501
for the War Department 1858-9 ; has been M.P.
for Norwich 1826-30, for Huntingdon since 1831. —
Marble Hill, Twickenham, S.W. ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 8, Park Place, St. James's, S.W.
PEEL, Edmund, Esq. (of Bryn-y-Pys).
Eldest son of the late Rev. C. Wicksted Ethelston
(whom see), by Anne, dau. and heiress of R. Peel,
Esq., of Norfolk ; b. 1826 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1854 Annie
Maria, dau. of Sir J. Hesketb-Lethbridge, Bart.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Denbigh, and a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Flint ; was High Sheriff for co.
Montgomery 1855. — BrynyPys, near Wrexham,
Denbighshire ; Wallington Hall, near Downham
Market, Norfolk ; Llandriuio Hall, Welshpool,
Montgomeryshire ; Carlton and Arthur's Clubs,
S.W.
PEEL, Right Hon. Frederick (of Hampton-in-
Arden),
Second son of the late Right Hon. Sir Robert
Peel, Bart., M.P. ; b. 1823 ; m. 1857 Elizabeth
Emily, d.iu. of J. Shelley, Esq., of Avins^ton,
Hants. Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1845) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick, and a Barrister-at-Law (called 1849) ;
was Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies
1851-2 and 1853-5, Secret.ary-at-\Var 1855-7 ; M.P.
for Leominster 1849-52, for Bury 1852-7, re-chosen
1859. — Hampton-in-Arden, near Coventry, War-
wickshire; 4, Whitehall Gardens, S.W.
PEEL, Rev. Frederick.
Son of the late Right Hon. William Yates and
Lady Jane Peel, and nephew of tlie Earl of Mount-
Cashell, and of the late Right Hon. Sir Robert
Peel, Bart., M.P. ; b. 182^ ; m. 1859 Adelaide
Frances Isabella, 3rd dau. of the 2nd Lord Sudeley.
—35, Dover Street, W.
PEEL, Jonathan, Esq. ( of Knovsrlmere Manor,
Yorkshire).
Eldest son of the late Robert Peel, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of William Peel, Esq., of Peel Fold and
Church Bank ; b. 1806 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1st 1833 Ann,
youngest dau. of T. Peel, E^q. ; 2nd 1838 Mary,
dau. of the Rev. J. Wilde, of Harnage, co. Salop.
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1828) ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1833 ; was formerly a Member of the Northern
Circuit ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, fnr Lan-
ca.shire, and a Magistrate for the W. Riding of
Yorkshire. This family is also of Accrington
House, CO. Lancaster. — Knowlmere Manor, near
Clitheroe ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Uclr, his son Robert, b. 1842.
PEEL, Joseph, Esq. (of Singleton Brook).
Eldest son of the late (xeorge Peel, Esq., of Man-
chester, by Rebecca, dau. of Richard Barlow, Fsq.,
of Stand-in-Pilkington ; b. 1801 ; s. 1810 ; m. 1827
Anne Frances, dau. of Thomas Voile, Esq. Ap-
pointed Commissioner of Property and Income
Tax 1845 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lancaster, also for the city of Manchester and
Peg]
borough of Salford ; late Captain 2nd Eoyal Lan-
cashire Militia ; is a member of the Manches-
ter Rifle Corps ; was formerly in the Manchester
and Salford Yeomanry Cavalry.— Singleton Brook,
Broughton, near Manchester.
Ilcir, his son George, h. 1828.
PEGGE-BURNELIj, Edward Valentine, Esq.
(of Beaiichieff Abbey, Derbysbire).
Only son of the late B. B. Pegge-Burnell, Esq.,
of Beauchieff Abbey, co. Derby; h. 1805 ; s. 1850;
m. 1833 Harriet, dau. of Hugh Parker, Esq., of
Woodthorpe, co. York. Educated at Eton and
Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1828) ;
isa IMagistrate for co. Derby, and a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Notts. — BeauchiefF Abbey, near
Sheffield ; Winkburn Hall, near Southwell, Notts ;
Carlton and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Strelley, Ensign and
Lieutenant Coldstream Guards, h. 1835.
PEIESE-BERESPORD.
(See Beresford.)
PELHAM, Hon. Erederick Thomas, C.B.
Second son of the 2nd Earl of Chichester ; h. 1808 ;
m. 1841 Ellen Kate, dau. of E. Mitchell, Esq.
Educated at Westminster ; entered the Navy 1823,
became Captain E.N. 1840, was Private Secretary
to the 1st Lord of the Admiralty 1852 ; served in
the Baltic 1854-5 ; is a naval A.D.C. to the Queen,
and a Knight of San Fernando of Spain ; was a
Lord of the Admiralty 1857-8.— 13, New Street,
Spring Gardens, S.W.
PELHAM, Hon. Mrs.
Madeline, 2nd dau. of Sir J. Gordon Sinclaii',
Bart. ; m. 1839 the Hon. Dudley W. Pelham,
M.P. (brother of the Earl of Yarborough), who d.
1851. — St. Lawrence, Ventnor.
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PELHAM.
(See Thnrshy-Pdliam.)
PELL, Sir Watkin Owen, Knt. (or. 1837).
Son of the late Samuel Pell, Esq., ofco. Northamp-
ton, hy a dau. ofO. Owen, Esq. ; h. 1788; m. 1847
Sarah Dorothea, dau. of E. Owen, Esq. Is a Vice-
Admiral R.N., and a Commissioner of Greenwich
Hospital ; has served in the Mediterranean, and
also (as Commodore) in the West Indies. — Eoyal
Hospital, Greenwich, S.E. ; United Service Club,
S.W.
PELLEW, Hon. Sir Fleetwood Brotightori
Keynolds, K.C.H. (er. 1836).
Second son of Edward, 1st Viscount Exmouth, by
Susannah, dau. of J. Frowd, Esq., and uncle of the
3rd and present Viscount ; h. 1789 ; m. 1st 1816
Eliza Harriet, dau. t)f the late Sir G. Webster,
Bart. ; 2nd 1851 Cecile Druuunond, dau. of le
Ciimte de Mellort (divorced). Is an Admir^d of the
Blue ; served in the East Indies and in the Medi-
terranean ; was in command of the East Indian
Station 1852-4.— United Service Club, S.W.
PELLEW, Hon. and Rev. Edward.
Fourth son of the 1st Viscount Exmouth ; i. 1799 ;
m. 1826 Marianne, dau. of S. Winthrop, Esq.,
M.D. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823,
M.A. 1824) ; appointed Incumbent of St. James's,
Bury St. Edmund's, 1845. — St. James's, Bury
St. Edmund's, Suffolk.
PELLEW, Hon. and Very Rev. George (Dean
of Norwicli).
Third son of the 1st Viscount Exmouth, G.C.B. ;
h. 1793 ; m. 1820 Frances, 2nd dau. of the 1st
Viscount Sidmouth. Educated at Eton and Corpus
Christi Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1818, D.D,
1828) ; appointed Dean of Norwich 1828, Eector
of Great Chart 1851 ; was formerly Eector of St.
Dionis, London. Is Author of " Sermons," "Life
of Lord Sidmouth," &c. &c. — Deanery, Norwich ;
Chart Eectory, near Ashford, Kent.
PELLY, Sir John Henry, Bart. (cr. 1840).
Eldest son of the late Sir J. H. Pelly, Bart., by
Emma, dau. of H. Boulton, Esq., of Thorncroft,
Surrey; 1. 1809 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1840 Johannah Jane,
youngest dau. of John Carstairs, Esq., of Wood-
hurst, CO. Hunts, and Stratford Green, Essex (she
d. 1856). Educated at Winchester ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and Magistrate
for Middlesex and Sussex ; was High Sheriff for
Hunts and Cambridgeshire in 1857 ; formerly Lieut,
in the S. Herts Yeomanry. This family was for-
merly of Upton, West Ham, Essex, which is still
the property of Sir J. H. Pelly. — Warnham Court,
near Horsham, Sussex ; Upton House, West Ham,
Essex ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henj-y Carstairs, h. 1844.
PEP.IBERTON', Richard Lawrence, Esq. (of
Baa'nes).
Only son of the late Richard Pemberton, Esq., of
Barnes, by Ellen, dau. of Captain E. Jump, E.N.,
of Bath ; h. 1831 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1854 Jane Emma,
2nd dau. of Eev. M. Stapylton, 2nd son of M.
Stapylton, Esq., of Myton, co. York. Educated
at Eton and Pembroke Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Durham ; on the list of
High Sheriffs for the years 1858-62 ; was formerly
Captain N. Durham Militia. This family is a
branch of the Pembertons (now extinct in male
line) seated from 1400 at Aislaby and Stanhope,
CO. Durham, and they obtained Baiubridge Holme
by the marriage of John Pemberton with Bridget,
co-heir of tlie Shipperdsons of that place, 1671. —
Barnes and Bainbridge Holme, near Sundeiland ;
Hawthorn Tower, near Seaham, co. Durham.
Heir, his dau. Helen.
PEMBERTOInT.
(See Cldlde-Pcmljcrton.)
PEMBROKE AND MONTGOMERY (Earl of),
Robert Henry Herbert (cr. 1551).
Elder son of the 11th Earl, by his 1st wife Eliza-
beth, dau. of T. Beauclerk, Esq. ; b. 1791 ; s. 1827 ;
M. 1814 Princess Octavia Spinelli, dau. of Duke of
502
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Pen
Lorine, widow of Prince Rubari, of Sicily (she d.
185-). Is a Magistrate for Wilts, Visitor of Jesus
Coll., Oxford, and High Steward of Wilton. De-
scended from a common ancestor with the Earls of
Powis and Carnarvon. Patronage 11 livings.—
Wilton House, near Salisbury, Wilts.
Heiv Pres., his half-brother Sidney (whom see).
PEISTDLEBURY, Sir Ralph, Knt. (cr. 1840),
Son of the late T. Pendlebury, Esq., of Stockport,
by Anne, dau. of Mr. Lord ; b. 1791 ; w. 1834 Mary
Anne, dau. of J. Stringer, Esq. (widow of H.
Brownhiil, Esq. Is an Alderman and late Mayor
of Stockport ; knighted for his services in sup-
pressing the Chartist riots. — Heaton Mersey, near
Manchester.
PEITNEFATHER, Sir John Lysaght, K.CB,
(cr, 1855).
Third son of the late Rev. John Pennefather ; h.
1800 ; m. 1834 Catharine, dau. of J. Carr, Esq. Is
a Major-General in the Army, and Colonel 46tl>
foot ; served in India 1830-43, and as Deputy
Quartermaster-General in Ireland ; commanded a
Division in the Crimea 1854-5; was present at
the Alma and Inkermann. — United Service Club,
S.W.
PEWNEFATHER, Daniel Francis, Esq.. (of TyTew
Park),
Eldest son of the late Matthew Pennefather, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of Daniel Conner, Esq., of Bally-
bricken, co. Cork ; h. 1816 ; s. 1858. This family
were formerly settled in Shropshire, but have been
seated in Ireland for more than three centuries.
They are mentioned in Doomsday Book as having
had extensive possessions on which abbeys had
been founded prior to the Norman Conquest of
England. — New Park, near Cashel, co. Tipperary ;
Rathmines, near Dublin.
Heir Pres., his brother Richard, h. 1825,
PENNEFATHER, "William, Esq, (of Bally-
■ lanigan).
Only son of the late William Pennefather, Esq., of
Ballylanigan, late Captain 30th regiment (who dis-
tinguished himself by his services in India, the
Peninsula, Egypt, and at Waterloo), by Susanna,
dau. of Anthony Dwyer, Esq., of Cashel ; h. 1823;
s. 1829 ; tn. 1852 Kate, younger dau. of Richard
Scott, Esq. Educate^ at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1848); called to the Irish Bar 1849; is a
Magistrate for co. Tipperary. This is a younger
branch of the Pennefathers of New Park. — Bal-
lylanigan Hall, near Callan, co. Tipperary.
Jlcir, his son William, h. 1853.
PENNYMAN, James "White, Esq. (of Ormesby
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Worsley, of the York
Eencibles, by Lydia, dau. of Taylor White, Esq.,
of Walling Wells, co, Notts ; b. 1792 ; s. 1853 ;
m. 1828 Frances, dau. of Rev. James Stovin, D.D.,
of Rossington Rectory, co. York ; assumed by
Royal License, in 1853, the surname and arms of
503
Pennyman, after his cousin, the late Sir William
Henry Pennyman, Bart. {ext.). Educated at Wool-
wich ; is a Magistrate for the N. Riding of York-
shire ; was formerly Captain in the Royal Engineers.
This family is a branch of the Worsleys (Barts.) of
Hovingham. — Ormesby Hall, near Middlesbrough,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son James Stovin, a Magistrate for N.
Riding of Yorkshire ; b. 1830 ; in. 1855 Mary, dau,
of William Joseph Coltman, Esq.
PENRHYN, Edward, Esq. (of East Sheen),
Eldest son of the late Rev, Oswald Leycester,
Rector of Stoke-upon-Tern, who was a younger
brother of Ralph Leycester, Esq., of Toft Hall, co.
Chester; b. 1794; m. 1823 Charlotte, eldest dau,
of Edward, 12th Earl of Derby, K.G. Educated
at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1817, M.A. 1820) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
and a Chairman of Quarter Sessions for Surrey ;
was M.P. for Shaftesbury 1830-1 ; assumed the
name of Penrhyn in 1817, in compliance with
the will of Ann Susanna, late Baroness Penrhyn.
—East Sheen, Surrey, S.W. ; Travellers' Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Hugh Leycester, b. 1827 ;
m. 1853 Yere, dau. of Robert Gosling, Esq., of
Botleys Park, Surrey.
PENRICE, John, Esq,
Eldest son of the late John Penrice, Esq., by Maria
Catharine, dau. of H. Newton Jarrett, Esq., of
Bromley Lodge, Essex; b. 1818; s. 1844. Edu-
cated at Eton and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A,
1821) ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk, and a Major in
the Norfolk Artillery. — Great Yarmouth, Norfolk;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
PENRICE, Thomas, Esq. (of Kilvrongh).
Nephew of the late Thomas Penrice, Esq. ; b. 1820 ;
s. 1846 ; Ml. 1852 Louisa, 2nd dau. of the Rev.
G. E. Howman. Educated at Eton ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Glamorgan, — Kilvrough, near Swan-
sea, Glamorganshire .
PENROSE, Samuel, Esq. (of Shandangan).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Penrose, Esq., of
Earren, co. Cork, by Mary, dau. of George Ran-
dall, Esq., of BarnhiU and Red Abbey, in the same
county, and niece of Abraham Devonsher, Esq., of
Kilsanick ; b. 1776 ; s. 1815 ; m. 1800 Mary, dau.
of .John Hawkes, Esq., of Sirmount. Educated at
Glasgow University ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork.
This^family was formerly located in co. Waterford,
where they came from Devon.— Shandangan, Port
Killinardrish, Macroom, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Samuel, in Holy Orders ; 6. 1801 ;
m. 1831 Mary, dau. of Henry O'Callagban, Esq., of
Nodrid, co. Cork,
PENCBRRIG-THOMAS, Henry, Esq. (of
Llwyn-Madoc).
Eldest son of the late Evan Thomas, Esq., of Sully,
CO. Glamorgan (of which county he was Chairman
of Quarter Sessions for many years), by Alicia, dau.
of Charles Ranken, Esq., of Richmond Lodge, Bel-
Pen]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
fast, Ireland: h. 180S ; 5. 1832; m. 1835 Clara,
only child of Thomas Thomas, Esq., of Llanbradach,
CO. Glamorgan, and of Pencerrig, co. Radnor.
Educated at Westminster and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1830) ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Glamorgan, Brecon, and Radnor, and a Dep. Lieut.
for Brecon ; appointed Chairman of Glamorgan
Quarter Sessions 1851. This family has been
settled at Llvvyn-Madoc for GOO years.* — Llvvyn-
]\Iadoc, near Builtb, co. Brecon ; ITniversity Club,
S.W.
Jleir, his son Evan Llewellyn, h. 1830.
PENROSE -FITZGERALD, Robert XJniacke,
Esq. (of Corkbeg Castle).
Eldest son of the late Robert Uuiacke Penrose-
Fitzgerald, Esq., of Corkbeg Castle, by Frances
JMatilda, eldest dau. of Rev. Robert Austen, Rector
of Midleton, co. Cork ; b. 1839 ; s. 1817. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
— Corkbeg Castle, near Cloyne, co. Cork.
Ifeir, his brother Charles Cooper, b. 1812.
PENRUDDOOKE, Charles, Esq., F.G.H.S. (of
Compton Park).
Son of the late Charles Penruddocke, Esq., by
Juliana Lretitia his wife ; b. 1828 ; s. his great-
uncle the late J. H. Penruddocke, Esq., M.P. for
Wilton, 1849 ; m. 1853 Flora Henrietta, 2nd dau.
of Walter Long, Esq., M.P., of Rood Ash ton,
Wilts. Educated at Eton ; called to the Bar at
the Inner Temple 1853 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Wilts ; formerly Captain of the Melk-
shani Troop of Royal Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry.
This fixmily was originally from Penruddocke,
CO. Cumberland. — Compton Park, near Salisbury,
Wilts.
Heir, his son Charles, b. 1858.
PENTON, Henry, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Henry Penton, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Charles Prichard, Esq., of the
Graigne, co. Monmouth ; b. 1817 ; s. 1835 ; m.
1839 Eliza ]\Iaria, eldest dau. of Major Langley, of
Brittas Castle, co. Tipperary. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, and a Major 3rd Royal
Middlesex INIilitia. This family was formerly settled
in Hants, and represented Winchester in Parliament
for more than half a century without interruption.
— 100, Lansdowne Place, Brighton ; Carlton and
Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry John Butier, b. 1850.
PEPLOE, Daniel Peploe, Esq. (of Garnstone).
Eldest sou of the late Daniel Webb, Esq., of
Audley Square, London, by Anne, dau. of the late
John Peploe Birch, Esq., of Garnstone, co. Here-
ford ; s. his uncle Samuel Peploe, Esq., who d.-'i.p-
Is a IMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford
(High Sheriff 1846) ; was formerly a Captain in the
Army. — Garnstone, Hereford.
Heir Pres., his cousin the Rev. John Birch,
2nd son of the late D. Webb, Esq.
* See Jones's " History of Brcconshire."
PEPPER, George, Esq. (of Ballygarth. Castle).
Eldest surviving son of the late Thomas Pepper,
Esq., by Henrietta, dau. of Richard Moore, Esq.,
of Barn, co. Tipperary ; b. 1775 ; s. bis brother
18.57. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
was High Sheriff for co. Meath 1812.— Ballygarth
Castle, near Drogheda, Ireland.
Heir Prcs., his nephew Thoma.s St. George,
b. 1837.
PERCEVAL, Frederick James, Esq.
Second sou of the late Right Hon. Spencer Per-
ceval, M.P., some time First Lord of the Treasury
(who was a son of the 1st Earl of Egmont), by
Jane, 2nd dau. of Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson,
Bart., of Charlton, Kent; b. 1797; m. 1st 1827
Mary, eldest dau. of William Barker, Esq., of
Burre House, Bakewell ; 2nd 1814 Emma, eldest
dau. of Ralph Gilbert, Esq. Is a Magistrate for
IMiddlesex and Kent. — Geri-ard Street, Warwick.
PERCEVAL, Philip, Esq. (of Temple House).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Alexander Perceval
(who was many years M.P. for co. Sligo, and sub-
sequently Serjeant-at-Arms to the House of Lords),
by Jane Anne, dau. of Colonel L'Estrange, of
Moystown, King's county ; b. 1813 ; s. 1858 ; m.
1843 F'rederica Penelope, j'oungest dau. of Colonel
Baillie, of Red Castle, N.B. Educated at Win-
chester and Corpus Christi Coll., Oxfoi'd ; is a De[).
Lieut, for co. Fermanagh ; was formerly Lieutenant
Royal Horse-guards. This family is a younger
branch of that of the Earl of Egmont. — Temple
House, near Sligo ; White's and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Alexander Clifton, b. 1847.
PERCEVAL-MAXWELL, Robert, Esq. (of
Groomsport House).
Eldest son of the Rev. William Perceval, by Anne,
dau. of John Waring Maxwell, Esq., of Finnebrogue,
CO. Down ; b. 1813 ; s. to Moore Hill estate 1856 ;
m. 1839 Helena Anne, only dau. of William Moore,
Esq., of IMoore Hill, co. Waterford. Educated at
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1834); is a Magis-
trate for cos. Waterford and Down (High Sheriff
1841) ; was formerly Major Royal N. Down Rifles
Militia. This family is a branch of the Egmont and
Farnham families. — Groomsport House, co. Down ;
Moore Hill, near Tallow, Waterford ; Sackville-
Street Club, Dublin ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John William, b. 1840.
PERCY, Hon. Josceline WiUiam.
Second son of 2nd Earl of Beverley ; b. 1811 ; m.
1848 Margaret, dau. of Sir D. Davidson (widow of
Sir R. Grant). Educated at Eton and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1833) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
the AV. Riding of Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Laun-
ceston 1852-9. — Ashburnham Lodge, Richmond,
Surrey ; Travellers' Club, S.W. ; 11, Portman
Square, W.
PERCY, Algernon Charles Heber, Esq. (of
Hodnet Hall).
Eldest son of the late Hon. and Right Rev. Dr.
Hugh Percy, Bishop of Carlisle (who was 3rd son of
504
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Per
the 1st Eai'l of Beverley), by his 1st wife Mary, eldest
dau. of the late Archbishop (Manners-Sutton) of
Canterbury; h. 1812; m. 1839 Emily, eldest dau.
of the late Right Rev. Bishop Heber, of Calcutta,
whose name he has assumed. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a ISIagistrate for co. Salop,
and Patron of 1 living; is in remainder to the Duke-
dom of Northumberland. — Hoduet Hall, near Dray-
ton-in-Hales, Shropshire.
Heir, his son Algernon, b. 1845.
PERCY -BERTIE, Hon. Charles (of Guy's
Cliffe).
Youngest son of the 1st Earl of Beverley, by Isabella
Susannah, sister of 1st Lord Gwydir ; h. 1794 ; m.
1822 Anne Caroline Greatheed, grand-dau. and
heir of the late B. Bertie-Greatheed, Esq., whose
name of Bertie he assumed 1826. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1818) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick ; was
M.P. for Newport, Cornwall, 1826-30. — Guy's
Cliffe, near Warwick.
Heir, his dau. Ann Barbara Isabel.
PERFECT, Robert, Esq. (of "Woolstone House).
Only son of the late William Perfect, Esq., M.D.,
of London, by , dau. of William Cornish,
Esq. ; h. 1799 ; m. 1825 Eliza Harriet, dau. of the
late J. Strode Bull, Esq. (she d. 1859). Educated
at Queen's Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset ; was M.P. for
Lewes 1847-52. — Woolstone Hou.se, near Castle
Cary, Somerset ; 18, Marina, St. Leonard's, Sussex; ;
Reform Club, S.W.
PERKINS, the Rev. Duncombe Steele (of Orton
Hall, Leicestershire).
Eldest son of the late Shirley-Farmer Steele Per-
kins, Esq., of Orton Hall, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Jos. Duncombe, Esq., of Sutton Coldfield ; h. 179-;
s. 1852 ; m. 1827 Ann, dau. of Josiah Gist, Esq.,
of Wormington Grange, co. Gloucester. Educated
at Rugby and Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1820).
This family was, at the beginning of the 15th
century, settled at Hilmorton, near Rugby, co.
Warwick. — Orton Hall, near Atherstone.
Htir, his son Duncombe Steele, Jj. 1836 ; educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford.
PERKINS, "WiUiam Steele, Esq. (of Siitton
Coldfield).
Son of the late Shirley-Farmer Steele Perkins,
Esq., of Sutton Coldfield and Orton Hall, co. Lei-
cester, by Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of Joseph
Duncombe, Esq., of Sutton Coldfield ; m. 18 —
Sarah Penelope, dau. of R. Cliawner, Esq. Edu-
cated at Rugby. — Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire.
Heir, his son George Duncombe Perkins, Captain
2nd Warwickshire Mibtia.
PERRIER, Sir Anthony George, Knt., C.B. (or.
1843).
Son of the late G. Perrier, Esq., Merchant, of
Cork, and nephew of the late Sir A. Perrier, for-
merly Mayor of that city ; h. 1792 ; m. 1816 Louisa,
dau. of W. Penneli, Esq. Is British Consul at
Brest ; was in the Commissariat Service in thePen-
505
insula ; represents a French family which emigrated
from Bretagne in consequence of the revocation of
the Edict of Nantes. — British Consulate, Brest,
Bretagne,
PERRIER, Anthony, Esq. (of Lota).
Third son of the late Sir Anthony Perrier, of Car-
rigmore, co. Cork, by Jane Moore, dau. of George
Black, Esq., of Limerick ; h. 1815 ; m. 1853 Char-
lotte, only child of the late Major-General Henry
Roome, Bombay Ai'my. Is a M.agistrate for co.
Cork. This family is descended from the ancient
Sovereign Dukes of Brittany, whose pedigree from
the 10th century is registered by the College
He'raldique de France, Paris, and later by the
Ulster King of Arms, Dublin Castle. — Lota, co.
Cork ; Ford's Hotel, Manchester Square, W.
PERRIK, Right Hon. Louis (of Sea Park).
Eldest son of the late Louis Perrin, Esq., of Clon-
mel, CO. Tipperary ; h. 1784. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1805, M.A. 1808) ; called to
the Irish Bar 1806 ; appointed a Bencher of King's
Inns 1832, Attorney-General for Ireland 1835, a
Judge of King's Bench in Ireland 1836 ; sworn
a Member of the Privy Council in Ireland 1835 ;
was M.P. for co. Monaghan 1832-4, for Cashel
1835-6. — Sea Park, Clontarf, near Dublin ; 42, Rut-
land Square, Dublin.
PERRING, the Rev. Sir Philip, Bart. (or.
1808).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir John Perring,
1st Bart., who was Lord Mayor of London, by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Cowell, Esq., of Stratford ;
h. 1797; s. as 3rd Bart. 1843; m. 1825 Frances
Mary, dau. of the late Henry Roe, Esq., of Gnaton,
CO. Devon. Educated at Brasenose CoU., Oxford
(B.A. 1820) ; in Holy Orders.— Merabland House,
Yealmpton, Devon.
Heir, hrs son Philip, in Holy Orders, b. 1828.
PERROTT, Sir Edward George Lambert, Bart.
(cr. 1716).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edward Bindloss Perrott,
Bart., by Louisa Augusta, dau. of Colonel N. Bayly,
M.P., late 1st Foot-guards, who was brother of
the Earl of Uxbridge ; b. 1811 ; s. 1S59 ; m. 1847
Emma Maria, dau. of C. E. Houghton, Esq., Com-
mander R.N. Is a Magistrate for Kent, and Cap-
tain E. Kent Militia. This famdy is descended from
the ancient British kings of England. — Plumstead,
Kent.
Heir, his son Herbert Charles, b. 1849.
PERRY, Sir Thomas Erskine, Knt. (cr. 1841).
Son of the late T. Perry, Esq., Proprietor of the
Morning Chronicle; b. 1806; m. 1st 1833 Louisa,
dau. of J. McElkiney, Esq. ; 2nd 1855 Elizabeth
Margaret, dau. of Sir J. V. B. Johnstone, Bart.,
M.P. Educated at the Charterhou.se and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829) ; called to the Bar at
the Inner Temple 1841 ; was Chief Justice of
Bombay 1847-52 ; M.P. for Devonport 1854-9. -
Reform Club, S.W. ; 36, Eaton Place, S.W.
Per]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PERRY-WATLINGTON.
(See Watlington.)
PERTH AND MELFORT (Earl of), George
Drummond (cr. 1605).
Eldest son of L. M. Drummond, Esq., by Lucie
Elizabeth de Longuemare ; h. 1807 ; in. 1st 1831
Albertina, Baroness de Rotberg (widow of Count
Rapp) ; 2nd 1847 Susan Harriet, dau. of Colonel
T. B. 'Sewell (widow of Colonel Burrowes). Is
Duke de Melfort, in France ; formerly Captain
93rd Highlanders. The Drummonds always ad-
hered to the cause of the Stuarts, and this earldom,
which was attainted for the part taken by the then
Earl in the rising of 1715, was restored in 1853. —
White's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Forth.
PETER, Jolin Thomas Henry, Esq. (of Chy-
verton).
Eldest son of the late William Peter, Esq., of Har-
lyn (who was M.P. for W. Cornwall 1833-4, and
who d. 1839), by Frances, dau. of John Thomas,
Esq., of Chyverton, Vice-Warden of the Stannaries
of Devon and Cornwall ; h. 1812. Educated at
Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford, and was after-
wards Fellow of Merton Coll. (B.A. 1833) ; called
to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1843 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall. This family
v^ere formerly of Harlyn, which they obtained in
1632, by marriage with the heiress of the Michells,
of that place. — Chyverton, near Truro, Cornwall ;
Athenjeum Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Robert Godolphin, in
Holy Orders, Fellow of Jesus Coll., Cambridge.
PETER-HOBLYN, Deeble, Esq. (of Colquite).
Seventh son of the late Hoblyn-Peter, Esq., of
Porthcothan, Cornwall, by Elizabeth, dau. of J.
Pomeroy, Esq. ; b, 178- ; s. 1836 his uncle Deeble
Peter, Esq. (in compliance with whose will he
assumed the nanie of Hoblyn). Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall (High Sheriff 18 — ).
Is 14th in direct descent from King Edward III.*
— Colquite, near Bodmin, Cornwall.
Heir Pres., bis nephew John Harris Peter,
PETERBOROUGH (Bishop of), George Davys,
D.D.
Son of the late -J. Davys, Esq., of Loughborough,
CO. Leicester ; h. 1780 ; vi. 1814 Marianne, dau. of
the Rev. E. M.vpletoft (she d. 18— ). Educated at
Ch. Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1803, M.A. 18—,
D.D. 1839) : became Fellow of his College 1804 ;
was for some years Preceptor to her Majesty ;
appointed Dean of Chester 1831 ; consecrated
1839. Patronage 1 0 livings. — The Palace, Peter-
borough.
PETERS, ■William Henry, Esq. (of Harefield
House).
Son of the late Ralph Peters, Esq., of Platbridge
House, CO. Lancaster, by France.?, eldest dau. and
* See Burke';
Pedigree 4 1 .
" Royal Families of Eiiglanrl," vol.
co-heiress of the Rev. Thomas Blackburne, LL.D.,
of Thelwall Hall, co. Chester, and Margaret his
wife, eldest dau. of Sir Richard Brooke, Bart., of
Norton Priory ; h. 1814 ; m. 1840 Mary Jane,
dau. of A. Levy, Esq., of Hutton Hall, Cumber-
land. Educated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate for
Devon ; was a Lieutenant in the 7th Dragoon
Guards. This family is a branch of the Petres of
Essex, and added the "s" during their sojourn in
Wales, where Mr. Peters now possesses a paternal
estate. — Harefield House, near Lympstone, Devon ;
National Club, S.W.
Heir, bis son William Henry Brooke, b. 1842.
PETERS, Rev. Thomas.
Son of the late Ralph Peters, Esq., and brother of
W. H. Peters, Esq., of Harefield House (whom
see) ; b. 1813 ; vi. 1840 Frances, dau. of John
Curtis Hayward, Esq., of Quedgeley House. Edu-
cated at Rugby and St. Alban's Hall, Oxford (B.A.
1834) ; appointed 1837 Rector of Eastington, of
which he is the Patron ; is a Magistrate for co.
Gloucester. — Eastington, near Stonehouse, Glouces-
tershire.
Heir, his son Ralph Entwistle, b. 1843.
PETO, Sir Samuel Morton, Bart. (cr. 1855).
Eldest son of the late William Peto, Esq., of Cook-
ham, Berks, by Mary, dau. of R. Alloway, Esq.,
of Dorking, Surrey ; b. 1809 ; m. 1st 1831 Mary,
dau. of T. De la Garde Grissell, Esq. ; 2nd 1843
vSarah Ainsworth, dau. of H. Kelsall, Esq. Is an
eminent Civil Engineer, a Magistrate for Norfolk
and Suffolk, and a Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk, and
Patron of 3 livings ; was M.P. for Norwich 1852-4 ;
elected M.P. for Finsbury 1859. — Somerleyton
Hall, near Lowestoft, Suffolk ; Reform Club, S.W, ;
12, Kensington-Palace Gardens, W.
Heir, his son Henry, b. 1840.
PETRE (Lord), 'William Bernard Petre (cr.
1603).
Eldest son of the 11th Lord, by his 1st wife Frances
Charlotte, dau. of the late Sir R. Bedingfeld, Bart. ;
b. 1817 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1843 Mary Teresa, dau. of the
Hon. Charles T. Clifford. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex. Patronage 4 livings. — Thorndoa
Hall, near Brentwood, Essex; 57, Portland Place.
S.W.
Heir, his son William Joseph, b. 18 4-.
PETRE, Do-wager Lady.
Emma Agnes, dau. of the late Henry Howard,
Esq., of Corby ; m. 1823 (as 2nd wife) William
Francis, 11th Lord Petre (who d. 1850).— 3, Mans-
field Street, W.
PETRE, Hon. Arthur Charles Augustus.
Fourth son of the 11th Lord Petre (by 2nd mar-
riage) ; b. 1827 ; m. 1855 Catharine, 5th dau. of
4th Earl of Wicklow. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
Essex. — Lillystone, Ingatestone, Essex ; 2, Caven-
dish Square, W.
506
THE UNTTET) KINGDOM.
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PETKE, Hon. Frederic Charles Edmvind.
Third son of the 11th Lord Petre (by 2nd mar-
riage); b. 182'1 ; m. 1847 Georgiana, eldest dau. of
the late Sir G. Musgrave, Bart. Is a Magistrate for
Essex. — Howe Hatch, Brentwood, Essex.
PETRE, Hon. Henry "William.
Second son of the 11th Lord Petre ; h. 1820 ; m.
1842 Ellen, dau. of E. Walmesley, Esq. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for Essex. — Park House, E. Cowes, Isle of
Wight.
PEVENSET.
(See under Sheffield, Earl of.)
PEYTON, Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. lV76).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Peyton, Bart., b}'
Harriet, dau. of Thomas Fitzhugh, Esq., of Plas
Powers, N. Wales; b. 1804; s. 1854; m. 1827
Georgiana Elizabeth, dau. of Sir C. B. Codrington,
Bart. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon, a Ma-
gistrate for Bucks, and Patron of 1 living ; was
formerly in the Isfc Life-guards, and afterwards a
Captain in the Oxfordshire Yeomanry. — Swift's
House, Bicester, Oxon.
Ifei); his son Algernon William, a Captain in the
1st Life-guards, b. 1834.
PEYTOK", Rev. Algernon.
Youngest sou of the late Sir Henry Peyton, 1st
Bart., by Frances, sister of the late Earl of Strad-
broke ; b. 1786 ; ni. 1811 Isabella Anne, dau. of
Thomas Hussey, Esq., and Lady Mary Walpole
(she d. 1827). Educated at Westminster and Em-
manuel Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812) ;
is a Magistrate for the Isle of Ely, and Hector of
Doddington. — Doddington, near March, Cambridge-
shire ; Clarendon Hotel, W.
PHELIPS, Charles, Esq. (of Briggins Park).
Second son of the late Rev. Charles Phelips, of
Piddletrenthide, Dorset, by Mary, dau. of Thomas
Blackinoore, Esq., of Briggins Park, Herts ; b.
1794 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1820 Caroline Elizabeth, dau.
of James Taylor, Esq. Educated at Winchester
and Trinity Hall, Cambridge (LL.B. 1818) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts and Essex
(High Sheriff of Herts 1828). This family is a
branch of the Phelipses of Montacute House.—
Briggins Park, near Ware, Herts ; Arthur's Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Charles J.ames, b. 1821.
PHELIPS, Richard, Esq. (of Bayford Lodge).
Second son of the late Rev. William Phelips, by
Mary, dau. of Rev. J. Messiter, and brother of W.
Phelips, Esq., of Montacute House (whom see) ;
b. 1825 ; m. 1848 Charlotte Frances, dau. of Joseph
Delafield, Esq. Educated at Royal Military Coll.,
Woolwich ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Somerset, and a Captain on half- pay. Royal Artillery.
— Bayford Lodge, near Wincanton, Somerset ; Army
and Navy Club, S.W.
507
PHELIPS, William, Esq. (of Montacute House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Phelips, by
Mary, dau. of Rev. John Messiter ; b. 1823 ; s. his
uncle, the late John Phelips, Esq., 1834 ; m. 1845
Ellen Harriet, dau. of William Helyar, Esq., of
Coker Court. Educated at Harrow and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Somerset. This family have resided above four
centuries at Montacute House, which is a very fine
specimen of the architecture of Queen Elizabeth's
reign. — Montacute House, near Yeovil, Somerset.
Heir, his son William Robert, b. 1846.
PHILIPPS, Eev. Sir James Evans, Bart. (cr.
1621).
Second son of the late William HoUingworth
Philipps, Esq., of Bristol, by Harriet, dau. of
Anthony Fonblanque, Esq. ; b. 1793 ; s. his kins-
man as 11th Bart. 1857 ; m. 1822 Mary Anne, dau.
of B. Bickle}', Esq. Educated at Eton and Queen's
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1820) ; is Vicar of
Osmington, Dorset. This family was formerly of
Picton Castle, co. Pembroke, and is of great an-
tiquity in South Wales. — Osmington Vicarage, near
Weymouth, Dorset.
Heir, his son James Erasmus, M.A., of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, Vicar of Warminstei-, Wilts ; b. 1824 ; m.
1859 Mary Margaret, eldest dau. of the Hon. and
Rev. Samuel Best, Rector of Abbotts Ann, Hants.
PHILIPPS, Grismond, Esq. (of Cwmg-willy).
Eldest son of the late Grismond Philipps, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of Thomas Warlow, Esq., of Castle
Hall, and graud-dau. of — Picton, Esq.,''"of Poyson,
Pembrokeshire ; b. 1824; s. 1850 ; m. 1854 Mari-
anne, dau. of Thomas Bowen, Esq., late of Panly-
din, CO. Pembroke (formerly Captain 10th Hussars).
Educated at King's Coll., London ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Carmarthen ; was formerly Captain 23rd
Royal Welsh Fusiliers. This family formerly re-
presented the borough of Carmarthen for many
yeais. — Cwmgwilly, near Carmarthen, S. Wales ;
Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Catharine Elizabeth.
PHILIPPS, James Beynon Lloyd, Esq. (of
Penty Park).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Lloyd Philipps, b}'
Winifred, dau. of John Thomas, Esq., of Llanegryn,
CO. Merioneth ; b. 1814 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1853 Cecilia
Maria Jane, eldest dau. of Gilbert Harries, Esq.,
of Llanwnwas, co. Pembroke. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Pembroke and Cardigan,
and a Captain Royal Cardigan Militia ; was for-
merly Lieutenant 12th foot. Tliis family is de-
scended from Owen Gwynedd, Prince of North
Wales. — Penty Pai'k, Haverfordwest, Pembroke-
shire.
Heir Prex., his brother Frederick, h. 1822 ;
m. 1849 Elizabeth, dau. of John Walters Philipps,
Esq., of Aberglasney, co. Carmarthen.
* Of this family was the gallant General Sir Thos. Picton,
who fell at Waterloo.
Phi]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PHILIPPS, John Henry, Esq. (of "Williamston).
Only son of the late Owen Philipps, Esq., Lieu-
tenant-Colonel of the Pembroke Militia, by Ann
Elizabeth, dau. of the late H. Scourfield, Esq., of
Eoberton Hall, co. Pembroke ; h. 1808 ; m. 1845
Aut:usta, dau. of the late J. Lort Phillips, Esq.,
of Dumpledale. Educated at Harrow and Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1832); is Lord-
Lieut, of Haverfordwest, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Pembroke, and Chairman of the
Pembrokeshire Quarter Sessions ; has been M.P.
for Haverfonlwest since 1852. — Williamston, near
Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire ; University, 0.\-
ford and Cambridge, and Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ;
23, Suffolk Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Owen, h. 1847.
PHILIPPS.
PHILIPPS.
(See Lloyd-Phil'qips.
(See Wahers-PhiUjips.)
PHILIPS, Sir George Richard, Bart. (cr. 1828).
Oidy son of the late Sir George Philips, Bart., M.P.,
by Sarah Anne, dau. of Nathaniel Phillips, Esq.,
of Hollinghurst ; b. 1789 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1847 ;
m. 1819 Sarah Georgiana, dau. of Eichard, 2nd
Lord Waterpark. Is a Magistrate for co. War-
wick (High Sheriff 1859) ; was M.P. for Steyning
1820-32, for Kidderminster 1835-7, for Poole
1837-52. — Weston Place, near Chipping Norton ;
Athenasum and Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 12, Hill
Street, W.
PHILIPS, Francis, Esq. (of Bank Hall).
Eldest son of the late Francis Aspinall Philips,
Esq. (who was High Sheriff of co. Radnor 1852),
by Jane, only dau. of William Jackson, Esq., of
Liverpool ; b. 1830 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1856 Caroline
Mary, dau. of Rev. C. K. Prescot, M.A., Rector
of Stockport. Educated at Eton and Cii. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1852, M.A. 1855) ; called to the Bar
at the Inner Temple 1855. This family is a br.anch
of the Philipses, of Heath House, co, Stafford. —
Bank Hall, near Stockport, Lancashire.
Heir Pres., his brother George Henry, of Abbey
Cwm Hir (whom see).
PHILIPS, aeorge Hem-y, Esq. (of Abbey Cwm
Hir).
Younger son of the late Francis Aspinall Philips,
Esq., of Bank Hall, co. Lancaster (see that family),
by Jane, dau. of W. Jackson, Esq., of Liverpool ;
h. 1831 ; s. 1859. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
' Oxford (B.A. 1854, M.A. 1857). -Abbey Cwm
Hir, Ilhayadir, Radnorshire ; Oriental Club, W.
PHILIPS, Mark, Esq. (of Snitterfleld).
Eldest son of the late Robert Pliilips, Esq., of The
Park, Prostwich, near Manchester, and Snitteifield,
CO. Warwick, by Anne, dau. of INIatthew Needham,
Esq., of Nottingham ; 6. 1800; s. 1844. Educated
at Manchester New Coll., York, and Glasgow
University ; is in the Commission of the Peace for
COS. Lancaster and Warwick, and a Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Warwick (High Sheriff 1851) ; was M.P.
for Manchester 1832-47.* This family has been
settled in Clieckley, co. Stafford, from the reign of
Henry VIII., whence, in the last century, a branch
settled in Manchester, becoming extensive manu-
facturers, merchants, &c. — Snitterfleld, near Strat-
ford-upon-Avon ; The Park, Prestwich, Manchester ;
Brookes', Athenaeum, and Reform Clubs, S.W, ;
Limmer's Hotel, Conduit Street, W,
PHILIPS, Richard Gaile, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Samuel Philips, Esq., by
Caroline, dau. of Richard Long, Esq., of Longfield,
near Cashel ; b. 1825 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1847 Mary
Elizabeth, dau. of Fitzmaurice Hunt, Esq., of
Cappagh, CO. Tipperary. Is a Magistrate for co.
Tipperary. — Cashel, near Tipperary.
Heir, his son Samuel, b. 1849.
PHILIPS, Robert Needham, Esq. (of The
Park).
Youngerson of the late Robert Philips, Esq., by Ann,
dau. of Matthew Needham, Esq., of Nottingham ;
b. 1815 ; m. 1st 1845 Anna Maria, dau. of the late
Joseph Brooks Yates, of West Dingle, Liverpool,
who d. 1850 ; 2nd 1852 Mary Ellen, dau. of Joha
Ashton Yates, Esq., M.P., of London. Educated*
at Rugby and Manchester New Coll. ; is a Mer-
chant and Manufacturer ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster (High Sheriff 1857) ; and
a Dep. Lieut, fur co. Warwick. This family is
descended from John Philips, of the Heath House,
CO. Stafford. — The Park, near Manchester ; Brookes',
Reform, and Athenjeum Clubs, S.W.
Heirs, his daughters Caroline, Margaret, and
Anna Maria.
PHILLIMORE, Rev. George.
Eldest sou of William Phillimore, Esq., by Almeria,
dau. of the late Godfrey Thornton, Esq., of Mog-
gerhanger House, Beds ; b. 1808 ; m. Ist 1832
Emily, dau. of the late T. H. Haworth, Esq., of
Barham Wood, Herts (she d. 1837) ; 2nd 1841
Harriette Maria, dau. of the late William Wil-
loughby Prescott, Esq., of Hendon. Educated at
Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1829,
M.A. 1831) ; ordained 1830 ; appointed Rector of
Radnage 1851; is a Magistrate for Bucks. This
family came over from Normandy with William
the Conqueror, and are descended from a common
ancestor with the Filmers, Barts., of Kent. — Rad-
nage Rectory, near Stokenchurch ; Oxford and
Camliridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry John, b. 1845.
PHILLIMORE, John George, Esq., Q.C. (of
Shiplake House).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Phillimore, Esq.,
D.C.L., of Shiplake House, by Elizabeth, dau. of
the Rev. Walter Bagot, of Blithfield, co. Stafford ;
b. 1809; s. 1855; m. 1839 Rosalind Margaret,
dau. of the Lord Justice Knight Bruce. Educated
at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1828,
* Being the first Member for the borough on its enfran-
chisement under the Reform Bill in 1832.
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[PM
M.A. 1831); cnlled to the Ear at Lincoln's Inn
1832 ; appointed Eeader on Constitutional Law
and Legal History to the Inns of Court 1853 ; was
M. P. for Leominster 1852-7. Tliis is a younger
branch of tlie Pliillimores of Kendal, Herts. —
Shiplake House, near Henley-on-Thames ; Brookes'
Club, S.W. ; 19, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.
Heir, his son Egerton GreviUe Bagot, h. 1857.
PHILLIPPS, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1821).
Only son of the late Thomas Phillipps, Esq., of
Middle Hill (who was High Sheriff of co. Worces-
ter in 1801, and d. 1818), by Hannah, dau. of
James Walton, Esq., of Sowerby, co. York ; h.
1792 ; m. 1st 1819 Harriet, 3rd dau. of Lieute-
nant-General Sir T, Molyneux, Bart. ; 2nd 1S42
Elizabeth Harriet Anne, dau. of the Eev. W. J.
Mansell, eldest son of Sir William Mansell, Bart.
Educated at Eugby and University Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1815, M.A. 1820) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Worcester (High Sheriff 1824),
and Patron of 1 living. This family was formerly
resident at Wandboroiigh, Wilts, and is said to
be descended from the family of Phillipps of Pic-
ton Castle. The direct ancestor of Sir Thomas
Pliillipps was fined for refusing to be knighted
temp. Charles I. — Middle Hill, near Broadway,
Worcester ; Athenseum Club, S.W.
PHILLIPPS, Ambrose Lisle-, Esq. (of Grace-
Dieu Manor).
Eldest son of C. M. Phillipps, Esq., of Garendon
(whom see) ; h. 1809 ; m. 1833 Laura Mary, eldest
dau. and coheir of the Hon. Thomas Clifford, of
Ugbrooke, Devon, and grand-dau. of Hugh, 5th
Lord Clifford of Chudleigh, Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Leicester. This family are descended from
FitzAzor and Jordanus de Insula, or De I'lsle,
who received the grant of the lordship of Wodyton,
in the Isle of Weight, from the Conqueror, in 1069.
They inherited the lordships of Garendon and
Grace Dieu from the Phillipps family, which be-
came extinct in 1777, when they assumed that
name. — Grace-Dieu Manor, near Ashby-de-la-
Zoucb, Leicestershire,
Heir, his son Ambrose Charles, Ij. 1834.
PHILLIPPS, Charles March, Esq. (of Garen-
don).
Eldest son of the late Thomas March, Esq. (who
assumed the additional name of Phillipps in 1777,
and d. 1817), by Susan, dau. of Charles Lisle,
Esq., of Woodyton and Moyles Court ; h. 1779 ; .«.
his cousin in the Garendon estate 1796; m. 1807
Harriet, dau. of J. Ducarel, Esq., of W^alford, So-
merset. Educated at Eton and Sidney Sussex Coll.,
Cambridge (B. A.. 1802, M.A. 1805) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Leicester (High
Sheriff 1825) ; was M.P. for co. Leicester 1819-20
and 1830-2, for N. Leicestershire 1833-7. Patron
of 4 livings. — Garendon Park, near Loughborough,
Leicestershire.
Heir, his son Ambrose Lisle-Phillipps, Esq., of
Grace Dieu (whom see).
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PHILLIPPS, Henry, Esq. (of Bramford Hall).
Fourth son of the late Eev. John Phillipps, of
Eaton House, co. Herefoi-d, and Eector of Stoke
Saint Milborough, co. Salop, by Anne, dau. of the
late Charles Pye, Esq., of Wadley House, Berks ;
h. 1806 ; m. 1841 Lucy Burch, eldest dau. of
Joseph Burch Smytli, Esq., of Stoke Hall, Ips-
wich. Educated at Eton Coll. ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk, and a Magistrate for
Ipswich ; was a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army,
and for many years a Captain in the 3rd Light
Dragoons. This family is descended from a younger
branch of the family of Phillipps of Picton Castle,
CO. Pembroke. — Bramford Hall and Sproughton,
near Ipswich, Suffolk ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Burch Pye, h. 1843.
PHILLIPPS, James, Esq. (of Bryngwyn).
Eldest son of the late James Phillipps, Esq., by
Lucy Mary Anne, eldest dau. of the late Lieute-
nant-General Daniel Bun-, of the Madras Army ;
h. 1827 ; s. 1853. Educated at Eugby ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Hereford. This family is paternally
of ancient Welsh origin. — Bryngwyn, near Eoss,
Herefordshire.
PHILLIPPS, Robert Biddulph, Esq. (of Long-
worth).
Only surviving son of the late Eobert Phillipps,
Esq., by Mary Anne, 2nd dau. of Michael I3id-
dujpb, Esq., of Ledbury, co. Hereford, and of
Cofton Hall, co. Worcester ; h. 1798 ; s. 1822 ; m.
1834 Elizabeth, only dau. of John Barneby, Esq.,
of Brockhampton, co. Herefoid, who d. 1852.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1820, 'M.A. 1824); called to the Bar at
Middle Tcrnple 1820 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Hereford (High Sheriff 1838). This
family are of Welsh origin, but have been seated
in Herefordshire since the latter end of the 16tli
century. They were Eoyalists, a lineal ancestor of
this gentleman having compounded for his estates
when fined as a delinquent Ijy the Parliament in
1650. — Longworth and Hagley Park, near Here-
ford ; University Club, S.W. ; Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his dau. Elizabeth Bulkeley, a Nun at the
Convent of La Charity at Caen, of the Order of St.
Augustine.
PHILLIPS, Sir Benjamin Travel, Knt. (er.
1858).
Lieutenant of H.M.'s Yeomen of the Guard. —
St. James's Palace, S.W.
PHILLIPS, Sir Thomas, Knt. (or. 1839).
Eldest son of T. Phillips, Esq., of Llanellen HoUse,
CO. Monmouth; 6.1801. A Barrister -at -Law
(called 1842), and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Mon-
mouth ; was Mayor of Newport during the Chartist
riots of 1839, and was knighted for his services in
suppressing that outbreak ; formerly in practice as
a Solicitor at Monmouth. — Llanellen House, near
Abergavenny; Windham Club, S.W. ; 11, King'.s-
Bench Walk, Temple, E.C.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PHILLIPS, George Lort, Esq. (of Lawrenny).
Eldest son of the late John Lort Phillips, Esq., by
Augusta, diui. of William Ilbert, Esq., of Bow-
rings Leigh, Devon; b. 1811; s. 1839 ; m. 1841
Isabella Georgiana, only dau. of John Heiisleigh
Allen, Es(j., of Cresselly, co. Pembroke. Educated
at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Pembroke (High
Sheriff 1843). — Lawrenny Park, near Pembroke ;
Boodle's and Windham Clubs, S.W, ; Batt's Hotel,
Dover Street, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Richard Ilbert, 7j. 1820 ;
'/«. 18 — Frederica Maria Louisa, eldest dau. of the
Baron de Eutzen, of Slebeck Hall, co. Pembroke.
PHILLIPS, John Eoberts Spencer, Esq. (of
Riff hams).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Spencer, Esq. (who
assumed the name of Phillips), by Bridget, eldest
dau. of John Phillips, Esq., of Barwick in-Helniet,
CO. York; b. 1788; m. 1811 Anna Maria, elder
dau. of the late Sir John Tyrell, Bart., of Boreham
House, Essex. Educated at Felsted and Brasenose
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Essex ; was formerly Captain in the Essex Local
Militia. — Eiffhams Lodge, near Chelmsford,
Essex.
Heir, his son John, i. 1813 ; Barrister-at-Law, of
the Inner Temple, called 1842.
PHILLIPS, John Shawe, Esq. (of Culham
House).
Eldest son of the late John Phillips', Esq., by
Fanny, dau. of J. Shawe, Esq., of Southgate,
Middlesex ; b. 1812 ; m. 1840 Mary, dau. of the
late T. Duffielu, Esq., M.P. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a ]\Iagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Oxon (High Sheriff 1844), and a
Magistrate for Berks. — Culham House, near
Abingdon, Berks ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Shawe, b. 1843.
PHILLIPS, John South, Esq. (of Great Barton).
Only son of the late John Philli])s, Esq., by Mary
Elizabeth, dau. of John South, Esq., of Hunting-
don ; b. 1825 ; m. 1849 Mary Anna Charlotte,
2nd dau. of John Henry Heigham, Esq., of Huns-
ton Hall, Suffolk (she d. 1859). Educated at Bury
St. Edmund's and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1848, M.A. 1852) ; is a Magistrate for Suffolk.—
Great Barton, near Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk.
I/cir, his son John William Heigham, u. 1851.
PHILLPOTTS, Rev. Thomas.
Only son of the late John Phillpotts, Esq. (some
time M.P. for Gloucester), by Sarah, dau. of
Thomas Chandler, Esq., of Ashcroft House ; ?\1807 ;
s. 1849 : m. 1831 Mary Emma Penelope, only dau.
of the late Ulysses Theophilus Hughes, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and King's Coll., Cambridge, of
which he was Fellow (B.A. 1829) ; appointed
Vicar of St. Feock 1844 ; is a Magi.strate for
Cornwall.— Porthgwidden, St. Feock, near Truro,
Cornwall.
Heir, his son John Hughes, b. 1844.
PHIPPS, Hon. Sir Charles Beaumont, K.C.B.
(or. 1858).
Second son of the 1st Earl of Mulgrave, by Sophia,
dau. of C. T. Mailing, Esq., of West Harrington,
Durham, and brother of the 1st Marquis of Nor-
manby ; b. 1801 ; r,i. 1835 Margaret Anne, dau. of
the Ven. Archdeacon Bathurst. Educated at
Eton ; entered the Army as Ensign and Lieu-
tenant 3rd Guards 1820 ; was Lieutenant-Colonel
Scots Fusilier Guards 1837-47, when he was placed
on half-pay ; became Colonel unattached 1851 ;
was Secretary to his brother when Governor of
Jamaica 1832-4, and Steward of his Household
when Lord-Lieut, of Ireland 1835-9 ; was subse-
quently Secretary to the Master-General of the
Ordnance ; appointed Equerry to her Majesty 1846,
Private Secretary to H.R.H. Prince Albert the
same year ; appointed Keeper of her Majesty's
Privy Purse and Treasurer of the Household to
H.R.H. the Prince Consort and the Prince of
Wales 1849. — Ambassador's Court, St. James's,
S.W.
PHIPPS, Hon. and Rev. Augustus Frederick.
Fourth son of the 1st Earl of Mulgrave, and
brother of the 1st Marquis of Normanby ; 6. 1809 ;
m. 1837 Mary Elizabeth Emily, eldest dau. of the
5th Duke of Grafton. Educated at Harrow and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1830) ; appointed
Chaplain to the Queen 1847, Rector of Halesworth,
Suffolk, 1835, Rector of Boxford 1839, of Euston
1850. — Euston Rectory, near Thetford.
PHIPPS, Hon. Mrs. Edmund.
Maria Louis.i, dau. of the late Lieutenant-General
Sir C. Campbell, K.C.B. ; m. 1st 1831 the Hon.
C. F. Norton, who d. 1835 ; 2nd 1838 the Hon. E.
Phipps, v/hod. 1857.— 43, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
PICKARD, Henry "William, Esq. (of Stur-
minster Marshall).
Fourth and youngest son of the late Rev. G. Pick-
ard, of Bloxworth and WarmweU Rectory, Dorset,
by Frances, dau. of the late E. Payne, Esq., of
Ealing House, Middlesex, and brother of J. T.
Trencbard, Esq., and the Rev. G. P. Cambridge
(whom see) ; b. 1794; vi. 1829 Elizabeth, dau. of
J. Fullerton, Esq., of Thryberg Park, co. York.
Educated at W^oolwich, and joined the Royal Artil-
lery 1812 ; is a Magistrate for the W. Riding of
Yorkshire. — Sturminster Marshall, near Wimborne,
Dorset.
Ileir, his son Henry Adair, b. 1832, M.A., of
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; in Holy Orders.
PIDCOCK, Henry, Esq. (of Oakfleld).
Third surviving son of the late John Pidcock, Esq.,
of the Platts, near Stourbridge, co. Worcester, by
Elizabeth, dau. of George HoUington Barker,
Esq.; b. 1804; m. 1st 1841 Mary Ann, dau. of
Joshua Bacon, Esq. ; and 2nd 1847 Augusta
Bramley, dau. of Colonel Eraser, Aide-de-Camp to
the Marquis of Wellesley ; entered the Civil service
of the Ea.st-India Company, Bengal, 1824, retired
in 1852 ; is a Magistrate for co. Worcester. — Oak-
field, near Worcester ; East-India United Service
Club, S.W.
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PIDaEON, WUliam, Esq. (of Biversdale).
Eldest son of the late William Pidgeon, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of William Grierson, Esq,, of Lus-
town, CO. Meath ; h. 1806 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1853 Ellen
Fitzgerald, eldest dau. of Robert Smithwick, Esq.
Is a Magistrate for cos. Westmeath and Roscom-
mon.— Riversdale, Templeogue, co. Dublin ; Ath-
lone, CO. Westmeath ; 15, Upper Sackville Street,
Dublin.
PIEE.CE, James Parker, Esq.
Second son of the late George Pierce, Esq., by
Betsy, dau. of the late John Matthews, Esq. ; h.
1794 ; m. 1S26 Mary, younger dau. of the late John
Timbrell, Esq., of London. Is a Magistrate for
Middlesex. This family is of ancient date, and was
formerly settled in Monmouthshire. — 33, Camden-
Road Villas, N.W.
Heir, his son John Timbrell, h. 1831.
PIESREPONT, Hon. Philip Sydney.
Third son of 1st Earl Man vers ; b. 1786 ; ra. 1810
Georgiana, dau. of H. G. Browne, Esq., widow of
P. Edwards, Esq. Educated at Harrow and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Bucks, Oxon, and
Middlesex, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Northampton. — Evenley Hall, near Brackley,
Northamptonshire ; 4, Seamore Place, Mayfair, W.
PIEEREPONT, Colonel Henry Mundy (of
Lennox Lodge).
Third son of the late General Godfrey B. Mundj"-, of
Shipley, co. Derby, by Sarah Brydges, dau. of Ad-
miral the 1st Lord Rodney, of Alresford, Hants;
b. 1815 ; ra. 1859 Georgina, eldest dau. of Vice-
Admiral Sir G. Tyler, K.H., of Cottrell, co. Gla-
morgan, and widow of E. P. Richards, Esq., of
Plas Newydd, co. Glamorgan. Educated at Royal
Military Coll., W^oolwich ; entered the Royal Ar-
tillery 1833, became Colonel Royal Artillery 1850.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with the Mundys of Markeaton and of Shipley
Hall (whom see). — Lennox Lodge, near Southsea,
Hants; United Service Club, S.W. ; 5, Eaton Place,
S.W.
PIERS, Sir Eustace FitzMavirice, Bart. (cr.
1660).
Elder son of the late Sir H. S. Piers, Bart., by
Alice, dau. of J. T. Glindon, Esq., R.N. ; b. 1840 ;
s. 1850. — Tristernagh Abbey, near Mullingar, co.
Westmeath.
Heir Pres., his brother Pigott Samuel.
PIGOT, Sir Bobert, Bart. (er. 1764).
Eldest surviving son of the late General Sir G.
Pigot, Bart., by Mary Anne, dau. of the Hon.
J. Monckton, of Fineshade ; b. 1801 ; s. 1841 ; m.
1st 1826 Mary, dau. of W. Romford, Esq. ; 2nd
1850 Emily G. Elise, dau. of S. Y. Benyon, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is
a Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford ; wasM.P. for Bridge-
north 1832-53. This family was formerly seated at
Patshull, CO. Stafford. — Chippenham, near New-
market, Cambridgeshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George, h. 1851.
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PIGOT, Bight Hon. David Bichard,
Eldest son of the late D. Pigot, Esq., M.D., of
Kilworth, co. Cork ; b. 1805. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1827); called to
the Irish Bar 1826; was M.P. for Clonmel 1838-46 ;
appointed Solicitor-General for Ireland 1839, At-
torney-General 1840, a Bencher of King's Inns
1889, Chief Baron of Exchequer, Ireland, 1846 ;
sworn a Member of the Privy Council in Ireland
1840.— -8, Merrion Square, Dublin.
PIGOTT, Sir Charles Bobert, Bart. (cr. 1808),
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Pigott, Bart.,
by Georgiana Anne, dau. of William Brummell,
Esq., of Wivenhoe, Essex ; h. 1835 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1847 ; m. 1856 Mary Louisa, dau. of the late Cap-
tain Hallowell Carew, of Beddington Park, Surrey.
Was formerly Lieutenant 90th foot. — Dullingham
House, near Newmarket, Cambridgeshire.
Heir Prcs., his uncle William, b. 1804 ; m. 1st
1827 Harriet, dau. of Lieutenant-General Christo-
pher JeafFreson, of Dullingham House, co. Cam-
bridge ; 2nd 1847 Charlotte Maria, dau. of Colonel
Poland and widow of the late General Lord Keane,
G.C.B.
PIGOTT, Francis, Esq. (of Heckfield Heath),
Eldest son of Paynton Pigott, Esq. (who, by Royal
license, assumed the surnames of Stainsby Conant
in 1835), by Lucy, dau. of D. Gough, Esq., of Soul-
dern, Oxon; b. 1809 ; m. 1833 Frances Phillips,
dau. of General Sir Francis Wilder. Educated at
Eton and Lincoln Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for
Hants and Berks, Lieut, in the Hants Yeomanry
Cavalry ; has been M.P. for Reading since 1847.
This family is descended from that of Pigott of
Shropshire. The family seat is Archer Lodge,
Sherfield, Hants. — Heckfield Heath, near Winch-
field, Hants ; Brookes' and Reform Clubs, S.W.
Ilei?', his son Francis Paynton, b. 1837.
PIGOTT, George Grenville Wandesford, Esq.
(of Doddershall).
Eldest son of the late William Pigott, Esq., by
Anne, dau, of the Rev. William King, of Mallow,
CO. Cork ; b. 1796 ; s. 1838 ; hi. 1838 Charlotte,
dau. of William Lloyd, Esq., of Aston, co. Salop.
Educated at Rugby ; served in the Line 1812-23,
in Diplomacy 1824-30 ; was M.P. for St. Mawes
1830-2 ; appointed Assistant Poor-Law Com-
missioner 1845 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Bucks ; formerly Lieutenant-Colonel of the
Bucks Militia. — Doddershall Park, near Winslow,
Bucks ; Travellers' Club, S.W. ; Gwydir House,
Whitehall, S.W.
Heir, his son William Harvey, b. 1848.
PIGOTT, Bev. George Granado Graham-Poster-
(of Abington Pigotts),
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel C. E.
Graham F. Pigott, of Abington Pigotts, by Mary,
dau. of the Rev. — Forster, D.D., of Windsor ;
b. 1795; s. 1858 ; m. 1834 Ehzabeth, dau. of James
Dixon, Esq., of London. Educated at St. Peter's
Pig]
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1833).— Abing-
toii Pigotts, near Eoyston, Cambridgeshire.
Hdr, his son George Granado Graham Foster,
6. 1835.
PIGOTT, Kev. John Dryden,
Eldest son of the late Kev. John D. Pigott (many
years Rector of Edgmund, co. Salop), by Fanny,
dau. of — Bevan, Esq. ; b. 1809. Educated at
Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1830) ;
appointed Rector of Edgmund 1845 ; is Patron of
that living.— Edgmund Rectory, near Newport, co.
iSalop.
PIGOTT, Bev. 'Wellesley Pole.
Youngest son of the late Sir George Pigott, Bart.,
by Anabella, dau. of Chief-Justice Kelly, of Kelly-
ville. Queen's co. ; h. 1810 ; m. 1st 1845 Anna
Maria, elder dau. of the late Vice-Admiral Lord
H. Paulet, K.C.B. ; 2nd 1858 Fanny, dau. of B.
Granville, Esq., of Wellesbourne Hall, co. War-
wick. Educated at Eton and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1836) ; appointed Rector
of Fovant, Fuggle.stone, and Bemerton 1836, and
is Chaplain to the Earl of Pembroke ; is a Magis-
trate for Wilts.- — Bemerton Rectory, near Wilton,
Wilts.
PIGOTT, ■William, Esq. (of Dullingliam).
Third son of the late Sir G. Pigott, Bart., of
Knapton, by Annabella, dau. of the Right Hon.
Thomas Kelly, of Kellyville, Queen's co. ; h. 1804 ;
111. 1st 1827 Harriet, dau. of the late Lieutenant-
General C. JeafFreson, of DuUingbam (she d. 1838) ;
2nd 1847 Charlotte Maria, widow of John, 1st
Lord Keane, G.C.B. Educated at Winchester
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1827) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cambridge.
. — Dullingham House, near Newmarket, Cam-
bridgeshire.
Heir, his son Christopher William Robinson,
Esq. (whom see).
PIGOTT, 'William, Esq. (of Ryenale).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Pigott, by
Mary, dau. of Richard Croasdaile, Esq. of Rynn,
Queen's co. ; h. 1815 ; //;. 1844 Lucy Henrietta,
dau. of John Trench, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1836) ; is a Magistrate for
Queen's co. — Ryenale, near Leixlip, co. Kildare.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1847.
PIGOTT-STAINSBY-CONANT, Paynton,
Esq. (of Archer Lodge).
Only son of the late Francis Pigott, Esq., Barris-
ter-at-Law, of Pelling Place, Old Windsor, Berks,
by Dolly, heiress of Richard Paynton, Esq., of
Banbury, Oxon ; h. 17S0 ; m. 1802 Lucy, 2nd dau.
of Richard Drope Gough, Esq. Educated at Eton.
This family was formerly located in Shropshire. —
Archer Lodge, Sherfield-upon-Loddon, Hants ;
Banbury, Oxon.
Heir, his son Francis Pigott, Esq., M.P. (whom
see).
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PILKINGTOTiT, Sir Lionel Milborne Swinner-
ton, Bart. (cr. 1635).
Third son of the late SirW^illiam Pilkington, Bart.,
by Mary Milborne, dau. of Thomas Swinnerton,
Esq., of Bickerton, co. Stafford ; h. 1835; s. his
brother as 11th Bart. 1850 ; m. 1857 Isabella Eliza-
beth Georgiana, dau. of the Rev. C. Kinleside.
Educated at tlie Charterhouse ; is a Dep. Lieut,
for the W. Riding of Yorkshire (High Sheriff
1859).^Chevet Park, near Wakefield, Yorkshire ;
Butterton Hall, Newcastle-under-Lyne, Stafford-
shire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Edward, h. 1857.
PILKUSTGTON, Lady (of Catsfield Place).
]\Iary Ann, only dau. of the late Right Hon. Sir
V. Gibbs ; m. 1808 Lieutenant-General Sir A. Pil-
kington, K.C.B., who d. 1853.— Catsfield Place,
Battle, Sussex.
PILKIWGTON, Hem-y, Esq. (of Tore).
Eldest son of tlie late Henry Pilkington, Esq., by
Frances Emilia, dau. of the Rev. J. Mulock, of
Bellair, King's co. ; b. 1780 ; s. 1810 ; m. 1806
Barbara, 5tli dau. of the Rev. John Lang. Is a
Magistrate for co. Westmeath. This family is a
branch of the Pilkingtons of Rivington, co. Lan-
caster, and has been settled in Westmeath about
200 years. — Tore, near Tyrrel's Pas.s, co. West-
meath.
Heir, his son Henry Mulock, b. 1813 ; in. 1855
Wilhelmina Charity, dau. of John Macdonnell,
Esq., Medical Poor-Law Commissioner for Ireland.
PILKINGTON, Hem-y, Esq. (of Park-Lane
Hall).
Eldest son of the late W. Pilkington, Esq., F.L.S.
and F.A.S., of Whitehall Yard, by Sarah, dau. and
co-heir of John Andrews, Esq., of Knare.sborough ;
h. 1787 ; m. 1815 Etheldred, 6th dau. of the Rev.
Thomas Foster, 31. A., and Justice of Peace, of
Ryhall, co. Rutland. Educated at the Chartei'-
house and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1810, M.A.
1814) ; called to the Bar at Gray's Inn 1815 ;
appointed an Assistant Commissioner of Poor-Laws
1835, an Assistant Commissioner of Tithes 1842.
This is one of the oldest Saxon families in the king-
dom,* tracing its descent from Leonard de Pil-
kington, who had a command under Harold at the
battle of Hastings. — Park-Lane Hall, near Don-
caster, Yorkshire ; Athenteum Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou Henry Foster, b. 1818 ; m. 1848
Maria, dau. and heir of Jean Albert Guignard,
Esq., and widow of Harris Dunsford, Esq., M.D.
PILKINGTON", James, Esq. (of Park-Place
House).
Son of the late J. Pilkington, Esq. ; b. 1804 ; is
married. Is a Cotton-spinner and Merchant in
Blackburn, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lancaster ; has been M.P. for Blackburn since
1847. — Park-Place House, Blackburn ; Reform
Club, S.W. ; 23, Cork Street, W.
* In Fuller's " Worthies " they are called " a right ancient
family, gentlemen of repute before the Conquest;" and by
Gwillim, " a knightly family of great antiquity."
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PILKINGTOW, Hichard, Esq. (of Windle Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Filkington, Esq., of
Windle Hall, by Anne, dau. of Ricliard Hatton,
Esq., of Parbold ; h. 1795; m. 1838, Anne, dau.
of Richard Evans, Esq., of Haydock. Is a
Magistrate for co. Lancaster. This family is of
the Pilkingtons of Rivington, one of whom was
Bishop of Durham in 16,56, and Founder of Riving-
ton School. — Windle Hall, near St. Helen's, Lan-
cashire.
Heir, his son William, h. 18S9.
PILKIKTGTON", William, Esq. (of Ecclestoii
Hall).
Second :on of the late William Pilkington, Esq., of
Windle Hall, by Anne, dau. of Richard Hatton,
Esq., of Parbold ; h. 1800 ; m. 1824 Eliza Charlotte,
only dau. of Lieutenant Boyes, R.N. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire. This family
is a branch of the Pilkingtons of Rivington, one
of whom was Bishop of Durham, and founded
Rivington School, — Eccleston Hall, near Prescot,
Lancashire ; Sutton Grange, near St. Helen's,
Lancashii'e.
Heir, his son William, a Magistrate for co. Lan-
caster ; b. 1827; m. 1854 Elizabeth, dau, of the
late Lee Watson, Esq., of St. Helen's.
PINE, Sir Benjamin Chilley Campbell, Knt.
(cr. 1856).
Son of the late B. C. Pine, Esq., of Tunbridge
Wells ; h. 1811 ; m. 1st 1841 Elizabeth, dau. of
the late J. Campbell, Esq. ; 2nd 1859 Margaretta
Anne, only dau. of the late Colonel John Simpson,
of the Bengal Army. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1834) ; called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1841 ; was Queen's Advocate at Sierra
Leone 1850-4, Governor and Commander-in-Chief
of the Gold Coast 1854-9 ; ajipointed Lieutenant-
Governor of St. Kitts 1859.— St. Kitts, W. Indies.
PIKTE-COFFIN.
(See Coffin.)
PINFOLD, Miss (ofWalton Hall) .
Fanny Maria, only dau, of the late Rev. C. J.
Pinfold, by Anna Maria, dau. of Rev. J. Seagrave,
Rector of Castle Ashby, co. Northampton ; s. 1857.
This family of Seagrave is of very ancient descent ;
from Sir John de Segrave, who fought at the battle
of Hastings. That of Pinfold is of some antiquity
in Beds and Bucks. The arms were granted at
Dunstable, Beds, A.D. 1501. Sir Thomas Pinfold,
Knt., Chancellor of Peterborough, Commissary of
St. Paul's, and Official of London, purchased in
1690 an estate at Walton, which has descended
through his successors to the present representative
of the family, — Walton Hall, near Bletchley Sta-
tion, Bucks.
PINNEY, Colonel William (of Somerton
Erleigh).
Only son of the late John Frederick Pinney, Esq.,
by Frances, only dau. of the late William Dickin-
son, Esq., M.P., of Kingweston, Somerset; h. 1806 ;
s. 1845. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
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Cambridge (B.A. 1828, M.A. 1833) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset, a Magistrate
for Dorset and Devon, and Colonel 2nd Somerset
Militia; was formerly Captain and Major W. Somer-
set Yeomanry ; was M.P. for Lyme 1832-42, foi
E. Somerset 1847-52, rechosen for Lyme 1852,
1857, and 1859. This family was formerly of Bet-
tiscombe, Dorset, — Somerton Erleigh, near Somer-
ton, Somerset ; Brookes', Reform, and Travellers'
Clubs, S,W, ; 30, Berkeley Square, W.
PITCAIEN, Lady,
Emma, dau. of J. W. Pocock, Esq., of Huntingdon ;
m. 1846 (as 2nd wife) Sir James Pitcairn, M.D.,
who d. 1859, — Clarinda Mount, Kingstown, near
Dublin.
PLATT, Sir Thomas Joshua, Knt, (cr, 1845).
Son of the lateT. Piatt, Esq., Solicitor, of London ;
h. 1789 ; is m. and has issue. Educated at Harrow
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1810) ; called to
the Bar at the Inner Temjile 1816 ; was a Baron of
the Exchequer 1845-56,-59, Portland Place, W.
PLAYPAIE, Sir Hugh Lyon, Knt,, LL.D. (cr.
1856).
Son of tlie late J. Playfair, Esq., of St, Andrew's,
N,B. ; b. 1786 ; m. 1820 Jane, dau. of W. Dal-
gleish, Esq. Educated at Woolwich ; is Lieutenant-
Colonel E.LC.'s service, and Provost of St, Andrew's
(appointed 1842) ; was formerly Captain in the
Bengal Artillery, — St, Leonard's College, St. An-
drew's, N.B.
PLOWDEN,* William Henry, Esq, (of Plow-
den),
Son of William Plowden, Esq,, by Mary, dau. of
S. Winter, Esq. ; h. 1802 ; m. 1846 Miss Cholraeley
(she d. 1857). Was High Sheriff of co, Salop 1849,
The Plowdens have been seated at Plowden since
the siege of Acre, ^ — Plowden Hall, Bishop's Castle,
Salop.
Heir, his son William, h. 1853.
PLOWDEN, William Henry Chicheley, Esq.,
F.K.S.
Eldest surviving son of the late Richard Chicheley
Plowden, Esq., many years Director of the East-
India Company ; h. 1790 ; m. 1st 1818 Catharine,
dau, of William Harding, Esq,, of Barasset, co.
Warwick ; 2nd 1830 Annette, dau, of the late
Edward C-ampbell, Esq., and niece of Sir Robert
Campbell, Bart. Educated at Westminster ; ap-
pointed to the E.I, Civil service 1806, and was
President of the British Factory in India, and sub-
sequently Superintendent of British trade in China
1833-8 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Mid-
dlesex, and a Conmiissioner of Lieutenancy for
London ; was a Director of the E.LC. 1841-54,
M.P. for Newport 1847-52, This is a younger
branch of the Plowdens of Plowden (whom see),
— Aldenham Lodge, near St. Alban's, Herts ;
Union and Carlton Clubs, S,W.
Heir, his son William Henry, E.I, Civil service ;
educated at Harrow and Haileybury ; h. 1831,
2 I.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PLUMMEK, Chfa-les Scott, Esq. (of Sunderland
HaU).
Only son of the late Charles Balfour Scott, Esq.,
of Woll, CO. Eoxburgh, by Eliza, dau. of the Rev.
Alexander Ker ; I. 1821 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1857 Sophia,
eldest dau. of Joseph GofF, Esq., of Hale Park,
Hants. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1842, M.A. 1845) ; called to the Scottish Bar 1846 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Eoxburgh, and a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Selkirk ; in 1839
assumed the name of Plummer, on succeeding to
the entailed estates of Middlestead and Sunderland
Hall, when he relinquished the estate of "Woll in
favour of his uncle, Lieutenant-Colonel John Scott.
— Sunderland Hall, near Selkirk, N.B. ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Heiress, his dau. Jane Eliza.
PLUMPTBE, John Pemberton, Esq. (of Fred-
ville).
Eldest son of the late John Plumptre, Esq., of
Fredville, by Charlotte, dau. of the late Eev.
Jeremy Pemberton, of Trumpington, co. Cam-
bridge; h. 1791; s. 1827; m. 1818 Catherine
Matilda, dau. of the late Paul Cobbe Methuen,
Esq., of Corsham House, Wilts, and sister of the
1st Lord Methuen. Educated at St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1813) ; has been called to the Bar ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent, and
Patron of 3 livings ; was M.P. for E. Kent 1833-
52, appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Dover Castle
1858. This family was formerly of Nottingham. —
Fredville House, near Wingbam, Kent ; National
Club, S.W.
Ileir Pres., his brother Charles Thomas, Eector
of Wickhambreux, Kent.
PLUMRIDGE, Sir James Hanway, K.C.B. (er.
1855).
Son of the late J. Plumridge, Esq., of Littleworth,
Berks ; h. 1787 ; m. 1st 1821 Ehzabeth, dau. of
Admiral Hart ; 2nd 1835 Harriet Agnes, dau. of
the Eight Hon. H. Elliot; 3rd lS49"Maria, dau.
of Colonel Skinner, E.A. Educated at the Eoyal
Naval Academy ; is a Vice-Admiral E.N. ; late
Superintendent of Devonport Dockyard ; has served
on the Indian, Mediterranean, and Irish Stations ;
was present at Trafalgar ; was 2nd in command
in the Baltic Sea 1854-5 ; was M.P. for Penryn
1841-7.— Hopton Hall, near Lowestoft, Suffolk;
United Service Club, S.W.
PLUNKET (Lord), Thomas Plunket, D.D.,
P.O. (cr. 1827).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, who was Lord Chan-
cellor of Ireland 1830-4 and 1835-41, by Katharine,
dau. of J. McCausland, Esq. ; h. 1792 ; s. 1854 ;
in. 1819 Louisa Jane, dau. of J. W. Foster, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; formerly Dean
of Down ; consecrated Bishop of Tuam 1839. —
The Palace, Tuam, co. Galway : Old Connaught,
near Bray, co. Wicklow ; National Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother John (whom see).
PLUNKET, Hon. David.
Third son of the 1st Lord Plunket ; h. 1795 ;
m, 1837 Louisa, dau. of Eobert Aldridge Busbv,
Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called to
the Irish Bar 1820 ; appointed Prothonotary to the
Court of Common Pleas in Irelaud 1827, resigned
1850. — Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin.
PLUNKET, Hon. John, Q,.C.
Second son of the 1st Lord Plunket, and heii'-pre-
sumptive to that title ; h. 1794 ; m. 1824 Charlotte,
dau. of the late Eight Hon. C. K. Bushe. Edu-
cated at Trinitj' Coll., Dublin ; called to the Irish
Bar 1817 ; was formerly Assistant Barrister for co.
Meath. — 30, Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin.
PLUNKET, Hon. and Eev. Eobert.
Sixth son of the 1st Lord Plunket ; b. 1802 ;
m. 1830 Mary, dau. of the late Sir E. Lynch-
Blosse, Bart. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
appointed Dean of Tuam 1850. — The Deanery,
Tuam, CO. Galway.
POCHIN, "William Ann, Esq. (of Edmondthoi-pe
Hall, Leicestershire).
Eldest son of the late George Pochin, Esq., by
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Eichard Norman, Esq., of
Melton Mowbray ; h. 1820 ; s. 1831 ; in. 1841
Agnes Eliza, only dau. of W. A. Ashby, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Leicester (High
Sheriff 1846). — Edmondthorpe Hall, near Oakham;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George William, h. 1843.
POCOCK, Sir George Edward, Bart. (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Pocock, Bart.,
by Charlotte, dau. of Edward Long, Esq., late
•Judge- Advocate at Jamaica ; h. 1792 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1840 ; m. 1830 Augusta Elinor, dau. of the
Hon. Thomas William Coventry, of North-Cray
Place, Kent. Is a ]\Iagistrate for Hants. — The
Priory, Christ Church, Hants ; Athen£eum Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son George Francis Coventry, late
Major 30th regiment ; h. 1831 ; in. 1856 Honora
Harriet Alicia, dau. of the Eev. G. H. Eavenliill.
POCOCK, Sir George Bartholomew, Knt. (cr.
1821).
Son of the late Mr. T. Pocock, by Anne, dau. of
Mr. Bartholomew; h. 1779 ; m. 1820 Susan Bar-
bara, 2nd dau. of Colonel Kelly (she d. IS—). Was
Standard-bearer to the Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms
to George IV., at who.se coronation he received
the honour of knighthood. — 1, York Street, Port-
man Square, W.
POE, Hon. Mrs. (of Ben Neagh, co. Antrim).
Elizabeth Mary, youngest dau, of the late Harriett
Skeffington, Viscountess Massareene, and Thomas
Henry, 2nd Viscount Ferrard ; 7/;. 1854 William T.
Poe, Esq., M.A., of Solsborough, co. Tipperary,
Barrister-at-Law. — Ben Neagh, near Lurgan, co.
Antrim.
POE, Purefoy, Esq. (of Harley Park).
Eldest son of the late J. Purefoy, Esq., by Catha-
rine, only dau. of A. Adams, Esq., of Bengerstown,
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CO. Meath ; h. 1819 ; s. 1851. Is a Magistrate and
Grand Juror for cos. Kilkenny and Tipperary (High
Sheriff of co. Kilkenny 1854). This family was
formerly seated in Derbyshire, but received grants
of land in Ireland temp. Charles I. — Harley Park,
near Callan, co. Tipperary.
I/cir Pres., his brother Arthur, 6. 1828 ; m. 1858
Olivia Elizabeth, dau. of John Jacob, Esq., M.D.,
of Maryborough.
POEE, George Beresford, Esq. (of BeUeviUe
Park).
Eldest sou of the late S. Poer, Esq., by Anne
Letitia, dau. of Sir G. Browne, Bart., of Neale
Park, CO. Mayo; b. 1802 ; s. 1842 ; in. 1830 Eliza-
beth Grace, 3rd dau. of Edward Hoare Reeves,
Esq., of Ballyglissane, co. Cork. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Duljlin (B.A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. W.aterford (High Sheriff 1853). This family
has been settled in the county oi Waterford above
400 years, and is descended from a younger branch
of the Lords Poer of Curraghmore, now represented
by the Marquis of Waterford. — Belleville Park, near
Cappoquin, co. Waterford.
Heir, his son Samuel Beresford, l>. 1837.
POLAND, Sir William Henry, Knt. (cr. 1831).
Son of the late Peter Eaymond Poland, Esq., of
Highgate ; h. 1797 ; in. 1820 his cousin Sophia,
dau. of E. Poland, Esq. Is a Commissioner of
Lieutenancy for the City of London ; was Sheriff
of London and Middlesex 1830-1, and knighted
on that occasion. — College Hill, Blackheath, Kent,
S.E.
POLE, Sir Jolm G-eorge Reeve-De-la-, Bart. (er.
1628).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Templer Pole,
Bart., by Sophia Anne, dau. of George Templer,
Esq., of Shapwick House, co. Somerset; h. 1808 ;
s. as 8th Bart. 1847 (assumed the additional name
of Reeve in 1823) ; m. 1st 1829 Margaretta, dau. of
Henry Barton, Esq., of Saucethorpe Hall, co. Lin-
coln ; 2nd 1848 Josephine Catherine Denise Carre,
of Anse Rhone, France. Educated at Winchester;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon. —
Shute, near Axminster, Devon ; Junior United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Edmund, M.A.,
of Ch. Ch., Oxford, Barrister-at-Law ; h. 1816 ; m.
1841 Margaret Victoriosa, 2nd dau. of the late
Admiral the Hon. Sir John Talbot, G.C.B.
POLE, Sir Peter Van Notten, Bart. (er. 1791).
Eldest son of the late Sir Peter Pole, Bart., by
Anna Guerherlmina, dau. of Richard Buller, Esq. ;
h. 1801 ; s. 1850 ; in. 1825 Louisa, dau. of 1st Earl
of Limerick (she d. 1852). Assumed the additional
name of Van Notten 1853. Educated at Harrow
and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (M.A. 1822) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick (High
Sheriff 1856), and a Magistrate for co. Gloucester.
— Todenham House, near Moreton-in-Marsh, Glou-
cestershire ; Union and Conservative Clubs, S.W. ;
6, Upper Harley Street, W.
Heir, his son Cecil Charles, 6. 1829.
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POLE-CARE W, William Henry, Esq. (of
Antony, Cornwall).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Reginald Pole-
Carew, by his 2nd wife Caroline Anne, dau. of
William Henry, 1st Lord Lyttelton ; h. 1811 ; s.
1835 ; m. 1838 Frances Anne, dau. of John Buller,
Esq., of Morval. Educated at the Charterhouse
and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall (High Sheriff
1854-5), and a Deputy Warden of the Stannaries ;
was M.P. for East Cornwall from 1845-52. This
family is in the male line descended from Sir John
Pole, Bart., of Shute, and through females from Sir
John Carew, of Antony, Bart., whose estates they
inherited by the will of Sir Coventry Carew.— An-
tony, near Devonport ; Carlton and Travellers'
Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Reginald, h. 1849.
POLHILL - TURNER, Capt. Frederick Charles
(of Howbtiry Hall).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Frederick Polhill
(some time M.P. for Bedford), by Frances Marga-
retta, dau. of John Dakeyne, Esq., of Bagthorpe
House, Notts; h. 1826; s. 1848; m. 1852 Emily
Frances, dau. of Sir H. W. Barron, R.A. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds (High Sheriff
1855) ; was formerly Captain 6tb Dragoon Guards.
Assumed the name and arms of Turner 1853, by
Royal license, under the will of his maternal grand-
mother Dame Frances Page Turner, widow of Sir
C4regory Page Turner, Bart., of Ambroseden, Oxon.
The f;imily of Polhill has been settled in Kent
since the time of the Henries. — Howbury Hall,
near Bedford ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick Edward Fiennes, &. 1858.
POLLARD -URQUHART, William, Esq. (of
Kantiirk and Craigston).
Eldest son of the late William Dutton Pollard,
Esq., of Kanturk, by Louisa Anne, dau. of Admiral
the Hon, Sir Thomas Pakenham, of Coolure, co.
Westmeath ; h. 1815 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1846 Mary Isa-
bella, dau. of William Urquhart, Esq., of Craigston,
whose name he assumed by Royal license. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Trinity CoU., Cambridge
(B.A. 1838, M.A. 1843) ; kept terms at the Inner
Temple, but was never called to the Bar ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Westmeath (High
Sheriff 1840). and a Magistrate for co. Aberdeen;
was M.P. for co. Westmeath 1852-7, re-elected
1859. — Kanturk, near Castle Pollard, co. West-
meath ; Craigston Castle, near Turriff, Aberdeen-
shire ; Arthur's, Reform, and Athenreum Clubs,
S.W.
Heir, his son Walter William Dutton, l. 1847.
POLLEN", Sir Jokn Walter, Bart, (cr. 1795).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Pollen, Bart., by
Louisa, dau. of Walter Holt, Esq., of Redenhara,
Hants ; h. 1784 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1814 ; m. 1819
Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of the late Rev. John
Craven, of Chilton House, Wilts. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants,
and late Colonel of the South Hants Militia ; was
2 L 2
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
M.P. for Andover 1829-31 and 1833-41.— Eeden-
ham, near Andover, Hants; Carlton Club, S.W.
Jleir Pres., his nephew Eichnrd Hungerford,
b. 1815 ; m. 1844 Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of John
Godley, Esq., of Killigar, co. Leitriu).
POLLEN, John Douglas Boileavi, Esq. (of Little
Bookham).
Eldest son of the late Rev. George Pollen Boileau-
Pollen, of Little pjookham, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Sir James Hall, Bart., and Lady Helen Hall, of
Dunghiss, Berwickshire; b. 1824; s. 1847. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford.
— The Manor House, Little Bookham, near Leather-
head, Surrey.
POLLEM", Eiehard Hungerford, Esq. lof Eod^
bourne).
Eldest son of the late Pichard Pollen, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Samuel Pepys Cockerell, E.sq., of
Westbourn, Middlesex ; b. 1815 ; s. 1888 : m.
1845 Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of John Godley,
Esq., of Killigar, co. Leitrim. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1836) ; is a Magistrate
for Wilts. This family was formerly seated in Lin-
colnshire, and settled in Hampshire early in the
17th century. — Eodbourne, near Chippenham,
Wilts ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Bcir, his son Pichard Hungerford, b. 1846.
POLLINGTON.
(See under Mcxborouyh.)
POLLOCK, Eight Hon. Sir Frederick, Knt. (or.
1834).
Elder son of the late Mr. Pollock, of Piccadilly,
.saddler to King George IV., and brother of General
Sir G. Pollock, G.C.B. ; b. 1783 ; m. 1st 1813
Frances, dau. of F. Rivers, Esq. ; 2nd 1834 Sarah
Ann, dau. of Captain R. Langslow. Educated at
St. Paul's School ; graduated B.A. at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge, 1806, as Senior Wrangler ; elected
Fellow of Trinity Coll. 1807; was called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1807 ; is Lord Chief
Baron of the Exchequer ; was Attorney-General
1834-5 ; M.P. for Huntingdon 1831-44.— Hatton,
near Hounslow, Middlesex, S.W.
POLLOCK, Six George, G.C.B. (or. 1842).
Younger son of the late Mr. Pollock, of Piccadilly,
and brother of the Right Hon. Sir F. Pollock ;
b. 1786 ; m. 1st 1810 Frances Webbe, dau. of —
Barclay, Esq. ; 2nd 1852 Henrietta, dau. of the
late G. H. Wollaston, Esq. Is Lieutenant-General
in the Indian Army ; late Director of the E.I.
Company ; commanded the Bengal Artillery in the
Burmese war 1824-5 ; commanded the Army in
Cabul in 1842 ; became afterwards Envoy to" the
King of Oude, and a Member of the Supreme
Council at Calcutta ; has received the thanks of
Parliament for his Indian services.— The Common,
Cla])ham, S. ; United Service Club, S.W.
POLLOCK, John Osborne George, Esq. (of
Moiuitainstown) .
Eldest son of the late A. H. C. Pollock, Esq., by
Jessy, dau. of George Clark, Esq., of Westhatch,
CO. Middlesex; b. IS—; s. 1846; 7n. 1856 Maria
Louisa, dau. of Henry Darley, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Meath (High Sheriff' 1854).— Moun-
tainstown, near Navan, co. Meath ; Kildare-Street
Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W\
Heir, his son Arthur Henry Taylor, b. 1858.
POLTIMORE (Lord) , Augustus Frederick
George Warwick Bampfylde (cr. 1831).
Only son of the 1st Lord, by his 2nd wife Caro-
line, dau. of General Puller; b. 1837; s. 1858;
in. 1858 Florence Sarah Wilhelmiue, dau. of R. B.
Sheridan, Esq., of Frampton Court, Dorset. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Devon, and Captain South Devon Yeo-
manry. Patronage 5 livings. — Court Hall, near
North Molton, Devon ; Poltimore Park, near Exeter,
Devon.
Heir, his son George, b. 1859.
POLTIMORE, Dowager Lady.
Caroline, dau. of General F. W. Puller ;
George, 1st Lord Poltimore, who d. 1858.
ington Park, near Frome, Somerset.
I. 1836
-Hard-
POLWARTH (Lord), Henry Francis Hepburn-
Scott (C1-. 1690).
Eldest son of the 4th Lord, by Harriet, dau. of
Count Bruhl; b. 1800; x. 1842; m. 1835 Geor-
giana, sister of the 10th Earl of Haddington (she
d. 1859). Ls a Representative Peer for Scotland,
a Dep. Lieut, for Roxburgh and Berwick, and
Lord-Lieutenant and Sheriff of Selkirk ; late a
Lord in Waiting.- — Mertoim House, St. Boswell's,
Berwickshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 1, Regent
Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Walter Hugh, Master of Polwartb,
b. 1S3-.
POLWHELE, Richard Graves, Esq. (of Pol-
whele).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Rev.
R. Polwhele, M.A. (the well known historian of
Devon and Cornwall), by his 2nd wife Mary, dau.
of R. Tyrrell, Esq., of Starcross, Devon ; b. 1794 ;
i". 1838 ; m. 1829 Louisa Frances, only dau. of the
late Rev. R. Greville, of Wyastone Grove, co.
Derby. Educated at Addiscombe Coll. ; is a
]\Iagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall ; ap-
pointed to the Indian Army in 1810, and is a
retired Lieutenant-Colonel of Madras Artillery
on full pay. This family has resided in Cornwall
upwards of seven centuries, and descends from
Drogo de Polwhele, Chamberlain to the Empress
Maud. Colonel Polwhele is 17th in direct descent
from King Edward I. — Polwhele House, near
Truro, Cornwall.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas, a Major-General
Bengal Infantry; b. 1797; wi. 1829 Edith, dau, of
— James, Esq.
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POMEKOY, Hon. Mrs,
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Rev. R. Truell, D.D. ;
m. 1829 Hon. H. Poineroy, who d. 1833. — 1, Lans-
downe Parade, Cheltenham.
POMEROY-COLLEY, Hon. George Francis (of
Leopardstown).
Third son of 4th Viscount Harberton ; 6. 1797 ;
m. 1825 Frances, dau. of Very Rev. Dean Trench ;
.assumed the name of Colley 1830. Educated at
Westminster ; entered the Navy 1811, became
Lieutenant 1819. — Leopardstown, Stillorgan, co.
Dublin.
POMFBET (Earl of), George "William Ricliard
Fermor (cr. 1721).
Eldest son of the 4th Earl, by Amabel Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir R. Borough, Bart. ; h. 1824 ; s. 1833.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Northampton. Patronage 2 livings.
— Easton NesLon, near Towcester, Nsrthaniptou-
shire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 62a, Grosveaor Street,
W.
Htir Pres., his brother Thomas Halton George.
POlSrSONBY (Lord), "William Ponsonby (cr.
1806).
Only sou of the late Major-General the Hon. Sir
W. Ponsonby, K.C.B. (who fell at Waterloo), by
Georgiana, dau. of the 1st Lord Southampton ;
h. 1816 ; s. 1855. Is descended from a common
ancestor with Earl of Bessborough. — 62, Chester
Square, S.W.
Heu' Pres., his cousin Wm. Brabazon, Captain in
the Army, h. 1807.
PONSONBY, Hon. Ashley George John (of
Hatherop Castle).
Second son of 1st Lord De Mauley ; h. 1831 ;
m. 1857 Louisa, dau. of Lord H. Gordon. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; became
Ensign and Lieutenant Grenadier Guards 1850,
Lieutenant and Captain 1854, retired 1855 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester, and
a Dep. Lieut, for Hants ; was M.P. for Cirencester
1852-7, rechosen 1859. — Hatherop Castle, near
Fairford, Gloucestershire ; Brookes', Travellers',
Guards', and Army and Navy Clubs, S. W.
PONSONBY, Hon. George (of "Woolbeding).
Fourth son of 1st Lord Ponsonby ; h. 1773 ; m. 1st
1807 Sarah, dau. ^f .T. J. Gladstone, Esq. ; 2nd 1812
Diana Juliana Maigaretta, dau. of the late Hon. E.
Bouverie. — Woolbeding, near Midhurst, Sussex,
PONSONBY, Hon. and Rev. "WHUam "Walter
Brabazon.
Fifih son of 4th Earl of Bessborough ; b. 1821 ;
m. 1850 Louisa, dau. of Earl of St. German's.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1843) ; appointed Rector of Great Canford
1846. — Canford Rectory, near Wimborne, Dorset.
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PONSONBY, Miles, Esq. (of Hale HaU).
Eldest son of the late John Ponsonby, Esq., by
Dorothy, dau. of the late Miles Ponsonby, Esq., of
Hale Hall; h. 1808; s. 1852; m. 1837 Barbara,
dau. of the late Christopher Wilson, Esq. Edu-
cated at Shrewsbury ; is a Magistrate for Cumber-
land. This family derives from an ancient and
noble family in Picardy, in France, who came over
with William I., and were established at Hale and
other estates in Cumberland. Branches of this
family are represented by the P]arl of Bessborough
and Lord Ponsonby. — Hale Hall, near Becher-
mont. Cumber-land.
Heir, his .son Miles de Hale, h. 1841,
POOLEY, Rev. John Henry, B.D.
Eldest son of the late H. Pooley, Esq., of Kelve-
don, Essex, by Sarah, dau. of James Strange, Esq.,
of Tottenham ; b. 1802 ; m. 1840 Sarah, dau. of
Ralph Fletcher, Esq., of Bolton-le-Moors. Edu-
cated at Dedhani and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828, B.D. 1839); ordained
Deacon 1827, Priest 1828; was Fellow of St. John's
Coll. 1826-33 ; appointed Rector of Scotter 1833,
Prebendary of Lincoln, and Rural Dean of Cor-
ringham; is a Magistrate for tlie Parts of Lindsey,
CO. Lincoln. — Scotter Rectory, near Kirton-in-
Lindsey, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son Henry Fletcher, h. 1841.
POORE, Sir Edward, Bart. (cr. 1795).
Only son of the late Sir E. Poore, Bart., by Agnes,
dau. of the late Sir J. Marjoribanks, Bart., of Lees ;
h. 1826 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1851 Frances Eliza, dau. of
tlie Rev. H. R. Moody. Was formerly Lieutenant
Scots Fusilier Guards. — Durrington, Wilts ; Niton,
near Amesbury, Wilts.
Heir, his son Edward, h. 1853.
POPHAM, Francis "White, Esq. (of "Wootton).
Only son of the late Rev. R. Walton White, by
Mary, dau. and heir of John Popham, Esq., of
Kitehill and Shanklin, Isle of Wight ; h. 1829.
Assumed, by Royal license, in 1853, the surname
of Popham. Educated at Eton and University
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1853, M.A. 1856) ; is a Magis-
trate for Hants. — Wootton Lodge^ Isle of Wight ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
PORCH, Thomas Porch, Esq. (of Edgarley).
Eldest son of the late John Fry Reeves, Esq., of
London, by Maria, dau. of Thomas Porch, Esq., of
Wells, Somerset ; h. 1808 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1830 Jane,
only dau. of Edward Barber, Esq., of Barston Hall,
CO. Warwick. Educated at the Charterhouse and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1836) ;
is a Magistrate for Somerset. — Edgarley, near
Glastonbury, Somerset.
Heir, his son John Albert, h. 1833.
PORCHER, Charles, Esq. (of Clyffe).
Third son of the late Josias Du Prd Porcher, Esq.,
M.P., by Charlotte, dau. of the late Admiral Sir
William Burnaby, Bart., of BroughtonHall, Oxon ;
h. 1800 ; VI. 1828 Elliuor, only dau. of Thomas
For]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Eedhead, Esq., of Snare Hill, Norfolk. Educated
at Winchester and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821,
M.A. 1S24) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1826 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset
(High Sheriff 1846), and a Magistrate for Norfolk
and Suffolk. This family is descended from the
Counts Porcher, of Eichebourg, on the Loire, who
fled, at the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, to
South Carolina, whence thej' came to England in
1772. — Clyfie, near Dorchester, Dorset ; Borough
Green, near Newmarket, Cambridgeshire ; LTnion
Club, S.W.
PORTAL, Melville, Esq. (of Laverstoke).
Eldest son of the late John Portal, Esq., of Free-
folk Priors, Hants, by Elizabeth, dau. of Henry
Drummond, Esq., of The Grange, Hants, and
Anne, dau. of Viscount Melville ; h. 1819 ; s. 1848;
m. 1855 Charlotte Mary, dau. of Gilbert, 2nd
Earl of Minto, G.C.B. Educated at Harrow and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1842, M.A. 1844) ; called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1845 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Hants, and Captain N. Hants
Yeomanry; was M.P. for N. Hants 1849-57.
Patron of 1 living. This family was formerly
resident in France, where they filled the highest
offices in the state ; after the revocation of the
Edict of Nantes, they emigrated to this country,
the head of the family having been massacred, and
the childi'en with difficulty rescued by the devo-
tion of their nurse. — Laverstoke House, near
Overton, Hants ; Travellers' and Carlton Clubs,
S.W.
Heir, his son J\[elville Raymond, h. 1856.
PORTAL, Robert, Esq.
Second son of the late John Portal, Esq., of Free-
folk, Hants, by Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Drum-
mond, Esq., of The Grange, Hants; b. 1820;
m. 1856 Eliza Charlotte, youngest dau. of Major-
General Taylor, of Ogwell, Devon. Educated at
the Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is Major 5th
Lancers.' — 3, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
PORT ARLINGTON (Earl of), Henry Jolm
Reiiben Daw.son-Damer (cr. 1785).
Only son of the late Hon. Henry Dawson Damer,
Captain R.N., by Eliza, dau. of E. J. Moriarty,
Esq., Captain R.N. ; I. 1822 ; s. his grandfather as
3rd Earl 1845 ; m. 1847 Alexandrina, dau. of the
3rd Marquis of Londonderry, K.G. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Queen's co. ; elected a
Representative Peer for Ireland 184-. — Emo Park,
Queen's co. ; 44, Brook Street, W.
Ilcir Prcs., his cousin Lionel Seymour William,
M.P. for Dorchester, a Dep. Lieut, for Dorset, and
Captain Scots Fusilier Guards (only son of the late
Eight Hon. George L. Dawson Danier, M.P., by
Mary Georgiana, dau. of the late Lord Hugh Sey-
mour) ; b. 1832; m. 1855 Harriet Lydia, dau. of
6th Lord Rokeby,
PORTER, Rev. Jotm Grey.
Eldest .son of the late Right Rev. John Porter,
D.D., Lord Bishop of Clogher, by Mary, only dau.
of John Smith, Esq.. of Halterset ; b. 1 789 :
s. 1819 ; m. 1816 Margaret Lavinia, eldest dau. of
Thomas Lindsey, Esq., of Hollymount House, co.
Mayo. Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (LL.B. 1813), ordained 1813 ; is a Ma-
gistrate for COS. Fermanagh and Tyrone, and Com-
missioner of Education in Ireland ; formerly Rec-
tor of Kilsherry, co. Tyrone. This family came
originally from Cumberland, where they had con-
siderable property. — Kilsherry, near Enniskillen,
CO. Tyrone ; Sackville-Street Club, Dublin ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Grey Vesey, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Fermanagh; b. 1818; High
Sheriff of CO. Tyrone 1849.
PORTER, William, Esq. (of Hembury Fort).
Youngest son of the late Right Rev. John Porter,
D.D., Lord Bishop of Clogher, by Mary, dau. of
J. Smith, Esq. ; b. 1802 ; m. 1830 JElizabeth Gibbs,
dau. of the late Abraham Ludlow, Esq., of Hey-
wood House, Wilts. Educated at Harrow and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for
Devon, and served in the Gth Dragoon Guards.
This family was formerly from Cumberland. —
Hembury Fort, near Honiton, Devon ; National
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William, b. 1831,
PORTLAND (Duke ofj, WiUiam Jolm Seott-
Bentinck (cr. 1716).
Eldest son of the 4th Duke, by Henrietta, dau. of
General J. Scott ; 6.1800; s. 1854. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Notts, and a Family
Trustee of the British Museum ; was M.P. for
Lynn 1824-6. Patronage 12 livings. This family
is of Dutch extraction, and came over to England
with King William III. The 3rd Duke was Pre-
mier 1807-10. — Welbeck Abbey, near OUerton,
Notts ; Bolsover, near Derby ; Langwell, near
Caithness, N. B. ; 19, Cavendish Square, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Lord Henry William.
PORTMASr (Lord), Edward Berkeley Portman
(cr. 1837).
Eldest son of the late E. B. Portinan, Esq., M.P.,
by Lucy, dau. of the Rev. T. Whitby; b. 1799 ;
m. 1827 Emma, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Harewood.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1820) ; is Lord-
Lieutenant of Somerset, and a Dep. Lieut, for
Dorset; a Member of Council for the Duchies of
Lancaster and Cornwall ; was M.P. for Dorset
1823-32, for Marylebone 1832-3. Patron.age 14
livings. — Bryanston, near Blandford, Dorset ; Or-
chard Portman, near Taunton, Somerset ; 5,
Prince's Gate, W.
Heir, his son William Henry Berkeley, M.P. for
Dorset ; b. 1829 ; m. 1855 M^ary Selina Charlotte,
dau. of William Chailes A^iscount Milton, and
grand-dau. of the 2nd Earl Fitzwilliam ; educated
at Eton and Merton Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset and Somerset, and
Colonel W. Somerset Yeomanry ; was M.P. for
Shaftesbury 1852-7.
PORTMAN, Rev. Fitzharding Berkeley.
Youngest son of the late Edward Berkeley Port-
man, Esq., by Lucy, dau. of Rev. Thomas Whitby,
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of Creaswall Hall, co, Stafford, and brother of 1st
Lord Portman ; b. 1811 ; in. 1840 Frances Anne,
dau. of Eev. W. N. Darnell, Rector of Stanhope,
Durham. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834), and was Fellow of All
Souls Coll. ; is Rector of Staple Fitzpaine-cum-
Brikenhall and Oi'chard Portman, and Rural Dean ;
and a Dap. Lieut, for Somerset. — Staple Fitzpaine,
near Taunton, Somerset.
Heir, his son Reginald Fitzharding Berkeley,
h. 1853.
PORTSMOUTH (Earl of), Isaac ISTewton -Wallop
(cr. 1743).
Only son of the 4th Earl, by his 2nd wife Katharine,
dau. of the 1st Earl Fortescue ; h. 1825 ; s. 1854 ;
7ft. 1855 Eveline Alicia, dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Carnarvon. Educated at Rugby and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Hants, and Hereditary Bailiff of Burley. Patronage
8 livings. — Hurstborne Park, near Whitchurch,
Hants ; Eggesford, near Crediton, Devon ; 57, St.
James's Street, S.W.
Heir, his sou Viscount Lymington, h. 1856.
POSTLE, Rev. Edward.
Eldest son of the late Jehosaphat Postle, Esq., of
Colney, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk,
by Sarah, dau. of Edward Rigby, Esq., M.D., of
Norwich and Framingham ; h. 1799. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1821), ordained
Deacon 1822, Priest 1823 ; appointed Rector of
Colney 1823, of Yelverton 1837, both in Norfolk ;
is a Magistrate for Norfolk. — Yelverton Rectory,
near Norwich.
POSTLETHWAITB, Richard Blomley, Esq. (of
The Gra.nge).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Postlethwaite,
of Yealand Conyers, co. Lancaster, by Elizabeth,
2nd dau. of John Satterthwaite, of the Castle
Park, Lancaster, and of Rigmadan Park, co.
Westmoreland ; h. 1806 ; s. 1819 ; m. 1841 Je-
mima Christina, youngest dau. of James Losh,
Esq., of Jesmond House, Recorder of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne. Educated at Shrewsbury ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Lancaster. — The Grange, near Cart-
mel, Lancashire.
POTT, G-eorge, Esq. (of Todrig).
Eldest son of the late George Pott, Esq., by Bar-
bara, eldest dau. of the late Walter Turnbull, Esq.,
of Firth; h. 1780; s. 1781 ; m. 1807 Katharine,
dau. of the late David Reid, Esq., Commissioner
of Customs, Scotland. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Roxburgh and Selkirk, and a Con-
vener for the latter county. — Borthwickshiels, near
Hawick, Roxburghshire, N.B.
Heir, his son George, h. 1811; m. 1840 Julia,
dau. of the late Rev. Robert Sparke Hutchincfs,
A.M.
POTTER, Richard, Esq. (of Standish House).
Only son of the late Richard Potter, Esq., of Man-
chester (some time M.P. for Wigan), by Mary,
only dau. of John Seddon, of Wigstone, co. Lei-
cester ; h. 1817 ; m. 1844 Lawrencina, only dau. of
519
Lawrence Heyworth, Esq., of Yewtree, Liverpool,
M.P. for Derby. Educated at the University of
London ; called to the Bar at Middle Temple
1842 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Gloucester and
Hereford, and a Merchant at Gloucester and
Great Grimsby. This family is ' descended from
John Potter, tenant farmer of Tadcaster, York-
shire, whose two sons. Sir Thomas Potter and
Richard Potter, settled at Manchester in the last
year of the 18th century, and became engaged in
an active and successful commercial career. — Stan-
dish House, near Stonehouse, Gloucestershire ;
Reform Club, S.W.
Heirs, his daughters.
POTTER, Thomas Bayley, Esq. (of Buile Hill).
Second son of the late Sir Thomas Pottei-, Knt.,
by Esther, dau. of Thomas Bayley, Esq., of Booth
Hall, near Manchester, and brother of the late Sir
John Potter, Knt., M.P. for Manchester ; 1). 1817 ;
m. 1846 Mary, dau. of Samuel Ashton, Esq. Edu-
cated at Rugby and London University ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire, and
Magistrate for the City of Manchester. This
family came from Tadcaster, co. York. — Buile
Hill, Pendleton, near Manchester ; Reform Club,
S.W.
Heir, his eldest son Thomas Ashton, h. 1847.
POTTER, "William Roberts Crawford, Esq. (of
Gonvena).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Lewis Potter, M.A., by
Maria St. Maurice, dau. of the late Rev. George
Crawford, D.D., Vicar-General of the Diocese of
Ardagh, co. Longford ; h. 1825 ; m. 1851 Susanna
Vercoe, only dau. of Samuel Symons, Esq. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for
Cornwall ; was formerly in the 5th Fusiliers and
38th regiment. — Gonvena House, near Wade
Bridge, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Samuel Symons, h. 1854.
POTTIWGER, Sir Frederick William, Bart. (cr.
1839).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir Heni-y Pot-
tinger, Bart., G.C.B., who was Ambassador to
China in 1841, Governor of Hong-Kong 1843-4,
of the Cape 1846-8, and of Madras 1850-4,
by Henrietta, dau. of R. Cooke, Esq. ; h. 1831 ;
s. 1856. Late Lieutenant Grenadier Guards. —
Guards' Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, B.A., of Merton
Coll., Oxford, in Holy Orders ; h. 1834.
POTTS, George, Esq. (of Elm Grove House).
Second son of the late William Potts, Esq., by
Mary, dau. and heiress of Michael Bayly, Esq., of
Bayly's, co. Devon ; h. 1807 ; m. 1847 his cousin
Ellen, dau. of James Reed, Esq., of Hampstead,
Middlesex ; elected M.P. for Barnstaple in 1859. —
Elm-Grove House, Dawlish, Devon ; Trafalgar
House, Barnstaple, Devon ; 29, Upper Seymour
Street, W.
POTTS, Henry, Esq. (of Glanrafon).
Eldest son of the late Henry Potts, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of Samuel Taylor, Esq., of Moston, Lanca-
Pot]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
sliire ; i. ISIO ; s. 1845 ; )/i, 1844 Cecilia Anne,
dau. of Major Martin. Educated at Shrewsbury
and Magdalen Coll., Cambridge. Is a Magistrate
for COS. Denbigh and Flint (Higli Sheriff 1852).
Tills family was formorly from Potshrigley, co.
Chester. — Glanrafon, near Mold, Flintshire ; Con-
servative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry John, h. 1844.
POTTS, "WiUiam Triimperant, Esq. (of Correen
CastleJ.
Eldest son of the late John Trumperant Potts,
Esq., by Catherine, dau. of Rev. Michael Griffin,
of Elphia ; h. IS— ; s. 1836. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate force. Roscommon,
Tiiis family is of German origin. Three brothers
emigrated from Germany about the middle of the
Kith century ; the eldest settled in Ireland, the
second in Cheshire, and the third in Maryland,
U.S. — Correen Castle, near Ballinasloe, co. Gal-
way ; Sackville-Street Club, Dublin.
POULETT (Earl), Jolm Poulett (cr. 1706).
Eldest son of the 4th Earl, l>y his 1st wife Sophia,
dau. of Sir G. Pocock, Bart. ; h. 1783 ; s. 1819 ;
m. 1820 Charlotte Fanny, dau. of H. B. Portman,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Somerset, and Colonel W. Somerset Militia. De-
scended from a common ancestor with Marquis
of Winchester. Patronage 7 livings. — Hinton St.
George, near Crewkerne, Somerset ; 33, Dover
Street, S.W.
Heir, his nephew William Henry, b, 1827.
POUNDEJSr, Lady Jane.
Second dau. of the 10th Earl of Moray (by 2nd
marr.) ; hi. 1st 1832 Sir J. A. D. Stewart, Bart.,
who d. 1838 ; 2ud 1839 J. L. Pounden, Esq.—
Ross Grove, co. Wexford.
POUJSFDEJSr, John Colley, Esql. (of Ballywalter).
Eldest son of the late Rev. P. Pounden, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of the Rev. W. Dawson, of Clontibret,
CO. Monaghan; h. 1827 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1852 Betanna
Catherine, only dau. of George Battersby, Esq.,
Q.C. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1847); is a Magistrate for co. Wexford. This
family is of German extraction, and came from the
city of Liege about 1734. — Ballywalter House, co.
Wexford.
Heirs, his daus.
POWELL, Caleb, Esq. (of Clonshavoy).
Eldest son of the late E. B. Powell, Esq., by Hen-
rietta, dau. of John Magill, Esq., of Tollycairne,
CO. Down; 6.1793; i-. 1800 ; m. 1S38 Georgina
Frances, 3rd dau. of the late George Waller, Esq.,
of Prior Park, co. Tipperary. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin; called to the Irish Bar
1817 ; is a Magistrate for co. Limerick (High
Sheriff 1853) ; was M.P. for co. Limerick 1841-7.
This family was originally from Shropshire. — Clon-
shavoy, co. Limerick.
Heir, his sou Eyre Burton, h. 1839.
POWELL, Rsv. Samuel Hopper.
Third son of the late Samuel Powell, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Henry Richmond, Esq., of Bath ;
h. 1805 ; m. 1832 Louisa Burnaby, dau. of Captaiu
Pitt Burnaby Greene, R.N. Educated at Durham
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829, M.A.
1831) ; ordained 1830 ; is a Magistrate for W. and
N. Ridings of Yorkshire. This family was for-
merly of Brandlesome Hall, co. Lancaster, and of
Stanage Park, co. Radnor. — Sharow Lodge, near
Ripon, Yorkshire ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Samuel Hopper, h. 1835.
POWELL, Rev. Thomas John.
Oidy surviving son of the late Rev. Thomas Powell,
A.M., of Peterstone Court, co. Brecon, by Jane,
eldest d.iu. of Robert Joseph Rotton, Esq., of
Gwernllvvynwith, co. Glamorgan ; /;. 1795 ; m.
1824 Ai'abella, 2nd dau. of Edward Otto Ives,
Esq., of Crofton House, Hants. Educated at Wor-
cester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1818, M.A. 1824) ; insti-
tuted Rector of Cantreff and Llanhamlach 1824 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Brecon,
and Domestic Chaplain to the Duke of Beaufort. —
Cantreff, near Brecon, S. Wales.
POWELL, Walter Rice Howell, Esq. (of Maes-
gwynne).
Eldest son of the late Walter Rice Howell Powell,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of Joshua Powell, Esq., of
Brislington ; h. 1819; s. 1834 ; ,/;. 1st 1840 Emily
Anne (who d. 1840), 2nd dau. of Henry Skrine,
Esq., of Stubbings, Berks ; 2nd 1851 Catherine
Anne Prudence, 2nd dau. of Grismond Philipp.s,
Esq. , of Cwmgwilly, co. Carmarthen. Educated at
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for COS. Pembroke and Carmarthen (High Sheriff
1849). — Maesgwynne, near Llanboidy, Carmar-
thenshire.
Heir, his dau. Caroline Mary.
POWELL, Colonel William Thomas Rowland
(of Nant-Eos).
Eldest son of the late Colonel W.E. Powell (Loi-d-
Lieutenant of Cardiganshire), by Laura Edwina,
dau. of J. S. T. Phelp, Esq., of Coston House, co.
Leicester ; h. 1815 ; m. 1839 Rosa Edwina, dau. of
W. G. Cherry, Esq., of Buckland, co. Hereford.
Educated at Westminster ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Royal Cardigan Militia, formerly Captain
37th foot ; elected M.P. for co. Cardigan 1859. —
Nant-Eos, Aberj^stwith, Cardiganshire; United Ser-
vice Club, S.W.
POWER, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Power, by Harriet,
dau. of Gervase Parker Bushe, Esq., of Kilfane ;
b. 1798 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1844 ; m. 1835 Frances
Elizabeth, dau. of William Blaney Wade, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kilkenny. — Kilfane,
near Thomastown, co. Kilkenny.
Heir, his son Richard Crampton, h. 1853.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Pow
POWER, Sir James, Bart. (cr. 1841). I
Eldest son of the late Sir John Power, Bart., by
Mary, dau. of T. Brenan, Esq., of Wexford ; b. 1 800 ;
.9. as 2nd Bart. 1855 ; m. 1843 Jane Anna Eliza,
dau. of John Hyacinth Talbot, Esq., many years
M.P. for New Ross. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Wexford (High Sheriff 1851), and
High Sheriff for City of Dublin 1859 ; was M.P.
for CO. Wexford 183547. — Edermine House, near
Enuiscorthy, co. Wexford ; 20, Harcourt Street,
Dublin ; Stephen's-Green Club, Dublin.
//('//•, his son John, b. 1845,
POWER, George, Esq.
Youngest son of the late Sir John Power, Bart.,
of Kilfane, by Harriet, dau. of Gervasa Parker
Bushe, Esq., and niece of the late Right Hon.
Henry Grattan ; b. 1803; m. 1st 1829 Adelaide,
3rd dau. of Sir William John Struth, Knt. ; 2nd
1842 Margery Catherine, dau. of John Prender-
gast, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
appointed in 1844 a Member of H. M.'s Council in
the island of St. Vincent ; was a Magistrate, also
Major-Commandant of the Yeomanry Cavalry of
that colony, and A.D.C. to the Lieut. Governor,
with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Militia.
— Sinclair Villa, Cheltenham.
POWER, KingsmiU Manley, Esq. (of The Hill
Court).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Geueral Sir
Manley Power, K.C.B. and K.T.S., by his 2nd
wife Anne, 3rd dau. of KingsmiU Evans, of Lydart,
CO. Monmouth, Lieutenant -Colonel Grenadier
Guards, who d. from wounds received in action at
Lincelles ; b. 1819 ; s. to the Hill Court estate on
the death of his maternal uncle, KingsmiU Evans,
Esq., eldest son of the above Lieutenant-Colonel
Evans, 1851 ; m. 1852 Anna Eliza Blanche, only
surviving dau. of John Probyn, Esq., of Longhope.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford ;
was formerly Captain 9th and 16th Lancers ; served
in the Gwalior and Sutlej campaigns, and has the
medals for both. — The Hill Court, near Ross,
Herefordshire ; Array and Navy Club, S. W.
Heir, his son Manley KingsmiU Manley, b.
1853.
POWER -LALOR, Edmund James, Esq. (of
Long Orchard).
Second sou of the late Edmund Power, Esq., of
Gurteen, co. Waterford, by Anastasia, dau. of
John Lalor, Esq., of Cranagh and Long Orchard ;
b. 1819; s. 1852; m. 1858 Mary Frances, eldest
dau. of George Ryan, Esq., of Inch House. Edu-
cated at Downside and Stonyhurst Colls. ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tipperary (High
Sheriff 1857) ; was formerly Captain 1st Dragoon
Guards. — Long Orchard, Templetonhy, co. Tip-
perary ; Stafford Club, W. ; Army and I'Tavy
Club, S.W.
POWERSCOURT (Viscount), Mervyn Wing-
field (cr. 1743).
Eldest son of the 6th Viscount, by Elizabeth
Frances, dau. of the 3rd Earl of Roden ; b. 1836 ;
521
.9. 1844. Educated at Eton ; is Lieutenant 1st
Lifeguards. — Powerscourt Castle, co. Wicklow ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
JleirPres., his brother Maurice Richard, b. 184-.
POWIS (Earl of), Edward James Herbert (cr.
1804).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Lucy, dau. of the 3rd
Duke of Montrose ; b. 1818; s. 1848. Educated
at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1840) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for cos. Montgomery and
Salop, and Lieutenant-Colonel S. Salop Yeomani-y ;
was M.P. for N. Salop 1843-8. Patronage 14
livings. — ■ Powis Castle, Welshpool, co. Mont-
gomery ; Walcot, near Lydbury, Salop ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 45, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir Pres,, his brother Percy Egerton (whom
see).
POWIS, Countess of.
Lucy, 3rd dau. of 3rd Duke of Montrose ; m. 1818
Edward, 2nd Earl of Powis, K.G., who d. 1848.—
Powis Castle, Welshpool, co. Montgomery ; 45,
Berkeley Square, W.
POWLETT, Lord William John Frederick (of
Downham Hall).
Second son of the 1st Duke of Cleveland, K.G., by
Katharine, dau. of 6tli Duke of Bolton ; b. 1793 ;
m. 1815 Caroline, dau. of 1st Earl of Lonsdale.
Educated at Eton and Brasenose Coll., O.xford
(B.A. 1812, M.A. 1814) ; is aM.agistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Durham, and a Magistrate for Suf-
folk ; was M.P. for co. Durham 1815-30, for St.
Ives 1846-52, and for Ludlow 1852-7.— Downham
Hall, near Brandon, Suffolk ; 19, Curzon Street,
W.
POWLETT, Hon. Amias Charles Orde (of East
Hall).
Youngest brother of 3rd Lord Bolton ; b. 1828 ;
m. 1852 Anne Martha, dau. of C. Topham, Esq. ;
is a Magistrate for the N. Riding of Yorkshire.
— East Hall, Middleton Tyas, Richmond, York-
shire.
POWLETT, Hon. and Rev. Thomas Orde.
Next brother of 3rd Lord Bolton ; b. 1822 ;
m. 1846 Elizabeth Jane, dau. of M. Wyvill, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1843) ; appointed Rector of Wensley, co.
York, 1850. — Wensley Rectory, Bedale, Yorkshire.
POWYS, Hon. and Rev. Atherton Legh.
Fourth son of 2nd Lord Lilford ; b. 1809 ;
m. 1841 Chai'lotte Elizabeth, dau. of R. Norman,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1833) ; appointed Rector of Tich-
marsh 1842. — Tichmarsh Rectory, near Thrap-
stone, Northamptonshire.
POWYS, Hon. Henry Littleton.
Fifth son of 2nd Lord Lilford ; b. 1812. En-
tered the Army as 2nd Lieut. 1827, in the 60th
Rifles ; became Captain 1841, Major 1854, retired
Pow]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1857; is Major Leicester Militia; Founder and
Chairman of the Soldiers' Daughters' Home ;
Originator and Hon. Sec. of the Central Associa-
tion.— 9, Church How, Hampstead, N.W. ; 7,
Whitehall Place, S.W.
POWYS, Hon. Mrs.
Penelope, dau. and co-heir of James Hatsell, Esq.,
and sole surviving repre-ientative of John Hatsell,
Esq., of Warden Park, Bencher of the Inner
Temple, and Chief Clerk of the House of Commons ;
m. 1S09 the Hon. and Rev. L. Powys, Rector of
Tichmarsh, who d. 1S42. — 43, Sussex Gardens, W.
Heir, her son Littleton, b. 1817, who in 1853
took by Royal license the additional name of Hat-
sell.
POWrS, Hon. Henry ■Wentworth Peilding (of
Berwick House).
Second son of the late Viscount Feilding, and
brotherof the 7th Earl of Denbigh ; 6. 1793. Edu-
cated at Eton ; assumed the name of Powys 1832 ;
is a Magistrate and Deji. Lieut, for Shropshire,
and Lieutenant-Colonel Shropshire Yeomanry. —
Berwick House, near Shrewsbury.
POWYS, Philip Lybbe, Esq. (of Hardwicke,
Oxon).
Eldest son of the late Henry Philip Powys, Esq.,
by Julia, dau. of Sir F. Barrington, Bart. ; b. 1818 ;
s. 1859 ; m. 1854 Anne Phyllis, eldest dau. of the
late Thomas Greenwood, Esq. Educated at Eton
and Balliol Coll., O.^ford (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1843) ;
called to the Ear at the Inner Temple 1843, and
went the Oxford Circuit ; is a Magistrate for Oxon ;
elected M.P. for Newport, I. of Wight, 1859.—
Hardwicke House, near Reading ; St. Thomas,
East Cowes, I. of Wight ; Oriental Club, W. ;
8, Tenterden Street, W.
PRATT, Edward Roger, Esq. (of Ryston HaU).
Eldest son of the late E. R, Pratt, Esq., by Plea-
sance, dau. of S. Brown, Esq., of Lynn, Norfolk ;
b. 1789 ; s. 1838. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1812) ; is a Magistrate for Nor-
folk (High Sheriff 1850).— Ryston^ Hall, Downham
Market, Norfolk ; University Chih, S.W.
Heir Pres., bis brother Henry, Lieutenant-
Colonel 17th Lancers ; b. 1791 ; m. 18— Hester,
dau. of the late Bishop (Spark e) of Ely.
PRATT, Rev. Jermyn,
Third son of the late Edward Roger Pratt, Esq.,
by Pleasance, dau. of Samuel Brown, of King's
Lynn, Esq. ; b. 1798 ; m. 1847 Mary Louisa, daiu
of George, Bishop of Rochester, and great-grand-
dau. of the 6th Duke of Athole. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1822, M.A.
1825) ; ordained 1824 ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk
and Suffolk, and Rector of Campsea Ashe. — Camp-
sea Ashe Rectory, near Wickbam Market ; Uni-
versity Club, S.W.
PRATT, Joseph, Esq. (of Cabra Castle).
Eldest son of the late Rev. J. Pratt, by Sarali,
dau. of Hervey, Viscount MountMorres, and sister
to the Countess of Antrim; b. 1775; s. 1831;
m. 180G 1st Jemima Roberta, dau. and co-heir of
Sir James Stratford Tynte, Bart., and heiress to
Sir James Tynte, Bart., who d. 1822 ; 2nd Nicho-
las Sophya, sole heiress to Richard Chaloner, Esq.,
of Kingsport, Kells, co. Meath. Educated at
Eton and Queen's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1807,
M.A. 1813) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Cavan (High Sheriff 18 — ), and Colonel Cavan
Militia. — Cabra Castle, near King's Court, co.
Cavan ; Kildare-Street Club and Belvidere Place,
Dublin.
llcir, his son Mervyn, b. 1807 ; in. 1834 Made-
line Eglantine, dau. and heiress of the late Colonel
Jackson.
PRATT, Richard Charles, Esq.
Eldest son of the late James Pratt, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of the late Benjamin Scott, Esq., of Coolmain,
CO. Cork ; b. 1819 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1st 1850 Sarah,
dau. of William Lewis, Esq., of Kinsale (she d.
1855) ; 2nd 1858 Mary Del Hoste, dau. of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Heyland. Is a Magistrate for co.
Cork ; was formerly Lieutenant 95th regiment. —
Kinsale, co. Cork.
Heir, his son James Arthur, b. 1859.
PRATT, "Walter Caulfeild, Esq. (of Kingston
Grove).
Third son of Lieutenant Colonel Pratt, of Cabra
Castle, CO. Cavan, Ireland, by Jemima, only dau.
and heir of Sir James Stratford Tynte, Bart. ;
b. 1820; m. 1852 Catherine Cecilia, 6th dau. of
George, 3rd Lord Boston. Is a Magistrate for
Bucks, and Lieutenant-Colonel King's Own Royal
Bucks Militia ; was formerly Captain G7th regi-
ment. — Kingston Grove, near Tetsworth, Oxon ;
Phcenix Lodge, Cheltenham ; Army and Navy
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Douglas Walter Caulfeild, b. 1853.
PRESCOTT, Sir George Rendlesham, Bart. (cr.
1794).
Eldest son of the late Sir George William Prescott,
Bart., of Tiieobald's, by the youngest dau. of Henry
Hillier, Esq., and nephew of the 4th Lord Rendle-
sham ; b. 1846 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1850.— Theobald's,
near Cheshunt, Herts ; 22, Bolton Street, W.
Heir Pres., bis brother Charles William, b. 1848.
PRESCOTT, Sir Henry, K.C.B. (cr. 1856).
Son of the late Admiral I. Prescott; b. 1783; on.
1815 IM.ary Ann Charlotte, dau. of the late Vice-
Admiral D'Auvergne, Due de Bouillon. Is an Ad-
miral Royal Navy ; late Governor of Newfound-
land, and Admiral Superintendent at Portsmouth ;
was a Lord of Admiralty 1846-53 ; served in the
Mediterranean 1806-10. — Southampton, Hants; .
United Service Club, S.W. I
PRESTOINT, Sir Henry Lindsay, Bart. (cr. 1637).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Robert Preston,
7th Bart., by Euphemia, dau. of John Preston,
Esq., of Gorton ; b. 1789 ; s. his brother as 9th
Bart. 1858. Is a Commander Royal Navy. — Kirk-
forthar, Fifeshire, N.B.
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[Pri
PRESTON", Sir Jacob Henry, Bart. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Preston, Bart.,
by Jane, dau. of T. Bagge, Esq., of Stradsett Hall,
Norfolk ; h. 1812 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1823 ; m. 1846
Amelia, dau. of W. W. Prescott, Esq. Educated
at Westminster and Trinity Coll,, Cambridge (B.A.
1833) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk
(High Sheriff 1817), and Patron of 2 livings. —
Beestou Hall, near Norwich ; Oxford, Cambridge,
and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Jacob, h. 1851.
PRESTOlSr, Sir George, Knt. (cr. 1833).
Son of the late W. Preston, Esq., Barrister-at-Law
(Chief Commissioner of Courts of ApjDeal, Ireland),
of Dublin, by the Hon. Frances Dorothea, dau. of
5th Lord Carbery ; h. 1810 ; m. 1832 Jane, dau. of
A. Montgomery, Esq. Is Captain 4th Royal
Lancashire Light Infantry ; has been High Sheriff
of CO. Dublin; knighted while holding that office.
— 87, Lower Grardiner Street, Dublin.
PBESTOlSr, Hon. Thomas (of Silverstream).
Seventh son of 12th Viscount Gormanston ; h. 1817 ;
m. 1813 Margaret, dau. of the late J. Hamilton,
Esq., of Sundrum, co. Ayr. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Dublin, and a Magistrate for
CO. Meath; was Captain Meath Militia 1852-G.—
Silverstream, Balbriggau, near Dublin.
PRESTOIJ", Cooper, Esq. (of Flasby Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. J. Preston, by Sarah,
dau. of J. Cooper, Esq., of Leytoustone, Essex ;
h. 1786 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1811 Mary Jean, dau. of Colo-
nel Cathcart Taylor. Educated at Rugby ; is a
Magistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, and
a Commissioner of Income Tax. This family are
descendants of the Prestons, formerly of Furness
Abbey, co. Lancaster. — Flasby Hall, Gargrave,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son William Thomas, Barrister-at-Law,
of the Middle Temple, h. 1812.
PRESTOlSr, Thomas Henry, Esq. (of Moreby).
Eldest son of the late Henry Preston, Esq., of
Moreby, by Maria Anne, eldest dau. of the late
Joshua Crompton, Esq., of Esholt Hall, co. York ;
h. 1817 ; m. 1847 Georgina Louisa, 3rd dau. of the
late Sir Guy Campbell, Bart. Educated at Eton ;
was formerly Captain 7th' Hussars. — Moreby, near
York.
Heir, his son Henry Edward, &. 1857.
PREVOST, Rev. Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1805).
Only son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir George
Prevost, Bart, (who was Governor-General of
Canada 1811-15), of Belmont, Hants, by Cathe-
rine Anne, dau. of Major-General John Phipps,
E.E. ; h. 1804 ; .s. as 2nd Bart. 1816 ; m. 1828
Jane, dau. of I. L. Williams, Esq. Educated at
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1827) ; or-
dained Deacon 1828, and Priest 1829 ; appointed In-
cumbent of Stinchcombe 1834, Rural Dean of Durs-
ley 1854, Hon. Canon of Gloucester 1853; elected
Proctor in Convocation for Gloucester and Bristol
1857 and 1859. This family was formerly settled
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in Switzerland, Augustine Prevost, the grandfather
of the present Baronet, having entered the British
service about 1730. — Stinchcombe, near Dursley,
Gloucestershire.
Ilei); his son George Phipps, B.A., of Balliol
Coll., Oxford, and Captain 2nd battalion 23rd foot ;
served with distinction at the capture of Luck now
1858; 6. 1830.
PRICE, Sir Charles Rugge, Bart. (cr. 1804).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Price, Bart., by
Mary Anne, dau. of William King, Esq., of King
Street, Covent Garden ; h. 1801 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1847. Is a partner in the Bank of Sir C. Price and
Co. The 1st Bart, was Lord Mayor of London. —
Spring Grove, Richmond, Surrey ; 3, King William
Street, E.G.
Heir Pres., his brother Frederick Pott, 7j. 1806.
PRICE, Sir Charles Button, Bart. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Sir Rose Price, by Elizabeth,
dau. of Charles Lambart, Esq., of Beaupark, co.
Meath ; b. 1800 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1834. — Treng-
wainton, Cornwall.
Heir Pres, his brother Francis, late Captain 19th
foot ; b. 1804 ; m. 1835 Catharine Henrietta, dau.
of the late Henry Hewitt, Esq., of Cork (she d.
1839).
PRICE, John Lloyd, Esq. (of GlangwiUy).
Eldest son of the late J. Price, Esq., of Glan-
gwiUy, by Jane, dau. of Daniel Lloyd, Esq., of
Lagues, Carmarthen; b. 18 — ; m. 1839 Sarah
Anne, only dau. of S. M. Phelps, Esq., of Withy-
bush, CO. Pembroke. Educated at Rugby and St.
John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Carmarthen and Cardigan (Hio-h
Sheriff 1840). This family formerly bore the name
of Lloyds of Llanllawddoy, and served the office of
Sheriffs for co. Carmarthen A.D. 1590, 1601, 1609,
and 1656.* — GlangwiUy, near Carmarthen, South
Wales.
Heir, his son Llewellyn Lloyd, b. 1840.
PRICE, "William, Esq. (of Glantwrch).
Fourth son of the late Rev. Watkin Price, J.P.,
Rector of Cilybebyll, co. Glamorgan, by Dorothy,
dau. of Thomas Penderel, Esq., of Aberdulais ;
b. 1802 ; m. 1845 Mary, eldest dau. of Elias Jen-
kins, Esq., of Kilvey House. Educated at Cow
bridge ; became M.R.C.S. of England 1824 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Brecon. Is descended from the
Prices of Penderin, co. Brecon, and maternally
from John, one of the five brothers Penderel of
Boscobel, who pi-eserved CUiarles II. in the royal
oak after the battle of Worcester, 1651. — Glan-
twrcb, near Swansea, Glamorganshire.
Heirs, his dans. Jane Rogers and Dora Penderel.
PRICE, "William Philip (of Tibberton Court).
Eldest son of the late William Price, Esq., of Glou-
cester, by Mary, dau. of the late Philip George, Esq.,
of Bristol ; b. 1817 ; m. 1837 France.s Anne, dau. of
* See Sir S. Meyrick's "Visitation of Wales," by Lewis
Dunn, p. l-!0.
Pri]
COUNTS FAMILIES OF
the late John Chadborn, Esq. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester (High Sheriff 1849) ;
was M.P. for Gloucester 1852-9. — Tibberton Court,
near Gloucester : Brookes' and Reform Clubs, S. W. ;
IG, Pall Mall, S.W.
Heir, his sun William Edwin, h, 1841.
PRICHARD, Charles Arthur, Esq. (of Tyllwyd).
Only son of the late Charles Prichard, Esq., by
Catlaerine, dau. of Arthur Jones, Esq., of Cardi-
gan ; h. 1797 ; s. 1818 ; rn. 1st 1821 Anna Dorothea,
dau. of the late John Vaughan, Esq., of Brynog ;
2nd 1854 Mary Anne, dau. of the late Captain T. P.
Jones-Parry, R.N., of Llwyn Onn, co. Denbigh.
Educated at Harrow and Merton Coll., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan ;
formerly Captain Royal Cardigan Rifle Corps. —
Tyllwyd, near Newcastle Enilyn, Cardiganshire ;
University Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Dorothea Anna; m. 1857 Sydney
Henry Jones Parry, Esq., 1st Madras Fusiliers.
PRICHARD, Evan, Esq. (of CoUenna).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Prichard, of
Llandaff, B.D., Oxon, and J. P., by Eleanor, dau.
of Hopkin Llewellyn, Esq., of Margam, co. Gla-
morgan ; h. 1806 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1847 Katharine,
dau. of Richard NichoU, Esq., of Greenhill Grove,
Herts, and widow of Thomas Burton Rann, Esq.
Is a Magistrate for co. Glamorgan. The estate of
Collenna has descended in unbroken male descent for
thirteen generations ; the family are descended from
Evan, 2nd son of Richard Gibbon, of Trecastle or
Treca.stell, co, Glamorgan, the 9th in lineal descent
from Emon-ap-ColKvyn, Lord of Miskin. — Collenna,
near Pontypridd, Glamorgansliire.
Ileir Pres., his brother the Rev. Richard Prichard,
B.D., Rector of Newbold-on-Stour, co. Worcester ;
b. 1811 ; m. 1849 Elizabeth, dau. of George Pinchin,
Esq., of Bath.
PRICHARD,
Dinam).
Richard j^^illiams, Esq. (of
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Rev.
Richard Pilchard, of Dinam, co. Anglesey, by
Anne, dau. of John Higgon, Esq., of Tredavy, co.
Pembroke ; b. 1798 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1834 Elizabeth,
3rd dau. of the Rev. Robert Housman, of Lancas-
ter, who was a Magistrate for the county forty
years. Is in the Commission of the Peace and a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Anglesey (High Sheriff 1853).
—Dinam, Anglesey, North Wales; Parkfield, near
Birkenhead, Cheshire.
Heir, his son Richard Williams, in Holy Orders,
b. 1835.
PRICKETT, Thomas, Esq. (of Bridlington).
Youngest son of the late Marmaduke Prickett,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Paul Prickett, Esq., of
London ; b. 1S14 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1841 Elizabeth Ann,
dau. of the Rev. John Rolleston, of Burton Joyce,
Notts. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for tiie East
Riding of Yorkshire. — The Avenue, Bridlington,
Yorkshire.
PRIDEAUX, Sir Edmund Saunderson, Bart.
(cr. 1622).
Younger but only surviving son of the late Sir John
Wihnot Prideaux, 7th Bart., by Phcebe Anne, dau.
of — Priddle, Esq. ; b. 1793 ; s. his brother, the
late Sir John Wihnot, as 9th Bart., 1833 ; m. 1st
1832 Frances Mary Anne, dau. of the Rev. WiUiam
Edward FitzThomas, Esq., of Awliscombe, Devon ;
2nd 1841 Caroline, dau. of the late Rev. James
Bernard, Rector of Combe Flory, Somerset ; 3rd
1842 Frances, dau. of the late Edmund Irton.
Esq., of Irton Castle ; 4th 1855 Louisa, widow of
the late George Watlington, Esq., of Caldecote
House, Herts, and dau. and co-heir of the late
Robert Boodle, Esq., of Woolston Hall, Essex.
Is a Magistrate for Devon, and Major Com-
mandant of the South Devon Rifles ; was for-
merly Major 12th foot ; served in the Peninsula
and in India. — Netherton Hall, near Houiton,
Devon ; United Service Club, S.W.
PRIDE AUX-BRUNE, Charles, Esq. (of Prideaux
Place).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Prideaux-
Brune, of Prideaux Place, by Frances, 4th dau. of
Tliomas Patten, Esq., of Bank Hall, co. Lancaster ;
b. 1798 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1820 Frances Mary, 2nd
dau. of the late Edmund John Glynn, Esq., of
Glynn, in the county of Cornwall. Was High
Sheriff of Cornwall 1834. — Prideaux Place, near
Padstow, Cornwall; 20, Charles Street, Berkeley
Square, W.
Heir, his son Charles Glynn, b. 1821 ; m. 1846
the Hon. Ellen -Jane, dau. of Lord Carew ; edu-
cated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall.
PRIESTLEY, William, Esq. (of Boston House),
Eldest son of the late John Priestley, Esq., of
Sowerby, Halifax, by Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of W.
Walker, Esq., of Crownest ; b. 1779 ; m. 1808
Eliza, 2nd dau. of the late Archdeacon Paley. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding
of Yorkshire. Priestley is a local surname, and
derived from Prie.stley Ing, in Sowerby, Halifax ;
and from Priestley Green, in the hamlet of Priest-
ley, in Hipperholme-cum-Brighouse, which were
long in the possession of various branches of the
family. — Boston House, near Tadcaster, Yorkshire.
PRIME, Richard, Esq. (of Walberton House).
Second son of the late S. Prime, Esq., of Whitton,
Middlesex, by Susan, dau. of R. Holden, Esq.,
of Field House, Yorkshire ; b. 1784 ; s. 1813 ;
m. 1815 Anne, dau. of the late J. Shuttleworth,
Esq., of Gawthorpe Hall, co. Lancaster. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1806) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1810 ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex (High
Sheriff 1823) ; Chairman of Sussex Quarter Ses-
sions 1851-7; was M.P. for W. Sussex 1847-54.
This family was originally of Suffolk. — Walberton
House, near Arundel, Sussex ; Athenseum Club,
S.W^
Heir, his son Arthur, b. 1819 ; m. 1853 Matilda,
dau. of the Rev. Robert Machell, of Beverley,
Yorkshire.
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PRIMROSE, Hon. Bouverie Francis.
Hecond son of the 4th Earl of Eosebery (by 1st
marriage) ; h. 1813 ; m. 1838 Frederica Sojihia, 4 th
sister of the 1st Earl of Lichfield. Is Secretary of
the Boards of Manufactures and Fisheries, Scot-
land, and was Eeceiver-CTeneral of the Postoflfice
in Hcotland. — Edinburgh.
PRIMROSE, Hon. Francis Ward.
Second son of the 3rd Earl of Rosebery ; &. 1TS5 ;
m. 1829 Percy, dau. of the late Colonel Gore.
Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1808. — Barrow-
mount, Goresbridge, Ireland.
PRIWGLE, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1683).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Pringle, Bavt., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Norman Macleod, Esq., of Mac-
leod ] h. 1784 ; s. 1809 ; m. 1st 1809 Emilia Anne,
dau. of General Norman Macleod, Esq., of Macleod ;
2nd 1831 Lady Elizabeth Maitland Campbell, dau.
of John, 1st Marquis of Breadalbane. Educated
at Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Berwick, and a Vice-Lieutenant of co. Rox-
burgh ; was formerly Captain 12th Light Dragoons.
— New Hall, near Selkirk, N.B.
Heir, his son James, formerly Lieutenant 81st
foot, b. 1810.
PRINGLE, Alexander, Esq. (of Whytbank) .
Son of the late Alexander Pringle, Esq., many
years M.P. for co. Selkirk, by Agnes Joanna, dau.
of Sir William Dick, Bart., of Prestonfield ; h. 1837 ;
s. 1857. Educated at Edinburgh Academy and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge. Mr. Pringle is allowed
to be the male representative of the original stock
of the Pringles, who were once numerous in the
south-east of Scotland, where they held lands since
the 13th century. Their origin is uncertain, the
family records having probably been destroyed,
along with their property, by Edward I. — Whyt-
bank and Yair, near Selkirk, N.B.
Heir Prcs., his cousin W^illiam John, 6. 1831.
PRINGLE, Admiral James (of Torwoodlee).
Eldest son of the late James Pringle, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Lieutenant- Colonel Charles
Tod ; h. 1783 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1824 May Eraser, dau. of
J. Eraser, Esq., of Invermay. Educated at Eton and
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Selkirk ; entered the Navy 1796, and became a
Vice- Admiral 1857. This family is an offshoot of
the Pringle.s of Whytbank. — Torwoodlee, near
Galashiels, Selkirkshire.
Heir, his sou James Thomas, Lieutenant R.N.,
h. 1832.
PRINSEP, Henry Thoby, Esq.
Fourth son of the late John Prinsep, Esq. (Aldei'-
man of London, and M.P. for Queensborough), by
Elizabeth, dau. of .James Auriol, Esq., of Langue-
doc, France; h. 1792; m. 1835 Sara, 3rd dau. of
James Pattle, Esq., of the Bengal Civil Service.
Educated at Haileybury Coll. ; entered the Bengal
Civil Service 1809 ; appointed 1840 a Member of
the Council of India, a Director of the East-India
Company 1849, a Member of the Indian Council
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1858 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for London. This family
is originally from Tamworth, co. Stafford. — Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; Little Holland-House, Kensing-
ton, W.
Heir, his son Henry Thoby, in the Bengal Civil
Service, h. 1837.
PRIOR, Sir James, Knt. (cr. 1858).
Son of the late M. Prior, Esq. ; h. 1790; m. 1st
1817 Mary, widow of E. James, Esq. ; 2nd 1847
Charlotte, widow of C. Watson, Esq. Is Deputy-
Inspector of Hospitals and Fleets ; author of " Life
of Burke," " Life of Goldsmith," &c.— 20, Norfolk
Crescent, W.
PRIOR, Richard Chandler Alexander, Esq., M.D.
(of Halse Honse).
Eldest son of the late Richard H.ayward xA,le.xander,
Esq., of Corshara, Wilts, by Mary, eldest dau. of
George Prior, Esq., of Halse House, Somerset ;
I. 1809 ; 6'. 1859. Educated at the Charterhouse
and Wadham Coll., Cxford (B.A. 1830, M.D. 1836).
Is a Fellow of the Roj'al Coll. of Physicians of
London, and of the Linn;can and other societies.
Assumed the name of Prior under the will of his
maternal uncle, Edward Prior, Esq.— Halse House,
near Taunton, Somerset ; Union Club, S.W. ; 48,
York Terrace, N.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother George, b. 1810 ; m. 1845
Elizabeth, only dau. of — Hicks, Esq., of Norfolk.
PRITCHARD, Henry, Esq. (of Trescawen).
Eldest surviving son of the late W. Pritchard, Esq.,
by Ellen, dau. of W. Rowland, Esq., of Holyhead ;
h. 1800; s. his brother 1855; m. 1837 Martha,
dau. of J. Moulsdale, Esq., of Bryndyfryn. Edu-
cated at Shrewsbury and Jesus Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Anglesey (High
Sheriff 1829). — Trescawen, Anglesey.
Heir, his son Henry, b. 1838.
PRITCHARD, John, Esq. (of Broseley).
Son of J. Pritchard, Esq., Banker, of Bridgenorth ;
b. 1816 ; m. 1847 Jane, dau. of G. O. Gordon, Esq.
Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1841 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop, and a
Banker at Bridgenorth, which borough he has re-
presented since 1853. — The Hall, Broseley, Salop;
98, Eaton Square, S.W.
PRITTIE, Hon. Francis Sadleir (of the Lodge,
Clonmel).
Third brother of the 3rd Lord Dunalley ; h. 1811 ;
m. 1st 1838 Mary, dau. of the Hon. P. Rose, of
Rose House, Georgetown, Demerara(she d. 1844) ; .
2nd 1846 Susanna, only d.au. of W. H. Carter, Esq.,
of Castle Martin, co. Kildare (she d. 1856); 3rd 1858
Janet Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Edward Gonne Bell,
Esq., of Strearastown, co. Mayo. — The Lodge, Clon-
mel, CO. Tipperary.
PRITTIE, Hon. George Ponsonby (of Thorpe
HaU).
Next brother of the 3rd Lord Dunalley ; b. 1808 ;
m. 1841 Henrietta Hester, only dau. of the late
Lieutenant-Colonel Gregory. — Thorpe Hall, Clon-
mel, Ireland.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PROBY (Lord), Granville Leveson.
Second but eldest surviving son of the 3rd Earl of
Carysfort ; h. 1824 ; m. 1853 Augusta Maria, dau.
of the 2nd Earl of Listowel. Was formerly Caji-
tain 74th Highlanders ; elected M.P. for co. Wick-
low 1857, re-chosen 1859 ; appointed Comptroller
of the Household 1859. — Glenart Castle, co. Wick-
low ; 14, Halkin Street West, S.W.
PROBYN, John, Esq. (of Longhope Manor).
Eldest son of the late Very Eev. John Probyn,
Dean of LlandafF, by Anne, dau. of Eoynou Jones,
Esq., of Hay Hill and Naas House, co. Gloucester ;
h. 1787; in. 1823 Anna, younger dau. of the late
Thomas Lloyd, Esq., of Coedmore, co. Cardigan.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester ;
late Lieutenant in tlie 7tli Hussars, and afterwards
Captain inthe S. Gloucestershire ]\Iilitia. Descended
from one of the oldest families in the county, whose
monuments are in the chancel and otlier parts of
Newland Church. — The Manor House, Longhoije,
Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son Edmund, h. 1825 ; m. 1853 Char-
lotte Seymour, 2nd dau. of J. Jones, Esq., of Derry
Ormond, co. Cardigan.
PROCTOB, Sir 'William Beauchamp, Bart. (cr.
1744).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Beauchamp
Proctor, Bart., by Mary, dau. of Eobert I'almer,
Esq., of Sunning, Berks ; h. 1781 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1827 ; in. 1812 Anne, dau. of Thomas Gregory,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Nor-
folk, and Patron of 4 livings ; a Vice-Admiral E.N.,
on reserved half-pay ; served with distinction in
Egypt and the East Indies. — Langley Park, near
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk ; United Service Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Tliomas William, h. 1815 ; in. 1852
Caroline Esther, dau. of the 2nd Lord Radstock ;
has assumed the name of Proctor-Beauchamp.
PRODGERS, Rev. Edwin.
Fourth son of the late Edward Prodgers, Esq., by
Mary, eldest dau. of Giles Blower, Esq., of Per-
shore, co. Worcester; h. 178G ; m. 1828 Caroline,
dau. and co-heiress of John Blades, Esq., of Brock-
well Hall, Surrey. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1807, M.A. 1810, B.D. 1827); ap-
pointed Rector of Ayott St. Peter 1842 ; is a
Magistrate for Herts and Surrey. This family is
descended from the ancient family of the same
name in Monmouthshire ; the above branch re-
moved from there in the 16th century to Shropshire.
— The Rectory, Ayott St. I'eter, Welwyu, Herts ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edwin, educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; in Holy Orders ; h. 1833.
PROSSER, Francis Richard Wegg-, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Francis Haggitt, D.D.,
Rector of Nuneham Courtenay, Oxon, and Pre-
bendary of Durham, by Lucy, 3rd dau. of William
Parry, Esq., of King Street, "co. Hereford ; h. 1824.
Assumed the name of Wegg-Prosser on succeeding,
in 1849, to the property of the late Rev. Richard
Prosser, D.D., of Eelmont, Prebendary of Durham ;
m. 1850 Lady Harriet Catharine, 2nd dau. of the
late Earl Somers. Educated at Eton and Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1845); is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford (High Sheriff 1855) ;
■was M.P. for Herefordshire 1847-52.— Belmont,
near Hereford ; Carlton Club, S.W: ; Stafford
Club, W,
Heir, his son John Francis, h. 1854.
PROTHERO, Rev. Thomas (of Malpas Court).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Prothero, Esq. (who
was High Sheriff of co. Monmouth 1846), by Mary,
dau. of John Collins, Esq., of Ingatestone, co.
Hereford; h. 1811; .?. 1854; m. 1837 Georgiana
Mary, only dau. of the Rev. Matthew Marsh,
Chancellor and Canon of Salisbury. Educated at
Charterhouse and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1834, M.A. 1837) ; appointed Chaplain in Ordinary
to H.R.H. the Prince Consort 1849, to the Queen
1854 ; is a Magistrate for co. Monmouth.— Malpas
Court, near Newport, Monmouthshire.
Heir, his son Francis Thomas Egertoti, educated
at Eton and Balliol Coll., Oxford ; b. 1837.
PROWER, John Elton Mervin, Esq. (of Purton).
Only son of the Rev. Canon Prower, by Susan, dau.
and heiress of the late John Coles, Esq., of Codaxton
Park, CO. Glamorgan ; h. 1811 ; m. 1844 Harriet,
dau. of the late William Payn, Esq., of Kidwells,
Berks. Educated at the Charterhouse ; is a Magis-
trate for Wilts, and a Major in the Royal Wilts
Militia ; was formerly Captain 67th foot. — Purton
House, near Swindon, Wilts ; Garrick Club, W.C.
Heir, his son Mervyn, h. 1847.
PRYCE, John Brnce-, Esq. (of Duffryn).
Eldest sou of the late John Knight, Esq., of Fair-
lineh, Devon, and Llanblethian, Glamorganshire,
by Margaret, dau. of W^illiam Bruce, Esq., of Llan-
blethian ; h. 1784 ; m. 1st 1807 Sarah, dau. of Eev.
Hugh V.'illiams Austin, of island of Barbados ; 2nd
1844 Alicia Grant, dau. of William Bushby, Esq., of
Kirkmichael, Dumfriesshire. Educated at Sherborne
School and Exeter Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate ;
and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Glamorgan and Brecon
(High Sheriff for Gl.-imorganshire 1843). This
family is paternallj' of Shropshire, maternally of
Scottish origin. — Duffryn, near Cardiff, co. Gla-
morgan.
Heir, his son John Vi'yndham, h. 1809 ; m. 18 — •
Marianne, dau. of Colonel Cameron, of Swansea.
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PRYME, George, Esq. (of 'Wistow, Himts).
Eldest son of the late Christopher Pryme, Esq., of
Cottingham, co. York (who d. 1784), by Alice, dau.
of (^(eorge Diusdale, Esq., of Nappa Hall, York-
shire ; b. 1781 ; m. 1813 Jane Townley, dau. of
Thomas Thackeray, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1803, M.A. 1806), and was
for some years Fellow of Trinity ; called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1806 ; appointed Professor of
Political Economy in the LTniversity of Cambridge
1828 ; is a Magistrate for Hunts ; was M.P. for
Cambridge 1832-41. This is one of about eighty
Protestant refugee families who migrated from
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eastern France and the Netherlands to Hatfield,
near Doncaster, co. York, about 1628. — Wistow,
near Huntingdon ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou Charles De la Prjrae, h. 1815.
PKYOB, Arthur, Esq. (of Hylands).
Third son of the late Vickris Pry or, Esq., of Bal-
dock, Herts, by Jane Ann, dau. of John Peacock,
Esq., of London ; h. 18— ; m. 1841 Elizabeth
Sophia, eldest dau. of Tomkyns Dew, Esq., of
Whitney Court, co. Hereford. Is a Magistrate for
Essex. Purchased Hylands of Mr. John Attwood
in 1858. — Hylands, near Chelmsford, Essex.
Heir, his son Arthur Vickris, h. 1846.
PRYSE, Edward Lewis, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Pryse Pryse, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Cardigan 1818-49), by his 2nd wife
Jane, dau. of Peter Cavallier, Esq., of Whitby ;
h. 1817 ; s. his brother 1855. Educated at Eton ;
is Lord-Lieutenant of co. Cardigan ; entered the
Army 1837 ; formerly Captain 6th Dragoon Guards.
Members of this family have represented Cardigan
in Parliament for long periods the last two centuries.
— Gogerddan, near Cardigan ; Army and Navy
Club, S.W. ; 7, Lower Brook Street, W.
PUDSEY, John, Esq. (of Seisdon Hall).
Third son of the late George Aston, Esq., of New-
ton, CO. Salop, by Sarah, dau. of William Wheeler,
Esq., of Mahorrall, co. Hereford ; h. 1785 ; s. his
brother Thomas 1837 ; assumed the name of Pudsey
by Royal license, in compliance with the will of his
maternal grand-uncle. Was formerly Captain in
the Himley Troop of Queen's Own Royal Stafford-
shire Yeomanry. — Seisdon Hall, near Trysull, Staf-
fordshire.
PUGH, David, Esq. (of Llanerchydol).
Only son of the late Charles Pugh, Esq., of Perry
Hill, Kent, by Jane, dau. of W. Lloyd, Esq., of
Montgomery (a descendant of the Masons of
Wrocklejr, who represented the town of Mont-
gomery) ; J). 1789 ; m. 1814 Anne, only dau. of
Evan Vaughan, Esq., of Beguildy. Educated at
Trinity Coll., O.xford ; is a Magistrate and Dep,
Lieut, for co. Montgomery (High Sheriff 1823) ;
late Major Montgomery Yeomanry, and Recorder
of Welshpool ; was M.P. for Montgomery 1831-2,
and has sat for it since 1847. This family is de-
scended from Cadwgan, son of Elyslan Glodrydd,
Prince of Fferlys. — Llanerchydol, co. Montgomery;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles, late Captain 90th foot ;
h. 1818 ; m. 1849 Felicia Harriet, dau. of Captain
Gosling, R.N.
PUGH, David, Esq. (of Manoravon).
Eldest son of Colonel Pugh (Dep. Lieut, and for-
merly High Sheriff for co. Carmarthen), by Eliza-
beth, dau. of W. Brynon, Esq. ; h. 1806. Educated
at Rugby and Balliol Coll., Oxford ; called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple 1837, and goes the North-
ern Circuit; is a Magistrate for co. Carmarthen,
and Chairman of the Carmarthenshire Quarter
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Sessions ; has been M.P. for co. Carmarthen since
1857. — Manoravon, near Llandilo, Carmarthen-
shire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 4,
Paper Buildings, Temple, E.G.
PULESTON", Sir Bichard, Bart. (or. 1813).
Only son of the late Sir Richard Puleston, Bart.,
by Ellen, dau. of William Boats, Esq. ; h. 1789 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1840 ; m. 1st 1812 Anne, dau. of
Lieutenant-General England ; 2nd 1820 Mary,
dau. of J. Shaw, Esq. (she d. 1847). Educated
at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Flint (High Sheriff 1844) ; was formerly Colonel
Royal Flintshire Militia and Captain Shropshire
Militia. — Emral, near Wrexham, N. Wales.
Heir, his son Richard Price, late Captain 77th
foot; h. 1813; m. 1853 Catherine Judith, dau. of
Richard Fountayne Wilson, Esq., of Melton Park,
CO. York.
PULLEINE, James, Esq., F.G.S. (of Crako
Hall).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late H. P.
Pulleine, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of A. Askew,
Esq.; h. 1804; .s. 1833 ; m. 1841 Annie CaroUne,
eldest dau. of Edward Marjoribanks, Esq. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1827,
M.A. 1831) ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1832 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
N. Riding of Yorkshire, and a Director of the
North -Eastern Railway Company ; was formerly
Chairman of that Company, and also for sixteen
years Chairman of Quarter Sessions for the North
Riding of Yorkshire. This family has been for
many years resident in the county of York. — Crake
Hall, near Bedale, Yorkshire ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Robert, h. 1806.
PULLER.
(See Gihs-Puller.)
PUBCELL, John Mathew, Esq. (of Biirton
Park).
Only son of the late John M. Purcell, Esq., a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork, by Anna
Maria, dau. of M. K. Dempsey, Esq., of Kildare ;
h. 1852 ; s. 1853. Is a ward of the Court of Chan-
cery.— Burton Park, near Church town, co. Cork.
PUBCELL, Pierce, Esq. (of Dromore)
Eldest son of the late James Purcell, Esq., by
Ellen, dau. of W. P. Williamson, Esq., of Old
Dromore; b. 1811 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1856 Alicia Ellen,
2ud dau. of the late R. W. Gason, Esq., Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork. —
Dromore, near Mallow, co. Cork.
PUEDGlSr, Simon George, Esq. (of Tinerana).
Eldest son of the late William Casaubon Purdon,
Esq., of Tinerana, by Deborah, dau. of the late
Michael Head, Esq., of Derry Castle, co. Tippe-
rary ; h. 1797 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1836 Louisa Ehzabeth
Eleanor, 2nd dau. of the Hon. and Right Rev.
Richard Ponsonby, late Bishop of Derry and
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Eapboe. Educated at "Wincbester and Trinity
Coll., Oxford ; is a Mar;is*rate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Clare (High Sheriff 1S20) ; late Major of the
Clare Militia.- — Tinerana, near Killaloe, co. Clare.
Hdr, his son "William Casaubon, Lieutenant Eifle
Brigade.
PUENELL, Piirnell Braiisby, Esq. (of Stan-
combe Park).
Eldest son of the late Robert Bransby Cooper,
Esq., of Shottisham, Norfolk, for 12 years M.P.
for Gloucester, by Anne, only dau. of William
Purnell, Esq., of Ferney Hill, co. Gloucester;
h. 1791 ; s. to the estate in Gloucestershire 1812 ;
m. 1813 Charlotte Anne, 3rd dau. of Nathaniel
('lifFord, Esq., of Frampton Court. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester, and a Magistrate
for Wilts ; has been Cliairman of the Quarter
Sessions of co. Gloucester .since 1841. Is the
lineal representative of the families of Purnell of
Stinchcombe, co. Gloucester, and of Cooper and
Bransby, both of Norfolk. — Stanconibe Park, near
Dursley, Gloucestershire ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W. ; Queen's Hotel, Cork Street, W.
Heir, his eldest son John Bransby Purnell,
h. 1821, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
G loucester.
PURTON, Thomas Pardee, Esq. (of Paintree
Hall).
Eldest son of the late W. Purton, Esq., by Hester
', Maria, only child of Thomas Pardoe, Esq., of Fain-
tree ; h. 1801 ; s. 183.5 ; m. 1831 Caroline Frances,
4th dau. of Lionel Lampet, Esq. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1826) ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Salop. — Faintree Hall, near Bridge-
north, Salop.
llc'ir, bis son William Cecil Pardoe, h. 1835.
PURVIS, Arthur, Esq. (of Darsham HaU).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Charles Purvis, by
]\Iargaret Eleanor, dau. of J. Randall, Esq. (she d.
1859) ; h. 1813 ; s. 1859 ; )fc. 1847 Mary Jane, 2nd
dau. of Major-Gcneral Clark-Kennedy, C.B. ; was
formei'ly in the East-India Civil Service. This
family is of an ancient Scottish extraction. — Dar-
sham Hall, near Yoxford, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Arthur Kennedy, b. 1848.
PURVIS, Rev. Richard Portescue (of •Whits-
bury).
Only surviving son of the late Admiral John Child
Purvis, of Vicars Hill, Home, Hants, and brother
of the late Admiral John Brett Purvis, by Catha-
rine, dau. of John Sowers, Esq., Clerk of the
Cheque of H.]\I.'s Dockyard, Deptford ; l. 1789;
m. 1824 Elizabeth Helen, dau. of Rev. Thomas
Baker, Rector of Rollesby, Norfolk. Educated at
the Royal Naval Coll., Portsmouth, and Jesu.s
Coll., Cambridge (First class Law Tripos 1821,
LL.B. 1825) ; aTppointed Vicar of Whitsbury 1824 ;
is a Magistrate for Hants and Wilts, and Domestic
Chaplain to the Earl of Limerick ; is a retired
Captain of H.M.'s Indian Army, having medal and
clasp for battles in Nepaul under Sir David Och-
lerlony in 1816-17. This family is descended from
the Purves.ses of that ilk in Berwickshire, Baronets,
of Nova Scotia. — Whitsbury, near Breamore,
Hant.s.
Hdr, his son Fortescue Richard, h. 1828.
PUSEY, Sidney Edward Bouverie, Esq. (of
Pusey).
Only son of the late Philip Pusey, Esq., who was
M.P. for Berks 183.5-52, by Emily Frances Theresa,
2nd d.au. of 2nd Earl of Carnarvon ; h. 1839 ;
s. 1855. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
This family is a younger branch of the Bouveries
(now represented by the Earl of Radnor) ; the
grandfather of the present owner assumed the
additional name of Pusey, on succeeding, by be-
(juest, to the Pusey estates, which have been held
since the Saxon times by the tenure of a horn still
preserved at Pusey. — Pusey, near Farringdon,
Berks.
Heiresses Prcs., his sisters Edith, Lucy, and
Clara.
PUTLAND, Charles, Esq. (of Bray Head),
Second son of the late George Rutland, Esq., of
Bray (who d. 1811), by Kitty, dau. of Hon. John
Evans, of Bulgadden Hall, co. Limerick, brother of
George, 2nd^Lord Carbery ; h. 1785; s. 1841;
m. 1812 Constance, dau. of Hon. George INIassy.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1806) ; 'is
a Magistrate for co. Carlow. — Bray Head, co.
Wicklow ; Stephen's-Green Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Charles, Z-. 1813 ; ?)?. 1836 Charlotte,
dau. of Captain Christian, R.N.
PYE, Henry John, Esq. (of Clifton Hall).
Eldest son of the late Henry J. Pye, Esq. (some
time M.P. for Berks, and Poet Laureate), by his
2nd wife Martha, dau. of — Corbett, Esq. ; h.
1802 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1825 Mary Anne, 3rd dau. of
W. Walker, Esq., of East Barnet, Herts. Edu-
cated at Magdalen Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1821) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford
(High Sheriff 1840).— Clifton Hall, near Tamworth,
Staffordshire ; LTniversity and Oxford and Cam-
bridge Clubs, S.W.
Hiir, his son Henry John, in Holy Orders, and
Rector of Clifton C^ampville ; h. 1827; m. 1851
Emily Charlotte, dau. of the Right Rev. S. Wilber-
force, D.D., Lord Bishop of Oxford.
PYE.
(See Alinglon-Pije.)
PYKE, Rev. John.
Only son of the late John Pyke, Esq., by Anne
Hogg, dau. of Thomas Salmon, Esq., of Appledore ;
h. 1798 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1st 1832 Ellen Isabella, dau,
of Thomas Burnard, Esq. (who d. 1834) ; 2nd 1858
Elizabeth, dau. of John Nott, Esq. (who d. 1858).
Educated at Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821, M.A.
1824) ; is a Magistrate for Devon, Rector of Par-
racombe, and Chairman of the Board of Guardians
of the Barnstaple L^nion. — Parracombe, near Barn-
staple, Devon.
Heir, bis son John Nott, h. 1841.
528
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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PYM, Sir William, K.C.H., M.D. (cr. 1830).
Son of the liite Joseph Pym, Esq., of Pinley, co.
Warwick, by the dau. of Thomas Arnott, Esq.,
M.D., of Cupar, co. Fife ; b. 1771 ; entered the
Medical Service of the Navy in 1795 ; appointed
Inspector-General of Army Hospitals in 1816,
and Superintendent-General of Quarantine in the
United Kingdom 182(3 ; served in the West Indies
and in the Mediterranean.— 38, Upper Harley
Street, W.
PYM, Francis, Esq. (of the Hasells, Beds).
Eldest son of the late Francis Pym, Esq., M.P.,
by Ani!, dau. of Robert Palmer, Esq., of Hurst,
Berks ; b. 1790 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1810 Jane Elizabeth,
2nd dau. of 6th Earl of Leven and Melville. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1810) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds, and was for many
years Chairman of Bedfordshire Quarter Sessions.
— Iladwell House, near Baldock, Herts ; University
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis Leslie, b. 1818 ; vi. 1847
Mary Jemima, dau. of the Rev. Henry Palmer, of
Withcote, CO. Leicester.
PYBKB, Duncombe, Esq. (of Deane Hall).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Pyrke, Esq., of
Deane Hall, by Eliza, dau. of Thomas Apperley,
Esq., of Plas Grunnow, North Wales ; b. 1809 ;
s. 1851 ; m. 1883 Harriet, dau. of Rev. W. Mairis,
D.D., of West Lavington, Wilts. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester, and a Verderer
of the Forest of Dean ; was formerly in the 10th
Hussars. This family is a very ancient one in
Gloucestershire. — Deane Hall, near Newnham,
Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son Duncombe, b. 1830 ; m. 1857 Suisan,
dau. of Thomas Evans, Esq., M.D., of Gloucester.
PYTCHES, Thomas, Esq. (of Melton).
Only son of the late Thomas Pytches, Esq., by
Ehzabeth Susanna, dau. of the late Richard Rout,
Esq., of Abbot's Hall, Stowmarket ; b. 1803;
.?. 1824 ; m. 1841 Ann, only dau. of the late Rev.
Thomas Carthew, of Woodbridge. Educated at
Harrow and Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825) ;
appointed Captain E. Suffolk Militia 1825, Major
1827 ; retired 1854 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Suffolk. This family was formerly of
Hundon, Suffolk. — Melton, near Woodbridge, Suf-
folk.
Jlcir, his son John Thomas, b. 1843.
Q,UAYLE, Mark Hildesley, Esq. (of Crogga).
Only son of the late Mark H. Quayle, Esq., of
Castletown, Isle of Man, by Mary, eldest dau. of
Senhouse Wilson, Esq., of Farm Hill, near Dou-
glas ; b. 1804 ; w. 1837 Mary Jane Hamilton, dau.
of James Spedding, Esq. Called to the Manks
Bar 1825 ; promoted to the Bench as Clerk of
the Rolls of the Isle of Man 1847 ; is a Magistrate
and Member of the Legislative and Executive
Council of that island. This family have held
lands iu the parish of ]!>Ialew from the earliest time
to which the recoids of the island extend. — Crogga,
near Douglas, Isle of Man.
Heir, his son John, b. 1840.
QUEEKSBERRY (Marquis of), John Sholto
Douglas (cr. 1682).
Eldest son of the 7t]i Marquis, by Caroline Mar-
garet, dau. of Major-General Sir W. R. Clayton,
Bart. ; b. 1844 ; s. 1858. Is descended from a
common ancestor with the Duke of Hamilton.—
Glenstewart, Kinmount. co. Dumfries.
Heir Pres., his brother Lord Francis William,
b. 184-.
QUICKE, John, Esq.* (of Newton House).
Eldest son of the late J. Quicke, Esq., by Emilia,
sister of Sir Alexander Cumminsr, of Altyre, N.B.,
Bart. ; b. 1783; .5. 1830 ; m. 1814 Frances Cathe-
rine, youngest dau. of Thomas Gumming, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Merton Coll., Oxford ; is
a Magisti-ate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon (High
Sheriff 1833) ; was formerly Captain in King's
Dragoon Guards. This family have been settled
at Newton St. Cyres since the reigti of Henry VII.,
when they removed from Somerset. — Newton
House, near Exeter, Devon.
Ifeir, his son John, b. 1816 ; m. 1847 Mary
Elizabeth, only dau. of Thomas Wentworth Gould,
Esq., of Bathealton Court, Somerset.
QUIN, Lord George.
Second son of the 1st Marquis of Headfort ; b.
1792 ; m. 1st 1811 Georgiana Charlotte, dau. of
2nd Earl Spencer {d. 1823) ; 2nd 1847 Louisa Mary
Isabella, dau. of the late Sir J. Ramsden, Bart.
Educated at Eton ; has assumed the name of Quin ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cavan. —
Headfort, co. Cavan ; 15, Belgrave Square, S.W.
QUIW, 'William, Esq. (of Loughloher Castle).
Eldest son of the late William Quin, Esq. (who was
High Sheriff of co. Tipperary 1813), by Mary
Jamiraa, dau. of J. Going, Esq., of Killough Hill ;
b. 1800 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1832 Ellen, dau. of Brook
Brazier, Esq., of Mitchell's Fort. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Tipperarj'. — Loughloher Castle, near
Cahir, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son WiUiam, Captain Tipperary Artil-
lery, 6. 1841.
QUIISriKr, Peter, Esq. (of The Agency).
Fourth son of the late John Quinn, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of the late Rev. W. Campbell, Vicar of
Newry ; b. 1814 ; in. 1835 Sara Jane, dau. of the
Rev. Josiah Erskine, Rector of Knockbride, co.
Cavan. Is a Magistrate for co. Armagh ; formerly
a INIerchant in Newry ; elected M.P. for Newry
1859. — The Agency, Poyntz-pass, Loughbrickland,
Ireland.
RABETT, Rev. Reginald (of Bramfield Hall).
Eldest son of the late R. Rabett, Esq., Magis-
trate for Suffolk, by Mary, only dau. of the late
* Died whilst these sheets were at preFs.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Matthias KerrisoD, Esq., great-grandson of Regi-
nald Eabett, Esq., who was High Sheriff of Suffolk
1737, and grandson of Reginald Rabett, Esq., who
was High Sheriff 1778 ; h. 1795; s. 1832 ; in. 1828
Mai'j', eldest dau. of Richard Bickerton, Esq.
Educated at Harrow and Queen's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1819, M.A. 1822) ; was Vicar of Thornton,
CO. Leicester, 1831-57 ; instituted Rector of Pass-
enham, co. Northampton, 1857. This is one of
the most ancient families in Suffolk.* ^Brauifield
Hall, near Saxmundhani, Suffolk.
Heir, his nephew Reginald, h. 1842, son of Cap-
tain George Wm. Rabett, R.N., by Lady Lucy
Louisa Maria, sister of 3rd Earl of Winterton.
BADCLIFFE, Sir Joseph, Bart. (er. 1813).
Only son of the late Rev. Joseph Pickford-Rad-
cliffe, by Mary, only dau. of Sir John Archibald
Grant, Bart., of Monymusk ; h. 1799 ; s. his grand-
father as 2nd Bart. 1819 ; m. 1819 Jacobina Maria,
dau. of the late Captain John Macdonell, of
Leagh, co. Inverness. Educated at Westminster ;
was High Sheriff of Yorkshire 1857 ; formerly a
Major in the Army ; is Patron of 1 living. This
family is descended in the female line from the
Radcliffes, Earls of Sussex {cxt.). — Rudding Park,
near Wetherby, Yorkshire ; Royston Hall^ Lanca-
shire.
Heir, his son Joseph Percival (whom see).
RADCLIFFE, Joseph Percival Piekford, Esq.
(of Caverswall Castle).
Eldest son of Sir J. Radclitfe, Bart., of Rudding
Park, Yorkshire (whom see), by Jacobina Maria,
dau. of the late Captain John Macdonell, of Leek,
CO. Inverness ; h. 1824 ; m. 1854 Katharine Mary
Elizabeth, only surviving child of the late Sir E.
Doughty, Bart., of Tichborne Park, Hants, and
grand-dau. of the 9th Lord Arundell of Wardour.
Educated at Catharine Hall, Cambridge. — Cavers-
wall Castle, near Cheadle, Staffordshire ; Stafford
Club, W.
Heir, his son Joseph Edward, h. 1858.
KADFOBD, Edwrard, Esq. (of Tansley "Wood).
Sixth son of the late John Radford, Esq., of
Smalley, co. Derby, by Theophila, dau. of Alex-
ander Yaughan, Esq., of Hergest Court, co. Here-
ford ; h. 1788 ; m. 1820 Eliza Diana, youngest
dau. of Childers Walbanke Childers, Esq., of Carr
House, and of Cantley, co. York. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep, Lieut, for co. Derby. — Tansley
Wood, near Matlock, Derbysliire.
Heir, his son Childers Charles, h. 1S2S ; m. 1855'
Mary Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Major James Hurt,
of Wirksworth, co. Derby.
RADFOBD, John, Esq.. (of SmaUey Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Radford, Esq., of
Smallej', by Theophila, dau. of Alexander Yaughan,
Esq., of Rowbatch, co. Radnor; h. 1778 ; s. 1834;
m. 1836 Mary Buttle, dau. of James Dowker, Esq.,
of North Dalton, co. York. Educated at Derby ;
* See Gardner's " Historical Account of the Ancient City
and Borough of Dunwich."
appointed in 1828 a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Derby, and a Magistrate for Notts. — Smal-
ley Hall, near Derby.
Heir, his son Arthur, h, 1848.
HADNOIl (Earl of), William Pleydell Bouverie
(er. 1765),
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Anne, dau. of Lord
Feversham ; h. 1779 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1st 1800 Katha-
rine, dau. of the late Eaid of Lincoln; 2nd 1814
Judith Anne, dau. of the late Sir H. Mildmay,
Bart. ; 2nd title Viscount Folkestone. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Bei'ks and Wilts ; was
M.P, for Salisbury 1802-28 ; Patron of 7 livings.
This family is of French Huguenot extraction. —
Coleshill House, near Farringdon, Berks ; Long-
ford Castle, near Salisbury, Wilts ; Reform Clhb,
S.W. ; 44, AVilton Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Folkestone (whom see).
BADSTOCK (Lord), GranviUe Augustus ■Wil-
liam Waldegrave (cr. 1800).
Only sou of the 2nd Lord, by Esther Caroline, dau.
of the late John Puget, Esq., of Totteridfje, Herts ;
&. 1833; s. 1857 ; m. 1858 Susan Charlotte, dau.
of J. H. Calcraft, Esq., of Rempstone Hall, Dorset.
Educated at Harrow ; graduated B.A. in honours
at Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1854. Represents a younger
branch of the family of Earl Waldegrave. — Deyon-
shire Place, AV.
Heir, his son, h. 1859.
E,AD STOCK, Dowager Lady.
Esther Caroline, dau. of the late J. Puget, Esq. ;
m. 1823 Granville George, 2nd Lord Radstock
(who d. 1857).— 26, Portland Place, W.
EAE, Sir WiUiam, Knt., M.D. (cr. 1858).
Son of the late M. Rae, Esq., of Park End, co.
Dumfries ; h. 1786 ; m. 1st 1814 Mary, dau. of
R. Bell, Esq. ; 2nd 1831 Maria, dau. of General
Lee. Educated at Edinburgh ; is Inspector-Gene-
ral of Hospitals and Fleets. — Trafalgar Lawn, near
Barnstaple, Devon.
SAE, Edward, Esq. (of Keel House).
Eldest son of the late Giles Rae, Esq., by Deborah,
dau. of John Langford, Esq., of Castle Langford ;
h. 1814 ; s. 1841. Is a ]\Iagistrate for co. Kerry.
— Keel House, near Castlemaine, co. Kerry.
RAE, Langford, Escj.. (of MoTintain Lodge).
Third son of the late Giles Rae, Esq., by Deborah,
dau. of John Langford, Esq., of Killorglin Castle,
CO. Kerry ; h. IS — . Is a Magistrate for co. Tip-
perary. Lieutenant 7th Lancashire Rifles, and an
Associate of the Institution of Civil Engineers of
Ireland. This family was formerly of co. Caith-
ness, and have been settled in the south of Ireland
250 years. — Mountain Lodge, Mitchelstovvn, co,
Tipperarj'^ ; Keel House, Castlemaine, co. Kerry.
RAPPLES, the Rev. Thomas, D.D., LL.D.,
P.Z.S.
Only son of the late W. RafHes, Esq., by Rachel, dau,
of Mr. Richard Dunsby, of Wells, Norfolk ; b. 1788 ;
530
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Rani
s. 182G ; m. 1815 Mary Catherine, only dau. of
James Hargreaves, Esq. Educated at the Old
Coll., Homerton, London ; appointed Minister of
Great George-Street Chapel, Liverj)ool, 1811. —
Edge Hill, Liverpool.
I/cir, his son Thomas Stamford, B.A., Earrister-
at-Lavv' ; h. 1818 ; vi. 1849 Maria, elder dau. of the
late Edward Cearns, jun., Esq.
RAGLATnT (Lord), Richard Henry PitzRoy
Somerset (cr. 1852).
Only surviving son of the 1st Lord (who was a son
of the 5th Duke of Beaufort, and a Field-Marshal
in the Army, commanded the British Forces in the
Crimea 185-1-5), by Emily Harriet, dau. of the 3rd
Earl of Mornington ; b. 1817 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1856
Georgiaua, dau. of Henry, 4th Earl Beaucharap.
Educated at Westminster ; is Lieutenant Glouces-
tershire Hussars ; was formerly in the Ceylon Civil
Service ; was Secretary to the King of Hanover
1849-55. Enjoys a pension of £2,000 for his
father's services. — 58, Kutland Gate, S.W.
Heir, his son George FitzRoy Henry, b, 1857.
RAGLAN, Dowager Lady.
Emily Harriet, 2nd dau. of the 3rd Earl of Morn-
ington ; 7)1. 1814 F.M. the 1st Lord Raglan, who
d. in the Crimea 1855, — 5, Great Stanhope Street,
W.
RAIKES, Henry, Esq. (of Llwynegrin).
Eldest son of the late Eev. H. Kaikes, Chancellor
of Chester, by Augusta, dau. of J. J. Whittington,
Esq., of Yoxford, Suffolk; b. 1811; s. 1854;
'M. 183G Lucy Charlotte, youngest dau. of the late
Ven. Archdeacon Wrangham. Educated at Cor-
pus Christi Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833, M.A.
1836) ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1837 ; appointed Registrar of the Diocese of Ches-
ter 1837 ; is a Magistrate for Chester and co. Flint
(High SherifiF 1854), and a Member of the Philo-
logical and Ethnological Societies ; has published
the "Development of the English Constitution,"
and other legal and political tracts. This family
was formerly seated in Gloucestershire, and subse-
quently ia Kent and Sussex. — Llwynegrin Hall,
near Mold, Flintshire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Cecil, b. 1838.
RAIKES, Robert, Esq. (of East Dale House).
Second son of the late Robert Raikes, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Thomas Williamson, Esq. of Welton
House ; b. 1801 ; m. 1827 Eleanor Catherine, eldest
dau. of Rear- Admiral Puget, C.B. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. -Lieut, fur the East Riding of Yorkshire,
and a Magistrate for Kingston-upon-HuU ; was
formerly an Alderman of HuU. An ancestor of
this family (Thomas Raikes) was Sheriff of Hull
temp. James I., and three times Mayor temp.
Charles I. A Robert Raikes also was Sheriff in
1629. — East Dale House, near Brough, Yorkshire.
RAINES, 'William, Esq. (of 'Wyton Hall).
Eldest son of the late W. Raines, Esq., by Fanny,
only dau. of Marmaduke Browne, Esq. ; b. 1808.
531
Called to the Bal- at Lincoln's Inn 1833 ; appointed
Judge of the Hull and East Yorkshire County
Courts 1847 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieiit. for
the East Riding of Yoikshire. — Wyton Hall, near
Hull, Yorkshire ; Athengeum Club, S.W.
RAINSPORD-HANNAY, Frederick, Esq. (of
Kirkdale).
Son of the late Thomas Rainsford, Esq., of 2nd Life-
guards, by Jane, dau. of Sir Samuel Hannay, Bart.,
of Mochrum and Kirkdale ; b. 1810 ; s. his brother
1856 ; m. 1840 Rhoda, dau. of the late Charles
Johnston, Esq. Educated at Edinburgh Univer-
sity ; is a Magistrate for co. Kirkcudbright ; ap-
pointed to the Bengal Army 1828, retired 1853 with
the rank of Major. The Baronetcy in this family
became extinct on the death of Sir Samuel Hannay
in 1841. — Kirkdale, near Gatehouse, Kirkcud-
brightshire.
Heir, his son Ramsay William, b. 1844.
RAIT, Major James (of Anniston House).
Eldest son of the late John Rait, Esq., of Annis-
ton House, by Elizabeth, dau. of J. Guthrie, Esq.,
of Craigie, co. Forfar ; b. 1805 ; m. 1838 Clemen-
tina, 2nd dau. of David, late Earl of Airlie. Edu-
cated at Eton, Edinburgh, and the University of
St. Andrew's ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Forfar, and a Major Forfarshire Militia ; was foi--
merly Captain 15th Hussars, and commanded a
regiment in the British Legion in Spain 1835-7;
is a K.S.F. of St. Fernando. — Anniston House,
Forfarshire.
Heir, his son Arthur John, Lieutenant R.A.,
b. 1839.
RAM, Stephen, Esq. (of Ramsfort).
Eldest son of the late Abel Ram, Esq., by Eleanor
Sarah, dau. of Jerome Knapp, Esq., Barrister-at-
Law ; b. 1818 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1839 Mary Christian,
dau. of James A. Casamajor, Esq. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Wexford (High Sheriff 1840).
This family settled in Ireland from Kent temp.
Queen Elizabeth. — Ramsfort, near Gorey, co. Wex-
ford ; Portswood Lodge, near Southampton, Hants ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 36, Prince's Gate, W.
Heir, his, son Stephen James, b. 1840; became
Ensign and Lieutenant Scots Fusilier Guards 1859.
RAMSAY, Sir George, Bart, (of Bamff), (cr.
1666).
Second son of the late Sir W. Ramsa}', B.irt., by
Agnata Frances, dau. of J. H. Biscoe, Esq., of
Ilookwood, Surrey ; b. 1800 ; s. his brother as 9th
Bart. 1859; m. 1830 Emily Eugenia, dau. of Henry
Lennon, Esq. (late of the 49th foot). Educated at
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Canibridge (B.A. 1822) ;
author of "An Essay on the Distribution of
Wealth," "Principles of Psychology," "A Classi-
fication of the Sciences," and other works. This
family are sprung from a common ancestor with
the Marquis of Dalhousie, being lineally' descended,
in the male line, from Nessus de Ramsay, principal
physician to Alexander II. of Scotland, who, by
2 M 2
Ram;
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Eoyal cliaiter gave hiui the lands of Banitf in
123-2.— Bamfl' House, near Alytb, Perthsbiie, N.B.
Ilcir, Iiis sou James Henry, M.A., of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; h. 1832.
RAMSAY, Sir Alexander, Bart, (of Balmaiu), (cr.
180G).
Eldest son of the late Sir Alexander Eamsay, Bart.,
l>y Jane, dau. of Major Russell, of Blackhall, N.B. ;
h. 1813; x. as 3rd Bart. 1852; m. 1835 Ellen
Matilda, dau. of John Ent\vi.sle, Esq., of Foxholes,
CO. Lancaster. Educated at Dresden ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kincardine ; formerly
Lieutenant S5tli foot ; was M.l*. for Rochdale
1857-9. The 1st Bart, assumed the name of
Ramsay in place of Burnett. — Balmaiu, near
Fettercairn, Kincardine.shire, N.B. ; Lansdowne,
C'lieltenham ; L^nion Club, S.W.
Ihir, his son Alexander Entwi.sle, h. 1837.
RAMS AY, Charles "William Ramsay, Esq. (of
Barnton).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Ramsay
Ramsaj', Esq., some time M.P. for Midlothian, by
Mary, only dau. of Lord Torphichen ; h. 1844 ;
s. 1850. Educated at Eton. This family is de-
scended from a coujmon ancestor with the Marquis
of Dalbousie. — Barnton, near Edinburgh ; Sauehie,
near Stirling, N.B.
RAMSAY, Major-General James.
'J'hird son of the late Lieutenaut-General Hon.
John Ramsay (4th son of the 8tli Earl of Dal-
bousie), by Mary, dau. of P. Delisle, Esq. ; h. 1808 ;
VI. 1840 Harriet Charlotte, dau. of the late W. R.
Burlton Bennett, Esq., of the Bengal Civil Ser-
vice. Educated at the ]\Iilitary Coll., Addiscombe ;
appointed to the Indian Army 1824 ; was C'ommis-
sary-General in Bengal 1852-8 ; became a Major-
General 1859. — Oriental Club, A\'. ; United Service
Club, S.W. ; 1, Sussex Square, Hyde Park, W.
Ifeir, his son James Andrew, b. 1850.
RAMSAY, John, Esq. (of Barra).
Only son of the late John Ramsay, Esq., of Barra,
CO. Aberdeen, by Susan, 3rd dau. of the late Alex-
ander Inne.s, Esq., of Pitmedden, co. Aberdeen ;
b. 1831; .«. 1832; j;i. 1858 Leonora Sophia, only
dau. of the Rev. Nathaniel Bond, of The Grange,
Dorset. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1855, M.A. 1858); is a Magistrate
for CO. Aberdeen, and Captain Roj-al Aberdeenshire
Highlanders. This family is a branch of the family
of Inncs, Bart., of Edingight ; the grandfather of
the present proprietor, John Innes, Esq., having
assumed the name of Ramsay on marrying Mary,
dau. and heiress of John Ramsay, Esq., of Barra.
• — Straloch, near Aberdeen ; Barra Castle, by Old
Meldrum, N.B. ; Junior United Service and Carl-
ton Clubs, S.W.
RAMSAY, Robert Balfour "Wardlaw-, Esq. (of
WTiitehiU).
Second son of the late R. Wardlaw Ramsay, Esq.,
by Anne, 2nd dau. of Alexander, 6th Earl of Bal-
carres ; h. 1815; s. 1837; wi. 1841 Louisa Jane,
3rd dau. of George, 8th Marquis of Tweeddale.
Educated at Edinburgh and Haileybury Coll. ; is a-
Magistrate and Dej). Lieut, for Midlothian ; was
formerly in the E.I.Co.'s Civil Service, Bengal.
This family is a branch of the family of Dalbousie,
in the female line, and representative of Wardlaws
of Abden, co. Fife, in the male line. — Whitehill,
near Edinburgh ; Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire,
N.B.
Iliir, his son Robert George, h. 1852.
RAMSBOTHAM, James, Esq. (of Crowborough
Warren).
Eldest surviving son of the late Thomas Rams-
botham, Esq., by Esther, dau. of James Openshaw,
Esq., of Redvales, co. Lancaster ; b. 1814 ;
s. 1839 ; m. 1837 Jane, dau. of Joshua Fielden,
Esq., of Todmorden. Educated at Shrewsbury
and St. John's Coll., Cambridge. This family vvas
formerly of Centre Vale, Todmorden, and of Old
Hall, Stand, both in the county of Lancaster. — ■
Crowborough Warren, near Tunbridge Wells.
RAMSDEN, Sir John WTilliam, Bart. (cr. 1689).
Eldest son of the late John Charles Rarasden, Esq.
(some time M.P. for Malton), by Isabella, dau. of
Thomas Lord Dundas ; h. 1831 ; s. his grandfather
as 5th Bart. 1839. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1852) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for W. Riding of Yorkshire, and Patron
of 2 livings ; has been M.P. for the W. Riding
since 1859 ; was M.P. for Taunton 1853-7, for
Hythe 1857-9 ; Under-Secretary of State for War
1857-8. — Byram Hall, near Ferrybridge, Y'^ork-
shire ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 6, Upper Brook
Street, W.
Heir Prca., his uncle Henry Jame.s, b. 179-;
)/;. 1829 Frederica Selina, dau. of 1st Lord Ellen-
borough,
RAMSDEN, Hon. Mrs.
Frederica Selina, 4th dau. of 1st Lord Ellen-
borough ; ■);(. 1829 Captain 11. J. Ramsden. — Ox-
ton Hall, near Tadcaster, Y^orkshiie ; 14, Portman
Square, W.
RAMSDEN, Robert, Esq. (of Carlton Hall).
Eldest son of the late R. Ramsden, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of C. Uppleby, Esq., and widow of Abel
Smith, Esq. ; b. 1784 ; .9. 1830 ; m. 1816 Frances
Matilda, 4th dau. of John Plumptre, Esq. Edu-
cated at Trinity -Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1807,
M.A. 1810) ; is a Magistrate for Notts (High
Sheriff 1837). — Carlton Hall, near Worksop,
Notts.
Heir, his son Robert John, h. 1817; m. 1844
Mary, dau. of the Rev. Henry Gipps.
RAWBLAGH (Viscormt), Thomas Heron Jones
(cr. 1628).
Only son of the 6tli Viscount, by his 2nd wife Eliza-
beth Caroline, dau. of the late Sir P. Stevens,
Bart. ; b. 1812 ; s. 1820. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Mid-
dlesex ; late Lieutenant 1st Life-guards; served
in Spain 1835-7. — Fulham, Middlesex, S.W. ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 7, New Burlington Street,
W.
Heir Pn.
(whom see).
his uncle Alexander Montgomery
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Raw
BANFUBLY (Earl of), Thomas Granville
Henry Stuart Knox (or. 1831).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Harriet, dau. of the
late J. Rimington, Esq. of Bromhead Hall, co.
York ; h. 1849 ; s. 1858 ; 2nd title Viscount North-
land.— Dungannon Park, co. Tyrone.
Heir Pres., his brother Uchter John Mark,
h. 1856.
BANFUKLY, Countess Dowager of.
Mary Juliana, dau. of the late Archbishop (Stuart)
of Armagh ; m. 1815 Thomas, 2nd Earl of Rau-
furly, who d. 1858. — Dungannon Park, co, Tyrone.
BAPEB.
(See LampluyU-Raper.)
EASHLEIGH, Sir Colman, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Only son of the late Sir John Colman Rashleigh,
Bart., of Prideaux, by Harriet, dau. of Robert
Williams, Esq., M.P., of Bridehead, Dor.set ;
h. 1819 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1847 ; m. 1845 Mary
Anne, dau. of N. Kendall, Esq., M.P. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall (High Sheriff
1851), a Special Deputy Warden of the Stannaries,
and Lieutenant-Colonel of the Roynl Cornwall and
Devon Miners' Artillery Militia. This family is a
branch of the Rashleighs of Menabilly (whom see).
— Prideaux, near St. Austel, Cornwall ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Colman Battie, h. 1846.
BASHLEIGH, ■William, Esq. (of Menabilly).
Eldest son of the late W. Rashleigh, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Fowey 1810-28), by his 2nd wife
Caroline, dau. of H. Hinxman, Esq., of Ivy Church,
Wilts; h. 1817 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1843 Catherine, eldest
dau. of Robert Walter, 11th LordBlantyre. Edu-
cated for the Army ; was attached as a Volunteer
to Admiral Plumridge in H.M.'s .ship Leopard, in
the Baltic expedition, and was in action with that
ship under a very heavy fire from the enemy at the
capture of Bomarsund ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Cornwall, and a Lieutenant in the Royal
Cornwall Rangers Rifle regiment; was M.P, for
East Cornwall 1841-7. This family is of very
ancient descent, and long resident in Cornwall, and
many of it.s members have had seats in Parliament
from an eaily period of history. — Menabilly, near
Fowey, Cornwall ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 31, Hill
Street, Berkeley Square, W.
Heiress, his dau. Edith Frances.
BASHLEIGH, Jonathan, Esq.
Second son of the late W. Rashleigh, Esq., of Mena-
billy, Cornwall, by Caroline, eldest dau. of Henry
Hinxman, Esq., of Ivy Church House, Wilts, and
brother of W. Rashleigh, Esq., of Menabilly (whom
see) ; h. 1820; m. 1843 Mary Pole, eldest dau. of
W. Stuart, Esq., of Aldenham Abbey, Herts (she
d. 1852). Educated at Harrow and Balliol Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1842). — 3, Cumberland Terrace,
N.W.
Heir, his son Jonathan, h. 1845.
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BATCLIFP, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1858).
Eldest son of the late John Ratcliff, Esq., of Led-
bury, CO. Hereford (who d. 1836), by Mary, dau. of
John Lockett, Esq. ; h. 1798 ; in. 1829 Jane, dau.
of George Pugh, Esq., of Coalport, co. Salop. Is
a Magistrate for Birmingham, of which place he
was Mayor in 1857-8-9 ; was knighted when
Mayor of that borough on the Queen's visit in
1858. — Wyddriugton, near Edgbaston, Warwick-
shire.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles, of Downing
Coll., Cambridge, and of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-
at-Law.
BATTBAY, Vice-Admiral James (of Barford
House).
Son of the late David Rattray, Esq., M.D., of
Coventry, by Dora, dau. of John Arnold, Esq, ;
h. 1786 ; m. 1828 Emily, dau. of John Vivian, Esq.,
of Claverton, Somerset. Entered the Navy 1800,
became a Vice-Admiral 1857 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick. This fixmily,
formerly of Dummie and Corb, co. Perth, were
zealous adherents of the cause of the Stuarts. —
Barford House, near Warwick ; United Service
Club, S.W. ; 9, Hanover Terrace, Regent's Park,
N.W.
Heir, his son Grantham Yorke Runnygullion,
b. 1834.
BATTBAY.
(See Clerlc-Ratlrcuj.)
BAVENS^WOBTH (Lord), Henry Thomas Lid-
dell (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Maria Susanna,
dau. of J. Simpson, Esq. ; h. 1797 ; s. 1855 ; m.
1820 Isabella Horatia, dau. of Lord G. Seymour
(she d. 1856). Educated at Eton ; is a Dep. Lieut,
for Durham, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Northumberland ; was M.P. for Northumberland
1826-30, for N. Durham 1837-47, for Liverpool
1853-5. Patronage 2 livings. Represents an an-
cient Border family. — Eslington Park, near Aln-
wick, Northumberland ; RavensworLli Castle, near
Gateshead, co. Durham ; Carlton and Travellers'
Clubs, S.W. ; Percy's Cross, Fulham, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry George, h. 1821 ; m. 1852
Mary Diana, dau, of Captain Orlando Gunning
Sutton, R.N. ; educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Durham and a Dep.
Lieut, for Northumberland ; has been M.P. for S.
Northumberland since 1852.
BAWLING S, Hem-y Peter, Esq. (of St. Ed-'
mund's).
Third son of the late Rev. William Rawlings, Vicar
of Padstow, Cornwall, by Susanna, dau. of Peter
Salmon, Esq., of Padstow ; h. 1796. Is a Magis-
trate for Cornwall.— St. Edmund'.s, Padstow, Corn-
wall.
BAWLINGS, Bev. James.
Fourth son of the late Rev. W. Rawlings (many
years Vicar of Padstow), by Susanna, dau. of Peter
Salmon, Esq., of Padstow ; 6. 1802 ; m. 1842 Eliza-
Kaw]
COUNTY FAIMILTES OF
betb, dau. of Henry Petbick, Esq., M.D., of Park
Cottage, Launceston. Educated at Queen's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1S26, M.A. 1829) ; is Eector of
St. PiuDock. — St. Pinnock Rectory, near Liskeard,
Cornwall.
RAWLINGS, Bev. William.
Eldest son of ilie late Pev. William Rawliugs
(many years Vicar of Padstow, Cornwall), by
Susanna, dau. of Peter Salmon, Esq., of Padstow ;
h. 1790 : vi. 1821 Caroline, dau. of John Rogers,
Esq., of Penrose, and niece of the late Lord de
Dunstanville. Educated at Tiverton and St. Ed-
mund's Hall, Oxford (B.A. 1811) ; is Eector of
Lansallos. — Lansallos Rectory, near Polperro,
Cornwall.
RAWLINSOK", Sir Christoplier, Knt. (cr. 1847).
Son of the late J. Eawlinson, Esq., of Alresford,
Hants ; h. 1806 ; m,. 1847 Georgina Maria, dau. of
A. R. Sidebottom, Esq. Educated at the Charter-
bouse and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1828) ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1831 ; was
Recorder of Prince of Wales' Island 1847-50, Chief
Justice of Madras 1850-9.
RAWLIlSrSOlSr, sir Henry Creswdcke, K.C.B.
(cr. 1856).
Son of A. T. Rawlinson, Esq., of Chadlington,
Oxon, by the dau. and co-heir of H. Creswicke,
E-q. ; h. 1810. Educated at Ealing; isMajor East-
India Company's service (Bombay), and Lieutenant-
Colonel in the Ottoman dominions ; late Political
Agent at Candahar and Consul-General at Bagdad :
served in Affghanistan ; is author of several learned
papers pubUshed in the Journals of the Royal
Asiatic and Geographical Societies ; discovered the
interpretation of the ancient cuneiform inscriptions
at Babylon and Nineveh ; appointed an East-India
Company Director 1856, a Member of Council for
India 1858, Envoy Extraordinary to Persia, with
the local rank of Major-General in that country,
1859 ; was M.P. for Eeigate February— OctobeV,
1858.— Oriental Club, W. ; 21, Langhani Place, W.
RAWLINSOlSr, John Job, Esq. (of Duddonball).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Rawlinson,
Esq., by Catherine, dau. of the late John Waldie,
Esci-, of Hendersyde Park, co. Roxburgh; h. 1798;
m. 183] Mary, eldest dau. of the Rev, John Romney,
B.D., of Whitestock Hall, co. Lancaster. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1821, M.A.
1824), and was some time Fellow of Trinity Coll. ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1826 ;
is a Magistrate for Lancashire. — Duddonhall,
Broughton-in-Furness, near Ulverston ; Gray-
thwaite, near Newton-in-Cartmel, Lancashire.
Heir, his son William Sawrey, Captain Gth Innis-
killing Dragoons, h. 1835.
RAWSON, Chi-istopher, Esq. (of The Hurst).
Eldest son of Thomas Samuel Rawsou, Esq., late
of Bridgnn Place, Bexley, Kent, by Sarah Colbeck,
dau. of Richard Holdsworth, Esq., of ^Vest End,
near Otley, co. York ; h. 1816 ; m. 1840 Ellen
Frances, dau, of John Naylor Wi'igbt, Esq,, of
Beaumaris, Anglesey. Is a Magistrate for Surrey.
This family is a branch of the Rawsons of York-
shire.— The Hurst, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey.
Ileh; his son Christopher Wright, b. 1842.
RAWSOIiT, WiUiam Hem-y, Esq. (of Haughend).
Son of the late John Rawson, Esq., of Stonyroyd,
CO. York, by Nelly, dau. of David Stansfeld, Esq.,
of Hope House, near Halifax ; b. 1781 ; m. 1806
Mary, dau. of John Priestley, Esq., of Thorpe, near
Halifax, — Haughend, near Halifax, Yorkshire.
Ileh; his son William Henry, of Mill House
(whom see),
RAWSON, "WiUiam Henry, Esq. (of Mill House).
Eldest son of WiUiam Henry Raw.son, Esq. (whom
see), by Mary, dau. of .John Priestley, Esq., of
Thorpe, near Halifax; h. 1812; m. 1847 Ellen
Louisa, dau. of Amaziah Empson, Esq., Spellow
Hill, Knaresborough. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire. — Mill
House, near Halifax, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son William Henry, h. 1848.
RAWSOIST, the Misses (of TsTidd HaU).
Mary and Elizabeth, daus. of the late Benjamin Raw-
son, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Plumbe,
Esq., of Bolton ; s. 1844. — Nidd Hall, near Knares-
borough, Yorkshire.
RA^T'STORNE, Lawrence, Esq. (of Penwortham
Priory).
Eldest son of the late Lawrence Rawstorne, Esq.,
of Penwortham, v/ho was a I\Iagistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Lanca.shire, and Colonel in the Lancashire
jlilitia, by Margaret Elizabeth, dau. of EdwardLed-
ward, Esq., of Everton ; Z*. 1842; s. 1850. Educated
at Eton. — Penwortham Priory, Hutton Hall, near
Preston, Lancashire.
RAYLEIGH (Lord), John James Strutt (cr.
1821),
Only son of the late Colonel Joseph Holden Strutt
(who was many years M.P. for Maldon), by Char-
lotte Mary Gertrude, dau. of 1st Duke of Leicester
(cr. Baroness Rayleigh) ; b. 1796 ; s. 1836 ; m.
1842 Clara Elizabeth Latouche, dau. of R. Vicars,
Esq. Educated at Winchester and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford (B.A, 1818, M.A, 1821) ; is a Magistrate
and Dej). Lieut, for Essex ; Patronage 3 livings, —
Terling Place, near Witham, Essex ; Carlton and
LTnited University Clubs, S.W.
Heir his son John William, 6. 1842.
RAYMOND, Rev. Gregory.
Eldest son of the late Rev. G. Syndercombe, by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Fort, Esq. ; b. 1781 ;
s. 1804 ; assumed the name of Raymond 1805.
Educated at Tiverton and B.alliol Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1802, M.A. 1808) ; appointed Rector of
Symondsbury 1806 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Dorset,— Symondsbury Rectory, near
Bridport, Dorset.
534
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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RAYMOIyrD, Samuel Milbank, Esq. (of Bel-
champ Hall).
Second son of the late Rev. S. Raymond, by Mar-
garetta, dau. of the Rev. Brook Bridges ; h. 1787 ;
s. 182(5 ; m. 1808 Sarali, dau. of the Rev. W. Cooke.
Is a Magistrate for Essex and Suffolk. Mr. Ray-
mond is the 20th in a direct descent from King
Edward III.* — Belchamp Hall, near Sudbury,
Suffolk.
Heir, his son John Mayne St. Clere, M.A., in
Holy Orders; h. 1814; m. 1857 Louisa Anne, dau.
of Rev. Charles Fisher, Rector of Ovington-cum-
Tilbury.
E A YMOND -BARKER, John Raymond, Esq. (of
Fairford Park).
Eldest son of the late Daniel Raymond Barker,
Esq., by Sophia Ann, youngest dau. of John Ives,
Esq., of Norfolk ; h. 1801 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1st 1823
Harriott Ives, dau. of WiUiam Bosanquet, Esq., of
London ; 2ud 1841 Catherine, dau. of 1st Earl
Ducie. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester
(High Sheriff 1854).— Eairford Park, Gloucester-
shire.
Heir, his son Percy Fitzhardinge, h, 1842.
RAYWHAM,
(See under Townshend, Marquis.) ,
READ, Rev. George Rudston-.
Second son of the late Rev. T. C. Rudston-Read,
of Hayton, co. York, by Louisa, dau. of Nathaniel
Cholmley, Esq., of Whitby Abbey and Howshani,
CO. York ; b. 1810 ; m. 1836 Teresa, eldest dau. of
the Rev. William Wheler. Educated at Eton
and Magdalen Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1831, M.A.
1834) ; appointed Rector of Sutton-on-Derwent
1836 ; is a Magistrate for the E. Riding of York-
shire.— Sutton-on-Derwent, near York.
READ, "William Henry Rudston-, Esq. (of
Hayton).
Eldest son of the late Rev. T. C. Rudston-Read,
by Louisa, 3rd dau. of the late H. Cholmley, Esq.,
of Howsbam and Whitby Abbey ; b. 1808 ; s. 1838.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834) ; called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1834 ; is a Magistrate for the E. and W.
Ridings of Yorksliire. — Hayton, near Pocklington,
Yorkshire; Carlton Club, S.W.
READ, Rev. Thomas Frederick Rudston-.
Third son of the late R6v. T. C. Rudston-Read, of
Frickley Hall, Doncaster, by Louisa, dau. of H.
Cholmley, Esq., of Howsham, York ; b. 1811 ; m.
1845 Louisa Lucy, 2nd dau. of the late Hon.
and Very Rev. Henry David Erskine, Dean of
Ripon. Educated at Eton and University Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1833); succeeded to the
Rectory of Wintringham 1845 ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Lincoln. — Wintringham, near Erigg, Lincoln-
shire,
Vide Burke's " Royal Descents."
535
READ.
(See Cre^ve-Rcad.)
READE, Sir John Chandos, Bart, (or. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Reade, Bart., of
Oddington, co. Gloucester, by Jane, dau. of Sir
Chandos Hoskyns, Bart. ; b. 1785 ; s. as 6th Bart.
1789 ; m. 1814 Louisa, dau. of the Hon. D. Mur-
ray. Educated at Han-ow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for 0.xon, and Patron of 1 living.
— Shipton Court, near Chipping Norton, Oxford.
Heir Pres., his brother George Compton, b. 1788 ;
m. 1809 Maria Jane, dau. of Sir H. Hoskyns, IJart.
(she d. 18—).
READE, Francis Edward, Esq. (of Holbrook
House).
Second but eldest surviving son of thelate J. Reade,
Esq., of the Madras Civil Service, by Elizabeth,
dau. of the late General Gowdie, of the Madras
Army ; b. 1807 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1843 Henrietta
Maria, eldest dau. of W. H. Belli, Esq., late of the
Bengal Civil Service. Educated at Chiswick and
Haileybury Coll. ; appointed to the Bengal Civil
Service 1826 ; is a Magistrate for Suffolk. This
family is descended in the female line from the
ancient house of De Revell, which traces its de-
scent as far back as 1260, also, by its alliance with
the Belli family, from the old Spanish ducal house of
Bivar, and the ancient Florentine house of De
Medicis. The Reades of Holbrook are the eldest
branch of the family bearing the name, the senior
branch having taken the name of Revell. — Hol-
brook House, Ipswich, Suffolk ; 1, Queen's Terrace,
Gore Road, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Gowdie Belli, b, 1845.
READE, Philip, Esq. (of The Wood Parks).
Eldest son of the late William Francis Reade,
Esq., of The Wood Parks, co. Galway, and Wood
Town, CO. Meath, by Jane Peacock, only dau. of
Edward Borr, Esq., of Newpark and Balindolon,
CO. Kildare ; b. 1793 ; s. 1801 ; m. 1829 Grace,
dau. of John Rutherfoord, Esq., of St. Douloughs,
CO. Dublin. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1811, M.A. 1816) ; called to the Irish Bar
1816 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Galway and Clare.
This family was early settled at Trim, co. Meatli ;
a Philip Reade was a Justice in Eyre temp,
Richard II., and was jjossessed of several manors,
a portion of which still belongs to the present pro-
prietor in the town of Trim. — The Wood Parks,
nearMountshannon, co. Galway ; University Club,
S.AV.
Heir, his son Philip William Villiers, b. 1839,
READE, "William Barrington, Esq. (of Ipsden
House),
Fourth but eldest surviving son of the late John
Reade, Esq., by Anna Maria, dau. of Major Scott
Waring, M.P. ; b. 1803 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1837 Eliza-
beth, only child of Captain John Mun-ay, R.N., of
Ardbennie, co. Perth. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Oxon, and a Magistrate for Berks ; was
formerly Lieutenant in the E. I. Co.'s cavalry.
This family is a younger branch of the Reades of
Shipton, Barton, and Brockett Hall. They are of
Rea]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Nortbuiwbrlau origin ; tlie name was originally
spelt Rede ; hence Redesdale.— Ipsden House, near
Walliiigford, Oxon.
Heir, his son WiHiivni ^Yinwood, h. 1838.
BEADE.
(See ^[orrh-Ileade.)
BEAVEIjY, Thomas, Esq. (of Kinnersley Castle).
Eldest son of Thomas Eeavely, Esq., of Kenton,
Northumberland, by Ann Wilson, dau. of Douglas
Sands, Esq., of Killymuir, N.B. ; h. 1829 ; m. 1850
Johanna M. Wilhelmina, only child and heiress
of the late G. Stiefvater, Esq., of Miillhausen, in
Eaden. Is a Magistrate for co. Hereford. Is
descended from an old Roman Catholic family,
who were settled, a.u. 1403, in the Manor-house
of Reveley, Northumberland. — Kinnersley Castle,
near Weobly, Herefordshire.
Heir, his son Thomas George Wood, 6. 1852.
KEAY (Lord), Alexander Mackay (cr. 1628).
Third son of the late G. Mackay, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of E. Sutherland, Esq., and brother of the 7th
Lord; /*. 1775; s. 18i7 ; ra. 1809 Marian, widow
of D. Ross, Esq. Is Barrack-master at Malta. —
Goldings, near Rickraansworth, Herts ; Slcibo,
Sutherlandshire ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Erick, Master of Reay, h. 1813.
REBO'V^''.
(See Gurdon-Rebow.)
REDESDALE (Lord), John Thomas Freeman
Mitford (or. 1802).
Only son of the 1st Lord (who was Chancellor of
Ireland, and Speaker 1800-2), by Frances, dau. of
2tid Earl of Egmont ; h. 1805 ; s. 1830. Educated
at Eton and New Coll., O.xford ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Gloucester, a Speaker by Roy.al Commission,
and Chairman of Committees of the House of Lords.
P.atronage 3 livings. This is an ancient Border
family. — Batsford, near Moreton-in-the-Marsh,
Gloucesteishire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 6, Park
Place, St. James's, S.W.
EEDINGTOSr, Sir Thomas Nicholas, K.C.B.
(cr. 1849).
Only son of the late C. Redington, Esq., by Frances,
only dau. of Henry Dowell, Esq., of Cadiz ; h. 1815 ;
m. 1812 Anna Eliza Mary, eldest dan. of John
Hyacinth Talbot, Esq., late M.P. for New Ross.
Educated at Oscott and Christ's Coll., Cambridge ;
is a Magistrate for co. Wexford, and a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway ; late Under-Secre-
tary for Iri'land lS4(]-52, and Secretary to the Board
of L'ontrol 1852-5 ; is a Commissioner of Education
in Ireland, of Irish Lunatic Asylums, and of the
Queen's Colleges in Ireland ; was M.P. for Dundalk
1837-4G. — Kilcornan House, Oranraore, co. Gahvay
Brooke.s' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Christopher Talbot, b. lSi7.
REDMOND, Henry Thompson, Esq. (of Kil-
loughter).
Fourth son of the late John Redmond, Esq., by
Anne, dau. and co-heir of the late John Cooke, Esq.,
of Mount Cooke ; h. 1787 ; s. 1821 to his mother's
estate and other property ; m. 1st 1819 Margaret,
youngest dau. of the late Jonathan Lynch, Esq. ;
2nd 18 — Frances, dau. of the late Thomas Byrne,
Esq., of Killoughter. Appointed Resident Magis-
trate for CO. Wicklow 1836. This family is de-
scended from the ancient family of Redmond of
Redmond's Hall, now called Loftus Hall, .and of
Killygown, co. Wexford. — Killoughter House, near
Ashford, co. Wicklow.
Heir, his son John Henry O'Byrne, h. 1825 ;
m. 1849 Amelia, dau. of General Count Manley.
REDMOND, John Edward, Esq. (of The Deeps).
Second son of the late John Redmond, Esq.,
Banker, of Somerton, co. Wexford, by Eliza, dau. of
Michael Sutton, Esq., of Wexford ; h. 1806; m.l827
Margaret, dau. of Nicholas Archer, Esq., M.D.
Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Wexford; elected INI.P. for Wexford 1859.—
The Deeps, near Enniscorthy, co. Wexford ;
Queen's Hotel, Cork Street, W.
REDMOND, John Walsingham Cooke, Esq. (of
Movilla).
Eldest son of the late Gabriel Rice Redmond, Esq.,
of Mount Henry, co. Wexford, by Philadelphia
Barbara, dau. of John Johnstone, Esq., of Granton,
CO. Dumfries ; h. 1809 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1846 Eleanor
Fetherston-Haugh, d.au. of the late James Sweeny,
Esq., of Clonakilty, co. Cork. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1831); is a Magistrate for co.
Wexford. Is head representative of the Redmond
f:imily, who came over to Ireland with the Earl of
Pembroke, temp. Henry II. — Movilla, near Screen,
CO. Wexford.
Heir, his son Gabriel John Walsingliam, h. 1850.
REDMOND, Patrick Walter, Esq. (of Pembroke
House).
Eldest son of the late John Redmond, Esq., by
Eliza, dau. of — Sutton, Esq. ; h. 1803 ; m. 1st
1822 Esther, dau. of the late J. Kearney, Esq., of
Rocklands, co. Wexford ; 2nd 1850 Teresa, dau. of
W. P. Hoey, Esq., of Dublin. Is a Magistrate
and r)ep. Lieut, for co. Wexford (High Sheriff
1845). — Pembroke House, near Dublin ; Union
Club, S.W.
Jlcir, his son John Patrick, Major 61st foot,
h. 1824.
REED, Stephen, Esq. (of Cragg).
Youngest son and devisee of John Reed, Esq., late
of Acklington Park, Northumberland, by Diana,
dau. of William Watson, Esc{., of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne ; h. 1784 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1819 Isabella, dau. of
John Barras, Esq. Is a Solicitor in the High Court
of Chancery, and an Attorney in the Courts of Law
at Westminster ; elected Coroner for Northumber-
land in 1815. This family is of great antiquity, and
of the elder branch of the Reeds of Troughend.
— Cragg, near Bellingham, Northumberland ; 1,
Saville Place, Newcastleon-Tyne.
Heir, his son Charles John, of Newbiggin House,
Northumberland, Major Northumberland regiment
of Militia Artillery, h. 1820.
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BEES, John Hughes, Esq. (of Killymaenllwyd).
Eldest son of the late Jolm Rees, Esq., a Magis-
trate and Dap. Lieut, for co. Carmarthen, and
Lieutenant-Colonel of the Local Militia, by Anne
Catherine, dau. of Elias Van-der-Horst, Esq., of
South Carolina, American Consul at Bristol ; b. 1806 ;
s. 1843; m. 1832 Isabella, only child of Thomas
Rutson, Esq., of Colham. Is a Magistrate for co.
Carmarthen. This family is descended from Urien
Rheged, Lord of Rheged, in Wales. — Killymaen-
llwyd, near Llanelly, Carmarthenshire ; Colham
House, Middlesex.
Heir, his son John Van-der-Horst, Lieutenant
40th regiment, h. 1834.
REEVE, Sir Thomas Newley, Knt. (cr. 1838).
Second son of the late C. Reeve, Esq., of Southall,
Middlesex; h. 1792 ; m. 1816 the only dau. of J.
Catling, Esq. Has been Standard-bearer to the
Corps of Gentlemen -at- Arms ; knighted at the
Coronation of Queen Victoria. — Kew Road, Rich-
mond, S.W.
REEVE, Lieutenant-General John (of Leaden-
ham) .
Eldest son of the late William Reeve, Esq., of
Melton Mowbray, co. Leicester, by Millicent
Mary, dau. of John King, of Ashby-de-la-Laund,
CO. Lincoln ; h. 178- ; m. 1821 Lady Susan Sherard,
youngest dau. of the 5th Earl of Harborough.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate ami Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Lincoln (High Sheriff 1827) ; entered the
Army 1800, became a Lieutenant-General 1851,
Colonel 61st regiment 1852 ; was formerly in the
Grenadier Guai'ds ; served in the Peninsula and at
Waterloo. — Leadenham, near Grantham, Lincoln-
shire ; United Service and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John, Lieutenant-Colonel Grena-
diei-Guai'ds ; h. 1822 ; m. 1857 Frances Wilhelmina,
eldest dau. of Sir G. Earle Welby, Bart.
REEVES, James, Esq. (of Leyton).
Second son of the late W. J. Reeves, Esq., of
Woburn Place, Russell Square, by Anne, dau. of
the late John Puglie, Esq., of Montgomeryshire ;
m. 1824 Jane Mary, 2nd dau. and coheiress of
Henry Carington Bowles, Esq., F.S.A., of Myd-
delton House, Enfield. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex. — Leyton, Essex.
REEVES, Robert V/"illiam Gary, Esq. (of Vos-
tersberg).
Eldest son of the late William Maunsell Reeves,
Esq., by Rose, eldest dau. of the late Rev. Robert
Conway Dobbs ; b. 1837 ; s. 1857. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (LL.B. 1859). The name
of this family was formerly spelt Reve. — Vosters-
berg, near Cork ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Convi'ay Richard Dobbs,
Ensign 58th regiment, b. 1840.
REID, Sir Alexander, Bart. (cr. 1703).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Reid, 3rd Bart., by
Barbara, dau. of Thomas Livingstone, Esq., M.D.,
of Dawny Hills, co. Aberdeen ; h. 1798 ; s. his
brother as 5th Bart. 1845 ; m. 1840 Donna Frances
Amelia Ferraro de Sampayo.
Heir Pres., his brother David, h. 1804.
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REID, Su' John Rae, Bart. (cr. 1823).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Reid, Bart., by
Elizabeth, dau, of John Looker Goodfellow, Esq.,
of Newbury ; b. 1791 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1824 ;
in. 1840 Maria Louisa, dau. of Richard Eaton,
Esq., of Stetchworth Park, co. Cambridge. Is a
Magistrate for Surrey ; formerly Governor of the
Bank of England ; w.as M.P. for Dover 1830-47.—
Ewell Grove, near Epsom, Surrey ; Carlton Club,
S.W, i . J,
Heir, his son John, b. 1841,
REID, Sir James John, Knt. (cr. 1840).
Son of John Reid, Esq., Advocate of the Scottish
Bar; b. 1800 ; m. 1843 Mary, d.au. of R. Theshie,
Esq, A Member of the Scottish Bar, called in
1827 ; is a Member of the Supreme Council in the
Ionian Islands, of which he has been Chief Justice.
—Reform Club, S.AV,
REMINGTON, Henry, Esq. (of Aynsome).
Eldest son of the late Reginald Remington, Esq.,
of Melling, by Catherine, youngest dau. of Thomas
Machell, Esq., of Aynsome ; b. 1797 ; s. 1854 ;
m. 1826 Mary, only child of George Ashburner,
Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster. — Ayn-
some, near Newton-in-Cartmel, Lancashire ; the
Crow Tree.s, Melling, near Lancaster.
Heir, his son Reginald, in Holy Orders, b. 1827.
RENDLESHAM (Lord), Frederick "William
Brook-Thellnsson (cr, 1806),
Only son of the 4th Lord, by Elizabeth Charlotte,
dau. of Sir G. B. Prescott, Bart, (widow of J. Duff,
Esq.) ; b. 1840 ; s. 1852. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford. — Rendlesham, near Woodbrido-e,
Suffolk.
Heir Pres., his cousin Arthur John, b. 1826,
RENDLESHAM, Lady.
Lucy, dau. of E. R, Pratt, Esq. ; m. 1st 1826 Wil-
liam, 3rd Lord Rendlesham, who d. 1839 ; 2nd
1841 S. Marjoribanks, Esq., who tZ, 1849. —Bushy
Grove, Watford, Herts.
RENNIE, Sir John, Knt., P.R,S. (cr, 1831).
Son of the late John Rennie, Esq., Civil Engineer ;
b. 1794; [m. 1833 Selin.a, dau. of C. G. Colleton,
Esq., and grarid-dau. of the late Right Hod. R.
Pole-Carew. Is an eminent Architect. — 15, White-
hall Place, S.W,
RENNY-TAILYOUR, Thomas, Esq, (of Bor-
rowfleld).
Third son of the late Alexander Renny-Tailyour, by
Elizabeth Bannerman, eldest dau. of Sir Alexander
Rani.say, Bart., of Balmain ; b. 1812 ; .s. 1849 ; m.
184 7 Isabella Eliz.i, 2nd dau. of the late M.ajor A.
Atkinson, of Lorbottle, Northumberland. Edu-
cated at Addiscombe ; isa Magistrate for co. Forfar,
and a Major in full pay, Retired List, by Brevet ot
November 1854 ; was formerly in the Bengal En-
gineers. This family has possessed the Borrow-
field estates since 1015, and is of old standing in
CO. Forfar, two of the name being amongst the
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COUNT ^J FAMILIES OF
Scotcli Barons wlio submitted to Edward I., in
1296 ; viz., William le Taillur de Balshamwell and
Isabeil Taillur, wife of David de Tayllur. — New-
manswalls, near Montrose, N.B.
Heir, his son Henry Waugh, h. 1849.
KENTON.
(See CampoeU-Rcnton.)
BEPINGTON.
{^QQ A' Court-Rqym[iton.)
EJEPTON, George "William Jolin, Esq.
Only son of George Stanley Repton, Esq., and
grandson of the 1st Earl of Eldon ; h. 1818 ; m. 1848
Jane, dau. of the 3rd Duke of Leinster. Educated
at University Coll., Oxford ; was M.P. for St.
Alban's 1841-52 ; has been M.P. for Warwick
since that time,— Carlton Club, S.W. ; 29, Curzon
Street, W.
REVELEY, Hugh Jolin, Esq. (of Bryn-y-gwin).
Only son of the late Hugh Reveley, E^q. (some
time Secretary to the Speaker of the House of
Commons, and afterwards Pursebearer to the Lord
Chancellor in Ireland), by Jane, dau. of Robert
Hartley Owen, Esq., of Bryn-y-gwin; &. 1812 ;
s. 1851 ; in. 1850 his cousin Jane, dau. of Algermm
Reveley, Esq., of the Bengal Civil Service. Edu-
cated at Wadliam Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Merioneth (High Sheriff 1859). This fomily
was seated in Edward II. 's reign at Reveley, in
Northumberland, and is connected with some of
the best old families there — the Greys, thePercies,
the Burrell.-i, Ordes, Selbys, and Mitfords. One
William, whose fiither Bertram married Rosamond
Wentworth, of Lord Strafford's family, died of
wounds received at Naseby, fighting at the head of
his troop of horse for King Charles. — Bryn-y-gwin,
near Dolgellau, co. Merioneth.
Heirs, his daus.
BEYNEIjL, Hichard "Winter, Esq. (of Killynon).
Eldest son of the late R. Reynell, Esq., by Harriet,
eldest dau. and co-heiress of Robert Reynell, Esq.,
of Edmonton, co. Westmeath ; h. 1804 ; s. 1832 ;
';/;. 1830 Frances Alexandrina, 3 0ungest dau. of
James Sanderson, Esq., Dep. Lieut., of Cloverhill,
CO. Cavan. Is a Magistrate for co. Westmeath
(High Sheriff 1837). This family v/ere formerly
seated at East Ogwell and Malston, Devon, and a
branch settled in Ireland in the 17th century. —
Killynon, near Killucan, co. Westmeath.
Heir, his son Richard, h. 1831.
BEYNELL-PACK, Colonel Arthur John, C.B.
(of Avisford).
Eldest sou of Major-General Sir Denis Pack,
Iv.C.B. (by Lady Elizabeth Louis.a, youngest child
of George, 1st Marquis of Waterford), and grand-
son of the late Very Rev. Thomas Pack, Dean of
Ossory ; Z*. 1817 ; m. 1S50 Frederica Katherine,
2nd dau. of Colonel the Hon. H. Hely-Hutchinson,
by Harriet Wrightson, wiilow of the Hon. F. Sil-
vester North Douglas. Educated at Eton and
Geneva ; is a Magistrate for Sussex, Knight of the
Legion of Honour, and 5th Class of the Turkish
Order of the Medjidie ; entered the Army in 1833 ;
served at the siege of Sebastopol, in the 7th Royal
Fusiliers; is Assistant Quartermaster-General at
Cork ; was formerly Lieutenant-Colonel 7th Royal
Fusiliers. This family settled in Ireland during
the Commonwealth. — Avisford, Walberton, near
Arundel, Sussex ; Army and Navy Club, S.W. ;
41, Harley Street, W.
Heirs, his daus.
KEYNETT, Sir James Henry, K.C.H. (cr. 1823).
Son of the late Rev. Dr. Reynett, by Mary, dau. of
— Kennedy, Esq. ; h. 1786 ; m. 1837 Eliza, dau. of
J. Campbell, Esq. Is Lieutenaut-General in the
Army, and Colonel 48th foot ; has been Governor
of Jersey ; his ancestor, Henri de Reynet, was
exiled from France by the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes. — 23, Brunswick Square, Brighton ; United
Service Club, S.W.
BEYNOLDS, Sir Barrington, K.C.B. (cr. 1856).
Son of the late Rear-Admiral R. C. Reynolds, by
Jane, dau. of J. Vivian, Esq. ; h. 1785 ; m. 1832
Eliza Ann, dau. of M. Dick, Esq. Educated at
Truro School ; is an Admiral in the Navy, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall ; served in
Expedition against Java 1811, and on Syrian Coast
1S40 ; was Commander-in-Chief on Cape of Good
Hope and South American stations 1848-52. —
Penair, near Truro, Cornwall ; United Service
Club, S.W.
BEYNOLDS, Charles Andrew, :Bsq. (of Tre-
venson).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Reynold.?,
Esq., by Philippa, dau. of J. Tellam, Esq. ; h. 1813 ;
s. 1844 ; m. 1841 Jane, 2nd dau. of J. Plomer, Esq.
Called to the Bar at the ]\Iiddle Temple 1840 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall. — Treven-
son, near Redruth, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Charles AVilliam, h. 1844.
BEYNOLDS, Bev. James Jones.
Eldest son of the late J. J. Reynolds, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of J. Husband, Esq., of Raleigh,
Devon ; h. 1818 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1845 Eliza Sophia,
dau. and co-heir of Colonel Hathei-ly, of Kenwith,
Devon. Educated at St. John's Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1840) ; appointed Rector of Shaftesbury
1852 ; was formerly Curate of St. John's, Bristol,
and of Abbotsham, near Bideford. — The Rectory,
Shaftesbury, Wilts.
Heir, his son Seymour Baylie, h. 1849.
BEYNOLDS, John, Esq. (of Adragoole).
Son of the late Henry Reynolds, Esq., by Margaret,
dau. of Thomas Eulkeley, Esq., M.D., of Nenagh,
CO. Tijiperary ; h. 1802 ; m. 1828 Anne, eldest dau.
of Nicholas Furlong, Esq., of Dublin and Wexford.
Elected Lord Ma3'or of Dublin 1850, and Senior
Alderman of Dublin 1S53 ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Galway and Dublin, and for the city of Dublin ;
was M.P. for the city of Duldin 1847-52. This
family were for many centuries settled in oo. Lei-
trim, and lost their extensive possessions in the
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Civil Wars of Charles I. and Oliver Cromwell. —
Adragoole, Kiltormer, near Ballinasloe, co, Galway ;
Marine Villa, Howth, co. Dublin.
Heir, liis son Henry Nicholas, Barrister-at-Law,
h. 1829.
KHODES, John Henry, Esq. (of Teign Lawn).
Fifth son of the late Rev. George Rhodes, Vicar of
Colyton, CO. Devon, by Elizabeth, dau. of Rev.
John Sleech, Archdeacon of Cornwall and Pi-eben-
dary of Gloucester; h. 1788; s. 1842; wi, 1817
Barbara, dau. of Charles Clay, Esq., of Rhyllon,
St. Asaph. Is a Captain E.N. — Teign Lawn, near
Teignmouth, Devon.
Heh' Pres., his brother Edward Duncan, in Holy
Orders, Vicar of Batharapton and Rector of Er-
mington, Devon ; b. 1797.
RHODES, John ■WiUiam, Esq. (of Hennerton).
Second son of the late Matthew Rhodes, Esq,, of
Leeds; b. 1795; m. 1824 Sarah, dau. of Edward
Brooke, Esq., of Chapel Allerton, near Leeds.
Is a Magistrate for "\Y. Riding of Yorkshire, and a
Truistee for the Leeds Vicarage. — Hennerton, near
Henley-on-Thames.
RHODES, 'William, Esq. (of Bramhope Hall).
Second son of the late Peter Rhodes, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of James Armitage, Esq., of Farn-
ley Hall; b. 1791; m. 1817 Anne, only child of
Christopher Smith, Esq., of Bramhope. Educated
at Woolwich ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
the W. Riding of Yorkshire ; appointed Cornet
19th Light Dragoons 1810, Captain 1816, and
served in Canada through the war of 1812-14.
This family was formerly of Menston, in the parish
of Otley, in the W. Riding of the county of York.
— Bramhope Hall, Otley, Yorkshire ; 57, Brunswick
Square, Brighton ; Windham Club, S.W.
Heii; his son James, b. 1819.
RIALL, Phineas, Esq. (of Gonna HiUi.
Eldest son of the late Charles Rial!, Esq., by Anne,
3rd dau. of the late John Roberts, Esq., of Old
Conna Hill ; b. 1803 ; s. 1857 ; m. 18— Mary Anue,
dau. of the late John Roe, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magisti-ate for co. Dublin. —
Conna Hill, near Bray, co. Wicklow.
ffeh', his son Lewis John Roberts, b. 1838.
RIBBLESDALE (Lord), Thomas Lister (cr.
1797).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by AdeLiide, dau. of
T. Lister, Esq., and step-son of Lord John Russell;
b. 1828 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1853 Emma, dau. of Colonel
W. Mure, of Caldfield. Educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford; is a Dep. Lieut, for Yorkshire, late
Lieutenant Royal Horse-guards. — Gisburne Park,
near Skipton, Yorkshire ; 25, Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1854.
RIBTON", Sir John Sheppey, Bart. (cr. 1759).
Elder son of the late Sir G. Ribton, Bart., by his
2nd wife Jane, dau. and co-heiress of J. Sheppey,
Esq., of Rockfield, co. Dublin ; b. 1797 ; s. 1807 ;
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m. 1st 1818 Mary Anne, only dau. and heir of
Jeremiah Hayes, Esq., of KiUuragh, co. Limerick ;
2nd 1841 Emily Caroline, dau. of Thomas Quinan,
Esq., and widow of Walter HusseyHill, Esq. Was
formerly an officer of the Rifle Brigade, with whicli
he served throughout the Peninsular campaign, and
also in America ; was High Sheriff of co. Dublin
1824. — Woodbrook, near Bray, co. Wicklow ;
United Service Club, Dublin.
Heh; his son George William, h. 1842.
RICARDO,* David, Esq. (of Gatcombe Park).
Second son of the late D. Ricardo, Esq., M.P. for
Portarlington ; b. 17 — ; is married. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Gloucester (High Sheriff 1830).—
Gatcombe Park, near Minchinhampton, Glouces-
tershire.
RICARDO, John Lewis, Esq. (of Exbnry House).
A nephew of the late D. Ricardo, Esq., who was
some time M.P. for Portarlington ; b. 1812 ;
m. 1841 Katharine, dau. of the late Hon. General
Sir A. Duff, G.C.H. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Elgin ; has been M.P. for Stoke-on-Trent since
1841. — Exbury House, Fawley, near Southampton,
Hants ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 31, Lowndes Square,
S.W.
RICARDO, Osman, Esq. (of Bromsberrow Place).
Eldest son of the late D. Ricardo, Esq., some time
M.P. for Portarlington ; b. 1795 ; m. 1817 Harriet,
dau. of R. H. Mallory, Esq. Educated at the
Charterhouse and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1816) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
V/orcester ; has been M.P. for Worcester since
1847. — Bromsberrow Place, near Ledbury, Worces-
tershire ; Brookes' and Union Clubs, S.W. ; 71,
Eaton Place, S.W.
RICARDO, Samson, Esq. (of Titnest Park).
Eldest son of the late J. Ricardo, Esq., and nephew
of the late David Ricardo, Esq., some time M.P. for
Portarlington; b. 1792. Educated at Eton; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey ; was M.P.
for Windsor 1855-7. — Titnest Park, near Chertsey,
Surrey ; Reform Club, S.W.
RICE, Hon. and Rev. Aubrey Richard Spring.
Fourth son of the 1st Lord Monteagle (by 1st mar-
riage) ; b. 1822 ; m. 1852 Anna Maria Jane, dau.
of the late P. St. John Mildmay, Esq. Educated
atTiinityColL, Cambridge (M.A. 1844) ; appointed
Vicar of Netherbury 1852. — Netherbury Vicarage,
near Beaminster, Dorset.
RICE, Hon. Charles 'William Thomas Spring.
Second son of the 2nd Lord Monteagle (by his 1st
marriage) ; b. 1819 ; m. 1855 Elizabetli Margaret,
dau. of W. Marshall, Esq. Educated at Trinity
CoU., Cambridge (M.A. 1840) ; appointed a Clerk
in the Foreign Office 1841. — 7, Park Street, West-
minster, S.W.
RICE, Hon. and Very Rev. Edward (Dean of
Gloucester).
Second son of the 1st Baroness Dynevor, and heir
pres. to that title; J. 1770; m. 1800 Charlotte,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
dau. of the late Earl LasceUes (she d. 1S32). Edu-
cated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 179S) ; elected Fel-
low of All Souls (M.A. 1802) ; appointed Dean of
Gloucester 1818.— The Deanery, Gloucester.
Heir, his son Francis WiUiani, Vicar of Fair-
ford ; h. 1804; m. 1st 1830 Harriet, dau. of II.
Raymond Barker, Esq. (she d. 1854) ; 2nd 185G
Eliza Amelia, dau. of the Rev. H. C. Knox.
KICE, Hon. "William Cecil Spring.
Fifth son of the 1st Lord ISIonteagle (by 1st mar-
riage) ; h. 1823. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1845) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1848 ; appointed Secretary to Lord Cranworth,
as Vice-Chaucellor, in 1851, as Lord Justice of
Appeal, and Principal Secretary to the Lord Chan-
cellor, in 1853.— 7, Park Street, Westminster, S.W.
EICE, Dominick, Esq. (of Biishmount) .
Only child of the late John Colles Rice, Esq., of
Ballyraackawtrini Castle demesne, co. Kerry, by
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Muucton Carey
Creaghe, Esq., of Dromartin, co. Kerry, and relict
of John Payne, Esq., of Tralee ; h. 1786 ; s. 1788 ;
m. 1807 Frances, 2ad dau. and only surviving child
of the late Justice Griffin, Esq., of Lacca, co.
Kerry, and grand-dau. of the late Francis Creaghe,
Esq., of Ballybunion House and Farrinpierce, co.
Kerry. — Bushmount, Tralee, co. Kerry.
Heir, his son Justice Dominick, a Magistrate for
CO. Kerry; h. 1813 ; rii. 1850 Bidelia, only surviving
child of the late John Geoghegan, Esq., of the city
of Cork.
BICE, Edward Eoyds, Esq. (of Dane Covirt).
Son of the late Henry Rice, Esq. ; h. 1790 ; m. 1818
Elizabeth, dau. of E. Knight, Esq., of Godmer-
sham Park, Kent. Educated at Worcester Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1813, M.A. 1815) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Kent, High Sheriff 1836 ; for-
merly Captain E. Kent Yeomanry Cavalry ; was
M.P. for Dover 1837-57. — Dane Court, near Sand-
wich, Kent ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Captain Edward Bridges Rice,
R.N.
RICH, Sir Charles Henry John, Bart. (cr. 1791).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Henry Rich,
Bart., by Frances IMaria, dau. of the late Sir John
Lethbridge, Bart. ; h. 1812 ; .s-. as 3rd Bart. 1857 ;
'III. 1855 Harriet Theodosia, dau. of J. S. Sullivan,
Esq., M.C.S. Is Patron of 1 living. The 1st Bart,
exchanged his family name of Bostock for that of
Rich.— 12, Nottingham Place, W.
Heir, his son, h. 1859.
RICH, Henry, Esq.
Sofi of the late Admiral SirThomas Rich; h. 1803;
'111. 1852 Julia, dau. of late Rev. J. Tomkinson.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825) ;
has been a Groom-in-Waiting ; was a Lord of Trea-
sury 1846-52; M.P. for Knaresborough 1837-41;
has been M.P. for Richmond since 1846. — Brookes'
and Athenceuni Clubs, S.W. ; 28, Chapel Street,
Hyde Park, W.
RICHARDS, Sir 'William, K.C.B. (or. 1838).
Son of the late Major W. Richards, of the Bengal
Engineers ; h. 1778. Is married ; is a General in
the East-India Company's service (which he entered
1793), and Colonel 26th Bengal Native Infantry ;
served at Seringapatam 1799, in first Mahratta war
1803-5, in Nepaul 1814, in Arracan 1825 ; appointed
to the command of Dinapore division in 1838.
RICHARDS, Edward Griffith, Esq. (of Lang-
ford House).
Eldest and sole surviving son of the Rev. Henry
Richards, Rector of Horfield, co. Gloucester, by
Caroline, dau. of the Rev. James Daubeny, Rector
of Stratton, co. Gloucester ; h. 1827 ; m. 1855 Char-
lotte Emilie, dau. of Robert Sillery, Esq., of Charlton
Lodge, Dover. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1847, M.A. 1848) ; is a Magistrate for So-
merset ; formerly Captain 2nd Somerset Militia.—
Langford House, near Bristol ; Junior United Ser-
vice Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Sillery Griffith, h. 1858.
RICHARDS, Edward Lewis, Esq. (of Mordon
Hoiise).
Youngest sou of the late Mr. David Lewis Richards,
by Alice, dau. of the late Mr. William Davies, of
Ystradmeyrick, co. Carmarthen ; h. 1804 ; m. 1840
Margaret, dau. of the late Rees Davies, Esq., of
the Court House, Merthyr Tydfil. Educated at
Cowbridge School and Christ's Coll., Cambridge ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1837 ; appointed
Revising Barrister and Circuit Counsel to the Mint
and Postoffice on the S. Wales Circuit in 1840 ; is
a Magistrate for cos. Denbigh, Flint, Montgomery,
Salop, Carnarvon, Anglesey, Brecon, and Merioneth,
and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Glamor-
gan ; was appointed a Judge of the County Courts
of North-East Wales 1847, and elected Chairman of
the Quarter Sessions of Flintshire in 1852. This
family on the male side is a branch of the ancient
family of Blaenpergwm and Maesgwin, in the Vale
of Neath, connected with the old fiimily of Aber-
pergwm, and on the female side descends from the
old family of Thomas, of Ystradmeyrick. — Mordon
House, near Rhyl, Flintshire ; Reform Club, S.W.
RICHARDS, Right Hon. John (of Sandfield
Lodge).
Second son of the late John N. Richards, Esq., of
The Hermitage, co. Wexford, by Mary, only dau.
of Oliver Fitz-Gerald, Esq., of Ballycorlan, co.
(:^alway; h. 1790; m. 1st 1812 Mary Anne, 2nd
dau. of H. G. Malony, Esq., of Dublin (she d. 1S2-) ;
2nd 1832 Catharine, only dau. of the late C. J.
O'Brien, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1811, M.A. 1813); called to the Irish Bar
1811; appointed Solicitor-General for Ireland and
a Bencher of King's Inns 1835, Attorney-General
1836 (when he was sworn a Member of the Privy
Council in Ireland) ; a Baron of the Irish Exchequer
1837, Chief Commissioner of Encumbered Estates
Court 1849, resigned 1856, when he was reappointed
a Baron of the Exchequer ; was a .Judge of the
Supreme Court at Madras 1830-5. This family was
formerly seated in co. Wexford. — Sandfield Lodge,
540
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Ric
near Ennistiaioii, co. Clare ; Castle Park, near
Dalkey, co. Dublin ; 29, LTjiper Mount Street,
Dublin.
Heir, his son John Henry, Barrister-at-Law, h.
1S17.
BICHARDS, Jolin, Esq. (of Mackmiiie Castle).
Eldest son of the Kev. George Richards, Prebendary
of CoolstufFe, CO. Wexford, by Margaret Sophia,
dau. of the late James Johnston, Esq., of Fir House,
CO. Dublin, aud Corkerran, co. Monaghan ; h. 18 — ;
m. 1838 Harriet Martha, only dau. of the late Major
Gledstanes, 6Sth regiment. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (of which he is M.A.) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Wexford. This family went over to Ireland
with the Earl of Pembroke, and received large
grants of lands in co. Wexford, in return for their
military services. — INIackniine Castle, near Enuis-
corthy, co. Wexford.
Jleiv, his sou George Gledstanes, an Officer in the
Wexford Militia, b. 1839.
RICHARDS, John Francis, Esq. (of Grange).
Eldest son of the late Goddard Hewetson Richards,
Esq., by Dorothea, dau. of Edward Moore, Esq., of
CO. Tipperary ; h. 1824 ; s. 1829. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin. This family is the second
branch of the house of Solsborough. — Grange,
Killanne, near Enniscorthy ; The Club-house,
Waterford.
Heir, his brother Edward Moore Richards, h.
1827 ; m- 18 — Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of
Tisdall, Esq., of Prince Ed vvard'.s, Virginia, United
States of America.
RICHARDS, Owen, Esq. {of Bala).
Youngest son of the late Owen Richard.i, Gent.,
Arthach, CO. Cardigan, by Susannali, dau. of the
Lite William Lloyd, Esq., of Gwyddfrynian, co.
Merioneth ; h. 1813. Educated at Cardigan ; is a
Doctor of Medicine, aud Fellow of the Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons of England ; appointed Surgeon to
the Royal Merioneth Rifles 1857; is a Magistrate
for CO. Merioneth. — Bala, Merioneth.
RICHARDS, Richard, Esq. (of Caerynwch).
Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Richards, Lord
Chief Baron of the Exchequer, by Katherine,
dau. of Robert Vaughan Humphreys, Esq., of
Caerynwch; 6. 1787; s. 1823; m. 181-1 Harriett,
dau. of Jonathan Dennett, Esq. Educated at
"Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1810, M.A.
1812) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1812 ; appointed Accountant-General of the Court
of Exchequer 1820, and one of the Masters of the
High C(jurt of Chancery 1841 ; is a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Merioneth, and was M.P. for that county
183G-52. — Caerynwch, near Dolgelley, co. Merio-
neth ; Carlton and University Clubs, S.W. ; 21,
Park Crescent, Portland Place, N.W.
Heir, his sou Richard Meredyth, h. 1821 ; m.
' 1845 Elizabeth Emma, dau. of William Bennett,
Esq., of Faringdon House, Berks.
RICHARDS, Rev. Solomon (of Solsborough).
Eldest son of the late Solomon Richards, Esq., by
Martha, dau. of Francis Gorman, Esq., of Ballyna-
5J1
hessan ; h. 18 — ; m. IS — Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
Colonel Thomas Bermingham Daly Henry-Sewell,
senior co-heir to the Barony of Athenry. Educated
;it Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 18 — ); is a Magis-
trate for CO. ^Vexford. This family is of very old
standing in the co. Wexford. Colonel Solomon
Richards maintained a troop of horse at his own
expense for the service of \Villiani Ilf. in Ireland.
This is the senior branch of the family. — Sols-
borough, near Enniscorthy, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son Solomon, Captain in the Indian
Army, and Major of Irregular Cavalry, h. 18 — .
RICHARDS, Solomon, Esq. (of Ounavarra).
Third son of the late Solomon Richards, Esq., M.D.,
of Roebuck, by Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Groome,
Esq. ; h. 18 — ; m. 1st 1831 Katherine, dau. of the
Rev. Henry Wynne ; 2nd 1852 Florence, dau. of
the Rev. Henry Moore, Rector of Ferns. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Wexford. This family is a junior branch of
the house of Solsborough, — Ounavarra, near Gorey,
CO. Wexford.
RICHARDS, Solomon Augustus, Esq. (of Arcla-
minej.
Eldest son of the late John Goddard Richards,
Esq., by Anne Katherine, dau. of the Right Hon.
Robert Ward, of Bangor, co. Down; b. 1828;
i". 1846 ; VI. 1856 Sophia Mordaunt, dau. of the
Rev. Bernard J. Ward. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1850) ; appointed
Captain Wexford Militia 1854 (resigned 1857) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Wexford (High SlierifF 1854).
This family is a younger branch of Richards of
Solsborough. — Ardamine, near Gorey, co. Wexford;
Kildare-Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Bernard John Goddard, b. 1857.
RICHARDSON, Sh- John Stewart, Bart. (cr.
1630).
Eldest son of the late James Richardson, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of the late James Stewart, Esq.,
of Urrard, co. Perth ; b. 1797 ; s. 1837 ; m. 182G
Mary, 3rd dau. of James Hay, Esq., of Collipriest,
Devon. Educated at Edinburgh University ; called
to the Scottish Bar 1820 ; is a ]\Iagistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Peebles ; appointed Secretary to the
Order of the Thistle 1 843.— Pitfour Castle, near
Perth, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son James Thomas, b. 1840, Ensign in
the 78th Highlanders.
RICHARDSON, Sir John, C.B. (cr. 1846).
Son of the late G. Richardson, Esq., Provost of
Dumfries, by Ann, dau. of P. Mundell, Esq. ; b.
1787 ; m. 1st 1818 Mary, dau. of W. Stiven, Esq. ;
2nd 1833 Mary, dau. of John Booth, Esq. ; 3rd
1847 Mary, dau. of A. Fletchei-, Esq., Advocate.
Educated at Dumfries ; graduated M.D. at Edin-
burgh 1816 ; served in the Medical Departnitent of
the Navy on the American, African, Mediterranean,
Channel, and North Sea stations ; was Surgeon of
Marines, and of Melville Hospital, Chatham, and
for seventeen years Inspector of Haslar Hospital ;
was employed during seven years in the Arctic
Regions on three several expeditions of discovery
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COUJSITY FAMILIES OF
a,nd search ; isD.C.L. Trinity Coll., Dublin, F.E.S.
London, Hon. F.E.S. Edinburgl), &c.— Lancrigg,
Grasmere, Westmoreland.
Heir, bis son John, Lieutenant E.A., h. 1838.
BICHARDSOW, Christoplier, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John Eicbardson, Esq., by
Margaret, 4tb dau. of Joseph Barker, Esq., of
Whitby; h. 1807; m. 1S55 Ann, dau. of the late
Aaron Chapman, Esc]., M.P. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the N. Eiding of Yorkshire. — St.
Hilda's Terrace, "Whitby, Yorkshire.
BICHARDSON, Henry Mervyn, Esq. (of Eoss-
fad).
Only son of the late John Eichardson, Esq., by
Angel, dau. of Colonel Mervyn Archdall, M.P., of
Castle Archdall ; h. 1808 ; s. 1811 ; m. 1831 Mary
Jane, dau. of Charles Ovenden, Esq. Educated at
Armagh Coll. and Christ's Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate for co. Tyrone, and Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Fermanagh ; appointed Treasurer of
CO. Fermanagh 1858. This family is the junior
branch of the Eichardsous of Eich Hill (whom
see). — Eossfad, near BaUycassidy, co. Fermanagh.
Ileir, his son John Mervyn Archdall Carleton,
Captain in Fermanagh Light Infantry, h. 1836.
mCHAEDSOW, James, Esq. (of Ealston).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Eichardson, Esq. ;
h. 18 — . Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Eenfrew.— Ealston, near Paisley, N.B, ; 89, Wil-
son Street, Glasgow.
RICHARD SOW, Jonathan, Esq. (of Lambeg}.
Eldest son of John Eichardson, Esq., of Lisburn,
by Harriet, dau. of J. Green, Esq., of Claurole ;
h. 1804 ; m. 1828 Margaret, dau. and heiress of
Alexander Airth, Esq., of Craigs, co. Dumfries.
— Educated at Lisburn and Southgate ; has been
M.P. for Lisburn since 1857.— Landjeg, near Lis-
burn, CO. Antrim ; 35, Jermyn Street, S.W.
RICHARDSON, Jonathan Joseph, Esq. (of Lis-
burn).
Son of Joseph Eichardson, Esq., of Lisburn ; h. 1815 ;
m. 1848 Eliza, dau. of J. Christy, Esq. A Mem-
ber of the Society of Friends ; is a Magistrate for
cos. Antrim and Down ; was M.P. for Lisburn
1853-7.— Lisburn, Ireland ; Eeform Club, S.W.
RICHARDSOrJ, the Misses (of Rieh-hiU).
Elizabeth,^' Isabella, and Louise, daus. and co-heirs
of the late William Eichardson, Esq., of Eich-hill
(for many years M.P. for co. Armagh), of whom
Louise m. in 1832 Edmund, eldest son of Sir Ed-
mund Bacon, Bart., of Eaveningham Hall, Norfolk
(who cZ. 1852). — Eich-hill, near Armagh.
RICHARD SON-CURRER, Miss (of Eshton
HaU).
Frances Mary, only dau. and heir of the late Eev.
Henry Eichardson, Eector of Thornton-in-Craven,
who assumed the addilional name of Currer, and d.
1784. — Eshton Hall, near Gargrave, Yorkshire.
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
RICHARD SON"-"WORMLEY, Edward, Esq. (of
RiccaU Hall).
Only son of the late Toft Eichardson, Esq. ; I. 1809 ;
s. 1843; m. 1846 Isabel, 5th dau. of Sir Henry
Boynton, Bart. Is a Magistrate for co. York, and
Captain 5th West York Eegiment of Militia. —
Eiccall Hall, near Selby, Yorkshire; Junior United
Service Club, S.W.
RICHMOND (Diike of), Charles Gordon-Len-
nox, K.G., P.O. (or. 1675).
Eldest son of the 4th Duke, by Charlotte, dau. of
the 4th Duke of Gordon ; h. 1791 ; s. 1819 ;
m. 1817 Caroline, dau. of 1st Marquis of Anglesey.
Educated at Westminster ; is Lord-Lieutenant,
Yice-Admiral, and Custos Eotulorum of Sussex ; a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Banff, Hereditary Keeper of
Inverness Castle, and Chancellor of Marischal
Coll., Aberdeen ; a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army,
A.D.C. to theQueen, and Colonel of the EoyalSussex
Militia and Artillery ; was A.D.C. and Military Se-
cretary to 1st Duke of W^eUington in the Peninsula ;
was present and wounded at Waterloo ; was M.P.
for Chichester 1812-19 ; and Postmaster-General
1830-4. Patronage 4 livings. The 1st Duke was a
natural son of Charles 11. — Goodwood, near Chi-
chester, Sussex ; Gordon Castle, Fochabers, N.B. ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 51, Portland Place, W.
Ilciv, his son Earl of March (whom see).
RICKARDS, Robert Hillier, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Eichard Fowler Eickards,
Es(|., by Charlotte, dau. of Isaac Hillier, Esq., of
Holt, Wilts ; h. 1804 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1831 Caroline
Octavia Knox, dau., of Andrew Knox, Esq., of
Prehen, co. Londonderry ; called to the Bar at the
Middle Temple 1835 ; is a IMagistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Glamorgan. — 6, Caledonia Place,
Clifton, Bristol.
Heir, his son Eichard, h. 1832.
RICKETTS, Sir CornwaUis, Bart. (cr. 1827).
Eldest son of the late Sir Eobert T. Eicketts, Bart.,
by Eebecca, dau. of Eichard Gunibleton, Esq., of
Castle Eichards, co. Waterford ; It. 1803 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1842 ; m. 1st 1834 Henrietta, dau. of Colonel
Tempest ; 2nd 1852 Caroline Augusta, dau. of 4lh
Duke of Newcastle. Educated at the Eoyal Naval
Coll., Portsmouth ; is a Magistrate for co. Leicester
(High Sheriif 1851), and a Captain E.N. —The
Elms, near Cheltenham, Gloucestershire; Beaumont
Leyes, near Leicester ; United Service Club, S.W.;
55, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Eobert Tempest, h. 1836.
RICKFORD, Captain Thomas.Parker (of Hamil-
ton House).
Only son of the late T. Eickford, Esq., of Eeading ;
/.'. 1820 ; m. 1849 Frances Elizabeth Maria, only
child of Charles Wyndham, Esq., of Donliead Hall,
Wilts. Joined the Eoyal Welsh Fusiliers in 1840,
and served for 12 years in that regiment ; appointed
Exon of the Guard 1851. — Hamilton House, near
Southampton, Hants ; Army and Navy Clubs, S.W. ;
Colour Court, St. James's Palace, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Wyndham Heathcote,
h. 1850.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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KIDDELL, Lady Frances,
Elder dau. of the 1st Earl of Romney ; w. 1805
Sir J. B. raddell, Eart., who d. 1819.— The Palace,
Maidstone, Kent.
RIDDELL, Sir James Milles, Bart. (cr. 1778).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Milles Eiddell, Esq.
(who d. 1796), by Margaretta, dau. of Colonel D.
Campbell, of Lochnell, co. Argyle ; h. 1787 ; s. bis
grandfather as 2nd Bart. 1797 ; hi. 1822 Mary, dau.
of Sir Ivicbard Brooke, Bart. Educated at Cb.
Cb., Oxford (B.A. 1806) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Argyle ; was formerly Lieutenant-
Colonel Commandant of 1st regiment of Argyle
Local Militia. This family is descended from
GeofFry Ridel, who assisted William in the conquest
of England 1066. — Strontian, Aigyleshire ; New
Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, bis son Thomas Milles, h. 1822 ; tn. 1851
Mary Anne, dau. of John Hodgson, Esq.
RIDDELL, Sir "Walter Buchanan, Bart. (er.ieaS).
• Eldest son of the late Sir John Buchanan Eiddell,
Bart., by Frances, dau. of Charles, Earl of
Eomney ; h. 1810 ; s. as lOtb Bart. 1819 ; m. 1859
Alicia, dau. of William Eipley, Esq., of the 52nd foot.
Educated at Eton and Cb. Cb., Oxford (B.A. 1831,
M.A. 1834); called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1834 ; is Steward of the Manorial Courts of the
Duke of Northumberland. This family is of ancient
Scottish origin. — 7, Grosvenor Street, W. ; 13, Old
Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.
Ileii- Pres., his brother the Eev. John Charles
Buchanan (whom see).
EIDDELL, Rev. Jolin Charles Buchanan.
Second son of the late Sir J. B. Eiddell, Bart.,
M.P., by Frances, eldest dau. of the 1st Earl of
Eomney ; h. 1814 ; m. 1846 Fra,nces Sophia, dau.
of the late G. J. Cholmondeley, Esq. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Cb., Oxford (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1840),
elected Fellow of All Souls Coll. 1837 ; appointed
Eectorof Harrietsbam, Kent, 1841 ; elected Proctor
of the Clergy in Convocation 1859. — Harrietsbam
Rectory, near Maidstone ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W.
Heir, bis son John Walter, h. 1849.
RIDLEY, Sir Matthew 'WTiite, Bart. (cr. 1756).
Eldest son of the late Sir M. W. Eidley, Bart., by
Laura, dau. of G. Hawkins, Esq. ; h. 1807 ; s. 1836 ;
ra. 1841 Cecilia Anne, eldest dau. of Lord Wens-
leydale (she d. 1845). Educated at Westminster
and Ch. Cli., Oxford (B.A. 1828) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland (High Sheriff
1841), and Major Northumberland Yeomanry Ca-
valry.— Blagdon, near IMorpeth, Northumberland ;
Boodle's and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 10, Carlton
Terrace, S.W.
Heir, his son Matthew White, h. 1842.
RIDLEY, George, Esq.
Youngest son of the late Sir M. W. Eidley, Bart. ;
h. 1818. Educated at Winchester and Cb. Cb.,
Oxford (B.A. 1844) ; has been M.P. for Newcastle-
on-Tyne since 1856. — 2, Charles Street, Berkeley
Square, W.
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RIDLEY, John, Esq. (of Park End).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Eidley, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Taylor Brown, Esq. ;" h. 1780 ;
s. 1816 ; m. 1810 Bridget, youngest dau. of
Matthew Atkinson, Esq., of Temple Sowerby,
Westmoreland. Educated at l^urbam ; is a Magis-
trate for Northumberland. This family, in common
with that of Sir M. W. Eidley, Bart., is lineally
descended from the Eidleys of Willymotswick, and
from an elder brother of Bishop Eidley. — Park
End, near Hexham, Northumberland.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1817.
RIDLEY, Rev. Nicholas James (of Hollington
House).
Second son of the late Eev. Henry Colborne Eidley,
Eector of Hambleden, Bucks, by Mary, dau. of
James Farrer, Esq., of Ingleborough, co. York ;
h. 1821 ; m. 1845 Frances, dau. of John Touchet,
Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1841,
M.A. 1845) ; appointed Perpetual Curate of Wool-
ton Hill, East Woodbay, 1849. This family is a
younger branch of that of Sir M. W. Eidley, Bart.,
and of the late Lord Colborne (now ext.). — Hol-
lington House, near Newbury, Berks ; University
Club, S.W.
RID SD ALE, Rev. Robert.
Son of the late — Eidsdale, Esq. ; hi 1791 ;
m. 1826 Audrey Harriet, dau. of the late Lord
John Townshend, M.P., and sister of the 4th
Marquis Townshend. Educated at Clare CoU.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1818); appointed
Eector of Tillington 1834, Prebendary of Chichester
1835 ; was Fellow of Clare Coll., CamVjridge,
1816-26. — Tillington Eectory, near Petworth,
Sussex.
Heir, his son George John, in Holy Orders ;
h. 1827 ; m. 1857 Mary, only dau. of John Stoveld,
Esq., of Stedham Hall, Sussex ; appointed Vicar of
South Creake, Norfolk, 1858.
RIGBY, Jarnes, Esq. (of Moss House).
Only surviving son of the late William Eigby, Esq ,
by Alice, dau. of William Eigg, Esq., of Liverpool;
h. 1805 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1844 Catherine, eldest dau.
of Joseph Nead Walker, Esq. Appointed Captain
1st Royal Lancashire Militia 1831 ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Moss House, near
Liverpool, Lancashire.
RIGG, James Home, Esq. (of Tarvit House).
Eldest son of the late Patrick Eigg, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. of John Dalyell, Esq.'; h. 1783; la. 1808
Mary Lillias, dau. of Major Melville, of Cairnie.
Educated at St. Andrew's Coll. ; appointed to the
1st Foot guards 1801 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Fife ; was formerly proprietor of the
estates of Morton and Collinton, in Midlothian. —
Tarvit House, Cupar, Fifeshire, N.B. ; New Club,
Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Patrick, h. 1816 ; ra. 1841 Mar-
garet, dau. of John Waugh Brougham, Esq.
R I G G E, Henry Fletcher, Esq. (of AVood
Broughton).
Eldest son of the late Gray Rigge, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of Edward Moore, Esq., of Stockwell, Surrey ;
COUNTS FAMILIES OF
Rip]
b. ]809 ; s. 1867 ; //(. 1849 Rosetta Margaret, only
dau. of the late James -Mach ell, Esq., ofNewby-
brido-e, Windermere. Educated at the Charter-
hou.se and Corpus Christi Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1831). This family has been settled from time
immemorial in the Windermere district of North
Lancashire. — Wood Broiighton, Cartmel, Lanca-
shire.
Ifcir, his son Cray, h. 1857.
K I P O isr (Earl of),* George Frederick Samiiel
Robinson (cr. 1833).
Oidy son of Frederick John, 1st Earl, by Sarah
Albinia Louisa, dau. of the -Ith Earl of Bucking-
hamshire, and nephew of the 1st Earl De Cirey ;
b. 1827 ; s. as 2nd Earl 18.59 ; m. 1851 Henrietta
Anne Theodosia, dau. of H. Vyner, Esq., and Lady
Mary Vyner. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lincoln, and for the N. and W. Piidings of
Yorkshire; formerly Captain W. Riding Yeomanry
Cavalry ; was M.P. for Hull 1852-3, for Hudders-
field 1853-7, for W. Riding of Yorkshire 1857-9 ;
appointed ITnder-Seoretary of State for the AVar
Department 1859. — Kirkby-Malyeard, near Ripon,
Yorkshire ; Brookes' and Reform Clubs, S.W. ;
1, Carlton (Tardens, S.W.
Heir, his .son Viscount Goderich, b. 1852.
MPOW, Countess Dowager of.
Sarah Albinia Louisa, only child of 4th Earl of
Buckinghamshire; m. 1814 Frederick John, 1st
Earl of Ripon, who d. 1859. — Nocton Hall,
near Sleaford, Lincolnshire ; 1, Carlton tiarden.s,
S.W.
KIPON (Bishop of), Robert Bickerstetli, D.D.
Son of the late Rev. J. Bickerstetli, and nephew of
the 1st Lord Langdale (ext.) ; b. 181C; m. 1846
Elizabeth, dau. of J. Garde, Esq. Educated at
Queen's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844) ;
was Incumbent of St. John's, Claphatn, Rector of
St. Giles', London, and Canon of Salisbui-y ; Con-
secrated 1857. Patronage 52 livings. The see was
erected by Act of Parliament in 1836. — The
Palace, Ripon, Yorkshire.
RIPPON,* Cuthbert, Esq. (of Stanhope Castle).
Son of the late — Rippon, Esq., Stockbroker, of
London ; b. 17—. Was M.P. for Gateshead 1832-
41. — Stanhope Castle, Durham; Reform Club,
S.W.
RIPPOM", George, Esq. (of Waterville).
Eldest son of the late Geoi-ge Rippon, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Joseph Peacock, Esq., of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne ; h. 1791 ; 5. 1817 ; m. 1818 Margaret,
youngest dau. of John Fryer, Es([., of Newcastle.
Educated at Iloughton-le-Spring ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland ; was formerly
Captain in the Tj^ne Yeomanry Hussars. — Water-
ville, North Shields, Northumberland.
* Succeederl his uncle in the Earldom of De Grey whilst
these sheets were at press.
RIVERS (Lord), George Pitt-Rivers (cr. 1802).
Eldest son of the Crd Lord, by Frances, dau. of
Colonel Rigby; b. 1810; s. 1831 ; m. 1833 Susan
Georgiana, dau. of 1st Earl Granville ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Dorset, Lieut. -Col. Commanding Dorset
Yeomanry Cavalry, and a Lord in Waiting.
Patronage 11 livings. The Pitts, Earls of Chat-
ham, represented a junior branch of this family. —
Rushmore Lodge, near Salisbury, Wilts ; 13, Here-
ford Street, W.
Heir, his son Granville Beckford, b. 1838.
RIVERS, Sir James Francis, Bart. (cr. 1624).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir Henry Rivers,
Bart., bv Charlotte, dau. of Samuel Eales, Esq. ;
b. 1822"; s. as 10th Bart. 1851 ; m. 1859 Sarah
Elizabeth, dau. of G. Gambier, Esq., of Canterbury.
Educated at Winchester ; is an Officer in the Army.
— Beacon Hill, near Bath.
Jleir Prcti., his brother Cecil, late Lieutenant 19th
foot, 6.1 82-.
RIVERSDALE (Lord), Ludlow Tonson, D.D.
(cr. 1783).
Youngest and only surviving son of the 1st Loi'd,
by Rose, sister of 1st Earl of Bandon ; b. 1784 ;
,<<. his brother as 3rd Lord 1848. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1803, M.A. 1806,
D.D. 1839) ; is Bishop of Killaloe, Kilfenora,
Cloufert, and Kilmacdaugh ; Consecrated 1839. —
Lisnegar, near Cork ; C^larisford House, co. Clare ;
Finghest, near Great Marlow, Bucks.
RIVETT-CARNAC.
(See Caniac, in Supplement.)
R I V I S, Thomas IVilliam,
Hoiise).
Esq. (of Wewstead
Eldest son of Matthew Rivis, Esq., by Mary, dau.
of John Hall, Esq., of Wykeham ; b.'lSlZ ; s. his
uncle John Rivis, Esq., late an Alderman of Hull,
1844; m. 1842 Mary, dau. of William Preston, Esq.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for E. Riding of Yorkshire. — New-
stead House, near Malton, Yorkshire.
Ilcir, his son John AVilliam, b. 1843.
ROBARTES.
(See Af/ar-liohavtes.)
S O B A R T S, Abraham George, Esq. (of St.
Leonard's Hill).
Eldest son of the late Abraham Wildey Robarts,
Esq. (some time ]\I.P. for Maidstone), by Charlotte
Anne, dau. of Edmund Wilkinson, Esq., of Pot-
terton Lodge, T.adcaster ; b. 1810; .•<. 1858;
m. 1836 Elizabeth Sarah, dan. of John Henry
Smyth, Esq., and Lady Elizabeth Smyth, of Heath
Hall, W^akefield. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Bucks, C!aptain Royal
Bucks Y^'eomanry Cavalry, and a Banker in
London. — St. Leonard's Hill, Windsor, Berks ; 32,
Chesham Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Abraham John, h. 1838.
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EOBERTy, Sir Thomas Howland, Bart. (cr.
1809).
Eldest son of the late Sir Walter Roberts, Bart., of
Courtlands, Devon, by Catherine Hudson, dau. of
the Rev. Edwin f4ilbert, of Winsor House, Bodmin ;
h. 1804; s. as 3id Bart. 1828; m. 1st 1834 Eliza
Caroline, dau. of John Maitland, Esq., of Eccles,
CO. Dumfries; 2nd 1842 Anne Elliott, dau. of
Captain W. Langdon, R.N. Educated at Eton
and Balliol Coll., Oxford (fS.A. 1827) ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Cork, marked for High Sheriff 1837.
This family was first raised to the Baronetage in
1620. — Roberts Core, near Brightfieldstown^ co.
Cork ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Ileii-, his son Randall Howland, Lieutenant 33rd
foot; b. 1837 ; m. 1858 Mary, dau. of the late Colonel
Turnbull, of the Bombay Artillery.
BOBERTS, Sir Henry Gee, K.C.B. (cr. 1859).
h. 1800. Entered the Bombay Army in ISIS;
became a Major-General 1854 ; is Colonel of the
21st regiment of Native Infantry.
ROBERTS, Arthur Troughton, Esq. (of Colo-
mendy).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Roberts, Esq., of
Glanymenai, Anglesey, by Anne, dau, of John
Hughes, Esq., of Chester; h. 1815; s. 1857; m.
1849 Grace Rebecca, eldest dau. of William Phil-
lips, Esq., of Witston House, co. Monmouth.
Educated at Rugby ; is Clerk of the Peace for co.
Flint.— Colomendy, near Mold, Flintshire ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Arthur Phillips, h. 1851.
ROBERTS, Martyn John, Esq. P.R.S. (of Pen-
darren).
Eldest son of the late John Roberts, Esq., by Caro-
line, dau. of William Yalden, Esq., of Lovino-ton
Hants; h. 1806; s. 1829; m. 1840 Anne Eliza,
dau. of William Gordon, E.'^q., of Earlstoun, a
Cadet of the Kenmure family, and brother of Sir
John Gordon, Bart. Educated at Edinburgh Uni-
versity; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Brecon.
The family of Yalden po.ssessed large estates in
Hants and Sussex for more than 200 years before
the Conquest, and the estates of Black Down Castle,
Sussex, and Lovington, Hants, remained in the
family down to the grandfather of Mr. Martyn J.
Roberts. — Pendarren, near Crickhowell.
Heir, his son William Scarlett, b. 1849.
ROBERTS, Thomas, Esq. (of Hamilton House).
Eldest son of the late William Roberts, Esq., of
Milford, CO. Pembroke, by, Margaret, dau. of John
Davies, Esq., of Newport; b. 1823 ; s. 1837; m.
1848 Jane, eldest dau. of John Ralph, Esq., of
Beaumaris. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Pembroke.— Hamilton House, Milford Haven,
Pembrokeshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Kelly Ferrier, b. 1851,
ROBERTS, Thomas Lewis, Esq. (of Dorms-
town Castle).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Roberts, by Anna
Maria, dau. of David Thompson, Esq., of Oatlands,
bi5
CO. Meath ; b. 1808 ; m. 1836 Anna Matilda, eldest
dau. of Robert Richards, Esq., Assistant Barrister
for CO. AVexford. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin (B.A. 1829) ; is a Magistrate and a Grand Juror
for CO. Meath. This family hold estates also in
Carnarvonshire. — Dormstown Castle, near Navan,
CO. Meath ; Hendre, Killiney, co. Dublin ; Uni--
versify Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son John Richards, b. 1838.
ROBERTS -WEST, James, Esq. (of Alseot
Park).
Eldest son of the late James Roberts -West, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. and heiress of Joseph Roberts, Esq.,
of New-Combe House, co. Gloucester ; b. 1811 ;
s. 1838 ; m. 1844 Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of Joseph
Moore Boultbee, Esq., and the Lady Elizabeth
Boultbee, of Springfield House, co. Warwick.
Educated at Eton and Caius Coll., Cambridge ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick
(High Sheriff 1845), and in the Commission of the
Peace for co. Gloucester. This family is a branch
of that of the Earl Delawarr. — Alseot Park, near
Stralford-on-Avon, Warwickshire ; Oxford and
Cambridge and Arthur's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son James, b. 1845.
ROBERTSON, Charles, Esq. (of Kindeace).
Eldest son of the late W. Robertson, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of A. Chisholm, of Chisholm ; h. 1790; s.
1844 ; in. 1816 Helen, 4th dau. of Patrick Cruik-
shank, of Stracathro. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Ross and Cromarty ; was formerly
in the 78th and 96th regiments. This family is
descended from the Robertsons of Inches, the 1st
cadet of the Robertsons of Strowan, co. Perth. — •
Kindeace, near Parkhill, Ross-shire, N.B. ; New
Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son William Cruiksbank, b. 1817.
ROBERTSOH, David, Esq. (of Ladykirk).
Youngest son of the late Sir J. Marjoribanks, Bart.,
M.P., by Alison, dau. of William Ramsaj^, Esq., of
Barnton, N.B. ; b. 1797; m. 1834 Mary Sarah,
eldest dau. of the late Sir T. Haggerston, Bart.,
and grand-dau. of the late W. Robertson, Esq., of
Ladykirk, whose name they assumed. Educated
at the University of Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Berwick ; elected M.P, for
that county 1859. — Ladykirk, Berwick-on-Tweed ;
Union and Reform Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Haggei'ston, b. 1843.
ROBERTSON, Eben -William, Esq. (of Chil-
cote).
Only surviving son of the late Francis Robertson,
Esq., by Laura, dau. of William Ifoss, Esq. ; b.
1815 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1838 Isabella, youngest dau. of
William Manby Colegrave, Esq. Educated at
Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1837) ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1845 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Derby and Leicester. This
family descends from the Robertsons of Strowan, by
the same line as the families of Inches and Kinde-
ace.— Chilcote, near Ashby-de-la-Zouche, Leicester-
shire ; Athenffium and Conservative Clubs, S.W,
Heir, his son Francis William, b. 1849.
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BOBERTSON, George Duncan (styled Struan
Robertson).
Only son of the late General Bobertson, C.B., K.L.,
of Stnian, by Anne, dau. of tlie late James Outh-
waite, Esq., of Iliclimond, co. York; h. 1816; s.
1842 ; u. 1839 Mary Stuart, dau. of the late Major
Archibald Meuzies, of the 42nd Royal Highlanders.
Is Chief of the Clan Donnochie, and a Magistrate
for CO. Perth ; late Lieutenant 42nd Royal High-
landers.— Dall, near Pitlochry, Perthshire, N.B.
EOBERTSOlSr, Patrick Francis, Esq. (of
Halton).
Eldest son of the late Rev. D. Robertson, D.D., of
St. Andrew's, N.B., by Isabella, dau. of the Rev.
Alexander Small, D.D., of Kilconquhar, co. Fife ;
b. 1807. Educated at the University of St. An-
drew's ; is a Magistrate for Hastings and a Dep.
Lieut, for Susse.x ; was I\I.P. for Hastings 1852-9 ;
was formerly a Merchant at Canton. — Halton,
near Hastings, Sussex ; Carlton and Conservative
Clubs, S.W. ; 7, Pall Mall, S.W.
ROBERTSOKT, Robert, Esq. (of AucMeeks).
Y^oungest but only surviving son of the late John
Robertson, Esq., by Amelia, dau. of Duncan
Robertson, Esq., of Auchleeks, N.B. ; h. 1777;
s. 1821 ; 7n. 1816 Bridget, eldest dau. of George
Atkinson, Esq., of Temple Sowerby and Morland,
Westmoreland. Educated at Eton ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth, and a Magis-
trate for Devon ; was formerly a Merchant in
Kingston, Jamaica. This family are, and for many
centuries have been, hereditary proprietors of Auch-
leeks ; they purchased Membland from Sir J. Per-
ring in 1827.— Auchleeks, Blair AtlioU, Perth-
shire ; Membland, Newton Ferrers, Devon ; 26,
Royal Crescent, Bath ; New Club, Edinburgh ;
Athenreum Club, S.W.
JJcii; his son Robert, h. 1816 ; m. 1848 Emily,
dau. of John Cay, Esq., of Edinburgh.
EOBERTSOW, Major- General Robert Riehard-^
son, C.B. (of TuUiebelton).
Younger brother of Sir John Stewart Richardson,
Bart., of Pitfour (whom see) ; h. 1809 ; s. as heir
of entail in right of his mother in 1850 ; m. 1850
IMartha, youngest dau. of John, Sth Lord RoUo (she
d. 1857). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Perth ; entered the Army as Cornet 1826 ;
served in South Africa, in command of the expedi-
tion against the insurgent Boers, beyond the
Orange River, in 1845 ; also as Brigadier, and in
command of the 7th Dragoon Guards, in the KafFre
v,'ar of 1846-7 ; became full Colonel in 1854, Major-
General 1859. This family is a junior branch of
the ancient house of Robertson of Lude (whom
see), and dates its foundation from 1615.— TuUie-
belton, near Perth, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his grand-nephew, b. 1840.
ROBERTSOIT, William, Esq. (of Kinlochmoi-
dart).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel David
Robertson, by Margaret MacDonald, dau. of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel A. MacDonald, of the 72nd regi-
ment; b. 1802; s. 1844; m. 1828 Sarah Adams,
dau. of James Beck, Esq., of Priors Hardwick, co.
Warwick. Educated at the University of Edin-
burgh ; called to the Scottish Bar 1824 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Inverness.
This family represents Dr. Robertson, the histo-
rian, and the Macdonalds of Clanronald, in the
female line.— Kinlochmoidart, near Strontian, In-
verness-shire ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son William James, Captain 30th foot ;
b. 1829 ; m. 1857 Matilda Helen, dau. of Frederic
Sydney Crawley, Esq.
ROBERTSOK", 'Wmiam, Esq. (of Hasel HiU).
Son of the late Robert Robertson, Esq., of ililford,
CO. Pembroke; b. 1800. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Pembroke ; was formerly an extensive
Merchant and Shipowner. — Hazel Hill, near Mil-
ford, Pembrokeshire,
ROBERTSOSr- WALKER, Mrs. (of Gilgarran).
Katharine, dau. of the late John Mackenzie, Esq.,
Sheriff of Lewis, and a Dep. Lieut, for Ross-shire ;
m. 1S56 (as 2Dd wife) James Robertson-Walker,
Esq., Captain R.N., a Magistrate for Cumber-
land, and High Sheriff 1841, who d. 1858.- Gil-
garran, near Whitehaven, Cumberland.
Heir, John Robertson, Esq., brother of the
above James R. Walker, Esq.
BOBIlvTS, William Joseph, Esq. (of Hagley
House).
Son of the late Joseph Robins, Esq. ; m.
Christiana Mary, eldest dau. of V/illiam Johnson
Edenson, Esq. Is a Magistrate aud Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Worcester (High Sheriff" 1843), aud a Magis-
trate for cos. Salop and Stafford. — Hagley House,
near Stourbridge, Worcestershire.
Heirs, his two daus., the younger married to Wil-
liam Cecil Standish, Esq. (whom see).
ROBIWSOM", the Rev. Sir George Stamp, Bart.
(cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Yv'illiamVilliers Robinson,
by Anne, dau. of Stamp Brooksbank, Esq. ; b. 1797;
s. his uncle as 7th Bart. 1833 ; vi. 1827 Emma, dau.
of Robert Willis Blencowe, Esq., of Hayes. Edu-
cated at Winchester and New Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1819, M.A. 1824); appointed Rector of Cranford
1822 ; is Patron of 2 livings. ^ — Cranford Rectory,
near Kettering, Northamptonshire ; Shelton Hal!,
Leicestershire.
Heir, his son John Blencowe, b. 1830.
ROBINSON, Su' John Stephen, Bart. (cr.
1819).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-rjolonel Sir Rich-
ard Robinson, Bart., by Lady Helena Eleanor
Moore, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Mouutcashell ;
/'. 1816; s. as 8rd Bart. 1847; in. 1841 Sarah
Blackett, dau. of Anthony Denny, Esq., aud grand-
dau. of Lord Collingwood {ext.). Is a Magistrate
for CO. Louth (High Sheriff 1849) ; late Lieutenant-
Colonel Louth Militia ; formerly Lieutenant 60th
Rifles. — Rokeb}' Hall, near Dunleer, co. Louth.
Heir, his son Richard Collingwood, b. 1842.
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no BIN" SON, Sir George Abercrombie, Bart,
(cr. 1823).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Best Robinson,
Bait., by the dau. of Major-General Douglas ; h.
1826 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1855. Educated at the Eoyal
Military Coll., Sandhurst; is a Major 22nd foot,
late Instructor of Musketry at Hythe. — Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his twin-brother Douglas, Captain
72nd foot; h. 1826; m. 18— his cousin Matilda,
dau. of the Eev. W. S. Robinson.
EOBIKTSOIV, Sir John Beverley, Bart., C.B.
(cr. 1854).
Second sou of the late Christopher Robinson, Esq.,
by Esther, dau. of the Rev. John Say re, of New
Brunswick ; b. 1791 ; m. 1817 Emma, dau. of C.
Walker, Esq. Educated at Cornwall, in Upper
Canada ; created Hon. D.C.L. of Oxford 1855 ; is
Chief Justice, and was Solicitor and Attorney-
General of Upper Canada. — Beverley House,
Toronto, Upper Canada.
Ileb; his son James Lukin, h. ISIS.
KOBINSON, Sir Henry, Knt. (cr. 1845).
Only son of the late George Robinson, Esq., of
Knapton House, by Hannah, eldest dau. of Henry
Atkinson, Esq., of Bacton, Norfolk ; b. 1805 ; m.
1842 Lucy, youngest dau. of W. D. Cooper Cooper,
Esq., of Toddington Manor, Beds (whom see). Is a
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ; appointed 1S40 Standard-
bearer of, and in 1845 Lieutenant Commanding, the
Queen's Body-guard of Gentlemen-at-Arms. —
Knapton House, near North Walsham, Norfolk;
Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1851.
EOBINSOH, Sir Hercules George Kobert, Knt.
(cr. 1859).
Second son of Admiral Hercules Robinson, by
Frances Elizabeth, only dau. of Henry Widman
Wood, Esq., of Rosmead, co. Westmeath ; b. 1824;
'in. 1846 Nea Arthur Ada Rose d'Amour, 5th dau.
of Viscount Valentia. Educated at Royal Military
Coll., Sandhurst ; formerly an Officer in 87th Royal
Irish Fusiliers ; retired 1846, and was employed in
various capacities in the Civil Service in Ireland till
1852 ; was appointed President of Montserrat
1854, Lieutenant-Governor of St. Christopher's
1855, Governor of Hong-Kong 1859 ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Kildare. — Bletchington Park, near
Oxford ; St. James's Club, S.W.
EOBIKTSON, Christopher "WiUiarn, Esq, (of Dul-
lingham House).
Only son of William Pigott, Esq., of DuUingham
(whom see), by his 1st wife Harriet, dau. of Lieu-
tenant-General C. Jeaffreson, of DuUingham, and
of the Viscountess Gormanston ; b. 1836 ; s. his
mother 1838 ; assumed the name of Jeaffreson by
Royallicense in 1838 ; subsequently took the name
of Robinson, in pursuance of the will of his cousin
; the late — Robinson, Esq., of Denston Hall, Suf-
folk. This family has been seated at DuUingham
since 1656. — DuUingham House, near Newmarket,
Suffolk.
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BOBINSON, Frederick, Esq. (of "Widmerpool
Hall).
Eldest sou of the late James Robinson, Esq., of
Papplewick, Notts, by Ann, dau. of Heneage
Parker, Esq., of Mansfield Woodhouse ; b. 1783 ;
s. 1817. Educated at Eton ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
Notts (High Sheriff 1827).— Widmerpool Hall, near
Nottingham.
HOBINSON, Henry Jeffery, Esq. (of Port Stew-
art).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. William
Robinson, Rector of Bovevagh, co. Derry, and Pre-
centor of Christ's Church, Dublin (2nd son of the
late Rev. Sir John Robinson, Bart.), by Susanna
Sophia, eldest dau. of Henry, 4th Viscount Ash-
brook ; h. 1831 ; m. 1857 Agnes Strachan, 5th dau.
of the Hon. John R. Partelow, Auditor-General of
Nev/ Brunswick. Is in the Commission of the Peace
for COS. Antrim and Londonderry; was formerly
Lieutenant 76th foot. — The Castle, Port Stewart,
CO. Derry, Ireland ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
KOBINSON, John, Esq. (of Lydd).
Eldest son of the late Gilbert Robinson, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of the late Rev, John Goodwin, of Lydd,
Kent; b. 1803; s. 1821 ; m. 1827 Elizabeth, dau. of
Michael Russell, Esq. Educated at Sandhurst Coll. ;
is a Magistrate for Kent, and Captain W. Kent
Militia; was formerly Lieutenant 24th foot. — Lydd,
near Romney, Kent ; 4, Somerfield Terrace, Maid-
stone.
Heir, his son Charles C4ilbert, Lieutenant Bengal
Horse Artillery, b. 1835.
ROBINSON, Mrs. (late of Poston Court, Here-
fordshire).
Frederica Emma Laura, only dau. of the late Major-
General Sir George Charles Braithwaite, Bart, (who
assumed the name of Boughton, and d. 1809), by
Eliza, dau. of the late Sir Edward Boughton, Bart.,
of Poston Court ; s. 1855 ; m. 1824 Thomas Robin-
son, Esq. — Sheffield House, Kensington, Middlesex.
ROBINSON, ■William, Esq. (of Suminerliill).
Youngest son of the late John Robinson, Esq., of
Dudley, by Elizabeth, dau. of John Wood, Esq., of
Whiston, CO. Salop ; b. 1802 ; m. 1832 Harriet, dau.
of John Johnson, Esq., of Leverington, co. Cam-
bridge. Educated at Rugby ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Worcester, and a Coroner for that county. —
Summerhill, near Dudley, Worcestershire.
ROBINSON, ■William Robinson, Esq. (of Silks-
worth Hall),
Eldest surviving son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel
Grey, of Norton, co. Durham, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Hogg, Esq., of Norton ; b. 1804 ; s. 1834,
and assumed the name and arms of Robinson ; m.
1839 Sarah Dorothy, only dau. of W^illiam Grey,
Esq., of Norton. Educated at Westminster ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham ; is the
lineal representative of the family of Middleton of
Silksworth. — Silksworth Hall, near Bishopwear-
niouth, CO. Durham.
Heir, his son William Grey, h. 1846.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BOBINSOW.
(See V[ivyan-Rohinson.)
ROBSOW", Thomas, Esq. (of Holtby House).
Eldest son of the late Tliomas Robsoii, Esq., by Ann,
d;ui. of Cliristopber Pickering, Esq., of Crake Hall,
CO. York ; h. 1784 ; s. 1797 ; m. 1806 Caroline, 2n.l
dan. of the late Sir William Young, Bart. Is a
Dep. Lieut, for the N. Biding of Yorkshire ; was
formerly Lieutenant-Colonel 2nd N. York Local
Militia. — Holtby House, near Catterick, Yorksliire.
//t/r, his son Thomas William, in Holy Orders;
h. 18(17; m. 1842 Anne, eldest dau. of Michael
Stewart, Esq.
BOCH, George, Esq. (of Woodbine Hall, co.
Water ford).
Eldest son of the late George Butler Roch, Esq.
(J. P. for CO. Waterford), by Jane, dau. of William
Wilkinson, Esq., of Cork ; b. 1819 ; s. 1859. This
family was Ibrmerly of Tourin and Glj'nn, co. Water-
ford, and is lineally descended from the ancient
house of Ivoch, Viscount Fermoy, in the forfeited
])eerage of Ireland. — Woodbine Hill, near Yougball,
Ireland.
Heir Prcs., bis brother Sampson, Surgeon Royal
Artillery, b. 1829.
ROCHE, Sir David, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late David Roche, Esq., by Frances,
dau. of William Maunsell, Esq., of Limerick, h.
1791 ; tn. 1st 182.5 Frances, dau. of Colonel Jolin
Ormsby Yandeleur, of Maddenstown, co. Kildare ;
2nd 1844 Cecilia Caroline, dau. of Henry Deane
O'Grady, Esq., of Lodge, co. Limerick. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Limerick ; wf;s
M.P. for CO. 1/imerick 1832-44. — Carass, near
Croom, CO. Limerick ; Banetick, near Ennis, co.
Clare.
IIlIv, his son David ^^ande]eur, b. 1833.
ROCHE, Edmund, Esq. (of BaUymorris).
Second surviving son of the late Francis Roche,
Esq., of Rochemount, co. Cork (grand-uncle of pre-
sent Lord Fermoy), by Esther, d;iu. of John Webb,
Esq. ; b. 1819 ; m. 1845 Anna Matilda, dau. of the
Rev. Dr. Aupten, of Hadwell, co. Cork, and the
Hon. Matilda Sophia, niece of last Viscount Cullen.
Entered the Army as Cornet 3rd Light Dragoons
1837, became Colonel 1857 ; served in Beloochistan,
Affghanistan, and the Punjaub, during the cam-
paigns of 1838-9, 1841-2, and 1846-7, on the Staff
of the late Lieutenant General Sir Joseph Tback-
well, G.C.B. ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. —
BaUymorris, near Whitegate, co. Coi-k ; United
Service Club, S.W.
ROCHESTER (Bishop of), George Murray,
D.D.
Son of the late Lord T!. Muri-ay, formerly Bishop of
St. 1 )avid's, and grandson of the 3rd Duke of Athole ;
b. 1784 ; hi. 1811 Sarah, dau. of 8th Earl of Kin-
nouU. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1805,
M.A. 1808); consecrated Bishop of Sodor and Man
1814; translated 1827. Patronage 53 livings. —
Danbury Palace, near Chelmsford, Essex;. Athe-
nseum Club, S.W. ; 77, Chester Square, S.W,
ROCHFORT, Horace William Noel, Esq. (of
Clogrenane).
Eldest son of the late John Staunton Rochfort,
Esq., by Harriette, dau. of Sir Horace ]\Iann, Bart.,
of Linton Park, Kent ; h. 1809 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1st
1837 Frances, dau. of Thomas Cosby, Esq., of Strad-
bally Hall, Queen's co. ; 2nd 1845 Charlotte, dau. of
the 2ud Lord Bridport. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1831); is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carlow (High Sheriff
1833). Tliis family is of very ancient lineage, and
formerly possessed large estates in cos. Kildare,
DuVdin, and Westmeath. ■ — Clogrenane, near Car-
low, Ireland ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 12, Wimpole
Street, W.
Heir, his son John de Burgh, Lieutenant Royal
Horse Artillery, b. 1838.
ROCKE, John, Esq. (of Clungunford House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Rocke, by Anne,
dau. of Thomas Beale, Esq., of Heath House, co.
Salop ; b. 1817 ; ^- 1849 ; m. 1853 Constance Anne,
2nd dau. of Sir Charles Cuyler, Bart. Educated at
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1839) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop, and a
Lieutenant S. Salopian Yeomanry Cavalry. — Clun-
gunford House, Aston-on-C-lun, Sliropshire ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Ilelr, his son John Charles Leveson, b. 1855.
RODD, Lady Jane.
Ordy dau. of late Major J. Rennell, F.R.S. ; m. 1809
Vice- Admiral Sir J. T. Rodd, K.C.B. (who d. 1888).
— 40, WinqK)le Street, W.
RODD, Francis, Esq. (of Trebartha Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Edward Rodd, D.D., by
Harriet, dau. of Charles Rashleigh, Esq., of Du-
porth, Cornwall ; b. 1806 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1837 Mary,
dau. of the Rev. Jonathan Stackhouse Rashleigh.
Educated at Winchester and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.x\. 1829) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Cornwall (High Sheriff 1845). This
family was formerly of The Rodd, and of Foxley,
CO. Herefoi-d. — Trebartha Hall, near Launceston,
Cornwall.
Ifclr, his son Francis Rashleigh, h. 1839,
RODDAM, William, Esq. (of Roddam).
Fourth son of the late Walter Spencer Stanhope,
Esq., of Cannon Hall, co. York, by Winifred Maiy,
only dau. of T. B. Pulleine, Esq., of Carlton Hall,
CO. York; b. 1793; .s'. 1807; m. 1st 1835 Char-
lotte, dau. of H. P. Pulleine, Esq. (she d. 1837);
2nd 1849 Selina Henrietta, dau. of J. Cotes, Esq.,
and Lady Maria Cotes, of Woodcote, co. Salop.
Assumed the name of Roddam under the will of his
kinsman Admiral Roddam 1 820. Entered the Navy
under Lord Collingwood 1806, became Conunander
R.N. 1854 ; was High Sheriff of Northumberland
1834. — Roddam, near Alnwick, Noithumberland.
RODEN (Earl of), Robert Jocelyu, K.P., P.O. i
(cr. 1771).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by the 1st wife Frances,
dau. of Very Rev. Dean Bligh ; b. 1788 ; s. 1820 ; il
548 !,
TBE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Rog
m. 1813 Maria Frances, dan. of the 22nd Lord le
Despencer. Educated at Harrow ; is Gustos Rot.
of CO. Louth ; formerly Auditor of the Irish Ex-
chequer ; sits in the House of Peers as Lord Glan-
brassil, U.K. {cr. 1821). Patronage 1 living. —
Hyde Hall, near Sawbridgeworth, Herts ; Tolly-
more Park, Gastlevvellan, co. Louth ; 124, Pall
. Mall, S.W.
Heir, his grandson Viscount Jocelyu, h. ISIG.
HODICK, Robert Preston, Esq. (of Woodclose).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Rodick, Esq., a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, by
Judith, dau. of Robert Preston, E.sq., of Lower
House, West Derby, near Liverpool ; b. 1822 ; s.
1855; m. 1818 Ellen, dau. of Mr. Robert Bain-
bridge. Is a IMagistrate for co. Lancaster. This
family is of Scotch descent, as appears from the
entry in the GoUege of Arms, London.— Woodclose,
near Milnthorpe, Westmoreland.
Heir, his son Robert Preston Birkett, h. 1850.
EODNEY (Lord), Robert Dennett Rodney (cr.
1782).
Only son of the late Hon. R. Rodney, by Anne, dau.
of T. Dennett, Esq., and nephew of the 5th Lord ;
b. 1820 ; s. 1846 ; m. 18.^0 Sarah, dau. of J. Single-
ton, Esq. Educated at Harrow ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Hereford ; late Lieutenant Scots Fusilier Guards.
The 1st Peer was Admiral Rodney. — Berrington,
near Leominster, Herefordshire ; Garlton Glub,
S.W.
Heir, his son George Bridges Harley Dennett,
b. 1857.
ROD WE Y, Do-wager Lady.
Charlotte Georgiana, dau. of the late Sir C. G.
Morgan, Bart., M.P. ; m. 1819 George, 3rd Lord
Rodney, who d. 1842. — Old Airesford House,
Alresford, Hants.
RODNEY, Hon. and Rev. Henry.
Sixth son of 2nd Lord Rodney ; b. 1790. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1814) :
appointed Vicar of Eye 1817 ; Prebendary of Here-
ford 1840. — The Cloisters, Hereford ; Eye Vicarage,
near Leominster, Herefordshire.
RODNEY, Hon. "William Powell (of Llanvilian-
gel).
Son of George, 2nd Lord Rodney, by Ann, dau. of
the Right Hon. T. Harley (son of Edward, 3rd
Earl of Oxford) ; b. 1794 ; m. 1824 Eliza Ann, dau.
of Thomas Brown, Esq., Member of the Supreme
Council in India. Educated at Eton ; appointed
in 1811 to the Civil Service on the Bengal Esta-
blishment ; afterwards held the appointment of
Secretary to the Comptrollers of Army Accounts
at home ; is a Magistrate for cos. Momnouth and
Hereford. — Llanvihangel Court, near Abergavenny.
Heir, his son William Powell, b. 1829 ; m. 185G
Diana Hothain, 2nd dau. of Sir J. W. Lubbock,
Bart.
549
ROD ON", John, Esq.. (of Newgrove).
Only son of John Rodon, Esq., by Marianne, dau.
of the late George Mackenzie, Esq. (of the family
of Ord) ; b. 1816 ; m. 1846 Frances Alicia, dau. of
the late James Fetherston, Esq. Educated at
Eton ; a])pi)inted to the 16th Lancers 1834, became
Captain 1843; is a Magistrate for cos. Meath and
Westmeath. Tiiis famil}' is a branch of the family
of Rowdon of Rowdon, co. York, settled there
temp. Richard II. — -Newgrove, near Kell.s, co.
Meath ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Seaforth, b. 1847.
ROD"W"ELIj, Benjamin Bridges Hunter, Esq. (of
Tattingstone).
Eldest son of the late William Rodwell, Esq., of
Holbrook, Suffolk (who d. 1858) by Elizabeth
Anne, only child of Benjamin Hunter, Esq. ; b.
1815 ; m. 1844 Mary, dau. of James Boggis, Esq.,
of Baddow Court, Essex. Educated at the Charter-
house and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837,
M.A. 1840) ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1840 ; appointed Queen's Counsel 1859 ; is
a Magistrate for Suffolk. — Tattingstone Place, near
Ipswich, Suffolk ; Windham Club, S.W,; 8, Glou-
cester Square, W.
ROE, Sir Frederic Adair, Bart. (cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late William Roe, Esq., by Su-
sannah Margaret, dau. of the late Sir William
Thomas, Bart., of Yapton ; b. 1789 ; m. 1831
Mary, dau. of G. Knowles, Esq., of Emsal, co.
Y^ork. Educated at Westminster ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1810 ; is a Magistrate for
Middlesex, Kent, Essex, Herts, &c. ; was formerly
Chief Magistrate at Bow Street. — Beach House,
Worthing, Sussex ; 96, Piccadilly, W.
ROGERS, Sir Frederick, Bart. (cr. 1699).
Eldest son of the late Sir Frederick Leman Rogers,
Bart., by Sophia, dau. of Lieutenant -Colonel
Charles Russell Deare, of the Bengal Artillery ;
b. 1811 ; s. as Sth Bart. 1851 ; m. 1847 Georgiana
Mary, dau. of Andrew Colvile, Esq., of Ochiltree,
N.B. Educated at Eton and Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1832, M.A. 1835, B.C.L. 1838) ; was after-
wards Fellow of Oriel Coll. and Vinerian Scholar ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1836 ; is a
Commissioner of Colonial Land and Emigration. —
Blatchford, Devon; Athenseum Club, S.W. ; 9,
Ovington Square, Brompton, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother John Charles, b. 1818.
ROGERS, Rev. Edward Henry (of Rainscombe).
Eldest surviving son of the late Francis James
Newman Rogers, Esq., Q.C., Recorder of Exeter,
by .Julia Eleonor.a, dau. of William Walter Y^'ea,
Esq., of Pyrland, Somerset ; b. 1827 ; s. his brother
Francis 1859. Educated at Eton and King's
Coll., Camlnidge (B.A. 1850, M.A. 1853). This
family is the younger branch of the family of
Rogers, once of Bryanston, co. Dorset, and i.s
directly descended from Thomas Rogers, Serjeant-
at-Law temp. Edward IV. — Rainscombe, near
Pewsey, Wilts ; Oriental CUub, W. ; 39, Montagu
Square, W.
Heir Pres:, his brother Walter Lacy, b. 1831.
Hog]
ROGERS, Francis, Esq. (of Yarlington Lodge),
Eldest son of the late John Rogers, Esq., by Anne
Reynolds, only child of Pickering Robinson, Esq.,
of Rawcliflfe, co. York ; h. 1784 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1815
Catherine Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Benjamin
Bickley, Esq., of Ettingshall Lodge, co. Stafford.
Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate for Somerset ;
formerly Captain of Volunteers and Somerset Yeo-
manry." This family was formerly of Eastwood
Park, CO. Gloucester. — Yarlington Lodge, near
Sherborne, Dorset.
Ilcir, his son Thomas Englesby (M.A., of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, and Barrister-at-Law), h. 1817 ; m. 1853
Ehzabeth Hannah, only child of John Stanger,
Esq., of Strawberry HalJ, Tydd St. Mary, co.
Lincoln.
ROGERS, John, Esq., P.R.S. (of River HiU).
Only son of the late John Rogers, Esq., of Upper
Tooting (a Magistrate for co. Surrey), by Eliza-
beth, dau. of John Wellford, Esq., of Blackheath ;
h. 1807 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1833 Harriet, 2nd dau. of
John Thornton, Esq., of Clapham. Educated at
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1880, M.A. 1833) ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1836 ; is a
Magistrate for Kent. This family was formerly
resident in Gloucestershire, and came to London
about 1735. — River Hill, near Sevenoaks, Kent ;
Athenseum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Thornton, Captain 33rd foot,
I. 1834.
ROGERS, Rev. John (of the Home).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Rogers, by Mari-
anne, dau. of J. Eodenhani, Esq., of The Grove,
CO. Radnor ; h. 1817 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1851 Charlotte
Victoria, dau. of the Rev. F. S. Newbold, D.D.
Educated at Shrewsbury and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1838); appointed Vicar of Ay-
mestry 1850 ; is a Magistrate for co. Hereford.
Descended from Robert de Norbury, of Lydbury
North, CO. Salop, temp. Henry III., whose great-
great-grandson, John Rogers de la Home, took the
surname of Rogers from his father's Christian
name, Roger de Norbury, and in 1363 obtained
from Philip le Mercer all his estate in Home. — The
Home, near Wentnor, co. Salop ; University Club,
S.W.
ndr, his son Charles Coltman, h. 1853.
ROGERS, John Sdwardes, Esq. (of Abex'meirig
Talsarn).
Only son of the late John Rogers, Esq., M.D., by
Anne, dau. of the late Thomas Jones, Esq., of
Llaniofaur, co. Cardigan ; h. 1826 ; s. 1846. Edu-
cated at ^Yadham Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1849) ; is a
Magistrate for co. Cardigan. — Abermeirig Talsarn,
near Lampeter, Cardiganshire.
ROGERS, John Jope, Esq. (of Penrose).
Eldest son of the late Rev. J. Rogers (Canon of
Exeter), by Mary, dau. of the Rev. J. Jope, of
St. Cleer, Cornwall ; h. 1816 ; s. 1856 ; in. 1844
Maria, eldest dau. of William Hichens, Esq. Edu-
cated at Shrewsbury and Trinity Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841); called to the Bar at the
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Inner Temple 1842 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Cornwall ; appointed one of the Chair-
men of Quarter Sessions 1858 ; elected M.P. for
Helston 1859. — Penrose, near Helston, Cornwall;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Peverell, h. 1846.
ROGERS.
(See Coxivell-Rogers.)
ROKEBY (Lord), Henry Montagu, K.C.B. (cr.
1777).
Fifth son of the 4th Lord, by Elizabeth, dau. of
F. Charlton, Esq., and brother of the 5th Lord ;
h. 1798 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1826 Magdalen, dau. of the
late Lieutenant-Colonel T. Huxley. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for Berks ; a Major-General in the Army ;
was present at Waterloo ; served in command of a
division in the Crimea 1855-6. — United Service
Club, S.W. ; 1, Upper Berkeley Street, Portinan
Square, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Spencer Dudley, formerly
a Clerk in the Irish Office ; h. 1S07 ; m. 1842 Anna
Louisa, dau. of the late Sir C. W. Flint, and widow
of J. Jekyll, Esq.
BOKEBY, the Rev. Henry Ralph (of Arthing-
worth Manor).
Second son of the late Rev. Langham Rokebj', of
Arthingworth Manor, by Maria Isabella, dau. of
Somerset Davies, Esq., of WigmoreHall, co. Here-
ford ; h. 1788 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1st 1827 Caroline, dau.
of the Rev. George Boulton ; 2nd 18 — Harriet,
dau. of Joseph Walley, Esq. Educated at Dow-
ning Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1830) ; appointed
Rector of Arthingworth 1831 ; was formerly a
C'omraander R.N., and served during the war
1803-15. This family was formerly from York-
shire. — Arthingworth Manor-house, near North-
ampton.
Heir, his son Henry Ralph, h. 1831.
ROLPB.
(See Neville- Eolfc.)
ROLLE, Hon. Mark George Kerr (of Steven-
stone).
Second son of the 18th Lord Clinton ; b. 1835.
Educated at Eton ; assumed the name of Rolle
after his uncle, the late Lord Rolle, 1852 ; a]>
pointed Cornet N. Devon Yeomanry 1856. — Steven-
stone, near Torrington, Devon.
ROLLE, Lady (of Bicton).
Louisa Barbara, younger dau. of the 16th Lord
Clinton ; m. 1822 1st" Lord Rolle (e.ct.), who d.
1842. — Bicton, near Exeter ; 18, Upper Grosvenor
Street, W.
ROLLS STON, James Franck, Esq. (of Franck-
fort Castle).
Eldest son of the late C. Rolleston, Esq., by Helena
M.aria, dau. of Richard Maunsell, Esq., of Quins- .
boro', CO. Limerick; b. 1806; s. 1825; m. 1828
Georgiana Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of John Bland,
E-^q., of B'andsfort, Queen's co. Educated at
550
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Roo
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for King's co. (High Sheriff 1831), and
Chairman of the Board of Guardians of Eoscrea
Union. This family originally came from Watnall,
Notts, and settled in co. Armagh a.d. ICIC. —
Franckfort Castle, Dunkerrin, Iloscrea, King's co.
Heir, his son Charles Franck, h. 1833.
EOLLESTOlSr,* Colonel Lancelot (of "Watnall
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Christopher Eolleston, Esq.,
who was High Sheriff of Notts 1805; h. 1785;
m. 1805 Caroline, dau. of the late SirG. Chetwynd,
Bart, (she d. 1844). Is a Magistrate for Notts, and
Colonel Notts Militia; was M.P. for S. Notts
1837-49.— Watnall HaU, near Nottingham; 42,
Lansdowne Place, Brighton.
E.OLLO (Lord), John Kogerson Rollo (cr, 1651).
Only son of the late William, 9th Lord Rollo, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Dr. Rogerson, of Dumcrieff;
h. 1835 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1857 Agnes Bruce, eldest
dau. of Colonel Trotter. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1856) ; i.s a Magistrate for
CO. Perth, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Dumfries.
— Duncrub Castle, near Perth ; Dumcrieff, near
Moffats, Dumfriesshire, N.B. ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son, h. 1860.
ROLLS, John Btherington "Welch, Esq. (of The
Hendre).
Eldest son of the late JohnEolls, Esq., by Martha,
only dau. of Jacob Barnett, Esq. ; h. 1807 ; s. 1837 ;
■m. 1833 Elizabeth Mary, 3i'd dau. of Walter Long,
Esq., of Preshaw House, Hants, and Lady Mary
Long, eldest dau. of the late Earl of Northesk.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Monmouth (High Sheriff 1842);
was formerly Captain in the Eoyal Monmouth and
Brecon Militia. — The Hendre, near Monmouth ;
Eoyal Yacbt Squadron, Cowes ; Carlton, Arthur's,
and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John Allan, h. 1837.
HOLT, Lady.
Anue, younger dau. and co-heir of G. Caswall,
Esq. ; m. 1824 Lieuteuant-General Sir J. Eolt,
K.C.]3., who d. 1856. — 5, Great Cumberland
Place, W.
BOLT, John, Esq.., Q.C. (of Ozleworth).
Second son of the late James Eolt, Esq., of Cal-
cutta, by Anne Braine, dau. of Eichard and
Margaret Hiorns, of Fairford, co. Gloucester ;
h. 1804 ; m. 1st 1826 Sarah, dau. of the late Mr.
T. Bosworth ; 2nd 1857 Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Stephen Godson, Esq. A Barrister-at-Law (called
at the Inner Temple 1837) ; practises at the Chan-
.cery Bar; became a Queen's Counsel 1846; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester ;
has been M.P. for West Gloucestershire since 1857.
— Ozleworth Park, Wootton-under-Edge, Glouces-
tershire ; 52, Harley Street, W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1834.
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ROMILLY, Right Hon. Sir John, Knt. (cr
1848).
Second son of the late Sir S. Eomilly, by a dau. of
F. Garbett, Esq. ; h. 1800 ; m. 1829 Caroline, dau.
of the late Eight Eev. Dr. William Otter, Bishop of
Chichester (she d. 1856) ; graduated M.A. 1826, at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at
Gray's Inn 1827 ; is Master of the Eolls ; has beeri
Solicitor and Attorney-General ; was M.P. for
Bridport 1832-4 and 1846-7, and for Devonport
1847-52. — Eeform Club, S.W. ; 6, Hyde-Park
Terrace, W.
ROMILLY, Colonel Frederick.
Youngest son of the late Sir S. Eomilly, by a dau.
of F. Garbett, Esq. ; h. 1810 ; m. 184S Elizabeth
Amelia Jane, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Miuto. A
Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, retired ; was M.P.
for Canterbury 1850-2. — ■ United Service Club,
S.W. ; 15, Eaton Terrace, S.W.
ROMWEY (Earl of), Charles Marsham (cr.
1801).
Elder son of the 2nd Earl, by his 1st wife Sophia,
dau. of the late William Morton Pitt, Esq.; h. 1808 ;
s. 1845; m. 1832 Margaret Harriet, dau. of the
4th Duke of Buccleuch. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Dorset and Kent, and President of the
Marine Society ; was M.P. for W. Kent 1841-5 ;
Patron of 1 living. — The Mote, near Maidstone,
Kent ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 7, Grosvenor Street,
W.
Heir, his son Viscount Marsham, E.N., h. 1841.
RONEY, Sir Cusack Patrick, Knt. (cr. 1853).
Son of the late C. Eoney, Esq., Surgeon, of Dublin;
h. 1810 ; ra. 1837 Elizabeth Anne, dau. of J. Whit-
combe, Esq. Educated at Dublin ; is Secretary to
Grand Trunk Eailway of C!anada; has been Secretary
to the Eoyal Literary Fund, the Eastern Counties
Eailway, and the Great Exhibition in Dublin. —
Eeform Club, S.W. ; 35, St. James's Street, S.W. ;
21, Old Broad Street, E.C.
ROOKE, Sir Henry ^^Ulonghby, K.C.H., C.B.
(cr. 1833).
. Eldest surviving- son of the late Colonel Charles
Eooke, by Elizabeth, dau. of Ambrose Dawson,
Esq., of Bolton Hall and Langcliff Hall, co. York ;
h. 1782 ; m. 1804 Selina Mary, dau. of Major Henry
Eooke. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Monmouth, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Berks ; became a Major-General in the Army
1842 ; served at Waterloo. — Pilstone House, near
IMonmouth ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his grandson Captain Willoughby Sandi-
lands Eooke, of Bigswear, co. Gloucester (whom
see).
ROOKE, •Willoughby Sandilands, Esq. (of Bigs-
wear House).
Only son of the late George C. Eooke, Esq., of Bigs-
wear, CO. Gloucester, Captain Scots Fusilier Guards,
and grandson of Major-General Sir H. W. Eooke
(whom see) ; 6.1837. Educated at Eton ; is Lieut.
and C'aptain Scots Fusilier Guards.- — Bigswear
Roo]
COCTNTY FAMILIES OP
House, near Coleford, Gloucestershire ; Guards'
Club, S.W.
Jleir Pres., his uncle Willoughby John Edward,
M.A., of Ch. Cli., Oxford Ciud son of Major-
General Sir H. W. Rooke), Vicar of Tunstall ; h.
1810; m. 1841 Caroline, dau. of Anthony Little-
dale, Esq.
PlOOPER, Bonfoy, Esq. (of Abbotts Ripton).
Eldest son of the late John B. Rooper, Esq. (who
was many years jM.P. for Hunts), by Harriott, dau.
of William Pott, Esq., of Gloucester Place, Port-
m.an Square, London ; b. 1820; s. 1S55. Was for-
merly an Officer in the Army. This family were
formerly settled in Derbyshire and Herts, and were
owners of the Berkhanipstead Castle estates, pur-
chased by the Duke of Piidgewater in 1800. The
estate of Abbotts Ripton came into the family
by the marriage of John Hooper, Esq., grand-
father of the present owner, with the heiress of
the Bonfoy family. — Abbotts Ripton, near Hun-
tingdon.
ROOPEE, George, Esq. (of Nascott).
Tliird sfin of the Rev. T. R. Rooper, of Wick Hill,
Brighton, by Persis, dau. of Henry Pointer Staudly,
Esq., of Paxton Hall, Hunts, and cousin of Bonfoy
Rooper, Esq., of Abbotts Ripton (whom see) ; h.
181 '2 ; m. 1841 Mary, dau. of Peere Williams Free-
rnau, Esq., of Fawley Court, Bucks (she d. 1856).
Educated at St. John's Coll., Camliridge. — Nascott,
near Watford, Herts ; Oxford and Cambridge Club,
S.W.
ROPEB, Sir Henry, Knt. (or. 1839).
Son of the late William Roper, Esq., and great-
grandson of Anne, Baroness Dacre, and the 8th
Lord Teynham, and brother of Charles Roper, Esq.,
of Fairfield, co. Dablin ; 6. 1800 ; m. 1847 Cijarlotte
Lydia, dau. of the Hon. and Rev. F. Pleydell Bou-
verie. Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1826 ;
was Chief Justice of Bombay 1839-47. • — Stoke, near
Chichester, Sussex.
ROPER, "William, Esq. (of Knockmaiue).
Son of the late Edward Roper, Esq., by Prudenti.a
Noble, dau. of Henry Leslie Thompson, Esq., of
Whitepark, co. Fermanagh ; I). 1824 ; m. 1857
Georgina, dau. ofMnrdock Greene, Esq. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1844) ; called to the
Bar at Dublin 1846 ; is a Magistrate for Roscom-
mon. This family is descended from the Ropers of
Beighton, co. Derby, a younger son of whom went
to Ireland under the Earl of Essex in 1640. For
his gallantry in ([uelling the rebellion in that coun-
try, he was created Viscount Baltinglas, and his
estates in Connaught are now held by the present
family, who are descendants of his nephew. — Knock-
niaine, near Roscommon ; GO, Upper Mount Street,
Dublin.
ROPER-CURZOW, Hon. Sidney Campbell
Henry.
Seventh son of 14th Lord Teynham ; h. 1810 ; m.
1837 Frances, dau. of R. Purvis, Esq. Was for-
merly an Examiner in the Audit Office. — Grove
House, Tooting, Surrey.
ROSE, Sir George, Knt., F.R.S. (cr. 1831).
b. 1782 ; m. 1821 Anne, dau. of Captain R. Pouncey
(she d. 18—). Educated at Westminster and Tri-
nity Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar 1809 ;
made a King's Counsel 1827 ; is a Master in Chan-
cery, a Bencher of the Inner Temple, and a Judge
of the Court of Review. — 4, Hyde-Park Gardens,
W.
ROSE, Sir Hiigh Hem-y, G.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Son of the late Right Hon. Sir G . II. Rose, G.C.H. ;
0. 1803. Educated at Berlin ; a Major-General in
the Army (which he entered 1820) ; has been Consul-
General in Syria, Secretary of Embassy and Charges
d' Affaires at the Porte, and Commissioner at He.ad-
Quarters of the French Army in the East 1855-6 ;
commanded a division in India 1857-60. — United
Service Club, S.W. ; 25, Charles Street, Berkeley
Square, W.
ROSE, Rev. Francis, D.D.
Second son of the late David Rose, Esq., of Ard-
clach, by Emilia, dau. of James Laing, Esq., of
Boyndie, co. Banff, and Elizabeth Eraser, of Lovat,
CO. Inverness; b. 1792; s. 1816; m. 1819 Ann
Frances, dan. of John Josselyn, Esq., of Copdock
Lodge, CO. Suffolk. Educated at Marischal Coll.,
Aberdeen (M.A. 1813, D.D. 1841); was Rector of
Woughton, Bucks, and of Woalstone 1823-46 ; is a
IMagistrate for Bucks and Northanqitonshire, and
Rector of Balking, Berks. This family is de-
sended from the ancient House of Rose of Kil-
ravock, co. Moray, and maternally from the house
of Eraser of Lovat. — Balking Parsonage, near
Faringdon, Berks ; 2, Berners Street, W.C.
ROSE, John Nugent, Esq. (of Holme).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Rose, by Lillias,
dau. of Colonel .James Eraser, of Culduthell, Inver-
ness-shire ; b. 1812 ; .<(. 1852 ; m. 1846 Anna Mar-
garet, dau. of Colonel Wray Pallhser. Educated at
Eton and Haileybury ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Inverness ; was formerly in the
Bombay Civil Service. This family is a branch of
the Roses of Kilravock Castle, Nairnshire. —
Holme, near Croy, Inverness-shire; Windham Club,
S.^A\
ROSE, Philip, Esq. (of Rayners).
Son of the late William Rose, Esq., of High Wy-
condie, by Charlotte, dau. of William Baly, Esq. ;
b. 1816 ; VI. 1830 Margaret, dau. of Robert Rank-
ing, Esq. Appointed one of H.M.'s Treasurers of
County Courts 1858. — Rayners, near High Wy-
combe, Bucks ; Carlton and Conservative Clubs,
S.W. ; 59, Rutland Gate, Hyde Paik, W.
ROSE, 'William, Esq. (of Leiston Abbey).
Second surviving son of the late Right Hon. Sir
(Jeorge Henry Rose, G.C.H. (some time M.P. for
Christchuroh, and formerl}' Minister at the Courts
of Bavaria and Prussia), by Frances, dau. of T.
r)uncombe, Esq., of Duncombe Park, co. York,
and brother of Major-Gen. Sir Hugh Rose, G.C.B. ;
b. IS— ; m. 1856 the Hon. Sophia Thellu.sson, 2nd
dau. of John, 2nd Lord Rendlesham, Educated
552
THE UNITED KINGDOM,
[Ros
at St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for
Suffolk. Tliis family is descended from the Roses
of Kilvarnock, in Scotland, but they have been for
some time settled in Hampshire. — Leiston Old
Abbey, near Saxmundham, Suffolk ; Travellers' and
White's Clubs, S.W. ; 30, Bruton Street, W.
EOSEBEBY" (Earl of), Archibald John Prim-
rose, K.T., P.O. (cr. 1703).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by his 2nd wife Mary,
dau. of Sir F. Vincent, Eart. ; h. 1783 ; s. 1814 ;
m. 1st 1808 Henrietta, dau. of the Hon. B.
Bouverie (divorced) ; 2nd 1819 Anne Margaret,
dau. of 1st Viscount Auson. Is Lord-Lieutenant
of CO. Linlithgow ; sits in the House of Peers as
Lord Eosebery, U. K. (<■;•. 1828) ; was M.P. for
Helston 1805-6, for Cashel 1806-7 ; has been a
Scotch Representative Peer. Patronage 1 living.
— ^ Dalmeny Park, Queensferry, Linlithgowshire,
N.B. ; Warren Wood, near Hatfield, Herts ; 139,
Piccadilly, W.
Heir, his grandson Lord Dalmeny, ?*. 18-17.
HOSS, Sir Charles 'Williani Frederic Axigustus,
Bart. (cr. 1668).
Eldest son of the late Lieut. -Gen. SirCharles Ross,
Bart., by Mary, dau. of the 2nd Duke of Leinster;
I. 1812 ; s. as 7th Bart. 1814 ; m. 1841 Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Colonel Robert Ross. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Ross. — Balnagowan Castle, near
Tain, Ross-shire, N.B. ; Bonnington, near Lanark,
N.B.
Heir Pi'cs., his cousin James Farquharson, Esq.,
of Invercauld ; h. 1807 ; m. 1833 Janet Hamilton,
dau. of General F. Dundas.
ROSS, Sir Hew Dalrymple, K.C.B. (cr. 1815).
Sou of the late Major Ross, of Balkail, co. Gal-
loway ; b. 1779; m. 1816 Louisa, dau. of R.
Graham, Esq. A General in the Army, and Adju-
tant-General R.A. ; late Lieutenant-General of the
Ordnance ; served in the Peninsula, Netherlands,
and France. — Stonehouse, near Brampton, Cum-
berland ; United Service Club, S.W. ; 34, Rutland
Gate, W.
ROSS, Sir James Clark, Knt., F.E.S. (cr. 1844).
Son of the late G. Ross, Esq., of Balsarrock, co.
Galloway, and nephew of the late Sir John Ross ;
b. 1800 ; m. 1843 Anne, dau. of T. Coulman, Esq.
(she d. 18 — ) ; is a Vice- Admiral R.N., well known
for his discoveries in the Polar regions between
1818 and 1843 ; a Fellow of many learned societies ;
created Honorary D.C.L. of Oxford 1844. — Aston
Abbot's House, near Aylesbury, Bucks ; United
Service Club, S.W.
ROSS, Sir Thomas, Knt. (cr. 1839).
Second son of the late T. Ross, Esq., of Rossfort,
CO. Cork ; b. 1797 ; m. 1835 Anna Maria, dau. of
G. French, Esq., Q.C., of Dublin, and uncle to
Lord De Freyne. Entered the Navy 1812 ; is a
Captain R.N. on half- pay ; was Inspecting Com-
mander of the Coast-guard for eight years in
Ireland, and knighted for his services in rescuino-
the crew of the brig Gainsboroxujh, wrecked near
Malahide, in 1839 ; has served on the North Sea,
Baltic, African, South American, and Irish Stations.
This family are of Scottish extraction, and settled
in Ireland temp. James I. — Dardistovvn Castle, near
Drogheda, co. Louth.
Heir, his son Allen, b. 1845.
ROSS, Sir "WilUam Charles, Knt,, R.A. (cr.
1842).
Son of the late W. Ross, Esq., of Tain, co. Ross ;
b. 1794 ; is a Royal Academician (elected 1843),
and Miniature-painter to Her Majesty. — 38, Fitzroy
Square, W.C.
ROSS, David, Esq. (of Bladensbnrgh).
Eldest son of the late Major-Genei-al Robert Ross,
by Elizabeth Catherine, dau. of W. Glascock,
Esq. ; b. 1804 ; m. 1st 1837 Marianne Sarah, dau.
of W. Drummond Delap, Esq. (she d. 1841) ; 2nd
1843 Harriett Mai-garet, dau. of Viscount Ferrard
and Viscountess Massareene. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
fur CO. Down. — Bladensburgh, Rosstrevor, co.
Down ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Skeffington, b. 1847.
ROSS-LE^VIM", Rev. George (of Ross Hill).
Eldest son of the late Major Henry Ross-Lewin,
Justice of Peace, of Ross Hill, by Ann, dau. tf
William Burnet, Esq., of Court ; b. 1810 ; m. 1843
Grace, dau. of Henry Sargint, Esq., of Castleview,
CO. Tipperary. Educated at St. Catharine's Hall,
Cambridge (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1842); is a Magis-
trate for CO. Clare ; was fornrerly in the Royal Navy.
This family is a branch of the Ross-Lewins of
Fortfergus. — Ross Hill, near Kildysart, co. Clare.
Heir, his son Henry Hastings, b. 1845.
ROSSE (Earl of), "William Parsons, K.P., F.R.S.,
LL.D. (cr. 1806).
Elder son of the 2nd Earl, by Alice, dau. of J.
Lloyd, Esq. ; b. 1800 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1836 Mary,
dau. of J. W. Field, Esq. Educated at Magdalen
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822) ; is Lord-Lieutenant,
Gustos Rotulorum, and Colonel of Militia, King's
CO., and an Irish Representative Peer ; was M.P.
for King's co. 1826-34 ; President of the Royal
Society 1849-54. — Birr Castle; Parsonstown,
King's CO. ; Athenasum and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Oxmantown, b. 1840.
ROSSLYN (Earl of), James Alexander St. Clair-
Er.skine, P.C. (cr. 1801).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Harriet Elizabeth,
dau. of the Hon. E. Bouverie ; b. 1802 ; s. 1837 ;
m. 1826 Frances, dau. of Lieutenant-General W.
Wemyss (she d. 1857). Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife, a Lieut. -
Gen. in the Army ; was Master of the Buckhounds
1841-7 and Feb. — Dec. 1852, and Under-Secre-
tary for the War Department March — June 1859.
The 1st Lord was Lord Chancellor 1793—1801. —
Dysart House, near Kircaldy, Fifeshire, N.B. •
White's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Loughborough, b. 1833 ;
Eos]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
educated at Eton and Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1852, M.A. 1855) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Fife.
KOSSMORE (Lord), Henry Robert "Westenra
(cr. 1796).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by his 1st wife
Marianne, dau. of C. Walsh, Esq. ; h. 1792 ; s.
1842 ; m. 1st 1820 Anne, dau. of the 8th Duke of
Hamilton ; 2nd 1846 Julia Ellen .Josephine, dau.
of H. Lloyd, Esq. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Bute ;
Lord-Lieutenant, Gustos Eotuloruni, and Colonel
of Militia of co. Monaghan ; sits in the House of
Peers as Lord Rossmore, U.K. (cr. 1838) ; was
M.P. for CO. Monaghan 1820-42.— Rossmore Park,
Monaghan, Ireland ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 4, Ken-
sington-Palace Gardens, W.
Heir, his son Henry Cairns, h. 1851.
EOTHERAM, Ed-ward, Esq. (of Crossdriim).
Eldest son of the late George Eotherani, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of H. Smith, Esq., of Banbeg, co.
Meath ; 5. 18— ; m. 1835 Barbara, 3rd dau. of
the late Sir Hugh Crofton, Bart. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Sleath ; has been High Sheriff for cos.
Meath and Cavan. — Crossdrum, near Oldcastle, co.
Meath ; Royal Yacht Club, Kingstown : 16, Long-
ford Terrace, Monkstown, Dublin.
Heir, his son George Augustus, h. 1836,
ROTHERAM, Thomas, Esq. (of Triermore, co.
MeatlL).
Second son of the late George Rotheram, Esq., of
Crossdrum, co. Meath, by Catharine Margaret,
dau. of Henry Smith, Esq., of Banbeg, co. Meath ;
h. 1797 ; m. 1st 1813 Maria, dau. of Rev. W. Cox ;
2nd 18— Elizabeth Jane, dau. of James Leahy,
Esq., M.D., of Crover, co. Cavan. Educated at
Bristol and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
for cos. Meath and Westmeath ; was formerly
Lieutenant ISth foot. This family is descended
from Sir Thomsts Rotheram, who landed from York-
.shire at Galway in 1464 ; was Captain when
koiglited in the field at Wexford, 1468. — Triermore,
near Athboy, co. Meath.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1825.
ROTHERY, Cliarles ^William, Esq. (of Greta
Hall).
Son of the late John Rothery, Esq., Merchant, of
Leeds, by Mary Clayton, dau. of William Simpson,
Esq., of Knaresborough ; h. 1823 ; ,■?. 1849. Edu-
cated atEdinburgh University. This family is traced
back in the maternal line to the reign of Edward the
Confessor, through Edward III., and is connected
with the Fairfaxes, Staveleys, Simpsons, Claytons,
and other families of distinction. — Greta Hall,
near Keswick, Cumberland ; Littlelhorp House,
near Ripon, Yorkshire.
ROTHES (Countess of), Henrietta Anderson
Morshead (cr. 1457).
Only dau. of the 14th Earl, by Louisa, dau.
of Colonel A. Morshead ; s. her brother as ICth
Countess 1859; 2nd title Lord Leslie. — Rothes
Castle, CO. Elgin ; Leslie House, co. Fife.
Heir Pres., her aunt Lady Mary Elizabeth
Haworth.
ROTHES, Countess Dowager of.
Louisa, dau. of Colonel H. A. Morshead ; m. 1831
George William, 14th Earl of Rothes, who d. 1840.
— Rothes Castle, co. Elgin, N.B. ; Leslie House,
CO. Fife, N.B.
ROTHSCHILD, Baron Lionel ISlatlian de (of
Gxmnersbury Park).
Son of the late Baron Nathan Meyer de Rothschild
and brother to Sir A. de Rothschild (whom see) ;
h. 1808 ; m. 1836 Charlotte, dau. of Baron C. de
Rothschild. Is a Partner in the firm of Rothschild
& Co., Public Loan Contractors and Money-
brokers, and Dep. Lieut, for London. Educated
at Gottingen ; is a Baron of the Austrian empire ;
has been M.P. for London since 1847. — Gunners-
bury Park, Middlesex ; Brookes' and Reform Clubs,
S.W; 148, Piccadilly, W.
ROTHSCHILD, Baron Meyer Anchel de (of
Mentmore) .
Fourth son of the late Baron N. M. de Rothschild,
by Hannah, dau. of L. B. Cohen, Esq. ; 6. 1818 ;
m. 1850 Juliana, dau. of I. Cohen, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for Bucks ; a Partner in the firm of
Rothschild & Co., St. Swithin'sLane, City ; elected
M.P. for Hythe 1859. — Mentmore, near Ijucking-
ham ; 148, Piccadilly, W.
ROTHSCHILD, Sir Anthony, Bart. (cr. 1846).
Eldest son of the late Baron Nathan Meyer Roths-
child (who d. 18 — ), by Hannah, dau. of Levi Cohen,
Esq., of London ; h. 1810 ; m. 1840 Louisa, dau. of
the late Abraham Montefiore, Esq. Is a Merchant
and Money-broker in London. This Baronetcy
was conferred with si^ecial remainder to his nephew.
— 2, Grosvenor-Place Houses, S.W.
Heir Frcs., his nephew Nathan Meyer, h. 1840.
ROTH^WELL, Thomas, Esq. (of Black Castle).
Second sou of the late Thomas Rothwell, Esq., of
Eockfield, co. Meath, by Letitia, only dau. of
James Corry, Esq., of Shantonagh, co. Monaghan ;
I. 1814 ; s. 1835; m. 1838 Frances Sidney, dau.
of the Hon. and Rev. Arthur Vesey. Educated at
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1835) ; is a Magistrate
for cos. Monaghan and Meath (was High Sheriff
for Mon.aghan 1841). — Black Castle, near Navan,
CO. Meath.
Heir, his son Richard Ruxton, b. 1841.
ROUND, Daniel George, Esq. (of The Hange).
Eldest son of the late John Round, Esq., of Daisy
Bank, co. Stafford ; h. IS — •. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Stafford. — The Hange, Tividale, near Tipton,
Staffordshire ; Portland House, Edgbaston, Bir-
mingham.
BOiriSrD, Charles Gray, Esq. (of Birch Hall).
Eldest son of the late Charles Round, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of the late Joseph Green, Esq., of
London ; b. 1797 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1838 Emma Sarab.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Row
dau. of Major G. Brock, of Colchester. Educated
at Winchester and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1818, M.A. 1821) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1822 ; is a Magistrate for Essex, Recorder of
Colchester, and a Chairman of the Essex Quarter
Sessions ; was M.P. for N. Essex 1837-47. This
family has been seated at Birch Hall since the reign
of George I. — Birch Hall, near Colchester, Essex ;
University and National Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother James Thomas, in Holy
Oi-dei-s, Rector of St. Nicholas, Colchester, late
Fellow of Balliol Coll., Oxford ; h. 1798 ; m. 1836
Louisa, dau. of the Rev. G. Barlow.
ROUND, Joim, Esq. (late of Danbury Park,
Essex).
Son of the late John Round, Esq., by Catharine, dau.
of the late Edward Green, Esq., of Lawford Hall,
Essex ; h. 1783 ; s. 1813 ; in. 1815 Susan Con-
stantia, eldest dau. of the late George Caswall,
Esq., of Herts (she d. 184-1). Educated at Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1803, M.A. 1808); created
Hon. D.C.L. 1814 ; appointed High Steward of
Colchester 1819 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Essex (Hio-h Sheriff 1834) ; was M.P. for Ips-
wich 1812-19, for Maldon 1837-47.— 15, Brunswick
Terrace, Brighton.
Heir, his son John, h. 1816 ; m. 1853 Marr, dau.
of the late Horace Smith, Esq.
KOUWD, Edmund, Esq. (of Springfield Lyons).
Youngest son of John Round, Esq., formerly of
Danbury Park, Essex (whom see) ; h. 1820 ; m. 1847
Louisa Caroline, dau. of the late C. C. Parker,
Esq., of Springfield Place, Essex. Educated at
Harrow and Palliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1841,
M.A. 1844). Is a Magistrate for Essex, and a
Banker at Chelmsford. — Springfield Lyons, near
Chelmsford, Essex.
EOUNDELL, Eev. Danson Richardson (of G-led-
stone).
Third son of the late Rev. William Roundell, by
Mary, dau. of the Rev. Henry Richardson, A.M., of
Thornton ; h. 17S4 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1815 Hannah,
eldest dau. of Sir William Foulis, Bart., of In-
gleby Manor, co. York. Educated at Harrow
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1806, M.A. 1809) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. York. — Gled-
stone, near Skipton-in-Craven, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son William, J.T.A., h. 1817-
ROUPELL, "William, Esq..
Son of the late Mr. R. P. Roupell, Lead-smelter, of
Gravel Lane, Southwark ; h. 1831. Elected M.P.
for Lambeth 1857. — Roupell Park, Brixton, Sur-
rey ; 15, St. James's Square, S.W.
ROUS, Hon. Henry John.
Second son of the 1 st Earl of Stradbroke, and heir
pres. to that title ; h. 1795 ; m. 1836 Sophia, dau.
of the late J. R. Cuthbert, Esq. Educated at
Westminster; entered the Navy 1809, became
Rear- Admiral of the Red 1856, Vice- Admiral 1858 ;
served on the Mediterranean and many other
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stations ; was M.P. for Westminster 1841-6 ; was
formerly A.D.C, to the Queen. — 23, Grafton
Street, W.
ROUS, Colonel George Grey (of Courtyrala),
Eldest son of the late Thomas Bates Rous, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of Sir Robert Salusbury, Bart., of
Llanwern, co. Monmouth ; b. 1819 ; s. 1850. Edu-
cated at Eton ; became Lieutenant-Colonel Grena-
dier Guards 1856. This family were resident at
Halton Park, Cornwall, for many centuries from the
Conquest (being their original grant), till alienated
by wiU. Their burial-place was St. Domiuick,
where their monuments still remain : the family
afterwards resided at Moor Park, co. Herts, and
Piercefield, eo. Monmouth. — Courtyrala, near Car-
diff, Glamorganshire ; Eern Hill, Pembrokeshire ;
Guards' and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 23, Bruton
Street, W.
ROWAINT, Sir "William, K.C.B. (cr. 1856).
Son of the late R. Rowan, Esq., of co. Antrim, and
brother of the late Sir C. Rowan, K.C.B. ; b. 1786 ;
m. 1811 Mary, dau. of the late J. Spong, Esq., of
Mill Hall, Kent ; a Lieutenant-Geueral in the Army
and Colonel 19tli foot ; served in the Peninsula,
France, North America, and at Waterloo ; was
Commander of the Forces in Canada 1832-9. —
United Service Club, S.W.
ROWAT^, Rev. Robert "Wilson (of Mount
Davys).
Only son of the late John Rowan, Esq., by Eliza
Honoria, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander
M'Manus, of Mount Davys, co. Antrim ; b. 1810 ;
s. 1855 ; m. 1834 Anna, 2nd dau. of Joshua Min-
nitt, Esq., of Annabeg, co. Tipperary. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1829) ; .9. his uncle
(who cl.s.p.) as representative of McManus of
Mount Davys, an Irish family originally resident
in Leitrim or Fermanagh, and allied at various
periods to the O'Conors, O'Donnell's, and O'Neills ;
was formerly a Magistrate andPrebendary of Duns-
ford, diocese of Down. This family is of Scottish
descent, having been settled in the year 1558 at
Govan, co. Lanark, whence they removed about
1660 to Ireland, and intei-married with a branch
of the Stewarts of Bute, then settled at Garry. —
Mount Davys, Ballymena, co. Antrim,
Heir, his son John Joshua, b. 1S38.
ROWE, Sir Joshua, Knt., C.B. (cr. 1832).
Son of the late Joshua Rowe, Esq., of Torpoint
House, near Devonport ; b. 1799 ; m. 1823 Frances
Ann, dau. of James Bate, Esq., of Exeter ; called
to the Bar of the Inner Temple 1824 ; was Chief
Justice of Jamaica and a Member of Legislative
Council there 1832-56. — Torpoint House, Devon-
port ; Windham Club, S.W.
ROWE, Sir 'William Carpenter,* Knt., Q,.C. (cr.
1856).
Only son of C. Rowe, Esq., M.D., of Launceston ;
b. 1802 ; m. 1856 Frances Elizabeth, dau. of T. H.
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
RowJ
COUNTY FAMILIES OP
Story, Esq., LL.D., of Lockington, co. Cavan, and
Bryanstone Square, London. Educated at Win-
chester and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1823) ;
elected Mitchell Fellow of Queen's Coll. 1824 ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall ; was
called°to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1830 ; went
the Western Circuit, and practised at the Par-
liamentary Bar ; was Recorder of Plymouth 1838-
56 ; appointed Chief Justice of Ceylon 1856. — Co-
lombo, Ceylon ; Eeform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry Pendarves, h. 1857.
EO"WE, John, Esq. (of Ballycross House).
Only son of the late Ebenezer Powe, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel WUliam Irvine, of Castle
Irvine, co. Fermanagh; h. 1807; m. 1837 Mar-
garet Barbara, 4th dau. of Gabriel Rice Redmond,
Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wexford (High
Sheriff 1858).— Ballycross House, near Wexford ;
DulTry Lodge, near Bridgetown, co. Wexford ;
Sackville-Street Club, Dublin.
Heb; his son John Henry Raymond, h. 1844.
ROWLEY, Hon. Richard Thomas (of Bodrhyd-
dan).
Second son of 1st Lord Langford ; h. 1797 ; m.
1835 Charlotte, dau. of late Lieutenant-Colonel
Shipley. Entered the Array 1815; became Captain
3rd Foot-guards 1823, Lieutenant and Captain
Scots Fusilier Guards 1825, retired 1830 ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Flint, and Lieutenant-Colonel
Flintshire Militia. — Bodrhyddan, near Rhyl, Flint-
shire ; Guards' C'lub, S.W.
ROWLEY, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Charles Rowley,
Bart, by Elizabeth, dau. of Admiral Sir Richard
King, Bart., G.C^.B., &c. ; h. ISOl ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1845 ; m. 1st 1822 Frances, dau. of the late
John Evelyn, Esq., of Wooton, Surrey ; 2nd 1843
Peroline, dau. of Mons. Marcowitz. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ; was formerly
Lieutenant-Colonel Coldstream Guards. — 3, Hano-
ver Terrace, Regent's Park.
Heir, his son Charles Evelyn, Commander R.N. ;
h. 1824 ; m. 1848 Grace Anna, dau. of J. W.
Boughton-Leigh, Esq., of Brownsover Hall, co.
Warwick.
RO"WLEY, Sir Charles Robert, Bart. (cr. 1786).
Fourth son of the late Sir William Rowley, Bart.,
by Susannah Edith, dau. of Colonel Sir Robert
Harland, Bart. ; h. 1800 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1857 ;
';/(. 1830 Maria Louisa, dau. of 2ud Lord Hunting-
field. Is a Magistrate and Dep, Lieut, for Suffolk ;
was formerly in the Grenadier Guards. — Tendring
Hall, Stoke-by-Neyland, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Joshua Thellusson, h. 1838.
ROXBURGHE (Dnke of ), James Henry Robert
Innes-Ker, K.T. (cr. 1707).
Only son of the 5th Duke, by his 2nd wife Harriet,
dau. of B. Charlewood, Esq. ; b. 1816 ; s. 1823;
m. 1836 Susanna Stephania, dau. of the late Major-
General Sir J. C. Dalbiac, M.P. Educated at
Eton ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Roxburgh ; sits in
the House of Lords as Earl Inues, U.K. (cr. 1837).
This title was dormant 1805-12. —Floors Castle,
Kelso, Roxburghshire, N.B. ; Broxmouth Park,
Dunbar ; Clarendon Hotel, W.
Heir, his son Marquis of Bowmont, h. 1839 ; edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
ROXBY, Rev. Henry Roxby (of Blackwood).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Maude, Esq., of
Woodlands, near Harrogate, co. York, by Jane,
younger dau. of Henry Roxby, Esq., of Clapham
Rise, Surrey, whose name he assumed by Royal
license, in compliance with his will ; h. 1799 ; .'?.
1837 ; in. 1st 1829 Jane, 2nd dau. of Thomas Meux,
Esq., of Bloomsbury Square ; 2nd 1843 Augusta
Maria, 2nd dau. of Edmund Lally, Esq., of Farn-
ham, CO. York. Educated at Durham and Trinity
Hall, Candn-idge {LL.B. 1821) ; is Vicar of St.
Olave, Jewry, and Rector of St. Martin, Ironmonger
Lane, London. — Blackwood, near Selby, Yorkshire ;
(.Ilapham Rise, Surrey, S.
Heir, his son Thomas Maude, h. 1830.
ROY, Frederick Lewis, Esq. (of Wenthorn).
Second son of the late William Roy, Esq., of Nen-
thorn, CO. Berwick, by Isabella, dau. of Hon. F. L.
Maitland, and grand-dau. of 6th Earl of Lauderdale ;
h. 1800 ; s. his brother James 1857. Educated at
Edinburgh University ; is a Magistrate for oo. Ber-
wick.— Nenthorn, near Kelso, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother John, b. 18 — .
ROYDS, Rev. Charles Smith, M.A.
Fourth son of the late James Royds, Esq, (J. P.
and D.L.), of Falinge, co. Lancaster, by Mary, dau.
Charles Smith, Esq., of Summer Castle, co. L.an-
caster ; b. 18 — ; m. 1837 Mary Anne, eldest dau.
of Francis Twemlow, Esq., of Betley Court, co.
Stafford, Dep. Lieut, and Chairman of Quarter
Sessions for that county. Educated at Christ's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825) ; is in
the Commission of the Peace for co. Stafford ; Do-
mestic Chaplain to the Marquis of Abercorn, and
Prebendary of Lichfield Cathedral. — Haughton
Rectory, near Stafford.
ROYDS, Albert Hudson, Esq. (of Falinge).
Eldest son of the late Clement Royds, Esq., by Jane,
dau. of Charles Hudson, Esq., of Shaw Hill, co.
York ; b. 17 — ; in. 18 — Susan Jane, only child of
Robert Nuttall, Esq., of Kempsey House, co. ^Vor-
cester. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lancaster ; was formerl}' Captain in the Lancashire
Yeomanry. — Falinge, near Iiochdale, Lancashire ;
Crown East Court, near Worcester.
ROYSTON.
(See under HarchvieJce, Earl of.)
RUCK-KEEWE, Rev. Charles Edmund (of Swyn-
combe House).
Second son of the late Benjamin Keene, Esq., by
Jfary, dau. of George Ruck, Esq., of Swyncombe,
Oxon ; &. 1792 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1821 Rebecca Frances,
2nd dau. of Sir George Shiffner, Bart. Educated
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
LRUS
at Eton nnd CI). Ch., Oxford (E.A. 1S15, M.A.
1819); elected Eellow of All Souls Coll. 1814;
is <i Magistrate for Oxon and Cambridgeshire. —
iSwyncoinbe House, near Henley-on-Thames, Oxon ;
University Club, S.W. ; 38, Charles Street, Berke-
ley Squai'e, W.
Heir, his son Edmund, Major 2nd Dragoon
Guards, h. 1822.
RUDGE, Edward John, Esq., P.Ft.S., F.S.A. (of
Evesham Abbey).
Eldest son pf the late Edward Eudge, Esq., by
Anne, dan. of Peter Nouaille, Esq., of Great Ness
House, Kent ; h. 1792 ; s. 1846; m. 182.5 Felizarda,
2ud dau. of Charles Van Notten Pole, Esq. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Caius Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1815, M.A. 1818) ; called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1818; is a Magistrate and Dep. Ijieut.
for CO. Worcester. — Abbey Manor, Evesham, Wor-
cestershire ; Conservative Club, S.W. ; 52, Upper
Harley Street, W.
Ileii; his sou Edward Charles, h. 1828.
RUDSDELL, Sir Joseph, Knt., K.C.M.G. (cr.
1832).
Son of the late J. I. Rudsdell, Esq., of Morton, co.
Lincoln ; h. 1789 ; m. 1833 Mary Anne, dau. of G.
Duckle, Esq. Late Chief Secretary to the Governor
of the Ionian Islands ; formerly Lieutenant-Colonel
Grenadier Guards ; served in Sicily, Spain, and
Italy. — Beckingham Hall, near Gainsborough, Lin-
colnshire; United Service Club, S.W.
RUDSTON-READE.
(See Read.)
RUMBOLD, Sir Arthur Carlos Henry, Bart. (cr.
1779).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Kumbold, 3rd
Bart., by Henrietta Elizabeth, dau. of 1st Lord
Ptancliffe ; h. 1820 ; s. his brother as 5th Bart. 1853 ;
m. 1846 Antoinette, dau. of the late Commandant
de Kerven. Educated at the Itoyal Military Coll.,
Sandhurst ; is a Colonel in the Turkish service ;
was formerly Captain 1st West India Regiment ;
served with Osmanli Irregular Cavalry in the East
1854-6 ; President of Council of Nevis 1857.— Isle
of Nevis, West Indies.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Hale, h. 1822.
RUMBOLD, Charles Augustus, Esq. (of Preston
Canclover).
Eldest son of the late C. E. liumbold, Esq., for
nearly forty years M.P. for Yarmouth (only sur-
viving son of the late Sir Thomas Rumbold, Bart.,
Governor of Madras, by his 2nd wife Johanna, dau.
of Dr. Edmund Law, Bishop of Carlisle), by Har-
riet, dau. of John Gardner, Esq., of Ashford, Kent ;
h. 1834 ; s. 1857. Educated at Downing Coll.,
Cambridge ; is Patron of 1 liviug. — Preston Can-
dover, near Basingstoke, Hants.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas Henry, B.A., of
Trinity Coll., Cambridge, b. 1835.
RUSH, Alfred, Esq. (of Farthinghoe Lodge).
Youngest son of the late George Rush, Esq., of
Elsenham Hall, Essex, and Farthinghoe Lodge,
CO. Northampton, by Clarissa, dau. of Sir William
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Beaumaurice Rush, of Wimbledon House, Surrey ;
/). 18 — ; s. his eldest brother, George William
Rush, E.sq., 1854 ; m. 1846 Mary Warkman, eldest
dau. of Colonel Joseph Anderson, C.B. and K.H.,
late commanding 50th regiment. Educated at
Sandhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. North-
ampton ; was formerly Captain 77th regiment. —
Farthinghoe Lodge, near Brackley, Northampton-
shire.
Heir, his sou Alfred George Anderson, b. 1851.
RUSHBROOKE,* Captain Robert Frederick
Brownlow (of Rushbrooke Hall).
Eldest son of the hate Colonel Robert Rushbrooke
(who was many years M.P. for W. Suffolk), by
Frances, natural dau. of the late Sir C. Davers,
Bart. ; b. 1811 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1844 Albinia Maria,
2nd dau. of Thomas Evans, Esq., of Lyminster.
Was formerly Captain Scots Fusilier Guards. —
Rushbrooke Hall, near Bury St. Edmund's, Suf-
folk ; Guards' Club, S.W.
RUSHOUT, Sir Charles Rushout, Bart, (cr,
1809).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Cockerel], Bart.,
of Seizincote, by Harriette, dau. of John, 1st Lord
Northwick ; b. 1809 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1837 ; m. 1834
Cecilia Olivia, dau. of the 3rd Lord Foley. Assumed
the name of Rushout instead of that of Cockerell
in 1849. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester (High Sheriff
1856). 'This family is descended from S. Pepys, who
lived temp. Charles II.* — Seizincote, nearStow-in-
Wold, Gloucestershire ; 4, Arlington Street, S.W. ;
Fenton's Hotel, St. James's Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Fitzgei-ald, b. 1840.
RUSSBOROUGH.
(See under MilUown, Earl of)
RUSSELL, Lord Charles James Fox.
)Sixth son of the 6th Duke of Bedford (by his 2nd
marriage); b. 1807; m- 1834 Isabella Clarissa, dau.
of W. Davies, Esq. Educated at Westminster ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bedfordshire ;
became Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army 1848 ;
appointed Serjeant-at-Arms to the House of Com-
mons same year ; wasM.P. for Bedfordshire 1832-47.
— The Palace, Westminster, S.W.
RUSSELL, Lord Edward, C.B.
Fifth son of the 6th Duke of Bedford (by his 2nd
marriage) ; b. 1805. Educated at Royal Naval
Coll. ; entered the Navy 1819 ; became a Rear-
Admiral 1856 ; is a Naval A.D.C. to Her Majesty;
was M.P. for Tavistock 1841-7 ; ajipoiiited Super-
intendent of Malta Dockyard 1858.— Malta.
RUSSELL, Lord Francis John.
Seventh son of the 6th Duke of Bedford (by his 2ud
marriage) ; b. 1808 ; m. 1844 Elizabeth, dau. of
the Rev. A. Peyton. Became a Commander R.N.
1837 ; has served on the Mediterranean station,
and on the African and Portuguese coasts. — 3, Hal-
kin Place, S.W.
* See "Pepys' Diary."
Rus]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
KUSSELL, KigM Hon. Lord John.
Third son of the 6th Duke of Bedford, by his 1st
wife Georgiaua Elizabeth, dau. of the 4th Viscount
Torrington, and brother of the 7th Duke ; h. 1792;
m. 1st 1835 Adelaide, dau. of T. Lister, Esq.
(widow of the 2nd Lord llibblesdale) ; 2nd 1841
Frances Anna Maria, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Minto.
Educated at Sunbury, Westminster, and Edinburgh
University ; was Paymaster of the Forces 1830-4
Home Secretary of State 1835-9 ; Colonial Secre
tary 1839-41 ; First Lord of the Treasury 1846-52
, Foreign Secretary of State Dec. 1852— Feb. 1853
held a seat in the Cabinet without office Feb. 1853
— June 1854 ; was President of Council June 1854
■ — Jan. 1855 ; Colonial Secretary April — July
1855 ; ai.)pointed Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs June 1859 ; was M.P. for Tavisi.ock 1813-17
and 1818-19, for Hunts 1S20-G, for Bandon-bridge
182G-30, for Devon 1831-2, for S. Devon 1832-5,
for Stroud 1835-41 ; has sat for the City of London
since 1841. — Pembroke Lodge, Eichmond Park ;
Keform Club, S.W. ; 31, Chesham Place, S.W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1842.
BUS SELL, Eev. Lord "Wriothesley.
Fourth son of the Gth Duke of Bedford (by his 2nd
marriage); /). 1804; m,. 1829 Elizabeth Laura
Henrietta, dau. of Lord William Piussell. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1829) ;
appointed Eector of Chenies 1829, Canon of Wind-
sor 1840 ; is also Chaplain to Her Majesty. —
Chenies Pvectory, Amershani, Bucks ; The Cloisters,
Windsor.
BUS SELL, Lady.
Louisa Maria, dau. of the late J. Lloyd-Williams,
Esq. ; m. 18— Sir AV. 0. Puissell, who d. 1832.—
Shelburne House, Cheltenham.
KUSSELL, Lady Eraukland (of Tiiirkelby
Park).
Louisa Anne, 3rd dau. of the late Lord G. Murray ;
7)1. 1815 Sir R. Frankland, Bart., who assumed the
name of Eussell, and d. 1849.— Thirkelby Park,
near Thirsk, Yorkshire ; Ellesborough, near W^en-
dover, Bucks.
BUSSELL, Lady Henry.
Henrietta Maria, dau. of the late Admiral the Hon.
Sir E. Stopford; m. 1st 1841 Lord H. Eussell (8th
son of Gth Duke of Bedford, by his 2nd marriage),
who d. 1842 ; 2nd 1852 Lieutenant-Colonel C. W.
Forester. — New Palace- Yard, Westminster, S.W.
BUSSELL, Lady William.
Elizabeth Anne, only dau. of Hon. J. T. Eawdon ;
m. 1817 Major-General Lord G. W. Eussell, G.C.B.
(2nd son of Gth Duke of Bedford, by 1st marriage),
who d. 1846.— 2, Audley Square, W.
KUSSELL, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1812).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Henry Eussell,
Bart., by Maria Clotilde, dau. of Mens. Mottel de La
Fontaine, Barou Fieffu ; h. 1826 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1852.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Berks ; entered the Army 1843 ; is Lieut. -Col.
Grenadier Guards ; was formerly Deputy-Assistant
Quartermaster-General in the East. The 1st Bart,
was Chief Justice of Bengal. This family was for-
merly of Strenchan, Worcestershire. — Swallowfield
Park, near Eeading, Berks ; Guards' Club, S.W. ;
18, St. James's Place, S.W.
Heir Pros., his brother George, h. 1828.
BUSSELL, Sir 'William, Bart., C.B. (cr. 1832).
Only son of the late Sir William Eussell, Bart., of
Charlton Park, by Jane Eliza, eldest dau. of Major-
General Sherwood, of the East-India Company's
service ; h. 1822 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1839. Entered the
Army as Cornet 7th Hussars 1841 ; served on the
Staff as Deputy-Assistant Quartermnster-General
with the Army in the East 1855 ; served in com-
mand of tlie 7th Hussars through the campaign in
India 1857-9 ; appointed Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1858,
and C.B. 1859 ; was formerly Master of the Horse,
and A.D.C. to Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland ; was
M.P. for Dover 1857-9. This family was of Kings-
cote and Slipperfield, co. Peebles. — Charlton Park,
Charlton Kings, near Cheltenham, Gloucestershire ;
Artlmr's, Travellers', and Army and Navy Clubs,
S.Yv^.
BUSSELL, Sir James, K.C.B.* (of Ashiesteel),
(cr. 1837).
Son of the late Colonel Eussell, of Ashiesteel, co.
Selkirk ; b. 1781 ; m. 1834 Katharine, dau. of Sir
J. Hall, Bart. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Selkirk, a General in the East-India Company's
service, and Colonel 2nd Madras Cavalry ; was
present at Seringapatam 1799, and commanded a
Brigade in the Deccan 1817-18. — Ashiesteel, near
Selkirk, N.B.
Heir, his daughter Helen Jane Mountstuart.
KUSSELL, Arthiir John Edward, Esq.
Second son of the late Lord G. W. Eussell, G.C.B. ,
by the dau. of late Hon. J. T. Eawdon ; b. 1825.
Was formerly Private Secretary to Lord J. Eussell ;
has been M.P. for Tavistock since 1857. — Brookes'
Club, S.W. ; 2, Audley Square, W.
BUSSELL, Francis Charles Hastings, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Major-General Lord G. W.
Eussell, G.C.B., by Elizabeth Anne, only dau. of
the late Hon. John T. Eawdon, and nephew of 7th
Duke of Bedford, K.G. ; b. 1819 ; in. 1844 Eliza-
beth, eldest dau. of 5th Earl Delawarr. Is a Ma-
gistrate for Bedfordshire ; has been M.P. for Beds
since 1847 ; was formerly Lieutenant Scots Fusilier
Guards. — 8, Eaton Place West ; United Service,
Brookes', and Ti'avellers' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son George William Francis Sackville,
b. 1852.
BUSSELL, Francis William, Esq.
Son of John Eussell, Esq., Merchant, of Limerick ;
b. 1800 ; m. 1834 Mary, dau. of the late T. Clarke,
Esq. Educated at Belfost and at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; was formerly a Member of the Irish Bar
(called 1824) ; is partner in the firm of Eussell and
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Rut
Sons, Merchants, of Limerick and London ; has
been M.P. for Limerick since 1852. — George's
Street, Limerick ; Union Club, S.W. ; 19, West-
bourne Street, Hyde Park, W,
BUS SELL, James, Esq. (of Aden House).
Second son of the late Alexander Russell, Esq., by-
Margaret, dau. of James Cumine, Esq., of Kinin-
- month; I. 1797; s. 1831; m. 1832 Miss Caroline
Lambton. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Aberdeen. The ancestors of this family accom-
panied Edward III. into Scotland 1333. — Aden
House, near Mintlaw,Aberdeen.shire; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 7, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir, his son James George, h. 1836 ; m. 1858
Elizabeth Sophia, dau. of the late Sir William L.
Young, Bart., M.P.
KITS SELL, Thomas Artem.idorus, Esq. (of
Cliesliunt Park).
Third son of the late Thomas Artemidorus Eussell,
Esq., by Elizabeth Oliveria, dau. of Oliver Crom-
well, Esq., of Cheshunt Park ; h. 1810 ; s. 1858.
Educated at Cheshunt and Sidney Sussex Coll.,
Cambridge. This family are directly descended from
the Protector, Oliver Cromwell. — Cheshunt Park,
near Waltham Cross, Herts.
Heiress, his niece Avarilla Oliveria, 9/i. 1840 the
Rev. Paul Cromwell Russell, Rector of Duloe,
Cornwall, who has taken the name of Bush.
RUSSELL.
(See Watts-Russell.)
EUSSELL-PRIN]Sr, Lady.
Jane Eliza, dau. of Major-General J. D. Sherwood ;
m. 1814 (as 2nd wife) Sir W. Russell, Bart., who d.
1839. Assumed the name of Prinn in 1841. — Charl-
ton Park, near Cheltenham,
RUST, Jam.es, Esq. (of Alconbiiry House).
Son of the late James Rust, Esq., Banker, of
Huntingdon, by Margaret, dau. of Lancelot Brown,
Esq.; 6.1798; m. 1st 1829 Mary, only dau. of
Lieutenant-Colonel Rowles ; 2nd 1837 Mary Ann,
oldest dau. of Colonel Roberts. Educated at Rugby
and University Coll. (B.A. 1819 as 1st class Classics,
M.A. 1822) ; elected Fellow 1823 ; was a Barrister-
at-Law (called 1825), but retired in 1836 ; a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hunts, and Chairman
of the Quarter Sessions ; was M.P. for Hunts
1855-9. — xilconbury House, neai- Huntingdon;
Athenasum Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephev/ John George, h, 1831.
RUTHERFORD, George Shaw, Esq., M.D. (of
Cornastalk).
Son of the late James Rutherford, Esq., of Corna-
stalk, CO. Leitrira, by Mary, dau. of William Shaw,
Esq., of Cluuie, co. Sligo ; h. 1789 ; m. 1832 Eliza-
beth, 2nd dau. of John Tilden, Esq., of Ifield
Court, Kent. Is a Surgeon R.N. This family is
i descended from the Rutherfords, Borderers, of
I Eoxburgshire, and is intimately connected with the
I family of the late Sir Walter Scott, whose mother's
maiden name was Rutherford. — 23, Devonshire
Street, W.
Heir, his son John James, &. 1841.
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RUTHEREURD, WUliam Oliver, Esq. (of Ed-
gerston).
Son of the late Williani Oliver, Esq., of Dinfulgre,
and nephew of the late James Rutherfurd, Esq. ;
h. 1781 ; s. his father in 1830, and his uncle in
1834 ; m. 1804 Agnes, dau. of Alexander Chatto,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Edinburgh Univer-
sity ; called to the Scottish Bar 1803 ; appointed
Sheriff of co. Roxburgh in 1807 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Roxburgh, and Convener
for CO. Roxburgh. ■ — • Edgerston, near Jedburgh,
Roxburghshire.
Heir, his son William Alexander, &. 1813.
RUTHVEN" (Baroness), Mary Elizabeth Thorn-
ton-Hore (cr. 1651).
Second dau. of the 4th Lord, by Mary Elizabeth,
dau. of the 6th Earl of Leven ; h. 1784 ; .5. her
brother as 6th Baroness 1853 ; m. 1806 Walter
Hore, Esq. (whom see). — Ereeland House, Perth-
shire ; Harperston, near Wexfoi'd.
Heir, her grandson Wa-lter James, &. 18 — .
RUTHVElXr.
(See Horc-HutJiven.)
RUTLAND (Duke of), Charles Cecil John Man-
ners (cr. 1703).
Eldest son of the 5th Duke, by Elizabeth, dau. of
5th Earl of Carlisle ; h. 1815 ; s. 1857. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1835) ;
is Hon. Colonel Leicestershire Militia and Lord-
Lieutenant of that county ; late Lord-Lieutenant
of Lincolnshire ; was M.P. for Stamford 1837-52,
for N. Leicestershire 1852-7 ; was a Lord of the
Bedchamber to Prince Albert 1843-6. — Belvoir
Castle, near Grantham ; Longshaw, near Bakewell,
Derbyshire ; Carlton Club, S.V/. ; 22, Prince's
Gate, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Lord John James Robert
(whom see).
RUTSOlxT, WiUiam, Esq. (of ISTewby Wiske).
Only son of the late William Calton Rutson, Esq.,
by Frances, dau. of Simon Wrather, Esq. ; 7j. 1791 ;
s. 1817 ; m. 1825 Charlotte Mai-y, dau. of William
Ewart, Esq. Educated .at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1814, M.A. 1818) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, force. York (High Sheriff 1850).—
Newby Wiske, near Thirsk, Yorkshire ; University
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1829.
RUTTLEDGE, David, Esq. [formerly "Watson]
(of Barbersfort).
Eldest son of the late David Watson, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Bragg, Esq., of Egre-
mont ; b. 1811 ; s. 1833 to a portion of the estates
of his step-father, the late Robert Ruttledge, Esq.,
of Bloomfield, co. Mayo, when he took, by Letters
Patent, the name of Ruttledge only ; m. 1836
Eleanor, youngest dau. of John Knox, Esq. Edu-
cated at the High School, Edinburgh, and Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836); called
to the Irish Bar 1836 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Galway and for co. Mayo (High Sheriff 1851) ; late
Rut]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Captain in South Mayo Militia. — B;irbersfort, near
Ballyslunin, co. Galway ; Hibernian United Ser-
vice Club, Dublin ; 3, Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin.
//(/)•, his son David, h. 1839; is Ensign co.
<lal\vay regiment of Militia.
KUTTLEDGE, Robert, Esq. (of Bloomfield).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Francis iluttledge (who
in 1819 assumed, b}' Sign IManual, that name, in-
stead of bin patronymic Lambert, by Margaret,
dau. of Colonel Henrj' Bruen, of Oak Park, co.
Carlow ; h. 1823 ; s. 18.51 ; m. 1850 Katharine,
dau. of Peter Low, Esq., by Louisa, dau. of the
late Sir Eicbard Butler, Bart., of Garryhundon
(she rf. 1S5C). Is a Magistrate for Mayo ; formerly
an Officer in 24th foot. This family is of English
descent, and of very long standing in Mayo. —
Bloomfield, Hollymount, co. Mayo.
Ileir, his son Thomas Henry Bruen, h. 1852.
EUXTOIST, John Henry Hay, Esq. (of Broad
Oak).
Eldest son of the late John Euxton, Esq., by Anna
Maria, dau. of Colonel Patrick Hay, H.E.I.C.S.,
of Alderstone, N.B. : h. 1818; .?. 1828; m. 1813
Isabel Sarah, eldest dau. of William Hooper, Esq.,
and great-great-great-gvand-dau. of Sir John AVil-
liams, Bart., M.P., of Eltham, Kent. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for Kent ; was formerly Lieutenant in the
4th regiment, and Captain Kent Artillery ; ap-
pointed Chief Constable of Kent 1857. This family
is collateral with lluxton of Ardee, co. Louth,
Ireland (whom see). — Broad Oak, near Staplehurst,
Kent ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
lleir, his son Julian Henry Hay, h. 1841.
EUXTOK", "William, Esq. (of Ardee House).
Eldest son of the late John Fitzherbert Ruxtou,
Esq., by Anna Elizabeth, dau. of the late Nicholas
Coddingtou, Esq., of Old Bridge, co. ]\[eath ; h.
1823 ; s. 1S26 ; m. 1854 Caroline Diana, youngest
dau. of Charles A^ernon, Esq. Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Louth (High Sheriff 1848), and a Magistrate for
CO. Cavan ; descended from a common ance.stor with
the Kuxtous of Broad Oak, Kent (whom see). —
Ardee House, co. Louth ; SackvilleStreet Club,
Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Prev.jhk brother John Fitzherbert, h. 1826.
HYAN, Right Hon. Sir Edward, Knt. (er. 1826).
Son of the late ^Y. Eyan, Esq. ; h. 1793 ; vi.
1814 Charlotte, dau. of W. Whitmore, Esq.; gra-
duated M.A. at Trinity Coll., Cambridge, 1817;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1817 ; is a Con-
troller of Exchequer, and one of the Senate of
the University of London ; late Chief Justice at
Calcutta. — LTnited Service Club, S.W. ; 5, Addison
Eoad, Kensiugtini, W.
RYAN, Daniel Pliilip, Esq. (of Knocklyon).
Son of the late John P. Eyan, Esq., by Mary, dau.
of Daniel ]Murphy, Esq., of ]3allinamore ; h. 1798 ;
III. 1832 Elizabeth Mary, dau. of John Small, Esq.,
of Eutland Square, Dublin. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Dublin; s. 1828 to the estates of his uncle, the
Yen. Dr. Eyan, Archdeacon of Lismore, as joint
heir with bis cousin, the late Eev. Philip Ryan,
A.M., who had mariied Ellen, dau. of the Rev.
Joseph Tenison, J. P. and D.G. for co. Wicklow.
This family claims descent from the powerful sept
of O'Eyans, Dynasts of Idrone, whose possessions
were lost by repeated confiscations. — Knocklyon,
Templeogue, co. Armagh.
RYAN", Edmond Fitzgerald, Esq. (of Portumna).
Eldest son of the late Michael Eyan, Esq., by
IMaria, dau. of William Fitzgerald, Esq., of Geral-
dine, co. Limerick ; h. 1819 ; m. 1st 1843 Christina
Marg.ai-et, dau. of Martin Eyan, Esq., of Limerick ;
2nd 1850 Anna Maria, dau. of Owen Kieran, Esq.,
of Eathbiist House, co. Louth. Is a Magistrate
for Limerick and Galway ; appointed Resident
Magistrate 1847 ; was Mayor of Limerick 1846. —
Portumna, Galway.
Heir, his son Edmond Kieran, b. 1857.
RYAN, George, Esq. (of Inch).
Eldest surviving son of the late George Eyan, Esq.,
by Mary Anne, dau. of Philip John Eoche, Esq.,
of Newcastle, co. Limerick ; b. 1791 ; s. his brother
Daniel 1830 ; m. 1839 Catherine Elizabeth, dau. of
Captain Edward Whyte, E.N., of Loughrickland,
CO. Down. Edu<!ated at Oscott Coll. ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tipperary (High
Sheriff 1851). This family is one of the few
IMilesian Eoman Catholic families who have re-
tained their property. — Inch House, near Thurles,
CO. Tipperary.
Heir, his son George Edward, b. 1844.
RYAN, "William, Esq. (of Bailyxaaekeogh).
Eldest son of the late William Eyan, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of the Eev. Dr. Pennefather, D.D., of
St. John's Eectory, Newport, co. Tipperary, and
sister of Sir John Pennefather, K.C.B. ; b. 1815 ;
s. 1835 ; m. 1842 Jane, dau. of John Grogan, Esq.,
of Harcouvt Street, Dublin, and sister of Sir Edward
Grogan, Bart., M.P. Is a Magistrate for co. Tip-
perary.— Ballyniackeogh, near Newport, co. Tipjie-
rary.
Jleir, his son William Edward, b. 1851.
RYCROPT, Sir Richard Charles Henry, Bart,
(or. 1784).
Eldest son of the late Sir Nelson Eycroft, Bart.,
of Farnham, Surrey, by Charlotte, dau. of Henry
Eead, Esq., of Crowood, Wilts ; b. 1793 ; s. as 3rd
Bart. 1827 ; »«. 1831 Charlotte Anne Josephine,
dau. cif W. Teniiant, Esq. Educated at Harrow
and Trinity Hall, Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for
Hants. The family name was originally Nelson. —
Marj'down Park, near Basingstoke, Hants.
Heir, his son Nelson, b. 1831 ; m. 1858 Juliana,
dau. of Sir J. Ogilvy, Bart., of luverquharity, N.B.
RYDER, Hon. Frederick Dudley (of Ickleford
Hoiise).
Third son of 2nd Earl of Harrowby ; b. 1806 ; m.
1839 Marian Charlotte Emily, dau. of T. Cockayne,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
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bi'idge (M.A. 1827) ; is a INIagistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Herts ; foinierly a Clerk in the Foreign
Office. —I ckleford House, near Hitchin, Herts.
RYDER, Hon. Granville Dudley (of "West-
brook).
Second son of 1st Earl of Harrowby ; 6. 1799 ;
m. 1825 Georgiana Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of 6th
Duke of Beaufort. Entered tlie Navy 1813 ; be-
camo Lieutenant R.N. 1819 ; retired 1822. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1825) ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts ; was M.P.
for Herts 1831-2 and 1811-7.— Westbrook, near
Heniel-Hempstead, Herts; Carlton Club, S.W.
RYDER, Hon. Mrs.
[Sophia, dau. of the late T. M. Phillips, Esq. ;
VI. 1802 Hon. Bishop (Ryder) of Lichfield, who
d. 1836. — Hambledon, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon.
SADLER, Sir Thomas Seymom-, Knt. (cr. 1849).
iSon of the late J. Sadler, Esq., of co. Tipperary ;
h. 1809. Is Captain in tlie Leicestershire Militia;
late Senior Exon of the Yeomen of the Guard. —
8, Regent Street, S.W.
SAFFORD, Rev. James Cutting (of Metting-
ham Castle).
Eldest son of the late Samuel SafFord, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of John Cole, Esq., of Boyland Hall,
Norfolk ; b. 1799 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1825 Louisa, only
dau. of the Rev. James Cliartres, Vicar of God-
manchester and West Haddon, and formerly Fel-
low of King's Coll., Cambridge. Educated at
Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1822) ; is a Magis-
trate for Suffolk. — Mettingham Castle, near Bun-
gay, Suffolk.
Heir, his son William Charteris, in Holy Orders ;
b. 1829 ; TO. 1854 Mary, dau. of Philip Whiteway,
Esq., Justice of the Peace, of Grove House, Run-
corn.
SAGAR, William Lister, Esq. (of Southfleld
House).
Eldest son of the late William Sagar, Esq., by
Hannah, dau. of John Cooper, Esq., of Blackrod ;
b'. 1819 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1843 Frances Louisa, dau. of
James Wilde, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Lan-
caster, and a Captain in the Lancashire Militia. —
Southfield House, Marsden, near Burnley, Lanca-
shire.
Heir, his son William Lister, b. 1848.
ST. ALB AN' S (10th Duke of), William Amelius
Aubrey de Vera Beauclerk (cr. 1684).
Only son of the 9th Duke, by his 2nd wife
Ehzabelh Katharine, dau. of General Gubbins
(she re-married 1859 Viscount Falkland) ; b. 1840 ;
s. 1849. Educated at Eton ; is Hereditary Grand
Falconer of England, and Registrar of the Court
of Chancery. Patronage 2 livings. The 1st Duke
■was a natural son of Charles II. — Redbourne Hall,
near Brigg, Lincolnshire ; 4, Prince's Gate, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Lord Frederick Charles
Peter, Captain R.N. ; b. 1808 ; m. 1848 Jemima
Eleanora, dau. of the late J. R. Johnstone, Esq.
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ST. ASAPH (Bishop of), Thomas Vowler Short,
D.D.
Son of the late Archdeacon W. Short, D.D. ;
b. 1790 ; m. 1833 Mary, dau. of the Eev. C.
Davies (widow of the Rev. J. J. Conybeare ; she
(I. 1848). Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1815); was successively
Public Examiner 1820-4, Select Preacher 1823-30,
and Rector of St. George's, Bloomsbury, 1834-41 ;
consecrated Bishop of Sodor and Man 1841 ; ti-aus-
lated 1846. Patronage 121 livings. — The Palace,
St. Asaph, North Wales ; Athenfeum Club, S.W.
ST. AUBYN, Rev. Hender Molesworth- (of
Clowance).
Second son of the late Rev. John Molesworth,
Rector of St. Breock and St. Ervan, Cornwall
(2nd son of Sir John Molesworth, Bart., of Pen-
carrow), by his cousin Catheiine, 2nd dau. of Sir
John St. Aubyn, Bart., of St. Michael's Mount,
Cornwall; b. 1798 ; s. his brother, the Rev. John
St. Aubyn (formerly Molesworth), 1844 ; m. 1829
Helen Matilda Isabella, 5th dau. of the Rev.
Timothy Napleton, late Rector of Povvderham,
Devon. Educated at Harrow and Exeter Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1821), ordained 1821 ; was Rector of
Redruth, Cornwall, 1822-33 ; is a Magistrate for
Cornwall. Took the name of St. Aubyn in addi-
tion to that of Molesworth, by Roj'al license, 1844.
— Clowance, near Camborne, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Hender John Molesworth, b. 1829 ;
m. 1856 Kythe, 2nd dau. of Christopher Wallis
Popham, Esq. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Cornwall, and Captain Royal Miners' Artillery
Militia.
ST. AUBYN, John, Esq. (of St. Michael's
Mount) .
Eldest son of the late Edward St. Aubyn, Esc[., by
Emma, dau. of the late General Knollys ; b. 1829 ;
m. 1856 Elizabeth Clementina, 2nd dau. of John,
4th Marquis Townshend. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1852) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall, and Cap-
tain Royal Cornwall Rangers ; has l;eeu M.P.
for W. Cornwall since 1857. — St. Michael's Mount,
Marazion, Cornwall ; Brookes' and Oxford and
Cambridge Clubs, S.W. ; 6, Stratford Place, W.
Heir, his son, b. 1859.
ST. BARBE, George Foster, Esq.
Second son of the late Charles St. Barbe, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Foster, of Tiuwell,
CO. Rutland ; b. 1808 ; s. 1849 ; ;;;. 1st 1842 Hen-
rietta Maria, dau. of Colonel Cleveland, R.H.A. ;
2nd 1850 Caroline Mary Stewart, dau. of Alexan-
der Reid, Esq., Lieutenant R.A. Appointed Cor-
net of the Lymington troop of Yeomanry Cavalry
1830, and Lieutenant 1835. — Lymington, Hants.
Heir, his son Charles, b. 1853.
ST. CLAIR, Hon. Charles (of Eyemouth).
Third son of 12th Lord Sinclair (by 1st mar-
riage) ; b. 1811 ; m. 1840 Isabella Jane, dau. of
the late W. F. Home, Esq. (she rf. 1852). Edu-
2 o
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
cated at the Eoyal Naval Coll. ; entered the Navy
1826, became Lieutenant 1837, Captain 1842 ;
served on the coast of Spain. — Eyemouth, Ber-
wickshire.
ST. CLAIR, Captain David Latimer, E.N. (of
Staverton Coiu't).
Son of the late William St. Clair, Esq., of Dysart
House, CO. Fife, Colonel of the 25th regiment
Eoyal Borderers, by Augusta, dau. of George
Tinling,* Esq., Governor of Minorca ; i. 1784 ;
m. 1819 Elizabeth, dau. of John Farhill, Esq., of
Chichester, and grand-dau. of Sir Thomas Wilson.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Gloucester.shire (High Sheriff 1831). This
family is by blood related to the Earls of Rosslyn
and Caithness, and to Lord Sinclair.- — Staverton
Court, near Cheltenham ; 4, Montpelier Terrace,
Brighton ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew James Louis, Colonel
E.A. ; h. 1820 ; in. 1849 Mary, dau. of George
Crawshay, Esq., of Colney Hatch.
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ST. DAVID'S (Bishop of), Connop ThirlwaU,
D.D.
Son of the late Rev. T. ThirlwaU, Rector of Bowers
Giffard, Essex ; h. 1797. Educated at the Char-
terhouse and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; graduated
B.A. 1818 as Senior Optime and Senior Medallist ;
elected Fellow 1819 ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1823 ; afterwards entered Holy Orders ; con-
secrated Bishop of St. David's 1840 ; is a Member
of the Senate of L'^niversity of London ; author of
" History of Greece." Patronage 131 livings. —
The Palace, Abergwilli, Carmarthenshire ; Athe-
nreum Club, S.W.
ST. aEORGE, Sir Richard de Lautour, Bart.
(cr. 1766).
Elder son of the late Sir T. J. St. George, Bart., by
Caroline Georgiana, dau. of Joseph de Lautour,
Esq., of Hexton House, Herts ; h. 1837 ; s. as 4th
Bart. 1857. Educated at Addiscombe ; is an
Officer in the E.I. Artillery ; served with distinc-
tion during the Indian mutiny. This family is
descended from a common ancestor with the Lords
St. George (now ext.). — Woodsgift, near Carling-
ford, CO. Kilkenny.
Heir Pres., his brother WiUiam Edward, h. 1838.
ST. GEORGE,* Christopher, Esq, (of Tyrone
House).
Eldest son of the late Arthur St. George, Esq., of
Tyrone House, by Henrietta, dau. of the late Earl
of Llowth ; h. 1811 ; s. 1844. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway ; was M.P. for co.
Galway 1847-52 ; claims the Barony of Athenry.
This family is a branch of that of Lord De Freyne,
but is maternally descended from the Lords St.
George {ext.). — Tyrone House, co. Galway ; Union
Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Arthur.
* This gentleman was the grantlfathci- of Lady Chelms-
ford.
ST. GEORGE, Hercules Langrishe, Esq. (of
Bailef).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Bligh St. George,
Esq. (who was a younger son of Sir Richard
St. George, Bart., of Woodsgift), by Hannah, 3rd
dau. of the late Sir Hercules Langrishe, Bart. ;
h. 1810 ; s. his uncle, Robert St. George, Esq.,
1840; m. 1848 Margaret, dau. of Alexander Tay-
ler, Esq., of co. Banff, N.B. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate, and has been High
Sheriff for co. Kilkenny. — Bailef, near Johnstown,
CO. Kilkenny.
ST. GEORGE, Howard John, Esq. (of Kilrush
House).
Eldest son of the late Arthur St. George, Esq., by
Harriett, dau. of Theophilus Blakeney, Esq., of
Abbert, co. Galway; h. 1813; s. 1853; m. 1843
Caroline, dau. of Colonel George Grogan, of
Seafield, co. Dublin. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Kilkenny (High
Sheriff 1858-9) ; was formerly Lieutenant 12th
Royal Lancers. This family is descended from
Baldwin St. George, a follower of William the
Conqueror, who settled at Hatley St. George, co.
Cambridge, where his descendants resided for
several centuries, and frequently represented that
county in Parliament. — Kilrush House, near
Freshford, co. Kilkenny ; Army and Navy Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Arthur George, h. 1849.
ST. GEORGE, James Cuffe, Esq. (of Sheane).
Youngest surviving son of the late Sir Richard
St. George, Bart., by Bridget, dau. of Theophilus
Blakeney, Esq., of Abbert, co. Galway, Ireland ;
h. 1814; m. 1856 Jane Grey, only dau. of Captain
Arthur Loftus, R.N. — Sheane, near Rathangan, co.
Kildare.
Heir, his sou Loftus, h. 1858.
ST. GERMAN'S (Earl of), Edward GranviUe
Eliot, G.C.B., P.O., LL.D. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by his 1st wife Geor-
giana, dau. of 1st Marquis of Stafford ; h. 1798 ;
s. 1845 ; m. 1824 Jemima, dau. of 2nd Marquis
Cornwallis (she d. 185-). Educated at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; i.s a Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall ; was M.P.
for Liskeard 1823-32, for E. Cornwall 1837-45; a
Lord of Treasury 1827-8 ; Envoy to Spain 1835 ;
Chief Secretary for Ireland ] 841 ; Postmaster-Gene- \
ral 1846; Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland 1852-5; Lord
Steward of the Household 1857-8, reappointed 1859.
Patronage 4 livings. — Port Eliot, near St. German's, I
Cornwall ; 36, Dover Street, W. ll
Heir, his son Lord Eliot, h. 1827 ; educated at \
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; became Cornet 1st i!
Life-guards 1847, Captain 1852, retired 1853; is a I
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall. 1
ST. JOHN OP BLETSOE (Lord), St. Andrew h
Beauehamp St. John (cr. 1558).
Only son of the 13th Lord, by Louis.a, dau. of the i
late Sir C. R. Boughton, Bart. ; h. 1811; s. 1817; .'
m. 1838 Eleanor, dau. of the late Vice-Admiral
Sir R. Hussey Hussey. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
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Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Beds ; descended
from a common ancestor with Viscount Boling-
broke. Patronage G livings. — Melchbourne, near
Higham Ferrers.
Heir, his son St, Andrew, h. 1840,
ST, JOHN", Dowager Lady,
Louisa, dau. of the late Sir C. R. Bough ton, Bart. ;
m. Ist 1S07 St. Andrew, 13th Lord St. John, who
d. 1817; 2nd 18-23 Mr. Baron Vaughau, who
d. 1839. — St. Leonard's-on-Sea, Sussex.
ST, LAWRANCE,
(See under IloivtJi.)
ST, LEGER, Antony Francis Butler, Esq. (of
Park Hill).
Only son of the late Antony Maurice Butler St.
Leger, Esq., by Harriet, youngest dau. of Charles
Bagot Chester, Esq., of Chicheley ; b. 1806 ; s. 1821,
Educated at Eton and Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A, 1830, M.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate for the
West Hiding of Yorkshire and for co. Limerick.
Is descended, in the male line, from Sir Robert de
St, Leger, who cam.e over with William the Coa-
quei-or in 1066, and settled at Ulcombe, in Kent.
— Park Hill, near Eotherham, Yorkshire ; Tra-
vellers', Carlton, and Athenseura Clubs, S.W. ; 10,
Berkeley Square, W.
ST. LEOISTARD'S (Lord), Edward Burtensha-w
Sugden, P.O., LL.D. (or. 1852).
Second son of the late Mr. E. Sugden, of Duke
Street, St. James's; b. 1781; m. 1808 Winifred,
dau. of J. Knapp, Esq. Is High Steward of King-
ston-on-Thames, a Trustee of the British Museum,
a Bencher of Lincoln's Inn, and a Dep. Lieut, for
Sussex ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1807 ;
practised for many years at the Chancery Bar ; was
M.P. for Weymouth 1826-30, for St. Mawes 1831-2,
for Ptipon 1837-41 ; Solicitor-Generall 829-30, Lord
Chancellor of Ireland 1834-5 and 1841-7 ; Lord
Chancellor of England February — December 1852.
— Boyle Farm, near Thames Ditton, Surrey ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1811 ; m. 1844 Marianne,
dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Cookson ; educated at
Harrow, Eton, and St. Alban's Hall, Oxford (B.A.
1834) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1837 ;
appointed Registrar to the Court of Chancery,
Ireland, 1846.
ST. MAUB, Lord Algernon (of Burton Hall),
Third son of 11th Duke of Somerset, by his 1st wife
Charlotte, dau. of 9th Duke of Hamilton and Bran-
don ; b. 1813 ; m. 1845 Horatia Isabella Harriet,
3rd dau. of J. P. Morier, Esq., late Minister at
Dresden. Educated at Eton ; was formerly Cap-
tain Royal Horse-guards Blue.— Burton Hall, near
Loughborough, Leicestershire ; White's Club, S.W. ;
1, Park Lane, W.
Heir, his son Algernon, b. 1846.
ST. MAUR, Lord Archibald Henry Algernon.
Second son of 11th Duke of Somerset (by his 1st
marriage) ; b. 1810, Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Leicester (High Sheriff 1844). — Snib-
ston, near Leicester.
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ST. PAUL, Sir Horace, Bart. (cr. 1816).
Only son of the late Sir Horace David Tholwell
St. Paul, Bart., by Anna Maria, dau. of John, Vis-
count Dudley and Ward ; b. 1812 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1840. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for North-
umberland and Worcestershire, and a Count of the
Holy Roman Empire ; was M.P. for E. Worcester-
shire 1837-41. — St. Hinians and Ewart Park, near
Wooler, Northumberland; Carlton Club, S.W.
ST. QUINTIlSr, Matthew Chitty Downes, Esq,
(of Scampston Hall).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late William
Thomas Darby, Esq. (who assumed the name of
St. Quintin), by Arabella Bridget, dau. of the late
Thomas Calcraft, Esq. ; b. 1800 ; s. his brother 1859.
Educated at Eton and Royal Military Coll., Sand-
hurst ; entered the Army 1818, and is now a Colonel
retired ; is a Magistrate for Yorkshire. This family,
which came over to England with the Conqueror,
was raised in 1642 to a Bai'onetcy, which became
extinct in 1795. — Scampston Hall, near Malton,
Yorkshire ; Lowthorpe Lodge, near Driffield, York-
shire.
Heir Pres., his brother George Darby, in Holy
Orders, Incumbent of St. Leonard's on-Sea, b. 1802.
ST. VINCEISTT (Viscount), Carnegie Robert
John Jervis (cr. 1801).
Eldest son of the late Hon. William Jervis, by
Sophia, only child and heiress of George Narbonne
Vincent, Esq., in right of whom he inherits the
property of Sir Thomas Clarges, Bart. ; b. 1825 ; s,
his grandfather as 3rd A'^iscount 1859 ; m. 1848
Lucy Charlotte, j'oungest dau. of John Baskervyle
Glegg, Esq., of Withington Hall, co. Chester,
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for co. Stafford.
— Meaford, near Stone, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son John Edward Leveson, b, 1850.
SALISBURY (Marquis of), James Brownlow
"Wniiam Gascoigne-Cecil, K.G., P.O., F.R.S.,
D.CL. (cr. 1789),
Eldest son of the 1st Marquis, by Mary Amelia,
dau. of the 1st Marquis of Downshire ; b. 1791 ;
s. 1823 ; m. 1st 1821 Frances Mary, dau. of Bamber
Gascoigne, Esq. ; 2nd 1847 Mary Katharine, dau. of
5th Earl Delawarr. Assumed the name of Gas-
coigne in 1821 ; is Lord-Lieutenant of Middlesex,
High Steward of Hertford, and Colouel Herts
Militia ; was M.P. for Weymouth 1814-23 ; Lord
Privy Seal February — December 1852, Lord Presi-
dent of the Council 1858-9. Patronage 8 livings.
— Hatfield House, Herts ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
20, Arlington Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Cranborne, b. 1821 ; edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Herts and Middlesex.
SALISBURY (Bishop of), Walter Kerr Hamil-
ton, D.D.
Eldest son of the late Archdeacon Hamilton, by a
dau. of the late Sir W. Farquhar, Bart. ; b. 1808 ;
m. 1845 Isabel Elizabeth, dau. of the late Dean
Lear, of Salisbury. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1833) ; elected Fellow of
2 0 2
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Merton College 1831 ; became Vicar of St. Peter's,
Oxford, 1837, Canon Eesideutiary of Salisbury
1841, Precentor of Salisbury 1842; consecrated
1854 ; is Provincial Precentor of Canterbury. Pa-
tronage 51 livings. — The Palace, Salisbury ; Athe-
na?um Club, S.W.
SALISBURY, Enoch Gibbon, Esn.
Son of Mr. Joseph Salisbury; h. 1819 j m. 1842
Sarah, youngest dau. of Kev. A. Jones, LXD., of
Bangor. Educated at Holywell ; is a Barrister of the
Inner Temple ^called 1852), and goes the North-
western Cii-cuit ; was M.P. for Chester 1857-9. —
5, Stanley Place, Chester.
SALMOND, Major James (ofWaterfoot) .
Eldest son of the late Major-General James Sal-
niond, b}- Louisa, dau. of David Scott, Esq., of
Punninald, N.B., and sister of the late Sir David
Scott, Bart.; ^*. 1805 ; m. 1832 Emma Isabella,
dau. of D'Ewes Coke, Esq. Educated at Rugby
and Oriel Coll., 0.\ford (B.A. 1826) ; entered the
Army as Cornet 15th Hussars 1827 ; was formerly
Captain in the 2iid Dragoon Guards ; is a INIagis-
trate for Cumberland, Westmoreland, Notts, and
Derbyshire, and a Major in the Westmoreland and
Cumberland Yeomanry. This family is originally
of French extraction. — Waterfoot, near Penrith,
Cumberland ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir* his son Henry, E.N., I. 1838.
SALOMONS, David, Esq. (of Broomhill).
Second son of the late Levy Salomons, Esq., by
Matilda de Mitz, a native of Leyden ; h. 1/97 ;
in. 1825 Jeanette, dau. of Solomon Cohen, Esq.
Called to the Bar at Middle Temple 1849 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent, Sussex, and
Middlesex, and an Alderman of the City of Lon-
don ; was Lord Mayor of London 185(3, M.P. for
Greenwich 1851-2, re-chosen 1859. — Broomhill,
nearTunbridge Wells, Kent ; Brookes', Athenjeum,
and Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 21, Great Cumberland
Place, W.
SALT, Captain Thomas (of 'Weeping Cross).
Eldest sou of Thomas Salt, Esq., by Harriet Letitia,
dau. of Rev. J. H. Petit : I. 183"o. Educated at
Rugby and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1853) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Staffordshire, and
Captain 2nd Stafford Militia ; was elected M.P.
for Stafford 1859. — Weeping Cross, near Stafford ;
University and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
SALT, Titus, Esq. (of Methley Park).
Eldest son of the late Daniel Salt, Esq., of Brad-
ford, by Grace, dau. of Isaac Smithies, Esq., of
The Manor House, Morley ; h. 1803 ; m. 1831
Caroline, youngest dau. of George Whitlam, Esq.,
of Great Grimsby. Educated at Wakefield ; is a
Magistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, and
for the borough of Bradford ; elected M.P. for
Bradford 1859. This family was formerly of Crow
* His eldest son, Captain Chailes James Salmoiid, was killed
iu the Indian Mutiny of ISo/.
Nest, near Halifax. — ]\fetbley Park, near Wake-
field, Yorkshire ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry, h. 1832 ; m. 1854
Emma Dove Octaviana, only child of John Dove.
Harris, Esq., of RatclifFe Hall, co. Leicester.
SALTOUW (Lord), Alexander Eraser (or. 1445).
Eldest son of the late Hon. William Eraser, by
Elizabeth (irahara, dau. of David Macdowall Grant,
Esq., of Arndilly, co. Banff; h. 1820; s. 1853 his
uncle as 17th Lord ; vi. 1849 Charlotte, dau. of
T. B. Evans, Esq., of Tuddenham, Norfolk. Edu-
cated at the Roj'al Military Coll., Sandhurst; late
Lieutenant Cidonel Royal Aberdeen Militia, and
Major 28tli foot. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Inver-
ness. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with Lord Lovat. — Philortb, near Fraser-
berg, Aberdeenshire ; Ness Castle, near Inverness,
N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 14, Hereford Street,
llclr, his son Alexander William Frederick, h.
1851.
SALUSBUE.Y, the Rev. Sir- Charles John, Bart,
(cr. 1795).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Robert Salus-
bury, 1st Bart., by Catherine, dau. of Charles
Yanne, Esq., of Llanwern ; h. 1792 ; s. bis brother
as 3rd Bart. 1S35. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Hall, Cambridge (LL.B. 1815) ; appointed Rector
of Llanwern 1816. Is Patron of 3 livings. This
title was restored in the person of the last Bart.,
of an earlier creation (1619). — Llanwern House,
near Caerleon, South Wales.
SALUSBURY, Rev. George Augusttxs (of Bryn-
beUa).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir John Salusbury
Piozzl-Salusbury, Kut., of Brynbella, Flintshire,
by Harriet Maria, dau. of E. Pemberton, Esq., of
Ryton Grove, co. Salop, and sister of Edward W.
Smythe Owen, Esq., of Condover Hall, in the same
county; 6.1822; s. 1858 ; m. 1852 Fanny, 3rd
dau. of L. T. Crossley, Esq., of Olive Mount, near
Liverpool. Educated at Magdalen Coll., Cam-
bridge (S.C.L. 1849); appointed Rector of West-
bury in de.ctru parte 1852. This family is of Italian
extraction, and assumed the name and arms of
Salusbury, by Royal license, in compliance with
the wish of Hester Lyncli, the only child and
heiress of John Salusbury, Esq., of Bacb-y-graig,
widow 1st of Henry Thrale, Esq., of Streatham
Park, Surrey, and 2nd of Gabriel Piozzi, Esq.
Patron of 2 livings. — Westbury Rectory, near
Shrewsbury ; Brynbella, Flintshire, N. Wales.
Jfeir, his son Edward Pemberton, h. 1854.
SALVIN, Francis Henry, Esq. (of Stttton Place).
Fifth son of the late William Thomas Salvin, Esq.,
of Croxdale Hall, co. Durham, by Anna Maria,
eldest dau. of John Webbe, Esq., of Sutton Place,
who assumed the additional name of Weston ; b.
1817 ; s. his tmcle, the late Thomas Mornington
Weston, Esq., 1857- Educated at St. Lawrence's
Coll., Ampleforth ; is a Captain in the West York
Rifles. — Sutton Place, near Guildford, Surrey.
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SAMPSON, Charles Johns, Esq. (of Tycoch),
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Sampsou, by
Mary Ann, dau. of Stephen Johns, Esq., of Tre-
wince, Cornwall ; b. 1796 ; s. 1806 ; m. 1839 Emily
Jane, only child of Henry Wynn, Esq., of the
house of Maesyneuodd, co. Merioneth, Captain
23i-d foot. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Carnarvon, and a Commissioner of Income, Land,
and Assessed Taxes. This family is of Yorkshire
descent. — Tycoch, near Carnarvon, N. Wales.
Heir, his son Desmond Henry Wynn, b. 1842.
SAMPSOlSr, Edward, Esq., of Henbury.
Only son of tlie late Edward Sampson, Esq., of
Henbury, by Joanna, the youngest dau. of the late
George Daubeny, Esq., of Redland, near Bristol ;
b. 1810 ; .V. 1848; m. 1839 Belinda, 4th dau. of the
late Benjamin Way, Esq., of Denham Place, Bucks.
Educated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A.
1834) ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester ; was
High Sheriff of Bristol 1847. — Henbury, near
Bristol.
SAMUEL, John, Esq. (of ISTewton House).
Eldest surviving son of the late John Samuel, Esq.,
of Bonvilstone, co. Glamorgan, by Elizabeth, dau.
of Thomas Williams, Esq., of Newton House ;
b. 1826; s. his cousin, John Williams, Esq., 1842.
Educated at Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1848, M.A.
1856) ; is a Magistrate for co. Glamorgan (High
Sheriff 1856). — Newton House, Cowbridge, Gla-
morganshire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
SAMUELSOlSr, Bernhard, Esq.
Son of Samuel Henry Samuelson, Esq., of Liver-
pool ; b. 1820 : m. 1844 Caroline, 5th dau. of Henry
Blundell, Esq., J. P., of Kingston-upon-Hull. Is
an Ironmaster at Middlesborough-on-Tees, and a
Manufacturer of agricultural machinery atBanbury ;
was ]\I.P. for Banbury February — April 1859. —
B;inbury, Oxon ; Prince's House, Prince's Gate,
Hyde Park, S.W.
SANDARS, George, Esq. (of Chesterford Park).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Sandars, Esq., by Jane,
dau. of John Marshall, Esq., of Gainsborough ; b.
1805 ; m. 1st 1829 Mary, dau. of George Neden,
Esq., of Ardwick, Manchester; 2nd 1849 Arabella,
dau. of John Walker, Esq., of Hyde Park, London.
Is a Magisti'ate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding
of Yorkshire, and a Magistrate for Essex ; was
M.P. for Wakefield 1847-57. This family is de-
scended from Sir Thomas Sandars, of Ireton, co.
Derby, temp. Charles I. — Chesterford Park, near
Saffron-Walden, Essex ; Carlton and Conservative
Clubs, S.W. ; 27, Sussex Square, W.
Ilei)', his son Samuel, 6. 1837.
SANDBACH, Rev. Gilbert.
Third surviving sou of the late Samuel Sandbach,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Harry Robertson,
D.D., of Kiltearn; b. 1817; m. 1846 Margaret,
dau. of Archibald Maxwell, Esq. Educated at
Eton and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1839,
M.A, 1842) ; appointed Rector of Upper Sapey
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1846 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Worcester and
Hereford. — Upper Sapey, near Bromyard, Here-
fordshire.
SANDBACH, Henry Robertson, Esq. (of Hafo-
dunos).
Eldest surviving son of the late Samuel Sandbach,
Esq., of Woodland.s, by Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev.
Harry Robertson, of Kiltearn, co. Ross ; b. 1807 ;
s. 1851 ; m. 1855 Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of Martin
Williams, Esq. Educated at Glasgow University ;
is a Magistrate for co. Denbigh (High Sheriff
1855). — Hafodunos, near Llanrwst, Denbighshire ;
Woodlands, near Liverpool ; Athenseum Club, S, W.
Heir, his son Samuel, b. 1856.
SANDERS, Benjamin Lawrence, Esq. (of Stoke
G-range).
Only surviving son of James Sanders, Esq., of
Street Court, co. Hereford, by Charlotte, dau. of
John Lawrence, Esq., of Whitford ; b. 1830. Edu-
cated at Bromsgrove and Trinity Hall, Cambridge
(S.C.L. 1853, LL.B. 1855) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester. — Stoke Grange, near
Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.
SANDERSON, Richard Biirdon, Esq. (of West
Jesmond).
Son of the late Sir Thomas Burdon, by Jane Scott,
sister of the 1st Earl of Eldon and Lord Stowell ; b.
1791 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1815 Elizabeth, only dau. of Sir
James Sanderson, Bart,, whose name he assumed.
Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1812); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland.
— West Jesmond, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Heir, his son Richard Burdon, b. 1821 ; m. 1848
Isabella Mitchelson, dau. of the late James Alex-
ander Haldane, Esq., of Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate
for Northumberland.
S ANDES, Charles, Esq. (of Carrigafoyle Castle).
Eldest son of the late Charles Launcelot Sandes,
Esq., of Indiaville, Queen's co., by Mary, only sistei
of Sir Charles H. Coote, Bart., of Ballyfinn ; b.
1815 ; s. 1855 ; w. 1st 1842 Isabella Georgina, dau.
of Ralph Carr, Esq., of Cocken Hall; 2nd 1856
Mildred, only child of the late William Brown,
Esq., of Spi-ingraount, co. Limerick. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Kerry ; late Lieutenant 89th foot.—
Carrigafoyle Castle, near Ballylongford, co. Kerry ;
Bellegrove, Clontarf, co. Dublin.
Heir, his son Launcelot Charles, b. 1846.
SANDES, Maurice Fitzgerald, Esq. (of Oak
Park).
Sixth son of the late Thomas William Sandes, Esq.,
of Sallowglen, co. Kerry, by Margaret, dau. of
Francis Chute, Esq., of Chute Hall, in the same
county; b. 1807; m. 1857 Ellen Louisa, dau. of
Thomas Stratford Dennis, Esq., of Fortgranite, co.
Wicklow. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1829) ; called to the Irish Bar 1831 ; appointed
Registrar of the Supreme Court, Calcutta, 1848,
and Administrator-General of Bengal 1850 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Kerry. — Oak Park, near Tralee,
CO. Kerry; University Club, Dublin.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
SANDES, Wmiam, Esq. (of Sallow Glen).
Eldest son of the late Thomas William Sandes,
Esq., by Margaret, dau. of Francis Chute, Esq., of
Chute Hall, co. Kerry ; h. 1799 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1836
Eupertia, ouly dau. of the late Charles Higgs, Esq.,
of Charlton Kings, co. Gloucester. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1822) ; was High Sheriff
of CO. Kerry 1828. — Charlton Kings, near Chelten-
liam, Gloucestershire ; Sallow Glen, near Tarbert,
CO. Kerry.
Heir Prcs., his brother Thomas, b. 1801 ; m. 1839
Elizabeth, dau. of Francis Bernard Chute, Esq., of
Bahttany, co. Kerry ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kerry.
S ANDES, ■William aough, Esq. (of Greenville).
Youngest son of the late George Sandes, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Fitzmaurice O'Connor, Esq.,
Major 16th regiment ; b. 1802 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1852
Margaret Elliott, 4th dau. of Francis William
Bowzer, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Kerry. —
Greenville, near Listowel, co. Kerry.
SANDFOKD, Lady.
Henrietta Cecilia, only dau. of the late R. Char-
nock, Esq. ; m. 1823 Sir D. K. Sandford, M.P.,
who d. 1838.— Wyndham, Isle of Bute, N.B.
SANDFOBD, Hixmphrey, Esq. (of the Isle and
Edgton).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Humphrey Sandford,
by Frances, only child and heiress of the Rev.
George Holland, Rector of Hanwood, co. Salop ;
b. ISil ; .y. 1856 ; m. 1852 Anne Taylor, 5th dau. of
Joseph Armitage, Esq., of Milnsbridge, a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Y^ork. Educated at
Shrewsbury and St. Jolm's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1834) ; called to the Bar at Middle Temple 1837 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Salop, and Patron of Edgton,
CO. Salop. This family is a younger branch of the
family of Sandford, or Sontford, of Sandford Hall.
CO. Salop, in direct male descent from Thomas de
Sandford, who came into England with the Con-
queror ; and their name is on the Battle Abbey
roll.- — The Isle, Shrewsbury, and Edgton, near
Bishop's Castle, Salop.
Heir, his son Humphrey, b. 1856.
SATTDFORD, Thomas George V?"ills, Esq. (of
"Wills Grove and Castlerea).
Eldest son of the late William Robert Wills, Esq.
(who assumed the additional name of Sandford
after the death of the last Lord Mount Sandford),
by Mary Grey, elder dau. and co-heir of the late
Rev. 'William Sandford, brother of the last Lord
Mount Sandford ; b. 1817 ; s. his father 1859 ;
on. 1842 Theodosia Eleanor, only dau. of R. H.
Blagden Hale, Esq., of Alderley. Educated at
Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Roscommon (High Sheriff 1843).
— Castlerea House, co. Roscommon; Kildare-Street
Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Robert, b. 1844.
SAWDPORD, Thomas Hugh, Esq. (of Sandford
Park).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Hugh Sandford, by
Eliza Ann, dau. of Thomas Kirkpatrick, Esq. ;
b. 1820 ; .S.1825 ; m. 1st 1849 Alexina, dau. of Hon.
Charles Lindsay, and 2ud 1856 Sarah, dau. of Wil-
liam H.alstead Poole, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Salop. This family is of great antiquity in
CO. Salop, and the return of the juries of inquest
on the death of each proprietor from the reign of
Richard I. down to that of Charles I. are in the
possession of the present owner. — Sandford Hall,
near Frees, Shropshire ; LTniversity Club, S.W.
SANDFORD.
(See Wills-Sandford.)
SANDILANDS, Hon. and Rev. John.
Second son of 10th Lord Torphichen ; b. 1813;
m. 1845 Helen, dau. of the late J. Hope, Esq.
Educated at Westminster and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1835) ; appointed Rector of Coston
1841. — Coston Rectory, near Melton Mowbray,
Leicestershire.
SANDOW, "Viscount Diidley Francis Stuart
Ryder.
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl of Harrowby, K.G.
(whom see) ; b. 1831. Educated at Harrow and Ch. '
Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Stafford, and Captain 2nd Staffordshire Militia;
was M.P. for Lichfield 1856-9. — Sandoa Hall, near
Stafford ; 39, Grosvenor Square, W.
SANDWICH (Earl of), John 'William Montagu,
P.O. (cr. 1660).
Only son of the 6th Earl, by Louisa Mary Ann,
dau. of the 1st Earl of Belmore ; b. 1811 ; s. 1818 ;
m. 1838 Mary, dau. of 1st INTarquis of Anglesey,
K.G. (she rf. 1859). Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is High Steward of Huntingdon, Lord-
Lieutenant of Hunts, and Colonel Hunts Militia ;
has been Captain of the Gentlemen-at-Arms ; was
Master of the Buckhounds 1858-9. Patronage 2
livings. — Hinchingbrook House, near Huntingdon ;
38, St. James's Pface, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Hinchingbrook, b. 1839 ;
educated at Eton ; appointed Ensign and Lieu-
tenant Grenadier Guards 1857.
SANDWICH, Countess Dowager of.
Louisa Mary Anne Julia, eldest dau. of the 1st
Earl of Belmore ; m. 1804 George John, 6th Earl
of Sandwich, who d. 1818. — Hinchingbrook, Hun-
tingdon.
SANDYS (Lord), Arthur Moyses ■WiUiam Hill
(cr. 1802).
Second son of the 2nd Marquis of Downshire, by
Mary, Baroness Sandys; b. 1792; s. 1836. Is a
Lieutenant-General in the Army and Colonel 7th
Dragoon Guards ; served in the Peninsula and at
Waterloo; was M.P. for Downshire 1826-36.
Patronage 1 living. — Ombersley Court, near Wor-
cester ; United Service Club, S.W ; 48, Curzon
Street, W.
HeirPres., his brother Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil
Hill (whom seeV
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SANDYS, Lady "Windsor,
Mary Anne, eldest dau. of W. Stevens Mere-
weather, Esq. ; m. 1835 the Rev. Sir E. Windsor-
Sandys, who d, 1838.
SANDYS, Henry, Esq. (of Dargle).
Eldest son of the late Robert Sandys, Esq., by
Helena, dau. of Thomas Jervis White, Esq., of
Dublin; b. 1828; .■;. 184S. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Wicklovv. — Dargle, near Enuislierry, co. Wick-
low.
SANFORD, Edward Ayshford, Esq. (of Nyne-
head Covirt).
Eldest son of the late William Ay.shford Sanford,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of the Rev. E. Marshall ;
h. 1794; m. 1st 1817 Henrietta, eldest dau. of the
late Sir William Langham, Bart, (she d. 1836) ;
2nd 1813 Caroline Anna, dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Harrington (she d. 1853). Educated at Eton and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Somerset (High Sheriff 1848) ; wasM.P.
for Somerset 1830-2, and for W. Somerset 1833-41.
— Nynehead Court, near Wellington, Somerset ;
Brookes' and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son William Ayshford, b. 1818 ; m. 1857
Ellen, dau. of Henry Seymoiu", Esq., Knoyle House,
Wilts,
SANKEY, Matthew Henry, Esq. (of Brook-
borough).
Second son of the late Matthew Sankey, Esq., of
Clydaville, co. Cork, by Eleanor, dau. of the late
Colonel O'Hara, of O'Harabrook, co. Antrim ;
b. 1823 ; m. 1st 1850 Mary Charlotte, only dau. of
the late Rev. W. L. Roper, and grand-dau. of the
late Very Rev. Henry Roper, Dean of Clonmac-
noise (she d. 1851) ; 2nd 1853 Mehetabel, youngest
dau. of the late John Roe, Esq., of Rockwell,
CO. Tipperary. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1845) ; is a Magistrate for co. Fermanagh. —
Brookborough, co. Fermanagh.
Heir, his son William Roper, b. 1851.
SARSFIELD, Thomas Ronayne, Esq. (of Dough-
cloyne).
Eldest son of the late Dominick R. Sarsfield, Esq.,
by Mary Bruce, dau. of James Bonwell, Esq., of
Cork ; b. 1793 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1820 Angelinii, dau.
of the Rev. William Stopford. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1815) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork (High Sheriif 1848). This
family is descended from and represents the first of
the name of Thomas Sarsfield, who came to Ire-
land in 1172. He was chief Standard-bearer to
Henry II. — Doughcloyne, near Cork.
Heir, his son Dominick Ronayne Patrick, B.A.,
Trinity Coll., Dublin, and Captain North Cork
Rifles ; b. 1829 ; m. 1858 Mary Mary Anne Eliza-
beth Helena, dau. of James de la Cour, Esq.
SARTORIUS, Sir George Rose, Kut. (cr. 1841).
Sou of the late Colonel Sartorius, E.I,Co.'s service,
by a dau. of G. E. Rose, Esq. ; b. 1790 ; m. 1839
Sophia, dau. of J. Lambe, Esq. Is an Admiral
R.N., a Naval A.D.C. to Her Majesty, and Chief
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in command on the Irish station ; has served on
Portuguese and North American coasts, and was
present at Trafalgar ; is Vice-Admiral, Count of
Pentrafirma, Grand Cross ofAviz, and K.T.S. in
Portugal. — Admiralty House, Cork ; United Ser-
vice Club, S.W.
SAUMAREZ, Hon. John St. Vincent.
Third son of the 1st Lord de Saumarez, and heir
pres. to that title ; b. 1806 ; m. 1st 1838 Caroline
Esther, dau. of W, Rhodes, Esq. ; 2nd 1850 Mar-
garet Antoinette, dau. of the late W. R. Hopkyns-
Northey, Esq. Formerly a Colonel in the Army.
— Guernsey.
SAUNDERS, Robert Francis, Esq. (of Saunders'
Grove).
Eldest son of the late Morley Saunders, Esq., bj'
Ellen Katherine, dau. and heiress of James Glas-
cock, Esq., of Masic Hall, co. Dublin ; b. 1794 ;
s. 1825 ; m. 1840 Elizabeth Martha, 3rd dau. of
Joseph Pratt, Esq., of Cabra Castle, co. Cavan.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wicklow (High Sheriff
1822), and a Magistrate for co. Kildare ; was
formerly Lieutenant 68th foot, is now on half-pay
68th regiment ; served in the Peninsula and Ame-
rica, and has the war medal and clasps. This
family is derived from Robert, 1st Lord of Insbruck,
in Germany, and brother to Rudolph of Haps-
burg, afterwards Emperor. — Saunders' Grove, near
Stratford-on-Slaney, co. Wicklow; Loretto, Chel-
tenham.
Heir, his son Robert Joseph Pratt, Lieutenant
R.A., 6. 1841.
SAUNDERS, Thomas Bush, Esq. (of Bradford-
on-Avon).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Hosier Saunders,
Esq., by Harriet, dau. of the late Thomas Bush,
Esq., of Bradford, Wilts ; b. 1808 ; m. 1849 Maria
Albers, only dau. of the late F. H. Pedder, Esq.
Educated at Warminster and Wadham Coll., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1831 ; is a Magistrate for Wilts. —
Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W. ; 31, Thurloe Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick Thomas, b. 1853.
SAUNDERS, William Allen Francis, Esq. (of
Wennington Hall).
Only son of the late Richard Saunders, Esq., by
Anna Maria, dau. of the late John Leaper New-
ton, Esq., of Mickleover Hall, co. Derby ; b. 1818 ;
s. 1854; m. 1841 Dorothy, dau. of the late Josias
Morley, Esq., of Marrick Park, N. Riding of York-
shire. Educated at Rugby and Trinity Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lancaster, and a Magistrate for Westmoreland and
W, Riding of Yorkshire. — Wennington Hall, near
Lancaster,
Heir, his son Charles Morley, b. 1851.
SAUNDERSON,* Colonel Alexander (of Castle
Saunderson).
Eldest son of the late Francis Saunderson, Esq.,
M.P. ; b. 17—; m. 1828 Sarah Juliana, eldest dau.
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COUNT V FAMILIES OF
of the late Lord Faniliam. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Cavan (High Sheriff 1818), and Colonel Cavan
Militia; was M.P. for co. Cavan 1826-31.— Castle
Saunderson, near Cavan, Ireland.
SAUNDERS ON, Colonel Hardi-ess Robert (of
North Brook House).
Third sou of the late Francis Saunderson, Esq., of
Castle Saunderson, for many years M.P. for co.
Cavan ; b. 1787 ; m. 1821 Lady Maria Anne Lut-
trell Olmius, only surviving dau. of Jolin, 3rd Earl
of Carliampton. Educated at the Senior Depart-
ment (if the Royal Military Coll., High Wycombe ;
entered the Army 1804 ; became a Colonel and
retired from the Grenadier Guards 1851 ; was
A.D.C. to General Whethani, and Deputy- Assistant
Quartermaster-General to Lieutenant-General Sir
Sidney Beckwith in Canada ; served in Spain and
Portugal, and was present at the battles of Busaco,
Albuera, Arroyo de Molinos, and at the sieu-e of
Badajos ; is a Magistrate for Hants. This family
is a younger branch of the Saundersons, Earls of
Castletou, of Sandbeck, co. York. — North Brook
House, Bishop Waltham, Hants ; Bella Virta,
Bournemouth, near Poole, Dorset ; United Service
Club, S.W. ; 8, Ciarges Street, W.
Ihli; his son Hardress Luttrell, h. 1822; m.
1847 Lady Eliza Damer, 3rd dau. of the late Hon.
H. Dawson, and sister of the 3rd Earl of Portar-
lington.
SA^USSAYE.
(See De- la- Sa u ssaye.)
SAUSSE, Sir Matthew Richard, Q.C, Knt. (cr.
1856).
Second son of the late — Sausse, Esq., of Carriek-
on-Suir, Ireland, and a younger brother of Sir
Ricliard de la Saussaye (whom see) ; b. 1809.
Graduated with distinction at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
is a jNIember of the Irish Bar ; was for many years
Crown Prosecutor on the Leinster Circuit ; made
a Queen's Counsel 1849, Assistant Barrister of co.
Wexford 1851 ; appointed a Puisne Justice of
Bombay 185C ; promoted to Chief Justice 1859 ; is
the first Eoman Catholic who has been appointed
to the Indian Bench. This family are of French
origin, and came with Henry II. to Ireland, where
they received a grant of lands, and resided upon
them at Saussestown, near Fethard, co. Tipperary,
until finally dispose.ssed under the religious perse-
cutions of Cromwell and William III. — Bombay.
SAVAGE, John, Esq. (of St. Leonard's).
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Savage, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of the late James Dunn, Esq. ;
b. 18 — ; m. 1st 18— Elizabeth Miller, dau, of the
late Thomas Patrickson, Esq. ; 2nd 18 — Sarah
Charlotte, dau. of the late Baldwin Duppa Duppa,
Esq. Educated at Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 18 — ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent (High Sheriff
1857). The Savage family resided and were pos-
sessed of a considerable estate in Kent in the reign
of Edward I. — St. Leonard's, West Mailing, near
Maidstone, Kent ; U^niversity Club, S.W.
Ilcln, his two daus.
SAVAGE, John, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Savage, by Char-
lotte, dau. of Walter Wiltshire, Esq., of Shocker-
wick, Bathford, Somerset ; b. 1785 ; s. 1803 ; m.
1811 Rachel, dau. of Robert Claxton, Esq., of
Bristol. Is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester. Thi.s
fixmily is descended from the Le Sauages of Clifton
and Rock Sauage, Cheshire, and they from John
le Sauage of Sarcliffe, co. Derby, who was livinc
3 Edward II.* — Grosvenor House, Bath.
Ile'ir, her son Francis, b. 1814.
SAVILE, Hon. and Rev. Arthur.
Sixth son of the 3rd Earl of Mexborough ; b. 1819 ;
m. 1852 Lucy Georgiana, youngest dau. of the 2nd
Lord Braybrooke. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1841) ; appointed Curate
of St. Clement Danes, London, 1843, Rector of
Foulmire 1850. — Foulmire Rectory, near Royston,
Cambridgeshire.
SAVILE, Hon. and Rev. Philip Yorke.
Third son of the 3rd Earl of Mexborough ; b. 1814 •
m. 1842 Emily Mary, dau. of W. Hale, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1839) ; appointed Rector of Methley 1841?— Meth-
ley Rectory, near Leeds, Yorkshire.
SAVILE, Albany Boiirchier, Esq. (of Oaklands).
Eldest son of the late Albany Savile, Esq., by
Eleanora Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Boiirchier Wrey,
Bart., of Tawstock C^ourt, Devon ; b. 1816 ; ,s. 1831 '•
111. 1848 Elizabeth Anna, dau. of Sir Lawrence V.'
Palk, Bart., of Haldon House, Devon. Educated
at Eton ; appointed Cornet 7th Hussars 1833 ; is
a Magistrate for Devon. — Oaklands, near Oak-
hampton, Devon ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
SAVILE,* Captain Henry (of Rnfford Abbey).
Natural son of the late Earl of Scarborough ;
?*. 18— ; .s. 1856. Educated at Eton; is a Dep.'
Lieut, for Notts ; was formerly Captain Grenadier
Guards. — Rufford Abbey, near Ollerton, Notts •
Army and Navy Club, S.W.
SAVILL-ONLEY, Onley, Esq. (of Stisted Hall).
Only son of the late Charles Harvey, Esq. (who
assumed the names of Savill-Onley), by S;irah, dau.
of John Hayncs, Esq., of Twickenham ; b. 1795 \
s. 1843 ; -III. 1st 1818 his cousin Caroline Mary'
dau. of John Harvey, Esq. ; 2nd 18— Jane, eldest
dau. of William Fox, P^sq., of Chester Terrace,
Regent's Park. Educated at Eton and Pembroke
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1817) ; called to the Bar at
the Middle Temple 1821 ; is a Magistrate and Dep
Lieut, for E.ssex (High Sheriff 1849). Is descended
from a common ancestor with Lieutenant-Colonel
Sir R. I. Harvey (whom see). —Stisted Hall, near
Braintree, Essex ; Carlton and Universitv Clubs
S.W. ^ '
Heir, his son Charles, b. 1827.
♦ See Rudder's
' History of Gloucestershire," p. 730.
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SA"WBIIIDGE, Mrs. (of East Haddon).
G-race Julia, youngest dau. of Thomas Charles
Bigge, Esq., and widow of Thomas Christopher
Glyn, Esq. ; 7n. 1836 Henry Barne Sawbridge,
Esq., a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for eo.
Northampton, who c^. 1851. — East Haddon, near
Northampton.
SA"WLE, Sir Joseph Sawle Graves, Bart. (cr.
1836).
Eldest son of the late Admiral John Graves, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Sawle, Esq. ; b. 1793 ;
m. 1st 1815 Dorothea, dau. of the Rev. Charles
Priileaux Biune, Esq., of Prideaux Place, Corn-
wall ; 2nd 1854 Eleanor Hoskens, dau. of James
Kempthorne, Esq., and widow of Edward Lux-
more, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Cornwall, and a Special Deputy Warden of the
Stannaries. Patron of 1 living. — Penrice, near St.
Austell, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Charles Brune Graves, late M.P.
for Bodmin ; h. 1816 ; m. 1846 Rose Caroline, dau.
of David R. Paynter, Esq., C.B., of Dale, co.
Pembroke.
SAWYER, Charles, Esq. (of Heywood Lodge,
Berks).
Eldest son of the late John Sawyer, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of Anthony Dickins, Esq., of Chering-
ton, CO. Warwick; h. 1787; s. 1845 ; m. 1812
Henrietta, eldest dau. of Sir Georgs Bowyer, Bart.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1808) ; is M.agistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks,
and High Steward of Maidenhead ; was formerly
Lieutenant in the 16tli Light Dragoons, and M.'»jor
in the lind Berks Local Militia. This family has
been settled at Heywood since 1625. • — Heywood
Lodge, near Maidenhead.
Heir, his son Charles, Major 6th Dragoon Guards
and Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army ; 6. 1813 ; vi.
1840 Anna Maria, dau. of J. F. Timins, Esq.
SAY, Richard Hall, Esq. (of Oakley Court).
Eldest son of the late Richard Hall, Esq., by Har-
riet, dau. of Robert Say, Esq., of Downham, Nor-
folk ; b. 1827 ; s. 1855 ; 7n. 1857 Ellen, only child of
Edward Evans, Esq., of Boveney Court, Bucks. Is
a Magisti-ate for Norfolk ; assumed the name and
arms of Say, in compliance with the will of his
maternal uncle, the Rev. Henry Say, Rector of
North Pickenham and Houghton, Norfolk. —
Oakley Court, Berks ; Swaff ham, Norfolk ; Con-
servative Club, S.W., and Royal Thames Yacht
Club.
Heir, his son Lionel Henry, h. 1859.
SAYE AND SELE (Lord), Frederick Benjamin
Twisleton-Wykeham-Piennes, D.C.L. (cr.
1603).
Fifth son of the late Hon. and Rev. Dr. T. Twisle-
ton, by his 2nd wife Ann, dau. of B. Ashe, Esq., and
cousin of the 12th Lord ; b. 1799 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1st
1827 Emily, dau. of 4th Viscount Powerscourt ;
2nd 1857 Caroline, dau. of Chandos, 1st Lord
Leigh. Educated at Winchester ; was Fellow of
New Coll., Oxford ; is Treasurer and Canon of
Hereford Cathedral, and High Steward of Ban-
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bury. This title was in abeyance 1674 — 1781. The
ancient Barony of Saye {cr. 1313) is still in abey-
ance.— The Close, Hereford; Broughton Castle,
near Banbury, Oxon ; 43, Grosvenor Street, W.
Jleir, his son John Fiennes, b. 1830 ; «i. 1856
Augusta, 5th dau. of 10th Earl of KinnouU ;
educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate, and Dep.
Lieut, for Oxon, and Cornet Oxfordshire Yeo-
manry.
SAYER, George Edward, Esq. (of Pett).
Only son of the late Rev. George Sayer, LL.B., of
Pett ; b. 1795. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Kent. — Pett, near Ashford, Kent.
SCARLETT, Hon. Sir James Yorke, K.C.B.
(cr. 1855).
Second son of James, 1st Lord Abinger, by Louisa
Henrietta, dau. of P. Campbell, Esq. ; h. 1799 ;
m. 1835 Charlotte Ann, dau. of Colonel Har-
greaves. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
is a Major-General in the Army ; late Colonel 5th
Dragoon Guards ; served in the Crimea 1854-6 ;
appointed to command the C^avalry Brigade at
Aldershot 1856 ; Commander-in-Chief of South-
western District 1857 ; was M.P. for Guildford
1837-41. — Bank Hall, near Burnley, Lancashire;
The Garrison, Portsmouth ; Carlton, United Ser-
vice, and Univei'sity Clubs, S.W.
SCARLETT, Hon. Peter Campbell, C.B.
Third son of 1st Lord Abinger ; b. 1804 ; m. 1843
Frances Sophia Mostyn, dau. of E. Lomax, Esq.
Educated at Eton ; a Dep. Lieut, for Surrey ;
was successively Attache at Constantinople, at
Paris, and Rio Janeiro ; Secretary of Legation at
Florence 1844-55 ; appointed Envoy Exti-aordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Rio Janeiro
1855, at Florence 1858. — British Embassy, Flo-
rence.
SCARLETT, James Williams, Esq. (of Copped
Hall).
Only surviving son of the late Sir W. A. Scarlett,
Chief Justice of Jamaica, by Mary, dau. of —
Williams, Esq., of Luana, Jamaica; b. 1312; m.
1837 Anne Rhodes Williams, dau. of the late James
Brown, Esq., of Harehills Grove, Leeds. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1836) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1838 ; is a Magistrate for Herts. This family was
formerly settled in Jamaica, to which colony its
ancestor emigrated soon after the conquest of the
island ; but the subject of this notice removed to
England on the death of his father, who was a
brother of the 1st Lord Abinger. — Copped Hall,
near Totteridge, Herts.
Heir, his son William James, h. 1839.
SCARSDALE (Lord), Alfred Nathaniel Holden
Curzon (cr. 1761).
Second son of the late Hon. and Rev. Alfred Curzon,
by Sophia, dau. of the late R. Holden, Esq., of
Nuttall Temple,'Notts ; b. 1831 ; s. his uncle as 4th
Lord 1856 ; m. 1856 Blanche, 2nd dau. of Joseph
Pocklington Senhouse, Esq., of Nethersall, Cum-
berland. Educated at Rugby and Merton Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1852) ; is in Holy Orders. This
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
family is a branch of that represented by Earl
Howe. — Kedleston, near Derby ; Carlton and
Arthur's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Alfred, b. 1859.
SCARBOROITGH (Earl of), Bichard George
Iiumley.
Only son of the late F. Luniley-Savile, Esq., by
Charlotte ISIary, dau. of the late Bisbojj (Beresford)
of Kilmore ; b. 1813 ; s. his cousin as 9th Earl
18.56 ; m. 1810 Frederica Mary Adeliza, dau. of
A. R. Drumniond, Esq., of Cadlands, Hants. Edu-
cated at Eton ; was formerly an Officer in the 7th
Hussars ; Patron of 13 livings. — Sandbeck Park,
and Tickhill Castle, near Eotherham, Yorlighire ;
Lumley Castle, Durham ; Glentworth, Lincoln-
shire ; White's and Boodle's Clubs, iS.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Lumley, b. 1850.
SCHANK, John Mackellar Skeene Grieve, Esq.
(of Barton House).
Third but only surviving son of Admiral John
Wight, by Margaret, dau. of Admiral John
Schank, of Barton House, Dawlish, F.R.S. ;
b. 1808. Assumed, 1810, the surname and arms of
Schank, in lieu of his patronymic Wight. — Barton
House, Dawlish, Devon ; Northumberland House,
Teignmouth, Devon.
SOHESTLEY, Edward ■Wyndham Harrington,
Esq.
Second son of the late Major Schenley, E.A. ;
b. 1799 ; 'III- 1st 1833 Jane Maria, younger dau. of
the late Sir W. T. Pole, Bart., of Shute, Devon ;
2nd 18 — Mary Elizabeth Croghan, of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania. Educated at the Royal Military
Coll., Marlow ; served in the Peninsula and at
Waterloo ; served subsequently as a Commissioner
for repression of the Slave Trade ; was Acting-
Judge at theHavannah 1835-40 ; was M.P. for Dart-
mouth May — July 1859. — Arthur's and Boodle's
Clubs, S.W. ; 14, Princes Gate, Hyde Park, W.
SCHIXTEIDEII, Henry William, Esq. (of Taplow
Lodge, Bircks).
Son of J. H. Powell Schneider, Esq., of Southgate,
Middlesex ; b. 1817 ; m. 1842 Augusta, dau. of
R. Smith, Esq., of Poulton ^lanoi-, co. Chester.
Is a Merchant, Shipowner, and Ironmaster ; was
M.P. for Norwich 1857-9. — -Taplow Lodge, near
Maidenhead ; Athenaeum Club, S.W. ; 14 Sussex
Gardens, Hyde Park, W.
SCHOEDDE, Sir James Holmes, K.CB. (cr.
1842).
A member of a family of German extraction ;
b. 178- ; a Lieutenant-General in the Army,
Colonel of the 55th foot, and an A.D.C. to Her
Majesty ; has served in Egypt, the Peninsula, and
China ; was knighted for his services in the war
with China. — Junior United Service Club, S.W.
SCHOLEPIELD, William, Esq.
Son of the late Joshua Scholefield, Esq., who was
M.P. for Birmingham 1832-44 ; b. 1809 ; s. 1844 ;
m. 1829 Jane Matilda, dau. of J. Miller, Esq. (she
d. 1843). A Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for War-
•wick ; a Director of the Birmingham and Midland
Bank ; Mayor of Birmingham in 1838 ; has been
M.P. for Birmingham since 1847. — Birmingham ;
Reform Club, S.W.
SCHOMBUBGH, Sir Robert, Knt. (cr. 1845).
Son of the late Rev. J. F. Schomburgh, of Thu-
ringia ; b. 1804. Is an eminent Naturalist and
Geographer, and a Member and Fellow of many
English and foreign learned societies ; has been
employed in surveying the coasts of the West-
Indian Islands and of British Guiana ; was British
Consul at St. Domingo 1848-51 ; appointed Consul
at Bangkok 1857 ; is introducer of the Victoria
regia lily, and author of " A History of Barba-
dos," and other learned works. — Bangkok, Siam,
E. Indies.
SCHREIBER, Charles, Esq.
Eldest surviving son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel
James Alfred Schreiber, of Melton, Suffolk, for-
merly of the 11th Light Dragoons and 6th Dragoon
Guards, by Mary, dau. of Thomas Ware, Esq., of
Woodfort, CO. Cork ; b. 1826 ; m. 1855 Lady Char-
lotte Elizabeth Bertie, dau. of Albemarle, 9th Earl
of Lindsey, and widow of Sir J. J. Guest, Bart.,
M.P. Educated at Cheltenham and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1850, M.A. 1853); was Senior
Chancellor's Medallist 1850, and Fellow of Trinity
1852-5. — Exeter House, Roehanipton, Surrey ;
University Club, S.W.
SCLATES,, William Lntley, Esq. (of Hodding-
ton House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Bartholomew Lutley
Sclater, M.A., by Elizabeth Rebecca, dau. of
George Bristow, Esq., of Ashford, Middlesex ;
b. 1790 ; m. 1821 Anne Maria, youngest dau. of
William Bowyer, Esq, Educated at Winchester
and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1811, M.A.
1814) ; is a Magistrate for Hants, Chairman of Ma-
gistrates of the Basingstoke Division, and Chair-
man of the Board of Guardians in the Basingstoke
L'nion. — Hoddington House, near Odiham, Hants.
Ifeir, his son George. (See Sclatcr-Bootk.)
SCLATER-BOOTH, George, Esq.
Eldest son of William Sclater, Esq. (whom see), by
Anne Maria, dau. of the late William Bowyer,
Esq. ; b. 1826 ; m. 1857 Lydia Caroline, only dau.
of the late George Birch, Esq., of Clare Park,
Hants. Educated at Winchester and Balliol Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1847, M.A. 1849) ; called to the Bar
at the Inner Temple 1851 ; is a Magistrate for
Hants, and Captain Hants Yeomanry ; has been
]M.P. for N. Hants since 1857 ; assumed the addi-
tional name of Booth by Royal license 1857. —
Hoddington House, near Odiham, Hants ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W. ; 15, New Street, Spring Gar-
dens, S.W.
Heir, his son, b. 1859.
SCOBELL, Captain George Trevfeeke (of King-
well).
Second son of the late P. E. Scobell, Esq., M.D., by
his 1 st wife Miss Treweeke; b. 1785; 971.1818 Hester,
dau. of C. Savage, Esq. Is a Captain Royal Navy,
retired ; served with distinction in America, the
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Mediterranean, West Indies, &c. ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset ; was M.P. for Bath
1851-7. — King-well, near Bath, Somerset ; Reform
Club, S.W.
SCOBELL, John Usticke, Esq. (of ISTanceal-
verne).
Eldest son of John Scobell, Esq., by Susannah, dau.
and sole heiress of William Usticke, Esq, of Leba,
St. Burian, Cornwall ; h. 1803 ; m. 1832 Frances
Skey, 2nd dau. and co-heiress of Richard Langford,
Esq., of Montvale House, Somerset. Educated at
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 182G) ; is a Member of
the Middle Temple, and a Magistrate for Cornwall
andSomeiset.- — Nancealverne, Cornwall ; Montvale
House, Hallatrow, near Bristol.
Heir Pves., his brother George, h. 1807.
SCOOWES, Edward, Esq. (of Tvmbridge).
Son of the late William Scoones, Esq., of Tunbridge,
by Mary Ann, dau. of Thomas Dalton, Esq., of Par-
rock House, near Gravesend, and sister of Colonel
Dalton, late Commander West Kent Militia ; h.
1794; m. 1833 Jane Esther, 3rd dau. of the late
Henry Streatfeild, Esq., of Chiddingstone, Kent.
Educated at the Military Coll. ; appointed to the
.')2nd Light Infantry 1811 ; served with that corps
in the Peninsula and at Waterloo, and subsequently
in the 81st i-egiment, in Nova Scotia, New Bruns-
wick, and Bermuda ; retired as Major in 1833 ; is
a Magistrate for Kent. — Tunbridge, Kent; United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Dalton, Captain 49th regi-
ment, h. 1834.
SCOTT, Lord John Douglas* (of Dunchu.rch).
Third son of 4th Duke of Buccleuch, by Harriet
Catharine, dau. of 1st Viscount Sydney ; h. 1809 ;
m. 1836 Alicia Anne, dau. of A. Spottiswoode,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. War-
wick ; was formeidy Lieutenant and Captain Gren-
adier Guards, and M.P. for co. Roxburgh 1835-7.
— Dunchurch, near Rugby, Warwickshire ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
SCOTT, Lady.
Lydia, second dau. of the late Rev. T. Gisborne ;
m. 1st 1824 Rev. E. Robinson ; 2nd (as 2nd wife)
Sir Edward Dolman Scott, Bart, (who d. 1851). —
Great Barr Hall, Staffordshire ; 45, Bryanstone
Square, W.
SCOTT, Hon. Charles Grantham (of Malvern).
Second son of the 2nd Earl of Clonmell ; h. 1818 ;
m. 1843 Frances Maria, dau. of the late R. W.
Grey, Esq. Educated at Eton and Sandhurst ;
entered the Army 1836 ; became Lieutenant-Colonel
Scots Fusilier Guards 1849, Colonel 1855, retired
the same year ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Worcester. — Malvern, near Worcester ; 79,
Eaton Square, S.W.
SCOTT, Hon. Francis (of Mertoim House).
Fifth son of the 4th Lord Polwarth ; h. 1806 ; m.
1835 Julia Frances Laura, dau. of Rev. C. Boult-
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bee. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1827, M.A. 1832) ; is a Barrister of the Middle
Temple (called 1832) ; formerly a Member of the
Northern Circuit ; was M.P. for co. Roxburgh
1841-7, for CO. Berwick 1847-59. — Mertoun House,
near Berwick, N.B. ; Sendhurst Grange, near Rip-
ley. Yorkshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
SCOTT, Hon. and Rev. "WiUiam Hugh.
Second son of 4th Lord Polwarth ; h. 1806 ; m. 1833
Eleanor Sophia, dau. of the late Rev. C. Baillie
Hamilton. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1827) ; appointed Rector of
Maiden Newton 1837, Prebendary of Salisbury
1848. — Maiden Newton Rectory, near Mere,
Wilts.
SCOTT, Sir "William, Bart, (of Ancrum, cr. 1671).
Only son of the late Sir John Scott, Bart., by Har-
riet, dau. of William Graham, Esq. ; h. 1803 ; s. as
6th Bart. 1814 ; m. 1826 Ehzabeth, dau. of David
Anderson, Esq., of Balgay, co. Forfar. Educated
at Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Roxburgh ; was formerly Lieutenant 2nd
Life-guards. — Ancrum, near Jedburgh, N.B. ;
Athenagum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William, h. 1829.
SCOTT, Sir Francis Edward, Bart. (cr. 1806).
Eldest son of the late Sir E. D. Scott, Bart, (some
time M.P. for Lichfield), by Catherine Juliana,
dau. and co-heiress of the late Sir H. Bateman,
Bart., of Harlington Hall, co. Derby ; h. 1824 ; s.
to the Bateman Baronetcy 1824, and to that of
Scott in 1851 ; m. 1854 Mildred Anne, dau. of Sir
Wm. Hartopp, Bart. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1845); is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Stafford, and Patron of 1 living ;
was formerly Captain in the Staffordshire Yeo-
manry. Two distinct Baronetcies, viz., those of
Bateman and Scott, both created in 1806, meet in
the person of the present Baronet. — Great Barr
Hall, near Birmingham ; Travellers' and Athenteum
Clubs, S.W. ; 97, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Dolman, h. 1854.
SCOTT, Sir James Sibbald David, Bart. (cr.
1806).
Eldest son of the late Sir David Scott, Bart., by
Caroline, dau. of Benjamin Griudall, Esq. ; h. 1814;
s. as 3rd Bart. 1851 ; m, 1844 Harriet Anne, dau.
of Henry Shank, Esq., of Castlerig, co. Fife.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1835) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex, and
Captain Sussex Militia. The family name of the
1st Bart, was Sibbald. — St. Anne's Hill, near Mid-
hurst, Sussex; Windham Club, S.W. ; 6, South-
wick Crescent, W.
Heir, his son Michael David Sibbald, h. 1849.
SCOTT, Sir Claude Edward, Bart. (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the late Sir Samuel Scott, Bart., by
"Anne, dau. of John Onnnaney, Esq., of Blooms-
bury Square, London ; h. 1804 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1849 ; m. 1838 Mary, dau. of Theophilus Russell
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Euckworth, Esq., of Cockley Clayhall, co. Norfolk
(she d. 185-). Is a Partner in the Bank of Sir
S. Scott and Co., London. — Union and Carlton
Clubs, S.W, ; 29, Bruton Street, W.
Heir, his son Claude Edward, b. 1840.
SCOTT, Sir Hopton Stratford, K.C.B. (cr. 1831),
(of WoodviUe House).
Son of the late Sir Hopton Scott, of Ballycannon,
CO. Wicklow : 0. 1777; m. 18 — Mary, dau. of
J. D. Bassett, Esq. Is a General in the E.I.Co.'s
service ; was formerly in the Madras Infantry ;
served in the Mahratta war 1817-18. — AVoodville
House, Lucau, Ireland.
SCOTT, David, Esq. (of Brotherton).
Youngest son of the late David Scott, Esq., by
Wallace, dau. of Archibald Scott, Esq., of Rossie ;
b. 1782 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1813 Mary, dau. of William
Seddon, Esq., of Acres Barn, near Manchester.
Educated at Eton and Marischal Coll., Aberdeen ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kincar-
dine. — Brotherton by Bervie, Kincardineshire,
N.B.
Ileh; his son Hercules, of the Indian Civil Ser-
vice ; b. 1823 ; 1)1. 18.57 Anna, dau. of the late
James Moon, Esq., of Hillside House, Liverpool.
SCOTT, Major Edward (of Maidstone Priory).
Son of the Rev. E. Scott, D.D. ; h. 1809 ; m. 1813
Elizabeth, only child of J. Day, Esq., M.D., of
Maidstone. Educated at Clhiswick ; is Major 4th
Light Dragoons ; was M.P. for Maidstone 18.57-9.
— The Priory, Maidstone, Kent ; Army and Navy,
and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
SOOTT, Edward Dolman, Esq. (of Great Barr).
Second son of the late Sir Edward Dolman Scott,
Bart., by Catharine Juliana, eldest dau. of Sir
Hugh Bateman, Bart. ; b. 1826. Educated at
Harrow and Oriel Coll., O.Kford (M.A. 1848) ; is a
Magistrate for COS. Stafford .and W.arwick, and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Stafford. — Great Barr, near Birming-
ham ; Conservative Club, S.W.
SCOTT, G-eorge Jonathan, Esq. (of Betton-le-
Strange).
Son of G. Scott, Esq., of the 1st Dragoon Guards,
by Anne, dau. of Edward Morse, Esq., of Drayton,
Middlesex; b. 180- ; m. 1840 Augu.sta Frances,
dau. of W. E. W. Wynne, Esq., of Peniarth, co.
Merioneth. Educated at Westminster and Ch. Cli.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Merioneth (High
Sheriff 1844). — Betton-le-Strange, near Shrews-
bury ; Peniarthuch.af Tongie, Merionethshire.
//(/;•, his dau. Sydney Louisa.
SCOTT, Hugh, Esq. (of Gala).
Eldest son of the late John Scott, Esq., of Gala, co.
Selkirk, by Madaline, dau. of Sir Archibald Hope,
Bart., of Craighall; b. 1822; s. 1840; m. 1857
Elizabeth Isabella, dau. of Captain Johnstone-
Gordon, of Craig. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Selkirk ; was formerly Captain in the
92nd Highlanders, and Major in the Dumfries,
Roxburgh, and Selkirk Militia.— Gala, near Gala-
shiels, Selkirkshire, N.B.
Ilei7% his son John Henry Francis Kinnaird,
b. 1859.
SCOTT, James 'Winter, Esq. (of Botherfield
Park).
Eldest son of the late James Scott, Esq., by
Martha, dau. of Thomas Bradbury Winter, Esq.,
of Shenley, Herts; b. 1799; s. 1854; m. 1828
Lucy, dau. of the late Rev. Sir Samuel Clarke
Jervoise, Bart. Educated at Corpus Christi Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1822); is a M.agistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Hants ; was M.P. for N. Hants 1835-7.
This family is descended from Sir William Scott,
.Justiciary of England temp. Edward III., and was
seated for some centuries at Stapleford Tawney,
in Essex. — Rotherfield Park, near Alton, Hants ;
University Club, S.W.
7/kV, his son Arthur Jervoise, b. 1833.
SCOTT, John Charles Addyes, Esq. (of Stour-
bridge).
Only son of the late Robert Scott, Esq., M.P.
(formeily Wellbeloved), by Sarah, only dau. of
•John Scott, Esq., of Stourbridge and Great Barr,
Warwickshire ; b. 1830. Is a Magistrate for cos.
Staff(M-d and Worcester. — Stourbridge, Worcester-
shire.
SCOTT, Mrs. (of The Bed House).
Sarah, only dau. and heir of John Scott, Esq., of
the Red House, Great Barr, and Stourbridge,
Magistrate and Dep. Iiieut. for co. Worcester,
and High Sheriff for co. Worcester 1830 ; m. 1830
Robert Wellbeloved, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, who
on his marriage assumed, by Royal license, the
surname of Scott. Mr. Robert Scott was a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Worcester, a Magistrate for cos.
Worcester and Stafford, and M.P. for Walsall
1841-7 ; he (/. 1856. — Residence, Stourbridge ; seat,
The Red House, Great Barr, Staffordshire.
Ifcir, her son John Charles Addyes Scott, Esq.
(whom see).
SCOTT, Montagu David, Esq. (of Hove).
Second son of the late Sir David Scott, Bart.,
K.H.., formerly M.P. for Yarmouth, by Caroline,
dan. of Benjamin (^rindal!, Esq. ; b. 1818 ; vi. 1848
Miss Margaret Briggs, of Oaklands, Herts. Edu- '
cated at University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1840);
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1840 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex, Middlesex,
Westminster, and Brighton. The family is of
Scotch descent. — Hove, near Brighton, Sussex ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Jhiress, his dau. Mabel Montagu.
SCOTT, Yen. Thomas Hobbes* (ofWTiitfield).
Son of the late Rev. J. 'Scott, of Itcheu Ferry,
Hants, and brother-in-law of the late William Ord,
Esq., M.P. ; b. 1783. Educated at St. Alban'a
Hall, Oxford (M.A. 1818) ; is Rector of Whitfield,
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Northumberland, and Hon, Canon of Durham
Cathedral ; was formerly Archdeacon of New
South Wales. — Whitfield, near Hexham, North-
umberland.
SCOTT, "William, Esq., M.D. (of Castletown
Bawn).
Eldest son of John Scott, Esq., of Emarew, co. Fer-
managh, by Martha, dau. of Adam Richey, Esq. ;
b. I82I. Educated in London, Edinburgh, and Dub-
lin ; is a Graduate of several Universities, and a
. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edin-
burgh 1845, and of the Royal College of Surgeons
of England 1S59 ; is a Magistrate for co. Tyrone
and for the town of Aughnacloy ; was formerly in
the Royal Tyrone Fusiliers. This family is de-
scended from a common ancestor with the Duke
of Buccleuch. Andrew Scott, the first of this
branch who came to Ireland, was Chief Magis-
trate of Edinburgh, and, owing to bis zeal in the
Covenanting cause, narrowly escaped with his life
from the hands of Claverhouse. — Castletown Bawn,
Carnteel, near Aughnacloy, co. Tyrone.
Ifeir Pres., his brother John, b. 1830 ; is on the
A rmy staff.
SCOTT (of Abbotsford).
(See JIojK-Scoit.)
SCOTT-CHAD, Joseph Stonehewer, Esq. (of
Thursford Hall).
Eldest son of Joseph Scott, Esq., of Colney, Nor-
folk, by Louisa Elizabetli, niece of the late Sir
Charles Chad, Bart, (f.rt.), of Thurford and Pinck-
ney, Norfolk, whose name he assumed; 6.1829;
s. his great-uncle in 1855 ; m. 1856 Edith Eliza-
beth, younger dau. of J. J. Rawlinson, Esq., of
Graythwaite, co. Lancaster. Educated at Harrow
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1852, M.A.
1858) ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk. — Thursford
Hail, near Thetford, Norfolk ; Carlton and Uni-
versity Clubs, S.W.
I/eir, his son Charles, b. 1857.
SCOTT-MURIIAY, Charles Robert Scott, Esq.
(of Da.nesfleld).
Eldest son of the late Charles Scott-Murray, Esq.,
by Augusta Eliza, dau. of John Nixon, Esq. ;
b. 1818 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1846 Amelia Charlotte, dau.
of Thomas Alexander, 14th Lord Lovat. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1841) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks (High
Sheriff 1852) ; was M.P. for Bucks 1841-5. This
family is a branch of the ancient family of Muri'ay
of Philiphaugh, co. Selkirk. — Danesfield, near
Great Marlow, Bucks ; Hambleden House, near
Henley-on-Thames ; 11, Cavendish Square, W.
Jleir, his son Charles Aloysius, i. 1847.
SCOVELL, Sir George, K.C.B. (cr. 1815).
Son of the late G. Scovell, Esq., of Cirencester;
b. 1774 ; m. 1805 Charlotte, dau. of S. Clowes,
Esq. (she d. 1851). A General in the Army,
which he entered in 1798 ; is Colonel 4th Dra-
goons; was Governor of the Royal Military Coll.
at Sandhurst 1837-56 ; served in the Peninsula and
at Waterloo. — United Service Club, S.W.
573
SCRASB-DICKINS.
(See Diclcins.)
SCRATTON,* Daniel Robert, Esq. (of Prittle-
well Priory).
Only son of the late J. B. Scrattou, Esq. ; i. 1818 ;
;/). 1844 Maria, dau. of J. Thornton, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex.— Prittlewell
Prior}', near Rochford, Essex.
SCRIVEN, Colonel John (of West MoiU.scy
Priory).
Son of the late John Scriven, Esq., Serjeant-at-
Law, and Chairman of the Surrey Quarter Ses-
sions, by INIai-y, dau. of — Fitz-Gerald, Esq., of
CO. Kerry, Ireland ; b. 1808 ; m. 1837 Seliiia, dau.
of H. Perkins, Esq., Hanworth Park, Middlesex.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Emmanuel Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Middlesex, and Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant
of the Royal South Middlesex Militia ; was for-
merly in the 51st Light Infantry. Colonel Scriven
inherits an old family property at W^ymington,
Bedfordshire. — The Priory, West Moulsey, Surrey,
S.W. ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Eagot, b. 1839.
SCROPE, George Poulett-, Esq. (of Castle
Combe).
Second son of the late J. Poulett-Thompson, Esq.,
of Roehampton, Surrey, and brother of the late
Lord Sydenham {cxt.) ; b. 1797; m. 1821 Emma,
dau. of W. Scrope, Esq., of Castle Combe, whose
name he assumed. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Wilts, and Patron of 1 living ; has been M.P.
for Stroud since 1833. — Castle Combe, near Chip-
penham, Wilts ; Athenasum and Reform Clubs,
S.W. ; 1, Prince's Gate, Hyde Park, W.
SCROPE, Simon Thomas, Esq. (of Danby Park).
Eldest son of the late Simon Thomas Scrope, Esq.,
by Catherine Dorothy, dau. of Edward Meynell,
Esq., of Kelvington and the Fryerage, Yarm ;
b. 1790; s. 1839; m.. 1821 Mary, eldest dau. of
John Jones, Esq., of Llanarth and Treowen, co.
Monmouth. Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is
head and representative of the knightly family of
Scroop, and claims the ancient Earldom of Wilts,
cr. 1397.* — Danby Park, near Bedale, Yorkshire;
Cockerington, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son Simon Thomas, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. York ; b. 1822 ; m. 1855 Emily
Jane, 3rd dau, of Robert Berkeley, Esq., of Spetch-
ley.
SCUDAMORE, Lady.
Georgiana, dau. of R. Johnson, Esq. ; in. 1812
Sir C. Scudamore, M.D., who d. 1849. — 6, Wim-
pole Street, W.
SCULLY, Francis, Esq,
Son of the late James Scully, Esq., of Tipperary,
by Margaret, dau. of T. Wyse, Esq., of The Manor,
* This claim is now (I860) before the House of Lords, and
if established, Mr. Scrope will become Premier Earl in the
Peerage of England.
Sou]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Waterford; &, 1820 ; «!. 1856 Clothilde, younger
dau. of J. S. Mooi-at, Esq., of Bush-Hiil Park,
Middlesex. Educated at St. Gregory's Coll.,
Downside ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1841 ; is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary ; was M.P.
for CO. Tipperary 1847-57. — Reform Club, S.W. ;
21, Gloucester Square, Hyde Park, W.
SCULLY, Boger, Esq. (of Dunally).
Fifth and only surviving son of the late William
Scully, Esq., by Margaret, dau. of John Roe, Esq.,
of Bachelors' Hill, near Thurles, co. Tipperary ;
h. 18 — . Educated at Kilkenny; is a Magistrate
for CO. Tipperary. — Dunally, uear Cashel, co. Tip-
perary.
SCULLY, Vincent, Esq., Q.C. (of Mantleliill).
Eldest son of the late Denys Scully, Esq., by Cathe-
rine, dau. of the late Vincent Eyre, Esq., of High-
field, CO. Derby ; h. 1810 ; m. 1841 Susannah, dau. of
the late John Grogan, Esq., of Moyvore, co. West-
meath, and sister of Sir E. Grogan, Bart., M.P.
Educated atOscott, Trinity Coll., Dublin, andTrinity
Coll., Cambridge; called to the Irish Bar 1833;
appointed Q.C. 1849 ; was M.P. for co. Cork 1852-7,
rechosen 1859. — Mantlehill, Golden, co. Tippe-
rary ; 13, Merrion Square, Dublin ; Reform Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Vincent, b. 1845.
SEAFIELD (Earl of), John Charles Grant-Ogil-
vis (cr. 1701).
Second son of the 6th Earl, by Mary Ann, dau. of
J. C. Dunn, Esq. ; h. 1815 ; *•. 1853 ; m. 1850
Caroline, dau. of the 11th Lord Blantyre. Sits in
the House of Peers as Lord Strathspey, U.K.
(cr. 1858) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Inverness and
Banff; was formerly a Scotch representative Peer.
— Castle Grant and Balmacaau, near Inverness,
N.B. ; CuUen House, Banffshire, N.B. ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Heir, hia son Viscount Eeidhaven, 6. 1851.
SSAEIELD, Dowager Countess of.
Louisa Emma, dau. of E. G. Maunsell, Esq. ;
m. 1st 1843 John, 6th Earl of Seafield ; 2nd 1856
G. W. H. Massey, Esq. — Castlereagh, co. Tippe-
rary ; St. George's Hotel, Albemarle Street, W.
SEAEOED, Lady.
Ann Louisa Emily, dau. of the late Admiral the
Hon. Sir G. C. Berkeley, G.C.B. ; m. 1st 1807 Sir
T. M. Hardy, Bart., who d. 1839 ; 2nd 1840
Charles, 1st Lord Seaford, who d. 1845. — The
Palace, Hampton Court, S.W. ; 22, Chester Street,
S.W.
SEALE, Sir Henry Paul, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Henry Scale, Bart.,
(who was M.P. for Dartmouth 1832-44), by Pau-
line Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir Paul Jodrell,
Knt. ; h. 1806 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1844 ; m. 1840
Emily, dau. of the late Colonel Isaac R. Hartman,
of the Coldstream Guards. Educated at Eton ; is
a Magistrate for Devon, and Major South Devon
Militia ; Patron of 3 livings. — Mount Boone, near
Dartmouth, Devon. i
Heir, his son John Henry, h. 1843. ^1
SEALY, John Lovell, Esq.
Eldest son of John Sealy, Esq., by Emma, dau. of
George Lovell, Esq., of Eookby House, Hants ;
h. 1820. Educated at Eton and Merton Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844) ; is a Magistrate
for Somerset. — Bridgewater, Somerset.
SEARLE, John, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John Searle, Esq., of Moles-
worth, Hunts, by Isabel, dau. of Eml. Martins
and Margaret Arcedekne, of Kilkenny ; h. 1793 ; j
s. 1845 ; m. 1829 Lady Harriet, sister of John,
17th Earl of Shrewsbury. Educated at Stonyhurst '
Coll. This family is of great antiquity in Devon.* I
— Gloucester Place, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Charles.
SEATOKT (Lord^, John Colborne, G.C.B., G.C.H., '
G.C.M.G. (cr. 1839). i
Sou of the late S. Colborne, Esq., by Cordelia
Anne, dau. of S. Garston, Esq., of Castle Lerab,
Ballykergon, Westmeath ; h. 1780 ; m. 1813 Eliza-
beth, dau. of the Rev. J. Yonge, of Purlinch,
Devon, Rector of Newton Ferrers. Educated at
Winchester ; is a General in the Army ; Colonel
of the 2nd Life-guards ; Commander of the Forces
in Ireland ; Knight of the Austrian order of Mai-ia
Teresa, of the Russian order of St. George, and of
the Portuguese order of the Tower and Sword ; for-
merly Military Secretary to Sir J. Moore and the
Prince of Orange ; served in Holland, France, and
in the Peninsula ; was subsequently Governor of
Guernsey, Lieutenant-Governor and Commander-
in-Chief of Canada 1830-1, Lord High Commis-
sioner of the Ionian Islands 1843-9. — Beechwood,
Devon ; Royal Hospital, Dublin ; United Service
Club, S.W. ; 11, Upper Belgrave Street, S.W.
Heir, his son James, h. 1815 ; m. 1851 Char-
lotte, dau. of the 2tid Lord Downes ; educated at
Sandhurst and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; became a
Major in the Army 1850 ; is a Colonel in the Army,
and Military Secretary in Ireland.
SEATOW, Su' Thomas, K.C.B. (cr. 1358).
Son of J. F. Seaton, Esq., Merchant, of Clapbam,
Surrey ; h. 1806. Entered the Indian Army 1823 ;
is Lieutenant-Colonel 35th Bengal N.I. ; served in
* It is doubtful whether the name is Saxon (Quenhurga,
daughter of Gear!, King- of Mercia, married Edwin, Kins' of
Northumbria), or Norman, from Serlo, according to Lowe,
who, quoting Camden, includes it in the surnames derived
from forenames now obsolete, and found only in Domesday
Book, &c. These, the Searles of Denbury, are a collateral
branch of those of AUerton, and liad possessions in Wotton,
Torbryan, West Ogwell, Ingesdon, and llsington. Mr. Searle's
paternal great-grandmother was a Tattershall of Exbourne,
through whom the family became connected Ynt\\ the Bur-
goynes, the Dukes of Norfolk ; and his paternal grandmother
was a Pickering, through whom, by the Fitzalans, Sydney
Montagus, &c.,the Searles dcscendfrom the Norman, French,
English, Scotch, and Saxon kings. The pedigree at the
Herald's College commences with Edmund the Exile, son of
Edmund Ironsides. (See Burke's " Royal Descents," Ixxvi.)
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[Sem
Affghanistau 1S40-2, aud commanded an Infantry
regiment in India 1857-8. — Junior United Service
Club, S.W.
SEBBIGHT, Sir Thomas Gage Saunders, Bart,
(or. 1626),
Eldest son of the late Sir John Sebright, Bart., by
Harriet, dau. of Richard Crofts, Esq., of West
Harling, Norfolk ; I. 1802 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1846 ;
m. 1st 1842 Sarah Anne, dau. of Captain Hoffman,
E.N. ; 2nd 1850 Olivia, dau. of the late John
Joseph Henry, Esq. Educated at Eton ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts (High Sheriff
1853), and Patron of 2 livings. — Beechwood, near
Hatfield, Herts; Besford Court, near Pershore,
Worcestershire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Gage Saunders, h. 1843.
SEFTON (Earl of), William Philip Molyneux
(cr. 1771).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Mary Augusta, dau.
of R. Gregge Hopwood, Esq. ; h. 1835 ; s. 1855.
Educated at Eton ; is Lord-Lieutenant of Lanca-
shire, and Lieutenant Grenadier Guards ; sits in
the House of Peers as Lord Sefton, U.K. {cv. 1831).
Patronage 2 livings. — Croxteth Hall, near Liver-
pool ; 37, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Caryl Craven, Lieutenant
7th Dragoons, h. 1836.
SEGEAVE, O'KTeal, Esq. (of Kiltymon).
Eldest son of the late Henry John Segrave, Esq.,
of Cabra, co. Dublin, by Anna Frances, dau. of
William Kellet, Esq., of Great Clonard, co. Wex-
ford ; h. 1819 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1848 Matilda, 3rd dau.
of John Hyacinth Talbot, Esq., late M.P. for Eoss.
Educated at Stonyhurst ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Dublin ; was formerly Lieutenant
7th Dragoon Guards. — Kiltymon, Newtown Mount
Kennedy, co. Wicklow ; Stephen's-Green Club,
Dublin.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, late Captain 12th
foot ; h. 1S23 ; m. 1850 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of
Edward Francis Dehane, Esq., of Wolverhampton.
SELBY, "Walter, Esg. (of Biddleston).
Elder son of the late Walter Selby, Esq., by Alicia,
dau. of Thomas Swarbrick, Esq. ; h. 1822 ; s. 1833 ;
m. 1857 Laura Ann, dau. of Henry Temjiest, Esq.
Educated at St. Gregory's Coll., Downside ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland
(High Siierifif 1854).— Biddleston, near Eothbury,
Northumberland .
Heir, his son Walter Charles, h, 1858.
SELKIRK (Earl of), Dunbar James Douglas
(cr. 1646).
Only son of the 5th Earl, by Jean, dau. of J. W.
Colvillo, Esq.; h. 1809; s. 1820. Educated at
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1830); is Lord-Lieutenant
of CO. Kirkcudbright, and a Eepresentative Peer
for Scotland ; was Keeper of the Great Seal of
Scotland 1852 and 1858-9. —St. Mary's, Kirkcud-
bright, N.B. ; Atheufeum and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ;
38, Charles Street, W.
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SELSEY, Lady.
Anna Maria Louisa, 5th dau. of the 2nd Lord Bos-
ton ; m. 1817 Henry John, 3rd Lord Selsey {ext.),
who d. 1838.— 71, Chester Square, S.W.
SELWIN", John Thomas, Esq. (of Down Hall).
Fourth son of the late Sir James Ibbetson, Bart.,
by Jane, dau. of J. Caygill, Esq., of Shaw House,
CO. York ; 5. 1786 ; s. to the Selwin property in
1825, when he assumed the name of Selwin ;
m. 1825 Isabella, dau. of General John Leveson
Gower. Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Essex. — Down
Hall, near Harlow, Essex.
Heir, his son Henry John, h. 1826 ; m. 1850
Sarah Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Lord Lyndhurst.
SELWYKT, Charles Jasper, Esq., Q,.C. (of Mat-
son House, Gloucestershire).
Youngest son of the late William Selwyn, Esq.,
Q.C., of Eichmond, Surrey, by Lastitia Frances,
dau. of Thomas Kynaston, Esq., of Witham, Essex ;
h. 1813 ; m. 1856 Hester, 5th dau. of J. G. Eaven-
shaw, Esq., formerly Chairman of the Hon.
E.I. Co., and widow of T. Dowler, Esq., M.D.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1836, M.A. 1839) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1840; appointed Commissary of
JTniversitj^ of Cambridge 1855 ; is a Bencher of
Lincoln's Inn ; elected M.P. for the University of
Cambridge 1859. — Pagoda House, Eichmond, Sur-
rey ; Oxford and Cambridge, Athenfeum, Univer-
sity, Carlton, and Union Clubs, S.W. ; 63, Chester
Square, S.W. ; and 7, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn,
W.C.
SELWYlsr, Eev, William.
Eldest son of the late William Selwyn, Esq., Q.C.
(of Richmond, Surrey), by Lsetitia Frances, dau.
of Thomas Kynaston, Esq., of Witham, Essex ;
h. 1806 ; VI. 1832 Juliana Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
George Cooke, Esq., of Carr House, Doncaster.
Educated at Eton and St. John's CoU., Cambridge
(B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831) ; ordained 1829 ; appointed
Eector of Branstone, co. Leicester, 1831 ; Canon of
Ely 1833 ; Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity,
Cambridge, 1855 ; Cliaplain in ordinary to Her
Majesty 1859. This family was formerly settled
at Matson, co. Gloucester, the family estate being
held by Charles Jasper Selwyn, Esq., the young-
est brother (whom see). — The College, Ely ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 63, Chester Square,
S.W.
SEMPILL (Baroness), Maria Janet Sempill.
Elder dau. of the 14th Lord, by Maria, dau. of C.
Mellish, Esq., and sister of the 15th Lord ; h. 1795 ;
s. 1835 ; m. 1836 E. Candler, Esq., who has as-
sumed the name of Sempill. — Dun-Edin, Murray-
field, Edinburgh ; Moreton Pinkney Manor, near
Daventry, Northamptonshire.
Heir Pres., her sister Sarah.
SEMPILL, Edward, Esq. (of Moreton Pinkney).
Paternally descended from the ancient family of
Candler of Callan, co. Kilkenny, and maternally
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
from the Vavasours of Yorksbire, a family now
extinct in the male line ; h. 1803 ; s. to the estates
of Moreton Pinkney, on the death of his uncle, Sir
Jonathan Cope, Bart., 1821 ; 7;;.. 1836 Maria Janet,
Baroness Sempill in her own right, and assumed
by Eoyal Sign Manual the name of Sempill only.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton. The family
of Sempill is of great antiquity and historical
renown, and was formerly one of the most powerful
in the west of Scotland, being Hereditary Sheriffs
of their county, an office answering to that of
Lord-Lieutenant of the present day. — ^Moreton
Pinkney Manor, near Daventry, Northampton-
shire ; Bellwood and Dun-Edin, Midlothian, N.B. ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
SENHOUSE, Josepli Pocklington-, Esq. (of
Wether liall).
Second son of the late Roger Pocklington, Esq.,
by Jane, dau. of Sir John Campbell, Knt., of
Inverneil, co. Argyle ; b. 1804 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1835
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Humphrey vSen-
house, Esq., whose name he assumed. Educated
at Eton and Exeter Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
for Notts and Cumberland, and a Dep. Lieut, for
Cumberland (High Sheriff 1846).— Netherall, near
Maryport, Cumberland ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Humphrey, h. 1843.
SENIOR, Henry, Esq. (of Glass Drummond
House).
Second son of the late Rev. J. R. Senior, by Mary,
dau. of Henry Duke, Esq., of Barbados ; h. 1794 ;
m. 1828 Adelaide, 3rd dau. of J. FitzHenry, Esq.,
of Borough Hill, CO. Wexford. Entered the Army
as Ensign 60th regiment 1813 ; retired on full
pay as Colonel 184,5 ; served in Jamaica, Mediter-
ranean, West Indies, and C'anada ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Down. — Glass Drummond House, near
Kilkeel, co. Down.
SERJEANT SOlSr, George John, Esq. (of Han-
lith). •
Eldest son of the late AVilliam Rookes Leedes
Serjeantson, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Henry
Dawkins, Esq., of Over Norton, Oxou ; h. 1800;
s. 1840 ; m. 1835 Emma, dau. of Robert Challoner,
Esq., of Guisborough. Educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1821) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the N. and W. Ridings of York-
shire, and a Dep. Lieut, for North Riding. — Han-
lith, Bell Busk, near Leeds ; Camp Hill, near
Bedale, Yorkshire; Brookes' Club, S.W.
SEROCOLD.
(See Pcarcc-Serocold, in Supplement.)
SETON, Sir Henry John, Bart. (cr. 1646).
Eldest son of the late Sir Alexander Seton, Bart.,
by Lydia, dau. of Sir Charles William Blunt,
Bart. ; h. 1796 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1810. Is a Groom
in Waiting ; was formerly Captain 5th Dragoons,
and served ia the Peninsula.
Heir Prcx., his brother Charles Hay, late Captain
5th Dragoons ; b. 1797 ; m. 1829 Caroline, dau.
of Walter Parry Hodges, Esq.
SETON, Sir William Coote, Bart. (cr. 1684).
Only son of the late Major James Seton (who d.
1814), by Frances, dau. of the late Captain G.
Coote ; b. 1808 ; s. 1819 ; m. 1834 Eliza Henrietta,
dau. of H. Lumsden, Esq., and widow of Captain
J. P. Wilson. Educated at Edinburgh University ;
called to the Bar at Edinburgh 1830 ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Aberdeen. — Pitmedden, near Udney,
Aberdeenshire.
Heir, his son James Lumsden, Lieutenant in the
Army, h. 1835.
SETON, Alexander, Esq. (of Preston).
Eldest son of the late Patrick Baron Seton, Esq.,
by Agnes, dau. of James Thompson, Esq. ; b. 1806 ;
s. 1838 ; m. 1st 1842 Mary, dau. of James Camp-
bell, Esq., of Dunmore (she d. 1841) ; 2nd 1848
Mary Isabella, 4th dau. of Sir William Baillie,
Bart., of Polkemmet, Educated at Edinburgh ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Linlithgow.
This family is descended from the Setons of Aber-
corn, Baronets of 1648. In 1786, the grandfather
of the present proprietor succeeded, at the death
of his uncle George, to large landed estates in
Sweden, on which is situated the palace of Ekol-
sund, which formerly belonged to the Royal Family.
The family were created nobles of Sweden by
Gustavus III.- — Preston House, near Linlithgow,
N.B.
Heir, his son Patrick Baron, b. 1849.
SETON, David, Esq. (of Mounie).
Eldest surviving son of the late Alexander Seton,
Esq. (Justice of Peace and Dep. Lieut.), by Janet
Skene, dau. of the Rev. Skene Ogilvy, 1).D., repre-
sentative of the Ogilvysof New Grange, andgrand-
dau. of George Seton, Esq., of Mounie; b. 18 — ;
s. his brother, Lieutenant-Colonel Seton (of the 74th
Highlanders), 1852. This family is descended from
George, 2nd son of Sir Alexander Seton, Bart., of
Pitmedden, one of the Senators of the College of
Justice, as Lord Pitmedden. — Mounie, near Old
Meldrum, co. Aberdeen.
SETON, George, Esq. (of St. Bennett's).
Only son of the late George Seton, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. of James Hunter, Esq., of Seaside, co.
Perth; b. 1822; m. 1849 Sarah Elizabeth, 2nd
dau. of James Hunter, Esq., of Thurston. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1845, M.A. 1848); called to the Scottish Bar 1846;,
appointed Secretary to the Registrar-General for
Scotland 1854 ; is a Fellow and Member of Council
of the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland ; is
representative of the family of Seton of Cariston,
CO. Fife. The first of this family was John, younger
son of George, 6th Lord Seton, IStli in descent
from Dougall de Seton (circ. 1100), and ancestor of
the Earls of Winton, Dunfermline (cvrf.), and Eglin-
ton. — St. Bennett's, Greenhill, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son George, b. 1852.
SEVERNE, John Edmund, Esq. (of Thenford).
Eldest son of the late John Michael Severne, Esq.,
by Anna Maria, dau. and co-heiress of Edmund
M. Wigley, Esq., M.P., of Shakenhurst, co. Wor-
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cestcr, and Ullesthoipa, co. Leicester; h. 1826 ; s.
1855 ; m. 1858 Florence Morgan, dau. of tlie Very
Rev. Hu£;h Tighe, Dean of Ardagh. Educated at
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1848); is Captain
16th Light Dragoons, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Northampton, and a Magistrate for
CO. Salop ; served as Deputy High Sheriff for his
father in 1854 for co. Montgomery. — Thenford, near
Banbury ; Wallop Hall, near Shrewsbury ; Army
and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir Pns., his brother Arthur, in Holy Orders,
Rector of Rock, co. Worcester, b. 1827.
SEVEEN.
(See Chcescment-Scccvn, in Supplement.)
SEYMEB, Henry Ker, Esq., D.C.L. (of Hanford).
Eldest son of the late Henry Seymer, Esq., by
Harriet, dau. of Peter Beck ford, Esq., of Stapleton,
Dorset ; h. 1807 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1839 Isabella Helen,
youngest dau. of the late W. Webber, Esq. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1828),
and was afterwards Fellow of All Souls Coll. ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset ; has
been M.P. for Dorset since 1846. — Hanford, near
Blandford, Dorset ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 62, Eccles-
ton Square, S.W.
SEYMOUR, Lord.
(See under Somerset.)
SEYMOUR, Rev. Sir John Hobart Culme-, Bart,
(or. 1809).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Michael Seymour,
Bart., K.C.B., by Jane, dau. of the late J. Hawker,
Esq., Captain R.N. ; b. 1800 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1834 ; VI. 1st 1833 Elizabetii, dau. and co heir of
Rev. T. Culme, of Tothill, Devon (whose name he
assumed after her death in 1841) ; 2nd 1844 Maria
Louisa, dau. of C. Smith, Esq. Educated at Win-
chester ; graduated B.A. in 1821 at Exeter Coll.,
Oxford ; is in Holy Orders ; Rector of Northchurch,
and a Prebendary of Gloucester and Lincoln. —
Northchurch Rectory, near Berkhampstead, Herts ;
Tothill, near Plymouth, Devon.
Heir, his son Michael Culme-, b. 1836.
SEYMOUR, Sir George Francis, K.C.B. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Lord Hugh Seymour,
and grandson of the 1st Marquis of Hertford, and
heir pres. to that title ; b. 1787 ; m. 1811 Georgiana
Mary, dau. of the late Admiral Sir G. C. Berkeley,
G.C.B. Is an Admiral R.N., and Commander-
in-Chief at Portsmouth, late Commander-in-Chief
on the West Indian and North xVmerican sta-
tions ; has been a Lord of the Admiralty, Master
of the Robes, and Serjeant-at-Arms to the House of
Lords. — United Service Club, S.W. ; Admiralty
House, Portsmouth.
Heir, his son Francis George Hugh, Captain
Scots Fusilier Guards ; b. 1812 ; m. 1839 Emily,
dau. of the Earl of Mansfield.
SEYMOUR, Right Hon. Sir George Hamilton,
G.C.B., G.C.H. (cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late Lord G, Seymour, by a dau.
of the Hon. and Rev. G. Hamilton, and grandson
of the 1st Marquis of Hertford ; b. 1797 ; m. 1831
577
Gertrude, dau. of the 20th Lord Dacre. Educated
at Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1818, M.A. 1823) ; is
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
at Vienna ; late Ambassador at St. Petersburg ; had
previously been Minister at Florence, Brussels,
St. Petersburg, and Lisbon. — British Embassy,
Vienna; 10, Grosvenor Crescent, S.W.
SEYMOUR, Sir Michael, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Son of the late Admiral Sir M. Seymour, Bart., by
a dau. of Captain J. Hawker, R.N. ; b. 1802;
m. 1829 Dora, dau. of the late Sir W. Knighton,
Bart. Educated at the Royal Naval College ; is a
Vice-Admiral R.N., late Commander-in-Chief on
E. Indian Station ; has been Superintendent of
Dockyard at Liverpool ; conducted the Naval
operations on Chinese coast 1857-8 ; was formerly
Secretary and Registrar to the Order of the Bath ;
elected M.P. for Devonport 1859. — United Service
Club, S.W.
SEYMOUR, Henry Danby, Esq. (of Knoyle).
Eldest son of H. Seymour, Esq., of Knoyle, and
cousin to 12th Duke of Somerset; b. 1820. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Wilts ; was Joint Secretary to Board of
Control 1855-8. Has been M.P. for Poole since
1850. — Knoyle, near Hindon, Wilts ; Northbrook
Lodge, Devon ; Travellers' and Alfred Clubs, S.W.;
39, Upper Grosvenor Street, W.
SEYMOUR, Thomas, Esq. (of Ballymore Castle).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Seymour, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of David Thompson, Esq., of Banagher,
CO. Down ; b. 1794 ; s. 1821 ; vi. 1822 Margaret
Matilda, dau. of Walter Lawrence, Esq., of Belle
Vue, CO. Galway. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1832); called to the
Irish Bar 1819 ; is a Magistrate for co. Galway,
appointed High Sheriff of King's co. 1859. — Bally-
more Castle, near Lawrencetown, co. Galway ;
Sackville-Street and University Clubs, Dublin.
Heir, his son Walter, b. 1825.
SEYMOUR, -William Digby, Esq.
Son of William Seymour, Esq., of Gloucester Ter-
race, Hyde Park ; b. 1805 ; m. 1833 Emily, dau. of
the late Rev. Brackley C. Kennett, Rector of East
Ilsley, Beiks. Is a jNIerchant in London ; was
M.P. for Hull 1854-7.— 61, Lowndes Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Walter Digby, Captain 17th Lan-
cers ; b. 1834 ; served in the Crimea and India.
SEYMOUR, •WUliam Digby, Esq.
Son of the Rev. C. Seymour, by Beata, dau, of
— Langley, Esq. ; b. 1822 ; m. 1847 Emily, dau.
of J. J. WVight, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1843) ; called to the Bar at the
Middle Temple 1846 ; was M.P. for Sunderland
1852-5 ; elected for Southampton 1859. — 5, King's-
Bench Walk, Temple, E.G.
SHAFTESBURY (Earl of), Anthony Ashley-
Cooper (cr. 1672).
Eldest son of the 6th Earl, by Anne, dau. of the
4th Duke of Marlborough ; b. 1801 ; s. 1851 ;
m. 1830 Emily, dau. of the 5th Earl Cowper.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Educated at Harrow and Cli. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1822) ; is Lord-Lieutenant of Dorset ; was M.P.
for Woodstock 1826-30, for Dorchester 1830-1, for
CO. Dorset 1831-46, and for Bath 1847-51. — St.
Giles', near Cranbourue, Dorset ; Carlton and
Athenaeum Clubs, S.W. ; 24, Grosvenor Square,
W.
Heir, his son Lord Ashley, h. 1831 ; m. 1857
Harriet, dau. of 3rd Marquis of Donegal ; edu-
cated at Eugby ; entered the Navy 1848, and
served in the Black and Baltic seas ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset, and Lieutenant
Royal Antrim Rifles ; late Lieutenant Dorset
Yeomanry Cavalry ; was M.P. for Hull 1857-9 ;
elected M.P. for Cricklade 1859.
SHAFTESBURY, Dowager Coimtess of.
Ann, 4th dau. of the 3rd Duke of Marlborough ;
'III. 1796 Cropley, 6th Earl of Shaftesbury, who d.
1851. — Rosedale House, Richmond, Surrey, S.W.
SHAFTO, Bobert Buncombe, Esq. (of Whit-
worth Park).
Son of R. E. D. Shafto, Esq. (who was many years
M.P. for Durham); h. 1806; m. 1838 Charlotte
Rose, dau. of W. Baring, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Durham, and a Magistrate for
Wilts ; has been M.P. for North Durham since
1847. — Whitworth Park, near Bishop's Auckland,
CO. Durham ; Hampworth Lodge, Wilts ; 5, Upper
Eccleston Street, S.W.
SHAKERLEY, Sir Charles -Watkin, Bart, (cr,
1838).
Only son of the late Sir C. P. Shakerley, Bart., by
his 2nd wife Jessy, dau. of James Scott, Esq., of
Rotherfield Park, Hants ; h. 1833 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1857 ; in. 1858 Georgiana Harriet, dau. of George
Holland Ackers, Esq., of Moreton Hall. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Chester. This
family was formerly named Buckworth, but the
grandfather of the present Baronet assumed the
name of Shakerley on his marriage in 1790 with
an heiress of that ancient house.' — Somerford Park,
near Congleton, Cheshire; Boodle's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son, h. 1859.
SHAKERLEY, Geoffrey Joseph, Esq. (of What-
croft).
Younger son of the late Charles Watkin John
Shakerley, Esq., of Somerford Park, co. Chester,
and Shakerley, co. Lancaster, by Dorothy, dau. of
J. Moreland, Esq., of Capplethwaite Hall, West-
moreland ; h. 1800 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1827 Eleanor
Maria, dau. of the Rev. James Webster. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1821) ; is a Magistrate for Cheshire ; descended
from a common ancestor with Sir C. 'SV. Shakerley,
Bart. — Whatcroft, near Davenham, Cheshire ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son GeofFry Joseph, Captain R.A.,
h. 1832.
SHAKE SPEAR, Sir Richmond Campbell, Knt.
(cr. 1841).
Youngest son of the late J. T. Shakespear, Esq.,
Bengal Civil Service, by Emily, dau. of the late
W. M. Thackeray, Esq., of Hadley, Middlesex ;
h. 1812 ; in. 1844 Marian Sophia, 3rd dau. of G.
Powney Thompson, Esq., E.I. Co. 's service, Bengal.
Entered the Indian service 1829 ; was present at
Herat, and was sent on special service to the Khan
of Khiva 1839-40 ; served with distinction in AfF-
ghanistan 1841-2, in Gwalior 1843-4, and in the
second Sikh war 1848-9 ; was wounded at Goojerat ;
knighted for his gallantry in rescuing 400 Russians
in Toorkistan ; became Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel
1849, Colonel 1857 ; appointed Resident at Baroda
1852; appointed to command the Northern Divi-
sion of the Bombay Army December 1857. —
Baroda, Hindostan, riil Bombay.
SHAKTD, Francis, Esq. (of Woolton 'Wood),
Eldest son of the late Charles Shand, of Rupert
House, Everton, by Grace, eldest dau. of Joliu
Mitchell, Esq., of Maryton, near Montrose, N.B. ;
h. 1800 ; in. 1837 Lydia, eldest dau. of the Hon.
Sir William Byam, of Cedar Hill, Antigua, and
Westwood, Hants. Educated at Rugby ; is a
Magistrate for co. Lancaster, and also for Liver-
pool, of which town he was Mayor in 1856-7. —
Woolton Wood, near Liverpool.
Heir, his son Francis, h. 1848.
SHAWK, Henry, Esq. (of Castlerig).
Only surviving son of the late Rev. Alexander
Shank, of Castlerig and Gleniston, co. Fife, by
Diana, dau. of David Scott, Esq., of Dunninald
and Usan, co. Forfar, N.B. ; h. 1778 ; m. 1808
Anna Maria, eldest dau. of James Eivett-Carnac,
Esq. Is Dep. Lieut, for the City of London ; was
for twenty -five years a Director of the E.I,
Company ; formerly in the E.I. Civil service at
Bombay. This family have possessed the lands
of Castlei-ig and Gleniston since the time of Robert
the Bruce, who, in the 3'ear 1285, on the mysterious
death of Alexander III., presented a portion of the
estates to Murdoch Schank, the finder of the body
of the king.' — Castlerig, near Kinghorn, co. Fife ;
"The Villa," Laurencekirk, N.B. ; Oriental Club,
W. ; 62, Gloucester Place, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Alexander, h. 1811 ; in. 1847
Georgina, dau, of Colonel Dundas Camj)bell.
SHAlSriSrOKT (Earl of), Richard Boyle (cr. 1756).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Sarah, dau. of the
late John Hyde, Esq., of Castle Hyde, co. Cork ;
h. 1809 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1832 Emily Henrietta, dau.'
of the late Lord G. Seymour. Sits in the House of
Lords as Lord Carleton, U.K. {cr. 1786) ; Colonel
W. Cork Artillery ; Patronage 4 livings. Is de-
scended from a common ancestor with the Earl of
Cork. — Castle IMartyr, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Viscount Boyle, h. 1833 ; in. 1859
Blanche Emma, dau. of the 3rd Earl of Harewood.
SHA'W, Sir John Charles Kenward, Bart. (er.
1665).
Eldest son of the late Captain Charles Shaw, R.N.,
by Frances Anne, dau. of the late Sir LI. Hawley,
Bart., of Leybourne Grange, Kent ; h. 1829 ; s. his
uncle as 7th Bart. 1857- Educated at Eton and
Merton Coll., Oxford ; was Lieutenant W. Kent
578
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[She
Yeomanry Cavalry 1S52-8. This family derives its
origin from the county palatine of Chester. Hugo
de Shaw, of that place, having in 1283 behaved
bravely under the Earl of Chester againnt Llewel-
lyn, Prince of Wales, near the castle of Ruthin,
had several manors, with a daughter of the Earl,
given him in marriage. — Kenward, Pembury, near
Tunbridge, Kent.
Heir Pres., his twin-brother Charles John Ken-
ward, in Holy Orders ; b. 1829 ; m. 1859 Julia
Elizabeth, dau. of Captain Boteler, R.N.
SHAW, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late John Macfie, Esq., of White-
hall Place, by Margaret, sister of the late Sir John
Shaw, Bart. ; h. 1787 ; s. his uncle 1843. Patron of
1 living. Exchanged his family name of Macfie for
that of Shaw 1807. The 1st Bart, was Lord Mayor
of London, and obtained the Baronetcy with re-
mainder to his nephew. — The Lodge, Kilmarnock,
N.B. ; 33, Sussex Gardens, W.
SHAW, Sir Bobert, Bart. (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Shaw, Bart,
(many years M.P. for Dublin), by his first wife
Maria, only dau. of A. Wilkinson, Esq., of Bushy
Park, CO. Dublin ; b. 1796 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1849.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1815,
M.A. 1817). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
city of Dublin ; was formerly Lieutenant-Colonel
Queen's Own (Dublin) regiment of Militia. This
family settled in Ireland a.D. 1689, when Captain
Shaw went over in King William's army, and
received a grant of land at Sandpits, co. Kilkenny.
— Bushy Park, Rathfarnbam, near Dublin ; Ca?!-
ton Club, S.W.
Jleir Pres., his brother the Right Hon. Frederick
(whom see).
SHAW, Dowager Lady.*
Amelia, dau. of B. Spencer, Esq. ; ni. 1834 (as
2nd wife) Sir R. Shaw, Bart., who d. 1849.— 8,
Lower Gore, Kensington, W.
SHAW, Sir Charles, Knt. (cr.l838).
Son of the late C. Shaw, Esq., of Ayr (descended
from the Shaws of Rothieraarch, N.B.) ; b. 1795 ;
in. 1841 Louisa Hannah, dau. of Major M. Curry.
Educated at Ayr and at St. Andrew's ; is a Colonel
in the Portuguese Army, and Brigadier-General
in Spanish service ; Knight of Tower and Sword
in Portugal, and San Fernando in Spain ; formerly
Lieutenant 52nd and 90tli foot ; served at Water-
loo, and in Portugal and Spain 1831-6 ; has been
Chief Commissioner of Police at Manchester and
Bolton. — 25, Henrietta Street, Cavendish Square,
W.
SHAW, Kight Hon. Frederick (of Kimmage
House).
Second son of the late Sir R. Shaw, Bart., of Dub-
lin, by his 1st wife Maria, dau. and heiress of A.
Wilkinson, Esq., of Bushy Park and Crumlin, co.
Dublin, and heir-presumptive to his bi'other's title ;
b. 1799 ; m. 1819 Thomasine Emily, youngest dau.
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
579
of the late Hon. G. Jocelyn, and grand-dau. of the
1st Earl of Roden (she d. 1859). Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin, and at Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1819, cr. Hon. LL.D., Dublin, 1838);
called to the Irish Bar 1822 ; appointed Recorder
of Dundalk 1826, Recorder of Dublin 1828, a
Bencher of King's Inns 1829, sworn a Member of
the Privy Council in Ireland 1835 ; was M.P. for
Dublin 1830-2, for University of Dublin 1832-48.
— Kimmage House, Rathfarnbam, co. Dublin ; 7,
Halston Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son Robert, Lieutenant-Colonel Royal
Dublin Militia ; b. 1821 ; m. 1852 Kate, dau. of
W. Barton, Esq., of Grove, co. Tipperary.
SHAW, John Ralph, Esq. (of Arrowe Hall).
Second son of the late William Nicholson, Esq., of
Chadkirk, co. Chester, by Hannah, dau. of Wil-
liam Roe, Esq., of Liverpool ; b. 1811 ; assumed,
1837, the name of Shaw, by Sign Manual, in lieu of
his patronymic Nicholson ; m. 1837 Fanny Har-
riet, 3rd dau. of the Rev. William C. Cruttenden,
M.A. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Chester, and on the list for High
Sheriff, and a Captain in the 1st Royal Lancashire
Militia. This family is descended from Otho
Nicholson, who built the Carfax at Oxford, and
endowed the library of Christ Church. — Arrowe
Hall, near Birkenhead, Cheshire ; Conservative
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Otho Llicholson, b, 1846.
SHAWE, Richard Fleetwood, Esq. (of Bran-
tingham) .
Eldest son of the late Richard Shawe, Esq., by
Emily, dau. of Henry Deffell, Esq., of London ;
b. 1804 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1832 Anna, eldest dau. of
Colonel Robert Bell. Educated at Harrow ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for the E. Riding of Yorkshire ; was
formerly a Captain in the 9th Lancers. — Branting-
ham, near Brough, Yorkshire ; Junior United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his brother Nathaniel, b. 1807; m. 1841
Helen, dau. of Frederic Perkins, Esq.
SHAWE-TAYLOE.
(See Tai/lor.)
SHEE, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1794).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Shaw, Bart., by
Elizabeth Maria, dau. of James Crisp, Esq. ; b. 1 784 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1825 ; m. 1st 1808 Jane, dau. of
William Young, Esq., of Hexton House, Herts ;
2nd 18 — Sarah, dau. of Henry Barrett, Esq., of
Denton, Norfolk. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Galway ; formerly Ambassador at Berlin
and Stutgardt ; was Lender-Secretary for Foreign
Affairs 1830-5. — Dunmore House, Galway ; 38,
Grosvenor Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, b. 1796.
SHEE, William, Esq., Q,.C., Serjeant-at-Law (of
Thomastown).
Eldest son of Joseph Shee, Esq., of Thomastown,
CO. Kilkenny, by Teresa, dau. of John Darell, Esq.,
of Scotney Castle, Kent ; b. 1804 ; m. 1837 Mary,
dau. of Sir James Gordon, Bart., of Gordonstown
She]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1
and Letterfowrie. Educated at Ushaw Coll., Dur-
ham, and at the University of Edinburgh ; is a
Barrister of the Home Circuit, called 1828 ; ap-
pointed a Serjeant-at-Law 1840, and Queen's Ser-
jeant 1857 ; was M.r. for oo. Kilkenny 1852-7. —
Thomastown, co. Kilkenny ; Brookes' and Stafford
Clubs, 8.W. ; 2, Serjeant's Inn ; 5, Sussex Place
AVest, Hyde Park, W.
SHEFFIELD (Earl of), George Augustus Frede-
rick Charles Holroyd (cr. 1816).
Only son of the 1st Earl, by his 3rd wife Ann, dau.
of the 2nd Earl Guilford ; /,. 1802 ; s. 1821 ; })(. 1825
Harriet, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Harewood. Edu-
cated at Eton ; sits in the House of Lords as Lord
Sheffield, U.K. {ci: 1802) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Sussex ; was a Lord in Waiting
1858-9. Patronage 2 livings. — Sheffield Park, near
Uckfield, Sussex ; Carlton Club, S. W. ; 20, Port-
land Place, W.
IIcl?-, his son Viscount Pevensey, h. 1832 ; edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Sussex ; formerly Attache at Copenhagen ; has
been M.P. for E. Sussex since 1857.
SHEFFIELD, Sir Hobert, Bart. (cr. 1755).
Eldest son of the late Pev. Sir Robert Sheffield,
Bart., by Penelope, dau. of the late Sir Abraham
Pitches, Knt. ; 6. 178G ; s. as 4th Bart. 1815;
w. 1818 Julia Brigida, dau. of Sir John Newbolt,
Knt., Chief Justice of Madras. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lincoln, and Patron of 1 living. This family is
descended from a brother of the last Duke of Buck-
ingham of this name {cr. 1703). — Normauby Hall,
uear Brigg, Lincolnshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
35. Portland Place, W.
Jletr, his son Pobert, Captain Eoyal Horse-
guards, b. 1823.
SHEGOG, George, Esq. (of MunnHly) .
Eldest son of the late John Shegog, Esq., of Mount
Carmel, by Jane, dau. of Joseph Simpson, Esq., of
Londonderry ; b. 1794 ; s. 1823 ; m. 1820 Marga-
ret, dau. of John P. Hamilton, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for cos. Fermanagh and Monaghan ; w^as
formerly Paymaster of the Fermanagh Militia.
This family is descended from the Shegogs of Lubec,
in Lower Saxony, which family came to Ireland in
1760. — Munnilly, near Clones, co. Monaghan.
Heir, his son William, Paymaster of the Ferma-
nagh Militia, 6. 1824.
SHEIL, Sir Justin, K.C.B. (or. 1855).
Son of the late E. Sheil, Esq., Merchant, of Belle-
vue, Waterford, and brother of the late Right Hon.
R. L. Sheil, M.P. ; b. 1803; m. 1848 Mary Leo-
nora, dau. of the late Chief Baron Woulfe. Is
Brevet-Colonel, .and Lieutenant-Colonel 35th Bengal
Native Infantry ; has been Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary to I'ersia ; received
the Order of the Bath for his diplomatic .services.
— Athenreum Club, S.W. ; 2, Chester Square, S.W.
SHEIL, James, Esq. (of Killymeal).
Eldest son of the late James Sheil, Esq., Q.C., of
Killymeal House, co. Tyrone, by Jane, eldest dau.
of the late Robert Hall, Esq., of Merton Hall, co.
Tipperary ; b. 1829 ; s. 1853. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1848); called to the Bar at
Gray's Iim 1852. This family was formerly de-
scended from " Nial of the Nine Hostages."*
The family name was originally O'Sheil. • — Wind-
ham Club, S.W. ; 9, King's-Bench Walk, Tenq^le,
E.C.
SHELBUmSTE (Earl of), Henry Petty-Fitz-
Maurice. ^
Only surviving son of the 3rd Marquis of Lans-
downe, by Louisa, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Ilchester ;
b. 1816 ; 9)4. 1st 1840 Georgiana, dau. of the 11th
Earl of Pembroke ; 2nd 1843 Emily Jane, dau. of
le Comte de Flahault and the Baroness Keith and
Nairne. Educated at Westminster and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Wilts; was M.P. for'Calue 1837-56 ; called to the
House of Peers 1856, as LordWycondje. — Bowood,
near Calne, Wilts ; Lansdowne House, Berkeley
Square, W.
Jleir, his son Viscount Clanmaurice, b. 1845.
SHELDON, Hem-y James, Esq. (of Brailes).
Second son of the late Edward Ralph Charles Shel-
don, Esq. (some time M.P. for S. Warwickshire),
by Marcella, only child of Thomas Meredith Win-
stanley, Esq., of Lissen Hall, Dublin ; b. 1823 ;
s. 1836 ; rn. 1852 Alicia Mary, dau. of General Sir
Evan Lloyd, by the Dowager Lady Trimlestown,
and widow of W. Oakley, Esq. Educated at Tri-
nity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1845) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Warwick (High Sheriff Elect for 1860) ; was
for several years an Officer in Warwickshire Yeo-
manry. This family is one of the oldest in War-
wickshire.— Brailes House, near Shipton-on-Stour,
Warwickshire ; Boodle's Club, S.W.
Jlcir Pres., his brother Edward Ralph Charle?,
b. 1828 ; m. 1855 Elizabeth, youngest dau.ofLieu-
tenaut-General Loftus.
SHELLEY, Sir John ViUiers, Bart. (cr. 1611).
Eldest son of the late Sir John SheUey, Bart., by
Frances, dau. of T. Winckley, Esq.; b. 1808; s. rh
7th Bart. 1852 ; m. 1832 Anne, dau. of the Rev.
S. .1. Knight. Educated at the Charterhouse ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex, and
Chaiiman of the Bank of London ; has been M.P.
for Westminster since 1852 ; is a claimant for the
Barony of Sudeley. — Ma7-esfield Park, near LTck-
field, Sussex ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 66, St. James's
Street, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Frederick, Rector of Beer
Ferris; b. 1809 ; m. 1845 Charlotte Martha, dau. of
the Rev. H. Hippesley.
SHELLEY, Sir Percy Florence, Bart. (cr. 1806).
Eldest son of the late Percy Bys.she Shelley, Esq.
(the eminent poet), by Mai'y WooUstonecraft, dau.
of W. Godwin, Esq. ; b. 1819 ; s. his grandfather as
3rd Bart. 1844 ; m. 1848 Jane, dau. of Thos. Gibson,
♦ See Ward's Irish History.
580
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[She
Esq., and widow of the Hon. Charles Robert
St. John. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Sussex, and Lieutenant Sussex Militia. — ■ Field
Place, near Horsham, Sussex ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle John, b. 1806 ; m. 1827
Elizabeth, dau. of Cliarles Bowen, Es<[., of Kilna-
court, Queen's co.
SHELLEY, Jolin, Esq. (of Avington House).
Second son of the late Sir Timotliy Shelley, Bart.,
of Field Place, Sussex, by Elizabetii, dau. of C.
Pilfonl, Esq., of Effingham, Surrey, and brother of
the late Percy Bysshe Shelley, Esq. ; b. 1806 ;
m. 1827 Elizabeth, dau. of G. J. Bowen, Esq., of
Kilna Gourt, Queen's co. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Sussex and for Hants (High Sheriff
1853) ; was formerly Lieutenant 15th Hussars. —
Avington House, near Winchester, Hants ; 40,
Belgrave Square, S.W.
Jfeir, his son Edward, b. 1827.
SHEPHERD, Mrs. (of Edwardston Hall).
Ann Lovell, only surviving dau. of the late Thomas
Dawson, Esq., by Anne, only child of Tiiomas
Manning, Esq., of Lambeth, and .sister of the late
C Dawson, Esq., who d. in 1855 ; ni. 1800 William
Shepherd, Esq., of Bradburn, Kent, deceased. —
Edwardston Hall, near Boxford, Suffolk.
Heir, her dau. Ann Maria, ;h. 1821 Major
Richard Magenis.
SHEPPABD, Frederick, Esq. (of Folkington
Place).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Sheppard, Esq.,
of FoUiiugton, and of Hilton Verney and Shrew-
ton, Wilts (many years M.P. for Frome), by Sarah,
dau. of Richard Down, Esq., of Golney Hatch,
Middlesex; /;. 18—; s. 1858. — Folkington Place,
near Willi ngdon, Sussex.
SHEPPABD, George Wood, Esq. (of Fromefield
House).
Second son of the late George Sheppard, Esq., by
Mary Ann Stuart, dau. of Sir Thomas Byard, of
Mount Tamar, Devon ; b. 1808 ; m. 1834 Emma,
dau. of I. T. Brown, Esq., H.E.I.C.S., of Winifred
House, Bath. Is a Magistrate for Somerset. —
Fromefield House, near Frorae, Somerset.
I/eir, his son George Frederick, Bombay C'ivil
Service, b. 1835.
SHEPPARD, John George, Esq. (of Ashe High
House).
Eldest son of the late John Wilson Sheppard, Esq.,
by Harriet, dau. and co-heir of Colonel George
Crump, of Alexton Hall, Leicester; i. 1824 ; s. 1830;
m. 1846 Harriett Anna, dau. of Sir T. Tyrvvhitt
Jones, Bart., of Stanley Hall, Salop. Educated at
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk (High Sheriff
1859). This family was formerly resident at Men-
dlesliam, Suffolk, but removed to Campsey Ashe in
1646. — Ashe High House, near Wickham Market,
Suffolk ; Carlton and National Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., bis brother Henry Wilson, b. 1827-
f.Sl
SHEPPARD, -William Hulbert, Esq. (of Keyford
House).
Eldest son of the late William Sheppard, Esq., by
his 1st wife Susannah, dau. and co-heiress of John
Lewin, Esq., of the Manor of St. Katherine,
Ruislip ; h. 1791 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1818 Hannah, only
child of William Pollett, Esq., of Great Bardfield,
Essex. Educated at Winchester ; is a Magistrate
for Somerset ; was formerly Captain in the North
Somerset Yeomanry. — Keyford House, near Frome,
Somerset.
Heir, his son William, h. 1823; m. 1850 Emilie
Lynes, 3rd dau. of J. H. Scrivener, Esq., of
Liverpool.
SHERARD (Lord), Philip Castel Sherard (or.
1627).
Eldest son of the late Rev. P. C. Sherard, of Glat-
ton, by Sarah Haughton, dan. of Montague James,
Esq., of Jamaica ; b. 1804 ; s. his kinsman the late
Earl of Harborough as 8th Lord 1859 ; m. 1834
Anne, youngest dau. of Nathaniel Weeks, Esq., of
Barbados. Is a Magistrate for Hunts. This family,
formerly Schirard, is of Saxon origin, and was of
note before the Conquest. — Glatton, near Stilton,
Hunts ; Union and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brotlier Simon Haughton, in
Holy Orders ; b. 18— ; m. 1843 Mary, dau, of the
late Sir Simon H. Clarke, Bart.
SHERBORNE (Lord), John Dutton (er. 1784).
Only .son of the 1st Lord, by Mary, dau. of W. R.
Coke, Esq. ; b. 1779 ; .s-. 1820 ; m. 1803 Mary, dau.
of 2nd Lord Stawell. Patronage 1 living. The
family name was Naper, but Lord Sherborne is
maternally descended from the ancient family of
Dutton (whom see). — Sherborne, near Northleach,
Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son James Henry Legge, of Bibury
Hou.se, Fairford, co. Gloucester ; /;. 1804 ; m. 1st
1826 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of 16th Earl of Suffolk,
(she d. 1845) ; 2nd 1857 Susan Elizabeth, dau. of
J. Block, Esq., of Charlton, Wilts. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Gloucester.
SHEBBROOKE, Henry, Esq. (of Oxton).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Robert Lowe, Rector
of Bingham, Notts, and Prebendary of Southwell,
by Ellen, dau. of Rev. Reginald Pyndar, of Madres-
field, CO. Worcester ; b. 1810 ; took the name and
arms of Sherbrooke on succeeding his cousin W.
Sherbrooke, Esq., of Oxton, 1847 ; m. 1840 Louisa,
dau. of William Fane, Esq., of the Indian Civil
Service. Educated at Eton and Trinity Hall,
Cambridge (B.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Notts (High Sheriff" 1859), and a Captain
South Notts Yeomanry Cavalry. — Oxton, near
Southwell, Notts ; Boodle's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William, R.N., b. 1844.
SHERIDAN, Richard Brinsley, Esq. (of Framp-
ton Court).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Sheridan, Esq., by
Caroline Henrietta, 4 th dau. of Colonel Sir Jame.s
and Lady Elizabeth Callender, of Crnigforth and
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Ardkinglass, co. Stirling, and grandson of the late
Right Hon. E. B. Sheridan, M.P. ; 1. 1809 ; s. 1828 ;
m. 1835 Marcia Maria, only surviving child of Lieu-
tenant-General Sir Colquhoun Grant, K.C.B. Is a
Magistrate and Dap. Lieut, for Dorset (High
Sheriff 1838) ; has been M.P. for Dorchester since
1852 ; sat for Shaftesbury 1845-52. This is a very
ancient family of co. Cavan, Ireland ; two of its
members were distinguished for their abilities and
learning in the reign of Charles II.; viz. Thomas
Sheridan, and his brother Charles, Bishop of Kil-
dare. — Franipton Court, near Dorchester, Dorset ;
White's, Brookes' and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 48,
Grosvenor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard Brinsley, 6. 1S3S.
SHEBIDAM", Henry Brinsley, Esq.
Son of the late Garrett Sheridan, Esq., of co. Cavan,
by Jane Juliana, dau. of the late Sir Richard Perrott,
Bart. ; h. 1820 ; m. 1851 Elizabeth Frances, dau.
of the Rev. J. Wood. Educated at Brighton ; a
Barrister of tlie Inner Temple ; formerly Managing
Director of Times Assurance Office ; has been M.P.
for Dudley since 1857. — Bellefield House, Fulha.m,
S.W.
SHER'WIlSr, John Sherwin, Esq. (of Bramcote
HiU).
Eldest son of the late John Longden, Esq., by
Charlotte, 3rd dau. of T. Mettam, Esq. ; I. 1803 ;
s. 1818; m. 1829 Catherine, 3rd dau. of Robert
Holden, Esq., of Nuttall Temple, Notts. Educated
at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Oxford ; appointed
Major in the Notts Militia 1833, Mfijor in the S.
Notts Yeomanry 1845 ; is a M.Tgistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Notts (High Sheriff 1829), and a Magis-
trate for Derbyshire. — Bramcote Hill, near Not-
tingham ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
SHIPPWEB, Eev. Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1818).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir George Shiffner,
Bart., M.P., by JMary, dau. of Sir John Bridger,
Knt., of Coin St. Alwyn's, co. Gloucester ; h. 1791 ;
.<!. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1859 ; rii. 1817 Elizabeth,
dau. of Eev. C. Johnson. Educated at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1814, M.A. 1818) ; is a Prebendary of
Chichester, Rector of St. Peter's, Lewes, and Patron
of 1 living. — Coombe Place, near Lewes, Sussex.
Heir, his son George Croxton, in Holy Orders ;
h. 1819 ; m. 1854 Elizabeth, dau. of John Greenall,
Esq., of Middleton Hall, co. Lancaster.
SHIPLEY, Conway Mordaunt, Esq. (of Twy-
ford).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Charles Shipley, by
Charlotte, dau. of Orby Sloper, Esq., of West
Woodhay, Berks ; b. 1824 ; s. 1834. Appointed to
the Royal Navy 1838 ; became Lieutenant 1845,
and has retired from the service. — Twyford, Vv'iai-
chester, Hants ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Reginald Yonge, Lieut. -
Colonel 7t'a foot (served in the Crimea, and was
v/ouuded at Inkermann) ; h. 1826 ; m. 1856 Amy,
dau. of Lea Birch, Esq.
SHIPPERDSON, Eev, Edmund Hector (of
Hermitage).
Eldest son of the late Walter Carles Hopper, Esq.,
by Margaret, dau. of Ralph Shipperdson, Esq., of
Pittington Hall, Garth ; h. 1806 ; s. his uncle 1855,
vyhen he assumed his name by Royal license ; m.
1838 Adeline, dau. of John Kerrich, Esq., of Har-
leston, and Geldeston Hall, Norfolk. Educated at
Durham and Christ's Coll., Cambridge, of which he
was Fellow (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832) ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Durham ; was formerly Curate of Old
Windsor. This family has been in possession of its
estates in Durham since the reign of Edward III.
— Hermitage, Chester-le-Street, co. Durham; Pit-
tington Hall, Garth, Durham.
Heir, his son Thomas Henry, h. 1839.
SHIPTON, Eev. Jolin ISToble.
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Shipton, D.D.,
Rector of Portishead, Vicar of Stanton Bury, and
J. P. for CO. Somerset, by Jane, dau. of John Noble,
Esq., an Alderman and Magistrate of the city of
Bristol ; h. 1788 ; m. 1841 Mary, dau. of Samuel
Simmons, Esq., of Newland, co. Gloucester. Edu-
cated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1809, M.A.
1811, B.D. 1818, D.D. 1841) ; o.AmiiieA ad cundem
at Cambridge 1858 ; is a Magistrate for Somerset ;
_ Vicar of Othery, near Bridgewater, and a Surrogate
for the diocese of Bath and Wells. — Othery, near
Bridgewater, Somerset. ^
SHIELEY, Evelyn Philip, Esq. (of Eatington).
Eldest son of the late Evelyn John Shirley, Esq.
(who was M.P. for S. Warwickshire 1836-49), by
Eliza, only dau. and heir of Arthur Stanhope, Esq. ;
h. 1812 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1842 Mary Clara Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Sir E. H. Lechmere, Bart. Edu-
cated at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1834, M.A. 1837) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for COS. Warwick and Monaghan (High Sheriff
1837) ; has been INI. P. for S. Warwickshire since
1853 ; was M.P. for co. Slonaghan 1841-7 ; author
of a work on the "Landed Gentry," &c. This
family are remarkalile for having been seated at
Lower Eatington from the time of Ed ward the Con-
fessor ; they are descended from the 2nd marriage
of the 1st Earl Ferrers. — Lower Eatington Park,
near Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire ; Lough Fea,
near Carrickraacross, co. Monaghan; National Chib,
S.W.
Heir, his son Sewallis Evelyn, h. 1844.
SHIELEY, Eev. "Walter Waddington.
Only son of the late Right Rev. W. A. Shirley, D.D.,
Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man (who d. 1847), by
Maria, dau. of the late William Waddington, Esq.,
of St. Remy, Nonancourt, France ; li. 1828; m. 1855
Philippa Frances Emilia, only dau. of the late
Samuel Knight, Esq., of Impington Hall, co. Cam-
bridge. Educated at Rugby and University and
Wadham Colls., Oxford (B.A. 1851, M.A. 1854);
ordained 1855 ; is Tutor and late Fellow of Wad-
ham Coll. ; heir pres. to the Earldom of Ferrers. —
Park Street, Oxford.
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SHORT, Francis Baring, Esq. (of Bickham).
Second son of the late John JefFery Short, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of John Baring, Esq., of Mount
Eadford ; h. 1800 ; m. 1833 Emily Jane, dau. of the
Rev. Richard Lane, of Coffleet. Educated at Eton ;
is a Magistrate for Devon ; was formerly in the Navy.
— Bickham, near Exeter, Devon.
Heir, his son John Baring, h. 1836.
SHORT, John Hassard, Esq. (of Edlington
Grove).
Eldest surviving son of the late Richard Samuel
Short, Esq., by Mary Anne, dau. of John Kendall,
Esq., of York ; b. 1810 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1831 Mar-
garet, 4th dau. of the late Lieutenant-Colonel
Richard Elmhirst, of Ashby Grove, co. Lincoln.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lincoln. ^Edlington Grove, near Horncastle,
Lincolnshire.
Ileiv, his son Edward Hassard, h. 1848.
SHORTRIDGE, Richard, Esq. (of Cleadon
Meadows).
Son of the late Richard Turner Shortridge, Esq.,
by Caroline, dau. of Robert Davison, Esq., of
Stockton ; h. 1793. Is a Magistrate for co. Dur-
ham.— Cleadon Meadows, near Sunderland.
SHREWSBURY AND TALBOT (18th Earl of),
Henry John Chetwynd Talbot, C.B., P.O.
(cr. 1442).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl Talbot, by Frances
Thomasine, d.au. of C. Lambert, Esq. ; h. 1803 ;
s. 1849 as 3rd Earl Talbot, and established his
claim to the Earldom of Shrewsbury 1858; m. 1828
Sarah, dau. of 2nd Marquis of Waterford. Is a
Rear-Admiral retired, and a Naval A.D.C. to the
Queen ; is Earl of Wexford and Waterford in Ire-
land {cr. 1446) ; Hereditary Lord High Steward of
Ireland, and Premier Earl in the English and Irish
Peerage ; a Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford ; was M.P.
for Hertford 1832-3, for South Staffordshire
1837-49. Patronage 13 livings. — Ingestre Hall,
near Stafford ; United Service and Carlton Clubs,
S.W. ; 32, St. James's Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Ingestre, h. 1830 ;
m. 1855 Theresa, dau. of the late R. H. Cockerell,
Esq. ; educated at Eton and Merton Coll., Ox-
ford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Staf-
ford, and Captain Staffordshire Yeomanry ; late
Lieutenant 1st Life-guards ; was M.P. for Stafford
1857-9, elected for North Staffordshire 1859.
SHRUBB, Rev. Charles (of Vicar's Hill).
Eldest son of the late John Peyto Shrubb, Esq., of
Merrest Wood and Stoke, near Guildford, Surrey,
by Charlotte, dau. of George Elers, Esq., of Chel-
sea ; h. 1790 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1833 Charlotte Aubrev,
dau. of Thomas G. Bailiff, Esq., Captain Hon. E.L
Co.'s service. Educated at Exeter Coll., Oxford
B.A. 1811), M.A. 1813); is in Holy Orders;
appointed Vicar of Boldoe, Hants, 1819. This
family is maternally descended from the Royal
683
line of the Plantagenets. — Vicar's Hill, near
Lymington, Hants.
Heir, his son Charles Peyto ; h. 1837 ; m. 1859
Henrietta Caroline, dau. of I. Newton Wigney,
Esq., formerly M.P. for Brighton,
SHUCKBURGH, Sir Francis, Bart. (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir Stukeley Shuckburgh,
Bart., by Miss C. Tydd ; h. 1800 ; s. as 8th Bart,
1809 ; in. 1825 Anne Maria Draycott, dau. of the
late Peter Denys, Esq. (she d. 1846). Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. War-
wick (High Sheriff 1844), and Patron of 1 living.
—Shuckburgh Park, near Daventry, Northamp-
tonshire.
Heir, his son George Thomas Francis, h. 1827,
Major Scots Fusilier Guards.
SHULDHAM, Edmund Anderson, Esq. (of Dun-
man'way).
Eldest son of the late General Edmund William
Shuldham, by Harriet Eliza Bonar, dau. of Dr.
Rundell, of Bath ; h. 1826 ; s. 1852. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1848) ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Cork, a Captain in the South Cork
Militia, and A.D.C. to the Lord-Lieutenant of
Ireland ; was formerly in the Army. — Dunman-
way, CO. Coi'k ; University Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Leopold Arthur Francis,
I). 1828.
SHULDHAM, John, Esq. (of Moigh House).
Eldest son of the late Molyneux William Shuldham,
Esq., by Helen, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Mac-
manus, of MountDavis, co. Antrim ; b. 1825 ; s. 1850.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-_
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Longford (High Sheriff
1850). Is descended from the ancient family of the
Sbuldhams of Shuldhams Manor, Norfolk, and re-
presents, in Ireland, the Longford branch. — Bally-
mulvey (or Moigh House), near Ballymahon, co.
Longford ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Alexander, b. 1827.
SHUTTLEWOBTH, Sir James Phillips-Kay-,
Bart. (cr. 1850).
Son of the late — Kay, Esq. ; b. 1804 ; m. 1842
Janet, dau. of Robert Shuttleworth, Esq., ofGaw-
thorp Hall, whose name he assumed in addition to
his own. Educated at Scotch and foreign univer-
sities ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lan-
caster ; was formerly Secretary to the Committee
of Privy Council for Education. — Gawthorp Hall,
near Burnley, Lancashire ; Athenteum Club, S.W. ;
38, Gloucester Square, W.
Heir, his son Ughtred James, 6. 1844.
SHUTTLEWORTH, Lady Kay- (of Gawthorp
Hall).
Janet, only dau. and heir of the late Robert Shuttle-
worth, Esq., by Janet, eldest dau. of Sir J. MarjorL-
banks, Bart., of Lees, co. Berwick ; b. 1817 ; s. 1S18 ;
m. 1842 James Phillips Kay, Esq., M.D., who as-
sumed the surname and arms of Shuttleworth, and
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
was created a Baronet iu 1850 (whom see). — Gaw-
thorp Hall, near Burnley, Lancashire.
Heir, her son Ughtred James, h. 1844.
SHUTTLEWOBTH, John Spencer Ashton,
Esq. (of Hathersage Hall).
Second son of the late Ashton Ashton Shuttle-
worth, Esq., Major R.A., by Anne, dau. of
Thos. Youle, Esq. ; h. 1817 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1st 1842
Maria, eldest dau, of the Rev. Henry Wright, of
Mottr.am Hall, co. Chester; 2nd 1845 Emily, eldest
dau. of Bolton Peel, Esq., of Dosthill Lodge, co.
^^^^,rwick. Educated at Merton Coll., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby. —
Hathersage Hall, near Sheffield ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
Heirs, his daughters.
SHYNE-LAWLOE.
(See Lawlor.)
SIBTHORP, Major G-ervaise Tottenham Waldo-
(of Canwick Hall).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Charles De Laet
Waldo Sibthorp (who was M.P. for Lincoln
1826-32 and 1833-55), by Maria, 3rd dau. and
co-heiress of Ponsonby Tottenham, Esq., of Wex-
ford; h. 1815 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1846 Louisa, 3rd dau.
of Robert Cracroft (now Amcotts),'Esq., of Hack-
thorn, CO. Lincoln. Educated at Harrow and Oriel
Coll., 0.\ford; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lincoln, and Major South Lincoln Militia ; has
been M.P. for Lincoln since 1856. This family is
of Saxon origin, and was early seated in Norfolk
and Notts ; many of its members have represented
Lincoln in Parliament. — Canwick Hall, near Lin-
coln ; Potterells, near Hatfield, Herts ; Oxford and
Cambridge, Junior United Service, and Carlton
Clubs, S.W. ; 23, Bruton Street, W.
Heir, his son Coningsby Charles, h. 1846.
SIDEBOTTOM, William, Esq. (of Etherow
House).
Second son of the late James Sidebottom, Esq., of
Hollingworth House, Mottram ; h. 1797 ; m. 1825
Agnes, dau. of the late Jonah Harrop, Esq., of
Bardsley, Ashton-under-Lyne. Is a Magistrate
for COS. Derby, Chester, and Lancaster. — Etherow
House, near Mottram, Cheshire.
SIDMOUTH (Viscount), "William Leonard Ad-
dington (cr. 1805).
Only son of the 1st Viscount, by his 1st wife L^rsula
Mary, dau. of Leonard Hammond, Esq. ; h.
1794 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1820 Mary, dau. of Rev. John
Young. Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1815) ; is in Holy Orders. The 1st
Viscount was Speaker of the House of Commons,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, and First Lord of
the Treasury. — Aldbuiy, near Guildford ; Up
Ottery, near Honiton, Devon; 41, Dover Street,
W.
Heir, his son William Well.s, h. 1824 ; m. 1848
Georgiana Susan, dau. of Hon. and Rev. G. Pel-
lew, D.D. ; entered the Navy 1837 ; became Lieut.
1846 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon,
and Captain S. Devon Volunteer Rifles.
SIDNEY, Marlow John Francis, Esq. (of Cow-
pen House).
Eldest son of the late Marlow Sidney, Esq., by
his cousin Mary, dau. of John Mangaar, Esq., of
London ; h. 1774 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1807 Christina,
only dau. of Andrew McEwen, Esq., of London.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for Northum-
berland. This family was formerly seated in cos.
Hereford and Salop. — Cowpen House, near Mor-
peth, Northumberland.
Heir Pres., his brother William Henry Marlow,
h. 1777 ; VI. 1806 Anastatia, only dau. of John
Steingenberger, Esq., of London.
SIDNEY, Thomas, Esq. (of Bowes Manor).
Third son of the late William Sidney, Esq., of
Stafford ; b. 1805 ; m. 1st 1831 Sarah, eldest dau. of
William Hall, Esq., of Ranton, co. Stafford (she d.
1857) ; 2nd 1860 Eleanor Mary Ward, late of Beau-
mont Chase, Uppingham, and dau. of W. Ward,
Esq. Is a Magistrate for Middlesex and West-
minster and a l3ep. Lieut, and Alderman of the
city of London; was Sheriff of London and Mid-
dlesex 1844, Lord Mayor 1854 ; was M.P. for
Stafford 1847-52. Patron of 2 livings. This family
is an offshoot of the Sidneys, Earls of Leicester, an
ancestor of whom served the office of Lord Mayor
of London four centuries ago. — Bowes Manor, near
Southgate, Middlesex.
Heiress, his dau. Ellen, m. 1851 the Rev. E. G.
Moon, M.A., eldest son of Sir F. G. Moon, Bart.
SIER, Rev. Thomas, D.C.L., LL.D.
Only surviving son of the late Thomas Sier, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of Philip Matthews, Esq. ; h. 1826.
Educated at Queen's Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1846,
D.C;.L. 1853); called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1847, and was for some time a Member of
the Oxford Circuit ; afterwards ordained by the
Bishop of Rochester ; was Curate for some time to
the Hon. and Rev. W. Eden, at Bishopsbourne,
Kent; appointed Vicar of Ravensden, Beds, 1851,
and Minister of St. James's Chapel, London, 1859 ;
is Patron of 1 living. — Ravensden Vicarage, near
Bedford ; Windham Club, S.W. ; 6, Bolton Street,
Piccadilly, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin, the Rev. Meyrick Hig-
gins, M.A., of Worcester Coll., Oxford, and Rector
of Icomb, CO. Gloucester.
SILLAR, Zechariah, Esq., M.D. (of Rainford
HaU).
Only sou of the late David Sillar, Esq.,* by Mar-
garet, dau. of Zechariah Genimil, Esq., of Irvine,
N.B. ; h. 1796 ; s. 1833 ; la. 1816 Mary, eldest dau.
of the Rev. William Cameron, of Kirknewton.
Educated at Glasgow and Edinburgh ; graduated
at Edinburgh 1816; is a Magistrate for co. Lan-
caster ; was formerly Physician to the Northern
Hospital, Liverpool. — Rainford Hall, near St.
Helen's, Lancashire ; Lester Villa, Norwood, S.
Heir, his son David, b. 1820 ; m. 1854 Elizabeth,
3rd dau. of the late Henry Copeland, Esq., of
Priors Wood, Lancashire.
* This was the gentleman whom Burns called "the ace of
hearts," and to whom he addressed his epistle " To Davie, a
Brother Poet."
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SILLIFANT, Johji, Esq.. (of Coombe).
Only surviving son of the late John Sillifant, Esq.,
by Mary Anne, only dan. of John Prideaux, Esq.,
of North Tawton ; h. 1798 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1821 Caro-
line, youngest dau. of the late John M. Wooll-
combe, Esq., of Ashbury, Devon. Educated at
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1819) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Devon (High Sheriff 1848), and
a Chairman of Quarter Sessions. — Coombe, near
Coplestone, North Devon.
Heir, his son John Woollcombe, E.A., of Exeter
Coll., Oxford, h. 1828.
SILVERTOP, Henry Charles, Esq. (of Minster
Acres).
Eldest son of the late Henry Englefield, Esq., of
' Minster Acres, by Catharine, dau. of Henry
Witham, Esq., of Lartington Hall, Northumber-
land; h. 1826 ; s. his great-uncle, and took the name
of Silvertop, 1849 ; m. 1852 Eliza, dau. of Lord
Camoys. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Northumberland (High Sheriff 1859). —Minster
Acres, near Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Brookes' Club,
S.W. ; Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his son Henry Thomas, h. 1853.
SIMCOX, Kev. Thomas Green (of Harborne
House).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Green Simcox, Esq.,
by Hannah Maria, dau. of John Lea, Esq., of
• Kidderminster ; h. 1810 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1838 Hannah
Nicholson, dau. of the Rev. T. H. Kingdon, Rec-
tor of Pyworthy, Devon. Educated at King Ed-
ward's School, Birmingham, and Wadham Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1836) ; appointed Vicar
of North Harborne 1838, and a Surrogate for
the Diocese of Lichfield and Coventry. This
family has held the Manor of Harborne, co. Staf-
ford, "since 1788. — Harborne House and North
Harborne V-'icarage, near Birmingham.
Heir, his son Henry Kingdon, h. 1839.
SIMEON", Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1815).
' Eldest son of the late Sir R. G. Simeon, Bart,
(some time M.P. for the I. of Wiglit). by Louisa
JSdith, dau. of Sir F. Barrington, Bart., of Swains.
ton ; h. 1815 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1854 ; m. 1840 Jane
Maria, only dau. of Sir F. F. Baker, Bart. Edu-
cated atCli. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1840) ; is
1 a Magistrate for Hants, and a Dep. Lieut, for the I.
of wight; was M.P. for L of Wight 1847-51. This
family was formerly resident in Oxfordshire. The
elder branch, which was settled at Brightwell, en-
joyed a former Baronetcy, created in 1677. The
estates passed l)y the marriage of an heiress to the
family of Weld of Lulworth. The younger branch,
settled at Pyrton, is represented by the present
Baronet. Its estates passed to the Hampden
family, by tlie marriage of Elizabeth, dau. and
heiress of Edmund Simeon, with the famous John
Hampden.* — Swainston, near Newport, Isle of
* Chalgrove Field, where Hampden met his death, is within
a few miles of Pyrton, and Hampden had spent the night
preceding the engagement at the house of his father-in-
law.
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Wight ; Athenffium and Oxford and Cambridge
Clubs, S.W. ; Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his son John Stephen Barrington, &. 1850.
SIMPSON, Sir George, Knt. (or. 1841).
Only son of the late George Simpson, Esq., of
Lockbroom, co. Ross ; h. 1795 ; m. 1827 Frances
Ramsay, dau. of the late G. M. Simpson, Esq. (she
d. 1853). Is Governor of the Hudson's Bay Set-
tlements ; received the honour of Knighthood for
his enterprise in equipping Arctic Expeditions. —
La Chine, Montreal, Canada.
SIMPSON, Sir James, G.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Son of the late D. Simpson, Esq., of Teviotbank,
N.B. ; h. 1792; m. 1839 Elizabetlr, dau. of Sir R.
Dundas, Bart, (she d. 1840). Educated at Edin-
burgh ; is a General in tlie Army, and Colonel of
the 87th foot ; served in the Peninsula, at Water-
loo, and in the E. Indies (where he was second in
command under the late Sir C. .J. Napier) ; was
Chief of the Staff in the Crimea, March — June, and
Commander-in-Chief in the Crimea, June — Nov.
1855. — United Service Club, S.W.
SIMPSON", Rev. Francis (of Foston).
Eldest son of the Rev. Francis Simpson, of Foston
Hall, York, by Anne, 4th dau. of Sir William
Strickland, Bart., of Boynton ; h. 1815 ; m. 1846
Fanny Selina, dau. of the late Josias Du Vv&
Alexander, Esq. (some time M.P. for Sarum),
nephew of the 1st Earl of Caledon. Educated at
Shrewsbury and Queen's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1837, M.A. 1840) ; appointed Vicar of Boynton,
CO. York, 1840, and Rector of Foston 1855 ; is a
Magistrate for North and East Ridings of York-
shire. This family were formerly Lords of the
Manor of Foston. — Foston Hall, near York.
Heir, his son Francis Charles, h. 1847.
SIMPSON, John, Esq., M.D. (of Castle Lodge).
Only son of the late William Simpson, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Howgate, Esq., of Knares-
borough ; h. 1793 ; s. his uncle 1825 ; m. 1827
Elizabeth, dau. and heiress of Thomas Ward, Esq.,
of Dore House. Educated at Edinburgh Univer-
sity (M.D. 1821) ; is a Magistrate for the W.
Riding of Yorkshire ; was for .several years an
Officer in the Yorkshire Hussars. This family have
resided for 800 years in the Forest of Knaresbo-
rough, and have a descent from the Plantagenet
Kings. — Castle Lodge, near Knaresborough ; 21,
Gloucester Place, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Wilfrid Hudleston, h. 1828.
SIMPSON, Joseph, Esq. (of Bom-n HaU).
Eldest son of the late Richard Simpson, by Sophia,
dau. of Joseph Phillips, Esq., of Stamford ; b. 1824 ;
m. 1858 Evelina, eldest dau. of Thomas Shaw
Helier, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1847) ; is a Magistrate for co. Cambridge,
and for Herts. — Bourn Hall, near Caxton, Cam-
bridgeshire ; Windham Club, S.W.
SIMPSON, Pierce, Esq. (of Cloncorick Castle).
Only son and heir of the late Edward Simpson, Esq.,
by Jane, dau. of Matthew Nesbitt, Esq., ofDerry-
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
earn, co. Leitrim ; h. 1814 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1817 Cathe-
rine Henrietta, dau. of the Rev. William Betty,
Rutland Square, Duljlin, and Knightstown, Queen's
CO., and Rector of Castlecor and Oldcastle,
CO. Meath. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Leitrira
and Roscommon ; was High Sheriff for co. Leitrim
1836. — Cloncorick Castle, near Carrigallen, co.
Leitrim ; Gortcoulon Lodge, Drumsna, co. Lei-
trim ; Hil)ernian LTnited Service Club, and 55,
Upper Sackville Street, Dublin.
SIMPSON", Kichard, Esq. (of Mellor Lodge).
Third son of the late Jolm Simpson, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Thomas Hawksley, Esq., of Notting-
ham ; b. 1792 ; w. 1815 Jane, only dau. of Thomas
Beard, Esq., of Gorton House, co. Lancaster. Is
a Magistrate for cos. Chester, Derby, Stafford, and
for the Isle of Man. — Mellor Lodge, near Stock-
port, Cheshire ; The Cliffe, Isle of Man ; Union
Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son Richard, b. 1817.
SIMPSON, WiUiam, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John Simpson, Esq., by
Ann, dau. of M. Salter, Esq., of Halifax, Nova
Scotia ; b. 1785 ; m. 1809 Margaret, eldest dau. of
Francis Yates, Esq. Is a Magistrate for Middle-
sex and Westminster, and a Dep. Lieut, for the
Tower Hamlets. — Gresham Club ; 11, Artillery
Place, Finsbury Square, E.C.
SIMPSON.
(See Finch-Simpson.)
SIMSON, George, Esq. (of Pilcorthie).
Eldest son of the late George Simson, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of James Ramsay, Esq.; b. 179G;
s. 1848 ; m. 1822 Mary Ann, dau. of James Suther-
land, Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Fife. This family, originally of Falkland, have
been long established in the co. of Fife, in which
they have held lands from the commencement of the
15th century. — Pitcorthie House, near Colinsburgh,
Fifeshire ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Sutherland, h. 1823.
SINCLAIR (Lordi, Charles St. Clair (cr. 1489).
Elder son of the lith Lord, by Elizabeth, dau. of
J. Rutherford, Esq.; b. 1768; s. 1776; m. 1st
1802 Mary Agnes, dau. of J. Chisholine, Esq. ;
2nd 1816 Isabella Mary, dau. of A. Chatto, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Hadding-
ton and Berwic's ; late a Representative Peer for
Scotland; formerly Lieutenant-Colonel 15th foot.
Is descended from a common ancestor with the
Earl of Caithness. — Tor, Torquay ; Hermanstowu,
Haddingtonshire ; Nesbit House, Berwickshire ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son James, Master of Sinclair ; b. 1803 ;
m. 1830 Jane, dau. of A. Little, Esq. : educated at
Winchester ; became Ensign and Lieutenant Gre-
nadier Guards 1822, Lieutenant and Captain 1826,
letired 1830 ; is a Dep. Lieut, force. Berwick.
SINCLAIR, Hon. John.
Sixth son of 12th Earl of Caithness ; b. 1808 ; m.
1833 Maria Petrouella, dau. of J. Church, Esq. ; a
Dep. Lieut, for Caithness ; is Barrack-master at
Preston. — Barracks, Preston, Lancashire.
SINCLAIR, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1631).
Eldest son of the late .John Sinclair, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of Thomas Longmire, Esq., of Penrith ; b.
1794 ; s. 1842 his kinsman as 7th Bart. ; m. 1821
Margaret, dau. of John Learmouth, Esq., of Edin-
burgh. Is a Magistrate for co. Caithness ; repre-
sents a junior branch of the family of the Earl of
Caithness. — Barrock House, Caithness-shire, N.B.
Heir, his son John, Lieutenant East Indian
Service, b. 1822.
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SINCLAIR, Sir John Gordon, Bart. (cr. 1636).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Sinclair, Bart., of
Stevenson, by Madalina, second dau. of Alexander,
4th Duke of Gordon ; b. 1790 ; s. as 8th Bart.
1795 ; m. 1812 Anne, dau. of Hon. Admiral M, de
Courcy (she d. 1857). Appointed to the Royal Navy
in 1803 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Caithness and Haddiugton, and an Admiral R.N.
— Stevenson, near Haddington, N.B. ; United Ser-
vice Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Charles, Caj^tain 38th foot,
b. 1820.
SINCLAIR, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1786).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair,
Bart, (many years M.P. for co. Caithness), by Diana,
dau. of 1st Lord Macdonald ; b. 1790 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1835 ; m. 1816 Katharine Camilla, sister of
the 6th Earl of Dysart. Educated at Harrow,
Edinburgh, and Gottingen ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Caithness ; was M.P. for Caith-
ness-shire 1811-20 and 1831-41. This family is
descended from a common ancestor with Lord Sin-
clair.— Thurso Castle, Caithness, N.B. ; New Club,
Edinburgh.
Heir, his son John George Tollemache, h. 1825 ;
m. 1853 Emma Elizabeth Harriet, dau. of W. S.
Standish, Esq., of Duxbury Park, co. Lancaster.
SINCLAIR, James, Esq. (of Holy HiU).
Eldest son of William Sinclair, Esq., by Isabella,
dau. of Thomas Young, Esq., of Lough Eske, co.
Donegal; b. 177- ; s. 1774; tn. 1805 Dorothea,
dau. and heiress of the Rev. Samuel Law. Edu-
cated at Cavan and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1793) ; called to the Irish Bar 1796 ; was for many
years a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Donegal
and Tyrone ; was formei-ly in the Donegal Militia.
This family are of Scotch descent, and have held
lands in Ireland since the 17th century. — Holy Hill,
near Strabane, co. Tyrone.
Heir, his son William, b. 1810 ; m. 1839 Sarah,
dau. of James Cranborne Strode, Esq.
SINCLAIR, James, Esq. (of Porss).
Eldest son of the late James Sinclair, Esq., by
Johanna, dau. of George Mackay, Esq., of Big-
house ; b. 1802; s. 1822; m. 1828 Jessie, eldest
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dau. of William Wemyss, Esq., of Southam. Edu-
cated at the High School and University of Edin-
burgh ; called to the Scottish Bar 1827 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Caithness, and
Commissioner of Supply. This family is descended
from the Sinclairs of Dunn, now extinct. — Forss,
near Thurso, Caitliness-shire.
Heir, his sou James Major, K.A., h. 1829.
SINCLAIR, the Ven. John (Archdeacon of
Middlesex).
Son of the late Eight Hon. Sir John Sinclair, Bart.,
of Thurso Castle, co. Caithness, by Diana, dau. of
Alexander, late Lord Macdonald ; h. 1797. Edu-
cated at Pembroke Coll., Oxford (B. A. 1819, M.A.
1822) ; appointed Chaplain to the late Bishop
(Blomfield) of London, and Secretary of the National
Society 1839 ; Vicar of Kensington 1842 ; Arch-
deacon ofMiddlesex 1843.— University Club, S.W. ;
The Vicarage, Kensington, W.
SINCLAIR, "Williain Thomson-, Esq. (of Dun-
beath Castle).
Second son of the late Creorge Thomson, Esq., of
Edinburgh, by Katharine, dau. of the late Captain
Miller, of the 50th regiment ; m. 1843 Barbara
Madelina Gordon, eldest dau. of William Sinclair,
Esq., of Freswick. Is a Magistrate for co. Caith-
ness ; has been Deputy Commissary-General to
H.M.'s Forces since 1846. — Dunbeath Castle, Caith-
ness-shire, N.B. ; 6, Pembridge Villas, Bayswater,
W.
Heir, his son William Sinclair Thomson-Sinclair,
h. 1844.
SINGLETON, John, Esq. (of QuinviUe Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Edward d' Alton Singleton,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of Hugh Brady, Esq., of
Limerick (a bi-anch of the Tomgreany family) ;
h. 1793 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1819 Isabella Carew, only
child and heir of Michael Creagh, Esq., of Lauren-
tinum, CO. Cork. Educated at Trinity Coll., Ox-
ford ; is a Magistrate for co. Clare (High Sheriff
1825). This family is a branch of the Lancashire
house of the same name. — Quinville Abbey, Quin,
near Enuis, co. Clare.
Heir, his son Michael Creagh, h. 1820, late
Lieutenant 10th foot ; served under Lord Gough
in the campaign on the Sutlej.
SIT'WELL, Sir Sitwell Reresby, Bart.
Eldest son of the late Sir George Sitwell, Bart., by
Susan, dau. of Craufurd Tait, Esq., of Harvieston,
CO. Clackmannan ; h. 1820 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1853 ;
m. 1857 Louisa Lucy, dau. of Hon. Colonel
Henry Hely Hutchinson. Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby. — Eeni-
shavv, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
HeirPres., his brother George Frederick, Captain
3rd Light Dr.'igoons ; ?*. '1828; m. 1857 Cecilia
Fanny, dau. of H. Fitzroy, Esq.
SITAVELL [Caroline], Lady (of Rempstone Hall).
Sarah Caroline, youngest dau. of the late James
Stovin, Esq., of Whitgift Hall, co. York, by Theo-
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dosia, dau. and co-heir of Samuel Sparrow, Esq., of
Winesbank, near Sheffield ; m. 1st 1800, as 2nd
wife. Sir Sitwell Sitwell, Bart., of Renishaw (who
d. 1811) ; 2nd 1821 John Smith Wright, Esq., of
Bulcote and Rempstone, Notts (High Sheriff of
Notts 1810), who d. 1848. — Rempstone Hall, near
Nottingham.
SITWELL, \ViUoiighby Hurt, Esq. (of Ferney
Hall).
Only son of the late F. Hurt Sitwell, Esq., by
Harriet, dau. of Sir .Joseph Hoare, Bart., of Anna-
belle, CO. Cork ; b. 1827 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1st 1853
Harriet, only dau. of W. H. Harford, Esq. (she
d. 1855) ; 2nd 1858 Eliza Harriet, only dau. of
R. B. Phillipson, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co.
Hereford, Cornet S. Salop Yeomanry Cavalry, and
Master of the Ludlow Foxhounds ; was High
Sheriff for co. Salop 1858. — • Ferney Hall, near
Shrewsbury ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Willoughby Harford, h. 1855.
SKEEPINGTON, Hon. Chichester Thomas
Foster.
Second son of the late Viscountess Massareene and
Viscount Ferrard ; b. 1813 ; m. 1845 Amelia, dau.
of the late A. Blennerhassett, Esq. Educated at
Eton and Oxfoi-d ; entered the Army 1834 as
Ensign, became Lieutenant 1838. — Clontarf, near
Dublin.
SKEFFINGTON, Hon. and Rev. Thomas Clot-
worthy.
Fourth son of the late Viscountess Massareene and
Viscount Ferrard ; b. 1820 ; m. 1841 Henrietta
Catharine, dau. of 4th Lord Dufferin. Educated
at Shrewsbury and Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1844, M.A. 1857) ; appointed Curate of Aymestrey,
CO. Hereford, 1844, Vicar of Cotterstock and Glap-
thorne 1853. — Cotterstock Rectory, near Oundle,
Northamptonshire.
SKELMERSDALE (Lord), Edward Bootle-
"Wilbraham (cr. 1828).
Only son of the late Hon. R. B. Wilbraham (who
was a son of the 1st Lord), by Jessy, dau. of Sir
R. Brooke, Bart. ; b. 1837 ; ft. his grandfather as
2nd Lord 1853. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a JMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lancaster, and Cornet Duke of Lancaster's Yeo-
manry.— Lathom House, near Ormskirk, Lanca-
shire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Edward, b. 1807 ; m. 1841
Emily, dau. of J. Rarasbottom, Esq. ; educated at
Eton ; became Captain and Lieutenant Coldstream
Guards 1841, retired 1846 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and Honoi-ary Colonel
6th Lancashire Militia.
SKELTON, Daniel Jones,* Esq. (of Papcastle).
Fourth son of the late Arnoidus Jones, Esq.,f of
Branthwaite (who assumed the name of Skelton in
1774), by Elizabeth, dau. of William Hicks, Esq.
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
t This gentleman's only sister married Charles, 1st Marquis
Cornwallis, K.G.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of Whitehaven and Papcastle ; b. 1785 ; s. 1836 ;
m. 1810 Mary Anne, dau. of Thomas Theed, Esq.
Educated at Woolwich Coll. ; was formerly in the
Royal Artillery and Horse Artillery, and served in
the Peninsula. This family is of great antiquity
in Cumberland. — Papcastle, near Cockermouth,
Cumberland ; 6, Clarence Lawn, Dover.
J/cirs, his five daughters.
SKENE.
(See Gordon- Cummino-Shene.)
SKINNER, Captain Cortlandt George Mac-
gregor.*
Eldest son of the late Captain Cortlandt Skinner,
of the 70th foot, J.P. for cos. Down and Antrim,
by Isabella, dau. of the late Captain John Macart-
ney, R.N., killed in the last action with the Dutch
off the Dogger Bank ; 6. 1798 ; m. 1822 Christina,
only surviving dau. of the late Robert Grant, Esq.,
of Wester Elchies, co. Moray, N.B. Educated at
the Royal Military Colleges of Marlow and Sand-
hurst ; appointed Cornet Sth Light Dragoons 1S12,
retired as Captain 1st Dragoon Guards 1831 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Down. This family has been
long distinguished for its loyalty, and for four
generations every member of it has been in the
service of the Crown, Army and Navy. — Dona-
ghadee, co. Down ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
SKINNER, Samuel Janaes, Esq. (of Bran-
woods).
Fourth son of the late Rev. A. Longmore, Vicar of
(Treat Baddow and Rainham, Essex, by Mary Anne,
dau. of Matthew Skinner, Esq., of Richmond, Sur-
rey (whose name he assumed) ; h. 1798 ; m. 1827
Charlotte Sophia, eldest dau. of Jacob Elton, Esq.,
of The Grove, Dedliam, Essex. Educated at the
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ; appointed to
the Royal Artillery 1818, retired as Major 1840;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex. Is
descended maternally from Bishop Skinner (who
d. 1670) ; also from Sir Richard Raynsford, Knight,
who was Lord Chief Justice of England temp.
Charles II. — Branvvoods, Great Baddow, near
Chelmsford, Essex.
SKIPPER, Charles, Esq. (of Great Blake HaU).
Third son of the late Peter Skipper, Esq., of
Hope House, Little Barstead, Essex, a Magistrate
for Essex, by Elizabeth, dau. of William Cooper,
Esq., of Bentley Heath ; h. 1798 ; m. 1833 Eliza-
beth Rippen, only dau. of the late William East,
Esq., of Tooting, Surrey. Is a Magistrate for
Essex, Middlesex, and the City of Westminster, a
* His grandfather. Brigadier- General Cortlandt Skinner,
Speaker of tlie House of Rejiresentatives at New York at the
outbreak of the American Revolution hi 1/83, raised three
battalions and toolc the field, but lost in the struggle his pro
perty, which had liecn acquired by his father's marriage into
the weallliy Dutch fauidy i)f Courtlandt. That gentleman
forfeited lus i)aternal estates in Fifeshire, N.B., which he held
as William Macgregor, by espousing the Stuart cause; Euid
having been wounded at Prestonpans, in 1/15, assumed the
name of Skinner. On his recovery he entered Oxford, was
ordained, and went out to New York.
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the Tower Ham-
lets, and a Commissioner of the Lieutenancy of
the City of London. — Great Blake Hall, Wan-
stead, Essex ; 28, Russell Square, W.O.
SKIPTON, George, Esq. (of The Casino).
Eldest son of Alexander Skipton, 5th son of G.
Kennedy Skipton, Esq., of Beech Hill, by Eliza-
beth, dau. and heir of James McCrea ; h. 1827 ;
s. his maternal grandfather 1857. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Londonderry. The Skiptons of this county
are a junior branch of the Huntingdonshire family,
and settled in ICll at Ballyshasky, otherwise Beech
Hill. (See Skipton, of Beech Hill.) — The Casino,
Londonderry.
Heir Pres., his brother James, M.A., of Trinity
Coll., Dublin, b. 18—.
SKIPTON, Henry Stacy, Esq., M.D. (of Beech
Hill).
Eldest surviving son of Dr. George Skipton, Hon.
E.I.Co.'s service, by Mary, dau. of the Rev. Henry
Stacy, D.D., of Calcutta; b. 1818; s. his uncle,
Conolly M'Causland Skipton, Esq., Dep. Lieut.
1854 ; m. 1848 Elizabeth M'Causland, dau. of
Charles Stewart, Esq. Is Surgeon of the London-
derry regiment of Light Infantry. The Skiptons, of
CO. IV::rry, a branch of the Huntingdonshire family
of that name, settled at Ballyshasky, otherwise
Beech Hill, in 1011. — Beech Hill, near London-
derry.
Jlcir, his son George Alexander Kennedy,
h. 1849.
SKIPWITH, Sir Thomas George, Bart. (cr.
1622).
Eldest son of the late Sir Gray Skipwith, Bart.,
M.P., by Harriet, dau. of 6. Townsend, Esq., of
Honington Hall, co. Warwick ; /;. 1803 ; s. as 9th
Bart. 1852 ; m. 1st 1840 Emma, dau. of T. Hatton,
Esq. ; 2nd 18.58 Jane, dau. of II. B. Moore, Esq.
Educated at Rugby and Sandhurst Coll. ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Ijieut. for co. Warwick, and Dep.
Chairman of the Quarter Sessions ; was formerly
Captain 2nd Dragoon Guards ; late Lieutenant-
Colonel 2nd Warwick Militia. This family takes
its name from a township in the E. Riding of
Yorkshire. — The Hill, near Lutterworth, Leicester-
shire ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Peyton Estoteville, b. 1857.
S K I P "W O R T H, George, Esq. (of Moorton
House).
Third son of the late Philip Skipworth, Esq. (a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln), by Rosamond, dau. of
T. Borman, Esq. ; b. 1787 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1815
Amelia Margaretta, only surviving dau. of the late
^^'illianl Dixon, Esq., of Holton Park, co. Lincoln,
and grand-dau. of the late Rev. John Parkinson,
Rector of Healing and Wold Newton, co. Lincoln.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln
(High Sheriff 1855); appointed Chairman of the
Caistor Board of Guardians 1836. This family took
its name from the town and lordship of Schypwyc
or Skipwic, in Yorkshire, and the name was written
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variously Slsipwitli and Skipworth. — INFoorton
House, South Kelsey, near Caistor, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son George Borman (Barrister-at-Law,
of Middle Temple), b. 1820.
SKEIWE, Henry Duncan, Esq. (of Warleigh.
Manor).
Eldest .=on of the late Henry Skrine, Esq., of
Stubbings, Berks, and Warleigh, Somerset, by
Caroline Anne, dau. of the Rev. Benjamin Spry,
Canon of Salisbury and Vicar of Bedniinster ;
6. 1815 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1843 Susanna Caroline, dau.
■ of William Mills, Esq., of Saxham Hall, Suffolk.
Educated at Wadham Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1837,
M.A. 1842) ; is a Magistrate for Somerset. This
family have been in possession of Warleigh since
1634, and are supposed to have come over with
Philip II. of Spain. — Warleigh Manor, near Bath,
Somerset ; Athenfeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his .son Henry Mills, h. 1844.
SLADE, Sir Frederic WUliam, Bart., Q.C. (cr.
1831).
Third son of the late General Sir John Slade, Bart.,
G.C.H., by his 1st wife Anne Eliza, dau. of J.
Dawson, Esq. ; h. 1803 ; s. 1859 ; m. 18— Barbara
Maria, dau. of the late C. B. Mostyn, Esq., and
.sister of Lord Vaux of Harrowden. Educated at
Westminster and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1824) ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1830, and went the Western Circuit ; became a
Q.C. in 1852 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Somerset ; Lieutenant-Colonel of W. Somerset
Yeomanry, and Bencher of the Middle Temple. —
Maunsell Grange, near North Petherton, Somerset ;
Union Club, S.W. ; 18, Lowndes Square, S.W.
HeirPres., his brother Marcus, b. 1803 ; m. 1842
Charlotte, dau. of the Hon. Andrew Ramsay ; is
a Major-General in the Army, and Lieutenant-
Governor of Guernsey.
SLADE, Sir Adolphus, K.C.B. (cr. 1858).
Fifth son of the late General Sir John Slade, Bart.,
by Anna Eliza, dau. of J. Dawson, Esq. ; b. 1807 ;
is an Admiral in the Turkish service. — Montys
Court, near Taunton, Somerset.
SLANEY", Robert Aglionby, Esq. (of Walford
Manor).
Eldest son of the late Robert Slaney, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Thomas Mason, Esq., of Shrewsbury ;
b. 1791; .1. 1834; m. 1st 1812 Elizabeth, only
child of W. H. Muckleson, Esq., M.D. ; 2nd 1854
Catherine, dau. of — Buckston, Esq., and widow of
G. Archer, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1817 ;
was a Commissioner on the Health of Towns
1843-6 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Salop (High SherifiF 1854) ; was M.P. for Shrews-
bury 1826-35, 1837-41, 1847-52, and since 1857.
This family is settled at Hatton Hall, Shifnal,
Shropshire, where they have been resident many
years. — Walford Manor, near Shrewsbury ; Athe-
naeum, Brookes', and University Clubs, S.W. ;
5, Bolton Row, W.
Heirs, his daughters, Elizabeth Frances, m, 1837
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T. C. Eyton, Esq., of Eyton, Shropshire; Mary,
VI. 1839 W. W. E. Wynne, Esq., M.P., of Peniarth ;
and Frances, m. 1845 Captain W. Kenyon.
SLATER, James Henry, Esq., F.G.S., F.H.S.,
&c. (of Newick Park).
Only sou of the late Gilbert Slater, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Philip Jackson, Esq., of Rainton
Hall, Durham ; 6. 1793 ; m. 1817 Cecil, dau. of
Francis Saunderson, Esq., of Castle Saunderson, co.
Cavan. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1811) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Sussex (High Sheriff 1827). This family f.,rnierly
spelt their name Sclater, and seem to have originated
from Slaughter, co. Gloucester, temp. King John,
where a family of this name flourished as Lnrds of
the Manor for upwards of 300 years. — Newick
Park, near Uckfield, Sussex ; Athenseum Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son James Henry, b. 1819 ; '/». 1846
Louisa Catherine, 2nd dau. of Robert Fowler, Esq.,
of Rahinstown, co. Meath.
SLATOR.
(See Wilson-Slator.)
SLEIGH, Sir James ^Wallace, K.C.B. (cr. 1856;.
Son of the late — Sleigh, Esq. ; b. 1779 ; m. 1831
Eliza, dau. of Colonel J. Sullivan, C.B. Educated
at Winchester ; entered the Army in 1795 : served
in Flanders, Holland, the Peninsula, and at Water-
loo ; served with the 11th Dragoons in India 1819-
26, and was afterwards Military Secretary to the
late Lord W. Benlinck, when Governor-General
of India ; is a General in the Army and Colonel of
the 9th Lancers. — Kidbrook, near Tunbridge Wells;
United Service Club, S.W.
SLIGO (Marquis of), George John Browne
(cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the second Marquis, by Hester, dau.
of 13th Earl of Clanricarde ; b. 1820; s. 1845;
VI. 1st 1847 Louisa Ellen Augusta, dau. of 5th Vis-
count Strangford (she d. 1852) ; 2nd 1858 Julia,
dau. of A. Nugent, Esq., of Pallas, co. Galway
(she cl. 1859). Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Sligo and Colonel S. Mayo
Militia ; sits in the House of Lords as Lord Mount-
eagle, U.K. {cr. 1806). Is descended from a com-
mon ancestor with the Earl of Kenmare and Lords
Kilmaine and Oranmore. — Westport House, co.
IMayo ; 2, Mansfield Street, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother John Thomas, b. 1824 ;
entered the Navy 1837 ; became Lieutenant R.N.
1846 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Mayo ; has been M.P. for co. Mayo since 1857.
SLIGO.
(See Smith- Slirjo.)
SLINGSBY, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1635).
Only son of the late Charles Slingsby, Esq., by
Emma Margaret, dau. of T. Atkinson, Esq.,- and
nephew of the late Sir Thomas Slingsby, Bart. ;
i. 1824 ; s. as 10th Bart. 1835. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire ;
was formerly Lieutenant Royal Horse-guards ;
represents the ancient families of Scriven and
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Slingsby, wliich wore united by the marriage, in
1357, of Johanna de Scriven with William de
Slingsby. — Scriven Hall, near Knaresborough,
Yorkshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
SMALL-KEIE,
(See Keir.)
SMABT, Sir George Thomas, Knt. (cr. 1811).
Son of the late G. Smart, Esq. ; h. 1776; m. 1832
Frances Margaret, daii. of the Eev. C. S. Hope ;
is Organist of the Chapel Royal, St. James's. —
St. Ann's Hill, near Cher tsey, Surrey; 91, Great
Portland Street, W.
SMSTHTJHST, Augustus WiUiam, Elsq. (of
Eookwood).
Third son of the late Kichard Smethurst, Esq. (who
was a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire),
by Anne, dan. of Thomas Mellor, Esq., of Chorley;
h. ISSO. Is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster, was
formerly Captain in the 4th Eoyal Lancashire
Militia. — Rookwood, near Chorley, Lancashire.
SMETHITKST, Richard, Esq. (of Hartwood).
Eldest son of the late Eichard Smethurst, Esq.,
J. P. and D.L. for Lancashire, by Anne, dau. of
Thomas Mellor, Esq., of Chorley ; b. 1821 ; ,9. 1857 ;
m. 1853 Emily Jane, dau. of Joseph Holdsworth,
J.P. and D.L. for the W. Eiding of York, and
formerly M.P. for Wakefield. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Hartwood, near
Chorley, Lancashire ; Eeform Club, S.W.
SMIJTH, Sir -WUliam Bowyer, Bart. (er.
1661).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edward Eowyer Smijth,
Bart., by Letitia Cicely, dau. of John Weyland,
Esq., of Woodeaton, Oxon ; i. 1814 ; s. as 11th
Bart. 1850 ; /;;-. 1839 Marianne Francos, dau. of
Sir Henry Meux, Bart. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1835) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and Patron o"f 5
livings ; was M.P. for S. Essex 1852-7.— Hill Hall,
near Harlow, Essex ; The Hall, Attleburgh, Nor-
folk ; 1, Regent Street, S.W.
Heir, his son William, h. 1841.
SMIJTH, Dowager Lady Bowyer (of Attle-
bvirgh Hall).
Letitia Cicely, dau. of John Weyland, Esq., of
Woodeaton, Oxon ; m. 1813 Sir E. Bowyer Smijth,
Bart., who d. 1850.— Attleburgh Hall, Norfolk.
SMIBKE, Su' Robert, Knt. (cr.l832).
Eldest son of the late R. Smirke, Esq., E.A. ;
h. 1780; m. 1819 Laura, dau. of the Eev. A.'
Freston. Late Architect to the Board of Public
Works and Buildings. — Cheltenham.
SMITH, Sir John James, Bart. (cr. 1774).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Wyldbore Smith,
Bart., by Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Eev. James
Marriott, D.C.L., of Horsemonden, Kent; h. 1800;
s. as 3rd Bart. 1852 ; m. 1828 France?, eldest dau.
of John Frederick Pinney, Esq., of Somerton
Erleigh, Somerset. Educated at Winchester and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Dorset ; was formerly Colonel of the
Dorset Militia. — Down House, near Blandford,
Dorset ; 30, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir Pres., his brother William, Rector of Horse-
monden, Kent ; h. 1801 ; m. 1st 1825 Julia Eliza-
beth, dau. of Thomas Law Hodges, Esq., of
Hemsted, Kent ; 2nd 1844 Frances, dau. of Eobert
Eadclyffe, Esq., of Foxdenton Hall, co. Lancaster;
has assumed the additional name of Marriott.
SMITH, Sir 'WiUiam Cusac, Bart. (cr. 1799).
Eldest son of the late Sir Michael Cusac Smith,
Bart., by Eliza, dau. of G. Moore, Esq. ; h. 1822 ;
s. as 4th Bart. 1859 ; was formerly an Officer in
the Eoyal Wurtemburg Lancers. — Leybourne, near
Maidstone, Kent.
Heir Prcs., his uncle Right Hon. Thomas B. C,
Smith (whom see).
SMITH, Sir Charles Cuniiffe, Bart. (cr. 1804).
Only son of the late Sir Charles Joshua Smith,
Bart., by his 2nd wife Mary, dau. of William Gos-
ling, Esq., of Roehampton, Surrey ; h. 1827 ; s. as
3rd Bart. 1848 ; m. 1855 Agnes Frederica, dau. of
Capel Cure, Esq., of Blake Hall, Essex. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cand^ridge ; is a
Magistrate .and Dep. Lieut, for Essex (High Sheriff
1852).— Suttons, near Romford, Essex ; 51, Gros-
venor Street, W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Spencer, l>. 1806 ; m. 1835
Frances Anne, 3rd dau. of the late Admiral Sir
Michael Seymour, Bart., K.C.B.
SMITH, Sir "WiUiam, Bart. (cr. 1809).
Eldest son of the late Sir Christopher Sydney
Smith, Bart., by Mary, dau. of Rev. R. Foley ;
h. 1823 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1839 ; m. 1843 Susan, dau.
of Sir William George Parker, Bart. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. AVorcester. and a Captain in the Wor-
cestershire Yeomanry Cavalry. — Eardiston, near
Tenbury, Worcestershire.
Heir, his son Christopher Sydney Winwood,
Ik 1S46.
SMITH, Sir Lionel Eldred, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir
Lionel Smith, Bart., by Isabella Curwen, dau.
of Edward Curwen Pottinger, Esq., of Mount
Pottinger ; h. 1833 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1842 ; m. 1854
Fanny, dau. of Thomas Pottinger, Esq., of Mount
Pottinger, co. Down. Educated at Eton ; ia Lieu-
tenant 71st foot.
Heir, his son, h. 1857.
SMITH, Sir Harry George Wakelyn, Bart.,
G.C.B. (cr. 1846).
Eldest son of the late John Smith, Esq., of Whit-
tlesea, by the dau. of the Rev. George Moore, Minor
Canon of Peterborough ; b. 1788 ; m. 1814 Donna
Suana de los Dolores de Leon, of Badajos. A Lieu-
tenant-General in the Army, and a Colonel-Com-
mander in the Rifle Brigade ; is General of the
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Northern District ; was Governor of the Cape of
Good Hope 1847-52 ; raised to the Baronetcy
for his services in the Affghanistan campaign, at
Moodkee, Sobraon, and Eerozeshah. — Barracks,
Manchester ; United Service Club, S.W.
SMITH, Sir Andrew, K.C.B., M.D., F.E.S.
Son of the late Mr. T. Smith, of Heron Hall, co.
Roxburgh; h. 1797; m. 1840 Ellen, dau. of 11.
Phillips, Esq., of Wicklow. Educated at Edin-
burgh, where he graduated 1819 ; is Honorary
Eellow of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons
, of Glasgow 185.5, of the College of Surgeons of
Edinburgh 1856, of the Medico-Chirurgical Society
of Aberdeen 1855, and M.D., honoris causa, of
Trinity Coll., Dublin, 1856 ; is author of " Illus-
trations of the Zoology of South Africa," " Origin
and History of the Bushmen," "Zoology of South
Africa," "History of Secondary Small-Pox," &c. ;
was Director-General of the Army Medical Depart-
ment 1851-8.— Athenaeum Club, S.W. ; 51,Thurloe
Square, S.W.
SMITH, Sir Francis William, Knt., M.D. (cr.
1837).
h. 17— ; graduated M.D. at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
is Physician to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. —
25, Lower Bagot Street, Dublin.
SMITH, Sir John Mark Frederick, Knt., K.H.
(cr. 1832).
Son of the late Major-General Sir J. F. S. Smith,
K.C.H., and brother of L. V. Vernon, Esq., of
Ardington, Berks ; b. 1792 ; m. 1813 Harriet, dau.
of T. Home, Esq. Is a Major-General in the Army,
and Colonel commanding the Royal Engineers at
Aldershot ; late Inspector of Railways ; served in
Sicily 1807-12; was M.P. for Chatham 1852-3;
re-elected 1857 and 1859; author of a translation
of Marmont's "Present State of the Turkish
Empire." — Buckland House, near Dover ; United
Service Club, S.W. ; 9, Hyde-Park Square, W.
SMITH, Lady.
Mary, dau. of John Tylee, Esq. ; m. 1803 Sir
David W^illiam Smith, Bart., who d. in 1837. —
29, Oxford Square, ^Y.
SMITH, Lady (of Pendyffryn) .
Matilda Caroline, dau. of R. Croft, Esq. ; m. 1852
(as 2nd wife) Lieutenant-General Sir C. F. Smith,
K.C.B., who d. 1858. — Pendyffryn, near Conway,
North Wales ; 5, Onslow Square, S.W.
SMITH, Abel, Esq. (ofWoodhaU Park).
Eldest son of the late Abel Smith, Esq. (many
years M.P. for Herts), by his 2nd wife Frances
Ann, dau. of the late Sir H. Calvert, Bart., and
nephew of 1st Lord Carington ; b. 1829 ; s. 1858 ;
m. 1853 Susan Emma, dau. of 3rd Earl of Chi-
chester. Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Herts ; was M.P.
for Herts 1852-7, re-chosen 1859. Represents a
younger branch of Lord Carington 's family. — Wood-
hall Park, near Ware, Herts ; Travellers' and Carl-
ton Clubs, S.W. ; 35, Chesham Place, S.W,
Heir, bis son Abel, b. 1855.
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SMITH, Abraham, Esq.. (of Treasbear).
Eldest son of the late Abraham Smith, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of John Barnes, Esq., of East Anstey ;
b. 1811 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1842 Harriet Mary Collyns,
dau. of the Rev. C. E. Walkey. Educated at
Ottery St. Mary ; was for many years a Captain
in the Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry Cavalry. —
Treasbear, near Exeter, Devon.
SMITH, Augusttis, Esq. (of Tresco Abbey).
Eldest son of the late James Smith, Esq., of Ash-
lyne Hall, Herts, by his 2nd wife Mary Isabella,
dau. of Augustus Pechell, Esq. ; b. 1804 ; s. 1843.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate for Herts, Bucks, and Cornwall, and
a Dep. Lieut, for Herts ; has been M.P. for Trui-o
since 1857. This family is originally from Titheby
and Cropwell-Boteler, Notts, and more recently
from Nottingham, where a bank, one of the oldest
in the kingdom, is still conducted by one of its
branches. — Tresco Abbey, Isles of Scilly, Corn-
wall ; Reform, Brookes', and Athenceum Clubs,
S.W. ; 1, Eaton Square, S.W.
SMITH, Charles Hervey, Esq. (of Aspley, Beds).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Charles
Hervey Smith, of Aspley House, by Frances, dau.
of Shallot Dale, Esq., of Newcastle ; b. 1813 ;
s. 1857. Educated at Winchester and Exeter Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Bedfordshire, and
a Property-Tax Commissioner ; was formerly Cap-
tain Beds Light Infantry Militia. — Aspley House,
near Woburn, Beds.
Heir, his brother Villiers, in Holy Orders ; b. 1823 ;
m. 1851 Caroline Constantia, youngest dau. of the
late Benjamin Holloway, Esq., of Lee Place, near
Charlbury, Oxon.
SMITH, Edmund, Esq. (of ITorth Ferriby).
Son of the late George Smith, Esq., M.P. (who
was a brother of the 1st Lord Carington), by Frances
Mary, dau. of Sir John Parker Mosley, Bart., of
RoUeston Hall, co. Stafford; b. 1809 ; m. 1836
Hester, dau. of the late Charles May Lushington,
Esq. Educated at the Charterhouse and Hailey-
bury Coll. ; is a Magistrate for the E. Riding of
Yorkshire, and for the borough of Kingston-upon-
Hull ; was formerly in the E.I. Co.'s Civil service
at Madras. — North Ferriby, near Brough, York-
shire ; Union Club, S.W.
SMITH, Edward Taylor, Esq. (of Colpike Hallj.
Second son of the late Edward Taylor, Esq., of
Sunnyside Park, by Ann, only dau. of George
Garry, Esq., of Newbiggin, co. Durham; 6. 1803;
m,. 1829 Anne, only dau. of Isaac Nicholson, Esq.,
of Penrith, Cumberland. — Colpike Hall, Lanchester,
near Durham.
Heir, his son George Garry, b. 1835.
SMITH, Ferdinando Dudley Lea, Esq. (of Hales-
ow^en Grange).
Eldest son of the late Ferdinando Smith, Esq., by
his 2nd wife Elizabeth, 4th dau. of Michael Graze-
brook, Esq., of Andnam ; b. 1834 ; s. 1841. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; called to the
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Bar at the Inner Temple 1858 ; is a Magistrate for
COS. Worcester and Stafford, a Dep. Lieut, for co.
\Vorcester, and Captain (Jueen's Own Worcester-
shire Yeomanry. This family is descended from
Lea, Lord Dudley, which title is in abeyance, and
i.s claimed by the present representative. — Hales-
owen Grange, co. Salop; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W.
Jlriv Pns, his brother William Lea, h. 1836.
SMITH, Froclerick, Esq. (of Sandfield Lodge).
Secontl son of liicliard Smith, Esq., by Elizabeth,
dau. of S. Fereday, Esq., late of Ettingshall Park ;
I). 1824. liducated at Rugby and St. John's Coll.,
Oxford, of which he is a Fellow (B.A. 1845, M.A.
1850) ; called to the Bar at Middle Temple 1846 ;
received a commission in the Worcestershire Y^eo-
manry 1847 ; is a Magistrate for co. Stafford.
— Sandfield Lodge, Wordsley, near Kingswinford,
Staffordshire.
SMITH, George Kobert, Esq. (of Selsdon
House).
Eldest son of the late George Smith, Esq., by
Frances Mary, dau. of the late Sir J. P. Mosley,
Bart., of Eollestone Hall, and nephew of the 1st
Lord Carington ; b. 1793 ; s. 1836 ; in. 1818 Jane,
eldest dau. of John Maberly, Esq., M.P. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Surrey (High Sheriff 1852) ; was M.P. for Mid-
hurst 1830-2; for Wycombe 1839-41. — Selsdon
House, near Croydon, Surrey ; Eelugas, near
Forres, Morayshire, N.B. ; Travellers' and Brookes'
Club.s, S.W. ; 73, Eaton Square, S.W.
J/eir, his son Ernald Mosley, h. 1839.
SMITH, George Thomas Cleather, Esq. ( of
Spamount).
Second son of the late John Smith, Esq., of Devon-
port, by Charlotte, dau. of the late John Pridham,
Esq., of Plymouth ; b. 1815 ; m. 1849 Mary Anna,
5th dau. of the Eev. Joseph Welsh, Rector of Kil-
laghtee, co. Donegal. Entered H.M.'s Navy as
Volunteer 1st class 1828 ; became Commander
1857 ; is a Magistrate for co. Donegal. — Spamount,
nearDunkineely, co. Donegal.
SMITH, Henry, Esq. (of EUingham Hall).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel John
Smith, H.E.I. Co.'s service, by JNIaria, dau. of the
late James Lockhart, Esq., of Sherfield House,
Hants ; b. 1834 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1857 Amelia Harriet!
dau. of Colonel Greene, Bengal Engineers. Edu-
cated at Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridcre
(B.A. 1857); called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1859 ; is a INIagistrate for Norfolk.— EUingham
Hall, near Bungay, Norfolk.
I/eir, his son Henry, b. 1859.
SMITH, James, Esq., F.K.S. (of Jordan Hill).
Eldest sou of the late A. Smith, Esq., by I.-^abella
dau. of W. Ewing, Esq. ; b. 1782; s. 1821 ; m. 1809
]\Iary, dau. of A. Wilson, Esq. Educated at Glasgow
University ; is a IMagistrate for co. Renfrew ; was
formerly Captain Renfrewshire ]\Iilit,ia : is author
of '' The Voyage and Shipwreck of St. Paul,"
"Dissertation on the Origin of the Gospels," and
various communications to the Geological and
other scientific societies. — Jordan Hill, near Glas-
gow ; Athenwum Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou Archibald, b. 1813 ; m. 1853 Susan!
Emma, dau. of Vice-Chancellor Sir James Parker,
of Rothley Temple, co. Leicester.
SMITH, John Abel, Esq. (of Peperharrovr).
Son of John Smith, Esq. (who was M.P. for Bucks
1831-4), and a cousin of the 2nd Lord Carington ;
b. 1802 ; m. 1827 Anne, dau. of Sir S. C. Jervoise, ;
Bart, (she d. 1858). Educated at Christ's Coll., i
Cambridge (B.A. 1824, M.A. 1827) ; is a Magis- ;
trate for Middlesex and Sussex, and an East-India
Proprietor; was M.P. for Midhurst 1830-1, and
for Chichester 1831-59. — Peperharrow Park, near
Godalming, Surrey ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 47, '
Belgrave Squai-e, S.W. |
SMITH, John Benjamin, Esq.
b. 18 — . A Manchester Merchant, retired ; Presi- |
dent of the Anti-Corn-Law League, and of the ■
Manchester Chamber of Commerce' 1839-41. Is a i
Magistrate for co. Chester ; has been M.P. for :
Stockport since 1852 ; was M.P. for Stirling 1847- !
52. — King's Ride, Ascot; Sunning Hill, Berks;
Reform Club, S.W.; 105, Westbourne Terrace, W. ,
SMITH, Hev. John James.
Fourth .son of the late Joseph Smith, Esq., of Short- i
grove, Essex, by Margaret, dau. of Joseph Cocks,
Esq., of Castleditch, co. Hereford; b. 1807;
m. 1849 Agnes Maria, 2nd dau. of Captain George
Mitford. Educated at Caius Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831), was Senior Fellow and
Tutor; ordained Deacon 1831, Priest 1839; ap-
pointed Vicar of Loddon 1849 ; is a Magistrate for
Norfolk. This family was formerly of Cotishall, in
Norfolk. — Loddon, Norfolk.
Heir, his son Ernest John Heriz, b. 1851.
SMITH, Rev. John William.
Third .son of William Grey, Esq., of Norton, co.
Durham, by Joanna, dau. and heiress of William
Scurfield, Esq., of Crimdon House, Hartlepool ;
b. 1811 ; s. and assumed the name and arms of
Smith only 1833: m. 1839 Mari.a, 4th dau. of the
late Lieutenant-Colonel Grey, of Norton. Edu-
cated at Durham and Jesus Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837) ; appointed Rector of
Dinsdale 1859 ; is a Magistrate for co. Durham.
This family is representative of Smith of Ryhope,
CO. Durham. — Dinsdale Rectory, near Darlington.
Heir, his son William Anthony Grey, b. 1849.
SMITH, Martin Tucker, Esq.
Son of the late John Smith, Esq. (who was M.P. for
Midhurst 1820-30, for Chichester 1830-1, and for
Bucks 1831-4), cousin of 2nd Lord Carington, and
brother of J. A. Smith, Esq. (whom see) ; b. 1808 ;
m. 1831 Louisa, dau. of the late Sir M. W. Ridley,
Bart., M.P. A Director of the East-India Com-
pany and a Commissioner of Lieutenancy for
London ; was M.P. for Midhurst 1831-2 ; has been
M.P. for Wycombe since 1847. — 13, Upper Bel-
grave Street, S.W.
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SMITH, Montague Edward, Esq., Q.C.
Eldest son of the late Thomas Smith, Esq., of
Bideford, Devon ; h. 1809. Educated at the
Grammar-school, Bidcfoid ; called to the Bar at
Gray's Inn, Michaelmas Term 1835 ; apjiointcd
Queen's Counsel 1853 ; is a Bencher of the Middle
Temple; elected RI.P. for Truro 1859. — Athe-
DKum, Carlton, and Windham Clubs, S.W. ; 119,
Park Street, Grosveuor Square, W. ; 3, Paper
Buildings, Temple, E.G.
SMITH, Rev. Philip (of Clierrymount).
; Eldest son of tlie late Philip Smith, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of SamuL'l Plummet, Esq. ; h. 1796 ; .^;. 1811 ;
m. 1825 Isabella, dau. of George Sandy, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate forco. Cavan. — Cherrymount, Moynalty,
CO. Cavan.
Ileiv, his son Edward John, h. 1837.
SMITH, Richard Bryan, Esq., F.S.A. (of Ly-
diate).
Only son of the late Bryan Smith, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Philip Kewley, Esq.; h. 1793 ; s. 1831 ;
m. 1824 Marianne, 2nd dau. of William Egerton
Jeffreys, Esq., of Caton Plilj, co. Salop. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, a Fellow
of the Eoyal Society of Literature of London, and
of the Boyal Society of Northern Antiquaries of
Copenhagen, and a Life-Member of the British
Association for the Advancement of Science ; was
formerly His Majesty's Hanoverian Consul for
Liverpool. This family was formerly settled in
Cumberland. — Pygons House, Lydiate, near Orms-
kirk, Lancashire ; Tilly Park, Salop.
Heir, his dau. Mary Emma.
SMITH, Samuel George, Esq., Jun.
Eldest son of Samuel George Smith, Esq. (cousin
of 2nd Lord Carington), by Eugenia, dau. of Rev.
P. Chatfield, IjL.D., Yicar of Chatteris, co. Cam-
bridge ; h. 1822. Educated at Rugby and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1844) ; is a Magistrate for
Herts ; elected M.P. for Aylesbury 1859. — Sa-
combe Park, near W^are, Herts ; Carlton and
Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 68, St. James's Street,
S.W.
SMITH, Right Hon. Thomas Berry Cusack.
Second son of the late Sir W. Cusack Smith, Bart.
(some time a Baron of the Irish E.xchequer), by
Hester, eldest dau. of Thomas Berry, Esq., of
Eglish Castle, King's co., and heir pres. to his
nephew SirW. C. Smith, Bart, (whom see); Z*. 1797;
VI. 1827 Louisa, dau. of J. H. Smith Barry, Esq.,
of Marbury Hall, co. Chester ; and of Foaty, co.
Cork. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called
to the Irish Bar 1819 ; appointed a King's Counsel
1830, Solicitor-General for Ireland Sept. 1842,
Attorney-General Nov. 1842, a Bencher of King's
Inns 1843, Master of the RoUs in Ireland 1846 ; was
M.P. for Ripon 1843-6. This family was formerly
from Yorkshire. — 8, Merrion Square, Dublin ;
St. James's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Robert Cusack ; m. Mary
Blanche, dau. of the late J. Chisenhale, Esq., of
Arley, co. Lancaster.
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SMITH, Rev. William.
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Samuel
Smith, D.D., Dean of Ch. Ch., 0.xford, and Pre-
bendary of Durham, by Anne, dau. of William
Barnett, Esq., of Arcadia, Jamaica ; b. 1812 ;
A'. 1841 ; m. 1851 Constance Margaret, 2nd dau.
of William Rose Rose, Esq., of Wolston Heath,
CO. ^A'ar\vick. Educated at Westminster and Ch.
Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1839) ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Cambridge. — Dry Drayton, near
Cambridge.
SMITH, Wilham Charles-, Esq. (of Shortgrove,
Essex).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Smith, Esq., who
was for many years I'rivate Secretary and confi-
dential friend of the Right Hon. W. Pitt, by Mar-
garet, dau. and co-heir of Joseph C'ocks, Esq., a
younger brother of Charles, 1st Loid Somers ;
b. 1801 ; s. 1822. Educated at Harrow and St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex. —
Shortgrove, Newport, near Bishop's Stortford ;
Carlton and University Clubs, S.W.
SMITH-BARRY, Arthur Hugh, Esq. (of Mar-
bury Hall).
Eldest son of the late James Hugh Smith-Bany,
Esq., by Eliza, dau. of Shallcross Jacson, Esq., of
Newton Bank, co. Chester; b. 1843; s. 1857.
Educated at Eton. — Marbury Hall, Northwicli,
Cheshire ; Fota Island, near Cork.
SMITH-BARRY, Mrs. (of Marbm-y HaU).
Eliza, dau. of the late Shallcross Jficson, Esq. (Clap-
tain 3rd Light Dragoons), of Newton Bank,
Cheshire, by Frances, eldest dau. of the Rev. Joseph
Cook; m. 1841 James Hugh Smith-Barry, Esq.
(who d. 1856). — Marbury Hall, near Northwich,
Cheshire.
SMITH-MARRIOTT, Rev. "William Marriott.
Second son of the late Sir John W. Smith, Bart.,
of the Down House, Dorset, by Elizabeth Anna,
dau. aTid co-heiress of the Rev. Dr. INIarriott, of
Horsmonden, Kent; b. 1801 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1st 1825
Julia Ebzabeth, 4th dau. of the late Thomas Law
Hodges, Esq., M.P., of Hemsted, Kent ; 2nd 18—
Frances, 3rd dau. of Robert Radclyffe, Esq., of
Fexcleuten, co. Lancaster. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1830) ; ap-
pointed Rector of Horsmonden 1825 ; is a Magis-
trate for Kent. The family of Mai-riott was for-
merly resident at Hampton, co. Middlesex, ami
held office in Hampton-Court Palace under James I.
■ — Horsmonden Rectory, near Staplehurst, Kent.
Ileiv, his son William Henry, b. 1826.
SMITH-NEILL.
(See Ncill.)
(of
SMITH-SLIGO, Archibald Vincent, Esq
Inzievar).
Son of James Smith, Esq., by Catharine, dau. of
the late Lieutenant MacKenzie ; b. 1815; in. 1st
1846 Emily Jane, dau. of Herbert Foley, Esq., of
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Haver
dau
ji-fordwest (she (?. 1S35) ; 2nd 1S59 Margaret,
of (leorge .Sligo, Esq., of Seacliffe, widow of
Major Sir W. C. Harris, Hon. E.I.Co.'s service.—
Inzievar, near Dunfermline, Fifeshire, N.B.
SMOLLETT, Alexander, Esq. (of Cameron
House).
Eldest .son of the late Rear-Adiniral John Rouett
Smollett, by his 2nd wife Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of
the Hon. Patrick Boyle, of Shewalton, co. Ayr ;
h. 1801 ; s. 1842. Educated at the High School
and University of Edinburgh ; called to the Scot-
tish Bar 1825 ; is a Member of the Faculty of
Advocates, Edinburgh, and a Magistrate for co.
Dumbarton ; was M.P, for that county 1841-59. —
Cameron House, near Ale.Kandria, Dumbarton-
shire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
7/e/r Pres., his brother Patrick Boyle, M.P. for
CO. Dumbarton ; h. 1805 ; educated at Edinburgh
and Ilaileybury Coll. ; was formerly in the E.I.
Co.'s Civil service, at Madras ; retired 1858.
SMYTH, Sir John Henry GreviUe, Bart, (of
Ashton Court), (cr. 1850).
Only surviving son of the late Thomas Upton,
Esq., of lugmire Hall, Westmoreland, by Eliza,
dau. of the late Benjamin Way, Esq., of Denhani
Place, Bucks; 6. 1836; s. his grandmother, Mrs.
Florence Upton. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Somerset ; elected
High Sheriff of Bristol 1 856, but refused to serve.
This family was twice formerly raised to a Baro-
netcy, which has twice become extinct ; viz. in
1661 and in 17G3. — Ashton Court, near Bristol ;
Windham Club, S.W.
Heirs, his sisters Eliza Frances and Florence
Anne. (See Cottrcll- Dormer.)
SMYTH, Hon. Mrs. Moore- (of Ballynatray).
Only child of the late Ivichard Smyth, Esq. (J. P.
and D.L. for co. Waterford), by Harriet, dau. of
3rd Viscount Doneraile; .s. 1858; m. 1848 Hon.
Charles William Moore, 2ud son of the Earl of
Mountcashell, who has assumed the additional
name of Smyth. He is a Magistrate for cos. Cork
and Waterford. — Ballynatray, near Youghal, co.
Waterford.
Heirs, her daus. Harriette Gertrude Isabella,
Helena Anna M^y, and Charlotte Adelaide Louisa
lliversdale.
SMYTH, Bev. Hugh Blagg.
Youngest son of Edward Smyth, Esq., of The
Fence, Macclesfield, by Sarah, only dau. of the
late Thomas Pickford, Esq., of Poynton, co. Ches-
ter ; h. 1823; rii. 1847 Jane Ewart, 2nd dau. of
Wilii.am Gott, Esq., of Wyther, Leeds. Educated
at Eepton and Jesus Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1845,
M.A. 1849) ; appointed Vicar of Houghton Regis
1856; was formerly Incumbent of Thornes, near
Wakefield ; is a Magistrate for Beds. — Houghton
Regis, near Dunstable, Beds.
Heir, his son Hugo William Nairne Scott, h.
1858.
SMYTH, Colonel John George (of Heath HaU).
Eldest son of the late John Henry Smyth, Esq.,
M.P., of Heath Hall, and grandson of the 4th
Duke of Grafton; h. 1815; m. 1837 Diana, dau.
of the 3rd Lord Macdonald. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, and
Colonel of the 2nd West York Militia ; has been
M.P. for York since 1847. — Heath Hall, near
Wakefield, Yorkshire; 17, Lowndes Square, S.W.
SMYTH, Ralph, Esq. (of Newtown). :
Eldest son of the late Ralph Smyth, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of George Schoales, Esq., of Drogheda ;
h. 1800 ; s. 18— ; m. 1830 Anna, dau. of the Rev.
Charles Crawford, Vicar of St. INIary's, Drogheda.
Educated at Eton; is a Magistrate for co. Louth.
This family is descended from the Smyths of Bar-
bavilla, co. Westmeath. — Newtown House, near
Drogheda, co. Louth.
Heir, his son Ralph, h. 1831 ; m. 1857 Mary
Henrietta, d.au. of Henry Smith, Esq., of Annes-
brook, CO. Meath.
SMYTH, Robert, Esq. (of Driuaicree).
Eldest son of the late William Smyth, Esq., some
time M.P. for Westmeath, by his 1st wife Maria,
dau. of Mark Synnot, Esq., of Wexfoi-d ; h. 1777 ;
s. 1827; w. 1835 Elizabeth, dau. of James Clunes,
Esq., and widow of Major Snodgrass. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Westmeath (High Sheriff 1823) ; was
ISI.P. for CO. Westmeath 1820-30. This family
settled in Ireland A.D. 1630, from Rossdale Abbey,
CO. York. — Drumcree House, near Killucan, co.
Westmeath ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin,
Heir, his dau. Alicia.
SMYTH, Robert, Esq. (of Gaybrook).
Second son of tlie late Ralph Smyth, Esq., by his
2nd wife Hannah Maria, dau. of Sir Robert Staples,
Bart. ; h. 1801 ; s. his brother 1827 ; m. 1830 Hen-
rietta Frances, youngest dau. of the late Most Rev.
N. Alexander, D.D., Bishop of Meath. Appointed
Cornet 7th Hussars 1819 ; was formerly Captain
24th regiment ; is a Magisti-ate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Westmeath ; High Sheriff of co. Westmeath 1831,
of CO. Antrim 1852. This family was formerly of
Rossdale Abbey, Yorkshire. — Gaybrook, nearMul-
lingai-, CO. Westmeath ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin.
Jleir, his son Ralph, late Captain 17th foot, h.
1831.
SMYTH, Robert Ralph, Esq. (of Portlick Castle).
Eldest son of the late Robert Smyth, Esq., by Fri-
deswide, dau. of Thomas Ahmuty, Esq., of Bath ;
h. 1815 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1858 Sarah Maria, 2nd dau.
of Montgomerie Martin, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and a Grand Juror
for CO. Westmeath. — Portlick Castle, near Glasson,
CO. AVestmeath.
SMYTH, Rev. Thomas (of BaUynegall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Hutchinson Smyth,
Esq., of Benison Lodge, co. Westmeath, by Abi-
gail, dau. of John Hamilton, Esq., of BallyalloUy,
CO. Down; h. 1796; s. 1830; m. 1832 Mary Anne,
dau. of Adam Tate Gibbons, Esq. Educated at
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Trinity Coll., Dublia (B.A. 1817) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Westmeatlj. — Ballynegall, near Mullingar,
CO. Westineatli.
Heir, his son Thomas James, h. 1833.
SMYTH, Thomas James, Esq. (of Ballynegall).
Eldest son of the Eev. Tliomas Smytli, by Mary
Anne, dau. of Tate Gibbons, Esq. ; h. 1833 ; s. to
the Ballynegall estates on the decease of J. W. M.
Berry, Esq., 1855. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1854) ; is a Magistrate for co. West-
meath (High Sherifif 1858). This family was for-
merly settled in Yorkshire, but moved to Ireland
1641, and subsequently acquired the large estates
in Westmeath, !^Ieath, Kildare, and King's Co.,
which the present representative holds. — Bally-
negall, near Mullingar, co. Westmeath ; Kildare-
Street Club, Dublin ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
HcirPres., his brother James Gibbons, Lieutenant
S9th regiment, h. 1837.
SMYTH, Rev. 'Wmiam.
Eldest son of the late Rev. W. Smyth, by Susannah,
dau. of Samuel Kay, Esq., of Worlingworth, Suf-
folk ; h. 1791 ; s. to the estates at South and North
Elkington, co. Lincoln, on the decease of Lord
Glastonbury in 1825, and to Annables, Herts, on
the decease of his father in 1837 ; m.. 1820 Mary,
dau. of Samuel Ray, Esq., of Tannington, Suffolk.
Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1813,
M.A. 1816) ; is a Magistrate for co. Lincoln ; was
foi'merly Vicar of N. and S. Elkington. This
family, as appears from the title-deeds, were pro-
prietors and residents in Elkington in the 13th,
14th, and 15th centuries ; at Annables, Herts, in
the 16th, 17th, and ISth centuries. — South Elking-
ton Hall, near Louth, Lincolnshire ; Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry, h. 1821 ; m. 1850
Sarah Ann, dau. of the late Rev. John Sargeaunt,
Rector of Stanwick, co. Northampton.
SMYTH, ■William Edward, Esq. (of Glananea).
Eldest son of the late Ralph Smyth, Esq., of Gla-
nanea, by Jane Alicia, dau. of T. W. Fitz-Gerald,
Esq., of Dublin; h. 1830; s. 1839. Educated at
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1851) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Westmeath. This family is a
junior branch of the Smyths of Drumcree. — Gla-
nanea, near Drumcree, co. Westmeath ; Kildare-
Street Club, Dublin.
SMYTH-PIGOTT, John Hugh "Wadham Pigott,
Esq. (of Brockley).
Eldest son of the late J. H. Smyth Pigott, Esq.,
by Ann, dau. of William Provis, Esq., of Brockley
Court, Somerset ; h. 1819 ; s. the Rev. Wadham
Pigott, his maternal uncle, and assumed by Royal
license, 1823, the surname and arms of Pigott ; in.
1857 Blanche Mary, 2nd dau. of Henry R. Arun-
dell, Esq., cousin of Lord Arundell of Wardour.
Educated in Germany and Paris ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset, and a Patron of 3
livings ; was formerly in the North Somerset Yeo-
manry Cavalry, and served in the French National
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Guard in 1848 in Paris ; was elected Commodore
of the Royal Harwich Yacht Club 1845. The family
of Pigott is of Norman extraction, and appears on
the Roll of Battle Abbey, having come over with
William the Conqueror, .and trace their pedigree
from Charlemngne.* — Brockley Court and Brockley
Hall, near Bristol ; The Grove, Vv^eston -super-
Mare ; Royal Yacht Squadron, R. T. Y. C. ; 44,
St. James's Street.
SMYTHE, Sir Charles • Frederick, Bart. (cr.
1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edward Joseph Smythe,
Bart., by Frances, dau. of the late Sir Edward
Bellew, Bart. ; h. 1819 ; s. as 7th Bart. 1856 ; m.
1855 Maria, dau. of 3rd Lord Camoys. Educated
at St. Gregory's Coll., Downside ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Salop, and Patron of 1 living.
— Acton-Burnel, near Shrewsbury; Wotton, near
Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire.
Heir, his son , b. 1857.
SMYTHE, Hon. Mrs.
Eleanor, 8th dau. of 17th Lord Stourton ; m. 1844
P. R. C. Smythe, Esq., who d. 1853. — Linton
Spring, near Wetherby, Yorkshire.
SMYTHE, Henry Matthew, Esq. (of New Park,
CO. Roscommon).
Second son of the late Ralph Smythe, Esq., of
Barbavilla, by Eliza, dau. and heiress of Matthew
Lyster, Esq., of New Park, co. Roscommon (High
SheriflF 1778) ; b. 1810 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1855 Maria,
2nd dau. of the late Robert Coote, Esq., Captain
18th Royal Irish Hus.sars, and niece of Sir C. H.
Coote, Bart. Educated in Winchester and at New
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1834) ; is a Magisti-ate for co.
Roscommon. This family is descended on the
female side from common ancestors with Lord
Ribblesdale. The Lysters came to Ireland A.D.
1560, and settled in the county of Roscommon,
where they obtained large grants ; the elder branch
removed to New Park a.d. 1700. — New Park,
near Athlone, Ireland ; Kildare-Street Club, Dub-
lin.
Heir, his dau. Margaret Altha Maria,
SMYTHE, Thomas, Esq. (of Hilton).
Eldest son of the late John Groome Smythe, Esq.,
by Anne, youngest dau. of Thomas Parke, Esq., of
Highfield House, co. Lancaster ; b. 1808 ; s. 1835 ;
m. 1857 Mary, only surviving child of Captain
(now Admiral) Deans. Educated at Shrewsbury
and Addiscombe Military Coll. ; appointed to the
Madras Engineers in 1827, and retired 1856, with
the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. This family is
supposed to have been settled at Hilton since the
Conquest ; but as the Court Rolls extend only
as far back as 1327, there is little documentary
* A grrand-daughter of Mrs. Coward, who was an heiress
of the More family, of the Priory, Taunton, was married to
John Pigott, Esq., of Brocliley : by this heiress the Pigotts
are descendants of Edward I., and of Sir Nicholas Wadham,
founder of Wadham College, Oxford.
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Smy]
luoof piicii- to th;it jieriod.— Hilton, near Biidge-
iioitli, CO. Saloj) ; East-Tndi.i Club, 8.W.
Jlcir Prcs., liis brother George, Commander
E.N. ; I. 1811 ; m. 1855 Georgiana, dau. of Dr.
AUardyce, of Cheltenham.
SMYTHE, William, Esq. (of Methven Castle).
Eldest surviving son of the late David Smythe,
Esq., by his 2nd wife Amelia Euphemia, only dau.
of Mungo Murray, Esq., of Lintrose ; h. 1803 ;
s. his half-brother 1847; m. 1st 1838 Margaret,
eldest dau. of James Walker, Esq., of Great George
Street, Westminster ; 2nd 1849 Emily, dau. of
General Sir John Oswnld, G.C.B., of Dunnikier.
Educated at Westminster and Cli. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1826, M.A. 1828); called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1829, and to the Scottish ISar 1836,
but has retired from practice ; appointed Secretary
to the Board of Supervision in Scotland 1845,
resigned in 1852 ; is a Magistrate, Dep. Lieut.,
and Convener of co. Perth. — Methven Castle, near
Perth, N.B. ; Athenanim Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son David IMurray, h. 1850.
SMYTHE, William Barlow, Esq. (of Barba-
villa).
Eldest son of the late Ralph Smy the, Esq., by Eliza,
dau. and heiress of Matthew Lyster, Esq., of New
Park; h. 1809; .5. 1815; m. 1837 Emily, dau. of
the late Earl of Rathdowne (cvf.). Educated at Win-
chester and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1830), admitted
ad eundcm at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Westmeath (High Sheriff
1832). This family is descended from a family
originally residing at Sneinton, or »Stainton, co.
Palatine of Durham, a branch of which settled
circa 1500 in Yorkshire, from which some of them
came to Ireland circa 1630, and became the ances-
tors of many of the families now called Smyth,
Smythe, and Smith ; among them those of Gay-
brook, Drumcree, Baliynegall, Barbavilla, Viscount
Gort, the late Sir Skeffington Smyth, &c. — Bar-
bavilla House, Collinstovi'n, co. Westmeath ; Sack-
ville-Street Club, Dublin ; Kildare-Street Club,
Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pves., his brother Henry ISfatthew, of New
Park, CO. Roscommon (whom see).
SMYTHE-OWEN, Edward WiUiam Smythe,
Esq. (of Condover Park).
Only son of the late Edward Pemberton, Esq., by
Anna Maria Enmia, eldest dau. of Nicholas Smythe,
Esq. ; h. 1793 ; s. his uncle, the late Nicholas Owen
Smythe-Owen, Esq., 1804, and assumed the name
of Owen 1814 ; m. Charlotte Maria, dau. of John
Edward Madocks, Esq., of Vron-iw, co. Denbigh,
by his second wife, the Hon. Elizabeth Craven. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop (High
Sheriff 1819). — Condover Park, near Shrewsbury.
Heir Pixs., his cousin Thomas Cholmondeley,
Esq.
SMYTHIES, John Kimiersley, Esq. (of Lynch
Court).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Robert Smythies,
of Lynch Court, co. Hereford ; h. 1808 ; m. 1835
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Kezia, dau. of Thomas Brown, Esq. Educated at
Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple 1836. — Lynch Court,
Herefordshire ; 27, Kensingtoa-Park Gardens, W,
SISTAGG-, Sir WiUiam, Knt. (cr. 1859).
h. 180-. Called to the Bar at the JNIiddle Temple
1829 ; is Chief Justice of Antigua and Montserrat ;
was formerly Attorney-General of Grenada. — An-
tigua, W. Indies.
SNEYD, Ralph, Esq. (of Keele HaU).
Eldest son of the late Walter Sneyd, Esq., by
Louisa, dau. of William, 1st Lord Bagot; b. 1793;
s. 1829. Educated at Eton and Ch.^Ch., Oxford ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford (High Sherift'lS44).
This family is found settled in Staffordshire temj).
Henry III. : they changed their name to De Tun-
stall, on marriage with the heiress of that house,
temp. Edward II., but resumed their own name
after three generations. — Keele Hall, near New-
castle-under-Lyne, Staffordshire.
SOAME, Sir Peter Buckworth-Herne-, Bart,
(cr. 1607).
Eldest son of the late Sir Buck worth Buckworth-
Herne-Soame, Bart., by Susan, dau. of — Simper-
ingham, Esq., of Cambridge ; b. 1783 ; s. as 7th
Bart. 1823 ; m. 1830 Mary, dau. of William Brad-
shaw, Esq. The 5th and 6th Barts. respectively
assumed the names of Heme and Soame in addition
to the family name of Buckworth. — Heydon Hall,
Essex.
Heir Prcs., his bi'other John, b. 1797.
SOLLY, James, Esq. (of Toll-End Hall).
Fifth .son of the late Hollis Solly, Esq., by Char-
lotte, dau. of John Harrison, Esq., of London ;
b. 1817; m. 1852 Caroline, 2nd dau. of Edward
Fordham, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Stafford.
— TollEnd Hall, Tipton, Staffordshire.
Ilcir, his son James Raymond, b. 1854.
SOLTAU, George William, Esq. (of Little
E£Ford).
Eldest son of the late George Soltau, Esq., by
Elizabeth Maria, dau. of William Symons, Esq.,
of Chaddlewood, Devon ; h. 1801 ; s. 1819 ; m. 1823
Frances Goddard, 2nd dau. of the Rev. Thomas
Culme, of Tothill, near Plymouth. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon.
— Little Eftbrd, near Plymouth, Devon.
Heir, his son George William Culme (whom
see).
SOLTALT-SYMOWS, George William Culme,
Esq. (of Chaddlewood).
Eldest son of George William Soltau, Esq., of Little
Efford, Devon (whom see) ; b. 1831 ; m. 1859 Adele
Isabella, 2nd dau. of Lord Graves. Educated at
Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Devon. Assumed by Royal
license, 1845, the surname of Symons, after his
paternal great-uncle, William Hales Symons, Esq.,
deceased. — Chaddlewood, near Plympton, Devon.
Heir Pres., his brother John Thomas Soltau,
Esq., b. 1834.
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SOMERS (Earl of), Charles Somers Somers-
Cocks (cr. 1821).
Only sou of the 2iki Earl, by Caroline Harriet, dau.
of 3rJ Earl of Hardwicke ; b. 1819; s. 1852 ;
m. 1850 Virginia, dau. of J. Pattle, Esq. Edu-
cated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1840) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford ; was M.P.
for Eeigate 18il-52, a Lord in Waiting 1853-7.
Patronage 7 livings. — Tlie Priory, Reigate ; East-
nor Castle, near Ledbury, Herefordshire.
Ileir Pros, (to the Barony of Somers only), his
cousin Charles Richard, in Holy Orders, b. 1814.
SOMERS, Countess Dowager.
Caroline Harriet, 4th dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Hardwicke ; m. 1815 John, 2nd Earl Somens, who
d. 1852.— 45, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
SOMERS, Countess Dowager.
Jane, dau. of J. Cooks, Esq. ; m. 1834 (as 2nd
wife) John, 1st Earl Somers, who d. 1841. — 28,
Norfolk Street, W.
SOMERS, John Patrick, Esq. (of Chaflfpool).
Son of the late — Somers, Esq. ; b. 1802. A
Magistrate for co. Sligo ; was M.P. for Sligo 1837-
48 and 1857-9. — Chaflpool, near Sligo, Ireland ;
1, Rutland Square, Dublin ; Reform Club, S.W.
SOMERS, John Richard, Esq. (of Tyrrellspass).
Eldest son of the late Richard Somers, Esq., by
Anne Sarah, dau. of Thomas Fouace, Esq., of Tyr-
rellspass ; i. 1814 ; s. 1848 ; 7/!. 1836 Maria Jane,
6th dau. of Samuel Handy, Esq., of Bracca Castle ;
is a Magistrate for co. Westmeath. This family is
of English, and originally of French extraction,
and came to Ireland with William III. — Tyrrells-
pass, CO. Westmeath ; 33, Upper Bagot Street,
Dublin.
Heir, his son Richard John, b, 1838, Lieutenant
11th Hussars.
SOMERS-COCKS, Rev. Charles Richard.
Eldest son of the late Hon. Philip J. Cocks (who
d. 1857), by Frances, dau. of R. Herbert, Esq. ;
/(. 1814. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1835, M.A. 1838) ; appointed Vicar of Nee
Savage, co. Salop, 1843, of Wolverley 1845 ; is a
Magistrate for Herefordshire, and heir pres. to the
Barony of Somers. — Wolverley Vicarage, near
Kidderminster.
SOMERS-COCKS, Thomas, Esq. (of Thames
Bank).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Somers-Cocks, Esq.
(who d. 1859), by Agneta, 5th dau. of the late
Right Hon. R. Pole Carew ; b. 1815; m. 1842
Sarah Louisa, dau. of C. W. G. Wynne, Esq., of
Voelas, CO. Denbigh. Educated at Westminster
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a' Magistrate for Middle-
sex and Lincolnshire ; was M.P. for Reigate
1847-57. Represents a younger branch of the
family of Earl Somers. — Thames Bank, near Great
Marlow, Bucks ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; Oriental
Club,W. ; 15, Hereford Street, W.
Htir, his son Thomas Somers Vernon, b. 184-.
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SOMERSET (Duke of), Edward Adolphus St.
Maur, P.O. (cr. 1547).
Eldest son of the 11th Duke, by his 1st wife
Charlotte, dau. of the 9th Duke of Hamilton ;
b. 1804 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1830 Jane Georgiana, dau.
of the late Thomas Slieridan, Esq. Educated at
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; was M.P. forTotness 1834-55 ; a
Lord of the Treasury 1835-9, Secretary to the
Board of Control 1839-41, Chief Commissioner of
Woods and Forests 1849-51, and of Public Works
1851-2 ; appointed First Lord of the Admiralty
1859 ; was formerly a Commissioner of Lunacy.
Patronage 3 livings. Is descended from a common
ancestor with Marquis of Hertford. — Maiden
Bradley, near Mere, Wilts ; Wimbledon Park,
Surrey ; Somerset House, Park Lane, W.
Heir, his son Lord Seymour, Cornet Wilts Yeo-
manry, b. 1835.
SOMERSET, Dowager Duchess of.
Margaret, dau. of the late Sir Michael Shaw
Stew.art, Bart., M.P. ; m. 1836 (as 2nd wife) Edward,
11th Duke of Somerset, who d. 1855. — Stover, near
Teignmouth, Devon.
SOMERSET, Hon. Mrs.
Frances, 2nd dau. of late Hon. and Rev. J. E.
Boscawen, and sister of 6th Viscount Falmoutli ;
m. 1850 A. E. Somerset, Esq., who d. 1853. — St.
Leonard's, Sussex.
SOMERSET, Lady Arthur (of St. Mabyn).
Elizabeth, elder dau. of 3rd Viscount Falmouth ;
m. 1S08 Lord A. J. H. Somerset, who d. 1816.—
St. Mabyn, near Bodmin, Cornwall.
SOMERSET, Lady Charles.
Mary, 2nd dau. of 4th Earl Poulett ; m. 1821 (as
2nd wife) General Lord C. H. Somerset, who d.
1831.-132, Piccadilly, W.
SOMERSET, Lady John.
Catharine, 3rd dau. of 1st Earl of Mountnorris ;
7)1. 1814 Lord John Somerset, who d. 1846. —
Hampton-Court Palace, S.W.
SOMERSET, Sir Henry, K.C.B., K.H. (cr. 1853).
Eldest son of the late Lord C. H. Somerset, by a
dau. of 2nd Viscount Courtenay, and grandson of
the 5th Duke of Beaufort ; b. 1794 ; m. 1817
Frances Sarah, dau. of Admiral Sir H. Heathcote.
Is a Lieutenant-General in the Army, with local
rank of Lieutenant-General in India, and Colonel of
the 25th foot ; late Commander-in-Chief of the
E.I.Co.'s Forces, and a Member of the Supreme
Council at Calcutta ; served in the Peninsula, at
Waterloo, and at the Cape of Good Hope ; received
the Order of the Bath for his services in the CafFre
war. — Junior United Service Club, S.W.
SOMERSET, Colonel Edward Arthur.
Son of late Lord Robert E. II. Somerset, M.P.,
and cousin to Sth Duke of Beaufort ; b. 1817 ;
m. 1849 Agatha, dau. of Sir W. Miles, Bart., M.P.
Som]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Is Lieutenant-Colonel in the Rifle Brigade ; served
in the Crimea 1854-5, and was present at Alma,
Balaklava, and Inkermann ; was M.P. for co.
Monmouth 1848-59.— 7, Hamilton Place.
SOMERSET, Colonel Poiilett George Henry,
C.B. (of Heath Lodge).
Son of the late (General Lord C. H. Somerset, by
Mary, dau. of the 4th Earl Poulett ; h. 1822 ;
m. 1847 Barbara Augusta Norah, dau. of John
Mytton, Esq., of ITalston, co. Salop. Educated at
Eton and Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; ap-
pointed Ensign and Lieutenant Coldstream Guards
1840, became Colonel 1854 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Monmouth ; served in the
Crimea in every action 1854-6 ; elected M.P. for
Monmouthshire 1859. — Heath Lodge, near Chert-
sey; Guard.s' Club, S.W. ; 132, Piccadilly, W.
SOMEKTOlSr, Viscount.
(See under Nonnanton.)
SOMERVILLE (Lord), Kenelm Somerville
(cr. 1430).
Fourth son of the late Hon. Hugh Somerville, by
Mary, eldest dau. of the Hon. Wriothesley Digby,
of Meriden, co. Warwick; 6. 1787; s. 1842;
m. 1833 Frances Louisa, dau. of John Hayman,
Esq. Educated at Rugby ; entered the Royal
Navy in 1801 ; is a retired Vice-Admiral. — Leam-
ington, Warwickshire : United Service Club, S.W.
Beir, his son Hugh, h. 1839.
SOMERVILLE, Right Hon. Sir William Mere-
dyth, Bart. (cr. 1748).
Eldest son of the late Sir INIarcus Somerville, Bart.,
by Mary Anne, dau. of Sir Richard George Mere-
dyth, Bart. ; b. 1802 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1831 ; m. 1832
Maria Harriet, dau. of the late Marquis Conyng-
ham (she d. IS — ). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Meath, a Visitor of Mayuooth, and M.P.
for Canterbury ; was JNI.P. for Drogheda 1837-52,
Under-Secretary for the Home Department, and
Chief Secretary for Ireland 1847-52. — Somerville
House, near Navan, co. Meath ; Brookes' Club,
S.W. ; 34, Hertford Street, W.
//('//• Pres., his brother James Richard, late Cap-
tain Scots Greys ; h. 1803 ; m. 1830 — ,
dau. of the late Major-General Sir Henry Torrens,
K.C.B.
SOMERVILLE, James Curtis, Esq. (of Binder
House).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late James
Somerville-Fownes, Esq., who assumed the sur-
name of Somerville only in 1831, by Frances, 2nd
dau. of William Ilbert, Esq., of Bowringsleigh,
Devon ; h. 1807 ; s. 1848 ; m. 184G Emily Periam,
eldest dau. of the late Sir Alexander Hood, Bart.
Educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge (D.A. 1832,
M.A. 1830) ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple l.':s40 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Somerset (High Sheriff 1854). This family (a
branch by the female side of Lord Somerville, of
Scotland) was formerly Fownes, .ind the head of it
is Henry Fownea Luttrell, Esq., of Dunster Castle
(whom see). — Binder House, near Wells, Somerset;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Arthur Fownes, h. 1850.
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SOMERVILLE, PhUip, Esq. (of the Prairie). ■
Third son of the late Thomas Somerville, Esq., of
Drishane, by Mary, dau. of Philip Townsend, Esq.,
of Derry, co. Cork; b. 1782; m. 1st 1815 Maria,
dau. of Horace Townsend, Esq., of Derry ; 2nd 1816
Harriette, dau. of Richard Townsend, Esq., of the
Point; 3rd 1839 Isabella, dau. of Redmond Uniacke,
Esq., of Old Court. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork ;
formerly Captain South Cork Militia. — The Prairie,
near Schull, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1817 ; m. 1st 1853
Mary, dau. of the Rev. James Kingston ; 2Dd
1858 Millicent, dau. of Michael Becher, Esq., of
Ballyduvane, co. Cork.
SOMERVILLE, Thomas, Esq. (of Drishane).
Eldest son of the late Thomas T. Somerville, Esq.,
J. P., by Elizabeth Becher, dau. of the late John
Townsend, Esq., of Shepperton, M.P. ; b. 1797 ; s.
1811 ; m. 1822 Henrietta Augusta, dau. of the late
Richard Boyle Townsend, Esq., of Castle Townsend.
Educated at University Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork, and Chairman of
the Skibbereen Board of Guardians. This f.amily is
a branch of the baronial house of Somerville, and
came from Scotland in 1692. — Drishane, near Skib-
bereen, CO. Cork.
Jlcir, his son Thomas Henry, Lieutenant-Colonel
3rd Buffs ; b. 1824 ; m. 1857 Adelaide Eliza, dau.
of the late Admiral Sir Josiah Coghill, Bart.
SOMES, Joseph, Esq., F.S.A., P.R.Q.S.
Eldest son of the late Samuel Francis Somes, Esq.,
by Sarah, dau. of the late Daniel Hill, Esq., of
London ; b. 1819. Is a Magistrate for Middlesex
and Essex, a Dep. Lieut, for the Cit^' of London
and Tower Hamlets, and a Shipowner at Black-
wall ; elected M.P. for Hull 1859.— Muswell Hill,
Middlesex, N. ; City Club, E.C.
SONDES (Lord), George John Milles (cr. "
1760).
Eldest surviving son of the 2nd Lord, by Mary
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Richard Milles, Esq., of
North Elmham Hall, Norfolk ; b. 1794 ; s. his bro-
ther as 4th Lord 183G ; m. 1823 Eleanor, dau. of
the late Right Hon. Sir E. Knatchbull, Bart., M.P,
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and
High Steward of Great Yarmouth. Descended
from a common ancestor with Lord Monson ; as-
sumed, 1820, the name of Milles in lieu of Watson.
Patronage 3 livings. — Lee Court, near Favershani,
Kent ; Elmham Hall, near East Dereham, Norfolk ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 32, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son George Watson, b. 1824 ; m. 1859
Charlotte, dau. of Sir II. J. Stracey, Bart. ; edu-
cated at Eton and Sandhurst ; became Captain
Royal Horse-guards 1848, retired 1848 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk and Kent.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
SOTHEROBr-ESTCOUET.
(See Estcourt.)
SOUTH, Sir James, Knt., F.K.S. (cr, 1833).
Son of the late Mr. South, druggist, of South wark ;
I. 17 — ■ in. 18 — Charlotte, dau. of J. Ellis, Esq.
(she d. 18 — ). Is a Member of the College of
Surgeons, and formerly practised as a Surgeon
in Southwark ; removed thence to Kensington
1823, and has since devoted himself to Astro-
nomy ; has been President of the Royal Astrono-
mical Society. — Campden Hill, Kensington, W.
SOUTHAMPTON (Lord), Charles EitzRoy
(cr. 1780).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by his 2nd wife
Frances Isabella, dau. of the late Lord Ilobert
Seymour ; b. 1804 ; s. 1810 ; m. 1826 Harriet,
dau. of the late Hon. H. F. Stanhope, and grand-
dau. of the 2nd Earl of Harrington. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton. De-
scended from the 2nd Duke of Grafton. — Whittle-
bury Lodge, near Towcester, Northamptonshire ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 58, Upper Grosvenor Street,
W.
SOUTHBY.
(See Ilayward SoutUhj.)
SOUTHCOMB, Kev. John Ladaveze Hamilton.
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Southconib, by
Sarah, dau. of the Rev. W. Hamilton, D.D., Rec-
tor of Fanet, co. Donegal ; h. 1817 ; s. 1840 ;
m. 1856 Eliza Georgina Treweeke, 3rd dau. of
the Rev. John Scobell, Prebendary of Chichester,
&c., and Rector of All Saints, Lewes, and of South-
over. Educated at All Souls Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1840) ; appointed Rector of Rose Ash 1854. — Rose
Ash Rectory, near Southmolton, co. Devon.
Heir Pres., his brother Lewis Granger, h. 1826.
SOUTHESK (Earl of), James Carnegie (cr.
1633).
Eldest son of the late Sir J. Carnegie, Bart., by
Charlotte, dau. of the Rev. D. Lysons ; h. 1827 ;
m. 1&49 Cathai-ine Hamilton, dau. of 1st Earl
of Gainsborough (she d. 1855). Educated at Sand-
hurst ; a Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfivr ; late Lord-
Lieutenant of CO. Kincardine ; formerly Lieu-
tenant Grenadier Guards. Descended from a
common ancestor with the Earl of Northesk.
This earldom, attainted in 1718, was restored iu
1855. — Kinnaird Castle, Forfarshire; Brookes'
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Carnegie, h. 1854.
SOUTHWELL (Viscount), Thomas Anthony
Southwell, K.P. (cr. 1766).
Eldest son of the late.Thomas Arthur, Viscount
Southwell, by Sophia Maria Louisa, dau. of Fran-
cis Joseph Walsh, Count de Serrant, in France ;
h. 1777 ; s. 1796 ; m. 1799 Jane, dau. of John
Berkeley, Esq., of Hindlip, co. Worcester (she d.
IS — ). Educated at Liege ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester. This family was
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formerly established at Barham Hall, in Suffolk,
and went over to Ireland in the reign of James I.
— Hindlip House, near Worcester ; Brookes' Club,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew Thomas Arthur, h. 1836.
SOWLEB, Robert Scarr, Esq. (of ClarkshiU),
Eldest son of the late Thomas Sowler, Esq., of
Motley Bank, Bowden, co. Chester, by Helen,
dau. of John Slack, Esq., of Salford, co. Lan-
caster ; h. 1815 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1845 Frances, young-
est dau. of George Sowler, Esq., of London. Edu-
cated at Manchester School ; called to the Bar at
the Middle Temple 1841 ; appointed {honoris
causa) Queen's Counsel of the co. Palatine of
Lancaster 1858. This family was formerly of
Germany, and previously of Normandy (see Burke's
Roll of Battle Ahhey), its ancestor being Baron
Soler, who fled his country in consequence of his
having taking a leading part in the Zwingleite
revolution.* — ClarkshiU, Stand, near Manchester,
Lancashire ; 2, Plowden Buildings, Temple, E.G.
SPAIGHT, Francis, Esq. (of Derry Castle).
Son of the late William Spaight, Esq., by Millicent,
dau. of Thomas Studdert, Esq., of Bunratty Castle,
CO. Clare ; h. 1790 ; m. 1812 Agnes, sister of the
present Laird of Askuish, the Maclver Campbell
of Loch-Gair House, Inverary, co. Argyle. Is a
Magistrate forces, Clare andTipperary, and for the
city of Limerick. This family is a branch of the
Spaights of Corbally and Lodge, co. Clare. — Derry
Castle, near Killaloe, co. Clare.
Heir, his son William, b. 1817 ; m. 1845 Anne,
dau. of the late Marcus Patersou, Esq., of Shep-
perton, co. Clare.
SPARKES, ArndeU Francis, Esq. (of Bridge-
north).
Only son of the late Joseph Arndell Sparkes, Esq.,
of Pennyworlodd Hall, co. Brecon, by Elizabeth,
dau. of Francis Best, Esq., of Worcester ; b. 1803 ;
s. 1824 ; m. 1831 Mary Anne, dau. of the late
William Whitmore, Esq., of Dudmaston Hall, co.
Salop. — Bridgenorth, Salop.
Heiresses, his daus. Janetta Elizabeth Eleanora,
m. John Charles Lloyd, Esq. ; Caroline Sophia, m.
Frederick Neville Isaac, Esq. ; Frances Marianne,
and Lucy Dorothea.
SPARLING, Rev. John.
Third son of William Sparling, Esq., of Petton
Park, CO. Salop, by Emma Elizabeth, dau. of John
Walmesley, Esq., of Bath ; b. 1815 ; m. 1843 Cathe-
rine Sybilla, dau. of the late Sir T. J. de TrafFord,
Bart. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1837,
M.A. 1841) ; ordained 1838 ; instituted Rector of
Eccleston 1854 ; is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster.
— Eccleston, near Chorley, Lancashire ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Emma Florence.
* He settled in England, where lie purchased a consider-
able estate. His son, having pnt a w into his name for the
purpose of disguise, was a zealous follower of Guttenburg
and Faust, set up one of the first printing-presses in the city
of Durham, and as a printer, greatly contributed to retrieve
the fortunes of his family.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
SPARROW, Lady Olivia Bernard (of Brampton
Park).
Eldest dau. of 1st Earl of (losford ; m. 1797 General
Eobert Bernard Sparrow, who d. 1805. — Brampton
I'ark, near Huntingdon.
SPARROW, Henry Weare, Esq. (of Gosfield
Place).
Eldest son of tlie late James Goodeve Sparrow,
Esq., by his 2nd wife J^orothy, dau. of the Rev.
B. B. Beridge, of Algarkirk, co. Lincoln ; 6.1819 ;
s. 1838. Educated at Eton. — Gosfield Place, near
Halstead, Essex.
Ilcir Prps., his brother Basil, a Magistrate for
Essex and Banker at Chelmsford, &c. ; b. 1820;
m. 1846 Julia, dau. of the late J. Scratton, Esq.,
of Prittlewell Priory, Essex.
SPARROW, John, Esq. (of Woodfold Park).
Eldest son of the late Stephen Sparrow, Esq., by
Dorothea, dau. of William Morriss, Esq., Mer-
chant, of Liverpool ; h. 1809 ; m. 1st 1836 Eliza-
beth, dau. of Michael Fergus Kiernan, Esq. (she d.
1845) ; 2nd 1849 Frances Theodora, dau. of Wil-
liam Gill, Esq. Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is
a Magistrate for co. Lancaster and for the Borough
of Blackburn. — Woodfold Park, near Blackburn,
Lancashire.
Heir, his son John Francis, an Officer in the 23rd
Royal Welsh Fusiliers, b. 1839.
SPARROW, W"illiam Hanbury, Esq. (of Penn).
Eldest son of the late William Sparrow, Esq., of
Pattingham, co. Stafford, by Mary, dau. of Thomas
Hanbury, Esq., of Birmingham ; h. 1789 ; m. 1st
1811 Caroline, dau. of Thomas Mander, Esq., of
Edgbaston ; 2nd 1824 Sarah Higgs, dau. of Wil-
liam Turton, Esq., of West Bromwich. Is a Ma-
gistrate and i)ep. Lieut, for co. Stafford. — Penn,
near Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.
//(■/)■, his son Willlara Mander, b. 1811.
SPEARMAN, Sir Alexander Yonng, Bart,
(cr. 1840).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Young Spearman,
Esq., by Agnes, dau. of James Morton, Esq., of
Tuonan Hill ; h. 1793 ; m. 1826 Jane, dau. of Dun-
can Campbell, Esq., of Inveraw, co. Argyle. Is
a Magistrate for Middlesex ; was Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury 1 836-40.— Spring House, Han-
well, ]\Iiddlesex ; 7, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Alexander Young, b. 1832 ; ia. 1855
Mary Anne Bertha, dau. of the late Sir Joseph
Bailey, Bart., M.P., of Glanusk.
SPEIR, Robert Thomas IMapier, Esq. (of Bnrn-
brae and Culdees).
Eldest son of the late Robert Speir, Esq., of Cul-
dees Castle, CO. Perth, and Burnbrae, co. Renfrew,
by Mary Milliken, dau. of Sir William Milliken
Napier, Bart., of Milliken .and Napier, co. Ren-
frew ; b. 1S41 ; a. 1853. Educated at Eton.—
Burnbrae, near Johnstone, Renfrew.shire ; Culdees
Castle, near Auchterarder, Perthshire.
Heir Pres., his sister.
SPEIRS, Archibald Alexander, Esq. (of Eldera-
lie House).
Only son of the late Alexander Speirs, Esq., M.P.,
by Eliza Stewart, eldest dau. of Thomas C. Hagart,
E.sq., of Bantaskine, Falkirk; b. 1840; s.- 1844.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for co. Ren-
frew, and Lieutenant Scots Fusilier Guards. — El-
derslie House, Renfrewshire ; Guards' Club, S.W. :
10, Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his sister Eliza.
SPEKE, William, Esq. (of Jordans).
Eldest son of the late William Speke, Esq., of
Jordans, Ity his first wife Mary, dau. of B. Dicken-
son, Esq., of Tiverton, Devon; b. 1798; m. 1824
Georgina Elizabeth, dau. of William Hanning, Esq.,
of Dillington, Somerset. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Somersetshire ; was formerly Cornet in
the 14th Dragoons. — Jordan,?, near Ilminster, So-
merset.
Heir, his son William, b. 1825 ; m. 1850 Eliza,
eldest dau. of Rev. C. W. Ethelston, Rector of
XTplyme (whom see).
SPENCER (5th Earl), John Poyntz Spencer,
P.O. (cr. 1765).
Elder son of the 4th Earl, by his 1st wife Elizabeth
Georgiana, dau. of the late W. S. Poyntz, Esq.,
M.P., of Cowdray Park, Sussex ; b. 1835 ; s. 1857 ;
'in. 1858 Charlotte, dau. of the late F. C. Seymour,
Esq. Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1856) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for North-
ampton ; appointed Groom of the Stole to H.R.H.
the Prince Consort 1859 ; was M.P. for S. North-
amptonshire April — December 1857. — Althorp,
near Northampton ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 27,
St. James's Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his half-brother Charles Robert, b.
1857.
SPENCER, Dowager Countess.
Adelaide Horatia Elizabeth, only dau. of the late
Sir Horace Beauchamp Seymour; m. 1854 (as 2nd
wife) Frederick, 4th Earl Spencer, who d. 1857. —
27, St. James's Place, S.W.
SPENCER, Hon. Augustus Almeric, C.B.
Third son of the 1st Lord Churchill ; b. 1807 ; m.
1836 Helen Maria, dau. of Lieutenant-General Sir
A. Campbell, Bart. Entered the Army 1825 ; be-
came Lieutenant-Colonel 44th foot 1845 ; is an
Officer of the Legion of Honour ; commanded a
brigade in the Crimea 1855-6. — Travellers' and
CTnited Service Clubs, S.W.
SPENCER, Hon. and Rev. Charles Frederic
Octavius.
Eighth son of 1st Lord Churchill ; h. 1824 ; m.
1847 Hester Eliza, dau. of Rev. H. Fardell. Edu-
cated at Clare Hall, Cambridge (M.A. 1847) ; ap-
pointed Vicar of Cumnor 1849. — Cumnor Vicarage,
near Oxford.
SPENCER, Hon. George Augustus (of Teanich).
Second son of 1st Lord Churchill, and heir pres.
to that title ; b. 1804 ; m. 1834 Charlotte, dau. of
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
General Munro. Educated at Sandhurst ; entered
the Army 1821 ; became Lieutenant-Colonel 37th
foot 1835 ; exchanged into Coldstream Guards 1849 ;
retired 1851.— Teanich, near Alness, N.B. ; Na-
tional, Travellers', and United Service Clubs, S.W.
SPETsTCER, Hon. John Welbore Sunderland.
Sixth son of 1st Lord Churchill; h. 181G. Educated
at the Eoyal Naval C!oll. ; entered the Navy 1830 ;
became Commander R.N. 1847 ; served on the
African and Home stations. — Travellers' and United
Service Clubs, S.W.
SPENCER, Hon. Robert Henry Charles (of
Coombe).
Seventh son of 1st Lord Churchill ; b. 1817 ; m.
1845 Louisa, only dau. of 5th Duke of Marlborough.
Educated at Woolwich ; entered the Royal Artil-
ler3'lS35 ; became Captain 1840, and Colonel 1854 ;
is a Magistrate for Oxon. — Coonibe, near Wood-
stock, Oxon ; United Service Chib, S.W.
SPENCER, Hon. and Rev. A\7'illiam Henry.
Fourth son of 1st Lord Churchill ; b. 1810 ; w.'lst
1838 Elizabeth Rose, dau. of T. Thornbill, Esq. ;
2nd 1852 Louisa Mercer, dau. of the late Sir W.
P. Call, Bart. Educated at Westminster, Rugby,
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834) ; ap-
pointed Vicar of Urchfont, Wilts, 1839 ; Rector
of Stoke Climsland 1850. — Stoke Climsland Rec-
tory, near Callington, Cornwall.
SPENCER, Rev. Charles Vera.
Eldest son of the late Rev. F. C. Spencer, by
Mary Anne, dau. of Sir Scrope Bernard-Morland,
Bart., of Winchendon, Bucks ; b. 1827 ; s. 1831 ;
m. 1852 Emma Frederica, dau. of John Gray, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1849,
M.A. 1852) ; is a Magistrate for Oxon. Tliis family
is a branch of that of the Duke of Marlborough,
being descended from Lord Charles Spencei-, 2nd
son of Charles, 3rd Duke. — Wheatfield, near Tets-
worth, Oxon.
Heir, his son Aubrey John, b. 1853.
SPENCER, the Right Rev. George Trevor (of
Edgemoor).
Third son of the late William Robert Spencer, Esq.
[ (who was 2nd son of Lord Charles Spencer, 2nd
son of the 2nd Duke of Marlborough), by Susanna,
dau. of Francis Count Jenison Walworth, Count
I of the Holy Roman Empire, and widow of Count
Spretti ; I. 1801 ; m. 1823 Harriett Theodora, 6th
dau. of the late Sir B. Hobhouse, Bart., M.P.
Educated at the Charterhouse and University
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822, D.D. 1837) ; ordained
1823, appointed Incumbent bf Buxton 1824 ; con-
secrated Bishop of Madras 1837, resigned 1849.
— Edgemoor, near Buxton, Derbyshire ; University
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Cavendish, b. 1829;
m. 1858 Patience Caroline, dau. of Colonel Han-
nyngton, of the Bengal Army.
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SPENCER-STANHOPE, John, Esq., F.R.S. (of
Cannon Hall).
Eldest son of the late Walter Stanhope, Esq.
(who assumed the additional surname of Spencer,
as heir to his uncle, John Spencer, Esq.), by
Mary Winifred, dau. and heiress of Thomas Ba-
bington PuUeine, Esq., of Carlton Hall, York ;
b. 1787 ; s. 1821; m. 1822 Elizabeth Wilhelmina, 3rd
dau. of the 1st Earl of Leicester. Educated at West-
minster and Ch. Cii., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Yorkshire, and a Correspondent of
the Imperial Institute of France. — Cannon Hall
and Horsforth Hall, near Barnsley, Yorkshire ;
Travellers' Club, S.W. ; 51, Harley Street, W.
Heir, his son Walter Thomas William, b. 1827 ;
m. 1856 Elizabeth Julia, dau. of Sir John Jacob
Buxton, Bart.
SPENS, Nathaniel, Esq. (of Craigsanquhar).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel James
Spens, by Emma Jane, dau. of John Davidson,
Esq., of Ravebrey ; b. 1805 ; .s^ 1840 ; m. 1849
Jane Law, dau. of George Guild, Esq. Educated
at Edinburgh University. — Craigsanquhar, near
Cupar, Fifeshire, N.B.
Ilelr, his .son Colin, b. 1844.
SPERLING, Arthur, Esq. (of Papworth).
Eldest son of the late Rev. H. -J. Sperling, of Lat-
tenbury Hill, Hunts, I^ector of Papworth St. Agnes,
CO. Cambridge, by Anne, eldest dau. and heiress of
John Macnab, Esq., of Newton, co. Perth ; b. 1823 ;
s. 1858 ; m. 1858 Adelaide Noel, dau. of the late
Admiral Sir H. L. Baker, Bart., C.B. Educated
at Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (LL.B.
1849) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1851 ; is
a Magistrate for Hunts and for Cambridgeshire.
This family is a younger branch of the Sperlings of
Dynes Hall, Essex. — Papworth St. Agnes, Cam-
bridgeshire ; Lattenbury Hill, near St. Ives, Hunts;
University Club, S.W.
Heiress, his dau. Adelaide Louisa.
SPERLING, Henry John, E.sq. (of Dynes Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Sperling, Esq., by
Han'iet, dau. of the Hon. William Rochfort, of
Clontarf, Ireland (brotlier of the Earl of Belvidere),
and of a dau. of the Hon. Colonel Ramsay, of the
family of Dalhousie ; b. 1795 ; m. 1827 his cousin
Maria, 4th dau. of Henry Piper Sperling, Esq., of
Norbury Park, Surrey. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Essex.
This family are supposed to have sprung from Swe-
dish Pomerania. Prior to the seventeenth century
they were for some generations settled at Dautzic,
and in 1687 Joachim Sperling was created a Count
by the King of Sweden.* — Dynes Hall, near Hal-
stead, Essex.
SPITTAL, Lady.
Mary Wightman, dau. of J. Ker, Esq. ; m. 1826
Sir J. Spittal, who d. 1842.— Edinburgh.
* This Joachim was brother to George, whose son Henry
bought Chigwell Hall, in Essex, in 1715, and was the founder
of the English branch of the Sperling family.
Spi]
SPITTY, Major Thomas Jenner.
Only son of the late Thomas Spitty, Esq., by Mary,
dau of the late Rev. John Jenner, D.D., of Bille-
ricay, Essex ; h. 1S12 ; s. 1858. Educated at St.
Peter's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Esse.x ; appointed C^aptain E. Essex
Militia 1S3-1, and in 1854 INIajor (Commanding) the
Essex Rifles. This family for several generations
was located at Lowers Hall, Bowers GifFord, near
Eayleigh, Essex.— Billericay, Essex.
SPODE, Josiah, Esq. (of Hawkesyard Park).
Only child of the late Josiah Spode, Esq., by Mary,
dau of IJobert Williamson, Esq., of Knypersley
Hall and Longport, co. Stafford ; b. 1823 ; s. 1829 ;
m. 1848 Helen, dau. of William Hey wood, Esq.,
of Broughton, co. Lancaster. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Stafford (High Sheriff 1850), and a Magis-
trate for Anglesey. — Hawkesyard Park, near Ruge-
ley, Staffordshire ; Puckpool, near Ryde, Isle of
Wight.
SPOONER, Kicliard, Esq. (of Edgbaston).
Son of the late Isaac Spooner, Esq., Banker, of
Birmingham ; b. 1783 ; //(. 1804 Charlotte, dau. of
the late Rev. Dean Wetherell. Educated at Rugby ;
is a Banker at Birmingham, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Warwick, and a Magistrate for cos.
Worcester and Stafford ; was SI. P. for Birmingham
1844-7 ; since that time for N. Warwickshii-e. —
Edgbaston, near Birmingham ; Carlton and National
Clubs, S.W.
SPOTTISWOODE, John, Esq. (of Spottis-
woode).
Eldest son of the late John Spottiswoode, Esq., of
Spottiswoode, by Margaret Penelope, dau. of Wil-
liam Strahan, Esq., of London ; b. 1780 ; s. 1805 ;
m. 1809 Helen, dau. of Andrew Wauchope, Esq.,
of Niddrie Marischall, co. Midlothian. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Berwick. —
Spottiswoode, near Laudei*, Berwickshire ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Hch; his son Andrew, a Colonel in the Army,
and commanding the 1st Dragoon-guards ; b. 1812 ;
m. 1844 Jane Emily, dau. of the late Lieutenant-
Colonel William Campbell, 9th Lancers.
SPRATT, Harmer Devereux, Esq. (of Pencil
HiU).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Edward Spratt, Esq.,
by Barbara, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Foott, of
Milfort, CO. Cork ; b. 1820 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1849
Eliza Louisa, only dau. of Edward Townsend
Warren, Esq., and grand-niece of the late Sir
R. Warren, P-art. Educated at Trinity Coll., ~Diih-
lin ; appointed Vice-Guardian of the Boyle Union
1848, and Deputy Vice-Cliairnian of Mallow Union
1847 and 1856-8. This family has been seated in
CO. Cork since the reign of Charles I. ; from which
time tins family held estates at Mitchelstown, &c.,
in Ireland, by Royal patent. The family Christian
name '" Devereux " is derived from Evereux. —
Pencil Hill, near Ivlallow, co. Cork.
Jleir Pns., his brother Richard, b. 1822 ; «t.
1854 Eliza Louisa, eldest dau. of Henry Baldwin
Foott, Esq.
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
SPROSTON, Rev. Samuel Thomas.
Great-nephew of the late Samuel Sproston, Esq. ;
b. 18— ; s. 1858 ; m. 1846 Frances Maria, dau. of
the Rev. George Sproston. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1840) ; appointed Incum-
bent of ^Vednesfield Heath, Staffordshire, 1852. —
Sproston Wood, near Wrenbury, Cheshire.
Heir, his son Samuel, b. 1848.
SPRY, Sir Samuel Thomas, Knt. (cr. 1834).
Son of the late Admiral Spry (formerly Davey), by j
Anna Maria, sister and heir of S. Thomas, Esq., of
TregoUs, near Truro, Cornwall ; b. 1804. Edu-
cated at Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1826) ; is a '
Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall ; has been Lieutenant of
the Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms ; was M.P. for
Bodmin 1832-41 and 1843-7.— TregoUs, near Truro,
Cornwall ; Union and Windham Clubs, S.W. ; 8, j
Arlington Street, S.W. ' ,
SQUIRE, "William Thomas, Esq. (of Barton
Place).
Son of the late Wright Thomas Squire, Esq., of
Peterborough, by Mary, dau. of Rev. John Burton
Phillipsou, grand-dau. of General Burton Phillip-
son ; b. 1807 ; s. 1812 ; m. 1838 Anne, dau. of
James Stewart, Esq., of Boston, U.S. Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; appointed
Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant 2nd Life-guards 1828,
and became Captain 1837 ; retired 1838. This is a
family of old standing in Northamptonshire. —
Barton Place, near Mildenhall, Suffolk ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Wright Thomas, Lieutenant
Bombay Army, b. 1840.
STACPOOLE, Richard John, Esq. (of Eden
Vale).
Second son of the late William Stacpoole, Esq., by
Honoria, daii. of William Stamer, Esq., of Car-
nelly, CO. Clare ; b. 1793; s. 1822 ; m. 1825 Jane,
dau. of Andrew Stacpoole, Esq., of Ballyally, co.
Clare. Educated at Eton and Emmanuel Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Clare (High Sheriff 1827) ; was formerly
En.sign 14th regiment. — Eden Vale, near Ennis, co.
Clare.
STAFFORD (Marquis of), George Granville
"William Leveson-Gower.
Eldest son of the 2nd Duke of Sutherland, K.G.,
by Harriet Elizabeth, dau. of 6th Earl of Carlisle,
K.G. ; b. 1828 ; m. 1849 Anne, dau. of the late
J. Hay-Mackenzie, Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is Lord-Lieutenant of Cromarty, and
Vice-Lieutenant and Dep. Lieut, forco. Sutherland;
has been M.P. for co. Sutherland since 1852. —
Lilleshall, Newport, Salop ; Tarbut, Park Hill,
Ross-shire ; 2, Hamilton Place, W.
Heir, his son Cromarty, Lord Strathraver,
b. 1851.
STAFFORD (Lord), Henry Valentine Stafford-
Jerningham (cr. 1640).
Eldest son of the Gth Lord, by his 1st wife Frances,
dau. of E. Sulvarde, Esq.; b. 1802; s. 1851 ; s
G02 I
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Sta
m. .1st 1829 Julia, dau. of the late E. C. Howard,
Esq. (she d. 1856) ; 2nd 1859 Emma Eliza, 2iid
dau. of F. S. Gerard, Esq., of AspuU House, co.
Lancaster. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Norfolk ; was M.P. for Pontefract 1830-4. The
title was forfeited in 1G78, but the attainder was
reversed in 182-1. — Cossey Park, near Norwich ;
Athenasum Club, S.W.
Ihir Pres., his nephew Augustus Frederick
Fitzherbert, h. 1830.
STAFFORD, Dowager Lady.
Elizabeth, dau. of late IJ. Caton, Esq., of Mary-
land, United States of America; m. 1836 (as 2nd
wife) George, 5th Lord Stafford, who (Z. 1851. —
Cossey, near Norwich.
STAINSBY-COKTAlSrT.
(See Pigott-Stalnshy- Conant.)
STAIR (Earl of), ISTorth Hamilton Dalrymple
(cr, 1703).
Second son of late Sir John Dalrymple, Bart.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of the late Thomas Hamil-
ton Macgill, Esq., of Fala and Oxenfoord ;
I. 1772 ; s. his brother as 9th Earl 1853 ; m. 1st
1817 Margaret, dau. of the late James Penny, Esq.,
of Arrad, co. Lancaster (she d. 1828) ; 2nd 1831
Martha Willett, dau. of the late Colonel G. Dal-
rymple. Sits in the House of Lords as Lord
Oxenfoord, U.K. {cr. 1811). —Oxenfoord House,
near Edinburgh ; Culhorn House, co. Wigton ;
Cleland, co. Lanark.
//('/)•, his son Viscount Dalrymple, h. 1819 ;
m. 1816 Louisa Jane Henrietta Emily de Fran-
quetot, dau. of the Duke de Coigny. Educated
at Harrow ; entered the Scots Fusilier Guards
1836, retired as Captain 1812; is a Dep. Lieut,
for Lanark, and Lord-Lieutenant of co. Wigton ;
was M.P. for co. Wigton 1811-56.
STALLARD, Rev. George, M.A.
Eldest son of the late George Stallard, Esq. ;
h. 1813; m. 1839 Anne Fane, only surviving dau.
of John Taylor, Esq., and sister of J. Taylor-
Gordon, Esq. (whom see). Educated at St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1843, M.A. 1847) ; is
Incumbent of East Grafton and a Diocesan In-
spector of Schools ; was Vicar of St. Mary's,
Marlborough, 1847-51. — East Grafton, near Marl-
borough, Wilts.
Heir, his only son Arthur Gordon, h. 1843.
STAMER, Sir Lovelace, Bart. (cr. 1809).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Stamer, Bart.,
by Martha, dau. of John Pawlins, Esq., of Fin-
glas; I. 1797; s. as 2nd Bart. 1838; m. 1828
Caroline, only dau. of J. Tomlinson, Esq., of Cliff-
ville, CO. Stafford. Entered the Navy 1809, and
served for five years; entered the 4th Dragoon
Guards 1815, and retired as Captain in 1830. This
family is of Saxon origin, and possessed large
estates in Essex. Captain George Stamer joined
Cromwell's army in Ireland, and finally settled at
Carnelly, co. Clare, where the elder branch has re-
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mained ever since, the present representative being
the Duchess de Rovigo. — Beauchamp, near Bray,
CO. Dublin ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Lovelace Tomlinson, h. 1829 ;
m. 1857 EUen Isabel, only dau. of Joseph Dent,
Esq. of Ribston Hall, co. York ; educated at
Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge, where he
graduated 2nd class in Classics ; was ordained in
1853 ; is Rector of Stoke-upon-Trent, and Rural
Dean.
STAMFORD AND "WARRINGTOlSr (Earl of),
George Harry Grey (cr. 1628).
Only son of the late Lord Grey of Groby, by
Katharine, dau. of the 6th Earl of Wemyss, and
grandson of 6th Earl; h. 1827; s. 1845; m. 1st
1848 Elizabeth, dau. of J. Billage, Esq. ; 2nd
1855 Katharine, dau. of Henry Cocks, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is ,a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, late Captain Cheshire
Yeomanry. Patron of 8 livings. — Dunham Massey,
near Knutsford, Cheshire ; Bradgate Park, near
Leicester ; Envillo Hall, near Stourbridge, Worces-
tershire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 33, Hill Street,
Berkeley Square, W.
STANCOMB, John Perkins, Esq. (of The Pros-
pect).
Eldest son of the late John Stancomb, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of WiUiam Perkins, Esq., of Trow-
bridge ; h. 1814 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1839 Margaret, dau.
of William Stancomb, Esq. Is a Magistrate for
Wilts.— The Prospect, Trowbridge, Wilts.
Heir, his son John Frederick, h. 1847.
STANFORD, Sir Robert, Knt. (cr. 1850).
Eldest son of Major Stanford, formeidy of co.
Mayo; h. 1806 ; m. 1832 the only dau. of Major-
General Boardman, E.I. Co.'s service. Was for-
merly Captain Inniskilling Dragoons ; served with
distinction in India, and in the CafFre war of
1835-6 ; was knighted for his African services.
STANFORD, John Frederick, Esq., F.R.S.
Only surviving son of the late Major Stanford (for-
merly 1st Life-guards), of Ballina-Stanford, co.
Mayo, by his 1st wife Mary, eldest dau. of Wil-
liam Gorton, Esq., of Park Street, Windsor; h. 1815.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1838, M.A. 1842) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1844 ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex and a
Dep. Lieut, for Berks ; was M.P. for Reading
1849-52.— 7, Langham Place, W.
STANHOPE (Earl), Philip Henry Stanhope,
F.R.S., F.S.A., D.C.L. (cr. 1718).
Eldest son of the 4tli Earl, by Katharine, dau. ot
the 1st Lord Carington ; h. 1805 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1834
Emily Harriet, dau. of the late Sir E. Kerrison,
Bart., M.P. Is a Magistrate for Kent, and Presi-
dent of the Society of Antiquaries ; author of a
" History of England " .and other works ; was
I\r.P. for Hertford 1835-52 ; elected Lord Rector
of Aberdeen 1858. Descended from a common
ancestor with the Enrls of Chesterfield and Har-
Sta]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
rino-tou. — Cheveninfr, "ear Sevenoaks, Kent ;
Athenceum Club, S.W. ; 3, Grosvenor - Place
Houses, S.W.
IJeir, his son Viscount Mahon, h. 1838 ; edu-
cated at Harrow.
STANHOPE, Hon. Sir Francis diaries, Knt.
(or. 1835).
Fifth son of the 3rd Earl of Harrington, by Jane,
dan. of Sir J. Fleming, B.art. ; h. 1788; m. 1811
Hannah Maria, dau. of J. Wilson, Esq. Educated
at Eton ; is a Major in the Army (retired), and
Assistant Quartermaster-General ; has received
the War Medal ; was formerly Usher to the Order
of St. Patrick.— 23, Spring Gardens, S.W.
STANHOPE, Hon. and Kev. Fitzroy Henry
Richard.
Fourth son of the 3rd Earl of Harrington ; h. 1787 ;
m. 1808 Caroline, dau. of the Hon. C. Wyndham.
Educated at Trinity Hall, Clambridge (M.A. 1811) ;
appointed Rector of Alton and Vicar of Wressell
1814, Ptector of St. Burian 1819.— St. Burian Rec-
tory, near Penzance, Cornwall.
STANHOPE, Sir Edwyn Francis Scudamore,
Bart. (cr. 1807).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Henry Edwyn
Stanhope, Bart., of Han well, IMiddlesex, by Mar-
t^aret, dau. of Fr.ancis Walbone, Esq. ; h. 1793 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1814 ; m. 1820 Mary, dau. of T.
Dowell, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Hereford (High Sheriff 1843), and a Captain
R.N. retired. Patron of 2 livings. — Holme Lacy,
near Hereford; United Service Club, S.W. ; 1,
Regent Street, S.W.
Ilelr, his son Henry Edwyn C!handos, h. 1821 ;
m. 1851 Dorothea, dau. of Sir A. Hay, Bart.
STANHOPE, James Banks, Esq. (of Bevesby
Abbey).
Only son of the late Colonel the Hon. J. H.
Stanhope, by Erederica Louisa, dau. of 3rd Earl
of Mansfield and great-grandson of 1st Earl Stan-
hope ; h. 1821. Educated at Westminster ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln ; has
been M.P. for North Lincolnshire since 1851 ;
was formerly Lieutenant Rifle Brigade. — Revesby
Abbey, near Boston, Lincolnshire ; Carlton, Boo-
dle's, and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
STANHOPE.
(See l^penccr-Stanlutpc.)
STANILAND, Meabnrn, Esq. (of Harrington
Hall).
Son of the late .James Staniland, Esq., by Amy,
dau. of James Meaburn, Esq., of Boston ; h, 1809 ;
111. 1840 Emma, dau. of Robert William Stain-
bank, Esq., of Skirbeck. Elected M.P. for Bos-
ton 1859. — Harrington Hall, near Spilsby, Lin-
colnshire ; Reform Club, S.W.
STANLEY OP ALDERLEY (Lord), Edward
John Stanley, P.O.
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by IMaria Josepha,
dau. of the 1st Earl of Shettield ; h. 1802 ;
s. 1850 ; m. 1826 Henrietta Maria, dau. of 13th
Viscount Dillon. Graduated B.A. 1823 at Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Cheshire ; was M.P. for Hindon 1831-2, for North
Cheshire 1832-48 ; Joint Secretary of the Trea-
sury 1835-41, President of the Board of Trade
1853-8 ; has been Under-Secretary for Foreign
Affairs and the Home Department ; called to the
Upper House as Lord Eddisbury 1848. Patronage
2 livings. — Alderley Park, near Congleton, Che.shire ;
40, Dover Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry Edward John, h. 1827 ;
educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
appointed Precis Writer in the Foreign Office
1845 ; Attacht? at Constantinople 1851 ; was
Secretary of Legation at Athens 1854-9,
STANLEY OF ALDERLEY, Dowager Lady.
Maria Josepha, dau. of the 1st Earl of Sheffield ;
III. 1796 John Thomas, 1st Lord Stanley of Aider-
ley, who d. 1850. — Holmwood, near Reading.
STANLEY (Lord), of Bickerstaflf.
Edward Henry Stanley, eldest son of the 14th Earl
of l^erby ; h. 1826. Educated at Rugby and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1848) ; a Dep. Lieut,
for Lancashire, and Chairman of the Kirkdale
(Ju.aiter Sessions ; was Under-Secretary for Foreign
Affairs in 1852, Secretary for the Colonies Feb. —
May 18.58, Secretary of State for India 1858-9 ; has
been M.P. for King's Lynn since 1848. — Knowsley,
near Prescot, Lancashire ; Clarlton and Travellers'
Clubs, S.W. ; 23, St. James's Square, S.W.
STANLEY, Hon. Chai-les James Fox (of Lar-
tington Hall).
Third son of the 13th Earl of Derby; h. 1808 ; m.
1836 Frances Augusta, dau. of late General Sir
H. F. Campbell, K.C.B. Educated at Eton ; en-
tered the Guards 1826, became Captain 1835,
retired 1845; is Colonel 7th Lancashire Militia;
late Colonel 2nd Lancashire Militia. — Lartington
Hall, near Barnard-Castle, co. Durham.
STANLEY, Hon. Hem-y Thomas.
Second son of 13th Earl of Derby, K.G. ; h. 1803 ;
m. 1835 Ann, dau. of late R. Woolhouse, Esq. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ;
was M.P. for Preston 1832-7. — Stanley Hall, near
Preston, Lancashire.
STANLEY, Hon. 'William Owen (of Penrhos).
Second son of tlie 1st Lord Stanley of Alderley ;
h. 1802; ;». 1832 Ellen, dau. of Sir J. Williams,
Bart. Educated at Eton ; a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Anglesey ; formerly Captain Grenadier
Guards ; was M.P. for Anglesey 1837-47, forChester
1850-7 ; has lieen since then M.P. for Beaumaris.
— Penrhos, near Holyhead, I. of Anglesey ; Tra-
vellers' Club, S.W. ; 21, Hill Street, W.
STANLEY, Sir William Thomas Stanley Mas-
sey, Bart.
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Stanley Massey
Stanley, Bart., by Mary, dau. of Sir Carnaby Hag-
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Sta
gerston, Bart.; b. 1S07 ; s. as 10th Eart. 1841.
Is a Dep. liieut. for co. Chester (High SlicrifT
1845) ; was M.P. for Pontufract 1837-41.
Jleir Prcs., his brother Itowhiud (who has as-
sumed the name of Errington, h. 1809 ; m. 1839
JuHa, dau. of the hite General 8ir John Macdonald,
K.C.B.
STANLEY, Charles, Esq. (of Eoughiam).
Fifth son of the hite John Stanley, Esq., of Ar-
magh, CO. Armagl), by Septima, dau. of Thomas
Walker, Esq., of Richhill, CO. Armagh; h. 1817;
m. 1847 Jane Charlotte, dau. of Joseph Trimble,
Es(i., of Ashfield Park, Clogher, co. Tyrone. Edu-
cated at Armagh Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co.
Tyrone. This family settled in Ireland in 1600,
the ancestor being an Officer in the English Army.
— Eoughan Park, near Dungannon.
STANLEY, >^ Edward, Esq. (of Ponsouby Hall).
Eldest son of the late George Edward Stanley,
Esq., D.C.L., by his 2nd wife Elizabeth, dau. of
M. Evans, Esq. ; b. 1790 ; vi. 1821 Mary, dau.
of William Douglas, Esq., who was formerly a
Judge in India. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cum-
berland, and I'atron of 2 livings; was M.P. for
West Curaberlaitd 1833-52. This family is de-
scended from a common ancestor with the Earl of
Derby. — Ponsonby Hall, near Whitehaven, Cum-
berland ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou William, b. 1828.
STANLEY, Pranois Sloane, Esq. (of Tedworth
Park).
Third son of the Eev. George Sloane Stanley (who
is 2nd son of William Sloane iStanley, Esq., of
Paultons), by Laura, 3rd dau. of the late William
Webber, Esq., of Binfield Lodge, Berks ; b. 184- ;
s. his aunt, jNIrs. Asshetou Smith, 1859. Educated
at Eton. This family is descended in the female
line from Sir Hans Sloane. — Tedworth Park, near
Andover, Hants.
Heir Prcs., his brother.
STANNUS, Captain Robert Trevor.
Eldest surviving son of the late Thomas Slannus,
Esq., of Portarliiigton, Queen's co., and Carling-
ford, CO. Louth, by Catherine, dau. of Robert
Hamilton, Esq., of Clonsilla, co. Dublin ; b. 1824;
s. 1851 ; m. 1853 Caroline Sophia, dau. of John
Hamilton, Esq., LL.D. Is a Magisti-ate for Queen's
CO., and a retired Captain Bengal Army ; served in
Affghanistan, Gwalior, and Sutlej campaigns, and
was wounded at the taking of Ghuznee in 1842. —
Portarlington, Queen's co.
BTANSFELD, George, Esq. (of Settle).
Eldest sou of the late Robert Stansfeld, Esq., of
Field House, co. York, eldest male representative
of the ancient family of Stansfeld, or Stansfield, of
Stansfield, in the parish of Halifax ; b. 1803 ;
?;;.. 1834 Sarah, d. of William Birkbeck, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for the cos. of York and Lancaster, a
Barrister-at-Law, and Banker at Settle. — Settle,
Yorkshire.
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STANSFELD, James, Esq. (of Moorlands).
Seventh son of the late David Stansfeld, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. and heiress of Thomas Wolrich, Esq.,
of Arndey House ; b. 1792 ; iii. 1817 Emma, dau.
of the Rev. John Ralph, of Halifax. Is a Magistrate
for W. Riding of Yorkshire, and Judge of the
County Court of Yorkshire at Halifax, &c. — Moor-
lands, Halifax, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son James, M.P. for Halifax, and
Barrister-at-Law ; b. 1820; m. 1844 Caroline, dau.
of the late W. H. Ashurst, Esq. ; graduated LL.B.
at University Coll., London, 1844.
STANSFELD, James Milnes, Esq. (of Flockton
Manor).
Eldest son of the late William Stansfeld, Esq., by
Margaret, dau, of James Milnes, Esq., of the
Manor House, Flockton ; b. 1816. IsaMagistrate
for the W. Riding of Yorkshire. The original
residence of this family was Stansfeld Hall, in the
township of Stansfeld, near Todmorden, of which
manor their ancestor was made Lord on his coming
over with William the Conqueror. ^ — The Manor
House,. Flockton, near Wakefield, Y'orkshire.
STANSFELD, Kobert, Esq. (of Field House).
Second son of the late Robert Stansfeld, Esq., of
Field House, a ]\Iajor in the 6th West Y^ork Mi-
litia, late 19th regiment; b. 18 — ; ni. 183- Han-
nah Lretitia, dau. of the late L. F. C. Johnston,
Esq., one of her Majesty's Judges of the island of
Trinidad.- — Field House, near Halifax, Yorkshire ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Jfcir, his son Robert Johnston, b. 1838, Lieu-
tenant 38th regiment.
STANSFIELD.
(See C'omplon-Slansjield.)
STAPLES, Sir Thomas, Bart., Q.C. (cr. 1628).
Eldest sou of the late Right Hon. John Staples,
M.P., of Lissane, by Henrietta, dau. of Richard,
3rd Viscount Molesworth ; b. 1775 ; s. his cousin
as 7th Bart. 1832 ; vi. 1813 Katharine, dau. of
the Rev. John Hawkins. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1797) ; called to the
Irish Bar 1800 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Tyrone. — Lissane, near Cookstown, co.
Tyrone ; 11, Merrion Square East, Dublin.
Heir Prcs., his brother John Molesworth, Rector
of Lissane and Moville, co. Tyrone ; b. 1776 ;
in. 1813 Annie, dau. of the late Most Rev. Natha-
niel Alexander, D.D., Lord Bishop of Meath.
STAPLES, Moses William, Esq. (of Brovrghton
GiflFord).
Eldest son of the late Moses ^Villiam Staples, Esq.,
by Frances, dau. of John ]5ates, Esq., Alderman,
of London ; b. 1786 ; s. 1802 ; m. 1811 Anne, dau.
of the Rev. W. F. Browne, D.D., Prebendary of
Wells, and Rector of Lauuton, Oxford. Educated
at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford. — Broughton
Gifford, Wilts ; Norwood, Surrey.
Heir, his grandson Frederick John, b. 1844,
only son of his son Richard Thomas (deceased).
Sta]
COUISITY FAMILIES OF
STAPLETON, Hon. and Kev. Sir Francis
Jarvis, Bart. (cr. 1079).
Only .surviving .son of the late Sir Thomas Stapleton,
Bart, (who was also Lord J^e Despencer), by Eliza-
Ijeth, dau. of Samuel Eliot, Esq., of Antigua;
h. 1807 ; s. as 10th Bart. 1831 ; m. 1830 Margaret,
dau. of Lieut.-Gen. Sir G. Airey, G.C.B. Educated
at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1828); is a Magistrate for Kent, and Rector of Mere-
worth, and Vicar of Tudeley, Kent. — Merewortli
Rectory, near Maidstone, Kent.
Ilelr, his son Francis George, Captain Grenadier
Guards, h. 183L
STAPLETON, John, Esq. (of Berwick HUl).
Brother of the 8th Lord Beaumont, and uncle of
the present Peer; h. 181G. Called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1840, and goes the Northern Circuit.
Elected for Berwick 1852, but unseated on petition ;
recbosen 1857.- — Berwick Hill, Northumberland ;
Athenreum Club, S.W.
STARKE, James Ravenscroft, Esq. (of Laugh-
arne Castle).
Son of the late Richard Isaac Starke, Esq., by
Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of the late Colonel
Ravenscroft, of Burwood, ('hesliire ; h. 1810 ;
s. his mother in ]84S ; m. 1838 Alicia, dau. of the
Rev. James Eilard, Vicar of Kilfinane. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin. — Laugharne Castle, Car-
marthenshire, S. Wales.
Heir, his son James Ravenscroft, h. 1849.
STAEKEY, Lewis Bandle, Esq. (of Wood-
house).
Eldest son of the late John Starkey, Esq., by
Sai'ah Anne, dau. of Joseph Armitage, Esq., of
Milns-Bridge House, near Huddersfield ; h. 1830 ;
s. 1856 ; m. 1858 Constance Margarette, dau. of
the late Thomas Starkey, Esq., of Spring- Wood
House, Huddersfield. Educated at Rugby and at
the University of Berlin ; is a Magistrate for the
W. Riding of Yorkshire, and an Officer in the 2nd
West Yorkshire Yeomanry Cavalry. — Woodhouse,
near Huddersfield, Yorlcshire ; Gresbam Club,
E.G.
Heir, his son John Ralph, h. 1859.
STABKEY, Major Samiiel Cross (of Wren-
briry Hall).
Second son of the late John Cross Starkey, Esq.,
by his 1st wife Susan, dau. of John Warren, Esq. ;
h. 1807 ; s. 1855 ; in. 1st 1839 Henrietta Suft, dau.
of Colonel Manson ; 2ud 1853 Eleanor, dau. of
Charles Simpson, Esq., of Waterloo, Liverpool.
Is a Magistrate for Cheshire, and a Major H.E.I.
Co.'s service. — Wrenbury Hall, near Nantwich,
Cheshire.
Ildr, his son Arthur, h. 1847.
STABKY, John Bayntun, Esq. (of Spye Park).
Eldest son of the late John Edward Andrew Starky,
Esq., by Charlotte, 5th dau. of William Wynd-
ham, Esq., of Dinton, Wilts ; h. 1834 ; s. 1843 ;
m. 1857 Frances Anne, 2nd dau. of the Rev. James
Hunt Grubbe. Educated at Kton ; is a Magistrate
for Wilts.— Spye Park, near Devizes, Wilts.
Heir, his son George Bayntun, h. 1858.
STAUNTON, Henry Charlton, Esq. (of Staun-
ton HaU).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Rev.
AVilliam Job Charlton Staunton, by Isabella, only
dau. of the late Very Rev. G. Gordon, D.D., Dean
of Lincoln ; h. 1834 ; s. his brother 1853. Is a
Magistrate for Notts. — Staunton Hall, near Elton,
Nottingham ; Boodle's and Windham Clubs, S.W.
Jleir Pres., his brother Francis, b. 1839,
STAUNTON, John, Esq. (of Longbridge).
Eldest son of the late William Staunton, Esq., by
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Osborne Standert,
E.sq., of London ; h. 1799 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1833 Mary
Anne, dau. of the Rev. T. L. Snow, of Tidming-
ton, CO. Worcester. Educated at Rugby and Caius
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825). — Longbridge, near
Warwick.
STAUNTON.
(See Lynch- Staunton)
STAWELL, Sir William Foster, Knt. (cr.
1857).
Son of the late Jonas Stawell, Esq., of Old Court,
CO. Cork, by Anne Elizabeth, dau. of the late Bishop
(Foster) of Kilmore; 6.1815; m. 1856 Mary Frances,
dau. of the late V/. P. Greene, Esq., R.N. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called to the Irish
Bar 1839 ; appointed Attorney-General of Victoria,
and a Member of the Executive Council there, 1851 ;
(Jhief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria
1856.. — Melbourne, Australia.
STAWELL.
(See Alcoclc- Stawell.)
STEEL, John, Esq. (of Derwent Bank).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Steel, Esq., by
Dorothy, dau. of John Ponsonby, Esq., of Hale
Hall, Cumberland ; b. 1786 ; m. 1817 Frances,
dau. of the Rev. R. Coxe, of Bucklebury, Berks,
Educated at St. Bees ; is a IMagistrate for co. Cum-
berland ; was formerly a Solicitor at C'ockermouth ;
has been M.P. for Cockermouth since 1854. —
Derwent Bank, near Cockermouth, Cumberland ;
Reform Club, S.W,
STEEL, Sir Scudamore Winde, K.C.B, (cr,
1853),
Son of the late D. Steel, Esq., by a dau. of S.
AVinde, E.sq. ; b. 1789; m. 18— Charlotte, dau.
of the late Colonel W, Read (she d. 18 — ). Is a
Major-General in the E.I. Co.'s service, and
Colonel of the 1st European Fusiliers ; was for-
merly in the Madras Native Infantry ; has served
with distinction in India and Burmah ; was Mili-
tary Secretary to the Government at Madras
1835-46. — East India Club, S.W. ; Brunswick
Hotel, Jermyn Street, S.W,
STEELE, Sir John MaxweU, Bart, (cr, 1768),
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Richard Steele,
Bart., by Frances, dau. of the late Edward, Count
d'Alton, Lieutenant-General in the Austrian ser-
vice ; b. 1811 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1850 ; in. 1838 Eliza-
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beth Anne, tlau. of J. Uraves, Esq., of Mickleton
Manor (see that family). Educated at Erasenose
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1833) ; is Captain Eoyal North
Gloucester Militia.- — Mickleton Manor, near Chip-
])ing Cauipdeii, Gloucestershire ; Junior United
Service and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, 8.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward, Lieutenant-
Colonel 83rd foot, h. 1813.
STEPHEN, Sir Alfred, Knt. (cr. 1841).
Son of the late J. Stephen, Esq., and cousin of Sir
G. Stephen and of the late Right Hon. Sir James
' Stephen ; h. 1802 ; m. 1st 1824 Virginia, dau, of
M. Consett, Esq. ; 2nd 1838 Eleanor, dau. of the
Rev. Dr. Bedford. Called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1823 ; was Chief Justice of New South Wales
1841-57 ; was previously Solicitor and Attorney-
General of Tasmania. — Sydney.
STEPHEN, Sir George, Knt. (er. 1838).
Youngest son of the late James Stephen, Esq.,
M.P., a Master in Chancery, by Ann, dau. of H.
Stent, Esq., and brother of the late Eight Hon.
Sir J. Stephen ; h. 1794 ; m. 1821 Henrietta, dau.
of the Eev. W. Raven scroft. Called to the Bar at
Gray's Inn 1849, and goes the Northern Circuit;
is a Dep. Lieut, for Bucks. — Liverpool.
STEPHEN", RigM Hon. Sir James,* K.CB. (cr.
1848).
A son of the late James Stephen, Esq., M.P., and
Master in Chancery, by Ann, dau. of H. Stent,
Esq., and brother of Sir G. Stephen ; h. 1790.
Graduated LL.B. 1812, at Trinity Hall, Cambridge;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1811 ; is Regius
Professor of Modern History at Cambridge ; was
Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies 1833-47.
— 29, Westbourne Terrace, W.
STEPHENS, Arthur, Esq. (of Poston Hall).
Third son of the late Henry Gilbert Stephens, Esq.,
by Jane, dau. of William Dean, Esq., of Wim-
borne Minster, Dorset ; h. 1810 ; m. 1841 Anna
Maria, youngest surviving dau. of the late James
Ward, Esq., of AVilley Place, near Farnham, and
widow of the late John Haigh, Esq., of Whitwell
Hall, York. Is a Magistrate for the N. and E.
Ridings of Yorkshire, and a Dep. Lieut, for the N.
Riding ; was Private Secretary to four successive
Postmasters-General from 1829 to 1841, and was
also a Lieutenant in the Queen's Own Royal Yeo-
manry. — Foston Hall, near York ; Arthur's Club,
S.W. ; 8, Chester Street, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Cecil, h. 1847.
STEPHENS, Henry Lewis, Esq. (of Tregenna).
Son of the late Samuel Stephens, Esq., by Betty,
only child of Samuel WallLs, Esq., R.N. ; b. 1810 ;
s. 1834. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1831) ; is a Magistrate for Cornwall (High Sheriff
1844).— Tregenna Castle, near Hayle, Cornwall ;
University, and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs,
S.W.
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STEPHENS.
(See Lync-Biepliens.)
STEPHENSON, Sir Rowland Maedonald (cr.
1856).
Son of the late Rowland Stephenson, Esq., by
Mary Eliza, dau. of E. Stephenson, Esq., of Farley
Hill, Berks, and Scaleby Castle, Cumberland ;
h. 1808 ; m. 1840 Marianne, dau. of Lieutenant E.
Hederstedt, R.N. Educated at Harrow ; is a
Civil Engineer, and Director of the East-India
Railway Company ; received the honour of Knight-
hood for his services in introducing and carrying
out railway communication in India. — 6, Upper
Hyde-Park Gardens, W.
STEPHENSON, Lady Mary.
Third dau. of 4th Earl of Albemarle ; m. 1826 H.
F. Stephenson, Esq., of the Inland Revenue Office,
whorf. 1858.— 6, St. George's Place, W.
STEUART, Sir Henry Barclay, of Coltness, Bart.
(cr. 1695).
s. his cousin 1839. The present holder of the title
is not known in Great Britain or Ireland.
STEUART, Sir Henry James Seton-, Bart.
(er. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Sir Reginald Maedonald,
Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Sir H.
Steuart, Bart., F.R.S., of Allanton (who was
created a Baronet with remainder to his son-in-
law) ; h. 1812; s. as 3rd Bart. 1838; m. 1852
Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Montgomery, Esq., and
grand-dau. of Sir James Montgomery, Bart., of
Stanhope, Lord Chief Baron of Scotland ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Stirling and
Lanark. The mother of the present Bart, added
the name of Seton to that of her own, on succeed-
ing to the estate of Touch, the property of her
maternal uncle, the late Hon. A. Seton, Member
of Council at Calcutta. — Allanton House, near
Motherwell, Lanarkshire ; Touch House, near Stir-
ling, N.B. ; New Club, Edinburgh.
llcir Pres., his brother Archibald, h. 1814.
STEUART, Andrew, Esq. (of Auchlunkart).
Only son of Pa,trick Steuart, Esq., of Auchlunkart
House, CO. Banff, by Rachel, dau. of Lachlan Gor-
don, Esq., of Park ; h. 1822; m. 1847 Elizabeth,
dau. of Colonel T. Gordon, of I'ark. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1844) ; entered at
the Inner Temple 1851, but was not called to the
Bar; a Dep. Lieut, for co. Banff; has been M.P.
for Cambridge since 1857- — Auchlunkart House,
near Keith, Banffshire, N.B.
STEUART, Mrs. (of Steuart's Lodge).
Elizabeth Dawson, only dau. of late William
Duckett, Esq., of Duckett's Grove, co. Carlow ;
m. 1820 William Richard Steuart, Esq., of Steuart's
Lodge, who was a Magistrate for co. Carlow, and
High Sheriff in 1821, and d. in 1852.— Steuart's
Lodge, near Leighlin Bridge, co. Carlow.
Heiress Pres., her husband's sister Henrietta
Maria, m. 1813 Rev. W. Hickey.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
STEUART, Major Kobert (of Ballecliin).
Eldest son of the late Hope Steuart, Esq., by
Louisa, 2nJ dan. of James JNIorley, Esq., of Kemp-
shot Park, Hants ; b. 180(i ; s. 1834. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. I'erth ; was formerly a Major in the
East-India Company's service. — Eallechin, near
Perth, N.P..
Jlcir Prcs., his brother James Charles, b. 1808.
STEVENS, John Ciu'zoa Moore, Esq.. (of Wins-
cott).
Only son of the Ven. Archdeacon Moore Stevens,
by Anne Eleanor, dan. of the late Rev. W. Roberts,
Vice-Provost of Eton Coll. ; b. 1818 ; m. 1850
Elizabeth Anne, dan. of the ]vev. Peter Johnson,
Prebendary of Exeter. Educated at Winchester
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1840, M.A. 1844);
called to the Par at the Middle Temple 1844 ; is a
Rlagistrate for Devon, and Captain Royal Devon
Mounted JJifles. This family Jiave been settled in
the neighbourhood of Q'orrington more than 200
years. — Winscott, near Torrington, Devon ; Con-
servative Club, S.W.
Jlcir, his sou John Henry, b. 1852.
STEVENS, Bev. Thomas (of Bradfield).
Second but eldest surviving .son of the late Rev.
Henry Stevens (who was Rector and Lord of the
Manor of Bradfield, Berks), by Maria, dau. of Wil-
liam Tiuney, Esq., of Salisbury ; h. 1809 ; s. 1842 ;
m. 1st 1839 Caroline Octavia, dau. of George Toi-
let, Esq., of Betley Hall, co. Stafford (she d. .?. p.) ;
2nd 1843 Susanna, dau. of the Rev. Robert Mar-
riott, of Cotesbach, co. Leicester. Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1832) ; appointed
Assistant Poor-Tjaw Commissioner 1836 ; is a
Magistrate for Berks and Oxon, Rector and Lord
of the IVIanor of Bradfield, and Founder and first
Warden of St. Andrew's Coll., Bradfield ; in 1839
was appointed Perpetual Curate of Keele, co.
Stafford. — Bradfield, near Reading, Berks.
Heir, his sou Henry, b. 1847.
STEVENSON, James Peel, Esq. (of Ufflngton).
Eldest son of the late James Stevenson, Esq., of
UfSngton, by Elizabeth Anne, eldest dau. of Law-
rence Peel, Esq., and niece of Sir Robert Peel,
Bart., of Ardwick Green, Manchester; m. 1835
Maria, dau. of Walter McKenzie, Esq., of Canada
' West. This family changed the name from Bellain
to Stevenson in the year 1844. — Uffington, near
Stamford, co. Lincoln.
Jleir, his son Walter George Bellain, b. 1838.
STEVENSON, Bobert, Esq. (of Ardkill).
Heir and successor of the late Robert Stevenson,
Esq., of Ardkill, co. Londonderry ; b. 1812 ;
s. 1839 ; m. 1838 Jane, dau. of William Long,
Esq. Educated at Londonderry ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Tyi-one. — Ardkill, near Londonderry.
Jlcir, his sou Robert, b. 1842.
STEWARD, Anthony Bonn, Esq. (of Chapel
House).
Eldest son of the late John Steward, Esq., by
Margaret Cecilia, dau. of Anthony Benn, Esq., of
Hensingham House; b. 1805; vi. 1842 Mary
Anne, dau. of Miliiam Hartley, Esq., of Rose
Hill. Is a Magistrate for Cumberland (High j
Sheriff 1858). — Chapel House, near Whitehaven, i
Cumberland ; Union Club, S.W.
STEWARD, Richard Oliver Francis, Esq. (of
Nottington House). \
Eldest son of the late Colonel Steward (formerly !
M.P. for Weymouth), by Loui.sa Henrietta, only ;
dau. of Edward Morgan, Esq., of Golden Grove, i
CO. Flint; b. 1823 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1856 Olivia Eliza- I
both, 3rd dau. of Sir H. A. Johnson, Bart. Edu- j
cated at Winchester Coll. ; is a Major in the Army. \
— Nottington House, near Dorchester, Dorset ; I
Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Jfcir Prcs., his brother Fredeiick Gordon, ,
b. 1826. !
i
STEWART, Sir James, Bart. (cr. 1623). j
Only surviving son of the late Sir James Stewart, '
Bart., by a dau. of Richard Chapel Whaley, Esq., |
of Whaley Abbey, co. Wicklow ; //. 18 — ; s. his '
uncle, the late Earl of Blesinton, as 7th Bart. 1827. i
IsaDep. Lieut, for, and Vice-Lieut, of, co. Donegal. :
The 4th Bart, was vested Earl of Blesinton. — Fort
Stewart, near Ramelton, co. Donegal.
STEWART, Sir Michael Robert Shaw, Bart,
(cr. 1667).
Eldest son of the late Sir Michael Shaw Stewart,
Bart., M.P., by Eliza Mary, dau. of Robert Far-
qnhar, Esq., of Newark, co. Renfrew ; b. 1826 ; s. as
7th Bart. 1836 ; Vii. 1852 Lady Octavia Grosvenor,
dau. of the 2nd Marquis of Westminster. Educated ;
at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Renfrew ; has been M.P. for co. Renfrew since
1855 ; was formerly Lieutenant 2iid Life-guards.
This family is descended from Robert III. of Scot-
land.— Blackall, near Ardgowan, rid Greenock,
N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 42, Belgrave Square,
S.W.
JJeir, his son INlichael Hugh, b. 1854.
STEWART, Sir WiUiam Drummond, Bart. (cr.
1683).
Eldest .surviving son of the late Sir G. Stewart,
Bart., by Catharine, dau. of John Drummond, Esq.,
of Logic Almond, N.B. ; b. 1796 ; s. his brother as
7th Bart. 1838 ; m. 1830 Christina Mary, dau. of
— Stewart, Esq. (she d. 1856). Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth ; served in the 15th Hus-
sars in the campaign of 1815 ; is a Knight of the
Order of Christ of Italy and Portugal. This family
is descended lineally from a common ancestor with
the Stuart kings. — Grandtully Castle, near Dun-
keld, N.B., and Murthly, near Perth, N.B.
Jlcir, his son William George, Captain 93rd
Highlander!?, b. 1831.
STEWART, Sir John Marcus, Bart. (cr. 1803).
Eldest son of the late Sir Hugh Stewart, Bart., of
Ballygooley, by Julia, dau. of Marcus M'Causland
Gage, Esq., of Bellarena ; b. 1830 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1854 ; VI. 1856 Annie Coote, dau. of G. P. Hough-
ton, Esq. Educated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tyrone (High Sheriff 1858) ;
was formerly Lieutenant Inniskilling Dragoons;
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served in the Crimea 1855. — Ballygawley House,
CO. Tyrone ; Carlton Club, S.W.
JJdr, his son Hugh Houghton, h. 1858.
STEWART, Lady Katharine.
Sister of the 7th Earl of Wemysa ; m. 1805 Hon.
E. H. Stewart, who d. 1851. — 14, New Steine,
Brighton ; 9, Bryanstou Square, W.
STEWART, Hon. Keith Stewart, C.B.
Second son of 8th Earl of Galloway ; b. 1814 ; m.
1841 Mary Caroline, dau. of the late Sir C. A.
Fitzroy, K.C.B. Educated at Royal Naval Coll. ;
entered the Navy 1827, became Captain E.N.
1842 ; served at Navarino, on Portuguese, North-
American, and We.st-Indian stations, and in China
1857-8 ; made a C.B. 1859.
STEWART, Hon. Montgomery Granville Jolm.*
Fourth son of 7th Earl of Galloway ; b. 1780 ; iii.
1801 Catharine, dau. of P. Honyman, Esq. (she d.
1833) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for cos. Wigton and Kirk-
cudbright.— Castramount, Ciatehouse, N.B.
STEWART, Sir Houston, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Third sou of the late Sir ]\I. S. Stewart, Bart., by a
dau. of the late Sir W. Maxwell, Bart. ; h. 1791 ;
m. 1819 Martha, dau. of Sir W. Miller, Bart. Is
a Vice- Admiral in the Navy ; has been a Lord of
the Admiralty ; served at Flushing and the Siege
of Acre, and was second in command in the Black
Sea 1859 ; was M.P. for Greenwich February —
July 1852. — Gart House, near Callander, N.B.
STEWART, Alexander, Esq. (of Ballyedmond).
Son of the late Thomas Ludford Stewart, Esq., for-
merly of Belfast, co. Antrim ; b. 1801 ; m. 1830
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of James Douglas, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for co. Down. — Ballyedmond, nearEos-
trevor, co. Down.
STEWART, Alexander John Robert, Esq. (of
Ards).
Only son of the late Alexander Robert Stewart,
Esq., by Caroline Anne, 3rd dau. of 1st Marquis
Camden; b. 1827; s. 1850; m. 1851 Isabella Re-
becca, 6th dau. of the 2nd Earl of Norbury. Edu-
cated at Tiinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down and for co. Donegal
(High Sheriff 1853). This family is a collateral
branch of the Londonderry family. — Ards, Cashel-
more, near Strabane, co. Donegal ; Lawrencetown
House, near Banbridge, co. Down ; White's, Carl-
ton, and National Clubs, S.W. ; 13, Belgrave
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Alexander George John, b. 1852.
STEWART, Henry, Esq. (of St. Fort).
Second son of the late Robert Stewart, Esq., by
Anne Stewart, dau. of Henry Balfour, Esq., of
Denboy ; b. 1796 ; s. 1836 ; in. 1837 Jane, dau. of
James Eraser, Esq., of Culderskell. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife. — St. Fort, near New-
port, Fifeshire, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Balfour, b. 1838.
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STEWART, James, Esq. (of Cairnsmore).
Eldest son of the late Patrick Stewart, Esq., of
Cairnsmore, by Lillias, dau. of Hugh Miller, Esq. ;
b. 1791 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1829 Elizabeth, only dau. of
Gilbert Macleod, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, and a
Magistrate for co. Wigton. — Cairnsmore, near New-
ton Stewart, Kirkcudbrightshire, N.B.
Heir, his son Colvin, b. 1830.
STEWART, John, Esq. (of Nateby Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Leveson Douglas
Stewart, Esq., R.N., by Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
John Dalrymple Hay, Bart., of Park Castle, co.
Wigtown ; b. 1813 ; m. 1841 Elizabeth, only dau.
of the late Richard Thomjison, Esq., of Nateby
Hall. Educated at Edinburgh University. This
family is descended from Alexander, 6th Earl of
Galloway. — Nateby Hall, near Garstang, Lanca-
shire ; New Club, Edinburgh ; 28, Abercromby
Place, Edinburgli,
Heir, his son John Leveson Douglas, b. 1842.
STEWART, John, Esq. (of Loiighveagh).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Stewart, Esq., of
Gartuafuaro, in Ballquihidder, co. Perth, by Jane,
dau. of James Buchanan, of Perthshire ; b. 1800.
Is a Magistrate for cos. Donegal and Tipperary.
This family formerly held extensive possessions in
Perthshire, which were forfeited in 1715. — Lough-
veagh House, near Letterkenny, co. Donegal ;
Royal W. Yacht Club, Dublin.
STEWART, John Lome, Esq. (of Coll and
Knochrioch).
Eldest son of the late Duncan Stewart, Esq., of
Glenbuckie, by Margaret, dau. of Duncan Stewart,
Esq., of Ardsheal; b. 1800; m. 1831 Mary Camp-
bell, dau. of Archibald Campbell, Esq. Is a Ma-
gistrate for Perthshire, and a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Argyle. This family was formerly of Benmore, co.
Perth. — Stronvar House, Campbelltown, Brechaha
Castle, Coll, co. Argyle ; United Service Club,
Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Duncan, b. 1834 ; m. 1858 Ferooza
Margaret, dau. of Sir John M'Neill, G.C.B.
STEWART, John Vandelenr, Esq. (of Rock
Hill).
Third son of the late Alexander Stewart, Esq., by
Mary, 3rd dau. of 1st Marquis of Drogheda, K.P. :
b. 1804 ; m. 1837 Helen, 4th dau. of 2nd Earl of
Norbury. Is a JMacjistrate ;ind Dep. Lieut, for co.
Donegal (High Sheriff 1838). This family is a
junior branch of that of the i\Iar(|uis of London-
derry.— Rock Hill, near Letterkenny, co. Donegal ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Alexander Charles Hector, 2nd
Life-guard.s, b. 1838.
STEWART, Robert, Esq. (of Ardvorlich).
Second son of the late William Murray Stewart,
Esq., by Charlotte, eldest dau. of Major R. J.
Debnam ; b. 1829 ; s. his brother 1857. — Ardvor-
lich, near Crieff, Perthshire.
Heir, his brother John, b. 1833.
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STEWART, Stair Hathorn, Esq. (of Physgill).
Eldest son of the late Robert Hathorn Stewart,
Esq., by Isabella, dau. of the late Sir Stair Agnew,
Bart., of Lochnaw, co. Wigtown ; h. 1796 ; s. ISIS ;
m. 1st 1820 Margaret, only dau. of the late James
Johnston, Esq., of Straiton ; 2nd 1826 Helen,
youngest dau. of the late Eight Hon. Sir John
Sinclair, Bart., of Ulbster ; 3rd 1846 Jane Rothes,
dau. of the late John Maitland, Esq., of Freugh,
CO. Wigtown. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, and Convenor for co.
Wigtown. This family is descended from John
Stewart, of Kirkmanhoe, 2nd son of Sir Alexander
Stewart, who cL 1590. — Glasserton and Physgill,
near Whithorn, Wigtownshire, N.B. ; New Club,
Edinburgh.
Jleir, his son Robert Hathorn Johnston, h. 1824 ;
m. 1st 1851 Ellen, dau. of Archibald Douglas,
Esq., of Glenfinart, co. Argyle ; 2nd 1856 Anne,
dau. of Sir William Maxwell, Bart., of Monreith.
STEWART, Thomas Blakeney-Lyon, Esq. (of
Wliitegate House).
Fourth son of the late Henry Stewart, Estj., by
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of 2nd Lord Longford ; h.
1802 ; s. 1854 ; /;;. 1855 Anne, 4th dau. of James
Penrose, Esq., of Woodhill, co. Cork ; assumed the
additional names of Blakeney and Lyon in 1855,
by Letters Patent, on succeeding to the Mount
Blakeney estates. Educated at Armagh and Trinity
Coll., Dublin (A.M. 18.32) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Cork. This family was seated at Killymoon, co.
Tyrone, from 1635 to 1S50. — Whitegate House,
nearCloyne, co. Cork; National Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother James Robert, h. 1805 ; m.
1835 Martha Eleanor, dau. of R. B. Warren, Esq.
STEWART, William, Esq. (of Sliambeliie).
Eldest son of the late William Stewart, Esq., of
Shambellie, by Bertha, dau. of Charles Donaldson,
Esq., of Broughton; h. 1815; s. 1844 ; m. 1845
Katherine, dau. of John Hardie, Esq. Educated
at Edinburgh Univei-sity ; appointed Major in the
Galloway Militia 1846, resigned in 1S54 ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the Stewarti'y of Kirk-
cudbright.^— Shambellie, near Dumfries, N.B.
Heir, his son William, h. 1848.
STEWART.
(See Murray ■titcwart^
STIRLING", Sir Samuel Home, Bart. (cr. 1666).
Son of the late George Stirling, Esq., and grand-
son of the late Sir John Stirling, Bart. ; b. 1830 ;
s. his unule 1858 ; m. 1854 Mary Harriet Thornton,
dau. of Colonel Begbie, late of 44th regiment.
Represents maternally the extinct Earls of Both-
well and Duubar and the Humes of Renton. —
Renton, co. Berwick ; Glorat, near Stirling, N.B.
STIRLING, Sir Walter George, Bart. (cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the late Sir Walter Stirling, Bart., by
Susannah, dau. of George T. Goodeuough, Esq.,
of Eordwood, Isle of Wight ; h. 1802 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1832; ;». 1835 Cai^oline Frances, dau. of
John, Earl of Strafford. Educated at Westmin-
ster ; is a Magistrate and Dep, Lieut, for Middle-
sex. — Faskine, near Lanark, N.B. ; Bordwood,
near Ryde, I. of AVight ; Burswood, Tunbridge
Wells ; 29, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Walter, h. 1838.
STIRLING, Sir James, Knt. (cr. 1833).
Son of the late A. Stirling, Esq., of Drumpellier,
CO. Lanark; h. 1791; m. 1823 Ellen, dau. of the
late James Mangles, Esq., M.P. Educated at
Westminster ; is a Vice-Adrairal in the Navy ;
late Commander-in-Chief on the India and China
stations ; has been Governor of Western Australia,
and a Lord of the Admiralty. — Belmont, near Bed-
hampton, Hants.
STIRLING, John, Esq. (of Kippendavie).
Eldest son of the late Patrick Stirling, Esq,, by
Catherine Georgina, 2nd dau. of John Wedder-
burn, Esq., of >Spring Garden, Jamaica; ?*. 1811;
s. 1816 ; m. 1839 Catherine Mary, only child of the
Rev. John Wellings. Is a INIagistrate for co. Perth.
— Kippendavie, near Dunblane, Perthshire ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Patrick, h. 1846.
STIRLING, William, Esq. (of Keir),
Eldest son of the late Archibald Stirling, Esq., of
Keir, by Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the late Sir John
Maxwell, Bart., of Polloc ; h. 1818 ; s. 1850.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1839,
M.A. 1843) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Perth ; has been M.P. for co. Perth since 1852.
— Keir, near Dunblane, N.B. ; Travellers', Athe-
ugeum, and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 128, Park Street,
Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir Pres., his brother John, h. 1820.
STOBART, Colonel Hem>y (of Etherley).
Youngest son of the late William Stobart, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of Robert Douglas, Esq. ; h. 1795 ;
on. 1824 Jane, youngest dau. of the late Matthew
Culley, Esq., of Akeld, Northumberland. Educated
at Durham and Woolwich ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Durham, and Honorary Colonel of
the Durham Artillery I\Iilitia ; was formerly in the
Royal Artillery, and served in the war with America
1813-15. — Etherley, near Bishop- Auckland, co.
Durham ; Conservative Club, S.W.
STOCKENSTROM, Sir Andrew, Bart, (cr.
1840).
Eldest sou of the late Andreas Stockenstrom, Esq.,
by Maria, dau. of John Breeders, Esq., of the Cape
of Good Hope ; h. 1772 ; m. 1828 Elsabe Helena,
dau. of Gysbert Henry IMaasdorp, Esq., of the
Cape of Good Hope. Was Lieutenant-Governor
of the Cape of Good Hope 1834-40, This family is
of Swedish extraction. — Cape Town, Sotith Africa.
Heir, his son Gysbert Henry, h. 1841.
STOKES, Frederick Tanfield, Esq. (of Denmark
Hill).
Eldest son of the late James Stokes, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of John Duff, Esq., of London ; h. 1820 ; m.
1S39 Rebecca, dau. of Richard Dore, Esq. Is
a Magistrate for Dublin. — Denmark Hill, near
Rathmines, co. Dublin.
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yrOKES, George Day, Esq. (of Moiinthawk).
J'7i'lest son of the late Oliver Stokes, Esq., by
I'llizabeth, dau. of John Day, Esq., INlayor of
Cork ; h. 1802 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1826 Mary Anne,
dau. and co-heiress of Robert Barett, Esq., of Hor-
stead Hall, Norfolk. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (M.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate for co. Kerry
and Treasurer of the county, — Mounthawk, near
Tralee, co. Kerry.
Heir, his son Henry Bowles George, 47th regi-
ment, h. 1831.
HTOKES, Jolm Day, Esq. (of Lassenagh).
Third son of the late Oliver Stokes, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of John Day, Esq., of Cork '; b. 1803 ;
m. 1829 Jane, dau. of C^olonel Littlejohn. Is a
Magistrate for Kerry, and a Major-General in
H.M.'s Indian Forces; appointed Resident at the
Court of Mysoor in 1835 ; was Military Secretary
to the Governor-Cieneral of India, and commanded
a division of the Army of India. This family,
originally from Devonshire, settled in Ireland in
the reign of Elizabeth. — Lassenagh, near Tralee,
CO. Kerry.
STONE, Edward Gresley, Esq. (of Cliambers
Court).
Son of the late John Stone, Esq., by Arabella, dau.
of Captain Edward Phorley, of Colchester, late 2nd
Queen's regiment ; h. 1807 ; s. 1811 ; m. 1829 Su-
sannah, dau. of the Rev. Henry Shepherd, D.D.,
late Senior Chaplain at Calcutta. Educated at
Winchester and University Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester
(High Sheriff 1847), and a Dep. Lieut, for Essex.
The family are originally of Gloucestershire, and
are possessed of the manors of Fiddington, in that
county, and of Eastington, co. Worcester. — Cham-
bers Court, Longdon, near Tewkesbury.
Heir, his son the Rev. Edward Henry Montagu,
h. 1830 ; m. 1855 Jane, dau. of the Rev, Henry
Somers-Cocks.
STONE.
(See Loiondes- Stone.)
STONESTBEET.
(See Ch'iffin-Stonestreet.)
STONEY, Thomas Butler, Esq. (of Portland),
Eldest son of the late Richard Falkiner Stoney,
Esq., by Jane, 2nd dau. of the late James Butler,
Esq., of Castlecrike, co. Clare; h. 1813; s. 1830 ;
in. 1837 Sarah, eldest dau. and co-heiress of Robert
Fannin, Esq., of Leeson Street, Dublin, Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co.
Tipperary (High Sheriff 1855) ; was formerly in
the 19th regiment. — Portland, near Borrisokane,
CO. Tipperary.
IleiA; his son Robert Fannin, Lieutenant 53rd
regiment, h. 1838.
STONEY, Thomas George, Esq. (of Kyle Park).
Only son of the late George Stoney, Esq., of Arran
Hill, CO. Tipperary, by Mary Anne, dau. of William
Smith, Esq., of Gurteen, co. Tipperary; b. 1808 ;
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s. 1810 ; m. 1829 Anna Henrietta, only dau. of the
late Thomas Waller, of Finnoe House. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co.
Tipperary. This family is of Yorkshire descent. —
Kyle Park, near Borrisokane, co. Tipperar3^
Heir, his son George Francis, Captain Tipperary
Light Infantry Militia, b. 1834.
STONHOUSE, Sh' Timothy Vansittart, Bart,
(or. 1670).
Second son of the late John Stonhouse, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of Richard Stephens, Esq.; b. 1799;
s. his brother as 10th Bart. 1848 ; m. 1825 Mary
Diana, dau. of Rev, George William Sturt, of Long
Critchill, co. Dorset. Educated at Haileybury Col-
lege ; is a Member of the Council at Madras. Two
distinct baronetcies met in the person of the 6th
Bart. — Madras.
Heir, his son Henry Vansittart, b. 1827 ; in.
1851 Charlotte, dau. of the late John Beatty West,
Esq., M.P. for Dublin (she d. 185-).
STONHOUSE-VIGOR, Mrs,
Louisa Burt, dau. of ,T. Taylor-Gordon, Esq., M.D.
(whom see), by Eliza Barham, dau. of R. M. Han-
sard, Esq., of Miskin House, co. Glamorgan ; m. 18 —
the Rev. Henry Stonhouse -Vigor, son of the late
Archdeacon Stonhouse, who assumed the additional
name of Vigor in 1795, and grandson of the Rev.
Sir James Stonhouse, Bart, (he d. 1838). This
family was formerly possessed of Radley Park, near
Abingdon, Berks, which pa.ssed into the Bowyer
family through the marriage of Anne, eldest dau.
of Sir John Stonhouse, Bart., of Radley. — 12,
Royal Promenade, Victoria Square, Clifton, near
Bristol.
Heir, her son Alfred Henry Say, heir of entail
to the family estates.
STOPFOBD, Hon, Sir Montagu, K.C.B, (cr.
1855),
Fourth son of the 3rd Earl of Courtown, by Mary,
dau. of the 3rd Duke of Buccleuch ; b. 1798 ; m, 1st
1827 Cordelia Winifred, dau. of LieutenantGeneral
Sir G. Whitmore ; 2nd 1853 Lucy, dau. of J. Clay,
Esq. Is a Vice-Admiral in the Navy ; has served
on the Indian and American stations, and in the
Black Sea 1854-5 ; made a K.C.B. for his services
before Sebastopol in the latter year ; appointed
Superintendent of the Dockyard at Malta 1858. — •
Malta.
STOPPORD, Hon. and Rev. Henry Scott,
Third son of the 3rd Earl of Courtown ; b. 1797 ;
m. 1826 Annette, dau. of W. Browne, Esq., who
d. 1842, Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1819) ; appointed Rector of Clonmore and
Archdeacon of Leighlin 1824, and Rector of Kil-
leban 1826. — Clonmore Rectory, Baltinglass, co.
Carlow.
STOPFORD, Captain Edward (of Falconer's
HiU).
Son of the late Hon. and Rev. R. B. Stopford, by
Eleanor, eldest dau. of the 1st Lord Lilford, and
grandson of the 1st Earl of Courtown ; b. 1809 :
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
VI. ISJO Julia Maria, eldest dau. of Captain Wil-
brahain, R.N. Educated at the Eoyal Naval
Coll. ; appoiuted to H.M.'s Navy 1825 ; was en-
gaged in the Burmese war 1825-6 ; served on tlie
coast of Syria 1840 ; is a Magistrate for co. North-
ampton. — Falconer's Hill, near Daventry, North-
amptonshire ; United Service Club, S.W.
/fcir, his sou Henry Edward, Ensign 36th regi-
ment, b. 1841.
STOPFORD, William Bruce, Esq. (of Drayton
House).
Fourth sou of the late Hon. and Kev. 11. B. Stop-
ford, by Eleanor, dau. of the 1st Ijord Ijilford, and
•n-andson of the 1st Earl of Courtown ; b. 1806 ;
«. 1843 ; III. 1837 Caroline Harriet, dan. of the late
Hon. GeorgeGerniain, and uiece and heir of (.'harles,
5th Duke of Dorset. Educated at\Voolwich ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton ;
was formerly Precis ^^'riter in the Foreign Office.
— Drayton House, near Thrapstone, Northampton-
shire ; Travellers' and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Ifcii; his son Sackville George, b. 1840 ; edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
STORKS, Sir Henry Knight, K.C.B. (or. 1857).
Eldest son of ]\Ir. Serjeant Storks, late Chief Jus-
tice of Ely and Recorder of Cambridge, by Mary
Anne, dau. and coheir of the late Thomas Trundle,
Esq. ; b. 1811 ; m. 1841 Eliza Adelaide Maria, only
child of theChevalierGiuseppeNizzoli, of Milan (d.).
Educated at the Charterhouse ; is a I'olonel in the
Army, unattached, with local rank of jNIajor-Gene-
ral in Turkey ; served in the 61st, 14th, and 38th
regiments ; was Assistant Adjutant-General in the
Kaffir war 1846-7 ; has been Military Secretary at
the Mauritius ; commanded H.M.'s forces and the
British Mifitary Establishments on the Bosphorus,
the Dardanelles, and at Smyrna 1854-6 ; was Secre-
tary for Military Correspondence at the War Office
1857-9 ; appointed 1859 Lord High Commissioner
of the Ionian Islands. — United Service Club, S.W. ;
Government House, Corfu.
Jlclr, his son Henry, b. 1842.
STORMONT.
(See under Man .sjtdd, Earl of.)
STORY, James Hamilton, Esq. LL.D. lof
Lougbinton;.
Fourth son of the late Eev. Joseph Story, of
Bingfield, by Sarah, dau. of Robert Delap, Esq.,
of Eathmelton, co. Donegal; b. 1793; m. 1820
Sarah Thorpe, only child of Henry Wayniouth,
Esq., of Bry;i.nston Square, London. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1815, LL.D. 1832) ;
called to the Irisli Bar 1821, to the English Bar at
Gray's Inn 1827 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Tyrone
and Cavan (High SherifF of Cavan 1822).— Loughin-
ton House, near Beltorbet, co. Cavan ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 17, Bryanston Square, W.
Heir, his son James, b. 1828 ; High Sheriff of
CO. Cavan 1860.
STORY, Joseph, Esq. (of Bingfield).
Eldest son of the late Kev. Joseph Story, by fjouisa,
dau. of Sir Peter Rivers, Bart., of Winchester;
/;. 1817 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1852 Caroline Sophia Ken-
neth, dau. of Nevile Reid, Esq., of Runnymede,
Berk.^. Educated at Winchester and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1839) ; called to the Irish Bar 1841 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Cavan (High Sheriff 1853).
This family is descended from Joseph Story, Bishop
of Killaloe, 1740, and afterwards of Kilmore, 1742,
who was born at Bingfield, Northumberland, A.D.
1679. — Bingfield, nearCrossdoney, co. Cavan ; Sack-
ville-Street Club, Dublin.
J/eii; his son Robert, b. 1854.
STOUGHTON, Charles William, Esq. (of Bal-
ly noe).
Son of Thomas Anthony Stoughtou, Esq., of Bally-
horgan, co. Kerry, by Mary, dau. and sole heiress ;
of the late Thomas Daunt, Esq., of Owlpeu Park, |
CO. Gloucester, and Gortigrenane, co. Cork ; ,?. 1849 ;
m. 1855 l^ercy Georgina Laura, 2nd dau. of the
late George Bagot Gosset, Esq., 4th Dragoon ;
Guards, and A.D.C. to the Viceroy of Ireland.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Kerry, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Glou-
cester. — Ballynoe, near Causeway, co. Kerry ;
Arthur's, Brookes', and Union Clubs, S.W. ; 5,
Grosveuor Place, S.W.
Jfeir, his son Charles Cecil Percy, b. 1856.
STOUGHTON, Thomas Anthony, Esq. (of Bally-
horgan).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Stoughton, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of the late Colonel Lewis, Esq., of St.
Pierre, co. Monmouth, and widow of John Han-
bury, Esq., of Pontypool Park, co. Monmouth ;
b. 18 — ; III. 18 — Mary, dau. and heir of the late
Thomas Daunt, Esq., of Owlpeu Park, co. Glou-
cester, and Gortigrenane, co. Cork. Educated
at Harrow and the Royal Military Coll., Sand-
hurst ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Kerry and Gloucester ; was High Sheriff of co.
Kerry in 1839 ; was formerly Captain Kerry
Militia. — Ballyhorgan, near Listowel, co. Kerry ;
Arthur's Club, S.W.
Jfeh', his son Thomas Anthony (whom see).
STOURTON (Lord), Charles Stoui-ton (cr. 1448),
Eldest son of the 17th Lord, by Catharine, dau.
of T. Weld, Esq., of Lulworth Castle, Dorset (sister
of Cardinal Weld) ; b. 1802 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1825
Mary liucy, dau. of 6th Lord Clifford of Chud-
leigh. Is a r)ep. Lieut, for Yorkshire. Patronage
1 living. — Stourton, near Knaresborough, York-
shire.
Ilcir, his son Alfred Joseph, b. 1829 ; is Lieu-
tenant Yorkshire Hussars.
STOURTON, Dow-ager Lady.
Catharine, dau. of the late Thomas Weld, Esq., of
Lulworth Castle, Dorset; vi. 1800 William, l7th
Lord Stourton, who d. 1846. — Lintou Spring, near
Wetherby, Yorkshire.
STOURTON, Hon. Philip (of Holme HaU).
Fourth son of the 16th Lord Stourton; b. 1793 ;
III. 1829 Catharine, dau. of H. Howard, Esq.
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i Lieut, for Yorkshire. — Holme Hall, near York ;
j Stafford Club, W.
STOUBTON, Hon. William.
Third son of tlie 17th Lord Stourton ; h. 1810 ;
m. 1838 Catharine Alicia, dau. of E. Scully, Esq.
—Bath.
STOVIN", Sir Frederick, K.C.B., K.C.M.G. (cr.
1815).
Son of the late James Stovin, Esq., of Whitgift,
- CO. York ; b. 1783 ; m. 1815 Ann Elizabeth, dau. of
Sir S. Sitwell, Bart, (she d. 1856). A Lieutenant-
General in the Army, Colonel of the 83rd foot, and
a Groom in Waiting to the Queen ; has served at
Walcheren and Copenhagen, in the Peninsula and
America, and in the Ionian Isles, — United Service
Club, S.W.
STOWEY, Augustus, Esq. (of Kenbury).
Only son of the late Philip Stowey, Esq., by
Martha, dau. of Joseph Hickman, Esq., of Herts ;
b. 1800 ; s. 1846. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate for Devon
(High Sheriff 1840). — Kenbury, near Exeter,
Devon ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
STRACEY, Sir Henry Josiah, Bart. (er. 1818).
Eldest son of the late Sir J. H. Stracey, Bart., by
Diana, dau. of D. Scott, Esq., of Dunniald, co.
Montrose ; b. 1803 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1851 ; m. 1835
Charlotte, only dan. and heiress of G. Denne, Esq.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Norfolk ; formerly a Captain in the 1st
Dragoons ; was M.P. for E. Norfolk 1855-7 ;
elected for Great Yarmoutli 1859. Patron of 2
livings. — Eackheath Hall, near Norwich ; Carlton,
Boodle's, and Artliui's Clubs, S.W. ; 39, Dover
Street, W
Heir, his son Edward Henry Gervase, b. 1839.
STRACHEY, Sir Edward, Bart. (cr. 1801).
Eldest son of the late Edward Strachey, Esq., by
Julia, dau. of Colonel Kirkpatrick ; b. 1812;
s. his uncle as 3rd Bart. 1858 ; m. 1st 1844 Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late Rev. W. Wilkieson, of
Woodbury Hall, Beds ; 2nd 1857 Mary Isabella,
dau. of J. A. Symouds, Esq., M.D., of Clifton. Is
a Magistrate for Somerset. — Sutton Court, near
Shepton Mallet, Somerset.
ihir, his son Edward, b. 1858.
STEACHEY, Richard Charles, Esq. (of Ashwick
Grove).
Eldest son of the late Richard Strachey, Esq., of
Ashwick Grove, Somerset (who was 3rd son of Sir
Henry Strachey, 1st Bart), by Anne Maria, dau. of
Alexander Powell, Esq., . of Hurdcott, Wilts ;
b. 1835 ; s. 1856 ; w. 1857 Charlotte Lindsay, dau.
of Ralph Hankiu, Esq., of Bedford. Educated at
Eton -and Corpus Christi Coll., Cambridge; is a
Magistrate for co. Somerset, and an officer in the
N. Somerset Yeomanry. — Ashwick Grove, Oakhill,
near Bath, Somerset.
Heir, his son Richard Sholto, b. 1859.
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STRADBROKE (Earl of), John Edward Corn-
wallis Rous (cr. 1821;.
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by his 2nd wife Char-
lotte, dau. of the late Abraham Whittaker, Esq.,
of Lyston House, co. Hereford ; b. 1794 ; s. 1827 ;
VI. 1857 Augusta, dau. of Sir Christopher Mus-
grave, Bart, (widow of Colonel Bonham). Lord-
Lieuteaantand Custos liotulorum of Suffolk, Vice-
Admiral of that county, and Colonel Suffolk Militia.
— Henham Hall, near Wangford, Suffolk ; Curzon
Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry John (whom see).
STRAFFORD (Earl of), John Byng, G.C.B.,
G.C.H., P.O. (cr. 1847).
Fourth .son of the late G. Byng, Esq., of Wrotham
Park, Middlesex ; b. 1779 ; m. 1st 1804 Mary,
dau. of P. Mackenzie, Esq. ; 2nd 1808 Mary Anne,
dau. of Sir W. James, Bart. Educated at West-
minster ; is a Field-Marslial in the Army, Colonel
of Coldstream Guards, a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lon-
donderry, and Governor of Cuhnore ; served in
Peninsula, and at Waterloo ; was M.P. for Poole
1831-5, when he was raised to the Peerage. His
mother was the dau. and co-heir of the last Earl
of Strafford {ext. 1799).— 44, Grosvenor Street, W.
Ifeir, his son Viscount Enfield (whom see).
STRANGFORD (Viscount), Percy William
Frederick Sydney-Smythe (cr. 1628).
Third son of the 6th Viscount, by Ellen, dau. of
the late Sir Thomas Burke, Bart, (widow of N.
Browne, Esq., of Mount Hazell, co. Galway) ;
b. 1825 ; s. his brother as 8th Viscount 1857.
Educated at Harrow and Merton Coll., Oxford ;
sits in the House of Lords as Lord Penshurst,
U.K. (cr. 1825) ; is attache to the British Embassy
at Constantinople. The 6th Viscount was Ambas-
sador at Lisbon, Stockholm, Constantinople, and
Petersburg. — Westenhanger House, near Hythe,
Kent ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
STRANGFORD, Viscountess.
Margaret, dau. of J. L. Kincaid Lennox, Esq. ;
m. 1857 George, 7th Viscount Strangford, who d.
1857. — Lennox Castle, Lennoxtown, N.B. ; 9,
Queen's Terrace, Queen's Gate, Kensington, W.
STRANGWAYES.
(See Swainston-Strangwayes. )
STRA]SrGWAYS, Hon. Mrs.
Amelia, 3rd dau. of Edward Marjoribanks, Esq.,
by Georgiana, dau. of Francis Lautour, Esq., 7n.
1844 the Hon. John George Charles Fox Strang-
ways, youngest son of Henry Thomas, 2ud Earl of
Ilchester, who d. 1859. — Brickworth House, near
Salisbury, Wilts.
STRATFORD, John Wingfleld, Esq. (of Adding-
ton Place).
Eldest son of the late Hon. John Wingfield (2nd
son of 3rd Viscount Powerscourt), who assumed
the additional name of Stratford, by France.s, only
child of L. Bartholomew, Esq., of Addington
Place, Kent; b. 1810 ; .s. 1850 ; m. 1844 Jane Eliza-
beth, 2nd dau. of General Sir John Wright Guise,
Str]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Bart. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a :Magistvale for Kent.— Addingtou Place, West
Mailing, near Maidstone, Kent ; Carlton Club, S. W.
Heir, his son Edward John Wingfield, b. 1849.
STRATFORD DE BEDCLIFPE (1st Viscovmt),
Stratford Canning, G.C.B., P.O., D.C.L. (cr.
1852).
Third son of the late .1. Canning, Esq., IMerchant,
of London, and cousin of the Right Hon. G. Can-
ning; I'. 17SS;?». 1st 1815 Harriet, dau. of T.
Kaikes, Esq. ; 2nd 1825 Eliza Charlotte, dau. of
J. Alexander, Esq. Educated at Eton ; formerly
Scholar of King's Coll., Cambridge ; entered the
diplomatic service 1806 ; was sent in 1807 on a
special mission to Copenhagen ; has been Ambas-
sador at several Foreign Courts, and at Constanti-
nople 1842-58; was M.P. for Old Sarum 1828-30,
for Stockbridge 1831-2, and for Lynn 1835-42.—
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 29a, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son George Stratford, h. 1832 ; edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1854).
STRATHALLAlSr (Viscount), William Henry
Drummond (cr. 1686).
Eldest son of the 5th Viscount, by Amelia Sophia,
dau. of the 4th Duke of Athole ; 'b. 1810 ; s. 1851 ;
m. 1833 Christina Maria, dau. of the late E.
Baird, Esq. Educated at the Charterhouse ; is a
Representative Peer for Scotland, and a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Perth ; was a Lord in Waiting 1858-9.
Is descended from a commor ancestor with the Earl
of Perth. This title, forfeited in 1745, was restored
in 1821. — Strathallan Castle, near Crieff, N.B. ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 44, Charles Street, W.
Heir, his son James David, Master of Strathal-
lan, Cornet 11th Dragoons, b. 1839.
STRATHEDEN, Baroness.
(See Camphell, Lord.)
STRATHMORE AETD KINGHORN (Earl of),
Thomas George Lyon-Bowes (cr. 1677).
Elder son of the late Lord Glamis, by Charlotte,
dau. of C. Grinstead, Esq., and grandson of the
11th Earl; b. 1822; s. 1846 ; m. 1850 Charlotte
Maria, dau. of the 6th Viscount Barrington (she
d. 1854). Is a Representative Peer for Scotland,
and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar ; Lieutenant-
Colonel Forfar Yeomanry ; late Lieutenant Life-
guards.— Glamis Castle, near Forfar, N.B. ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; 33, Lowndes Square, S.W.
HeirPres., his brother Claude, b. 1824 ; m. 1853
Frances Dora, dau. of O. Smith, Esq. ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Forfar ; late Lieut. 2nd Life-guards.
STRATON", Rev. George "William.
Second son of the late .lohn Warde Straton, Esq.,
of Lisnawilly, co. Louth, by Lady Emily Jocelyn,
dau. of Robert, 1st Eurl of Roden ; b. 1806 ; m.
1832 Elinor Katherine, eldest dau. of Richard
Norman, Esq., and Lady Elizabeth Isabella Man-
ners, dau. of Charles, 4th Duke of Rutland. Edu-
cated at Rugby and Corpus Christi Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1829) ; appointed Rector of Aylestone
1843. This family is lineally descended from the
Stratons of Straton, co. Perth, and Lauriston [
Castle, CO. Kincardine, N.B. The lands of Straton
were granted to the family in 1330, by charter I
from King David II. — Aylestone Rectory, near \
Leicester ; National Club, S.W ~
Heir, his son Norman, b. 1840.
i
STRATTOIST, John Locke, Esq. (of Turweston).
Eldest son of the late John Stratton, Esq., by
Maria Frances, dau. of John Bower Jodrell, Esq.,
of Yeardsley ; b. 1818 ; s. 1819 ; m. 1st 1845 Mary,
dau. of Jolm Horrocks, Esq. ; 2nd 1855 Mary,
dau. of WiUiam Willes, Esq. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Bucks
and Northamptonshire. — Turweston, near Brack-
ley, Northamptonshire ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
STREATFEILD, Captain Henry Dorrien (of
Ohiddingstone House).
Eldest son of the late Henry Streatfeild, Esq., by
Maria, dau. of Magens Dorrien Magens, Esq., of
Hammerwood Lodge, Sussex, and widow of John
Pepper, Esq., of Bigods, Essex ; h. 1825 ; m. 1854
Mailon Henrietta, youngest dau. of Oswald Smith,
Esq., of Blendon Hall, Kent. Educated at Eton ;
is a Magistrate for Kent ; was formerly Captain 1st
regiment Life-guards. This family has been settled
at Chiddingstone since 1500. — Chiddingstone
House, near Penshurst, Kent ; White's and Carl-
ton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry, b. 1857.
STRETTON", Colonel Severus William Lynam
(of Lent on Priory).
Second son of the late William Stretton, Esq., of
Lenton Priory, Notts, by Susanna, dau. of the late
William Lynam, Esq., of Eakring, Notts ; b. 1793 ;
s. his brother, the late Colonel Serapronius Stret-
ton, C.B., 1841 ; m. 1851 Catherine Adela, youngest
dau. of the 28th Lord Kir.gsale. Was formerly
Lieutenant-Colonel 40th regiment ; served in the
Peninsula, and was severely wounded at Vittoria
1813 ; is Lieutenant-C^olonel of the Hampshire
]\Iilitia. — Lenton Priory, near Nottingham ; Gros-
venor Axilla, Southampton.
STRIOK, John Joce, Esq. (of Ynystanglws).
Eldest son of the late John Strick, Esq., by Jo-
hanna, dau. of John Joce, Esq., of Kerscott,
Devon ; b. 1802 ; m. 1831 Susanna, dan. of Edward
and Martha Martin, of Ynystawe, Swansea. Is a
Magistrate for co. Glamorgan, and was Mayor of
Swansea in 1853. — Ynystanglws, near Swansea,
G 1 am o rgan s h i re .
STRICKLAND, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Strickland, Bart.,
by Henrietta, dau. of Nathaniel Cliolmley, Esq., of
Whitby and Howsham, co. York ; /). 1782 ; s. 1S34 ;
m. 1818 Mary, dau. of the Rev. Charles Constable,
of Wassand, co. York ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, and a
Barrister-at-Law ; was M.P. for the W^. Riding
1831-41, for Preston 1841-57.- Hildenley Hall and
Boynton, near York ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 123,
Piccadilly, W.
Heir, his son Charles William (whom see).
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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STEICKLAISTD, Charles William, Esq, (of Hil-
denley) .
Eldest son of Sir George Stricklantl, Bart, (whom
see), by Mary, only dau. of the Rev. C. Constable,
of Wassand; h. 1819; ni. 1850 Georgina, 7th dau.
of Sir William Milner, Bart. Educated at Rugby
and Trinity Coll., C'ambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the E. Riding of Yorkshire, and
Chairman of the Quarter Sessions. — Hildenley,
near Malton, Yorkshire ; Athenseum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Walter William, h. 1851.
STRICKLAND.
(See Supplement.)
STRODE, George, Esq.. (of ISTewnham Park).
Third son of the late Richard Strode, Esq., by
Admonition, dau. of Thomas Lear, Esq., of Sand-
well, Devon ; h. 1780 ; s. his brother 1825 ; m. 1821
Dorothy Bird, dau. of William Symons, Esq., of
Chaddlewood. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Devon (High Sheriff 1825). —
Newnham Park, near Plympton, Devon ; R. W.
Yacht Club, Plymouth.
Heir, his son George Sidney, h. 1829 ; m. 1858
Mary Hutchings, 2nd dau. of Sir W. C. Medly-
cott, Bart.
STRODE.
(See Chetham-Strode.)
STROIXTGE, Sir James Matthew, Bart. (cr. 1801).
Only surviving son of the late Rev. Sir James
Stronge, Bart., by Helen, dau. and co-heir of John
Trew, Esq., of Dublin ; b. 1786 ; .s. as 2nd Bart.
1804 ; TO. 1810 Isabella, eldest dau. of the late Ni-
cholson Calvert, Esq., many years M.P. for Herts.
Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (D.C.L. 1810) ;
appointed Gentleman of the Privy Chamber 1820 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Tyrone
and Armagh ; was High Sheriff of co. Tyrone
1822, and of co. Armagh 1823 ; formerly Lieut. -
Colonel Royal Tyrone Militia. — Tynan Abbey,
near Tynan, co. Armagh ; Mulnavar, near Drum-
quin, CO. Tyrone ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son James Matthew, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut., and Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant
Royal Tyrone Fusiliers ; late Lieutenant 5th Dra-
goon Guards; b. 1811 ; ?». 1836 Selina, eldest
dau. of A. Savage Nugent, Esq.
STROISTGE, George, Esq. (of The Chase).
Son of the late Rev. Robert Stronge, Rector of
Brampton Abbotts, co. Hereford, by Sophia Mar-
garetta Bean, grand-dau. of Governor Drake, of
Madras ; s. 1849 ; m. 1839 Charlotte, dau. of John
Cooke, Esq. Educated at Paris and Edinburgh ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford.
This family is origiaally of Nether-Stronge, co.
Somerset. — The Chase, near Ross, Herefordshire.
Heirs, his daus.
STRUTT, George Henry, Esq. (of Bridgehill).
Eldest son of the late Jedediah Strutt, Esq., by
his 1st wife Susanna, only dau. of Joshua Walker,
Esq., of Clifton House, Rotherham, and cousin of
the 1st Lord Belper ; b. 1826 ; s. 1854 ; to. 1846
615
Agnes, dau. of Edward Ashton, Esq., of West
End, Prescot, co. Lancaster. Educated at Harrow ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby. —
Bridgehill, near Belper, Derbyshire ; Union Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son George Herbert, h. 1854,
STUART, Lord Patrick James Herbert
Crichton-.*
Younger son of the late Lord Mount-Stuart (who
was eldest son of the 1st Marquis of Bute) by Eliza-
beth, only dau. of the 5th Earl of Dumfries, and
only brother of the 2nd Marquis of Bute ; b. 1794 ;
VI. 1818 Hannah, dau. of the late W. Tighe, Esq.,
of Woodstock, CO. Kilkenny ; assumed the name
of Crichton after his mother, 1817. Educated at
Eton and Christ's Coll., Cambridge ; is Lord-Lieut.
of CO. Bute ; was M.P. for Cardiff 1818-20 and
1826-32, for Bute and Caithness 1820-6, for the
Ayr Burghs 1834-52 ; has sat for Ayrshire since
1827. — Athenseum, Reform, Brookes' and Travel-
lers' Club, S.W. ; 6, Whitehall Place, S.W.
Heir, his son James Frederic Dudley, Lieut. -
Colonel Grenadier Guards, and M.P. for Cardiff,
b. 1824.
STUART, Sir Simeon Henry, Bart, (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir Simeon Stuart, Bart., by
Lady Frances Maria Luttrell Ohnius, dau. of John,
3rd Earl of Carhampton {ext.) ; b. 1790 ; s. as 5th
Bart. 1816; to. 1815 Georgiana Frances, dau. of
George Gun Cuninghame, Esq. (she d. 1840). —
Blomfield Hall, Essex.
Heir, his son Simeon Henry, Captain 9th Lanca-
shire Militia, and late Lieutenant Royal Canadian
Rifles ; b. 1823 ; to. 1st 1845 Julia Maria, dau. of
Hon. James Cuthbert, of Berthier Manor, Canada ;
2nd 1850 Katharine Henrietta, dau. of Major-
General Worrall, of Clifton.
STUART, Sir Charles James, Bart. (cr. 1840),
Eldest son of the late Sir James Stuart, Bart.
LL.D., ^yho was a Judge in Canada, by Elizabeth
dau. of Alexander Robinson, Esq. ; b. 1824 ; s. as
2nd Bart. 1853. Educated at Eton and University
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1845).
Heir Pres., his brother Edward Andrew, late
Ensign 1st foot.
STUART, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1853).
Second son of the late Dugald Sti'.art, Esq., of
Ballachulish, co. Argyle ; h. 1793 ; to. 1813 Jessie,
dau. of D. Stewart, Esq. Called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1819 ; is a Vice-Chancellor and a
Bencher of Lincoln's Inn ; was SI. P. for Newark
1847-52, and for Bury St. Edmund's July— Oct.
1852. This family is a branch of the Stuarts of
Appin, descended from .Tohn, the last Stewart
Loi-d Lorn, whose son Dugald acquired the lands
of Appin in 1469. Allan, the son of Dugald,
served, with his four sons, under King James IV.
at Flodden. All the family, for generations, have
been distinguished for loyalty and devotion to the
Crown, and fought under Montrose, Dundee, and
in later generations in the rebellions in 1715 and
* Died whilst tliese sheets were at press. His son has suc-
ceeded him in the Lord- Lieutenancy of Biite.
Stu]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1745._Gi.ishernisli, Isle of Skye, N.B. ; Carlton
and Athena-um Clubs, S.W. ; 12, Old Square,
Lincoln's Inn, W.C. ; 5, Queen's Gate, Hyde
Park, W.
Heir, his sou Diigald, h. 1817.
STUART, Hon. Andrew Godfrey (of Crevenagli).
Second s-.n of l?t Earl of Castle-Stuart ; h. 1790 ;
VI. 1814 Sophia Isabella, dau. of G. L. Conynghani,
Esq. (she (/. 1S54). Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for CO. Tyrone. — Crevenagli House, Armagh,
CO. Tyrone.
STUART, Lady George.
Jane, dau. of late Major-General J. Stewart ;
in. ISOO Rear-Admiral Lord G. Stuart, 7th son
of the 1st Marquis of Bute, \Yho d. 1840.— 32,
Chapel Street, S.W.
STUART, Alexander, Esq. (of Inehbreck).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Stuart, Esq., of
Inehbreck, by Isabella, 2nd dau. of the late Cap-
tain John Lawson, R.N. ; h. 1832 ; s. 1S46. Edu-
cated at Marischal Coll., Aberdeen (M.A. 1851).
This family is of long standing in co. Kincardine. —
I^^nion Place, Aberdeen, N.B.
//(•//• Prc^., his brother Walter Lawson, h. 1836.
STUART, Alexander Charles, Esq. (of Eagles-
earnie).
Eldest sou of the late General the Hon. Sir Patrick
Stuart, G.C.M.G. (who was 2ud son of 10th Lord
Blantyre), \>y Catherine Henrietta, dau. of the late
Hon. John Rodney; h. 1814; s. 1855; m. 1850
Hon. Elizabeth Frederica (dau. of Lord George
Lennox), Maid of Honour to the Queen. Is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Harrington. — Eaglescarnie, near
Haddington, N.B.
STUART, Rev. Edmund LuttreU (of Blandford).
Fourth son of the Late Hon. Archibald Stuart, 2nd
* son of8th Earlof Mor.ay, by Cornelia, dau. ofE.JM.
Pleydell, Esq., of Mil'lborn St. Andrew's, Dorset;
h. 1798 ; m. 1834 Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the Rev.
J. L. Jackson, Rector of Swanage, Dorset. Edu-
cated at Exetev Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822^; was
Rector of Winterbourne Houghton 1823-58 ; is in
remainder to the Earldom of Moray. — Blandford,
Dorset ; National Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edmund Archibald, h. 1840.
STUART, ^Villiam, Esq. (of Aldenham Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Hon. William Stuart, D.D.
(son of the 3rd Eavl uf Bute), by Sophia Margaret,
dau. of Thomas Penn, Esq., of Stoke; h. 1798;
s. 1822 ; m. 1st 1821 Henrietta Maria Sarah, eldest
dau. of the late Admiral Sir C. M. Pole, Bart.,
G.C.B. ; 2nd 1854 Georgiana Adelaide, dau. of
General Walker, of the Manor House, Bushey,
Herts. Educated at St. .John's Coll., Camhrido-e
(M.A. 1820) : is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut. fSr
Beds (High Sheriff 1846), and a Magistrate for
Herts ; was M.P. for Armagh 1820-6, for Beds
1830-4. — Aldenham Abbey, near Watford, Herts;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; IS, Hill Street, W.
Heir, his son William, li. 1825 ; educated at
Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; called to
the Bar at Inner Temple 1851 ; is a Magistrate
for Herts and Beds, and Major Beds Militia Light
Infantry; was M.P. for Bedford 1854-7, re-elected
1859.
STUART DE DECIES (Lord), Henry ViUiers-
Stuart, P.O. (cr. 1839).
Eldest son of the late Lord Henry Stuart by Ger-
trude Amelia, dau. of Earl of Grandison {ext.), and
grandson of 1st Marquis of Bute ; h. 1803; m. 1826
Madame D'Olt. Is Lord-Lieutenant of co. Water-
ford and Colonel Waterford Artillery ; was M.P.
for Waterford 1826-30, for Banbury 1830-1. Re-
]iresents a younger branch of the family of the
Marquis of Bute. — Dromana, near Cappoquin, co.
Waterford ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 43, Albemarle
Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry William, in Holy Orders,
Vicar of Napton, co. W^arwick, h. 1827.
STUART DE ROTHESAY, Lady (of High-
clifFe).
Elizabeth Margaret, dau. of 3rd Earl of Hardwicke ;
m. 1816 Charles, Lord Stuart de Eothe.say (e.r/.),
who d. 1845. — Highcliffe, near Christchureh,
Hants.
STUART-WORTLEY, Hon. Francis Dndley
(of Overton House).
Second son of 2nd Lord WliaruclifFe, and heir pres.
to that title; h. 1829; m. 1855 Maria Elizabeth,
dau. of late ^V^ B. Martin, Esq. Educated at
Royal Naval Coll. ; entered the Navy in 1842,
became Lieutenant 1843, Captain 1852 ; called to
the Bar at the Inner Temple 1854. — Overton
House, near Wakefield, Yorkshire ; 2, Paper
Buildings, Temple, E.C.
STUART - WORTLEY, Right Hon. James
Archibald.
Third son of the 1st Lord WharnclifFe ; h. 1305 ;
'III. 1846 Jane, dau. of 1st Lord Wenlock. A Bar-
rister-at-Law (called 1831), formerly of the Northern
Circuit ; a Dep. Lieut, for Loudon and Buteshire ;
was Solicitor-General to the late Queen Dowager,
Judge-AdvocateGeneral 1845-6, Recorder of Lon-
don 1850-0, and Solicitor-General 1856-7 ; M.P.
for Halifax 1835-7, for co. Bute 1842-59 : became a
Q.C. 1850.— Twysden Buildings, Temple, E.C. ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 3, Carlton Gardens, S.W.
STUART-WORTLEY, Archibald Henry Plan-
tagenet.
Only son of the late Hon. C. S. Wortley, by Emme-
line Charlotte, dau. of 5th Duke of Rutland, and
grandson of Lst Lord Wharncliffe ; h. 1832. Is a
Major in the Army, unattached ; served in the
Crimea 1854-5 ; was M.P. for Honiton 1857-9.
Boodle's and Junior LTnjted Service Clubs, S.W. ;
6, Charles Street, Berkeley Square, W.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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STUBBEE, Robert Hamilton, Esq.. (of Moyne).
Eldest son of the late Rev. A. C. Hamilton, IJeetor
of Thomastovvn, co. Kilkenny, by Eleanor, dau. of
the Rev. Sewell Stiibber, of Moyne ; h. 1803 ;
s. 1824 ; m. 1840 Olivia, dau. of the Rev. E.
Lucas, widow of H. Smyth, Esq. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin, and St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Maejistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Queen's
CO. (High Sheriff 1831) ; assumed, by Royal license
in 1824, the surname and arms of Stubber, in com-
pliance with the will of his great-uncle, Robert
Stubber, Esq., of Moyne. — Moyne, near Durrow,
I Queen's co.
Jleii; his son Robert Hamilton, b. 1844.
STUCLEY, Sir George Stucley, Bart. (cr. 1859).
Only son of the late L. W. Buck, Esq., some time
M.P. for North Devon (see that name), by Anne,
dau. of T. Robbins, Esq. ; b. 1812 ; ,?. his father in
1858 ; m. 1835 Lady Elizabeth O'Bryen, dau. of
2nd Marquis of Thomond {e:d.). Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; appointed Lieutenant-Colonel
Conmianding Devon Artillery 1849 ; formerly served
in the Royal Horse-guards ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Devon and Cornwall ; was M.P.
for Barnstaple 1856-7 ; assumed, 1858, by Royal
license, the surname of Stucley only, being the
sole male representative of that family, and in
possession of their estates in Devon. This family
came from Great Stukeley, Hunts, and settled in
Devon about 1420. — Hartland Abbey, near Bide-
ford, Devon ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 8, Eaton Square,
S.W.
Heir, his son William Stucley, Captain Grenadier
Guards, b. 1836.
STUDDERT, George Studdert, Esq. (of New-
market House).
Fourth son of the late Charles Fitz-Gerfdd Studdert,
Esq., by Maria, only dau. of the late Robert Wogan,
E.sq., Deputy Keeper of the Rolls, Four Courts,
Dublin ; b. 1823 ; m. 1858 Agnes, 2nd dau. of the
late Rev. Charles Waller, of Trimley, Suffolk. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate
for Clare, and Captain co. Clare Militia. — New-
market House, Newmarket-on-Fergus, co. Clare.
Heir, his son Charles Fitzgerald, b. 1859.
STUDDERT, Thomas, Esq. (of Bunratty Castle).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Studdert, Esq.
(Deputy-Governor of co. Clare), by Anne, dau. of
James Fitz-Gerald, Esq., of Shepperton ; b. 177- ;
s. 1825 ; on. 18 — Alicia, dau. of George Studdert,
Esq ., of Kilkishen. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Clare (High Sheriff 1804) ; was formerly an
Officer in the Militia ; commanded a Corps of
Cavalry in 1798. This family came to England
with William the Conqueror, and one of the name
appears as Standard-bearer at the battle of Has-
tings, A.D. 10C6. The founder of the family in
Ireland was Chaplain to William III ; and Mr.
Studdert represents the elder branch of this family
resident in Ireland. — -Bunratty Castle, co. Clare.
Heir, his son Thomas de Clare.
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STUDDERT, •William Steele, Esq. (of Keeper
View).
Third son of the late Charles Studdert, Esq., by
Maria, dau. of Robert Wogan, Esq., of Dublin ;
b. 1821 ; m. 1854 Constance, 2nd dau. of Robert
George Massy, Esq., son of the Hon. George
Massy, of Avondale. Is a Magistrate for co.
Clare. Descended from a common ancestor with
the Studderts of Bunratty and Cullaiie. — Keeper
View, O'Brien's Bridge, co. Clare.
Heir, his son t'harles Henry Thompson, b. 1856.
STURT, Captain Charles Napier.
A younger son of H. C. Sturt, Esq., of Critchill
(whom see) ; b. 1832. Educated at Harrow ; is
Captain Grenadier Guards ; has been M.P. for
Dorchester since 1856. — Critchill, near Wimborne,
Dorset; Guards' and White's Clubs, S.W. ; 16,
Portman Square, W.
STURT, Henry Charles, Esq. (of Critchill).
Only son of the late Charles Sturt, Esq., of Critchill,
by Mary Anne, only dau. of the 5th Earl of Shaftes-
bury ; 6.1795; s. 1812; m. 1820 Charlotte Pene-
lope, 3rd dau. of 7th Earl of Cardigan. Educated
at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset, and Patron of 7
livings ; was M.P. for Bridport 1817-19, Dor-
chester 1820-1, and for Dorset 1835-46.— Critchill,
near Wimborne, Dorset ; 19, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Henry Gerard, M.P. for Dorset ;
b. 1825 ; m. 1853 Augusta, d.iu. of 3rd Earl of
Lucau ; educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., 0.xford ;
is a Magistrate for Dorset ; was M.P. for Dor-
chester 1847-56.
STYLE, Sir Thomas Charles, Bart. (cr. 1627).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Style, Bart., by
Camilla, dau. of the late James Whatman, Esq., of
Vintners, Kent ; b. 1797 ; s. his brother as 8th
Bart. 1813 ; m. 1822 Isabella, dau. of the late Sir
G. Cayley, Bart. Educated at Eton ; is a M.agis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Donegal ; was M.P.
for Scarborough 1837-41. This family was formerly
of Wateringbury Place, Kent. — Bath ; Union Club,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his kinsman William Style, Esq., of
Bicester House, Oxon (whom see).
STYLE, Captain 'William, R.N. (of Bicester
House).
Eldest son of the late A. Style, Esq., and cousin
and heir pres. to Sir T. Charles Style, Bart, (whom
see) ; b. 1785 ; m. 1814 Louisa Charlotte, dau. of
the Hon. Jacob Marsham. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Oxon, and a Captain R.N. —
Bicester House, 0.xon ; Cloghan Lodge, near Glen-
more, CO. Donegal.
Heir, his son William Henry Marsham (whom
see).
STYLE, William Henry Marsham, Esq. (of
Glenmore).
Eldest son of Captain W^illiam Style, R.N. (whom
see) by Louisa Charlotte, dau. of the Hon. and
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Eev. J. Marsliam, D.D. ; h. 1826 ; m. 1S48 Eosa-
mond Marian JNIorgan, eldest dau. of 1st Lord
Tredegar. Educated at Eton and Merton Coll.,
Oxford (E.A. 1S4S, M.A. 1852); is a Magistrate
for cos. Monmouth and Donegal, was High SherifF
of CO. Donegal 1S56.— Glenmore, near Stranorlar,
CO. Donegal.
Ueir, his son William Charles Marsham, h. 1S49.
S TYLE MAIxT -LE - STRANGE, Henry
L'Estrange, Esq. (of Hunstanton).
Only son and heir of the late Henry Styleraan,
Esq., of Suettisham Hall, Norfolk, by his 2nd
•wife Emilia, dau. of Benjamin Preedy, Esq., of
Ht. Alban's, Herts; h. 1815; s. 1819 ; m. 1839
Jamesina Joyce Ellen, dau. of John Stewart, Esq.,
late of Belladrum, co. Inverness. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1836, M.A. 1839);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. As-
sumed the surname of Le Strange in addition to
that of Styleman, by Royal license in 1839. The
knightly family of Le Strange is one of the most
ancient in Norfolk. — Hunstanton Hall, near Lynn,
Norfolk ; Carlton Club, S.\Y.
Heir, his son Hamon, h. 1840.
SITCKLIK'G, Robert Alfred Jolin, Esq. (of
Barsliam).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Eobert Suckling, by
Anna Maria, dau. of the late John Yelloly, Esq.,
of Cavendish Hall, Suffolk ; h. 1842 ; s. 1852.
Educated at Bradfield and Cumbrae Coll., N.B.
This femily is maternally connected with that of
Viscount Nelson, and they formerly held pro-
perty at Woodton, Norfolk. — Barsham, near Beccles,
Suffolk.
SUDELEY (Lord), Thomas Charles Hanbnry-
Traoy (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Henrietta Susanna,
dau. of the last Viscount Tracy (ext.) ; h. 1801 ;
.V. 1858 ; m. 1831 Emma Elizabeth Alicia., dau. of
G. H. Dawkins Pennant, Esq., M.P., of Pen-
rhyn Castle, co. Carnarvon. Is Lord-Lieutenant
and Custos Eotulorum of co. Montgomery. Patro-
nage 5 livings. Is descended from a common
ancestor with Lord Batenian ; his father assumed
the additional name of Tracy. — Gregynog, near
Newton, IMontgomeryshire ; Toddington, near
Winchcombe, Gloucestershire ; PeformC'lub, S.V\'.;
35, Dover Street, W.
Heir, his son Sudeley Charles George, Captain
Grenadier Guards, b. 1887.
SUDLEY (Viscount).
(See under Arran, Earl of.)
SUPFIELD (Lord), Charles Harbord (cr. 1786).
Eldest surviving son of the 3rd Lord, by his 2nd
■wife Emilv, dau. of the late E. J. Shirley, Esq.,
M.P., of Eatington Park, co. Warwick ; h. 1830 ;
.s. his brother as 5th Lord 1853; m. 1854 Cecilia,
dau. of the late Henry Baring, Esq., of Berkeley
Square, London. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Norfolk, and Lieutenant Tjancashire Hussars.
Patronage 9 livings. Was formerly Lieutenant
7th Dragoons. — Gunton Park, near Norwich ; 11,
Berkeley Square, W.
Heir, his son Charles, h. 1855,
SUFFIELD, Dowager Lady.
Emily Harriot, dau. of the late Evelyn Shirley,
Esq. ; m. 1826 (as 2nd wife) Edward, 3rd Lord
Suffield, who d. 1835. — Horstead Hall, near
Norwich.
SUFFOLK AND BERKSHIRE (Earl of),
Charles Jolin Howard (cr. 1603).
Eldest son of the 16th Earl, by Elizabeth, dau. of
the 1st Lord Sherborne ; h. 1804 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1829
Isabella, dau. of the late Lord H. Howard. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts, and Captain
Wilts Yeomanry ; was M.P. for Malmesbury 1832-
41. Is descended from a common ancestor with
the Duke of Norfolk and the Earls of Carlisle and
EfBngham. — Charlton Park, near Malmesbury,
Wilts ; 1, George Street, Hanover Square, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Andover, b. 1833 ; edu-
cated at Eton ; is Lieutenant N. Gloucester JMilitia;
elected M.P. for Malmesbury 1859.
SITGDElSr, Hon. and Rev. Arthur.
Third son of 1st Lord St. Leonard's ; h. 1822 ;
m. 1854 Annie Jane, dau. of Eev. G. Elton. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1843), appointed Eector of Newdegate 1852. —
Newdegate Rectory, near Horsham.
SUG-DEK", Hon. and Rev. Frank.
Second son of 1st Lord St. Leonard's ; b. 1817 ;
m. 1850 Henrietta, dau. of P. Saltmarshe, Esq.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841); appointed Curate of
Benhall 1843, Vicar of Brignall 1855. — Brignall
Vicarage, near Darlington.
SULIVAlNr, George Au.giistiis Filmer, Esq.
Eldest son of the late George James Sulivan, Esq.,
of Wilmington, Isle of Wight, by Mary Plomley,
dau. of the Eev. Stivend Jenkins, of Locking,
Somerset, and Stone, co. Gloucester; h. 1818 ; s.
1858 ; m. 1842 Emily Anne, only dau. of Eichard
Prime, Esq., of Walberton House, Sussex. Edu-
cated at St. Omer College ; appointed 1836 Cornet
Royal Scots Greys ; served in the Crimea ; ap-
pointed 1858 to command the 5th Eoyal Irish
Lancers on their re-formation. This family is of
direct descent from Oliol Ollum, King of Munster,
in Ireland, a.d. 125 ; and Lieutenant-Colonel Suli-
van, being the head of the family, is the rightful
O'Sulivau J\Iore. — Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son George Digby Filmer, b, 1850.
SULLIVAN", Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1804).
Eldest son of the late Sir Eichard Joseph Sullivan,
1st Bart., by Mary, davi. of Thomas Lodge, Esq.,
of Leeds ; b. 1789 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart.
1814 ; m. 1818 Jean Anne, dau. of Eobert Taylor,
Esq., of Ember Court. Is an Admiral in the Navy.
— Ember Court, near Kingston-on-Thames.
JTfir, his son Charles, b. 1820.
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SULLIVAN, Rev. Frederick.
Third son of the late Sir E. J. Sullivan, Bart., by
Mary, dau. of Thomas Lodge, Esq., of Leeds ; h.
1797 ; m. 1st 1821 Arabella -Tane, dau. of V. H.
Wilmot, Esq. ; 2nd 1843 Emily, dau. of L. Ames,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Brasenose Coll., Ox-
ford ; is a Magistrate for Herts ; appointed Vicar
of Kimpton 1827. — Kimpton Vicarage, near Wel-
wyn, Herts.
SULLIVAW, Jolm Joseph, Esq. (of Currarftore).
Eldest son of the late J. Sullivan, Esq., by Melian,
dau. of John Sullivan, Esq., of Tullilease House,
CO. Cork ; h. 1825 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1852 Isabel, dau.
of the late Richard Harrison, Esq., of Wyton Hall,
Yorkshire. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1846) ; is a Magistrate and Grand Juror for co.
Limerick. — Curramore, near DromcoUoher, co.
Limerick.
Heir, his son Herbert, 6. 1852.
SULLIVA]^:, Michael, Esq. (of Lacken Hall).
Second son of the late William Sullivan, Esq.,
Merchant, of Kilkenny, and brother of Richard
Sullivan, Esq., who was M.P. for Kilkenny
1832-6; h. 1809. Educated at Clongowes Coll.;
has been M.P. for Kilkenny since 1847. — Lacken
Hall, CO. Kilkenny ; 23, Cork Street, W.
SUMNER, Richard, Esq, (of Puttenham Priory).
Only son of the late Richard Sumner, Esq., by
Susanna, sister of the late Admiral Lord Gambier ;
I. 1795 ; s. 1798 ; in. 1S19 Frances Juditha, dau.
of the late G. M. Montgomerie, Esq., of Garboldi-
sham Hall, Norfolk. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Surrey (High
Sheriff 1843). — Puttenham Priory, near Guildford,
Surrey ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir his son Morton Coi-nish, 6. 1825.
SURTEES, Sir Stephenson ViUiers, Knt. (cr.
1859).
Eldest surviving son of the late John Surtees, Esq.,
by Sarah, dau. of the Very Rev. John Lewis, Dean
of Ossory, and cousin of H. Surtees, Esq., of Dims-
dale (whom see) ; h. 18 — ; m. 1st IS — Henrietta,
dau. of Colonel Staveley, C.B. (she d. 1842) ; 2nd
1859 Barbara Eliza, only dau. of the late Rev. W.
Bosworth, of Charley flali, co. Leicester. Edu-
cated at Eton and University C'olL, Oxford (B.C.L.
1831) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1831 ; appointed a Justice of the Maui'itius 1S4-,
Chief Justice 1858. — Government House, island of
Mauritius ; Athenssum Club, S.W.
SURTEES, Henry George, Esq. (of Dimsdale-
ou-Tees).
Eldest son of the late Rev, John Surtees, Canon of
Bristol, by Mary Anne, sister of Sir John C. Haw-
kins, Bart., of Kelston, Somerset ; h. 1812 ; s.
1830. Educated at Harrow and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford. This family were owners of Dimsdale in
the time of the Norman princes, and took local
name — "Super Teysam," Surtej's, or Surtees — •
from the river Tees, on the banks of which their
619
inheritance lay. — Dimsdale-on-Tees, near Darling-
ton.
Heir Pres., his brother Scott, in Holy Orders ;
h. 1814 ; m. 18 — Almeria, dau, of Philip Hamond,
Esq., of Westacre, Norfolk.
SURTEES, Robert Lambton, Esq. (of Red-worth
Hoiise).
Eldest sou of the late Robert Surtees, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau, of Isaac Cookson, Esq., of White-
hill ; h. 1812; .s. 1857. Educated at the Charter-
house and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1836,
M.A. 1840); called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1841 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Durham. — Redworth House, near Darlino-ton ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club ; 1, Sackville Street,
W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Edward, h.
1819; m. 1843 Eliza Snell, dau. of Charles Snell
Chauncy, Esq., of Dane End, Herts, late Captain
10th Hussars.
SURTEES, Robert Smith, Esq. (of Hamsterley
Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Anthony Surtees,
Esq., by Alice, dau. of the late Christopher Black-
ett, Esq., of Wylam, Northumberland ; h. 180- ;
s. 1838 ; m. 1841 Elizabeth Jane, dau. of Addison
Fen wick, Esq., of Bishop Wearmouth. Is a Justice
of Peace for cos. Dui-ham and Northumberland,
and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham (High Sheriff
1856) ; was formerly Major Durham Militia. This
branch of the old and wide-spread family of Surtees,
of Durham and Northumberland, has been for many
generations located on the banks of the Derwent,
in the former county. — Hamsterley Hall, near
Gateshead ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Anthony, b. 1847.
SURTEES,* "Winiam Aiibone, Esq. (of Pigdon).
Eldest son of the late Aubone Surtees, Esq.
(some time Sheriff and Mayor of Newcastle-on-
Tyne, and formerly an officer in the 11th Light
Dragoons) ; h. IS — ; s. 1859. Is a Magistrate for
Northumberland, and a Captain in the Northum-
berland Militia. This family derives its name from
the fact of having held large possessions on the
banks of the Tees. — Pigdon, near Newcastle-on-
Tyne.
Heir Pres., his brother John Honywood.
SURTEES, "William Edward, Esq., D.C.Ii. (of
Seaton Carew).
Only son of the late Edward Surtees, Esq., by Anne
Catherine, sister of the late Walker Ferrand, Esq.,
M.P., of Harden Grange, co. York, who d. 1835 ;
h. 1811 ; m. 1853 C'aroline, dau. of the Rev. George
Pyke, of Baythorn Park, Essex, Vicar of Wickham
Brook, and widow of General Sir Stephen Remnant
Chapman, Governor of Bermuda. Educated at
Winchester and University Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1833, M.A. 1836, D.C.L. 1841) ; called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1836; is a Magistrate for cos.
Durham and Northumberland, and is in the Com-
mission of the Peace for Somersetshire. This family,
whose name was in Norman French written " Sur
Sut]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
leTeys," and in Latin "Super Teysam," derives
its name from ancient possessions in Durham, on
the banks of the Tees.— The Green, Seaton Carew,
near Stockton-on-Tees ; Tainfield House, near
Taunton, Somerset ; Oxford and Cambridge Club,
S.W.
SUTHERLAND (Duke of), George Granville
Sutherland-Levesou-Gower, K.G., D.C.L.
(cr. 1833).
Eldest son of the 1st Duke, by Elizabeth, iii_ her
own riglit Countess of Sutherland ; h. 1786 ;
•s. 1S33 ; w. 1S23 Harriet Elizabeth, dan. of the 6tli
Earl of Carlisle. Is Lord-Lieutenant of cos. Salop
and Sutherland, and High Steward of Stafford ;
was M.P. for St. Mawes 1808-12 ; for Newcastle-
under-Lyme 1812-15; for co. Stafford 181.5-26;
summoned to the House of Peers as Baron Gower
1826. Patron.age 15 livings. — Dunrobin Castle,
CO. Sutherland ; Trentham, near Stafford ; Clifden,
near Maidenhead ; Stafford House, St. James's,
S.W.
He'u; his son Marquis of Stafford (whom see).
SUTHERLA]SrD-"WALKER, Evan Charles,
Esq. (of Ci'ow Nest).
Eldest surviving son of the late George Mackay
Sutherland, Esq., of Aberader, by Elizabeth, dau.
of John Walker, Esq., of Crow Nest, co. York,
whose name he assumed ; h. 1835 ; m. 1859 Alice
Sophia, dau. of Henry Tudor, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire. — Crow Nest,
near Halifax, Yorkshire ; Aberader, near Inver-
ness; Windham Club, S.W.
SUTTIE, Sir George Grant, Bart. (cr. 1702).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Grant Suttie,
Bart., by Kath.arine Isabella, dau. of J. Hamilton,
Esq.; h. 1797; s. as 5th B.art. 1836; rn. 1829
Harriet, dau. of the 7th Earl of Wemyss (she d.
1858). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Haddington. ■ — Preston Grange, near Haddington,
N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son James, h. 1830 ; m. 1857 Susan
Harriet, dau. of the Gth Duke of Eoxburghe.
SUTTON, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1772).
Eldest son of thelato Sir Richard Sutton, Bart., by
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin Burton, Esq., of
Burton Hall, co. Carlow ; h. 1820 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1855 ; m. 1844 Emma Helena, dau. of Colonel
Sherlock, K.H., of Southwell ((7.). Educated at
Jesus Coll., Cambridge ; is descended from a com-
mon ancestor with Lord Lexington {rxt.), the heiress
of which family married the 3rd Duke of Rutland.
Patron 4 livings. — Norwood Park, near Notting-
ham ; Stafford Club, W.
Heir Prr.i., his brother Richard, late Lieutenant
Life-ccuavds ; b. 1821; m. 1st 1845 Anna, dau. of
Rev. H. Howson (she fl. 1848) ; 2nd 1851 Harriet
Anne, dau. of W. F. Burton, Esq.
SUTTON, James, Esq. (of Shardlow Hall).
Eldest son of the late James Sutton, Esq., by Mary
his wife; b. 1799 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1835 Sophia, dau.
of the late Abraham Hoskins, Esq., of Newton
Park, Derby. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Derby (High Sheriff 1842). — Shardlow Hall,
near Derby.
Heir, his son James, b. 1837.
SUTTON, John Maule, Esq. (of Tenby).
Only son of the late John Maule Sutton, Esq., of
Greenwich, by Eliza, dau. of John Ely, Esq., of
Dundee ; b. 1827 ; •'(. 1832 ; m. 1854 Maria Frances,
only dau. of William Price, Esq., of Greenwich,
Kent, and Pengegin, co. Pembroke. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Pembroke, and a
Magistrate for Tenby ; is also a Member of the
Royal College of Physicians of London, and a
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edin-
burgh. — Tenby, Pembrokeshire.
SUTTON, Robert, Esq. (of Rossway, Bucks).
Eldest son of the late Robert Sutton, Esq., by his
1st wife Katherine, dau. of John Hellear, Esq., of
Highgate, Middlesex ; b. 1798 ; .f. 1848 ; m. 1827
Harriet, dau. of William Ludlow, Esq., of Andover,
Hants. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Bucks. This family is from Wilts, where they
have held landed property for several centuries. —
Rossway, near Berkhampstead ; 44, Queen Anne
Street, W.
Heir, his son Robert, in Holy Orders, M.A., of
Exeter Coll., Oxford ; b. 1828 ; m. 1858 Lucy, dau.
of Right Rev. Dr. Gilbert, Bishop of Chichester.
SWABEY, Maurice, Esq. (of Langley Marish).
Eldest son of the late Maurice Swabey, Esq.,
D.C.L., by Catherine, dau. of Robert Bird, Esq.,
of Barton-on-the-Heath, co. Warwick ; b. 1785 ;
s. 1820 ; 111. 1820 Frances, only dau. of Charles
Clowes, Esq., of Delaford, Bucks. Educated at
Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1807,
M.A. 1810). Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1810 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks ;
appointed a Special Commissioner with the Lord-
Lieutenant and three of his Majesty's Judges to
try offences committed in Bucks, 1831. — Langley
Marish, Slough, Bucks ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Maurice Charles Mertins, D.C.L. ;
b. 1821 ; m. 1856 Mary Katharine, eldest dau. of
the late John Haggard, Esq., LL.D., Chancellor
of the diocese of Winchester.
SWAINSTON - STRANG^^TAYES, Edward,
Esq. (of Alne Hall).
Youngest son of the late Allen Swainston, Esq.,
M.D., of York, by Frances, dau. of John Strang-
wayes, Esq., of Alne Hall, whose name he as-
sumed; b. 1782; s. 1799; m. 1804 Eliza, dau. of
John Hanning, Esq. Educated at Harrow ; aj)-
pointed Cornet 1st Dragoons 1800, but is retired ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the North
Riding of Yorkshire ; was formerly Major 4th
North Riding of Yorkshire Militia. This family
was formerly of Harlesey Castle, in the North
Riding of Yorkshire, and Strangwayes Hall, near
INIanchester. A younger son of Strangwayes of
Strangwayes Hall went into Dorset, and became
the ancestor of the Earls of Ilchester, through an
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heiress, Miss Horrer Strangwayes, dau. of Colonel
Horner, of Mells Park, Somerset, and _t,nand-dau.
of Thomas Strangwayes, Esq. — Alne Hall, near
Easingwolil, Yorksliire.
SWAN, Josepli Percival, Esq. [ot Baldwins-
town Castle).
Eldest son of tbe late Percival Swan, Esq., by
Penelope, dau. of Richard Waddy, Esq., of Kil-
mago, CO. Wexford ; 6. 1818 ; s. 1834 ; m. ISil
Catherine Rhoda, 4th dau. of Benjamin Risk)',
Esq., of Bally noe House, Carlow. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is Captain 3rd Middle-
sex Militia ; is male representative of the family
of Sir W. Swan, of Southfleet, Kent., whose title
became extinct about 1711, and holds his estate
under Act of Settlement temp. Charles II. — Bald-
winstown Castle, Wexford ; Junior United Service
and Conservative Clubs, S.W.
Heir Prcs., bis brother Richard Waddy, h. 1819;
m. 1839 Barbara, only dau. of Sandham Symes,
Esq., of Dublin.
SWAlSrSTOlxr, clement Tudway, Esq.
Son of the late Sherland Swaustou, Esq., by
France.s, dau. of John Hili, Esq., M.D., of Lon-
don ; b. 1783 ; III. 1827 Mary Jane, dau. of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Swann Hill. Called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1813 ; appointed King's Counsel
1832, one of her Majesty's Counsel 1837 ; is a
Magistrate for Middlesex. — Holly House, Twick-
enham, Middlesex ; Athennauni Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Clement Tudway, h. 1831.
SWEET MAW, Laurence, Esq. (of Bally-
mackesey).
Ehlest son of the late Michael Sweetman, Esq., of
Newlawn, co. Wexford, by Eliza, only dau. of
N. Fitzhenry, Esq., of fiobbins Town ; h. 1791 ;
.■?. 1839 ; m. 1820 Eliza, 2nd dau. of Parrel Kehoe,
Esq., of Coolhull Castle. Is a Magistrate for co.
Wexford. — Bally mackesey, Clonroone, near Ennis-
corthy, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son Michael Kehoe, h. 1822 ; m. 1854
Maria, dau. of Edward Hay, Esq., of Balli-
nastraw, and niece of the late Lieutenant-Geueral
Hay, of Ballinkeel Castle, co. Wexford.
SWETENHAM, Clement, Esq. (of Somcrford
Booths).
Eldest son of the late Clement Svvetenham, Esq.,
by Eleanor, dau. of J. Buchanan, Esq. ; b. 1819 ;
s. 1852 ; m. 1851 Louisa Catherine Sophia, dau. of
St. John Charlton, Esq., of Apley Castle, Shrop-
shire. Educated at Rugby and Sandhurst Coll. ;
served in the Army 1837-49 ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Chester (High Sheriff 1860). — Somerford
Booths, near Congleton, Cheshire.
Jleir, his son Clement William, b. 1852.
SWETTENHAM, Thomas Jolin Wybanlt, Esq.
(of Swettenham Hall).
Only son of the late Millington Eaton Swetten-
ham, Esq., by Margaret, dau. of Paul Wj'bault,
lisq., of Springfield, co. Kilkenny ; b. 1804 ; s.
621
1825 ; m. 1829 Anna Maria, dau. of the late
Colonel Luke Allen, of St. Wolsten's, co. Kildare.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Chester. — Swettenham Hall, near Congle-
ton, Cheshire.
Heir Pros., his nephew, son of his sister Sarah
Eaton, by IMichael W^arren, Esq., of Sandford's
Court, CO. Kilkenny.
SWUSTBUBNE, Sii- John Edward, Bart. (or.
1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edward Swinburne,
Bart., by Christiana, dau. of Robert Dillon, Esq. ;
b. 1762 ; *•. as 6th Bart. 1786 ; m. 1787 Emilia
Emma, dau. of Richard Henry Alexander Bennett,
Esq., of Beckenham, Kent. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland. This family moved
from another residence in the county to Capheaton,
in 1274, and have continued there ever since that
time.- — Capheaton and Edlingham, near New-
castle-on-Tyne, Northumberland ; 18, Grosvenor
Place, S.W.
Heir, his grandson John, b. 1831.
SWINBURNE, Admiral Charles Henry (of East
Dene).
Second son of Sir J. E. Swinburne, Bart., by Emilia
Enmia, dau. of Richard H. A. Bennett, Esq., of
Northcourt, I. of Wight ; b. 1798; m. 1836 Jane
Henrietta, dau. of George, 2nd Earl of Ashburn-
hara. Educated at the Royal Naval Coll. ; entered
the Navy 1811, became a Rear-Admiral 1856; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants. — East
Dene, Bonchurch, near Ventnor, Isle of Wight ;
Travellers' Club, S.W. ; 18, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
SWINPEN, Mrs. (of Swinfen Hall).
Patience, dau. of the late John Williams, Esq., of
Llanfair, co. Montgomer}', by Patience, dau. of
John Thomas, Esq., of Rhosfawr, co. Montgo-
mery ; iS'. her father-in-law 1854 ; m. 1831 Henry
John Swinfen, Esq. (who d. June, 1854), only son
of the late Samuel Swinfen, Esq. (who d. July,
1854). — Swinfen Hall, near Lichfield, Staffordshire,
S WIN TON, John Edulfus, Esq. (of Swinton
Bank).
Eldest son of the late Robert Hepburue Swinton,
Esq., by Juliana, dau. of the late J. Harker, Esq.,
of Springhall, co. York; b. 1831 ; s. 1852. Edu-
cated at Eton and Addiscombe Coll. ; appointed to
the lI.E.I. Co. 's Military service 1849. This family
was formerly Swinton of Swinton, co. Berwick. —
Swinton Bank, near Peebles.
Heir Prcs., his brother Robert Hepbxirne, Lieu-
tenant R.N. ; 6.1834; m. 1859 Eliza, eldest dau.
of the late James Hunter, Esq., of Hafton, co.
Argyle.
SWINTOW.
(See OaiiqybcH- Swinton.)
SYDNEY (Viscount), John Robert Townshend,
P.C. (cr. 1789).
Eldest son of the 2nd Viscount, by his 2nd wife
Caroline, dau. of the 1st Earl of Leitrim ; b. 1805 ;
s. 1831 ; m. 1832 Emily Caroline, dau. of the 1st
Syd]
Marq. of Anglesey. Educated at Eton and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1824) ; is Lord-Lieutenant
of Kent, Colonel of Kent Artillery Militia, and
Lieutenant-e'olonel W. Kent Yeomanry ; formerly
a Groom and Lord in Waiting, and Cajitain of the
Yeomen of the Guard ; appointed Lord Chamber-
lain 1859; Patron of 2 livings. Is descended from
a common ancestor with the Marquis Townshend.
— Matson, Gloucestershire ; Frognal, near Foots-
cray, Kent ; 3, Cleveland Square, S.W.
SYDNEY, Sir 'Wiiliam Bobert, Knt. (er. 1827).
Son of the late John Sydney, Esq^, of Yalding,
Kent (who claimed the Earldom of Leicester), by
Elizabeth, dau. of Eev. J. Apsley, D.D. ; b. 1787 ;
m. 1814 Sarah Ann, dau. of I. Eiighe, Esq., of
Topsham, Devon, and Havpthorne Dale, Bucks.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate for Lucks ; was formerly a Parliamentary
Pleader. — The Bourne, near Maidenhead, Berks.
SYKES, Sii' Francis 'William, Bart. (cr. 1781).
Eldest son of the late Sir Francis William Sykes,
Bart., by Henrietta, dau. of Henry Villebois, Esq.,
of Markham, co. Norfolk ; b. 1822 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1843. Was formerly Lieutenant 2nd Life-guards.
— Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Frederick, Captain 11th
Hussars, b. 1826.
SYKES, Sir Tatton, Bart. (cr. 1783).
Second son of the late Sir Christopher Sykes, Bart.,
of Sledmere, by Elizabeth, dau. of the late Wil-
braham Egerton, Esq., M.P., of Tatton Park,
CO. Antrim ; h. 1772 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1823 ; m. 1822
Mary Anne, dau. of Sir W. Foulis, Bart. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Brasenose Coll., Oxford ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for the E. Riding of Yorkshire
(High Sheriff 1828). Patron of 4 livings.— Sled-
mere, near Malton, Yorkshire ; 5, Carlton-House
Terrace.
Heir, his son Tatton, b. 1826.
SYKES, Colonel William Henry.
Represents an ancient Yorkshire family ; h. 1790 ;
m. 1824 Elizabeth, youngest dau. of W. Hay, Esq.
Joined the Bombay Army in 1804, and passed as
Interpreter in the Hindostauee and Mahratta
languages ; served in the Deccan 1817-20, and was
afterwards Statistical Ileporter to the Government
at Bombay ; retired on rank of Lieutenant-Colonel
1831 ; is an East-India Director, and Chairman
of that Company 1856-7 ; Lord Rector of Maris-
chal Coll., Aberdeen, 1854-5. Author of several
papers on the Statistics, Antiquities, and History
of India ; has been M.P. for Aberdeen since 1857.
— Athenfeum Club, S.W. ; 47, Albion Street, Hyde
Park, W.
SYMONDS, Bev. Samuel.
Second son of the late Samuel Symonds, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of James Bolitho, Esq., of Constantino,
Cornwall ; h. 1792 ; m. 1812 Winifred, dau. of Henry
Noye, Esq. Educated at Clare Hall, Cambridge
(B.A. 1815, M.A. 1819) ; ordained 1815, appointed
Eector of Philleigh 1818 ; is a M.agistrate for
Cornwall. — Philleigh, near Grampound, Cornwall.
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
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SYMOISTDS, Bev. Thomas PoweU (of Pen..
gethly).
Only son of the late Eev. Joseph Symonds, Rector
of Dinedor, co. Hereford, by Charlotte, dau. of
— Bamford, Esq. ; b. 1790 ; m. 1816 Eliza, dau. of
A. H. Turner, Esq. Educated at Eton and St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1813, M.A. 1818) ;
ordained 1815 ; is a Magistrate for co. Hereford. —
Pengethly, near Ross, Herefordshire.
Heir, his son Thomas Powell, b. 1817.
SYMONS, Thomas George, Esq. (of Mynde
Park).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Hampton Symons,
Esq., by Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the Rev. Dr. Han-
ningtoD, of Hampton Bishop, co. Hereford; &.1818;
s. 1831 ; m. 1839 Mary Louisa, only child and
heiress of Captain Richard Harcourt Symons, of
Lyme Regis, Dorset. Educated at Harrow ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford ; was
formerly in the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards.
This family was formerly Raymond, and assumed
the surname and arms of Symons in 1796. — Mynde
Park, Devvchurch, near Ross, Herefordshire.
SYMONS.
(See Soltau-Symons.)
SYNGE, Sir Edward, Bart. (cr. 1801).
Eldest son of the late Sir E. Synge, Bart., by
Mary Helena, dau. of R. Welsh, Esq., Barrister-at-
Law ; b. 1809 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1843 ; »/i. 1st 1836
Margaret, dau. of 0. Sanders, Esq., of Newtown
Sandens, co. Wicklow ; 2nd 1846 Anne, dau. of
H. Irwin, Esq., of Streamstown, co. Sligo. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork (High Sheriff 1844).—
Clifton House, Sal thill, near Dublin ; Leslee
House, Bandonbridge, co. Cork.
Heir Pres., his brother Noah HillNeale, b. 1814.
SYNGE, Erancis, E-sq.. (of Glanmore Castle).
Eldest son of the late John Synge, Esq., by Isa-
bella, dau. of Alexander Hamilton, Esq., Q.C., of
Rutland Square, Dublin ; b. 18 — . Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magisti'ate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Wicklow. — Glanmore Castle, near
Ashford, co. Wicklow.
TAAFPE (10th Viscount), Charles Budolph
Joseph Francis Clement Taaflfe (cr. 1628).
Elder son of the 9th Viscount, by Amelia, dau. of
Prince of Bretzenheim Regents ; b. 1823 ; s. 1855.
Is a Count of the H0I3' Roman Empire, and Cham-
berlain to the Emperor of Austria. — Elischal Castle,
Bohemia.
Heir Pres., his brother Rudolph, b. 1825.
TAAFPE, Edmond, Esq. (of "Woodfield).
Eldest son of the late Henry Edmond Taaife, Esq.,
by Eleanor, only dau. of Edmond Lynch Athy,
Esq., of Renville House, co. Gal way ; b. 1802 ; s.
1841 ; m. 1830 Bridget Louisa, dau. of Richard Fer-
rall, Esq., of Corkagh, co. Roscommon. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magiscrate for co.
Mayo. This family is descended from a common
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ancestor with Viscount TaafFe. — Woodiield; near
Swinford, co. Mayo.
Heir, his son Henry Edmond Taaffe Ferrall,
h. 1832 ; m. 1855 Alice, dau. of John Keogh,
Esq.
TAAFPE, Myles, Esq.. (of Smarmore).
Tliird «on of the late George TaafFe, Esq., by E. A.
Taaffe, dau. of llandal MacDonnell, Esq., of Dub-
lin ; h. 1824 ; s. 1848. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut for co.
Louth (High Sheriff 1856). This family is de-
. . scended from a common ancestor with Viscount
Taaffe. — Smarmore Castle, near Ardee, co. Louth.
TACHE, Sir Etienne Pascal, Knt. (cr, 1858).
Son of the late Monsieur Tache of Montgomery,
Canada. Is a Colonel in the Canadian service ;
represents a family of French-Canadian extraction.
— Montgomery, Canada.
TAILBY, 'WiUiam "Ward, Esq. (of Qtienby
Hall).
Only son of the late W. Tailby, Esq., by Elizabeth,
dau. of R. Stevens, Esq., of Hallaton ; h. 1825 ;
s. 1853 ; m. 1850 Mary, 2nd dau. of W. Taylor,
Esq. Educated at Eepton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1845, M.A, 1849) ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1850 ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Leicester and Nortliampton ; was High Sheriff of
Leicestershire 1856. This family was formerly
settled in Lincolnshire. — Quenby Hall, near Lei-
cester ; Carlton Club, S.V/.
TAILYOUR.
(See Renny-Tailyour.)
TAIT, Alexander Duncau, Esq. (of Milrig
House).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Tait, of Edinburgh,
by Mary, dau. of Alexander Duncan, Esq., of Ees-
talrig, iST.B. ; h. 1813 ; .?. 1846 ; m. 1840 Marion,
eldest dau. of John Sprot, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr ; entered the Army
1830 ; late Captain 4th Dragoon Guards. — Mih-ig
House, Galston, near Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, N.B,
Heir, his son James Alexander, h. 1841.
TALBOT DE MALAHIDE (Lord), James
Talbot, P.R.S., P.A.S., P.G.S. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the 3rd Lord, by Ann Sarah, dau. and
coheirof Samuel Rodbard, Esq., of Everach House,
Somerset ; h. 1805 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1842 Maria, dau.
of the late Patrick Murraj', Esq., of Seuiprin, N.B.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1827) ;
sits in the House of Peers as Lord Talbot de
Malahide, U.K. {cr. 1856) ; is President of the
ArcliJBological Society of Great Britain and
Ireland, and of the Geological and Zoological
Societies of Dublin ; was M.P. for Athlone 1832-4.
Descended from a common ancestor with the Earl
of Shrewsbury. — Malahide Castle, near Dublin ;
Evercreech House, near Bath, Somerset ; Athe-
nffium Club, S.W.
//cjc, his son Richard Wogan, h.\d>iQ, educated
at Eton.
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TALBOT DE MALAHIDE, Dowager Lady.
Margaret, dau. of A. Sayers, Esq., Merchant, of
Drogheda ; m. 1806 Richard Wogan, 2nd Lord
Talbot de Malahide, who d. 1849.— 3, Lowndes
Square, S.W.
TALBOT, Hon. and Rev. Artlixir Chetwynd.
Third son of 2Dd Earl Talbot, and brother of IStli
Earl of Shrewsbury ; ?-. 1805 ; m. 1st 1832 Harriet,
dau. of the late H. C. Hervey-Aston, Esq. (she d.
1845) ; 2nd 1854 Mary Ann, dau. of — Masterman,
Esq. Educated at Rugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1826), and was afterwards It'ellow of All
Souls Coll. ; appointed Rector of Ingestre 1829. —
Ingestre Rectory, near Stafford.
TALBOT, Hon, and Rev. Edward Plantagenet
Airey.
Sixth son of 3rd Lord Talbot de Malahide ; h. 1818 ;
m. 1850 Catharine Elinor, dau. and co-heiress of
the late Francis Richard Hooy, Esq., of Dungans-
town, CO. "Wicklow. Entered the Army 1837, and
became Captain 34th foot ; afterwards graduated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin, and appointed (1852) Vicar
of Evercreech. — Evercreech Vicarage, near Bath,
Somerset.
TALBOT, Hon. and Very Rev. George.
Fifth son of 3rd Lord Talbot de Malahide ; h. 1816.
Educated at Eton, Balliol Coll., and St. Mary's
Hall, Oxford (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1841) ; appointed
Vicar of Evercreech 1841, resigned 1843; was
afterwards attached to St. George's Cathedral,
Southwark ; appointed 1849 one of the Chamber-
lains to Pope Pius IX. — II Vaticano, Rome.
TALBOT, Hon. and Rev. George Gustaviis
Chetwynd.
Fifth son of the 2nd Earl Talbot, and brother of the
18th Earl of Shrewsbury ; h. 1810 ; m. 1842 Emily
Sarah, dau. of K. Elwes, Esq. Educated at Char-
terhouse and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1831); ap-
pointed Rector of Withington 1834 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Gloucester, and Chairman of the Northleach
Board of Guardians. — Withington Rectory, near
Cheltenham.
TALBOT, Hon. Gerald Chetwynd.
Ninth son of 2nd Earl Talbot, and brother of the
ISth Eaii of Shrewsbury ; b. 1819 ; m. 1840
Margaret, dau. of Lieutenant MacRay. Edu-
cated at Charterhouse and Haileybury ; entered
the E.I. Co.'s Civil service 1837 ; was Private
Secretary to Lord Stanley 1858-9.
TALBOT, Hon. Richard Gilbert (of BaUinclea).
Third son of 3rd Lord Talbot de Malahide ; h. 1814 ;
111. 1847 Anne, dau. of the late E. Cunliffe Lister
Kay, Esq., of Manningham and Farfield Halls, co.
York, Educated at Balliol Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Dublin. — BaUinclea,
near Kingstown, co. Dublin ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard Gilbert, h. 1856.
Tail
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
TALBOT, Hon. ^Valter Cecil.
Second son of ISth Earl of Shrewsbury ; b. 1834,
Educated at Ii'ojal Naval Coll.; entered the Navy
1847, became Lieutenant K.N. 1854 ; promoted to
Commander E.N. 1859 ; elected M.P. for co.
Waterford 1859. — Ingestre, near StaflPord ; 32,
St. James's Place, S.Wl
TALBOT, Hon. "Wellington Patrick Manvers
Chetwynd.
Eighth son of 2nd Earl Talbot, and brother of 18th
EaH of Shrewsbury; Z-. 1817. Educated at Eton
and Sandhurst ; entered the Army 1835, became
Capt. 7th foot 1841, retired 1856 ; was Comptroller
of the Household 1845-6, and Private Secretary to
the Earl of Derby in 1852 and 1858-9; is Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Staffordshire Militia ; appointed
Sergeant-at-Arm8 in the House of Lords 1858. — 27,
Chesham Place, S.W.
TALBOT, Hon. "William Leopold Porsenna.
Seventh son of 3rd Lord T.ilbot de Malahide ; h.
1824 ; m. 1852 Mary Louisa, 2ud dau. of A. Lefroy,
Esq., M.P., and Hon. Jane, dau. of 1st Viscount
Lorton. Entered the Army as Ensign in 34th regi-
ment, in 1842 ; became Captain in 1848 ; served in
India with the 53rd regiment, and exchanged to
the 9th, and served in the Crimea as Aide-de-Camp
to the Quartermaster-General ; became a INIajor,
unattached, in 1859. — Army and Navy Club, S.W.
TALBOT, Hon. and Rev. ■William Whitwovth
Chetwynd.
Sixth son of the 2nd Earl Talbot, and brother of
the 18th Earl of Shrewsbury ; h. 1814 ; m. 1843
Eleanora Juli.a, dau. of Hon. W. J. Coventry.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1834) ; appointed Vicar of Ombersley 1837,
Eector of Hatfield 1854.— Hatfield Eectory, Herts.
TALBOT, Hon. Mr,s.
Georgina, second dau. of the late Hon. Sir W.
Ponsonby, K.C.B., and sister of the 3rd Lord
PoDsonby ; m. 1st 1834 Lieutenant-Colonel J. H.
T. Stapleton ; 2nd 1838 C. Talbot, Esq., E.N.—
62, Chester Square, S.W.
TALBOT, Hon. Mrs. John (of Falconhm-st).
Caroline Jane, 2nd dau. of 1st Lord Wharncliffe ;
/((. 1830 Hon. J. V. Talbot, who d. 1852.— Ealcon-
hurst, near Edenbridge, Kent ; 10, Great George
Street, S.W.
TALBOT, Clu-istopher Bice Mansell, Esq. {of
Margam).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Mansell Talbot, Esq.,
by Mary Lucy, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Ilchester ;
h. 1801 ; m. 1835 Charlotte, dau. of the late Earl
of Glengall (cxt.) ; she d. 1846. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1823) : ia Lord-Lieut,
of CO. Glamorgan, and has been M.P. for co. Gla-
morgan since 1830 ; Patron of 5 livings. This
family is a branch of the Talbots of Laycock, ma-
ternally descended from the Earls of Shrewsbury.
— Margam, near Taibach, Glamorganshire ; 3,
Cavendish Square, W.
Heir, his son , 6. 183-.
TALBOT, George, E,sq. (late of Honeybrooke,
Kidderminster).
Only son of the late George Talbot, Esq., of Green
Hill, by Hannah, dau. of Thomas Pemberton, Esq.,
of Kidderminster ; h. 1792 ; iii. 1818 Louisa, dau.
of Thomas Stokes, Esq. ; is a JNIagistrate for cos.
Worcester and Stafford, and for the borough of
Kidderminster. — Burley, near Leeds, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Alfred, h, 1824 ; m. 1851 Haunali
Helen, dau. of J. ChelJingvvorth, Esq.
TALBOT, George, Esq. (of KnockmuUen).
Eldest son of the late James Talbot, Esq., of
KnockmuUen, by Mary, dau. of Edward Sutton,
Esq., of Summer Hill ; h. 18 — ; m. 18 — the dau.
of Francis O'Bierne, Esq., D.L., of Jamestown
Lodge, CO. Leitrim. Is a Magistrate for co. Wex-
ford, and a Stipendiary M.ngistrate for co. Mayo ;
was formerly a Captain in the Army. This family
is a branch of the Talbots of Castle Talbot, co.
Wexford. — KnockmuUen, near New Eoss, co.
Wexford ; Castlebar, co. Mayo.
TALBOT, Henry, Esq. (of Oakland).
Eldest son of the late Henry Talbot, Esq., by Eosa,
dau. of John Broom, Esq., of Spennells House, near
Stone; h. 1803 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1829 Caroline, dau.
of William Harding, Esq. Is a Magistrate for cos.
Stafford and Worcester and a Dep. Lieut, for the
latter county, and a Magistrate for the borough of
Kidderminster. This family is suppo.sed to be
descended from the Shrewsbury family (liaving
used their arms since 1709) by a younger son of
Sir John Talbot, of Albrighton, who removed to
AVolverly, whence his descendants removed to
Kidderminster in 165G. — Oakland, near Kidder-
minster.
Heir, his only child Edith C.-iroline, m. 1858
William Mayne, Esq., Captain 10th Eoyal Hussai's.
TALBOT, Henry Arthur, Esq. (of Aston Hall).
Second son of the Hon. and Eev. Arthur C. Talbot
(whom see), by his 1st wife Harriet, dau. of the
late H. C. Hervey-Aston, E^q. ; h. 1838 ; s. his
grand-uncle, the late Sir Arthur I. Aston, G.C.B.,
1859. Is an Officer in the Army ; served in India
1858-9. — Aston Hall, near Euncorn, Cheshire.
TALBOT, Misses (of Temple Guitiiig).
Isabella and Jane Elizabeth, daus. of the late George
Talbot, Es(j. ; ,s-. 1836. This family traces its origin
from Alfred the Great, a.d. 900, and is descended
equallj' with the present Earl of Shrewsbury from
Sir (Gilbert Talbot, of Grafton, 2nd son of John,
2nd Earl of Shrewsbury. — Temple Guiting, near
AVinchcombe, Gloucestershire ; 25, Curzon Street,
W.
TALBOT, John Gilbert, Esq. (of Falconhurst).
Eldest son of the late Hon. J. C. Talbot, Q.C.
(brother of the ISth Earl of Shrewsbury), by
Caroline Jane, dau. of 1st Lord WJiarnclifFe ; b,
1835. Educated at the Charterhouse and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1858); is a Magistrate for Kent.—
Falconhurst, near Eden-Bridge, Kent ; University
and St. James's Clubs, S.W. ; 10, Great George
Street, S.W,
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TALBOT, John Hyacinth, Esq. (of Ballytrent).
Second son of the Lite Mathew Talbot, Esq., of
Castle Talbot, co. Wexford, by his 2nd wife Jane,
only dau. of the late John D'Avcy, Esq., ot
Kiltulla, CO. Galway; b. 1793; m. 1st 1822 Anne
Eliza, only dau. of the late Walter Redmond,
Esq., of Bettyville, co. Wexford ; 2nd 1851 Eliza,
dau. of the late Sir John Power, Bart., of Iloe-
buck House, co. Dublin. Educated at Stonyhurst
Coll., Lancashire ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Wexford (High Sheriff 1855) ; was M.P. for
New Eoss 1832-41 and 1847-52. This family is
. . descended from a common ancerstor with the Eail
of Shrewsbury. — Ballytrent, near Broadway, co.
Wexford ; Stephen 'sGreen Club, Dublin.
Jfeir, his son (b)' 2nd inarr.) John Hyacinth, I.
1851.
TALBOT, John Eeginald Francis George, Esq.
(of Khode Hill, Devon).
Eldest son of the late Admiral the Hon. Sir John
Talbot, G.C.B. (who was 3rd son of the 1st Baro-
ness Talbot de Malahide), by Julia, dau. of Oth
Lord Arundellof Wardour ; b. 1826 ; s. 1851 ; in.
1858 Mary, dau. of Kev. David Jones, Rector of
Panteg and Tredunnock, co. Monmouth. Edu-
cated at Prior PaikColl., Bath. — Rhode Hill, near
Lyme Regis, Dorset ; Tullagheriie, near Mullin-
gar, CO. Westmeath ; Union Club, S.W. ; Stafford
Club, W,
Ilcir, his dau. Mary.
TALBOT, Major WiUiam* (of Castle Talbot).
Eldest surviving son of the late Mathew Talbot,
Esq., of Ballynamony (now called Castle Talbot), co.
Wexford, by his 2n(i wife Jane, Countess D'Arcy ;
b. 1789 ; in. 1834 Honora, widow of Major Quin,
of the Royal Scotch Fusiliers. Is descended from
a common ancestor with the Earl of Shrewsbury ;
is a Major in the Army, retired ; served formerly in
the 27tli regiment ; was an unsuccessful claimant
of the Earldom of Shrewsbury in 1856-7. — Castle
Talbot, CO. Wexford.
Heir Prcs., his half-brother Robert, formerly
Lieutenant in the Royal Guard of France.
TALBOT, William Henry Fox-,* Esq. (of La-
cock).
Only son of the late William D. Talbot, Esq., by
Elizabeth Theresa, dau. of Henry, 2nd Earl of
Ilchester ; 6. 1800 ; m. 1832 Constance, dau. of
the late F. Mundy, Esq., of Markeaton. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Cli., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Wilts ; was M.P. for Chippenham
1833-4. This family is maternally descended from
the house of Shrewsbury. — Lacock Abbey, near
Chippenham, Wilts ; AthenEBum Club, S.W.
Jleh', his son , b. 183-.
TALBOT, ■William John,' Esq. (of Mount Tal-
bot).
Only son of the late John Talbot, Esq. (who was a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Roscommon,
and High Sheriff 1857), by his 2nd wife Gertrude
Caroline, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Bayly, of
Ballyarthur, co. Wicklow ; b. 1859 ; s. 1859. This
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Lord Talbot de Malahide and the Earl of Shrews-
bury.— Mount-Talbot House, co. Roscommon.
Heir Pres., his cousin Lindsey Crosbie.
TANCRED, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1662).
Eldest son of the late Sir Tliomas Tancred, Part.,
by Harriet Lucy, dau. of the Rev. Offley Crewe, of
IMuxton, CO. Stafford ; b. 1808 ; s. as 7lh Bart.
1844 ; 711. 1839 Jane, dau. of Prideaux John Selby,
Esq., of Twizell House, Northumberland. Edu-
cated at Eton and Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1830,
M.A. 1833) ; was formerly Governor of New Zea-
land. — Tillington, near Petvvortli, Sussex ; West
Cowes, I. of Wight.
Heir, his sou Thomas Selby, b. 1840.
TANCBED, Henry William, Esq., Q.C.
Son of the late H. Tancred, Esq. ; b. 1780. Called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1804 ; is a Bencher of
Lincoln's Inn ; was M.P. for Banbury 1833-59.—
Reform Club, S.W. ; 105, Pall Mall, S.W.
TANKERVILLE (Earl of), Charles Bennet,
P.O. (cr. 1714).
Eldest son of the 5th Earl, by Corisande, dau. of
le Due de Grammont ; b. 1810; .■-•. 1859; m. 1850
Olivia, elder dau. of the 6tb Duke of Manchester.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1 831). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for North-
iiinberland, and Patron of 3 livings ; was M.P. for
N. Northumberland 1832-59; called to the House
of Peers as Lord Ossulston 1859. — Chillingham
Castle, near Alnwick, Northumberland ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 76, S. Audley Street, W.
Heir, his son Lord Ossulston, b. 1850.
TAISTKERVILLE, Dowager Countess of.
Corisande, dau. of le Due de Grammont ; in. 1806
Charles Augustus, 5th Earl of Tankerville, who
(/. 1859.— 23, Hertford Street, W.
TANNEB, James, Esq. (of King's JNTympton
Park).
Son of the late Robert Tanner, Esq., by Mary, dau.
of Thomas Melhuish, Esq. ; b. 1783 ; m. 1827 Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late John Vowler, Esq., of Parma-
cott, Devon. — King's Nympton Park, near Chulm-
leigh, Devon.
Heir, his son John Vowler Tanner, b. 1830 ;
educated at Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1854) ;
appointed a IMagistrate for Devon 1855.
TAPPS-GERVIS.
(See Oervis.)
TASWELL, George Morris, Esq.
Eldest surviving son of the late George Taswell,
Esq., by Honora, dau. of Richard Dawkes, Esq.,
of Dover ; b. 1784 ; vi. 1813 Anne, dau. of the
Rev. George Gipps, Rector of Ringwould, Kent.
Is a Magistrate for Kent, and Patron of 1 living.
This family was formerly of Lymington, Somerset.
— St. Martin's, near Canterbury.
Heir, his son George, Vicar of Beaksbourne,
2 s
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Kent; h. 1S21 ; m. 1855 Elizabeth Arabella, dau.
of the late Eev. W. Cheshyre, Canon of Canter-
bury Cathedral.
TATCHELL-BTJLLEISr, John, Esq. (of Marsli-
wood Manor).
Eldest son of the late William Fitzherbert Bulleu,
Esq., of Stoke Abbot, Dorset, by Mary, dau. of
John Tatchell, Esq., of Stoke-sub-Hanulon, Somer-
set ; h. 1806; s. 1823; m. 1st 1824 Sophia Ann,
dau. of William Cole Wood, Esq., of Martock ; 2nd
1843 Ann, dau. of William Hay, Esq., of Alnwick,
Northumberland, and widow of Captain Forster,
E.N., of Alnvvick. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Dorset. — Marshwood Manor, near Bridport,
Dorset ; Windham Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, b. 1847.
TATHAM, Edward, Esq. (of Hipping Hall).
Only son of the late Edward Tatham, Esq., by his
1st wife Susanna, dau. of John C4ibson, Esq., of
Lancaster, and grand-dau. of the Rev. C. Gibson,
Yicar of Orra&kirk ; b. 1787 ; s. 1842. Is a Magis-
trate for COS. Lancaster and Westmoreland, and for
the W. Riding of Yorkshire, and a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Westmoreland ; was formerly Dep. Recorder of,
and a Magistrate for, Kendal. This family has
been settled at Hipping Hall since 16G8. — Hipping
Hall, or Summerfield House, nearKirkby Lonsdale,
Westmoreland.
TATLOCK, Miss (of Bramfleld House).
Helen, dau. of the late Paul Tatlock, Esq., of
Upper Gower Street, co. Middlesex, by Helen,
onl}' child of Peter De Wint, Esq., of Upper Gower
Street; b. 1848; s. 1850. — Bramfield House, near
Saxmundham, Suffolk ; 41, Upper Gower Street,
W.
TATTON", Thomas William, Esq. (of Wythen-
shawe).
Eldest son of the late Thomas William Tatton,
Esq., by Emma, dau. of the Hon. John Grey,
younger son of 4th Earl of Stamford; b. 1816;
s. 1827 ; m. 1843 Harriet Susan, eldest dau. of
Robert Townley Parkei-, Esq., of Cuerden Hall, co.
Lancaster. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Chester; was High Sheriff for the county 1848.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with that of Lord Egerton of Tatton. — Wythen-
shawe, near Altrincham, Cheshire ; Arthur's Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Egerton, b. 1846.
TAUNTOISr (1st Lord), Hem-y Labouchere, P.O.
(or. 1859).
Eldest son of the late Peter Ca;sar Labouchere,
Esq., of Hylands, near Chehusford, Essex, by
Dorothy Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir F. Baring,
Bart. {shed. 1859) ; b. 1798; m. 1st 1840 Frances,
dau. of the late Sir T. Baring, Bart. ; 2nd 1852
Mary Matilda Georgiana, d;iu. of the 6th Earl of
Carlisle, K.G. ifducated at Winchester and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1820) ; is a Ma-istrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Essex and Somerset, and au Elder
Brother of the Trinity House. Has been succes-
sively a Lord of the Admiralty (1832), Master of
the Mint, and Vice-President of the Board of Trade
(1835), President of the Board of Trade (1839), Se-
cretary for Ireland (1846), and again President of
the Board of Trade (1852), Colonial Secretary 1855
—Feb. 1858 ; was M.P. for St. Michael's 1826-30,
and for Taunton 1830-59. — Quantock Lodge, near
Bridgevvater, Somerset ; Stoke Park, near Slough,
Bucks ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 27, Belgrave Square,
S.W.
TAUNTON", Lady (of Treberfydd).
Mary, dau. of H. W. Atkinson, Esq. ; m. 1814
Sir W. E. Taunton, Knt., who d. 1835.— Treber- :
fydd, Brecon, S. Wales.
TAUNTON, ■WiUiam Elias, Esq. (of Preeland
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Elias Taunton,
Knt., one of his late Majesty's Judges of the Court
of King's Bench, by Maria, youngest dau. of Henry
William Atkinson, Esq., Provost of the Company
of Moneyers, Royal Mint ; b. 1818 ; s. 1835 ;
VI. 1848 Sarah Percival, youngest dau. of Percival
Walsh, Esq., of Stanton Harcourt, Oxon. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1841, M.A. 1847) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Oxon. This family is of great
antiquity in the West of England, being descended
from Richard de Tantone, son of John de Tantone,
and elder brother of John, Abbot of Glastonbury,
temp. Edward I. — Freeland Lodge, near Eyn-
sham, Oxon.
Jlcir, his son Ernest Hippisley, b. 1856.
TAYLOR, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1827).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles William Taylor,
Bart, (who was M.P. for Wells 1796-1830), by
Charlotte, dau. of John Poulet Thompson, Esq., of
Roebampton ; b. 1817 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1857. Is a
Magistrate for Hants, Somerset, and Sussex.- — ■
Holiycombe, near Liphook, Hants; 20, King-
Street, St. James's, S.W.
TAYLOR, Edward Cloiigh, Esq. (of Kirkham
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Edward Clougli, Esq. (who
as.sunied the name of Taylor in 18u2), by Emma
Georgina Bentley, dau. of William Badcock, Esq. ;
b. 1822 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1848 Sophia Mary, eldest
dau. of the late Rev. Thomas Harrison, of Firby,
Y^ork. Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1845, M.A. 1848); is a Magis-
trate for the N. and E. Ridings of Yorkslare, and
a Dep. Lieut, for the E. Riding. — Kirkham Abbey,
near York ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Harrison Clough, b. 1849.
TAYLOR, Francis Manley Shawe-, Esq. (of
Castle Taylor).
Y^oungest son of the late William CunlifFe Shawe,
Esq, of Southgate House, liy Philippa Pole; f).
1797 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1825 Aluinia Hester, dau. of
Lieutenant-General Sir John Taylor, K.C.B. Edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for co. Galway ;
late Captain in the Coldstream Guards, now un-
attached.— Castle Taylor, near Ardrahan, co.
Galway.
Heir, his son Walter, b. 1832.
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TAYLOB, Henry Cavendisli, Es^. (of Chyk-
neU).
Eldest son of the late Farmer Taylor, Esq., by
Juliana, dau. of Richard Lord Waterpaik ; h. 1822 ;
s. 1852. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Salop ; was formerly in the 17th Lancers. This
family obtained Cliyknell by marriage with a family
who had been settled there for five or six centuries,
and is a younger branch of the Taylors of Thurn-
ham and Thadoxburst, Kent, who possessed con-
siderable estates there in the loth century. — Chyk-
nell, near Bridgenortb, Salop; Axmy and Navy Club,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother George Cavendish, h.
1826.
TAYLOR, Herbert Edward, Esq. (of Rose-
lands).
Eldest son of the late Edward Taylor, Esq., for-
merly of Bifrons, near Canterbury, by Louisa, dau.
of Rev. Charles Beckingham, of Bourne Place ; h.
1807 ; s. 1843; m. 1838 Harriot, 5th dau. of the
late George John Legh, Esq., of High Legh, co.
Chester. Educated at Eton ; was formerly Captain
85th Light Infantry. — Eoselands, Walmer, Kent ;
Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Herbert, h. 1846.
TAYLOR, Hugh, Esq. (of Backworth House).
Son of the late John Taylor, Esq., of Shillbottle,
CO. Northumberland, by Margaret, dau. of R. Dar-
ling, Esq., of Ford, in the same county ; h. 1817 ;
Til. 1842 Mary, dau. of the late T. Taylor, Esq., of
Cramlington Hall, Northumberland (she d. IS — ).
Educated at Newcastle-on-Tyne and Durham ; is
a Magistrate for Middlesex and Northumberland,
and an extensive coalowner and shipowner ; was
M.P. for Tynemouth 1852-3, rechosen 1859.—
Backworth House, near Tynemouth ; Reform
Club, S.W.
TAYLOR, James, Esq. (of Todmorden Hall).
Eldest son of the late James Joseph Hague Taylor,
Esq., by Arm, only child and heir of Anthony
Crossley, Esq., of Todmorden Hall; h. 1802; s.
1810 ; m. Lst 1831 Betty, 2ud dau. of James
Maden, Esq., of Greenhouse, Forest of Rossen-
dale, CO. Lancaster ; 2nd 1851 Mary Anne, dau.
of John Jones, Esq., of Liverpool. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Lancaster and the W. Riding of Yorkshire.
— Todmorden Hall, Lancashire ; Culverlands, near
Reading, Berks.
Heir, his son Arnold Dawes, h. 1852.
TAYLOR, John, Esq. (of Bashall HaU, York-
shire).
Only son of the late John Taylor, Esq., of Accring-
ton, CO. Lancaster (who fZ..1808), by Anne, dau. of
James Fort, Esq., of Altham ; b. 1802 ; s. 1828 to
the estates of his uncle James Taylor, of Moreton
and Bashall Hall. Educated at Rugby and Trinity
Hall, Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Lancashire
and the West Riding of Yorkshire. — Bashall Hall,
near Clitheroe ; Moreton Hall and Whalley Abbey,
near Whalley, Lancashire.
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TAYLOR, James ArtMir, Esq. (of Strensham
Court).
Eldest son of the late James Taylor, Esq., by his
1st wife Louisa, 2nd dau. and coheir of the late
Samuel Skeye, Esq., of Spring Grove, co. Wor-
cester ; 6. 1817 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1843 Maria Theresa,
dau. of George Rush, Esq., of Elsenham Hall and
Farthingoe Lodge, Essex. Educated at Winchester;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester ;
was M.P. for E. Worcestershire 1841-7- — Stren-
.sharn Court, near Tewkesbury, Worcestershire ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1852.
TAYLOR, John Bagshaw, Esq. (of Radcliffe-
on-Trent).
Eldest son of the late William Taylor, Esq., by
Juliana, dau. of Benjamin Bagshaw, Esq., of
Mansfield ; h. 1811 ; a. 1857 ; m. 1854 Anna
Maria, eldest dau. of the late H. C. Dakeyne,
Esq., of Hamilton Terrace, St. John's Wood,
Middlesex. Educated at Christ's Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate for Notts ; was formerly
Captain Royal Notts Militia. This family repre-
sent the Woods of Woodbrough. — RadclifFe-on-
Trent, near Nottingham.
Heir, his son John Montague Wood, h. 1856.
TAYLOR, John Edward, Esq. (of Cranbrooke).
Third son of the late James Taylor, Esq., by Eliza,
dau. of Abraham Browne, Esq., of Aghadoey, co.
Londonderry; b. 1800 ; m. 1826 Ehzabeth, dau. of
Robert Wilson, Esq., of Belfast. Is a Magistrate
for cos. Tyrone and Fermanagh. — Cranbrooke, near
Fivemiletown, co. Tyrone.
TAYLOR, Major-General Pringle, K.H. (of
Pennington House).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Taylor,
Esq., Chief Justice of Jamaica, by Eliza, dau. of
Colonel Philip Van Cortlandt, of the Manor of
Cortlandt ; b. 1796; m. 1827 Adelaide Frances,
eldest dau. of Colonel John Shedden, of Effoi-d,
near Lymingtou, and Eastonton, near Andover.
Entered the Army as Cornet 22nd Dragoons 1811,
became a Major-(jeneral 1857, served with distinc-
tion in the Decean, &c. (where he was severely
wounded in leading a forlorn hope). This family
was formerly of Shaddo>ihurst, Kent, and enjoyed a
Baronetage created 1664 (ext. 1704) ; they descend
from the Norman Baron Tailleferre, and have been
settled in Kent from the Conquest.— Pennington
House, near Lymingtou, Hants; United Service
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Cortlandt, h. 1828.
TAYLOR, ■William Francis, Esq. (of Moseley
Hall).
Second surviving son of the late James Taylor,
Esq., of Moseley Hall and Strensham Court, by
Anne Elizabeth, dau. of Walter Michael Moseley,
Esq., of Buildwas, co. Salop ; b. 1830 ; s. 1852.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1852) ; is a Magistrate for co. Woi-cester.
— Moseley Hall and Moor Green, near Birming-
ham ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
2 s 2
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
TAYLOE.
(Sec Wal^oH-Tui/lor.)
TAYLOR-GOEDON, John, Esq. (of Albyn
House, Fulham).
m. IS— Eliza P.arliaiii, duu. of K. M. Hausartl,
Esq., of JMiskin House, co. Glamorgan, and giand-
ilau. of his Excellency \V. M. Eurt, Esq., of
Maiden Erleigh, Berks, Governor of the Leeward
Islands. Educated at Salisbury and Christ's Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a retired Royal Physician ; is de-
scended from the Scottish Kings, through the 1st
Lord Huntly (ancestor of the Dukes of Gordon),
and representative also of the families of Luther,
Cliamberlen, and Bacon. — Albyn House, Fulbam,
Middlesex.
TAYLOUE, Lord John Henry.
Third son of the 2nd Marquis of Headfort, b. 1S31 ;
/*(. 1S55 JMary Hammond, dau. of R. Macfarlane,
Esq. ; appointed Captain S5th foot 1856.
TAYLOUE, Eobert, Esq. (of Corbal Lis).
Eldest son of the late J. S. Taylour, Esq., by Ellen,
dcau. of Richard Bridge, Esq., of co. Lancaster ;
b. 1818; s. 1848. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1844, LL.D. 1859); called to the Iri.«h Bar
1844 ; is alMagistrate for co. JNIeath. This family are
of English extraction, but went over to Ireland tem p.
Oliver Cromwell, and settled in Waterford, where
they still retain some piDperty. — C'orbal Lis, Lay-
town, near Drogheda ; Fiiendly Brothers' Club,
Sackville Street, Dublin.
TAYLOUE, Thomas Edward, Esq. (of Ard-
gillan Castle).
Eldest son of the late Hon. and Rev. Edward Tay-
lour, by Marianne, dau. of the Hon. R. vSt. Leger,
and cousiii of the 2nd Marquis of Headfort ; b. 1812.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Dublin ;
a Lieutenant-Colonel unattached ; formerly Captain
Dragoon Guards ; has been M.P. for co. Dublin
since 1841 ; was a Lord of Treasury 1858-9. — Ard-
gillan Castle, Balbriggan, co. Dublin ; Dowerton,
CO. Meath ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 16, Carlton Ter-
race, S.W.
TEIGNMOUTH (Lord). Charles John Shore,
LL.D., D.C.L., F.E.S. (cr. 1797j.
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Charlotte, dau. of J.
Cornish, Esq. ; b. 1796 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1838 Caroline,
dau. of W. Browne, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1816); is a Magistrate for
Middlesex, and a Mngistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
the N. Riding of Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Mary-
lebone 1S3S-41. This family was seated in Derby-
shire for several generations. — Langton Hall, near
Northallerton, Yorkshire ; University Club, S.W.
Ifeir, his son Charles John, b. 1840 ; educated at
Harrow.
TELEKI, Hon. Countess (of Eywood).
Jane Frances, only dau. of 1st Lord Langdale (e.d.);
M. 1857 Alexander Joseph John Count Teleki de i
Szek, Count of the Holy Roman Enqjire. — Eywood, j
near Kington, Herefordshire. j
TEMPEST, Lord Adolphus Erederick Charles
"William Vane-.
Son of the 3rd and half-lirother of 4th ]\Iarquis of
Londonderry, and brother of Eail Vane ; b. 1825.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Durham ; Captain and Lieutenaut-Colonel
Scots Fusilier Guards, served in the Crimea 1854-5 ;
assumed the name of Tempest 1854 ; was M.V. for
city of Durham 1852-3, has been M.P. for S.
Durham since 1854. — Carlton, White's, and Guards'
Clubs, S.W.
TEMPEST, Sir Charles Eobert, Bart. (cr.
1841).
Eldest son of the late Stephen Tempest, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Blundell, Esq., of I nee
Blundell, CO. Lancaster ; b. 1794. Educated at
Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lincoln. Claims the ancient Barony of De
Scailes. — Broughton Hall, near Skipton, Yorkshire ;
ColebyHall, Lincolnshire; Reform Club, S.W.
TEMPEST, Thomas Eichard, Esq. (of Tong
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Colonel John Tempest, of
Tong Castle (who assumed the name of Tempest in
lieu of his patronymic Plumbe, by Sign Manual, in
1824), by Sarah, 2nd dau. of the late Rev. William
I'lumbe, of Aughton ; b. 18 — ; b: 1S5S. Is a
]\Iagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and
Major 60th, or Duke of York's Own Rifle Corps.
This family is descended from Sir Piers Tempest,
who accompanied Henry II. into France, and was
knighted on the field of Agincourt. The Plumbes
formerly held large possessions in Suffolk and
Leicestershiie, and suffered largely in the cause of
Charles I. — Tong Castle, near Leeds, Yorkshire.
Ileirf!, his sisters Catharine and Sarah.
TEMPLE, Sir Grenville Leofric, Bart. (cr.
1612).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Sir
Grenville Temple, Bart., by Mary, dau. of George
Baring, Esq., brother of Lord Ashburtou ; b. 1830 ;
5. as 11th Bart. 1847 ; m. 1856 Marie Aron von
Bristen, dau. of the Financial Minister for Transyl-
vania. Is a Lieutenant in the Navy ; represents
a branch of the Ducal family of Buckingham.
Heir, his son , b. 1858.
TEMPLE, Frederic James Henry Smyth-, Esq.
(of Wrathay).
Only son of the late W\ G. H. Smyth, Esq., of
Temple Corran, co. Antrim, by Eliza, youngest
dau. of the late Admiral Alms, of Chichester ;
b. 1801 ; m. 1st 1822 Susanna, eldest dau. of the
late Rev. Thomas Ramshay, of Brampton, Cum-
berland ; 2nd 1856 Agnes, eldest dau. of Mr. H.
Kitchin. Changed his name by Royal license in
1835, under a settlement made by his father's half-
brother, Frederic James Temple, Esq. Educated
at Shrewsbury. — Wrathay, Kendal, Westmoreland ;
Poitland Club, W. ; 15, Chapel Street, Park
Lane, W.
Ihir, his only son Thomas Ramshay, b. 1828 ;
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educated at Eton, University of Bonn, and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1S48, M.A. 1851) ; called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1851,
TEMPLE, 'William, Esq. (of Bishopstrow
House).
Only son of the late William Temple, Esq., by bis
3rd wife Sarah, dau. of Thomas Gaisford, Esq., of
Westbury ; 1>. 1781 ; .v. 1781 ; m. 1831 Fanny, dau.
of the Kev. 'J\ Stonhoiise Vigor. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts (High Sheriff 1833), and
a Fellow of the Linnajan Society of London. —
Bishopstrow House, near Warminster, Wilts.
Heir, his son George, h. 1834.
TEMPLEMORE (Lord), Henry Spencer Chi-
chester (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Augusta, dau. of the
1st Marquis of Anglesey, K.G. ; h. 1821 ; s. 1837 ;
ill. 1842 Laura Caroline, dau. of the late Hon. Sir
Arthur Paget, Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford; is Captain Sussex Militia, late Cornet 1st
Life guards. The first Peer was a grandson of the
1st Marquis of Donegall. — Coombe Bank, near
Seveuoaks, Kent ; Dunbrody Park, co. Wexford ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1854.
TEMPLER, James George John, Esq. (of Lind-
ridge).
Only son of the Rev. James A. Templer, by Anne,
dau. of J. Finch Mason, Esq., of Aldenham Lodge,
Herts ; h. 1829 ; m. 1854 Frances Elizabeth, dau.
of Joseph Mortimer, Esq. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1852) ; is a Magistrate for
Devon. — Lindridge, near Teigumouth, Devon ;
Oriental Club, W.
Heir, his son John George Edmund, h. 1855.
TEMPLETOWN (Visconnt), Henry Montagu
Upton (cr. 1806).
Eldest son of the 1st Viscount, by Mary, dau. of
the 5th Earl of Sandwich ; h. 1799; s. 1846.—
Castle Upton, near Belfast ; F 2, Albany, W.
HeirPres., his brother George Frederick, />.1802 ;
m. 1850 Susan, dau. of Sir A. Woodford, K.C.B. ;
educated at Eton ; entered the Army 1818 ; be-
came Lieutenant-Colonel Coldstream Guards 1855,
Major-General in the Army 1858 ; served in the
Crimea 1854-5 ; is a Knight of the Legion of
Honour; elected M.P. for co. Antrim 1859.
TENISOW, Edward King, Esq. (of Kilronan
Castle).
Second son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas
Tenison (who was M.P. for Boyle in the Irish
House of Commons), by his 1st wife Frances Anne,
dau. of Edward, 1st Earl of Kingston ; h. 1805 ;
s. his brother 1843 ; m. 1838 Louisa Mary Anne,
eldest dau. of 1st Earl of Lichfield. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1842) ;
appointed in 1840 Lord-Lieutenant and Custos
Rotulorum co. Leitrim, transferred in 1856 to co.
Roscommon ; is a Magistrate for cos. Leitrim and
Sligo, and has been High Sheriff of both those
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counties ; was formerly Captain in the 14th Light
Dragoon.s, and M.P. for co. Leitrim 1847-52. This
family is descended from the Right Rev. Dr.
Tenison, Bishop of Meath, cousin to Thomas
Tenison, some time Archbishop of Canterbury. —
Kilronan Castle, near Keadne, Carrick-on-Shanuon,
Ireland ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin ; Brookes'
and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Louisa Frances IMary.
TENISON, Thomas Joseph, Esq. (of Port
Nelligan).
Only son of the late Rev. Joseph Tenison, a
Magistrate and Deputy-Governor of co. Wicklow,
by Mary, dau. of the Rev. Martyn Lucius O'Brien,
D.D., descended from a dynast of the ancient sept
of that name; //. 1805; m. 1831 Margaret, eldest
dau. of the late Alexander Cross, Esq., and Mar-
garet Coote, dau. of John Bond, Esq.,of Bondville.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Barrister-
at-Law (called 1832), N. E. Circuit ; appointed a
Magistrate for co. Armagh 1842. This is the
senior branch of an ancient English family descended
from Philip Tenison, Archdeacon of Norwich,
h. 1586, and grandfather of Tiiomas Tenison, Arch-
bishop of Canterl)ury. — Port Nelligan, Tynan, co.
Armagh.
Hdr, his son Willi.am Cross O'Brien, h, 1836,
late of Trinitj' Coll., Dublin ; is Lieutenant 75th
foot,
TEISTNENT, Sir James Emerson-, Knt. (of
Tempo Hoi\se), (cr. 1845),
Son of William Emer.''on, Esq., Merchant, of Bel-
fast; 6.1804; hu 1831 Letitia, dau. of William
Tennent, Esq. (whose name he a.ssumed). Gra-
duated LL.D. at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called to
the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1831 ; is Secretary to the
Board of Trade ; has been Secretary to the India
Board and the Poor-Law Board, and to the Gover-
nor of Ceylon ; was M.P. for Belfast 1833-7, 1838-
41, and 1842-5, and for Lisburn 1852 ; is a Magis-
trate for COS. Antrim and Down, and a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Sligo, and was formerly a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Fermanagh. Author of a " History of Modern
Greece," and of a " History of Ceylon." — Tempo
House, CO. Fermanagh ; 66, Warwick Square, S.W,
TENNYSOW-D'EYlSrCOURT, Right Hon.
Charles, F.R.S., F.S.A. (of Bayous Manor).
Son of the late George Tennyson, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of John Turner, Esq. of Caistor ; h. 1784 ;
s. 1835 ; m. 1808 Frances Mary, only child of the
Rev. John Hutton, of Morton Hall, co. Lincoln.
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cand.iridge (B.A.
1805, M.A. 1826) ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1806 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lincoln, High Steward of Louth, and Patron
of 2 livings ; was M.P. 1818-52 for Grimsby,
Bletchingly, Stamford, and Lambeth ; sworn a
Piivy Councillor 1832. He assumed, by Royal
license, in 1835, the name of D'Eyncourt, pursuant
to the will of his father, who desired so " to com-
memorate his descent from the ancient and noble
family of D'Eyncourt, and his representation as
co-heir of the Earls of Scarsdale and Barons D'Eyn-
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
court of Sntton." — Bayons Manor and Usselby
Hall, near Market-Rasen, Lincolnshire ; Aincourt,
Ma<jny-en-Vexin, France ; Reform Club, S.W.
ILb; his son George Hildeyard, h. 1809.
TENTEHDEN" (Lord), John Henry Abbott (cr.
1827).
Elder .son of the Isfc Lord (who was for many years
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas), by Mary,
dan. of J. L. Lamotte, Esq. ; h. 1796 ; s. 1832.
Educated at Winchester ; s:raduated at Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1818, M.A. 1821).— Hendon
Place, Middle.'^es; Carlton Club, >S.W. ; Garrick
Club, W.C. ; 12, Wilton Street, S.W.
Jleir Prcs., his nephew Charles Stuart Aubrey,
b. 1831 ; m. 1859 Penelope Mary C-Jertrude, dau. of
Colonel John Rowland Smyth, C.B,
TEULOlSr, Jolin, Esq. (of Bandon).
Eldest son of the late John Teulon, Esq., Mer-
chant, of Cork, by Mary, eldest dau. of the Rev.
G. Wood, late of Bandon, co. Cork ; h. 1782 ; s.
1827 ; m. 18^ Katharine Morris, eldest dau. of
George Beamish, Esq., late of Cloghen House, co.
Cork. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate for co. Cork. This family descends
from a Huguenot house who emigrated from the
South of France soon after the revocation of the
Edict of Nantes. — Bandon, near Cork.
Heir, his son George Beamish, b. 1815 ; edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Cork.
TE"W, Edward, Esq. (of Crofton Hall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas William Tew, Esq.,
by Catherine, dau. of the late John Jackson, Esq.,
of Fairburn, in the W. Riding of Yorkshire ; b.
1798; s. 1832; m. 1827 Sarah Susanna, dau. of
Martin Hind, Esq., of Newton Green, Leeds. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding
of Yoikshire ; was formerly Captain 1st West
York Yeomanry Cavalry. — Crofton Hall, near
Wakefield, York.shire.
Heir, his son Thomas William, a Magistrate for
the W. Riding of Yorkshire, b. 1828.
TEYWHAM (Lord), George Henry Roper-
Curaon (cr. 1616).
Eldest surviving son of the 14th Lord, by his 1st wife
Bridget, dau. of J. Hawkins, Esq., and brother of
the 15th Lord; h. 1794; s. 1842; »!,. 1822 Eliza
Joynes. Educated at Westminster and Woolwich ; is
Lieutenant Royal Artillery. Is 27th in lineal male
descent from the 1st Lord Musard of Musarden, a,
Baron by tenure temp. William I., which peerage
fell into abeyance among the daus. of the last Lord,
temp. Edward I. — 10, Shaftesbury Crescent, Pim-
lico, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry George, b. 1822 ; is an
Examiner in the Audit Office.
THACKERAY,* Miss (of The Grove, ■Windsor).
Elizabeth, only dau. of the late Rev. George
Thackeray, D.D., Provost of King's Coll., Cam-
bridge ; s. her father 1849. — The Grove, Old
Windsor, Berks ; 27, Portman Square, W.
THACKWELL, Lady.
Maria Audriah, dau. of Francis Roche, Esq., of
Rochemount, co. Cork (see Fermoy, Lord) ; m.
1826 General Sir Joseph Thackwell, G.C.B., K.H.,
who d. 1859, — Aghada Hall, near Cloyne, co.
Cork.
THACKWELL, John Cam, Esq. (of Wilton
Place).
Eldest son of the late John Thackwell, Esq., by
Winifred, dau. of J. Seabright, Esq., of Lea, co.
Worcester; and elder brother of the late Lieute-
nant-General Sir Joseph Thackwell, G.C.B. ; b.
1807 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1842 Charlotte Eleanor Poison,
eldest dau. of the late Eev. John Hugh Paisley,
Prebendary of Exeter. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Gloucester, and a Magistrate for co.
Worcester. This family has been seated in the
cos. of Worcester, Oxford, and Gloucester for
several centuries, and is descended from William
Thackwell, who was Marshal of the Admiralty in
the 16th century. — -Wilton Place, near Dymock,
Gloucestershire ; Birts Morton Court and Rye
Court, near Ledbury, Worcestershire.
Heir, his son John, b. 1844.
THACKWELL, Joseph Edward Lucas, Esq. (of
Aghada Hall).
Eldest son of E. J. Thackwell, Esq., Barrister-at-
Law, by Charlotte Price, d.au. of Captain Lucas,
Bengal Army, and gj-andson of the late General
Sir Joseph Thackwell, Ct.C.B. ; b. 1853 ; s. his
grandfather 1859. (For descent, &c., see the pre-
ceding.) — Aghada Hall, near Cloyne, co. Cork ;
and Conneragh, co. Waterford.
THELLUSSOW, Hon. Mrs. (of Casins House).
Caroline Ann, dau. of the late Sir Christopher
Bethell Codrington, Bart. ; m. 1826 the Hon. A.
Thellussou, who d. 1858. —Casins House, near
Woodbridge, Suffolk.
THEXTOlsr, John Yeats, Esq.* (of Ashton
House, Westmoreland).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Joseph Thexton, many
years Vicar of Betham, by Jennet, dau. of John
Yeats, Esq., of Ashton House ; b. 1819 ; m. 1841
Isabella, only dau. and heir of the Rev. John Hud-
son, M.A., Vicar of Kendal. Educated at Sedlmrgh
and Trinity CoU., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Westmoreland. — Ashton House,
near Milnethorpe.
Heir, his son Edward Yeats, b, 1847.
THICKUESSE, Rev. Francis Henry Coldwell
(of Beech Hill).
Second son of the Rev. Prebendary Coldwell,
Rector of Stafford, &c. &c., by Mary, dau. of
E. Norman, Esq. ; b. 1829 ; m. 1851 Anne, only
surviving child and heir of the late Ralph A.
Thicknesse, Esq., some time M.P. for Wigan,
whose name he assumed in 1859. Educated at
Eton and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1851);
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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is Vicar of Deane, and Rural Dean of Bolton.
This family were formerly of Balterley Hall, co.
Stafford, and of the Oaks, co. Cliester, as well as
of Wigan, and give the name of Thickiies.se to the
family of Lord Audley by the marriage of the
celebrated wit, Philip Thicknes.se, Lieutenant-
Governor of Landguard Fort, with the Lady
Elizabeth Touchet, heiress of that house. — Beech
Hill, near Wigan, Lancashire.
Heir, his son Kalph, h. 1856.
THISTLETH-WAYTE, Thomas, Esq. (of South-
wick Park).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Thiatlethwayte,
Esq., by his 1st wife Mary Anne, dan. of J(.)hn
Guitton, E-q., of Little Park, Wickham, Hants ;
h. 1809 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1850 Elizabeth Catharine,
dan. of the late Lieuteiiant-Geiieral the Hon. Sir
Hercules Pakenham, K.C.B. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford. This family are of Saxon
extraction, and were formerly seated in York-
shire.— Southwick Park, near Farehain, Hants.
Heir, his son Alexander Edward, h. 1854.
THOMAS, Sir Godfrey John, Bart. (cr. 1694).
Son of the late Rev. Sir John Godfrey Thomas,
6th Bart., by Elizabeth Anne, dan. of the Rev.
John Vignoles, of Cornahir, co. Westmeath ;
h. 18-24; s. his half-brother as Sth Bart. 1852;
m. 1853 Emily, dau. of William Chambers, Esq.,
of Bicknor, Kent. Is a Magistrate for Sussex. —
Bodiam, near Hastings, Sussex.
Heir, hi.s son Godfrey Vignoles, h. 1856.
THOMAS, Sir "VViEiam Sidney, Bart. (cr.
1766).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Lewis George
Thomas, Bart., by Elizabeth, dan. of R. Welsh,
Esq. ; b. 1807 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1850 ; m. 1st 1843
Thoniasine, dau. of Captain Henry Haynes, R.N. ;
2nd 1856 Fanny Louisa, dau. of John Coulson,
Esq., of Clifton Wood, co. Gloucester. Entered
the Navy 1820 ; is a Commander R.N. — Wey-
mouth, Dorset.
Heir, his son George Sidney Meade, h. 1847.
THOMAS, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1859).
h. 18 — . Is Speaker of the Legislative Assembly
of Barbados. — Barbados, West Indies.
THOMAS, Edward David, Esq, (of "Welfield
House).
Eldest son of the late David Thomas, Esq., by
Catherine, eldest dau. of William Jones, Esq., of
Ystrad Walter, Carmarthen ; h. 1808 ; s. his father
1830, and his mother in 1841 ; m. in 1837 Arabella
Emma, younger dau. and co-heir of John Samuel
Gowland, Esq., of Cagebrook, Hereford. Educated
at Shrewsbury and Wadham Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1829, M.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Radnor (High Sheriff 1843), and a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Brecon. This family is a
younger branch of the ancient family of Thomas,
of Llwyn Madoc, co. Brecon, descended from one
of the younger lines of the house of Elyston Glo-
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drydd, Prince of Herlya. — Welfield House, near
Euilth, Brecknockshire.
Heir, his son Edward David, h. 1839 ; educated
at Rugby and University Coll., Oxford.
THOMAS, Honoratus Leigh, Esq. (of Bryn
Elwy) .
Eldest son of the late John Thomas, Esq., of St.
Asaph, by Annie, dau. of Samuel Boydell, Esq., of
The Manor, Hawardeo ; b. 1798 ; .9. 1821 ; m. 1835
Sophia Boydell, 4th dau. of Honoratus Leigh
Thomas, Esq., F.R.S., President of the Royal
College of Surgeons, London. Educated at Ban-
gor ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Flint, and a Magistrate for co. Denbigh ; was
formerly Commander in the Hon. E.I. Co.'s Mari-
time service, which he entered in 1814. — Bryn
Elwy, near St. Asaph.
//etc, his son Charles Whiteman, Lieutenant 3rd
Bengal Light Cavalry, h. 1840.
THOMAS, Le Marchant, Esq. (of Sea- View).
Eldest son of the late John Thomas, Esq., of
Upper Harley Street, London, by Ann, dau. of
J. Le Marchant, Esq., of Haye du Puits, Guern-
sey ; b. 1809 ; m. 183- Margaret, dau. of the late
Right Hon. Sir John Vaughan and the Hon.
Augusta St. John. Is a Magistrate for Hants
and Berks. This family was formerly seated in
CO. Hereford. — Sea- View, Ryde, Isle of Wight.
Htir, his son Henry St. John Le Marchant, R.A.,
b. 1840.
THOMAS, Roes Goring, Esq. (of Iscoed).
Eldest son of the late Rees Goring Thomas, Esq.,
of Llanon, co. Carmarthen, by Sarah, dau. of
Richard Hovell, E.sq., of Norfolk ; b. 1801 ;
s. 1821 ; m. 1824 Caroline, dau. of William
Esdaile, Esq., and sister of J. Esdaile, Esq., of
Cothelstone House (whom see). Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carmarthen, and a Magis-
trate for CO. Cardigan (High Sheriff 1830). Patron
of 3 livings. This family have been long settled
in Carmarthenshire, and are descended maternally
from the Gorings of Staffordshire, who have a
common ancestor with the Gorings of Sussex. —
Iscoed, near Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire ; Union
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Rees Goring Thomas, b. 1824 ;
educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1847, M.A. 1850) ; is a Magisti-ate for co. Car-
marthen, and Lieutenant Royal Carmarthenshire
Rifles.
THOMAS, Bice "WiUiam, Esq. (of Coedhelen).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Robert Rice Hughes,
of Jesus Coll., Oxford, Rector of Newborough (is
Vicar of Llanidan, Anglesey), by Charlotte, dau. of
the Very Rev. John Warren, Dean of Bangor ;
b. 1841 ; s. his maternal great-grandfather Rice
Thomas, Esq., of Coedhelen, in 184-. Educated
at Eton. The father of this gentleman was younger
brother of William Bulkeley Hughes, Esq., of Plas-
Coch (whom see). — Coedhelen, near Carnarvon,
North Wales.
Heir Prcs., his brother Lloyd Warren George,
h. 1846.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OP
THOMAS, Rev. •William.
Youngest f5on of the late D:ivid Thomas, Esq., of
Trehowell, co. Pembroke, hy .Taiie, d.iu. of the
Eev. Howell Howell, of Kilhernin, co. Carmarthen ;
/). 1792 ; w, ISIS Frances, dau.of W. Waldegrave,
Esq., of Casltor, co. North.irapton. Educated at
Jesus Coll., Cambridge (B.A. ISl;', M.A. 1829) ;
is a Magistrate for Cornwall, and Vicar of Sithney.
This family was formerly Penry of Peripont, co.
Brecon, and Pliilippe of Pentepark, co. Pembroke.
— Sithney, near Helston, Cornwall.
THOMAS.
(See Penrn-rif/.)
THOMOND, Marchioness of.
Ann, sister of the late Sir C. ^V. Flint; m. 1st
1S24 Eear-Admiral F. W. Fane {d. 1844); 2nd
1847 (as 3rd wife) James, 3rd Marquis of Thomond
(r.rt. ), v^'ho d. 1855.— Bath.
THOMPSON", Kev. Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1797).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Yice-
Admiral Sir C. Thompson, Bart., by Jane, dau.
of R. Selbv, Esq., of Bonnington, N.B. ; h. 1796 ;
s. as 3rd Bart. 1S2G ; m. 1st 1828 Hannah Jean,
dau. of the lato Hon. Sir G. Crey. Bart., K.C.B. ;
2nd 1835 Emily Frances Anne, dau. of IJalph
Leeke, Esq., of Longford Hail, co. Salop. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Oriel Coll., O.xford (B.A. 1819,
M.A. 1822); appointed Rector of Frant 1844,
Prebendary of Chichester 1854 ; is also a Rural
Dean, and Proctor in Convocation for the Arch-
deaconry of Lewes. — Frant Rectory, near Tun-
bridge Wells ; National Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Heni-y Charles, h. 1843.
THOMPSON, Sir Thomas Raikes Trigge, Bart,
(cr. 1806).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Boulden Thomp-
son, Bart., by Anne, dau. of Robert Raikes, Esq.,
of Gloucester; l>. 1804; s. as 2nd Bart. 1828;
w. 1S47 Gertrude, dau. of the Rev. Robert Napier
Raikes, Yicar of Longhope, co. Gloucester ; is a
Rear-Admiral reserved. The 1st Bavt. served with
distinction at the Nile and Copenhagen. — United
Service Club, S.W. ; 14, Great George Street,
Westminster, S.W.
Neir, his son Thomas, Ji. 1852.
THOMPSON, Harry Stephen, Esq. (of Kirby
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Richard John Thompson,
Esq., of Kirby Hall, by Elizabeth, dau. of John
Turton, Esq., of Sugn.all Hall, co. Stafford ; b. 1809 ;
s. 18."i3 ; //;. 1843 Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Sir
,Tohn Croft, Bart., F.R.S., D.C.L. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1831) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of York-
shire (High Sheriff 185G), and Chairman of the
N. Eastern Railway Company ; elected M.P. for
Whitby 1859. This family was formerly possessed
of large estates in the E. Riding of Yorkshire,
which have passed by marriage into the families of
Lords Wenlock, Hi.tham, &c, &c. The Kirby
Hall branch of the family was founded by Sir
Stephen Thompson (b. 1635), son of Richard
Thompson, of Kilhani, E. Riding. Sir Stephen
purchased the Kirby Hall estate, which has de-
scended in the direct male line to the present owner.
— Kirby Hall, near York ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Meysey, h. 1844.
THOMPSON, Leonard, Esq. (of Sheriff-Hutton
Park).
Eldest son of the late George Lowther Thompson,
Esq., by Mary Anne, dau. of the Rev, Edward
Haldron ; b. ; s. 1806 ; ',n. 1831 Mary, 2nd
dau. of Charles William, Earl Fitzwilliam. Edu-
cated at Eton atid Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1829) ; is a M.agistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the
N. and E. Ridings of Yorkshire. — Sheriff-Hutton
Park, near York.
THOMPSON, Matthew, Esq. (of Kirkby Ste-
phen).
Only son of the late Richard Thompson, Esq..
by Mary, eldest dau. of the late William Elyetson,
Esq., J. P., of Scarsykes, Ravenstonedale, and heir-
at-law to the late Sir W. Fothergill, Bart., of Raven-
stonedale ; /). 1815; .9. 1834 ; m. 1845 Mary, only
dau. of William Dawson, Esq., of Garshill, Raven-
stonedale. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Westmoreland. — Kirkby
Stephen, Westmoreland.
Jleir, his dau. Mary.
THOMPSON, Richard, Esq. (of Stansty Hall).
Son of the late John Thompson, Esq., by Margaret,
dau. of the late Richard Bullock, Esq. ; b. 1799 ;
a. 1852 ; m. 1827 Ellen, only dau. of the late Hugh
Bourke, Esq., of London. Educated at St. Cuth-
bert's Coll., TTshaw ; is a Magistrate for co. Den-
bigh. — Stansty Hall, near Wre.xham, Denbigh-
shire.
Jfcir. his son John James, b. 1828.
THOMPSON, Thomas, Esq. (of Pi-ior Park,
Bath).
Eldest son of the late Nathaniel Thompson, Esq.;
b. 1785 ; //?. 1839 Charlotte Margaret, 4th dau. of
the late Sir Gerard Noel, Bart., M.P., of Exton
Park, CO. Rutland, and sister of the Earl of Gains-
borough (widow of Thomas Welman, Esq., of
Poundsford Park, Somerset). — Prior Park, near
Bath, Somerset.
THOMPSON, General Thomas Perronet,
P.R.S.
Eldest son of the late T. Thompson, Esq., Banker,
of Hull, and M.P. forMidhurst ; b. 1783 ; on. 1811
Anne Elizabeth, d.au. of Rev. T. Barker. Educated
at Hull and Queeti's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1802,
JM.A. 1806) ; is a Major-General unattached. Was
Editor of the " Westminster Review " 1830-5 ; was
M.P. for Hull 1835-7, and for Bradford 1847-52
and 1857-9.— Eliot Yale, Blackheath, Kent, S.E. ;
21, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.
THOMPSON, William, Esq. (of Clements).
Eldest son of William Thompson, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of the late John Kynaston, Esq., of Poole,
Dorset : b. 1822 ; s. his uncle, John Scrafton
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Thompson, Esq., High Sheriff elect of Essex
18/59; m. 1817 Sarah, only dau. of Robert Slade,
Esq., Justice of the Peace. —Clements, Ilford, Es-
sex ; Melcoinbe liegis, Weymouth, Dorset.
Jleir, his son John Stanley, b. 1855.
THOMSOlSr, Alexander, Esq. (of Bancliory).
Eldest son of the late Andrew Thomson, Esq., by
Helen, dau. of Eobert Hamilton, LL.D., Professor
of Mathematics in Marischal Coll. and University
of Aberdeen; /*. 1798; s. 1806; m. 1825 Jessy,
dau. of Alexander Eraser, Esq., Lord Provost of
- Aberdeen. Educated at Mari.schal Coll., Aberdeen,
and Edinburgh University (M.A. 1816) ; called to
the Scottish Bar 1822 ; is F.R.S.E., F.A.S., Scot-
land, &c. &c. ; was Vice-President of the British
Association 1859 ; is a Magistr.-ite and Dep. Lieut.
for COS. Aberdeen and Kincardine ; appointed Con-
vener of co. Aberdeen 1857. — Banchory House, near
Aberdeen, N.B.
THOMSON, Robert, Esq. (of Castleton).
Eldest son of the late John Thomson, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of — Wilson, Esq., of Croglin, co.
Dumfries; /;. 1793 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1830 Alicia, dau.
of Cunningham Greg, Esq., of Ballymenock, co.
Down. Is a Magistrate for co. Antrim. — Castle-
ton, near Belfast.
Jfeir, his son Robert Cunningham, h. 1S33.
THOMSOW, William, Esq. (of Balgowan).
Second son of the late John Thomson, Esq., of
Gogar Burn, co. Midlothian, by Mary, dau. of
James Maitland, E.sq. ; b. 1812 ; m. 1845 Mar-
garet Cuninghame, youngest dau. of Major Camp-
bell, of Walton Park, in the Stewartry of Kirkcud-
bright. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Perth. — Balgowan, Perthshire.
Heir, his son Maitland, b. 1847.
THOMSOW.
(See A nstrutJier-TJiomgon. )
THOMSON-SIN" CLAIR.
(See Sinclair.)
THORN, Lady.
Amelia Eleanoi-, dau. of the late Charles Worthing-
ton, Esq., of Bath ; m. 1831 Lieutenant-General Sir
N. Thorn, K.C.B. (who d. 1857).— 7, St. James's
Square, Bath.
THORNELY, Thomas, Esq.
Son of the late William Thornely, Esq. ; b. 1781.
Ts a Magistrate for oo. Lancaster ; was M.P. for Wol-
verhampton 1835-59 ; was formerly a Merchant
at Liverpool. — Mount Street, Liverpool ; Reform
Club, S.W.
THORNEYCROPT, Thomas, Esq. (of Hadly
Park).
Only sou of the late G. B. Thorneycroft, Esq., by
Eleanor, d,au. of Mr. T. Page ; b. 1822 ; s. 1851 ;
m. 1847 Jane, dau. of A. Whitelaw, Esq., of Drum
Park, CO. Lanark. Educated at Eton ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Salop and Stafford,
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and Captain Queen's Own Royal Staffordshire
Yeomanry Cavalry. This family was formerly
seated at Thorneycroft Hall, co. Chester. — Hadly
Park, Shropshire ; Tettenhall Wood, near Wolver-
hampton, Staffordshire ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Jfeir, his son George Benjamin, b. 1849.
THORNHILL, Charles Edward, Esq. (of
Woodleys).
Eldest son of the late Tliomas Thornhill, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Anthony Bacon, Esq., of Abera-
mon, S. Wales; b. 1817; w. 1850 Ellen, dau. of
Major George Eraser. Educated at Rugby and
Ch. Ch., 0.xford (M.A. 1842) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1842. — Woodleys, near Woodstock,
Oxon ; Oriental Club, W.
THORNHILL, "William Pole, Esq. (of Stan-
ton).
Second son of the late Henry Bache Thornhill,
Esq., by Helen, eldest dau. of Charles Pole, Esq.,
of Liverpool ; b. 1806 ; s. his grandfather 1830 ;
in. 1828 Isabella, only dau. and heir of Philip Gel),
Esq., of Hopton Court, co. Derby. Educated at
Eton and Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby ; has been M.P.
for N. Derbyshire since 1853. This family was
formerly of Thornhill, and a member of it, in 1694,
married Anne, niece and sole heiress of Raphael
Bache, Esq., of Stanton-in-Peak. — Stanton, near
Bakewell, Derbyshire; Brookes', Boodle's, Arthur's,
and University Clubs, S.W. ; 44, Eaton Square,
S.W.
Jleir Pres., his brother William, b. 1803.
THORNHILL.
(See CJarl-e-ThornMU.)
THORNTON, Rev. Francis Vansittart.
Third son of .lohn Thornton, Esq., of Clapham, by
Eliza, dau. of Edward Parry, Esq. ; b. 1816 ; m.
1847 Mary Louisa, dau. of the late Rev. Horace
George Cholmondely. Educated at Rugby and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1842) ; appointed
Rector of Chilton Candover 1848. — Chilton Can-
dover Rectory, near Micheldever Station, Hants.
Heir, his son Francis Cholmondely, b. 1849.
THORNTON, Perrott Mee, Esq. (of Grenville).
Eldest son of the late Perrott Thornton, Esq., of
Grenville, by Elizabeth, dau. of John Mee, Esq.,
of Armagh ; b. 1781 ; s. 1802 ; m. 1811 Ellen, dau.
of Gore Cochrane, Esq., of Dromard. Educated
.at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1804) ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Cavan (High Sheriff 1812). This
family is of English descent, and went over from
England in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, and set-
tled in Londonderry.— Grenville, Ardlogher, Bel-
turbet, CO. Cavan.
Heir, his son Perrott Tristram, b. 1814, late a
Captain in the 12th East Suffolk regiment.
THORNTON, Thomas Reeve, Esq. (of Brock-
hall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Lee Thornton, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of William Reeve, Esq., of Melton
Mowbray; h. 1775; .?. 1790; m. 1799 Susannah,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
dan. and heiress of Peter John Fremeaux, Esq., of
Kingsthorpe. E(hicated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Northampton (High SherifF1798). — Brockhall, near
Weedon, Northamptonshire ; Boodle's Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou Thomas Cooke, in Holy Orders,
h. 1801.
THOROLD, Sir John Charles, Bart. (cr. 1642).
Only son of the late Sir J. H. Thorold, Bart., by
his first wife Mary, dau. of tlie late Sir C. Kent,
Bart. ; b. 1816 ; s. as 11th Bart. 1831 ; m. 1841
Elizabeth Frances, dau. of Colonel Hildyard.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln (High
Slieriff 1811), and Patron of 4 livings. Tliis family
was seated in co. Lincoln before the Conquest.
— Syston Park, near Grantham, Lincolnshire ;
Carlton C!lub, S.W. ; 13, Queen's Gate, W.
Ildr, his son John Henry, b. 1842.
THOROLD, Charles, Esq. (of Welham).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Samuel
Thorold, Esq. (grandson of the Sth Bart, of that
name), by Charlotte Laurance, eldest dau. of the
late Robert Mower, Esq., of The Woodseats,
Derbyshire ; b. 1821 ; m. 184.5 Mary Bettina
Georgina, 7th dau. of the late Colonel Kirke, of
Markham, and Retford, Notts. Is a Magistrate
for Notts. — Welhara, near Retford, Notts.
Heir, his son Charles Edmund de More, b. 1848.
THORP, Ven. Charles, D.D., F.E.S. (Archdeacon
of Durham).
Fifth son of the late Ven. Robert Thorp, D.D., by
Grace, dau. of William Alder, Esq., of Hornclifife ;
b. 1783 ; in. 1st 1810 Frances Wilkie, only child
of H. C. Selhy, Esq., of Swansfield ; 2nd 1817
Mary, 2nd dau. of E. Robinson, Esq., of Thorp
Green, York. Educated at Durham and University
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1803, M.A. 1806, D.D. 183.5);
appointed Rector of Ryton 1807, Canon of Durham
1829, Archdeacon of Durham 1831, Warden of the
University of Durham 1833 ; is a Magistrate for
cos. Durham and Northumberland, and for the city
of Duiham ; was formerly Fellow and Tutor of
University Coll., Oxford, and Chaplain to Earl
Grey. This family was of Wellwyke, Holderness,
temp. King John, and is traced through 1000
years to an early period. — Ryton, near Newcastle-
on-Tyne ; The College, Durham : Athenaeum Club,
S.V/.
Heir, his son Charles, b. 1825 ; m. 1857 Isabella,
only child of R. Fen wick, Esq.
THORP, Mrs. (of ISfetherton House).
Isabella Frances, only surviving child of the late
Andrew Robert Fenwick, Esq., by Frances, dau. of
Ralph Fenwick, Esq., of Shorbridge ; s. 1856;
TO. 1857 the Rev. Charles Thorp, Vicar of Elling-
ham.— Netherton House, Northumberland ; EUing-
ham Vicarage, near Alnwick, Northumberland.
THOYTS, Mortimer George, Esq. (of Sulhaan-
stead).
Eldest son of the late William Thoyts, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of Ahraliam Newman, Esq., of Brook
House, Essex; 6. 1804; s. 1817; in. 1st 1828;
Emma, 3rd dau. of Thomas Bacon, Esq., of Pad- '
worth House (she d. 1846) ; 2nd 1848 Catherine,
dau. of Robert Sherson, Esq., of Fetcham, Surrey
(she d. 1S.V2). Educated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., j
Oxford (B.A. 1827) ; is a Magistrate and Dep! i
Lieut, for Berks (High Sheriff 1839).— Sulhain- I
stead House, near Reading, Berks; Conservative i
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Richard Mortimer, b. 1S2S ;
m. 1856 Annabella, dau. of Sir Richard Pulestou,
Bart., of Emral, co. Flint.
THREIPLAISTD, Sir Patrick Murray-, Bart. (ct.
1687). j
Eldest son of the late Sir Patrick Murray Threip-
land, Bart., by Jessy Murray, dau. of William j
Scott Kerr, Esq., of Chatt.i, co. "Roxburgh ; b. 1800 ;
s. as 4th Bart. 1837. Educated at Edinburgh and j
Paris ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut., and Cam- [
missioner of Supply for cos. Perth and Caithness ; I
was formerly Major of the Perth Militia. This
title, attainted in 1715, was restored in 1826. —
Fingask Castle, near Perth ; Toftinghall House,
near Caithness, N.B.
THRIlXrO-, Rev. John Gale Dalton (of Alford '
House).
Only son of the late John Thring, Esq. (a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset), by Elizabeth,
dau. of William Everett, Esq., of Heytesbury;
b. 1784 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1811 Sarah, 2ud dau. of the
Rev. John Jenkyns, Vicar of Evercreech, and Pre-
bendary of Wells. Educated at Winchester and
St. .John's Coll., Cambridge (B.C.L. 1806); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset, and a
Rural Dean. This family was formerly settled in
Wilts, and is lineally descended from Brouncker
Thring, of Codford St. Peter, 1660.— Alford House,
near Castle Cary, Somerset ; Oxford and Cambrid<j-e
C;iub, S.W.
Heir, his son Theodore, b. 1816 ; m. 1852 Julia
Jane, 4th dau. of William Mills, Esq., of Saxham
Hall, Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk.
THROCKMORTOET, Sir Robert George, Bart,
(cr. 1642).
Eldest son of the late William Throckmorton, Esq.,'
by Frances, dau. of T. GifEird, Esq., of Chillington ','
b. 1800; s. his uncle as 8th Bart. 1840; m.°1829'
Eliz.abeth, dau. of the late Sir John Acton, Bart.
(she d. 1850). Educated at St. Mary's Coll.,
Oscott ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks
(High Sheriff 1843), and a Magistrate for Bucks and
Warwickshire ; was M.P. for~ Berks 1831-4. This
family has always adhered to the Roman Catholic
religion. — Buckland, near Farringdon, Berks ;
Coughton Court, near Alcester, Warwickshire;
Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his son Nicholas William, b. 1838,
THRUPP, Joseph TVilliam, Esq. (of MerroTV
House).
Son of the late Joseph Thrupp, Esq., by Mary, dau.
of James Pillow, Esq., of Bransil, co. Hereford ;
h. 1799 ; m. 1826 Ruth Louisa, eldest dau. of
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[Tig
Thomas John Burgoyne, Esq. Is a Magistrate for
Middlesex ; was formerly a Solicitor in practice. —
Marrow House, near Guildford, Surrey ; 50, Upper
Brook Street, W.
Heir, his son Joseph Francis, in Holy Orders,
Vicar of Barrington, co. Cambridge ; h. 1827 ;
m. 1853 Elizabeth Bligh. dau. of Kev. J. D.
Glenuie ; educated at Winchester, and was a
Eellow of Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
THUNDER, Michael, Esq.. (of Lagore).
Eldest son of the late Patrick Thunder, Esq., of
Lagore, by Elizabeth, eldest dau. of John Taaffe,
Esq., of Smarmore Castle, co. Louth ; b. 181- ;
s. 1829 ; m. 1834 Charlotte Mary, only dau. of
Lieuten.ant-Colouel Dalton, Bengal army. Edu-
cated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Meath (High Sheriff 1850), and
a Magistrate for co. Dublin. — Lagore, near Dun-
shaugiin, co. Meath.
Heir, his son Patrick, h. 1835.
THUEIjO"W (Lord), Edward Ttiomas Hovell-
Thurlow (cr. 1792).
Eldest son of the 3rd Lord, by Mary Katharine,
dau. of J. E. Bolton, Esq.; h. 1837; s. 1857.
Patronage 1 living. The 1st Peer was Lord Chan-
cellor 1778-92. — Ashfield Lodge, near Ixworth,
Suffolk.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas John, h. 1838.
THURLOW, the Rev. Thomas (of Baynard's
Park).
Second sou of Thomas, late Lord Bishop of Durham,
by Anne, dau. of William Brere, Esq., of Lyming-
ton, Hants ; h. 1788 ; m. 1811 Mary Frances, Srd
dau. of the late Hon. Thomas Lyon, of Hetton
Castle, CO. Durham, and niece of the l.ate Earl of
Strathmore. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1816) ; is a Magistrate
for Surrey and Suffolk ; Curate of Wolverton ;
Eector of Boxford, Suffolk. — Boxford Eectory,
Suffolk.
Heir, his son Thomas Lyon, M.A., of Trinity
Coll., Cambridge, i. 181-.
THURSBY, John Harvey, Esq. (of Abington
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late John Harvey Thursby,
Esq., by Emma, dau. of William Piggott, Esq., of
Doddershall ; h. 1793 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1818 Emily,
dau. of Mathew Fortescue, Esq., of Stephenstown,
CO. Louth. Educated at Harrow ; formerly in the
14th Light Dragoons; was present at Vittoria,
Salamanca, Pyrenees, &c. This family was formerly
possessed of krge estates in cos. Northampton and
Warwick, now the property of Lord Overstone.
— Abington Abbey, near Northampton.
Heir, his son John Harvey, h. 1819.
THURSBY-PELHAM, Rev, Henry (of Cound
Hall).
Only son of the late Eev. George Augustus
Thursby, Eector of Abington, co. Northampton, by
Frances, eldest dau. of H. Cressett Pelham, Esq.,
and Jane, dau. of Nicholas Hardinge, Esq., of King's
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Newton, and sister and co-heir of the late John
Cressett Pelham, Esq., M.P. ; h. 1801 ; s. 1852 ;
m. 1827 Mary Elizabeth, 6th dau. of the late T.
Papilloii, Esq., of Acrise, Kent. Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821); Ordained 1824; ap-
pointed Rector of Cound 1839. This family are
descended in the male line from the Thursbys of
Abington and the Harveys of Stockton, co. War-
wick.—Cound Hall, near Shrewsbury.
Heir, his son Walter, h. 1830.
THYNKTE, Lord Charles.
Seventh son of 2nd Marquis of Bath ; h. 1813 ;
m. 1837 Harriet Frances, dau. of the late Hon.
and Eev. Richard Bagot, D.D., Lord Bishop
of Bath and Wells. Educated at Harrow
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837) ;
appointed Rector of Longbridge and Kingston
Deverill, Wilts, 1837, Canon of Canterbury 1846;
resigned his preferments 1852. — 4, Codrington
Place, Clifton, Bristol.
THYNNE, Lord Edward.
Sixth son of the 2nd Marquis of Bath ; h. 1807 ;
m. 1st 1830 Elizabeth, dau. of the late W. Mellish,
Esq. ; 2nd 1853 Cecilia Anne Mary, dau. of the
late C. A. Gore, Esq. Educated at the Charter-
house and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1828) ; is
Lieutenant Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry ; was M.P.
for Weohley 1831-2, elected M.P. for Frome 1859.
—29, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
THYlsTNE, Rev. Lord John (of Haynes Park).
Third son of the 2nd Marquis of Bath ; h. 1798 ;
in. 1824 Anno- Constantia, dau. of Rev. C. C.
Beresford. Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1819) ; appointed Eector of
Backwell 1823, Prebendary of Westminster 1831 ;
is Sub-Dean of W^estniinster and D.D. — Haynes
Park, near Bedford ; The Cloisters, Westminster,
S.W.
TIGHE, Daniel, Esq. (of Rossana).
Younger son of the late William Tighe, Esq., of
W^iodstock, CO. Kilkenny (formerly M.P. for co.
Wicklow, by Marianne, dau. and coheir of D.
Gahan, Esq., of Coolquill, co. Tipperary, and
brother of the Right Hon. W. F. Tighe (whom
see) ; h. 1796 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1825 the Hon. Frances,
3rd dau of late Hon. Sir E. Crofton, Bart., of Mote
Park, CO. Roscommon, and sister of Lord Crofton.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. W'icklow (High Sheriff 1827) ; was formerly
an Officer in the Grenadier Guards. This family
was formerly seated at Carlby and Market Deep-
ing, CO. Lincoln, and came over to Ireland temp.
Charles I. — Rossana, near Ashford, co. Wicklow ;
Travellers' Club, S.W. ; 10, Green Street, W\
Heir, his son Frederick Edward, Major Kilkenny
Militia, formerly an Officer in the 82nd foot ;
h. 1826 ; m. 1858 Lady Kathleen Louisa Georgiana,
dau. of John W^illiam, 4th Earl of Bessborough.
TIGHE, the Right Hon. "William Frederick
Pownes (of "Woodstock).
Eldest son of the late William Tighe, Esq., M.P., by
Marianne, dau. and co-heiress of Daniel Gahan,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Hi
Esq., M.P., of Coolquill, co. Tipperary ; h. 1794 ;
s. 1816 ; M. 1825 Louisa Madelina, 5th dau. of
Charles, 4lh Duke of Eichmond. Educated at
Eton and Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge ; is a Ma-
gistrate for cos. ^^'e.xford and Westmeath, and Lord-
Lieutenant and Custos Eotulorum of co. Kilkenny,
and Colonel of the Kilkenny Militia ; was High
Sheriff of CO. Kilkenny 1823, ofco. Carlow 1839.—
^Yoodstock, luistioge, co. Kilkenny.
JleirFrcs., his brother Daniel (whom see).
TIGHE - ST. LA WRAWCE, Robert Morgan,
Esq. (of The Grove).
Eldest and only surviving child of the late Robert
Morgan Tighe, Esq., of Mitchelstown, co. West-
meath, by Frances Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the
late Hon. and Right Rev. Thomas St. Lawrance,
Lord Bishop of Cork and Ross ; h. 1838 ; s. 1853.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin. This family
were amongst the first Protestant settlers in Ire-
land. Mr. Tighe is 18th in a direct descent from
Edward III.,* thi'ough his grandmother Catherine,
only child of (Colonel jNIorgan, of Cottlestown.
Mr. Tighe also descends from Edward III. through
liis mother. — The Grove, Passage West, co. Cork ;
Kil.iare-Street Club, Dublin.
TIPPING, Gartside Gartside, Esq. (of Eoss-
feri^y).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Tipping, Esq., of
Davenport Hall, co. Chester, by Anna, dau. of
Robert Hibbert, Esq., of Birtles Hall, co. Chester,
and Chalfont Park, Bucks ; A. 1810 ; .s. 1846 ; m.
1844 Jane Margaret, dau. of Robert Fowler, Esq.,
of Rahinstown, co. INIeath, and Jane, sister of 2nd
Earl of Erne. Educated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Fermanagh. This family was settled near
Blackburn and Preston, co. Lancaster, temp.
Edward III. t The elder branch J remained in
Lancashire, owning estates near Preston, Man-
chester, and Bo!ton-le-Moors, of which latter
place Mr. Tipping (now representative of the family)
is Lord of the Manor. — Rossferry House, Derrylin,
CO. Fermanagh.
Heir, his son Henry Thomas, h. 1848.
TISDALL, Chaicles Wewburgh, Esq. (of Clif-
ford).
Son of the late John Tisdall, Esq., by Alicia Maria
Camac, dau. of Artliur Robert Newburgh, Esq.,
of Ballyhaise Castle, co. Cavan ; h. 1821 ; m. 1st
1848 Lucy Hurly, only dau. of Alexander Elliott,
Esq. (sherf. 1849) ; 2ud 1858 Matilda Maria, 2nd
dau. of the late M.njor Carter. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Cork. This family belongs to co. Louth,
where they had large estates. The family resi-
dence, formerly called Clintonstown Castle, was
* See Burke's " Royal Descents."
t See Kuerilin's MSS. Coll. Arm., vol. iii. No. I., grant to
William, son of William de Tipping:.
i A baronetcy was conferred in 17 — on theyoung-er branch,
settled in Oxfordsliire ; but tlie male line became e.xtinct on
the death of Sir Thomas Tipping, 2nd Bart, without issue-
his two sisters, Ltetitia, married to 1st Lord Sandys, and
Katherine, married to 1st Lord Archer, being his co-heirs.
afterwards called Charleville by the late Colonel
Tisdall, R.I. A. — Clifford, near Castletownroche,
CO. Cork.
Heir, his son Charles Elliott, I. 1848.
TISDALL, John, Esq. (of Charlesfort).
Eldest son of the late C'harles Arthur Tisdall, Esc
by Elizabeth, dau. of John Vernon, Esq., of Cloi
tarf Castle, co. Dublin ; b. 1815 ; .s. 1835 ; m. 183?
Isabella, dau. of the late Hon. George Knox, D.C.L.
Educated at Trinity (JoU., Dublin (B.A. 1835). Is :
a Magistrate for co. Meath. — Charlesfort, near!
Navan, co. Meath.
Ifeir, his son Charles Arthur, Cornet 18th Hus-
sars, I, 1838.
TITE, 'Wmiam, Esq., F.R.S.
Eldest son of the late Arthur Tite, Esq., Merchant,
of London ; h. 1802 ; m. 1822 Emily, 5th dau. of
John Curtis, Esq., of Heme Hill. Educated at
Hackney ; is a Magistrate for Somerset ; has beea
M.P. for Bath since 1855.— Reform Club, S.W. ;
42, Lowndes Square, S.W.
TICHBOEWE, Sir James Francis Doiighty,
Bart. (or. 1620).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Henry Tich-
borne, 7th Bart., by Elizabeth Lucy, dau. of Ed-
mund Plowden, Esq., of Plowden, co. Salop ; /j.
1784 ; .s. his brother as 10th Bart. 1853 ; m. 1827
Harriette Felicita, dau. of Heniy Seymour, Esq.,
of Knoyle, Wilts. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Hants, and Patron of 1 living. This family was
originally D'ltchenbourne ; so called from having
been located since the 11th century on the banks
of the Itchen, Hants. The 9th Bart, assumed the
name of Doughty, in lieu of his patronymic, on
succeeding to the estates of Miss Doughty, in Lin-
colnshire, &c. — Tichborne Park, near Alresford,
Hants ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Alfred Joseph, b. 1839. *
TIEENEY, Sir Matthew Edward, Bart, (cr.^
1834).
Only son of the late Sir Edward Tierney, Bart., by
Anna Maria, dau. of Henry Jones, Esq. ; b. 1818 ;
!t. as 3rd Bart. 1856 ; m. 1855 Mary, dau. of late
Farrer Grove Spurgeon Farrer, Esq., of Brafield
House, Bucks. Is a iNIagistrate for co. Cork, and
Patron of 2 livings ; was formely Lieutenant-Colonel
Coldstream Guards. The 1st Bart, was Physician
to George IV. and William IV. — Churchtown
House, Buttevant, co. Cork ; 20, Chapel Street,
Belgrave Square, S.W.
TOBIlSr, Sir Thomas, Knt., P.E.S.. P.S.A. (cr.
1855).
Son of Thomas Tobin, Esq., of Liverpool ; 6.1807
TO. 1835 Catharine, dau. of L. Eili.s, Esq. ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. and city of
Cork, President of the Coik AtheuEeura, and Fellow
of several foreign literary societies. — -Ballincollig,
near Cork,
TOD, Thomas, Esq. (of Drygrange).
Eldest son of the late Archibald Tod, Esq., by
Eliza, dau. of Sir James Pringle, Bart., of Stitchell,
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N.B. ; h. 1810 ; s. 1817 ; m. 1S37 Eliza, dau. of
C. S. Fetherstonhaugli, Esq. Educated at Buiy
St. Edmund's ; is a Magistrate aud Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Eoxburgli ; was formerly in the 1st Dragoon
Guards. — Drygrange, near Melrose, lloxbiirgh-
shire, N.B. ; New Club, Edinbuigh.
Heir, his dau. Eliza Caroline.
?ODD.
(See Wilson-Todd.)
?OKE, Rev. Nicholas (of G-odinton),
^Second son of the late Eev. William Toke, by
Sarah, dau. of the Eev. F. M. West, D.D., Eector
of Draycott Cerr.e, Wilts; b. ll'dQ ; s. 1855;
m. 1837 Emma, 2nd dau. of the Eight Eev. John
!' Leslie, D.D,, Bishop of Elphin. Educated at
f Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825) ; is
a Magistrate for Kent. This family has been settled
in Kent since the Conquest. — Godinton, near Ash-
ford, Kent.
Heir, bis sou John Leslie, Ensign 96th regiment,
h. 1839.
rOLLEMACHE, Hon. Frederick James.
Fifth son of the late Lord Huutingtowei', and
brother of the 7th Earl of Dysart ; b. 1804 ; m. 1st
1831 Sarah, dau. of R. Bomford, Esq.; 2iid 1847 Isa-
bella, dau. of Gordon Forbes, Esq. (she d. IS — •).
Educated at Harrow ; was M.P. for Grantbaiii
1826-30 and 1837-52 ; re-elected 1857 and 1859.
— Ham House, Eichmond, Surrey ; Athenaeum
Club, S.W.
rOLIiEMACHE, Hon. and Rev. Hugh Francis.
Fourth son of the late Lord Huntingtower, and
brother of the 7th Earl of Dysart; b. 1802;
m. 1824 Matilda, dau. of J. Hume, Esq. Edu-
cated at Harrow and St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1831) ; appointed Eector of Harrington 1831.
— Harrington "Rectory, near Northampton.
rOLLEMACHE, John, Esq. (of Helmingham).
Sou of the late Admiral Tollemache, by Elizabeth,
dau. of the 3rd Earl of Aldborougb, and tjrandson
of the 4th Earl of Dysart ; h. 1805 ; m. "ist 1826
Georgiana, dau. of Thomas Best, Esq. ; 2nd 1850
Minnie, dau. of J. Duff, Esq., step-dau. of the 4th
Lord Eendlesham. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Cliester ; has been M.P. for S. Cheshire
since 1841. — Helmingham Hall, near Stoneham,
Suffolk ; Peckfortou Castle, near Nantwich,
Cheshire ; Carlton, Arthur's, and National Clubs,
S.W. ; 8, St. James's Square, S,W.
rOMKINS, George, Esq. (of Richmond Park).
Eldest son of the b>te Samuel Toiukins, Esq., Major
City Limerick Militia, by his 2nd wife Jane
Bunbury, 3rd dau. of the late Eev. B. Arthur,
of Seafield, Dublin; b. 1815; s. 1824; w. 1842
Catherine Jane, eldest dau. of Major Eichard
Young, J. P., of Coolkeiragh House, Londonderry.
Is a Magistrate for cos. Limerick and Londonderry.
This family is lineally descended from Captain
Alexander Tomkins, of Prehen, who, together with
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his son, distinguished himself at the siege of Derry
in 1688-9. — Eichmond Park, near Limerick ; C^rey
Thorn, near Kingstown, co. Dublin.
TOMKINSON, Lieut.-Colonel William (of The
Wellingtons).
Fourth son of the late Henry Tomkinson, Esq., of
Dorfold, CO. Chester, by Anne, dau. of John Dar-
lington, Esq., of Aston, co. Chester; b. 1790;
m. 1836 Susan, dau. of the late Thomas Tarleton,
Esq. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate antl
Dep. Lieut, for co. Chester, and a Lieutenant-
Colonel in the Army ; served in the Peninsular
war from 1809 to 1814 ; has the Peninsula medal
and four clasps, and was severely wounded at the
passage of the Douro, and served at Waterloo. —
The Wellingtons, Thelwall, near Chester ; United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William, b. 1838.
TOMLIW, Robert Sackett, Esq. (of Dane
Court).
Eldest son of the late Eobert Tomlio, Esq., of
North Down, Thanet, by Sarah, dau. and heir of
Eichard Sackett, Esq., of Dane Court, Isle of
Thanet ; b. 1790 ; s. 1817 to the estates iuThanet,
and to Fotheringhay Castle estate in 1833 ; m. 1817
Elizabeth Ann, dau. of John Bankes, Esq., ofOtley,
CO. York. Educated at King's School, Canterbury ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Northamp-
ton, and a Magistrate for Peterborough ; twice
nominated High Sheriff" of co. Northampton.
This family is the oldest inThanet, and their estates
have been handed down through Richard Sackett
and Cornelius Tomlin to their present owner for
488 years. — Dane Court, Isle of Thanet, Kent ;
West-Gate House, near Peterborough ; Eumwell
Hall, Somerset ; Caledonian Hotel, W.
Heir, his son Eobert Tomlin, b. 1820.
TOMIilWE, George, Esq. (of Riby Hall).
Son of the late William E. Tomline, Esq., M.P.,
and nephew of the late Bishop (Pretyman-Tondine)
of Winchester ; b. 1807. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lincoln (High Sheriff 1852), and
Colonel Lincoln Militia ; was M.P. for Sudbury
1840-1, for Shrewsbury 1841-7; re-elected 1852.
— Eiby Hall, near Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire ;
Oswell Park, near Ipswich, Suffolk ; Carlton,
Travellers', and Boodle's Clubs, S.W^. ; 1, Carlton
Terrace, S.W.
TOMPSON, George Edward, Esq. (of Boxted
House).
Eldest son of the late Edward Tompson, Esq., of
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, by Elizabeth Mary,
dau. of the late James Fisher, Esq., of Broweston
Hall, Suffolk; b. 1816; .v. 1826; m. 1st 1840
Caroline, eldest dau. of Francis Smythies, Esq.,
of Colchester (she d. 1844) ; 2nd 1847 Eliza,
youngest dau. of J. H. Nunn, Esq., of Nether
Hall, Essex. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Essex. — Boxted
House, near Colchester, Essex ; Cavendish Club,
W.
Heir, his son Herbert Edward, b. 1848.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
TOMPSON, Henry Kett, Esq. (ofWitcMngham
HaU).
Second son of the late Charles Tonipson, Esq., by
Juliana, 2nd dau. of Thomas Kett, Esq., of
Seething Hall, Norfolk ; b. 1813 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1843
]\Iargaret Amelia, 2nd dau. of Eear-Admiral the
Hon. F. P. Iiby, O.B. Educated at Harrow and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1834) ; is a Magis-
trate for Norfolk. This family was formerly settled
in Norwich, posisessingconsiderable property therein,
from the year 1584. — Witchingham Hall, near Nor-
wich, Norfolk.
TONG-E, Captain Augustus Henry (of High-
way).
Third son of the late William Norris Tonga, Esq.,
by ]\Iary Ann, dau. of the Eev. John Bryan, of
West Cliarlton, Somerset ; h, 1810 ; s. 1844. Was
formerly a Captain in the Eoyal Wilts Militia. —
Highway, near Caltie, Wilts ; Vittoria House, Chel-
tenham ; Windham Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Louis Charles Henrj',
Commander E.N., b. 1818 ; m. 1852 Charlotte,
2nd dau. of the Hon. and Eev. Dr. Pellew, Dean
of Norwich.
TONKIKT, Sir "Warwick Hale, Knt. (er. 1836),
Only son of the late W. H. Tonkin, Esq., of Exeter,
Bencher of the Middle Temple, by Letitia, dau. of
M. Spencer, Esq., of Horsington, Somerset; &.1783;
m. 1818 Ehza Jane, dau. of T. Mitchell, Esq., of
Croft, West Cornwall. Educated at Exeter and
Queen's Coll., Oxford ; aj)pointed Captain Dragoon
Guards 1818 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Devon, and Vice-Adrairal of Devon ; was formerly
Captain Eoyal Devon Miners and Ll.ijor Com-
mandant of Yeomanr}-. This family was formerly
of Cornwall.* — Sir "Warwick is one of the last of
the great Devonshire family of Hele. His maternal
uncle Crew claimed the dormant Barony of Crew.
— Teignmouth House, Teignmouth, Devon.
Heir, his nephew William Hele Thompson, Esq.,
h. 1815 ; 111. 1851 Eliza Honora, dau. of John Davis,
Esq.
TOOKE.
(See Cltcrall-TofA-e.)
TOOTAL, Edward, Esq. (of The V/easte).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Tootal, Esq., of
Chevel, near W.akefield, co. York, and Eleanor
Minetliorpe, of Pigburn, Yorkshire ; b. 1799 ;
in. 1828 Margaret, 2nd dau. of James Kennedy,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lan-
caster.— The Weaste, Eccles, near Manchester;
AthenEeum Club, S.W.
TOOTH, Kobert, Esq. (of Swifts).
Third sou of the late William Tooth, Esq., of Cran-
brook, Kent; b. 1799. Is a Magistrate for Kent.
— Swifts, Cranbrook, Kent.
* Sir Warwick bears the Cornish motto of Ithal, King of
Gweiit, CO. Monmouth: " Renz ol tra aur a Due Mathern
jn."
TOPHAM, Sir William, Knt. (cr. 1858).
b. 18—; m. 1854 Mary, 5th dau. of the 4th Duke i
"of Portland. Is a Colonel in the Army, and Lieu-
tenant of H.M.'s Hon. Corps of Gentlemea-at-,,
Arms. — St. James's Palace, S. W,
I
TOPHAM, Christopher, Esq. (of Middleham)
Eldest son of the late Christopher Topham, Esi
by Jenny, dau. and co-heiress of Mark Bulm
Esq., of Middleham ; b. 1797 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1831
Anne, only child and heiress of John Dixon, Esq.,
of Middleham and Brighton. This family was for-
merly of Caldbergh in Coverdale, North Eiding of
Yorkshire.— Middleham Hall, near Bedale, York-
shire.
Heiress, his only child Annie Martha, m. 1852
Hon. Amias Charles Orde Powlett, brother of 3rd
Lord Bolton.
TOPP, the Misses (of Whitton Hall).
Agatha Cecile and Isabella Christine, daus. of the
late Eev. John Topp, of Whitton Hall, co. Salop,
by Maria, dau. of William Harley, Esq., of Shrevv^s-
bury; s. their father 18 — . — Whitton Hall, near
Westbury, Shropshire.
TORKINGTOlSr, Captain Laui^enee John (of
Great Stukeley).
Eldest son of the late James Torkington, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Charles Bourchier, Esq., of
Sandridge, Herts ; b. 1809 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1839 Mary
Anne, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Walker, E.A.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Clare Hall,
Caml)ridge ; is a Magistrate for Hunts, formerly
Captain 4th Light Dragoons. This family, one of
the oldest in Hunts, came originally from Cheshire
temp. Henry VIII., v\'hen Henry Torkington, of
Torkington Hall, married Katharine, heiress and
only child of Gerard Stukeley, of Great Stukeley
Hall, Hunts. — Great Stukeley, near Huntingdon ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, b. 1840.
TORPHICHEN- (Lord), James Saudilands (cr,
1564).
Only son of the late Hon. E. Sandilands, by Grisel,
dau. of Sir T. Kirkpatrick, Bart. ; b. 1770 ; s. 1815 ;
Til. 1806 Margai-et, dau. of J. Stirling, Esq. (she
d. 18 — ). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Midlothian. — Calder House, Midlothian.
Heir, his son Eobeit, M.aster of Torphicheu,
b. 1807, late Captain Scots Fusilier Guards.
TORBEIxTS, Lady.
Maria Jane, youngest dau. of the late General
Murray, of Glenalla, co. Donegal, and sister of His
Excellency Colonel Freeman Murray, Governor of
Berumda; vi. 1832 Major-General Sir Arthur W^el-
lesley Torrens, K.C.B., who d. 1855. — Hampton-
Court Palace, S.W..
TOBREHS, Robert, Esq.
Second son of the late Ven. John Torrens, D.D.,
Archdeacon of Dublin, by Mary, dau. of S. Ball,
Esq., of Grouse Hall, co. Donegal; b. 1810. Edu-
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cated at Haileybury College ; was formerly in
E.I. Co.'s Civil service (Bengal) ; retired 1853 ;
elected M.P. for Carrickfergus 1859. — Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 180, Piccadilly, W.
rOBRING-TON (Viscoimt), George Byug, D.C.L.
(cr. 1721).
Eldest son of the Gth Viscount, by his 2nd wife
Frances, dau. of Sir E. Barlow ; h. 1812 ; s. 1831 ;
m. 1833 Mary Anne, dau. of the late Sir J. D.
Astley, Bart. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; has
•j been a Lordin-Waiting ; was Governor of Ceylon
1847-50. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the Earl of Stratford. — Yotes Court,
near IMaidstone, Kent ; 4, Warwick Square, Pim-
lico, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his nephew George Stanley, 6. 1841.
TORRINGTOlSr, Viscountess Dowager.
Frances Harriet, dau. of Admiral Sir Robert Bar-
low, G.C.B. ; m. 1811 (as 2nd wife) George, 6th
Viscount Torrington, who d. 1831. — Shipborne,
near Tunbridge, Kent.
TOTTENHAM, Charles, Esq. (of Ballyciury).
Eldest son of the late Charles Tottenham, Esq., by
Catharine, eldest dau. of Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. ;
b. 1807 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1833 Isabella Catharine,
youngest dau. of the late Lieutenant-General Sir
George Airey, G.C.B. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Wexford, and a Magistrate for cos. Kilkenny and
Wicklow ; was High Sheriff of co. Wexford 1848,
of CO. V/icklow 1847 ; was M.P. for New Ross
1831-2, and again since 1856. This family is de-
scended from a common ancestor with the Marquis
of Ely ; the last five representatives of it in succes-
sion have been Members of the House of Commons.
— Ballycurry, near Ashford, co. Wicklow ; Uni-
versity Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Cha.rles George, h. 1835 ; m. 1859
Catharine Elizabeth, dau. of the Hon. and Rev. Sir
Francis Stapletou, Bart.
TOTTENHAM, Lieut.-Colonel Charles John
(of Tottenham Green).
Eldest son of the late Right Rev. Lord R. P. Tot-
tenham, D.D., Bishop of Clogher, by Alicia, dau.
of 1st Viscount Hawarden, and grandson of 1st
Marquis of Ely, K.P. ; b. 1808 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1839
Isabella .Jane, eldest dau. of 3rd Viscount Hawar-
den. Educated at the Charterhouse and Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1830) ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Wicklow, Wexford, Tyrone, Denbigh, and Merio-
neth, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Merioneth (was
High Sheriff for co. Merioneth 1853, and for co.
Wicklow 1859), and Lieutenant-Colonel command-
ing Deubigbsbire Yeomanry Cavalry ; formerly
Captain 2nd Life-guards. Tliis family is the senior
branch of the family of that name. Lord Robert
Tottenham's elder brother having assumed the
name of Loftus when his father became Marquis
of Ely.— Tottenham Green, near Wexford ; Plais
Berwyn, near Llangollen, N. Wales ; Woodstock,
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near Newtown Mount Kennedy, co. Wicklow ;
White's and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 17, Arlington
Street, S.W.
Heir, his sou Charles Robert Worsley, b. 1845.
TOTTENHAM, Eev. Robert Loftus.
Second son of the Right Hon. and Right Rev. Lord
Robert P. Tottenham, D.D., Bishop of Clogher
(son of the 1st Marquis of Ely), by Alicia, 3rd dau.
of 1st Viscount Hawarden ; b. 1809 ; m. 1833 Anne,
dau. of W. Anketel, Esq., of Anketel Grove, co.
Monaghan. Educated at Eton and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1840); ap-
pointed Rector of Donaghmoiue 1842, and Surro-
gate of Clogher diocese 1840 ; is temporarily
Chaplain to the British Legation, Turin. — Donagh-
moine, near Carrickmacross ; British Legation,
Turin.
Heir, his son Robert Loftus, Captain R.A., b.
1834.
TO'WER, Christopher Thomas, Esq.. (of ^^eald
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Christopher Tower, Esq., by
Elizabeth, only dau. of George Baker, Esq., of
Elemore Hall, Durham; b. 1775 ; s. 1810; m.
1803 Harriet, 2nd dau. of Sir T. B. Proctor, Bart.,
of Langley Park, Norfolk. Educated at Harrow and
St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1802 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Essex (High Sheriff 1840), and a Magistrate
and Dep, Lieut, for Herts ; formerly Lieutenant-
Colonel of 1st Essex Local Militia; was M.P. for
Harwich 1832-4. His grandfather and great-uncle
were both for many j'ears Members of Parliament
about the period of Sir Robert Walpole, whose
politics they supported. — Weald Hall, near Brent-
wood, Essex ; Huntsmore Park, Iver, near Ux-
bridge.
Heir, his son Christopher (of Huntsmore Park),
(whom see).
TOWER, Christopher, Esq., Jtm. (of Hunts-
more Park).
Eldest son of Christopher Thomas Tower, of Weald
Hall, Essex (whom see) ; b. 1804 ; m. 1836 Sophia
Frances, eldest dau. of John, late Earl Brovvnlow.
Educated at Harrow and Oriel Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, Bucks, Beds,
and Middlesex ; appointed a Captain in the 7th
(Queen's Own) Hussars 1835, and Lieutenant-
Colonel of the West Essex Militia 1852 ; was
M.P. for Bucks 1845-7.— Huntsmore Park, near
Iver, Bucks ; Boodle's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Christopher John Hume, b. 1841.
TOWER, Rev. Robert Beauchamp.
Third son of C. T. Tower, Esq., of Weald Hall,
Essex (whom see), by Harriet, dau. of Sir T. Beau-
champ-Proctor, Bart., of Langley Park, Norfolk;
b, 1815 ; m. 1844 Josephine Rose, youngest dau. of
Rev. Samuel Smith, D.D. Educated at Eton and
Durham University (B.A. 1837, M.A, 1841) ; ap-
pointed Rector of Moreton 1840 ; is a Magistrate
for Essex. — Moreton Rector}^, near Ongar, Essex.
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COUNTV FAMILIES OP
TOWNELEY, Colonel Charles, F.K.S., F.S.A.,
F.A.S. (of Towiieley).
Eldest son of the late Peregrine Edward Towneley,
Esq., by Charlotte Teresa, dau. of Robert Drum-
mond, Esq., of Cadlands, Hants; h.lSOS ; s. 1846 ;
m. 1836 Caroline Harriet, 5th dau. of William
Philip, 2ud Earl of Sefton. Educated at St. Mary's
Coll., Oscott ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lancaster (High Sheriff 1857) ; Lieutenant-
Colonel Commandant of the 5th Eoyal Lancashire
Militia ; a Magistrate for the W. Eiding of York-
shire, and a family Trustee of the British Museum ;
was M.P. for Sligo April— July 1848, and 1852-3.
— Towneley, near Burnley, Lancashire ; Brookes',
White's, and Athenaeum Clubs, S.W. ; 12, Charles
Street, Berkeley Square, W.
IJeii' Prcs., bis brother John ^whom see).
TOWNELEY, John, Esq.
Younger son of the late P. E. Towneley, Esq., of
Towneley, by Charlotte Teresa, dau. of R. Druni-
mond, Esq., of Cadlands, Hants ; b. 1806 ; m. 1840
Lucy, youngest dau. of the late Sir H. J. Tich-
borne, Bart. Educated at Oscott Coll. ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; was M.P. for Beverley
1841-52. — White's and Travellers' Cltibs, S.W. ;
70, Eaton Place, S.W.
Ili'ir, his son Kichard, b. 1849.
TOWNLEY,* Charles, Esq.tof Eulbom-n).
Son of the late Richard Greaves To%vnley, Esq.
(who was M.P. for co. Cambridge 1832-52), by
Cecil, dau. of tlie late Sir ('. Watson, Bart. ;
h. 1823 ; s. 1855. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Pep. Lieut, for co.
Cambridge. This family is a branch of the Towne-
leys of Towneley. — Fulbourn, near Cambridge.
TO\\r]XrSE]SrD, Rev. Charles G-eorge Gretton (of
Berwick Place).
Only son of the late R. Townsend, Esq., Captain
W. Essex Militia, of Coggesball, Essex, by Mary
Johnson, dau. of the late Charle.s Gretton, Esq., of
Springfield, Dep. Lieut., and Major W. Essex
Militia, and cousin of the late A. Johnson, Esq., of
Berwick Place ; h. 1819; s. 1848; m. 1845 Mary
Elizabeth, dau. of John Ward, Esq., of Hatfield
Peverel. Educated at Dedham and Clare Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1849); is a Magis-
trate for Essex, and Rector of Little Braxtead.
This family were formerly of Great Coggesball,
Essex, in which parish and neighbourhood they
have held landed estates since 1690. — Berwick
Place, Hatfield Peverel, near Chelmsford, Essex ;
University Club, S.W.
Heir, his eldest surviving son William Johnson
Howard, b. 1849.
TOWNSEND,
Hall).
Eev. Heni-y (of Honington
Second son of the late Gore Townsend, Esq., by
Lady Elizabeth Windsor, 2nd dau. of the 4th Earl
of Plymouth ; b. 1783 : s. 1826 ; m. 1811 Catherine
Anne, 2nd dau. of Augustus Pechell, Esq. Edu-
cated at Rugby and Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1805, M.A. 1808) ; appointed Rector of Ilmington
I
1807 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Warwick and W'
cester. — Honington Hall, near Shipston-on-Stoui
Warwickshire,
Ile'tr Prcs., his nephew Frederick, son of his
brother, the late Rev. Edward James Townsend, by
Mary, only dau. of John Hambrough, Esq., of 1
March wood, Hants. -
TOWNSEND, Horatio, Esq. (of Woodside). ^j
Eldest son of the late Samuel Philip Townsend, by i
Helena, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Robinson, of I
Coronca ; b. 1783; m. 1st 1808 Catherine, eldest
dau. of Abraham Morris, Esq., of Dunkettle ; 2nd
1822 Henrietta Mai-garet, youngest dau. of the Rev.
J. Chetwood, of Glanmire. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Cork (High SheriflT 1840) ; was formerly Cap-
tain S. Cork Militia. This family is descended
from Colonel Townsend, who presented the keys of
the city of Cork to Oliver Cromwell in 1646. —
Woodside, near Blarney, co. Cork.
Heir, his son John Creine Chetwood, Captain N.
Cork Rifles, Z». 1S24.
TOWNSEND, Hoi-atio, Esq. (of Derry).
Eldest son of the late Rev. C. C. Townsend, by his
1st wife Frances Vere, dau. of Edward Stuart,
Esq., of Duke Street, St. James's, London ; b. 1825 ;
s. 1852 ; m. 1855 Mary Susann.ah, dau. and co-
heiress of the late Lieutenant-Colonel T. Cox
Kirby. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin; called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1851 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Cork. This family is of Norman descent,
beingayounger branch of the noble family ofTowns-
hend, who settled in Ireland temp. Oliver Cromwell.
— Derry, near Ross Carbery, co. Cork ; L^nion Club,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Nathaniel Wilmot Oliver,
B.A., of Trinity Coll., Cambridge, b. 1836.
TOW"NSEND, John Handcock, Esq. (of Myross
Wood).
Eldest son of the late Richard Townsend, Esq., by
Helena, dau. of the late Very Rev. Thomas Trench,
Dean of Kildare ; b. 1829 ; s. his grandfather 1852 ;
)n. 1853 Katherine Emma, 2nd dau. of the Rev. I
William Tower, of How Hatch, Essex. Is a
Magistrate for co. Cork. — Myross Wood, near Leap, ,
CO. Cork. I
Heir, his son Richard Harvey, b. 1854. I
TOWNSHEND (Marquis), John Townshend >cr.
1787).
Eldest son of the late Lord John Town.shend, M.P.,
by Georgiaua, dau. of W. Poyntz, Esq. ; b. 1798 ;
s. 1855 ; m. 1825 Elizabeth Jane, dau. of Lord G.
Stuart. Educated at Eton and the Royal Naval
Coll., Portsmouth ; is a Rear- Admiral reserved, a
Naval A.D.C. to the Queen, and a Magistrate for
Herts, Norfolk, and Staffordshire ; was M.P. for
Tamworth 1847-56. Patronnge 2 livings. — Rain-
ham Hall, near Fakenham, Norfolk ; Ball's Park,
near Hertford ; 6, Stratford Place, W.
Heir, his sou Viscount Raynham, b. 1831 ; edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk and
Herts, and a Dep. Lieut, for the latter co. ; was a
Clerk in the Foreign Office 1850-4 ; has been M.P.
for Tamworth since 1856.
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TOWNSHEND, Rev. Lord George Osborne.
Second son of the late Lord John Townshend, and
next brother of the 4th Marquis 1'ownshend ;
b. 1800 ; »i. 1839 Jessie Victoria, dau. of Admiral
, M'Kellar. Educated at Eton and King's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1826), of which he
was Fellow. — 15, Grove-end Itoad, St. John's
Wood, N.W.
TOWNSHEND, Lady Charles.
Charlotte, dau. of General Loftus ; m. 1812 Lord
Charles V. F. Townshend, who d. 1853. — Ra3'nhani
Hall, near Fakenhan), Norfolk; 11, Hereford
Street, W.
TOWNSHEND, Lady James.
Elizabeth, dau. of P. Wallis, Esq. ; m. 1st 1813
Lord James Townshend, who d. 1842 ; 2nd 1844
Captain W. H. Henderson, C.B., R.N. — 56,
Eccleston Square, S.W.
TOWNSHEND, John, Esq. (of Trevallyn).
Eldest son of the late John Stanislaus Townshend,
Esq., by Dorothea, only child of Thomas Gladwin,
Esq., of Stubbing, co. Derby ; b. 1791 ; ••>■. 182(3 ;
m. 1842 Priscilla, eldest dau. of John Feilden,
Esq., of MoUington Hall, co. Chester. Educated
at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1813) ; was High
Sheriff of co. Denbigh 1843. — Trevallyn, near
Wrexham, Denbighshire.
Jleir Pres., his brother Henry Dive, Major-
General in the Army, b. 1795.
TOAATNSHEND, Lee Porcher, Esq. (of Wincham
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Edward Venables Towns-
hend, Esq., by Cornelia Anne, dau. of Josias Du
Pre, Esq., of Wilton Park, Bucks; b. 1804;
A'. 1845 ; m. 1832 Emma Johanna, dau. of Birken-
head Glegg, Esq., of Backford Hall, co. Chester.
Educated at Rugby and Military Coll., Sandhurst ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, and Chairman of
the Quarter Sessions for co. Chester, and a Major
Earl of Chester's Yeomanry ; was formerly Major
49th Foot. — Wiuchani Hall, near Knutsford,
Cheshire.
Ilcir, his son Edward, b. 1835.
TOWNSHEND, Rev. Maurice Fitzgerald Ste-
phen (of Castle Townshend).
Second son of the late Richard Boyle Townshend,
Esq., by Harriet, dau. of John Newenham, Esq., of
Maryborough, co. Cork ; b. 1790 ; s. his brother
1845 ; 111. 1826 Alice Elizabeth, only dau. of Henry
Shute, Esq., and heiress of her maternal uncle
Henry Stephens, Esq., of Chenage House, Glou-
cester. Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1815) ; appointed Rector
of Thornbury 1823 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Gloucestershire. This family are descended from
Hon. R. Townshend, uncle of the 1st Lord Towns-
hend, who settled in Ireland temp. Queen Eliza-
beth ; as also from Maurice Fitzgerald, Knight of
Kerry, whose property they inherit. — Castle Towns-
hend, near Cork ; Thornbury Rectory, Gloucester-
shire ; Conservative Club, S.W.
i/eiV, her son Henry John, b. 1827.
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TRACY, Hon. and Rev. Edward Hanbury.
Sixth son of 1st Lord Sudeley ; b. 1312. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1833) ; ap-
pointed Rector of Sully 1838 ; Chaplain to British
Embassy at Vienna 1848. — Vienna.
TRACY, Hon. Henry Hanbury (of G-regynog).
Second son of the 1st Lord Sudeley ; b. 1802 ; vt.
1841 Rosamond Anne Myrtle, dau. of the late
Viscount Tamworth. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Montgomery ; late Lieutenant-Colonel
Commanding the Montgomery Militia ; was M.P.
for Bridegnorth 1837-8. — Gregynog, near Mont-
gomery, N. Wales.
TRAPFORD,
(See De Trafford.)
TRAFFORD, Edward William, Esq. (of Wrox-
ham Hall).
Third and youngest son of the late Sigismund
Trafford, Esq., by Margaret, eldest dau. and co-
heir of James Crowe, Esq., of Lakenham, near Nor-
wich ; b. 1809 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1st 1831 Louisa, dau.
of Thomas Thistlethwaite, Esq. ; 2nd 1840 Martine,
dau. of M. Antoine Larminach, of Saumur, in Anjou.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk. This
family represents a younger branch of the house of
Trafford of Trafford.— Wroxham Hall, near Nor-
wich, Norfolk.
Heir, his son W^illiam Henry, b. 1833.
TRAFFORD, Richard Leigh, Esq. (of Ough-
trington Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Trafford Trafford,
Esq., of Oughtrington Hall, by Henrietta, dau. of
the late Sir Thomas Broughton, Bart., of Dodding-
ton HaU, co. Chester; b. 1800 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1832
Eliza Frances, dau. of Thomas Tarleton, Esq.
Educated at Rugby and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1822) ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1826 ; appointed County Court Judge for
Warwickshire 1847 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Cheshire. This family is descended from William
Wylme, of Oughtrington, living there temp. Henry
III. The heiress of the Wylmes married one of
the Leighs of the West Hall, High Leigh, in the
county of Chester, and the late Mr. Trafford took
the name and arms of Trafford, in pursuance of the
will of Richard Trafford, Esq., his maternal uncle.
- — Oughtrington Hall, near Lymme, Cheshire.
Jleir, his son George, b. 1833.
TRAHERNE, Rev. John Montgomery, F.R.S.,
F.S.A., F.L.S., F.G-.S. (of Cocdriglan).
Elde.st son of tlie late Llewellin Traherne, Esq., by
his 1st wife Charlotte, 2ud dau. of John Edniondes,
Esq., of Cowbridge ; b. 1788 ; m. 1830 Charlotte
Louisa, 3rd dau. of the late Thomas Mansel Talbot,
Esq. , of Marganiand Penrice Castle, co. Glamorgan.
Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1810, M.A.
1813) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gla-
morgan ; appointed Chancellor of Llandaff Cathedral
1837. This family was for some centuries resident
at Castella, near Llantrissant, co. Glamorgan, sold
in 1808. — Coedriglan, near Cardiff, Glamorganshire ;
Athenaeum Club, S.W,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
TEAHERNE, John Popkin, Esq. (of Coy-
trehen).
Eldest surviving soa of the late Morgan Popkin
Traherne, Esq. (who was a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Glamorgan, and High Sheriff 1812),
by Elizabeth Margaret, dau. of E. F. Eickards,
Esq., of Llantrissant ; b. 1826 ; s. 1859 ; in. 1852
Arabella Diana, dau. of John Richards, Esq., of
Plasnewydd, co. Glamorgan. Educated at Royal
Military College, Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Glamorgan ; vyas formerly in the 39th foot, now
Major Royal Glamorgan Militia. — Coytrehen, near
Bridgend, Glamorganshire ; Junior United Service
Club^ S.W.
TBAILL, George, Esq. (of Castle Hill).
Son of the late James Traill, Esq., of Ratter, N.B. ;
b. 179-. Is Vice-Lieutenant of co. Caithness,
which he has represented in Parliament since 1841 ;
was M.P. for Shetland and Orkney 1830-4.— Castle
Hill, Caithness, N.B. ; Broolves' and Reform Clubs,
S.W. ; Stevens' Hotel, Bond Street, W.
TEAILL, Thomas, Esq. (of HoUand).
Eldest son of the late George Traill, Esq., by Marj',
dau. of William Swan, Esq., of Ayrshire ; b. 1822 ;
s. 1840 ,• m. 1846 Margaret, 2nd dau. of Robert
Menzies, Esq., of Perthshire. Educated at Edin-
burgh University ; is a Magistrate for co. Orkney.
This family are originally from co. Fife, but have
held property in Orkney since 1560. — Holland, near
Kirkwall, Orkney, N.B.
Heir, his son George, b. 1847.
TRAILL, Thomas, Esq. (of Westove).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Walter Traill ; b. 1790 ;
m. 1814 Anne, dau. of Patrick Fotheringham, Esq.,
of Kirkwall. Educated at Eton and Wadham Coll.,
Oxford ; appointed to the 21st foot 1809 ; is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Orkney. This family is a branch of
the Traills of Holland, who settled in Orkney
about 1560. — Westove, near Kirkwall, Orkney,
N.B.
Heir, his grandson Henry William, b. 1843, whose
father, John Heddle Traill, m. 1841 Eliza Dunbar,
dau. of Robert Heddle, Esq., of Melsetter, and d.
1847.
TEAILL, Mrs. (of Westness).
Henrietta Moodie, 2nd dau. of E. Heddle, Esq. ;
m. 1843 (as 2nd wife) William Traill, Esq., who
d. 1858. — Westness Plouse, Kirkwall, N.B.
TEAILL, William, Esq., M.D. (of Woodwick).
Eldest son of the late William Traill, Esq., of
Woodwick, by his 1st v.'ife Harriet, dau. of the late
Charles Sarle, Esq., of Lisbon ; b. 1818 ; s. 1858 ;
m. 1847 his cousin Emma, dau. of the late James
Harvey, Esq., of Bath. Educated at Edinburgh
University ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Orkney. This family is a branch of the Traills
of Holland, and have held property in Orkney
nearly 300 years. — Woodwick House, near Kirk-
wall, N.B.
Heir, his son John, b, 185L
TEANT, John, Esq. (of Dovea),
Eldest son of the late John Frederick Trant, Esq.,
by Caroline, dau. of Francis Brooke, Esq., of '
Colebrooke, co. Fermanagh ; b. 1819 ; s. 1838 ;
m. 1842 Sarah Sophia, 2nd dau. of Sir Henry Car- I
den, Bart., of Templemore. Is a Magistrate and '
Dep. Lieut, for CO. Tipperary (High Sheriff 1847-8). j
— Dovea, near Thurles, co. Tipperary ; Carlton i
Club, S.W.
Ileii; his son FitzGibbon, h. 1849.
TEAQUAIR (Earl of), Charles Stuart (cr. 1633). j
Only son of the 7th Earl, by Mary, dau. of ;
G. Ravenscroft, Esq. ; b. 1781 ; s. 1827. This j
family are descended from the Stuart kings. — |
Traquair Castle, near Innerleithen, co. Peebles.
Heir Pres., his sister Louisa.
TEA VERS, Sir William St. La\vrenee Clarke-,
Bart. (cr. 1804).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Clarke, Bart.,
who was a General in India, by Margaret, dau. of
Thomas Prendergast, Esq., of Dublin ; b. 1801 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1808 ; m. 1827 Elizabeth Barbara,
dau. of John ]NIoore Travers, Esq., of Clifton, o.
Cork, whose surname he assumed in 1853. Is a
Magistrate andDep. Lieut, for co.Cork. — Boulogue-
sur-mer.
Heir, his son William Henry Travers, Lieut.
14th Light Dragoons, b. 1828.
TRAVERS, Lady.
Ann, dau. of W. Steward, Esq.; «i. 1815 Rear-
Admiral Sir Eaton S. Travers, K.H., who d. 1858.
— Ditchingham Lodge, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
TREACY, John, Esq. (of Tenikilly).
Eldest son of the late John Treacy, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Kyi'an Delany, Esq., of Tenikilly ; b. 1800 ;
s. 1827; m. 1838 Mary, dau. of James Madden,
Esq. Is a Magistrate for Queen's co.- — Tenikilly,
near Mountrath, Queen's co., Ireland.
Heir, his son John.
TREBY, Paul Gurry, Esq. (of Goodamoor).
Eldest son of the late Paul Treby Ourry, Es(i.,
M.P. for Plympton 1806-7 (who assumed bis ma-
ternal name of Treby), of Goodamoor, Devon, by
Ljetitia Aune, dau. of the late Sir William Tre-
lawny, 8th Bart., and grandson of Captain Paul
Henry Ourry, R.N., and Commissioner of the
Dockyard, Plymouth, who married Charity, co-
heiress of the Treby family ; &. 1786. Educated
at Eton ; entered the 1st Devon Militia 1807, ap-
pointed Captain 1810, retired 1854 ; ig a Grand
Juror and in the Commission for Devon, but never
acted. — ^^Goodamoor, near Plympton, Devon.
Heir Prc>s., his brother Henry Hele, b. 1799.
TREDCROFT, Edward, Esq. (of Warnham
Co\u-t).
Eldest son of the late Henry Tredcroft, Esq., by
Mary, eldest dau. of Robert Hawgood Crewe, Esq.,
and widow of J. Eversfield, Esq. ; b. 1828 ; s. 1844 ;
vi. 1850 Theodosia, eldest dau. of Edward Bligh,
Esq. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
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Lieut, for Sussex ; was formerly in the 4tli Light
Dragoons. — Warnham Court, and tlie Manor House,
near Horsham, Sussex.
Heir, his son Henry, b. 1853.
TEEDEGAR (Lord), Charles Morgan Bobinson
Morgan, D.C.L. (cr. 1859).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Gould Morgan,
Bart., M.P., by Mary Margaret, dau. of Captain
G. Stoney, E.N. ,• h. 1792 ; m. 1827 Rosamond,
dau. of G. B. Mundy, Esq. Educated at Eton and
_ Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Brecon (High Sheriflf 1850) ; was M.P. for
Brecon 1830-2 and 1835-47.— Tredegar, near New-
port, Monmouthshire ; 39, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Godfrey Charles, Captain 17th
Light Dragoons, h. 1830 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Brecon ; elected M.P. for Brecon
1858.
TREDENNICK, Jolin Arnold, Esq. (of CamHn).
Eldest son of the late Galbraith Tredennick, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of George Nesbitt, Esq., of Wood-
hill, CO. Donegal ; h. 1795 ; m. 1819 Elizabeth,
dau. of Joseph Johnston, Esq., of Summer Hill,
CO. Donegal. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for cos. Donegal, Fer-
managh, and Roscommon ; was High Sheriff of
CO. Fermanagh 1821. This family was originally
from Cornwall.* — Camlin, near Ballyshannon, co.
Donegal,
Heir Pres., his brother George Nesbitt, h. 1796 ;
m. 1827 Lydia, 6th dau. of the late Most Rev.
William Magee, D.D., Archbishop of Dublin,
TREFFEY, Rev. Edward John (of Place),
Eldest son of Edward Wilcocks, Esq., by Jane
Treffry, dau. of Thomas Dormer, Esq., co-heiress
with her cousin, Joseph Thomas Treffry, Esq. ; h.
1809 ; s. his cousin, and assumed the name of
Treffiy by Royal license 1850 ; m. 1835 Anne,
only dau. of Charles Steel, Esq. Educated at
Exeter and Lincoln Colls., Oxford (B.A. 1832,
M.A. 1842) ; is a Magistrate for Cornwall ; was
formerly Head Master of King Edward VI. 's
School, Great Berkhampstead, Herts. This family
is one of the oldest in Cornwall ; Sir John Treffry
fought at Cressy, and Edward the Black Prince
visited him at Place, which was also visited by
Her Majesty and H.R.H, Prince Consort in 1846.
— Place, near Fowey, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Charles Ebeneaer, of Magdalen
Coll., Cambridge ; h. 1842 ; is 1st Lieutenant in
Royal Miners Artillery.
TEEFUSIS.
(See under Clinton, Lord.)
*I'REGO]Sr"WELL, John, Esq. (of Cranboiirne
Lodge),
Second son of the late L. D. G. Tregonwell, Esq.,
of Cranbourne Lodge, by Henrietta, dau. of the
late Henry William Portman, Esq., of Bryanston,
* Vide Lyson's History of Cornwall,
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Dorset; h. 1811 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1836 Rachel, dau.
of the Rev. Robert Lowth, and grand-dau. of the
Right Rev. Robert Lowth, D.D., Bishop of London.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford. This
family is of very ancient Cornish extraction.^ —
— Cranbourne Lodge, Dorset ; Lainston House,
near Winchester, Hants,
TREGONWELL, St. Barbe, Esq. (of Ander-
stone).
Eldest son of the late L. D. G. Tregonwell, Esq.,
by his 1st wife Catherine, only child of St. Barbe
Sydenham, Esq., of Combe, Somerset ; h. 1782 ; s.
1832. Educated at Eton ; is in the Commission of
the Peace for Dorset ; was formerly an officer in
the Army. — Anderstone, near Blandford, Dorset.
TREHERNE, Morgan, Esq. (of Gate House).
Second son of the late Rees Goring Thomas, Esq.,
of Llannon, co. Carmarthen, by Sarah, dau. of R.
Hovell, Esq. ; h. 1803 ; in. 1835 Louisa Frances,
dau, of John Apsley Dalrymple, Esq., of Gate
House, Mayfield, Sussex ; resumed the ancient
family name of Treherne 1856. Educated at
Cheam and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1827) ;
called to the Bar' at the Middle Temple 1827 ; is a
Magistrate for Sussex, and a Dep. Lieut, for Surrey.
— Gate House, Mayfield, near Hurst Green, Sussex ;
University Club, S.W.
Heir, her son Morgan Dalrymple, h. 1838.
TEELAWNY, Sir John Salusbnry, Bart, (cr,
1628),
Eldest son of the late Sir William L, Salusbury
Trelawny, Bart., of Harewood, Cornwall, by Pa-
tience Christian, dau. of John Carpenter, Esq., of
Mount Tavy, Devon ; h. 1818 ; s. as 9th Bart.
1856 ; m. 1842 Harriet Jane, dau. of J, H. Tre-
mayne, Esq. Educated at Westminster and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1839) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1840 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Cornwall, and Captain Commandant 2nd Corn-
wall Rifles; was M.P, of Tavistock 1843-52; re-
chosen 1857 and 1859.— Reform Club, S.W. ; 44,
Hertford Street, Mayfair, W.
Heir, his son William Lewis, h. 1847.
TRELAWNY, Charles, Esq. (of Coldrenick).
Eldest son of the late Edward Trelawny, Esq., of
Coldrenick, Cornwall, by Jane, dau. of Thomas
Woolcombe, Esq., of Trolsworthy, Cornwall ; 6.
1799 ; s. 1807. Educated at Winchester and Oriel
Coll., Oxford ; was High Sheriff of Cornwall in
1822. — Coldrenick, near Liskeard, Cornwall.
TREMAYNB, John, Esq. (of Heligan).
Eldest son of the late John Hearle Tremayne,
Esq., by Caroline Matilda, dau. of Sir William
Lemon, Bart., of Carclew ; h. 1825. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1847) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall (High Sheriff
1859), and a Magistrate for Devonshire. — Heligan,
near St. Austle, Cornwall ; Sydenham, near Tavis-
tock, Devonshire.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
TBEMENHEERE, Hugh Seymoui-, Esq.
Eldest son of the late General Tienieuheere, K.H.
(who d. 1855), by Frances, dau. i)f the late T. Ap-
l)erley, Esq., of tirafton, co. Hereford, and Plas
Cronow, CO. Denbigh, and heir-in-tail of the late
Thomas Westphaling, Esq., of lludball, co. Here-
ford ; b. 1S04 ; .s. 1841 his uncle Henry Pendarves
Trenienheere, Esq., in the property of Trenienheere
and Tolver, near Penzance ; m. 185G Lucy, dau. of
the late Kalph Bernal, Esq., M.P., and widow of
Vicesimus Knox, Esq., a Bencher of the Inner
Temple. Educated at Winchester and New Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1831) ; called to the Bar
at the Inner Temple 1834. This family was for-
merly of Trenienheere, near Penzance, and of Pen-
zance.— Reform Club, S.W. ; 3, Dean Street, Park
Lane, W.
Heiress, his dau. Florence Lucy Bernal.
TKENCH, Sir Frederick "William,* K.C.H. (cr.
1832).
Eldest son of the late F. Trench, Esq., of Heywood,
Queen's co., descended from a common ancestor
with the Earl of Clancarty and Lord Ashtown ; b.
1785. Educated at Dublin and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a General in the Army, and Assistant
Quartermaster-General ; has been Secretary and
Storekeeper to the Ordnance ; served in Holland
and at Walcheren ; was M.P. for St. Michael's
1807-12, for Dundalk 1812-18, for Cambridge
1819-32, and for Scarborough 1835-47 ; was for-
merly Aide-de-camp to George IV. and William
IV. — Carlton Club, S.W. ; 47, Grosvenor Street, W.
TBEWCH, Lady Louisa Augusta Ann Le Poer.
Eldest dau. of 2nd Earl of Clancarty ; m. 1830
Rev. W. Le Poer Trench, Rector of Cloone, co.
Leitrim, who d. 1855. — 1, IMountjoy Square North,
Dublin.
TRENCH, Hon. Robert Le Poer lof Mount
Pleasant).
Third son of the 2nd Earl of Clancarty ; h. 1809 ;
m. 1847 Catharine Maria, dau. of J. Thompson,
Esq. Educated at Royal Naval Coll. ; entered the
Navy 1825 ; became Lieutenant 1833 ; served on
the Lisbon, Home, and INIediterranean Stations. —
Mount Pleasant, Ballinasloe, co. Galway.
TRENCH, Hon. Mrs. Wmiam.
Margaret, dau. of D. Downing, Esq. ; vi. 1st 1817
Hon. A. Handcock, who d. 1826 ; 2nd 1837 Ad-
miral the Hon. William Le Poer Trench, who
d. 1846. • — Mount Pleasant, near Ballinasloe, co.
Galwaj', Ireland.
TRENCH, Henry, Esq. (of Cangort Park).
Second sou of the late William Trench, Esq., by
Sarah Elizabeth Frances Henrietta Ricarda, only
dau. of the late Hon. Robert Moore, of Ballintub-
ber, (Queen's co. ; b. 1807 ; in. 1836 Georgiana
Amelia Mary, dau. of the late Lord Bloomfield.
* Died whUst these sheets were at press.
Educated at Eton and Edinburgh University ; is a
Magistrate for King's co. and co. Tipperary, was
High Sheriff of King's co. 1842.— Cangort Park,
near Roscrea, King's co.
I/clr, his son Henry Bloomfield, b. 1840.
TRENCH, Thomas Frederick Cooke, Esq. (of
Millicent).
Only son of the late Thomas Cooke, Esq., by Ca-
therine, dau. of Colonel Croasdaile, of Rynn,
Queen's co. ; b. 1829 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1858 Caroline
Elizabeth, dau. of Sir William Heathcote, Bart. ,
of Hursley. Educated at Rugby ; is a INIagistrate
for CO. Kildare. This family, a branch of that of
Lord Ashtown, assumed the name of Cooke in
1850, and in 1858 resumed the name of Trench. —
Millicent, near Naas, co. Kildare ; Kildare-Street
Club, Dublin.
TRENCH, Thomas Weldon, Esq. lof Qeashill
Castle).
Eldest son of William Steuart Trench, Esq., by
Elizabeth Sophia, dau. of .John Sealy Townsend,
Esq., of Myross Wood, co. Cork ; b. 1833 ; is a
Magistrate for King's co. — The Castle, Geasliill,
King's CO., Ireland.
TRENCH, William Stuart, Esq. (of Essex
Castle).
Fourth son of the late Very Rev. Thomas Trench,
Dean of Kildare, by Maria, dau. of Stuart Wel-
don, Esq., of Kilmorony, Queen's co. ; b. 1809 ;
7)1. 1833 Elizabeth, dau. of John Sealy Townsend,
Esq., late Master in Chancery. Educated at Ar-
magh and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1833) ; is a
Magistrate for Queen's co., and for cos. Monaghan
and Kerry. — Cardtown, near Mountrath, Queen's
CO. ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin.
I/clr, his son Thomas Weldon, b. 1834.
TRENCHARD, John Trenehard, Esq. (of Green-
hill House).
Third son of the late Rev. George Pickard, by Fran-
ces, eldest dau. of the late Edward Payne, Esq., of
Ealing House, Middlesex ; b. 1792 ; in 1840 assumed
the name of Trenehard only, in compliance with
the will of his grand-uncle, the late John Treneh-
ard, Esq., of London, on succeeding to the Pox-
well and Ringstead estates, Dorset; m. 1821 Jane,
eldest dau. of the late George Tennant, Esq., of
Cadoxton Lodge, Neath, co. Glamorgan. Edu-
cated at Winchester and New Coll., Oxford (S.C.L.
1812, D.G.L. 1822) ; called to the Bar at Doctors'
Commons 1822, and was enrolled of the College of
Advocates ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Dorset ; and one of the Vice-Presidents of the
Foundling Hospital, London. This family is of
great antiquity in the county of Dorset, and de-
scended from Paganus Trenehard, who lived temp.
Henry I.," and Mr. Trenehard is the present re-
presentative of this branch of the Trenchards in
Doiset. — Greenhill House, near Weymouth, Dorset ;
University Club, S.W.
* Vide Hutchins's History of Dorset.
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TREVANION", Hugh Charles, Esq.
Only son of J. C. B. Trevanion, Esq. (late of
Carhayes Castle, Cornwall, a Magistrate for Corn-
wall, &c.), by Charlotte, youngest dau. of Charles
Trelawny-Brereton, Esq.; b. 1828; m. 1858
Frances, only surviving dau. of the late Lord
Glamis, and sister of the 12th Earl of Strathmore.
— Menabilly, near Lostwithiel, Cornwall ; Arthur's
and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
TREVELYAW, Sir Walter Calverley, Bart. (cr.
1661).
' Eldest son of the late Sir John Trevelyan, Bart.,
by Maria, dau. of the late Sir T. S. Wilson, Bart.,
of Charlton House, Kent; b. 1797; s. as 6th
Bart. 1846 ; m. 1835 Pauline, dau. of Rev. Dr.
Jermyn. Educated at Harrovsr and University
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1818, M.A. 1822). Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset and North-
umberland (High Sheriff 1850). Patron of 3 liv-
ings.— Nettlecombe Court, near Taunton, Somer-
set ; Wallington, Northumberland ; Athen^um
Club, S.W.
HeirPres., his brother Arthur, b. 1802 ; m. 1835
Elizabeth, dau. of — Mackay, Esq.
TREVELYAN", Sir Charles Edward, K.C.B.
(cr. 1848).
Fourth son of the late Venerable Archdeacon Tre-
velyan, and grandson of the late Sir John Treve-
lyan, Bart., and cousin of Sir W. C. Trevelyan,
Bart, ; b. 1807 ; m. 1834 Hannah, dau. of Zaciiary
Macaulay, Esq. Educated at the Charterhouse
and East-India Coll., Haileybury ; was formerly
in the E.I. Co.'s Civil service ; late Assistant
Secretary to the Treasury ; appointed Governor of
Madras 1859. — Madras.
TREVELYAN, Raleigh, Esq. (of Netherwitton).
Second son of the late Walter Trevelyan, Esq., by
Margaret, elder dau. and co-heir of James Thorn-
ton, Esq., of Netherwitton ; b. 1781 ; s. his brother
1818 ; m. 1819 Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Robert Grey,
Esq., of Shorestone Hall, Northumberland. Edu-
cated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1804, M.A. 1807) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1810. This family is descended from
a common ancestor with that of Sir W. Trevelyan,
Bart. — Netherwitton, near Morpeth, Northumber-
land.
Heir, his grandson Thornton Roger, b. 1843.
TREVOR, the Misses (of Tingrith Hoiise).
Mary Elizabeth Jane and Catharine, daus. and co-
heiresses of the late Robert Trevor, Esq., of
Tingrith, by Mary, dau. of the late Rev. E. Wil-
liamson, Rector of Milbrook, Beds ; s. their father
in 18 — ; are ladies of the Manor of Tingrith. —
Tingrith House, near Woburn, Beds.
TREVOR-ROPER, Charles Blasmey, Esq. (of
Plas Teg Park).
Eldest son of the late Cadwallader B. Trevor-
Roper, Esq., by Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Henry
Reveley, Esq. ;" b. 1799 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1821 Mary,
dau. of Samuel Knight, Esq. Is a Magistrate and
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Dep. Lieut, for co. Flint (High Sheriff 1835).— Plas
Teg Park, near Mold, Flintshire.
Heir, his son Charles James, b. 1823 ; m. 1854
Lucy Anne, dau, of Samuel Aldersey, Esq.
TRIMLESTOlXr (Lord), Thomas BarnewaU (cr,
1461),
Only son of the 15th Lord, by Maria Teresa, dau.
of 11. Kirwan, Esq. ; h. 1796 ; s. 1839 ; m. 183G
Margaret, dau. of P. Roche, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Dublin. — Turvey House, near Dublin;
Athenaeum, Union, and Windham Clubs, S.AV, ;
24, Park Lane, W.
TRIMLESTOlSr, Dowager Lady.
Alicia, dau. of Lieutenant-General Eustace ; m. 1st
1797 (as 2nd wife) Nicholas, 14th Lord Trimleston,
who d. 1813 ; 2nd 1814 Sir E. Lloyd, K.C.H., who
d. 1846. — Ludlow, Shropshire.
TRIPP, Rev. Charles, D.D.
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Tripp, D.D.,
Rector of SpofForth and Catton, co. York ; b. 1784 ;
s. 1814 ; m. 1815 Frances, dau. of Brigadier-Gene-
i-al William Owen. Educated at Durham school
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1806, D.D.
1825) ; appointed Eector of Silverton 1839 ; is a
Magistrate for Devon and Somerset. This family
is descended from the 5th son of Lord Howard, to
whom, as recorded in the family escutcheon. King
Henry V. gave the name of Tripp, and a scaling-
ladder for his bend, for his gallantry in taking a
town in France. — Silverton Rectory, near Col-
lumpton, Devon.
Heir, his son Henry, Rector of Winford, Somer-
set, and late Fellow of Worcester Coll., Oxford ;
b. 1816 ; m. 1857 Anne, dau. of the Rev. James
Gould, Incumbent of Mariansleigh, Devon.
TRIST, John Pincher, Esq, (of Carneggan).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Trist, Esq., Captain
in the Bengal Army, by Frances, dau. of the late
John Grose, Esq., of Bloomfield House, near
Bath ; b. 1822; s. 1849 ; m. 1848 Jane Warren,
dau. of Rear-Admiral Devonshire, and niece of
the late Rear-Admiral Sir John F, Devonshire,
K.C.H., of Alvington House, Devon. Educated
at the King's School, Sherborne ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall, and a Captain in the
Ro3'al Cornwall Rangers Militia ; was formerly
Lieutenant 41st regiment Madras Army. This
family is descended from the Trists, Lords of the
Manor of Maidford, co. Northampton, about 1370,
a younger branch of which was seated at Hernaford,
Devon, a.d. 1605. — Carneggan, near Bodmin, Corn-
wall ; 2, Lansdowne Place, Plymouth.
Heir, his son Richard Fincher Warren, b. 1849.
TROLLOPE, Right Hon. Sir John, Bart, (cr,
1641).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Trollope, Bart., by
Anne, dau. of Henry Thorold, Esq., of Cuxwold,
CO. Lincoln ; h. 1800 ; s. as 7th Bart. 1820 ; m. 1847
Julia Maria, eldest dau. of Sir Robert Sheffield.
Bart, Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln, and High Sheriff 1825 ;
formerly Lieutenant 10th Dragoons ; has been
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
M.P. for S. Lincolnshire since 1841 ; was Chief
Commissioner of the Poor-Law Board under Lord
Derby in 1852. — Casewick House, near Stamford,
Lincolnshire ; Carlton, White's, and Boodle's Clubs,
S.W. ; 6, Cavendish Square, W.
Heir, his son John Henry, h. 1851.
TEOLLOPE, Kev. Edward, F.S.A.
Son of the late Sir John Trollope, Bart., by Anne,
dau. of Henry Thorold, Esq., of Cuxwold, co. Lin-
coln ; b. 1817 ; m. 1846 Grace, dau. of Sir J. H.
Palmer, Bart., of Carlton Park. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1840) ; appointed
Domestic Chaplain to Earl Somers 1841, and Rec-
tor of Leasingham 1843 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Lincoln. — Leasingham Rectory, near Slea.ford,
Lincolnshire,
TROTTER, Archibald, Esq. (of The Bush).
Second son of the late Robert Trotter, Esq., of
Castlelaw and Bush, Midlothian (who was for seve-
ral years Postmaster-C4eneral for Scotland), by Ann,
only dau. of John Trotter, Esq., of Cattleshiell, co.
Berwick, and Horton, Surrey ; h. 1789 ; s. his
elder brother John 1852 ; m. 1813 Laura Maria,
2nd dau. of Thomas Chase, Esq., of the Madras
Civil service (she d. 1818). Educated at the High
School and College of Edinburgh ; appointed to the
Civil service, Bengal, 1806, retired 1840 ; is a
Magistrate for Midlothian. This family is de-
scended, as a younger branch, from Alexander
Trotter, Esq., of Cattleshiell, who succeeded his
father in the property in 1693. — The Bush, near
Edinburgh ; New Club, Edinburgh ; Oriental Club,
W.
Heir, his son Robert Archibald, 6. 1814.
TROTTER, Coutts, Esq, (of Dreghorn),
Eldest son of the late Archibald Trotter, Esq., of
Dreghorn, by Louisa Jane, youngest dau. of James
Strange, Esq., of the Madras Civil service, and
Ann, dau. of 1st Viscount Melville; h. 1831;
s. 1844. Educated at Rugby and at the East-India
Coll., Haileybury ; appointed to the Bengal Civil
service 1854. Is descended from a common ances-
tor with the Trotters of The Bush, — Dreghorn,
Colinton, co. Edinburgh.
Heir Pres., his brother James Stuart, R.N.,
6. 1839,
TROTTER, John, Esq. (of Dyrham Park),
Only son of the late John Trotter, Esq., by the
dau. of Captain Svvinton, R.N., of Swinton, near
Berwick; h. 1808; s. 1823; m. 1833 Charlotte
Amelia, dau. of the 1st Lord Ravensworth. Edu-
cated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex,
Westminster, Herts, and the Liberty of St. Alban's ;
late Captain 2nd regiment of Life-guards, The
estate of this family was formerly Glencorse, near
Edinburgh. — Dyrham Park, near Barnet, Herts ;
Travellers' Club, S.W. ; 13, Connaught Place, W.
TROTTER, Richard, Esq, (of Morton HaU),
Second son of the late Lieutenant-General Alexan-
der Trotter, of the Scots Greys (who was killed at
Waterloo), by Margaret Catherine, dau. of Richard
Fisher, Esq., of Lovetta, Midlothian; h. 1797;
s. 1825 ; m. 1836 Mary, dau. of General Sir John
Oswald, G.C.B., of Dunnikier, co. Fife. Educated
at Edinburgh University ; is a Magistrate, Dep.
Lieut., and Convener of co. Midlothian. — Morton
Hall, Midlothian, N.B,
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1845.
TROTTER, Colonel Robert Knox (of Ballin-
deen).
Son of the late — Trotter, Esq. ; h. 18—; m. 1833
Mary, elder dau. of 8th Lord Rollo. Became a
Colonel in the Army 185-, — Balliudeen House, co.
Perth.
TROITBRIDGE, Sir Thomas St. Vincent Hope
Cochrane, Bart, (cr, 1799).
Only son of the late Rear- Admiral Sir E. T. Trou-
bridge, Bart, (many years M.P. for Sandwich, and
a Lord of the Admiralty), by Anna Maria, dau. of
Admiral the Hon. Sir A. I. Cochrane, G.C.B, ;
h. 1816; s. as 3rd Bart. 1852; m. 1855 Louisa,
dau, of D, Gurney, Esq., and grand-dau. of the
15th Earl of Erroll. Educated at Royal Military
Coll., Sandhurst ; entered the Army 1834 ; became
Lieut. -Col. 7th Fusiliers, and a Colonel in the 1
Army 1856 ; served in the Crimea 1854, and was '
severely wounded at Inkermann ; is an A.D.C,
to Her Majesty ; appointed Director-General of
Army Clothing 1857, Deputy Adjutant-General
1858. — United Service Club, S.W, ; 8, Queen's
Gate, W,
TROYTE, Charles Arthur 'Williams, Esq. (of
Himtsham Court).
Eldest son of the late A. H. Dyke-Acland, Esq.
(who assumed the name of Troyte), by Frances,
dau. of Robert Williams, Esq., M.P., of Bridehead,
Dorset, and grandson of Sir T. D. Acland, Bart. ;
1). 1842 ; s. 1857. Educated at St. Peter's Coll.,
Radley, Berks. — Huntsham Court, near Bampton,
Devon,
Heir Pres., his brother John Edward, i. 1848,
TRUELL, Robert Holt, Esq. (of Clonmannon).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Robert Truell, D.D.,
by Editha, only dau. and heir of Edward Jone-s,
Esq., of Dublin ; b. 1797 ; s, 1830 ; m. 1824
Phcebe, 4th dau. of the Rev, George Vesey, D.D.,
of Derrabard House, co. Tyrone. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1820) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wicklow (High Sheriff
1824). This family has been settled in Ireland
since 1701. — Clonmannon, near Ashford, co. Wick-
low ; University Club, Dublin ; 15, Fitzwilliam
Square, Dublin.
Heir, his son Robert, h. 1828 ; m. 1858 Frances
Emily, 4th dau. of the Rev. William Knox, Rector
and Vicar of Clonleigh, LifFord, co. Donegal.
TRTJEMAN, Charles, Esq,
Son of Joseph Trueman, Esq., of Walthamstow,
Essex ; b. 1814 ; m. 1837 Emma Maria, dau. of
W. Parkinson, Esq., of Stadham Grove, Herts. Is
a Merchant in London, and a INIagistrate for Mid-
dlesex ; was M.P. for Helston 1857-9.— West Hill,
Highgate, Middlesex, N.
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TRURO (Lord), Charles Robert Claude "Wilde
(cr. 1850).
Elder son of the 1st Lord, who was Chief -Justice of
the Common Pleas 1845-50, and Lord Chancellor
1850-2, by his 1st wife Mary, dau. of William
Wildman, Esq. (widow of W. Devaynes, Esq.) ;
h. 1816 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1838 Lucy, dau. of R. Ray,
Esq. Educated at the Charterhouse ; is a Barrister-
at-Law (called 1842) : formerly Clerk of Assize on
the Oxford Circuit. —Reform Club, S.W.; 29, Dover
Street, W.
ITeir Pres., his brother Thomas Montagu Car-
- rington, b. 1818 ; m. 1853 Emily, dau. of C. Chap-
man, Esq. ; educated at the Charterhouse and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842) ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1842 ; was
Secretary to his father whilst Lord Chancellor ; is a
Commissioner of Bankruptcy.
TRTJRO, Dowager Lady,
Ellen Augusta, only dau. of H.R.H. the late Duke
of Sussex, by Lady Augusta Murray, 2nd dau. of
the 4th Earl of Dunmore ; vi. 1845 (as 2nd wife)
Thomas, 1st Lord Truro, who d. 1855.— 83, Eaton
Square, S.W.
TRUTTER, Sir John Andreas, Knt. (cr. 1823).
b. 17 — ; formerly a Judge at the Cape of Good
Hope.
TRYE, Rev. Charles Brandon (of Leckhampton).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Charles
Brandon Trye, Esq., of Leckhampton Court, by
Mary, dau. of the Rev. Samuel Lysons, Rector of
Rodmarton, co. Gloucester ; b. 1806 ; m. 1832
Jane Riland, dau. of Edward Pickard, Esq., of
Aston, CO. Warwick. Educated at Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Gloucester. — Leckhampton Court, near Chel-
tenham, Gloucestershire.
Jleir, his son Henry Norwood, b. 1835.
TRYON, Thomas, Esq. (of Btilwick Park).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Tryon, Esq., by
Harriet, dau. of the late Very Rev. Dr. Brereton,
Dean of Lichfield; b. 1802; s. 1825; m. 1827
Anne, dau. of the late Sir John TroUope, Bart., of
Casewick. Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Northampton (High Sheriff 1833). A branch of
this ancient family was raised to the Baronetcy by
James I. in 1620 {e:d. in 1724).— Bulwick P.ark,
near Wansford, Northamptonshire ; Boodle's Club,
S.W.
Jleir, his son Thomas, Major 7th Royal Fusiliers.
TUAM (Bishop of).
(See Plunhet, Lord.)
TUCKER, Sir Edward, K.C.B. (cr. 1813).
Son of the late Colonel Tucker, of the 5th Dragoon
Guards ; b. 1777 ; m. 1817 Elizabeth, dau. of J. S.
Leeke, Esq. Is an Admiral Royal Navy ; served
on Mediterranean, Indian, and other stations ; ob-
tained a good-service pension 1858,
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TUCKER, Jedidiah Stephen, Esq.. (of Trematon
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Tucker, Esq., by
his 1st wife Jane, dau. of the Rev. John Lyne, of
Liskeard, Cornwall ; b. 1800 ; s. 1829. Educated
at Eton and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (M.A. 1822) ;
called to the Ear at the Middle Temple 1824, and
went the Western Circuit ; is a Magistrate for
Cornwall. — Trematon Castle, near Saltash, Corn-
wall ; University Club, S.W.
Jleir Pres., his brother John Jervis, b. 1802 ; m.
1831 Sabine Anne, eldest dau, of Vice- Admiral
James Young.
TUCKER-BDWARDES, Mrs. (of Scalyham),
Anna Martha, dau. of John George Philipps, Esq.,
of Cwmgwilly, many years M.P. for Carmarthen ;
m. 1807 William Tueker-Edwardes, Esq., a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Pembroke (High
Sheriff 1829), and Major of the Royal Pembroke
Militia (who d. 1858). The Tuckers have resided
at Scalyham for upwards of 400 years ; the Ed-
wardes's are descendants of Tudor Trevor. — Scaly-
ham, near Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire.
Jleir, her son John Orden, b. 1808 ; m. 1840
Anna Jane, dau. of W. Jones, Esq., of Heathfield,
CO. Pembroke.
TUCKEY, Charles Henry, Esq.
Son of the late Rev. Dr. Tuckey, by Elizabeth, dau,
of John Lloyd, Esq., of Lloydsborough, Temple-
more ; b. 18— ; m. 1841 Ellen, dau. of Davys
Tuckey, Esq., of Cork. Is a Magistrate for Queen's
CO., and for cos. Carlow and Kildare, Kilkenny,
Wicklow, and Wexford ; appointed resident Magis-
trate at Carlow 1837; was formerly Inspector of
the Constabulary of Kilkenny. — Carlow,
JJeir, his son Charles, b. 1841,
TUD'WAY, Charles Clement, Esq. (of The
Cedars).
Only surviving son of the late Robert Charles Tud-
way, Esq. (some time M.P. for Wells), by Maria
Catherine, eldest dau. of Sir William Miles, Bart.,
M.P., of Leigh Court, Somerset ; b. 1846 ; s. 1855.
Educated at Harrow. — The Cedars, Wells, So-
merset.
JJeir Pres., his uncle Henry, M.A., of Trinity
Coll., Oxford, in Holy Orders ; b. 1826 ; m. 1856
Mary, dau. of John Phipps, Esq., of Leighton
House, Wilts.
TUFWELL, John JoUiflfe, Esq. (of Langleys).
Eldest son of the late William Tufnell, Esq., by
Anna, eldest dau. of John Close, Esq., of Easby
House, CO. York ; b. 1778; s. his uncle 1820; m.
1801 Catherine Dorothy, eldest dau. of Sir Michael
Pilkington, Bart., of Chevet, co. York. Educated
at Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex (High Sheriff
1823); was formerly in the Essex Militia. — Lang-
leys, near Chelmsford, Essex.
JJeir, his son John Jolliffe, b. 1805 ; m. 1st 1830
Caroline Mary, 2nd dau. of C, T. Tower, Esq. ; 2nd
1853 Eleanor Margaret, d.au. of the Right Rev. Dr.
George Murray, Lord Bishop of Rochester,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
TUFNELL, •William Michael, Esq. (of Hatfield
Place).
Second son of John JoUiffe Tufnell, Esq., of Lang-
leys (whom see), by Catherine Dorothy, eldest dau.
of the late Sir M. Pilkington, Bart., of Chevet Hall,
CO. York ; h. 1816 ; m. 1841 Eliza Isabella, eldest
dau. of Sir J. T. Tyrell, Bai't., of Boreham House.
Educated at Wincliester ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex, and a Banker at Chelmsford. —
Hatfield Place, near Chelmsford, Essex ; Carlton
Club. S.W.
Heir, liis son John Lionel, h. 184-.
TUFTON, Sir Richard, Bart. (cr. 1851).
Natural son of the late Earl of Thanet (whose
estates he inherited by will), by a foreign lady ;
6. 1813 ; in. 1843 Adelaide Amelia Lacour. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent (High Sheriff
18,59), and Patron of 10 livings ; was naturalized
in 1849, when he assumed the name of Tufton. —
Skiptoa Castle, Skipton, Yorkshire ; The Castle,
Appleby, Westmoreland ; Hothfield Place, near
Ashford, Kent.
Heir his son Henry Jacques, h. 1844.
TUITE, Sir Mark Anthony Henry, Bart. (cr.
1622).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Tuite, Bart., by
Janet, widow of Major Thomas Woodall, of the 12th
regiment ; h. 1778 ; s. as lOth'Bart. 1841 ; m. 1854
Charlotte, dau. of E. H. Levinge, Esq., of Levinge-
ton Park, co. Westmeath. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Westmeath,
formerly Captain 19th foot. — Lislievoolin, near
Mullingar, co. Westmeath.
Heir Pres., his brother Hugh Manby, Lieutenant-
Colonel Royal Artillery ; h. 1780 ; m, 1854 Fanny,
dau. of Dr. Williams, GSth regiment.
TUITE, Hugh Morgan, Esq. (of Sonna).
Eldest surviving son of the late Hugh Tuite, Esq.,
Captain 14th regiment Light Dragoons, by Sarah
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Lieutenant-Colonel D.
Chenevix, of Corcagh ; h. 1794 ; s. 1843 ; m. 182(5
Mary, dau. of Maurice Nugent O'Connor, Esq., of
Mount Pleasant, King's co. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Westmeath (High Sheriff 1822) ;
was M.P. for co. Westme.ath 182(5-30 and 1841-7.
This family is descended from Sir Henry Tuite,
Gth Bart., of Sonna and Einper Castle. — ^ Sonn.a,
near Mullingar, co. Westmeath; Kildare- Street
Club, Dublin ; Brookes' and Reform Clubs, S.W,
Heir, his son Joseph, b. 1828; m. 1852 Ellen
Mary, dau. of Rev. C. F. Chawner, Rector of
Bletchingley, Surrey.
TUITE, Joseph, Esq. (of Cvilleen).
Eldest son of H. M. Tuite, Esq., of Sonna (whom
see) ; h. 1828 ; m. 1852 Pollen Mary, dau. of the
Rev. C. Fox Chawner. Is a Magistrate for co.
Westmeath ; late an Officer in the 15th regiment.
— CuUeen, near Mullingar, co. Westmeath ; Kil-
dare-Street Club, Dublin ; Army and Navy Club,
S.W. ^
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1857,
TULLOCH, Sir Alexander Murray, K.C.B. (crij
1857).
Eldest son of the late Captain John Tulloch ; 1. 1803 j
7/1. 1844 Emma Louisa, dau. of Sir W. H. Pearson^
M.D. Entered the Army in 1826 ; became Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 1844, Colonel 1854 ; is Military
Superintendent of Out- Pensioners ; was sent as
Joint Commissioner with Sir J. M'Neill to the
Crimea, in 1855, to investigate the causes of the
sufferings of the army before Sebastopol. — LTnited
Service Club, S.W. ; 63, Eaton Square, S.W.
TUNWARD, Rev. John (of Frampton House).
Eldest son of the late Charles Keightley Tunnardi
Esq., J. P., Major and Commanding Officer of the
Holland Yeomanry, by Charlotte, youngest dau.
Bartholomew Claypon, Esq., of Boston ; h. 1814 ^
s. 1837 ; 7((.1843 Martha Copland, dau. of C. Tawney,^
Esq. Educated at Eton and Exeter Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1837, M.A. 1349); entered Holy Orders
1837; appointed Vicar of Frampton (of which he
is patron) 1840 ; is a Magistrate for co. Lincoln.
This family is recorded in the first year of the
parish registers (1558, 3rd Elizabeth), and probably
came from Normandy ; and also appears, together
with other old families, in the Royal Roll of Ordi-
nances respecting swans on the river Witham, temp.
Henry VIII. — Frampton House, near Boston,
Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son Charles Thomas, h. 1843 ; educated
at Eton.
TUPPER, Martin Farquhar, Esq., D.C.L., F.R.S.
(of Albury).
Eldest son of the late Martin Tupper, Esq., by
Ellen Devis, dau. of Robert Morris, Esq., of co.
Lincoln ; h. 1810 ; .s\ 1844 ; m. 1835 Isabella, only
dau. of A. W. Devis, Esq., late of Calcutta.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1832, M.A. 184.'), D.C.L. 1847) ; caUed to
the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1835 (but has not
practised); author of "Proverbial Philosophy,"
&,c. This family are descended from a Lutheran
ancestor, exiled from France in 1549, by Charles V.,
and they received an heraldic augmentation from
William III. for the victory at La Hogue. —
Albury, near Guildford, Surrey; Furze Hill,
Brighton.
Heir, his son Martin Charles Selwyn, h. 1841.
TURBERVILL, Colonel Gervais Powell, K.H.
(of Ewenny Abbey).
Eldest surviving son of the late Richard Picton,
Esq., who assumed the name of Turbervill (who
was the elder brother of the late General Sir
Thomas Picton, G.C.B), by Elizabeth, eldest dau.
and co-heiress of the Rev. G. Powell, of Llan-
harran, co. Glamorgan ; h. 1790 ; s. his brother
1848 ; m. 1st 1840 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of S.
Dowell, Esq., of Bath ; 2ud 1845 Sarah Anne,
youngest dau. of G. Warry, Esq., of Shapwick,
Somerset. Educated at Westminster and the
Royal Military Coll. ; is a ISIagistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Glamorgan (High Sheriff 1849);
late Lieutenant-Colonel 12th foot. — This family is
one of the most illustrious and powerful of the
Norman houses which were established in Wales.
— Ewenny Abbey, near Bridgend, Glamorganshire.
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TUBBUTT, Gladwin, Esq. (of Ogston Hall).
Only son of the late William Turbutb, Esq., by-
Anne, tlau. of General Gladwin, of Slubbin Court,
Derby ; h. 1823 ; s. 1836 ; m. 18C0 Ellen, youngest
dau. of the late Baldwin Duppa Duppa, Esq., of
Hollingbourne House, Kent. Educated at Ch. Oh.,
Oxford (B.A. 1846), and became a Student of the
Inner Temple ; is a M.agistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Derby (High Sheriff 1858). This family was
formerly resident at Mount St. John, near Thirsk,
CO. York, of which co. Richard Turbutt, Esq., was
High Sheriff in 1710.— Ogston Hall, near Alfreton,
Derbyshire ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Gladwin, h. 1853.
TURING, Sir James Henry, Bart. (er. 1638).
Eldest son of the late John Turing, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. of Smart Tennent, Esq., Musselburg,
N.B. ; h. 1791 ; s. his kinsman as 3rd Bart. 1831 ;
m. 1821 Antoinette, dau. of Sir Alexander Ferrier,
K.H. Is British Consul at Rotterdam. This title,
dormant for many years after the death of the 1st
Bart., was resumed by the 2nd Bart, in 1792. —
British Consulate, Rotterdam.
Heii', his son Robert Eraser, h. 1827 ; m. 1853
Catherine Georgiana, dau. of Walter S. Davidson,
Esq., of Lowndes Square, S.W.
TURNER, Sir Edward Henry Page, Bart. (cr.
1733).
Only son of the late Sir Edward George Thomas
Page Turner, Bart., by Miss Williams, of South-
ampton ; h. 1823 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1846. Educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1844); is a Magistrate
for Beds, and Patron of 2 livings. The 3rd Bart,
assumed the name of Page on succeeding to the
j property of Sir G. Page, Bart. — Battlesden Park,
near Dunstable, Beds ; Conservative Club, S.W. ;
I 6, Sussex Square, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin Sir Henry Edward Leigh
Drj'den, Bart, (whom see).
iTURNER, Right Hon. Sir George James, Knt.
( (cr. 1851).
j Son of the late Rev. R. Turner, of Great Yar-
i mouth ; h. 1798 ; m. 1823 Mary Anne, dau. of E.
Jones, Esq. Educated at the Charterhouse and
Pembroke Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1819, M.A.
1822), and was Fellow of his college ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1821 ; is a Judge of Appeal
in Chancery ; was M.P. for Coventry 1847-51.— 23,
Park Crescent, N.W.
TURNER, Angus, Esq. (of Pitcairns).
Son of the late John Turner, Esq., of Greenfield,
CO. Dumbarton ; h. 1800 ; m. 1830 Mary, dau. of
Robert Grreme, Esq., of Garvock, co. Perth (whom
see). Educated at Glasgow University ; is a Magis-
trate for cos. Perth and Lanark ; appointed Legal
Assessor and Town Clerk of Glasgow 1829. This
family were long seated in cos. Dumbarton and
Argyle. — Pitcairns House, near Dunning, co.
Perth; 14, Woodside Terrace, Glasgow; Conser-
vative Club, S.W.
Co-heiresses, his daus. Jane Anne Aytoun, m. 1857
R. R. Bewley Caton, Esq. (1st Royals), son of
649
R. R. Caton, Esq., of Binbrook and Bishop Nor-
ton, CO. Lincoln, and Mary Helena de Jersey.
TURNER, Charles, Esq. (of Dingle Head).
Son of the late Ralph Turner, Esq., Merchant, of
Kingston-on-HuU ; h. 1803; m. 1843 Mary, dau.
of C. Whitaker, Esq., of Melton Hall, co. York.
Is a Magistrate for Liverpool, and a Merchant
there ; was M.P. for Liverpool 1852-3. — Dingle
Head, near Liverpool ; Union and Carlton Clubs,
S.W.
TURNER, George, Esq. (of Menie).
Eldest son of the late Robert Turner, Esq., by
Euphenia, dau. of George Simpson, Esq., of Hazle-
head; h. 1780; .s. 1810; m. 1822 Margaret, dau.
of John Ramsay, Esq., of Barra. Educated at
Aberdeen and Woolwich ; appointed Lieutenant
R.A. 1797 ; is Lieutenant-General Royal Artil-
lery ; is a Magistiate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Aberdeen. — Menie, near Belhelvie, Aberdeen ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Heiresses, his three daughters, Margaret, Helen,
and Rubina.
TURNER, James Aspinall, Esq.
Son of the late John Turner, Esq., of Mayfield,
near Bolton, co. Lancaster; h. 1797; m. 1823
Sarah, dau. of R.. G. Blackmore, Esq., of Man-
chester. Educated at the Grammar-school, Bolton-
le-Moors. Is a Merchant in Manchester ; has been
M.P. for Manchester since 1857. — Pendlebury
House, Manchester ; 36, St. James's Place, S.W.
TURNER, Lieutenant-Colonel John, C.B.
Son of the late Lieutenant-General C. Turner, by
Harriet, dau. of the late Rev. Dean Stevenson ; h.
1820 ; m. 1852 Caroline, 6th dau. of 1st Lord St.
Leonard's. Educated at the Royal Military Coll.,
Woolwich ; entered the Army 1839 ; appointed to
the Royal Horse Artillery 1844, became Lieutenant-
Colonel 1856 ; is a Knight of the Legion of Honour,
and bears the Turkish order of the Medjidie ; served
at the Cape of Good Hope 1841-3, in the Crimea
1854-5, in India 1857-9.
TURNER, William, Esq. (of Shrigley Hall).
Son of the late — Turner, Esq., of Blackburn ; h.
1776 ; m. 1810 his cousin Mary, dau. of — Turner,
Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Chester (High Sheriff
1826) ; was M.P. for Blackburn 1832-4.— Shrigley
Hall, Cheshire ; Mill Hill, near Blackburn, Lanca-
shire ; W^indham Club, S.W.
TURNER.
(See PoUdU-Turner.)
TURNLY, Robert Alexander, Esq. (of Drum-
nasole).
Eldest son of the late Francis Turnly, Esq., by
Dorothea Emelia, dau. of Colonel John Rochfort,
of Clogrenane, co. Carlo w ; b. 1805. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin. This family are of English
descent, one of their ancestors having settled in
Ireland temp. Oliver Cromwell. — Drumnasole, near
Glenarm, co. Antrim.
Heir Pres., his brother John, b. 1819 ; m. 1850
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Chcarlotte Emily, dau. of Edward Litton, Esq.,
Q.C., late M.P. for Coleraine. Educated at Tri-
nity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1841) ; is a Magistrate
and Grand Juror for co. Antrim.
TUENOK, Christopher, Esq. (of Stoke Roch-
ford).
Second son of the late Edmund Turner, Esq., by
his 2nd wife Dorothea, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel
Tucker ; h. 1810 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1837 Caroline, dau.
of the 10th Earl of Winchilsea. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln (High Sheriff 1833) ;
was M.P. for S. Lincolnshire 1841-7.— Stoke Eoch-
ford, near Grantham, Lincolnshire ; Carlton and
National Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Edmund, 5, 1838.
TITRTOKT, Captain Edmimd Henry (of Upsall).
Eldest son of the late Edmund Turton, Esq. (some
time M.P. for Hedon), by Marianne, only child and
heiress of the late Robert Bell Livesey, Esq., of
Kildale; h. 1825; s. 1857 ; m. 185G Cecilia Mary,
eldest dau. of Joseph, 4th Earl of Milltown. Edu-
cated at Eton ; appointed Cornet in the Army 1844,
Lieutenant 1846, Captain 3rd Dragoon Guards 1851 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the N. Riding
of Yorkshire. — Upsall, near Thirsk, and Larpool
Hall and Ugthorpe Lodge, near Whitby, York-
shire ; Reform, and Army and Navy Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Edmund Russborough, h. 1857.
TURVILLE, George Eortescue,* Esq. (of Bos-
worth Hall, Leicestershire).
Eldest son of the late Francis Eortescue Turville,
Esq., of Bosworth Hall, by Barbara, dau. of Charles
Talbot, Esq., of Hoare Cross, and sister of Charles,
Earl of Shrewsbury; h. 1782; s. 1839; m. 1826
Henrietta, dau. of Baron von der Lancken, of
Galenbeck, Mecklenburg-Schwerin. Educated at
Stonyhurst. This family came over to England
with William the Conqueror. — Bosworth Hall,
near Rugby.
Heir, his son Francis Eortescue, h. 1831 ; is
Captain Oxford Militia, C.M.G.
TIJYLIi, Sir 'WiUiam de, K.C.H. (cr. 1831).
Represents a noble Dutch family ; h. 177- ; m. 1846
IMadarae Muilman. Is a General in the Army, and
Colonel 7th Dragoons ; served in the Peninsula ;
was originally in the Dutch Army ; has held a
command in India. — United Service Club, S.W.
T'WEEDDALE (Marquis of), George Hay, K.T.,
C.B. (cr. 1694).
Eldest son of the 7th Marquis, by Hannah Char-
lotte, dau. of the 7th Earl of Lauderdale ; h. 1787 ;
s. 1804 ; m. 1816 Susan, dau. of the 5th Duke of
Manchester. Is a General in the Army, Colonel
30th Foot ; Lord-Lieutenant of co. Haddington ;
was Governor and Commander-in-Chief at Madras
1841-6. — Yester House, near Haddington, N.B. ;
United Service and Junior United Service Clubs,
S.W. ; 17, Upper Grosvenor Street, W.
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
Heir, his son Earl of Gifford, 6. 1822 ; educated
at Trinity Hall, Cambridge (M.A. 1845) ; late Pri-
vate Secretary to the Secretary of State for the
War Department ; has been M.P. for Totnes since
1855,
TW^EMLOW, Thomas Fletcher, Esq. (of Betley
Court).
Eldest son of Francis Twemlow, Esq., by Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Sir Thomas Fletcher, Bart., of
Betley Court ; h. 1816 ; m. 1849 Eliza Anne, dau.
of William Paynter, Esq., of Richmond, Surrey.
Educated at Rugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1837,
M.A. 1840) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1841 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Staf-
ford, and a Magistrate for co. Chester. ^ — Betley
Court, near Newcastle-under-Lyne, Staffordshire ;
University Club, S.W,
TWISLETON, Hon. Edward Turner Boyd.
Ninth son of the late Archdeacon Twisleton, and
brother of the 13th Lord Saye and Sele ; h. 1809 ;
5)1. 1852 Ellen, dau. of E. D wight, Esq. Educated
at Winchester and Trinity and Balliol Colls., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1834); called to the Bar
at the Inner Temple 1835 ; appointed Chief Com-
missioner of Poor Laws in Ireland 1840, resigned
1849 ; a Commissioner of Oxford University 1855.
—3, Rutland Gate, S.AV.
TWISS, George, Esq. (of BirdhiU).
Eldest son of the late Robert Twiss, Esq. (who was
High Sheriff of co. Kerry in 1802), by Elizabeth,
2nd dau. of Robert Atkins, Esq., of Firville,
Cork ; h. 1808 ; s. 1851. Is a Grand Juror for co.
Tipperary.- — BirdhiU, near Nenagh, co. Tipperary.
HeirPrcs., his brother Hastings, M.D. ; b. 1817 ;
m. 1855 Sarah, dau. and co-heir of Captain Stirlon,
E.I. Co.'s service.
TWOPENY, Edward, Esq. (of "Woodstock
Park).
Eldest son of the late Edward Soan Twopeny, Esq.,
of Rochester, by Susanna, dau. of David Jones,
Esq., Chief Clerk of the Engrossing Office, House
of Commons ; h. 1794 ; s. his uncle William Two-
peny, Esq., 1826 ; m. 1st 1822 Elizabeth, youngest
dau. of George Smith, Esq., of Camer, Meopham,
Kent ; 2nd 1843 Elizabeth Tucker, 2nd dau. of
Henry William Brooke, Esq., of Walmer. Edu-
cated at Cheam, Surrey ; is a Magistrate for Kent.
— Woodstock Park, near Sittingbourne, Kent.
Heir, his son Edward, in Holy Orders ; 6. 1827 ;
m. 1857 Caroline Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Charles
Parkin, Vicar of Lenham, Kent.
TWYSDEN, Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1611),
Eldest .son of the late Sir William Jervis Twysden,
Bart., by Frances, dau. of Alexander Wynch,
Esq., Governor of Madras ; h. 1788 ; s. as 8th
Bart. 1834 ; m. 1831 Eliza, dau. of Walter May,
Esq., of Hadlow, Kent, and widow of the Rev.
John Bosanquet Polhill.
Heir Pres., his brother Francis James, h. 1803;
m. 1st 1829 Cecilia, dau. of Lewis Bazalgette, Esq. ;
2nd 1858 Georgina, dau. of General Horsford.
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rYLDEN, Sir John Maxwell, Knt. (cr. 1812),
Son of the late E. Tylden, Esq., of Milstead Manor,
Kent, and nephew of the late Lieutenant-General
Sir S. Auchmuty, G.C.B. ; b. 1787 ; m. 1st 1829
Elizabeth, dau. of Eev. Dr. Walsh ; 2nd 1842
Charlotte, dau. of Sir R. Synge, Bart. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; formerly Lieu-
tenant-Colonel commanding 52ud foot ; has served
i in the Peninsula, India, and North and South
America. — Milstead Manor, near Sittingbourne,
Kent.
TYLDElSr, Lady.
Mary, elder dau. of the late Eev. G. D. Goodeve ;
m. 1st Captain J. H. Baldwin ; 2nd 1851 Brigadier-
General W. B. Tylden, who d. 1854. — Egerton
House, Kent.
TYLDEW-PATTENSOjST, William Hodges,
Esq.. (of Ibornden).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Cooke
Tylden -Pattenson, by Anne Eebecca, eldest dau.
of the late Thomas Law Hodges, Esq., M.P., of
Hemsted, Kent; b. 1822 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1854 Eliza
Matilda, only child of Eev. James Boys, Eector
of Biddenden. Is a Magistrate for Kent ; served in
the 25th regiment 1839-52, retired on appointment
to unattached company, by purchase. This family
assumed the surname and arms of Pattenson in
1799, by Eoyal permission granted to the Eev.
Eichard Cooke-Tylden, Eector of Frinsted and
Milsted, Kent, on succeeding to the Ibornden
estate. — -Ibornden, near Staplehurst, Kent.
ffetr, his son William Boys, b. 1855.
TYLER, Sir James, Knt, (cr. 1851),
Son of the late — Tyler, Esq. ; b. 1816. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ; late Lieu-
tenant of Corps of Gentlemen-at- Arms. — Pine House,
Hollo way, N.
TYLER, Sir George, K.H. (cr, 1838),
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir C. Tyler, G.C.B. ;
b. 1792 ; m. 1819 Harriet Margaret, dau. of the
late Eight Hon. J. Sullivan, of Eitchings Park.
Educated at the Eoyal Naval College ; is a Vice-
Admiral reserved ; formerly Governor of St. Vin-
cent's ; was M.P. for co. Glamorgan 1851-7. —
Cottrell, near Cardiff, Glamorganshire ; United Ser-
vice and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
TYLER, Gwinnett, Esq. (of Mount Gernos),
Second son of Admiral Sir George Tyler, K.H., by
Harriet, dau. of the late Eight Hon. John Sullivan,
of Eitchings Park, Bucks ; b. 1828 ; vi. 1852 Judith,
only dau. of the late Major Parry, of Mount Gernos,
CO. Cardigan. Is a Magistrate for cos. Cardigan
and Carmarthen, and a Dep. Lieut, for the former
county ; was formerly Lieutenant Eoyal Navy, —
Mount Gernos, near Newcastle Emlyn.
Heii; his son Gwinnett George, b. 1853.
TYLER, Henry, Esq. (of Wewtonlimavady),
Eldest son of the late Henry Huey, Esq. (who
assumed the additional name of Tyler on succeeding
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to the property of his grandfather, George Tyler,
Esq., of Newtonlimavady, in 1793), by Helen, dau.
of Archibald Maclarty, Esq., of Greenock ; b. 1813 ;
s. 1834 ; m. 1845 Jane, dau. of David Cather, Esq.,
Justice of Peace. Educated at Addiscombe ; ap-
pointed to Madras Artillery 1832, retired 1835 ;
is a Magistrate for co, Londonderry. — Newton-
limavady, CO. Londonderry.
Heir, his son George, b. 1852.
TYNDALE, William Earle, Esq. (of Holton
Cottage;,
Eldest son of the Eev. T. G. Tyndale, by Mary
Anne, dau. of Timothy Hare Earle, Esq., of Swal-
lowfield, Berks ; b. 1813 ; w. 1850 Elizabeth Carey,
dau. of George G. Sandeman, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon. — Holton Cottage, near
Wheatley, Oxon.
Heir, his son Henry Stafford, b. 1857.
TYNDALL, Robert, Esq, (of Oaklands),
Eldest son of the late Eobert Tyndall, Esq., for-
merly of Bellevue Park, co. Dublin, by Eliza, dau.
of the Eev, William Bolton (whose family possessed
considerable estates in co. Waterford) ; b. 1800 ;
s. 1834 ; m. 1833 Grace Sophia, only dau. of the
Eev. Thomas Harman, of Palace, co. Wexford. Is
a Magistrate for cos. Kilkenny and Wexford ; was
High Sheriff of co. Kilkenny 1843. This family is
descended from William Tyndale, who translated
the Scriptures into English, and suffered at the
stake in the 16th century. — Oaklands, near New
Eoss, CO. Wexford ; Miltown, co. Kilkenny.
Heir, his son Eobert, 6, 1837.
TYISTTE, Colonel Charles John Kemeys, F,R,S,
(of Halsewell House),
Only son of the late C. K. Kemeys-Tynte, Esq.
(who was M.P. for Bridgewater 1826-37) ; b. 1800;
m. 1st 1821 Elizabeth, dau. of the late T. Swinner-
ton, Esq. ; 2nd 1841 Vincentia, dau. of the late
W. Brabazon, Esq, Educated at Eton ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Glamorgan and
Somerset, and Colonel Eoyal Glamorgan Militia ;
Patron of 1 living ; was M.P. for W. Somerset
1832-7, and for Bridgewater since 1847. Is co-heir
to the barony of Wharton, ■ — Halsewell House,
near Bridgewater, Somerset ; 6, Sussex Square,
Brighton ; Brookes', Travellers', and Eeform Clubs,
S.W. ; Clarendon Hotel, W.
TYRELL, Sir John Tyssen, Bart, (cr, 1809),
Eldest son of the late Sir John Tyrell, Bart., by
Sarah, dau, of William Tyssen, Esq., of Waltham
House, Herts ; b. 1795 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1832 ; m.
1819 Eliza, dau. of the late Sir Thomas Pilkington,
Bart, (divorced). Educated at Winchester and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep, Lieut, for Essex, and Patron of 2 livings ;
was formerly Colonel W. Essex Militia, M.P. for
Essex 1830-1, and North Essex 1833-57.— Boreham
House, near Chelmsford, Essex ; Carlton C!lub,
S.W, ; 81, Jermyn Street, S.W,
TYRWHITT, Sir Henry Thomas, Bart, (cr,
1808),
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas John TjTwhitt-
Jones, Bart., by Elizabeth Walwyn, dau. of John
Tys]
Macnamava, Esq., of St. Kitts ; b. 1824 ; s. as 3rcl
Bart. 1839; m. 1853 Emma Harriet, dau. of the
late Hon. and Rev. Robert Wilson, and heiress
pres. to the Barony of Berners. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Salop ; formerly Lieutenant Rifle Brigade.
The present Bart, has dropped the additional name
of Jones, which was assumed by the 2nd Bart. —
Stanley Hall, near Bridgenorth, Shropshire.
J/cii; his son Harry, b. 1854.
TYSSEN-AMHURST, William Amliur.st, Esq.
(of Didlington).
Eldest son of the late W. G. T. Tyssen-Amhurst,
Esq. (who assumed the additional name of Amhurst
as lineal descendant, through his mother, of the
eldest branch of that ancient family), by Mary, eldest
dau. of Andrew Fountaine, Esq., of Narford Hall,
Norfolk ; b. 1835 ; .f. 1855 ; m. 1856 Margaret Susan,
only dau. of Admiral Robert Mitford, of Hunmanby
Hall, CO. York. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex, West-
minster, and Noi-folk. — Didlington Park, near
Brandon, Norfolk ; The Manor House, Hackney,
Middlesex.
Heirs Pres., his daus. Mary Rothes Margaret and
Sybil Margai'et.
TYTLER, James, Esq. (of Woodhouselee).
Second son of the late Alexander Eraser- Tytler,
Lord Woodhouselee, by Anne, dau. of WiUiam
Eraser, Esq., of Belmain ; b. 1780 ; m. 1810 Eliza-
lieth, dau. of Maurice Carmichael, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Midlothian. For
family descent, see Fra^a'-Ti/tler. — Woodhouselee,
near Edinburgh ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son James Stuart, b. 1820.
COUNTy FAMILIES OF
TYTLER.
(See Fraser-Tytler.
UFFINGTOlSr.
(See under Craven, Earl of.)
UPCHER, Henry Ramey, Esq. (of Sheringham
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Abbot Upcher, Esq., by
Charlotte, eldest dau. of Henry Lord Berners, of
Kirby, Norfolk, and Keythorpe, co. Leicester ;
b. 1810 ; ,9. 1819 ; m. 1838 Caroline, dau. of Joseph
Morris, Esq., of Ampthill House, Bedfordshire.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1832, M.A. 1835) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Norfolk. — Sheringham Hall, near Cromer,
Norfolk.
Heir, his son Henry Morris, b. 1839.
UP PL E BY, Leadbetter, Esq. (of "Wootton
House).
Eldest sou of the late John LTppleby, Esq., by
Kitty, only surviving dau. and heir of Roger Lead-
better, Esq., of Glawford Brigga ; b. 1799 ; -s. 1839;
m. 1847 Eliza Roberta, dau. of Admiral Sir Robert
Barrie and Julia his wife, dau. of Sir John Ingilby,
Bart. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lincoln ; was formerly Major R. N.
Lincoln Militia. — Ardrishaig, Argyleshire, N.B. ;
Wootton House, near Barrow-on-Humber, Lin-
colnshire ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, b. 1855.
UPTON, Hon, Arthur.
Third son of the 1st Viscount Templetown ; b. 1807.
Educated at the Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ;
entered the Army 1825; became Lieutenant-
Colonel Coldstream Guards 1851, a Major-General
in the Army 1855.— 92, Albany, W,
UPTON, Hon. George Frederick, C.B.
Second son of the 1st Viscount Templetown, and
heir-presumptive to that title ; b. 1802 ; m. 1850
Susan, dau. of General Sir A. Woodford, G.C.B.
Educated at Eton; entered the Army ]823, lie-
carae Lieutenant-Colonel Coldstream Guards 1855,
a Major-General in the Army 1858 ; served in the
Crimea 1854-5 ; is a Knight of the Legion of
Honour ; elected M.P. for co. Antrim 1859. —
Guards' Club, S.AV.
UPTON, Miss (of Ingmire Hall).
Eliza Frances, eldest dau. of the late Thomas Upton,
Esq., of Ingmire Hall (who d. 1843), by Eliza, dau.
of Benjamin Way, Esq., of Denham Place, Bucks,
and sister Sir of J. H. C4reville Smyth, Bart, (whom
see) ; s. 1853. This family was settled in Cornwall
before the Norman Conquest, and for some cen-
turies at Lupton, near Torquay, Devon. — Ingmire
Hall, near Kendal, Westmoreland.
UPTON, Lewis, Esq. (of Glyde Coxirt).
Second surviving son of the late Rev. S. W. LTpton,
Rector of Kilmoon, co. Meath, by Margaret, dau. of
Lewis F.Irwin, Esq., of Tanragoe, co. Sligo ; i. 1805;
s. his brother 1824 ; in. 1844 Isabella Sophia Geor-
giana, only child of W. H. Feilde, Esq., of Nether-
field House, Herts. Is a Magistrate for co. Louth
(High Sheriff 1846) ; a Captain in the Army, re-
tired ; was formerly in the Cavalry, 4th Light
Dragoons and 9th Lancers. This family was for-
merly of Devon, settling there at Upton Pine, after
the Norman Concj^uest. — Glyde Court, near Castle
Bellingham, co. Louth ; Stansteadbury, near Ware,
Herts; Junior United Service Club, S.W,
Heir Pres., his brother Arthur Shuckburgh,
b. 1807.
UPWOOD, Rev. Thomas Thorogood (of Lovell'a
HaU).
Only son of the late Thomas Upwood, Esq., by
Anne, dau, of Joseph Hare, Esq., of Hamstall
Hall, CO. Stafford ; b. 1794 ; m. 1822 Jane, dau. of
William Stephens, Esq., of Alderniaston, Berks.
Educated at Pembroke Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1815, M.A. 1817), elected Fellow of ClareColl., Cam-
bridge, 1816 ; is Vicar of Terrington St. Clement's,
and Rector of Clench warton, Norfolk, and a Magis-
trate for Norfolk. — Lovell's Hall, Terrington St.
Clement's, near Lynn, Norfolk.
URQUHART, David, Esq. (of MoUands).
Only surviving son of the late David ITrquhart,
Esq., of Cromarty, N.B. ; b. 1805. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Oxford ; appointed to the Diplo-
matic service 1825, and was formerly Secretary of
the Embassy at Constantinople ; author of several
works on Russia, Turkey, Finance, and General
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Politics; was M.P. for Staft'ord 1847-52. This
family were devottd ndherents of the Stuart cause,
and were Heritable Sheriffs of co. Cromarty from
the reign of Edw.ard I. till 1745.— MoUands, Perth-
shire, N.B. ; Bittern Manor, near Southampton,
Hants.
UBQUHART.
(See Pollard-Urquhart)
USBORNE, Thomas Henry (of Marley-Biiry
Manor) .
Only son of the late Thomas Usborne, Esq., of
Gillwell Park, Sewardstone, Essex, by Rebecca,
dau. of George Price, of Walworth Grove ; h. 1810;
s. 1845 ; m. 1831 Emma, youngest dau. of Thomas
S. Benson, Esq., of North Cray Place, Kent. Edu-
cated at Eton and Gtittingen ; is the author of a
"New Guide to the Levant, Egypt, Syria, &c.;"
"The Jesuits, their Rise and Progress;" "The
Magician Priest," &c. This family trace back their
pedigree in lineal descent to Osbertua de Heng-
hurst, h. A.D. 1405. — Great St. Dennis, Staple-
hurst, Kent ; Marley - Bury Manor, Therfield,
Herts ; National Club, S.W. ; 30, Onslow Square,
S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Starling, late 7th Dragoon
Guards, 6. 1834.
USSHEB, Christopher, Esq. (of Eastwell).
Eldest son of the late John Ussher, Esq., of East-
well, by Mary, dau. of the late Captain Ussher, of
Canada ; h. 1834 ; s. 1855. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin. This family, formerly Neville, as-
sumed the name of Ussher, one of its members
having borne the oflSce of Usher of the Black Rod
in the reign of King John, about which time they
settled in Ireland. — Eastwell, near Kilrickle, co.
Galway ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin.
USSHER, John Glascott, Esq. (of Landscape).
Eldest son of the late John Ussher, Esq., by Lucy,
dau. of the Rev. William Glascott, of Aldertown ;
h. 18— ; s. 1844. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin ; called to the Irish Bar 1839 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Wexford. This family is a very old one in
Ireland, and is the same as that of the celebrated
Archbishop James Ussher. — Landscape, near New
Ross, CO. Wexford.
Heir, his brother Richard, h. 18 — ; m. 1849
Charlotte, dau. of the Rev. James Metge.
USSHEB, Bichard John, Esq. (of Cappagh).
Only son of the late Richard Keily Ussher, Esq.,
by his 2nd wife Isabella, dau. of Colonel Jasper
Grant; h. 1841; s. 1854. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin. This family was formerly named
Neville, a very ancient Saxon family (of whom was
the "King-maker," Guy, Earl of Warwick) ; one
member of it came to Ireland as Usher of the Black
Rod to King John ; whence the name. — Cappagh,
near Cappoquin, co. Waterford.
UXBRIDGE.
(See under Anijlciej.
USTICKE.
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(See Nowell-Ustiche.)
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VALE, the Bev. William Scarlett.
Eldest .son of the late William Vale, Esq., R.N.,
by Catherine, dau. of Thomas Ridgley, Esq. ;
h. 1820 ; m. 1858 Charlotte, only child of Major
Croxton, of the Bengal Artillery. Educated at
Heidelberg and Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1843, M.A. 1845) ; is a Magistrate for cos. Wor-
cester and Hereford. — Mathon Lodge, near Mal-
vern, Worcestershire ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Croxton, h. 1859.
VALENTIA (Viscount), Arthur Annesley (or.
1622).
Eldest son of the late Arthur Annesley, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of Sir C. Hardy ; h. 1785 ; s. 1844 ;
m. 1808 Eleanor, dau. of the late H. O'Brien, Esq.
(she c?. 1843). Educated at Harrow; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon ; late Captain 7th
Hussars. Patronage 1 living. Descended from a
common ancestor with Earl Annesley. — Bleching-
ton Park, near Oxford ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his grandson Arthur, 6. 1843.
VALIANT, Lady.
Henrietta Wilson, eldest dau. of J. Lockhart, Esq. ;
m. 1807 Major-General Sir Thomas Valiant, K.C.B.,
who d. 1845. — 12, Ladbroke Terrace, NottingHill,
W.
VALLETOBT.
(See under Mount Edgcumhe.)
VANCE, John, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Andrew Vance, Esq., of
Dublin; h. 18 — ; m. 1846 Anne Eliza, dau. of
H. Dresser, Esq. Graduated B.A. at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is an Irish and Colonial Merchant, and a
Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire ; has
been M.P. for Dublin since 1852. —8, Rutland
Square, Dublin : Carlton and Windham Clubs,
S.W. ; 2, Rutland Gate, W.
VANDELEUB, Lady.
Catherine, dau. of the Rev. J. Glasse ; m. 1829
General Sir J. 0. Vandeleur, G.C.B., who d. 1849.
— 13, Waterloo Road, Dublin.
VANDELEUB, Colonel Crofton Moore (of Kil-
rush House).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. J. O. Vandeleur,
by Frances, dau. of the 1st Marquis of Drogheda,
K.P. ; h. 1809 ; m. 1832 Lady Grace Toler, 2nd
dau. of the 2nd Earl of Norbury. Educated at
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Clare (High Sheriff
1832), and Colonel Clare regiment of Militia ;
elected M.P. for co. Clare 1859. — Kilrush House,
CO, Clare ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Crofton, h. 1833.
Van]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
VANE (Earl), George Henry Robert Charles
Vane-Tempest (cr. 1823).
Second son of the 3rd Marquis of Londonderry, by
his 2nd wife Frances Ann, dau. of the late Sir H.
Vane-Tempest, Eart. ; b. ] 821 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1846
Mary Corneha, only dau. of Sir J. Edwards, Bart.
Educated at Eton and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1845) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Durham and Colonel
N. Durham Militia ; late Lieutenant 1st Life-guards ;
was M.P. for N. Durham 1847-54.— Seaham Hall,
near Sunderland ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 3, Tilney
Street, W.
Ilcir, his son Viscount Seaham, h. 1852.
VANE, Lord Harry George (of Battle Abbey).
Third son of the 1st Duke of Cleveland, and heir
pres. to that title ; b. 1803 ; m. 1834 Catherine
Lucy Wilhelmina, dau. of the 4th Eiirl Stanhope
(widow of Lord Dalmeny). Educated at Eton and
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829) ; is a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Durham ; formerly Secretary of Legation at
Stockholm; wasM.P. for S.Durham 1841-59 ; elected
M.P. for Hastings 1859.— Battle Abbey, Sussex ;
Keform Club, S.W. ; 29, Grosvenor Square, W.
VANE, Sir Henry Ralph, Bart. (cr. 1786).
Eldest son of the late Sir Francis Vane, Bart., by
Diana Olivia, dau. of Charles George Beauclerk,
Esq., of St. Leonard's Lodge, Horsham, Sussex ;
b. 1830 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1842. Educated at Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland
(High SherifF1856), and Lieutenant Westmoreland
and Cumberland Yeoraamy. Patron 1 living. This
familyis descended from a common ancestor with the
Duke of Cleveland and the Earl of Westmoreland.
— Hutton Hall, near Penrith, and Armathwaite
Hall, near Cockermouth, Cumberland ; Arthur's
Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Frederick Fletcher, Cap-
tain 23rd Fusiliers, h. 1832.
VANE, Morgan, Esq.
Only son of the late Kev. Robert Morgan Vane, of
Lowick, CO. Northampton, by Sarah, dau. of Joseph
Tolson, Esq., of Birdley, Cumberland, who was
elder son of Morgan Vane, of Bilby, Notts, Comp-
troller of the Stamp Otfice, and grandson of the
Hon. Morgan Vane, younger son of Christopher
Lord Barnard; b. 1833. Educated at Shrewsbury
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; an Officer in the Hunting-
donshire Militia ; is in remainder to the Barony of
Barnard, one of the inferior titles of the Duke of
Cleveland. — Fulham Villa, Leamington.
VANE, Henry Morgan, Esq.
Elder son of the late John Henry Vane, Esq., who
■was younger sou of Morgan Vane, Esq. (see above),
by Eliza, youngest dau. of John Nicholson, Esq.,
of Glandford Bridge ; b. 1808 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1853
Louisa, younger dau. of Rev. Richard Farrer,
Rector of Ashley, co. Northampton. Called to
the Bar at the Inner Temple 1843 ; appointed
Secretary to the Charity Commission 1853; is a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham. — Reform Club, S.W. ;
74, Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry De Vere, b. 1854.
VANE-TEMPEST, Lord Adolphus Frederic
Charles William.
Third son of the 3rd Marquis of Londonderry (byj
2nd marriage); h. 1825. Educated at Eton ; is
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham
Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel Scots Fusiliei
Guards ; served in the Crimea 1854-5 ; assumed
the name of Tempest 1854 ; was M.P. for the city
of Durham 1852-3 ; has been M.P. for N. Durham |
since 1854. — Carlton, White's, and Guards' Clubs,']
S.W. ; Holdernesse House, Park Lane, W, ■
VANS-AGNEW, Robert, Esq. (of Barnbarrach).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Patrick Vans-Agnew,
of Barnbarroch and Sheuchan, co. Wigtown, by
Catharine, dau. of D. Eraser, Esq., of Inverness ;
I. 1817 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1852 Mary Elizabeth, 2nd
dau. of Sir David Hunter Blair, Bart. Educated
at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Wigtown. — Barnbarrach, near Wigtown, N.B. ;
Park House, near Stranraer, N.B.
Heir, his son Pati'ick Alexander, b. 1856.
VANSITTART, Hon. Mrs.
Theresa, 2nd dau. of the late Baroness Newcomen
{ext.) ; m. l.st 1796 Sir C!. Turner, Bart. {d. 1810) ;
2nd 1812 H. Vansittart, Esq., who d. 1848.—
Kirkleatham, near Gisborough, Yorkshire.
VANSITTART, George Henry, Esq. (of Bis-
ham Abbey, Berks).
Eldest son of the late General Vansittart, of Bisham
Abbey, by Ann Mary, dau. of Thomas Copson,
Esq. ; h. 1823 ; m. 1851 Catherine Elizabeth, dau,
of J. Steuart Menzies, Esq., of Culdare, co. Perth.
Educated at Eton and Balliol Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks ; was M.P.
for Berks 1847-59. This family is a younger branch
of that of the late Lord Bexley. — Bisham Abbey,
near ]\Iaidenhead ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 8, New
Cavendish Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother, &. 182-.
VANSITTART, WHliam, Esq.
Third son of the late Colonel A. Vansittart, of
Shottesbrook Park, Berks, by Caroline, dau. of the
1st Lord Auckland ; b. 1813 ; n. 1st 18— Emily,
dau. of Colonel R. Anstruther, of Bengal Cavalry ;
2nd 18 — Henrietta, eldest dau. of the late A.
Humphrys, Esq. (she el. 18 — ). Educated at Eton
and Haileybury ; was formerly in the E.I. Co.'s
Civil service at Bengal ; has been M.P. for Wind-
sor since 1857. — 16, Brunswick Square, Brighton ;
Carlton and Conservative Clubs, S.W. ; 27, Dover
Street, W,
VAN-STRAITBENZEE, Sir Charles Thomas,
K.C.B. (cr. 1858).
Second son of the late Thomas Van-Straubenzee,
Esq., Major Royal Artillery, by Maria, dau. of
Henry Bowen, Esq., and brother of Major Van-
Straubenzee, of Spennithorne Hall (whom see) ;
b. 1812 ; rii. 1841 Charlotte, youngest dau. of Ge-
neral J. L. Richardson ; is a Major-General in the
654
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Vav
Army (which he entered 1828) ; formerly Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 3rd foot ; served at Coorj, and was
present at Maharajpore (medal) ; served in the
Crimea 1854-6 ; made a K.C.B. for his services as
Commander of the forces before Canton. — Spenni-
thorne, near Bedale, Yorkshire ; United Service
Club, S.W.
VAN-STRAUBENZEE, Major Henry (of Spen-
nithorne Hall).
Eldest son of the late Major T. Van-Straiibenzee,
Eoyal Artillery, by Maria, dau. of Major Henry
- Bowen ; h. 1810 ; s. his grand-uncle Marwood
Turner Van-Straubenzee, Esq., 1824; m. 1832
Henrietta, dau. of John, 1st Lord AVi-ottesley. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the N. Riding of
Yorkshire, and Major 2nd West York Light In-
fantry Militia ; entered the 14th Light Dragoons
1829, became Major 1842. This family is de-
scended from Count Van-Straubenzee, who was a
Captain in the Dutch Guards, and came to England
with William III. — Spennithorne Hall, near Bedale,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Turner, Lieutenant Eoyal Horse
Artillery, h. 1838.
VASSALL, Lady.
Letitia Sarah, dau. of E. B. Napier, Esq. ; m. 1st
1814 Rev. C. H. Pulsford ; 2nd 1844 Sir S. H. L.
Vassall (who d. 1846). — 29, Hyde-Park Gardens,
W.
VAUGHAN OF NANNAU.
(See Lloijd, in Supplement.)
VAUGHAN" OP RHUG.
(See Wynn, Hon. C. P.)
VAUGHAI7, Lieutenant-Colonel Jolin Francis
(of Courtfleld, MonmouttLshire).
Eldest son of William Vaughan, Esq., by Teresa,
dau. of Thomas Weld, Esq., of Lulworth Castle,
Dorset ; b. 1808 ; m. 1830 Eliza Louisa, dau. of the
late John Rolls, Esq., of The Hendre, co. Mon-
mouth. Educated at Stonyhurat and St. Acheul ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Gloucester,
Monmouth, and Hereford. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with Lord Newborough.
— Courtfield, near Ross ; Union Club, S.W. ; 22,
Montagu Square, W.
Heir, his son Herbert Alfred, h. 1832.
VAITGHAlsr, Robert Chambre, Esq. (of Burlton
HaU).
Only child of the late Captain Thomas Vaughan,
by Lowry Nanney, dau. of William Wynn, Esq., of
Maes-y-neuadd, co. Merioneth ; h. 1796 ; s. 1804 ;
111. 1829 Anna, 3rd dau. of the Hon. Edward Massy.
Educated at Rugby and Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1818). This family, formerly of Plas Thomas,
is descended from the celebrated Tudor Trevor. —
— Burlton Hall, near Shrewsbury.
Heir, his son John Nanney Chambre (of Wood-
gate, CO. Salop), h. 1830 ; m. 1855 Catherine Massy,
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eldest dau. of Thomas Dickin, Esq., of Loppington
House, CO. Salop.
VAUGHTON, Robert Dymock, Esq.
Eldest son of the late R. D. Vaughton, Esq., by
Mary Anne, only dau. of the late Edward Dymock,
Esq., of Penley Hall, co. Flint ; h. 1827 ; s. 1855 ;
m. 1858 Emily, dau. of J. M. Boultbee, Esq., and
Lady Elizabeth Boultbee, of Springfield, co. War-
wick. Is a Magistrate for co. Warwick, and a
Captain in the 1st Warwickshire Militia ; was for-
merly Captain in the 90th Light Infantry, and
served in the Crimea. This family was formerly
of Aslifurlong, co. Warwick. — Warwick ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
VAUX OP HARRO"WDE]Sr (Lord), George
Mostyn (cr. 1523).
Only son of the late C. B. Mostyn, Esq., of Kid-
dington, Oxon, by Mary Lucinda, dau. of the late
G. Butler, Esq. ; h. 1804 ; m. 1828 Caroline, dau.
of Colonel A. Vansittart. Is a a Magistrate for
Westmeath ; descended from a common ancestor
with Lord Brougham and Vaux. This peerage
was in abeyance 1663-1838. — Rosmeade, near Castle-
town Delvin, co. Westmeath ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ;
Stafi-ord Club, W.
Heir, his son George Charles, h. 1830 ; educated
at Oscott ; appointed Captain 3rd Surrey Militia
1853.
VAVASOUR, Sir Edward, Bart. (cr. 1791).
Eldest son of the late Hon. Sir Edward Marmaduke
Vavasour, Bart, (a younger son of IGth Lord Stour-
ton, who assumed the name of Vavasour on suc-
ceeding to the Hazlewood estates), by Marcia Brid-
get, dau. of the late James Lane-Fox, Esq., of
Bramham Park, co. York ; h. 1815 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1847. Patron of 1 living. — Hazlewood Castle, near
Heir P'res., his brother William,* h. 1822 ; m.
1846 Mary Constantia, dau. of 7th Lord Clifford.
VAVASOUR, Sir Henry Mervyn, Bart, (cr.
1801).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Maghull Mervyn
Vavasour, Bart., by Anne, dau. of William Vavasour,
Esq., LL.D., of Dublin ; h. 1814 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1838 ; m. 1853 Louisa Anne Neville, dau. of Lord
Braybrooke. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Yorkshire ; was Major W. York Militia. Is de-
scended maternally from the ancient family of
Vavasour, of Spaldington and Hazlewood, whose
Baronetcy became extinct in 1826, and is senior
Baronet of the United Kingdom. — Spaldington
Hall, near Howden, Yorkshire ; Travellers' Club,
S.W.
VAVASOUR, Hon. Mrs. (of Hazlewood Castle).
Mary Constantia, 2nd dau. of Sth Lord Clifford ;
m. 1846 William Vavasour, Esq. (next brother of
Sir E. A^avasour, Bart.), who d. 1860. — Hazlewood
Castle, near Tadcaster, Yorkshire.
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
\
VAVASOUR, William Thomas, Esq. (of Slaugh-
ter Manor).
Only son of the late IJev. Richard Vavasour, by
Julia, dau. of Thomas Hii)pon Vavasour, Esq. ;
6. 1819; s. 1853; m. 1841 Caroline Susan, 2nd
dau. of the late Lieutenant-General Sir Henry
Mervyn Vavasour, Bart., of Spaldington. Edu-
cated at Eugby ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester.
This family is a younger branch of the Vavasours of
Spaldington. — Slaughter Manor House, near Stow-
on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire.
VEALE, James Harris, Esq. (of Passaford).
Eldest son of the late James Veale, Esq., who was
4th son of William Mallet, Esq., of Ash House,
Iddesleigh, Devon, and assumed the name and
arms of Veale on succeeding to the estate, under
the will of his uncle, James Veale, Esq., of Passa-
ford,* and Susanna his wife ; b. 1800 ; .s. 1816 ;
111. 1830 Emily, eldest dau. of the late Henry
Nevile, clerk. Rector of Cottesmore, co. Rutland.
Educated at Catharine Hall, Cambridge ; is a Ma-
gistrate for Devon. — Passaford, near Hatherleigh,
Devon.
Jlcir, his son Henry Mallet, 7j. 1831.
VEASEY, David, Esq. (of Castle HiU House).
Third son of the late David Veasey, Esq., of Hunt-
ingdon ; b. 1791 ; m. 1817 Elizabeth, eldest dau.
of Ingram Chapman, Esq., of Whitby, co. York.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hunts. —
Castle Hill House, near Huntingdon : Union Club,
S.W.
Ileii; his .son Francis Gerald, b. 1832 ; M.A. of
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; Rector of All Saints'
and St. John's, Huntingdon.
VEITCH, James, Esq. (of Eliock House).
Eldest son of the late Henry Veitch, Esq., of
Eliock, by Zepherina, dau. of Thomas Loughnan,
Esq., of Madeira ; b. 1799 ; s. 1838 ; //t. 1831
Hannah Charlotte, dau. of James Hay, Esq., of
Hopes. Educated at Edinburgh ; called to the
Scottish Bar 1821 ; appointed Sheriff Substitute of
CO. Lanark 1833, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Dumfries 1829. This family was formerly
of Dawick, co. Peebles. — Eliock House, near San-
quhar, Dumfriesshire.
Heir Prcs., his nephew Henry Veitch, b. 1833,
in Holy Orders.
VENABLES, Rowland Jones, Esq. (of Oak-
hurst).
Eldest son of the late Jiev. Joseph Venables, by
Mary, dau. of Edward Rowland, Esq., of Garthen
Lodge, near Ruabon, co. Denbigh ; b. 1812 ;
//(. 1837 Harriet, dau. of Edgar Corrie, Esq., of
Vale Lodge, near Leatherhead, Surrey. Is a Ma-
gistrate for COS. Salop and Denbigh, and Lieu-
tenant N. Salop Yeomanry Cavalry. — Oakhurst,
near Oswestry, Shropshire ; Conservative Club,
S.W.
* The estate of Passaford was purchased a.d. 1620, by an
ancestor of the family, Walter Veale, clerk, Rector of Iddes-
leigh.
VENTRY (Lord), Thomas Townsend Aremberg
de Molejais (cr. 1800).
Only son of the late Hon. T. D. E. Moleyn.s, by
Christabella, dau. of S. Dayrolles, Esq., and
nephew of the 2nd Lord ; b. 1786 ; .?. 1827 ; m. 1821
Elizabeth Theodora, dau. of Sir J. B. Blake, Bart.
Was formerly Captain 43rd foot. — Burnham House,
CO. Kerry.
Heir, his son Dayrolles Blakeney, Lieutenaut-
Colonel Kerry Militia, b. 1828.
VERE, John, Esq. (of Carlton House).
Eldest son of the late P. Vere, Esq., by Elizabeth,
only dau. of S. Egginton, Esq. ; b. 1797. Educated
at Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1819, M.A.
1823) ; is a Magistrate for Notts (High Sheriff
1847). — Carlton House, near Newark, Notts ; Uni-
versity Club, S.W.
Heir Prcts., his brother James, b, 18 — .
VERE.
(See Hope- Vcre.)
VEREKER, Hon. John Prendergast.
Second son of the 3rd Viscount Gort, by Maria,
dau. of the 1st Viscount Guillamore ; b. 1822;
m. 18.58 Louisa, only dau. and heiress of George
Medlicott, Esq., and graud-dau. of the late Arthur
Magan, Esq., M.P., of Clonearl, King's co., and
niece of the late Baroness Castlecoole. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1843) ; called to
the Irish Bar in 1847 ; Avas formerly President of
the Dublin Chemical Society. — 5, Rutland Square
East, Dublin.
VERNER, Sir WUliam, Bart. (cr. 1846).
Eldest son of the late James Verner, Esq., by Jane,
dau. of the Rev. Henry Clarke, of Anasamraery,
CO. Armagh ; b. 1782 ; m. 1819 Harriet, dau. of
the Hon. Colonel Edward Wingfield. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Tyrone, Monaghan,
and Armagh, and a Lieutenant-Colonel in the
Army ; served in 7th Hussars in the Peninsular
war ; has been M.P. for co. Armagh since 1832. — •
Innismagh, co. Tyrone ; Verner 's Bridge, near
]Moy, CO. Antrim ; Carlton and Junior United Ser-
vice Clubs, S.W. ; 86, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his son William, late Lieutenant and Cap-
tain Coldstream Guards ; b. 1852 ; m. 1850 Mary
Frances Hester, dau. of the late Lieutenant-General
the Hon. Sir Hercules Pakenham, K.C.B. ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tyrone (High
Sheriff 1847), and for co. Armagh (High Sheriff
1848).
VERNER, Captain Thomas (of LiUiput, co.
Antrim).
Third son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Verner,
and brother of Major W. Verner, of Windsor, near
Belfast (whom see) ; b. 1811. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim, and Captain of the
Queen's Royal Antrim Rifles. — Lilliput, near Bel-
fast ; Carlton Club, S.W.
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VERNER, Major 'William (of 'Windsor, co. An-
trim) .
Second son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Vernei-,
of Churchill, Armagh (who was eldest brother of
Sir William Verner, Bart., M.P.), by Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir Edward May, Bart., of Mayfield, and
sister to Anna, Marchioness of Donegall ; h. 1809 ;
m. 1833 his cou.sia Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of
Rev. Edward May. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1836); is a Magistrate and
Treasurer for co. Antrim, and Major Antrim Artil-
lery ; was formerly Chief Commissioner of Insol-
vent Estates in New South Wales. This fivmily
is of Saxon origin, subsequently settled in Scotland,
and derives from the Verners of Auchertennie. —
Windsor, near Belfast.
VERNE Y, Sir Harry, Bart. (cr. 1818).
Eldest son of the late General Sir Harry Calvert,
Bart., G.C.B., by Caroline, dau. of Thomas Ham-
mersley, Esq., of Pall Mall, London ; h. 1801 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1826 ; m. 1st 1835 Eliza, dau. of
Admiral Sir George Johnstone- Hojie, K.C.B. ;
2nd 1838 Frances Parthenop. dau. of William
Edward Nightingale, Esq., of Embly, Hants. Edu-
cated at Harrow and the JNIilitary Coll., Marlow ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks, and
a Major in the Army, retired, formerly in Gre-
nadier Guards, and Major Bucks Militia ; was M.P.
for Buckingham 1832-41, for Bedford 1847-52,
rechosen for Buckingham 1857 and 1859. Has
assumed the name of Yerney in lieu of Calvert. —
Claydon House, near Winslow, Bucks ; Travellers'
Club, S.W. ; 32, South Street, Park Lane, W.
Heir, his son Edmund Hope, E.N., h. 1838.
VERWON (Lord), George John "Warren (cr.
1762).
Only son of the 4th Lord, by Frances Maria, dau.
of the late Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren ; h.
1803 ; s. 1835 ; m. l.st 1824 Isabella Catharine,
dau. of Cuthbert Ellison, Esq. ; 2nd 1859 Frances
Maria Emma, only dau. of the late Rev. Brooke
Boothby. Assumed the name of Warren in lieu
of Vernon 1837 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Cheshire ; was
M.P. for Derbyshire 1830-4. Patron of 4 livings.
— Sudbury Hall, near Derby ; 7, Upper Belgrave
Street.
Heiv, his son Augustus Henry, h. 1829 ; m. 1851
Harriet, 3rd dau. of 1st Earl of Lichfield ; became
Lieutenant and Captain Scots Fusilier Guards 1850,
retired 1851 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Stafford.
VERNON, Hon. and Rev. Courtenay John.
Third son of the 1st Lord Lyveden ; 6. 1828 ; m.
1857 Alice Gertrude, dau. of the Rev. Maurice
Fitzgerald Stephens Townsend. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge; is Rector of Grafton
Underwood. — Grafton Underwood Rectory, near
Northampton.
VERNON, Hon. Gowran Charles.
Second son of the 1st Lord Lyveden ; h. 1825 ; m.
1857 Caroline, dau. of the late J. N. Fazakerley,
Esq., M.P. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
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Cambridge ; is a Earrister-at-Law of the Midland
Circuit ; appointed Recorder of Lincoln 1859. —
37, Montague Square, W. ; 11, King's-Bench
Walk, Temple, E.G.
VERNON, Hon. Greville Richard,
Fourth son of the Ist Lord Lyveden ; h. 1835 ; m.
1858 Susan, dau. of R. H. Cockerell, Esq. Edu-
cated at Harrow ; was attached to Sir Henry Bul-
■wer's special mission to the Danubian Principalities.
— Coul House, Dingwall, N.B.
VERNON, Hon. and Rev. John Venables,
Third son of the 3rd Lord Vernon (by his 2nd
marr.) ; /j. 1798 ; m. 1st 1830 Frances Barbara,
dau. of T. Duncombe, Esq. (d. 1848); 2nd 1853
Caroline, dau. of late Hon. Sir E. Paget, G.C.B.
Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1819, M.A. 1822) ; appointed Rector of Kirkby
1829, of Nuthall 1837. — Nuthall Rectory, Not-
tingham.
VERNON, Hon. and Rev. William Harcourt.
Third son of the late Hon. and Most Rev. Dr. E.
Vernon-Harcourt, Lord Archbishop of York ; h.
1789; m. 1824 Matilda Mary, dau. of the late
Lieutenant Colonel William Gooch. Educated at
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1814); is a
Canon of York and Rector of Bolton Percy. — Bol-
ton Percy Rectory, near York.
Heir, his son Edward William, h. 1825 ; m. 1849
Susan Harriet, only dau. of the Earl of Sheffield.
VERNON, Hon. William John Borlase-Warren-
Venables-.
Younger son of the 5th Lord Vernon; h. 1834 ;
7/1. 1855 Agnes Lucy, dau. of Sir J. P. Boileau,
Bart. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and Lieutenant Staf-
fordshire Militia. Assumed the additional name
of Borlase- W^arren 1856. — Sudbury Hall, near
Derby; 7, Upper Belgrave Street, S.W.
VERNON, Vice-Admiral Frederick Edward.
Fourth son of the late Hon. and Most Rev. Dr. E.
Vernon-Harcourt, Lord Archbishop of York ; b.
1790; m. 183- Marcia, d.au. of the late Vice-
Admiral J. R. D. Tollemache. Enter-ed the Royal
Navy 1803, and served in the West Indies and the
Baltic ; is a Vice-Admiral retired. — United Ser-
vice Club, S.W. ; 47, Cadogan Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Augustus Geoi'ge, h. 1834.
VERNON, Granville Harconrt, Esq. (of Grove
Hall).
Sixth son of the late Hon. and Most Rev. Dr.
Edward Vernon-Harcourt, Lord Archbishop of
York, by Ann, 3rd dau. of the 1st Marquis of
Stafford, and sister of George, 1st Duke of Suther-
land, K.G. ; b. 1792 ; m. 1st 1814 Frances Julia,
dau. and heir of the late Anthony Hardolph Eyre,
Esq., ofGrove Hall, Notts (she d. 1844) ; 2nd 1855
Pyne Jessie, eldest dau. of the 22Dd Lord Dacre.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1814, M.A.
1816); is Chancellor of the Province of York ; was
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
M.P. for E. Retford 1831-47.— Grove Hall, near
East Retford, Notts ; 5, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Htir, his son Granville Edward (whom see).
VEBirOIsr, Granville Edward Harcovirt, Esq.
Eldest son of Granville Harcourt Vernon, Esq.
(whom see), by Frances .Julia, dau. of Anthony
Hardolph Eyre, Esq., of Grove Hall; h. 1816;
m. 1854 Seliua Catherine, only dau. of the Earl of
Clanwilliam, K.P. Educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch., O.xford (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1841); was
Private Secretary to the Earl of St. German's
■when Secretary for Ireland 1811-4, and to the
Duke of Newcastle 1844-6 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Notts, and a Captain of the Clumber
troop of Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry Cavalry. —
Grove Hall, near Retford, Notts; White's Club,
S.W.; 9, Hertford Street, W.
VERIvrOlSr, General Henry Cliarles Edward,
C.B. (of HHton Park).
Only son of the late Henry Vernon, Es({., of
Hilton Park, by his 1st wife Penelope, dau. of
Arthur Graham, Esq., of Dublin ; h. 1779 at
Geneva; 5. 1814; m. 1804 Maria, 4th dau. of
George John Cooke, Esq., of Harefield Park,
Middlesex (she d. 1827). Entered the Army 1798 ;
became Captain 1801, then Brigade Major on the
staif, and afterwards Dep.-Adjt.-Gen. to the Army
in Portugal ; was present at Talavera, Badajoz, and
at the siege of Burgos, and commanded the rear-
guard on the retreat into Portugal, and was In-
specting Field Officer in Nova Scotia 1813-15 ;
commanded 2nd Queen's in "W. Indies 1816-18 ;
was Inspecting Field Officer in the Ionian Islands
1818-28; retired half-pay 1828 ; became a Major-
General in the Army 1841. This family is a branch
of the old Norman Vernons. — Hilton Park, near
Wolverhampton, Staffordshire; United Service
Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou Henry Charles, h. 1805; r,i. 1828
Catherine, youngest dau. of Richard Rice Williams,
Esq., of Hendredenny, co. Glamorgan.
VERNON, John Edward Venables, Esq. (of
Clontarf Castle).
Second son of the late George Vernon, Esq., by
Henrietta Maria, dau. of Wilson Gale Braddyll,
Esq., of Conishead Priory, Lancaster; h. 1813;
m. 1st 1836 Louisa Catherine, only dau. of C. P.
Bowles, Esq., of Park Lane, London ; 2nd 1856
Rosa Gertrude Harriett, dau. of the late Lord
Dunsandle (she d. 1859). Is a IMagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Dublin. — Clontarf Castle, near
Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Htir, his son Edward, 6. 1838.
VERIfON, Captain Leicester Viney (of Arding-
toa House).
Second son of the late Major-General Sir Sigis-
mund Smith, K.C.H., R.A. ; h. 1798 ; in. 1825
Emilie, dau. of W. St. Leger Douglas, Esq. Edu-
cated at Woolwich and Cottingen ; is a Captain
R.E., a Slagistrate for Berks, and for city and
CO. of Dublin ; was M.P. for Chatham 1853-6;
elected for Berks 1859 ; took the name of Vernon
by Royal license in 1849, on succeeding to the estates
of Robert Vernon, Esq., who presented his col-
lection of Modern Paintings to the nation. —
Ardington House, near Wantage, Berks ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 18, Eccleston Sqitare, S.W.
VEENGlSr, Tliomas Bowater, Esq. (of Hanbury
HaUi.*
Elder son of the late T. T. Vernon, Esq., by Jessie
Anna Letitia, dau. of John Herbert Foley, Esq.,
of Ridgew.ay, co. Pembroke (she in. 2nd 1839 P.
Chalmers, Esq., M.P., of Auldbar Castle, co. For-
far, and d. 1840) ; h. 1832 ; s. 1835. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co.
Worcester, and Cornet in Queen's own Worcester-
shire Yeomanry Cavalry. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with the Vernons of Sud-
Ijury and of Hilton Park. — Hanbury Hall, near
Droitwich, Worcestershire ; Oxford and Cambridge
Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Harry Foley, b. 1834 ;
educated at Harrow and Magdalen Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1858) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Worcester.
VEBKrON-HABCOUET, Bev. Leveson (of Few-
sell Park).
Second son of the late Dr. E. V. Vernon-Harcourt,
Archbishop of York ; b. 1788 ; in. 1815 Caroline
Mary, eldest dau. of John, 2nd Lord Selsey (exit.).
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1810, M.A.
1813) ; is Chancellor and Prebendary of York.- — ■
Newsell Park, near Royston, Herts ; 29, Portland
Place, W.
VEBTJLAM (Earl of), James Walter Grimston
(or. 1815).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Charlotte, dau. of
the 1st Earl of Liverpool ; b. 1809 ; s. 1845 ;
in. 1844 Elizabeth Joanna, dau. of Major R. Wey-
land, of Woodeaton, Oxon. Is Lord-Lieutenant
of Herts, and Lieutenant-Colonel S. Herts Yeo-
manry ; was M.P. for Herts 1832-45, a Lord in
Waiting Feb.— Dec. 1852 and 1858-9. Patronage
6 livings. — Gorhambury, near St. Alban's, Herts ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 42, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his sou Viscount Grimston, h. 1852.
VSRULAM, Countess Dowager of.
Charlotte, only dau. of the 1st Earl of Liverpool ;
. in. 1807 James Walter, 1st Earl of Verulam, who
d. 1845. — 42, Grosvenor Square, W.
VESEY, Samuel, Esq. (of Derrybard).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Dr. Vesey, of Merrion
Square, Dublin, by Barbara, dau. of Samuel Taylor,
Esq., of Grange, co. Dublin ; b. 1795 ; s. 1830 ;
in. 1816 Waller, dau. of the late Right Rev. Dr.
Kearney, Lord Bishop of Ossory. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tyrone (High Sheriff
1826).— DerrybardHouse, near Fintona, co. Tyrone ;
Sackville-Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son John Osmond, b. 1820.
VIGOB.
(See Stonliouse- Vigor.)
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
Q5i
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Viv
VILLIEES, Right Hon. Charles Pelham.
Third son of the late Hon. G. Villiers, and brother
of the 4th Earl of Clarendon, K.G. ; h. 1802. Edu-
cated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1824,
M.A. 1827) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1827 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts ;
has been M.P. for Wolverhampton since 1835 ;
formerly an Examiner in Court of Chancery, and a
Poor-Law Commissioner ; was Judge-Advocate
General 1852, reappointed 1859. — Reform Club,
S.W. ; 9, Pall Mall East, S.W. ; 35, Great George
Street, Westminster, S.W.
VILLIERS, Hon. Francis John Robert.
Fourth son of 5th Earl of Jersey ; h. 1819. Edu-
cated at Eton ; became Captain in the Army 1843,
retired 1847 ; was Military Secretary at Madras
1841-2, M.P. for Rochester 1852-6 ; appointed a
Dep. Lieut, for Kent 1853.— Carlton and White's
Clubs, S.W.
VILLIERS, Hon. Frederick ■William (of Sulby).
Third son of the 5th Earl of Jersey ; h. 1815 ; m.
1842 Elizabeth, sister of the 9th Earl of Athlone.
Educated at Eton ; entered the Army 1831, be-
came Captain 1838, retired 1847 ; is a Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Northampton, and Lieutenant-Colonel Mid-
dlesex Militia ; was M.P. for Weymouth 1847-52.
— Sulby, near Welsford, Northamptonshire.
VILLIERS, Hon. Mrs. Edward.
Elizabeth, 5th dau. of the 1st Lord Eavensv^^orth ;
m. 1835 Hon. Edward Villiers (who d. 1843).—
, Grove Mill House, near Watford, Herts.
VHSrOElSTT, Sir Francis, Bart. (cr. 1620).
Eldest son of the late Sir Francis Vincent, Bart.,
by Jane, dau. of the Hon. Edward Bouverie ; 6.
1803; s. as 10th Bart. 1809; m. 1824 Augusta
Elizabeth, dau. of the Hon. Charles Herbert. Is a
Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and Patron of 1 living ; was
M.P. for St. Alban's 1832-4.— Debden Hall, Saffron
Walden, Essex ; Stoke d'Abernon, Col)ham, Surrey.
Heiv Prcs., his cousin Henry William Vincent,
Esq. (whom see).
V'INCENT, Henry 'Wniiam, Esq. (of Lily Hill).
Eldest son of the late Henry Dormer Vincent, Esq.
(by Isabella, dau. of the Hon. Felton Hervey, son
of John, Earl of Bristol), and grandson of Sir F.
Vincent, 7th Bart., M.P. for Surrey ; h. 1796 ; s.
1833 ; m. 1830 Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Colonel
Callander, of Craigforth and Ardkinlas, N.B. Edu-
cated at Eton ; called to the Bar at Gray's Inn
1850 ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex, and a Dep.
Lieut, for Berks, and heir pres. to the Baronetcy
of Vincent ; was a Clerk in the Treasury 1813-23,
and Queen's Remembrancer in the Exchequer
1823-68. The family of Vincent was settled at
Bernake Manor, co. Northampton, temp. Henry
III., and at Stoke d'Abernon, in Surrey, in the
reign of Elizabeth, who paid them a visit at their
mansion there. — Lily Hill, Bracknell, Berks ; Tra-
vellers' Club, S.W. ; Thornwood Lodge, Camden
Hill, Kensington, W.
Heiresses, his daus. Susan and Harriet.
659
VINCENT, Rev. Frederick.
Second son of the late Henry Dormer Vincent,
Esq., by Isabella, dau. of F. Hervej^, Esq., and
grandson of the late Sir F. Vincent, Bart. ; h.
1798 ; m. 1st 1826 Louisa, dau. and co-heir of J.
Norris, Esq. ; 2nd 1844 Maria Copley, dau. of
Robert H. Young, Esq. Educated at Brasenose
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1819) ; is a Magistrate for
Bucks ; appointed Rector of Slinfold, Sussex, 1844 ;
late Vicar of Hughenden, Bucks. — Slinfold Rectory,
near Horsham, Sussex.
Ilcir, his son William, in Holy Orders, h. 1834.
VIP AN, John, Esq. (of Sutton).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Vipan, Esq., by Ann,
dau. of John Maylin, Esq., of Sutton, Isle of Ely ; b.
1794; s. 1840; m. 1819 Mary, dau. of Benjamin
Vipan, Esq., of Mepal, Isle of Ely. Is a Magistrate
.and Dep. Lieut, for the Isle of Ely ; was High
Sheriff of Cambridge and Hunts 1850. This family
is descended from Robert de Vipont, a feudal Lord.
— Sutton, near Ely, Cambridgeshire.
Heir, his son John Maylin, b. 1824 ; m. 1845
Harriet, dau. of Simon Goodman, Esq. ; was edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for Hunts.
VIVIAN (Lord), Charles Crespigny Vivian (cr.
1841).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by his 1st v.'ife Eliza,
dau. of P. de Crespigny, Esq. ; b. 1808 ; s. 1842 ;
m. 1st 1833 Arabella, dau. of Rev. J. Scott ; 2nd
.1841 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of J. Panton, Esq. Is
a Dep. Lieut, for Anglesey and Lord-Lieutenant of
Cornwall ; late Major 10th Dragoons ; was M.P.
for Bodmin 1835-42. — Glynn, near Bodmin, Corn-
wall ; Brookes' and United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Hussey Crespigny, b. 1834 ; edu-
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Cornwall ; appointed a Clerk in the Foreign OfSce
1851.
VIVIAN, Dowager Lady.
Letitia, dau. of the Rev. J. A. Webster ; iii. 1833
(as 2nd wife) Richard Hussey, 1st Lord Vivian (who
d. 1842).— 8, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
VIVIAN, Sir Robert John Hit.ssey, K.C.B. (cr.
1857).
A natural son of the 1st Lord Vivian ; b. 1802 ;
m. 1846 Emma, widow of Captain Gordon, of the
Madras Army. Educated at Dr. Burney's, Gos-
port, at I'Ecole Militaire, Beauvais, and at the
Royal Coll., Dresden ; is a Major-General in the
Madras Army, of which he was Adjutant-General,
1849-54; was formerly Lieutenant -Colonel 1st
European regiment ; served with the local rank of
Lieutenant - General at Constantinople and at
Kertch, in command of the Turkish contingent,
1854-6 ; appointed a Member of the Council for
India 1858 ; was a Director of the East-India Com-
pany 1855-8. — United Service Club, S.W. ; East-
India House, E.C. ; Cambridge Lodge, Kingston
Vale, S.AV.
VIVIAN, Hon. John Craneh Walker,
Second son of the 1st Lord Vivian ; b. 1818 ;
m. 1841 Louisa, only dau. of the late H. Woodgate,
2 Tj 2
Viv]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Esq. (she d. 185-) ; was formerly Captain 11th
Hussars ; was M.P. for Peuryn and Falmouth
1841-7, for Bodmin 1857-9.— Glynn, near Bodmin,
Cornwall; Arthur's Club, S.W. ; 17, Eaton Place
West, S.W.
VIVIAlxT, Henry Hussey, Esq. (of Singleton).
Eldest son of the late J. H. Vivian, Esq. (who was
brother of the 1st Lord Vivian, and many years
M.P. for Swansea,), by Sar.ah, eldest dau. of Arthur
Jones, Esq.. formerly of the Priory, Eeigate ;
b. 1821 ; s. 1855 ; in. 1st 1847 Jesse Dalrymple,
dau. of Ambrose Goddard, Esq., M.P. ; 2nd 1853
Caroline Elizabeth, dau. of Sir M. Cholmeley,
Bart., M.P. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Glamorgan ; has been INI.P. for co. Glamorgan
since 1857; was M.P. for Truro 1852-7.— Single-
ton, near Swansea, Glamorganshire ; Eeform,
Arthur's, AthentEum, and Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ;
5, LTpper-Belgrave Street, W.
Htir, his son Erne.st Ambrose, h. 1848.
VIVIAN, Bev. John Viviou (of Pencalenick).
Eldest son of the late John A^ivian, Esq., of Pen-
calenick, near Truro, Cornwall, by Coi'delia, dau.
of Thomas Gry lis, Esq., of Bosahan, near Helstoue ;
h. 1818 ; m. 1846 Harriette Maria, dau. and co-heir
of William Robinson Hill, Esq., of Carwythenack,
near Helstone. Educated at Harrow and Trinity
ColL, Cambridge (B.A. 1841) ; is a Magistrate for
Cornwall ; appointed Rector of Cardynham 1845.
This family is descended from John, brother of
Thomas Vivian, Prior of Bodmin. — Cardj'nham
Rectory, near Bodmin, Cornwall.
Heir, his son John William Harold, h. 1851.
VO"WLEil, Jolm, Esq. (of Parnacott).
Eldest son of the late John Vowler, Esq., of Par-
nacott, by Ann, dau. of John Bound, Esq., of
Sheepwa.sh ; 6.1787; s. 1838; m. 1817 Harriet,
dau. of Samuel Nicliolson, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Devon and Cornwall. — Parna-
cott, near Holsworthy, Devon.
Hcii-, his son John Nicholson, h. ISIS; m. 1850
Mary Northcott, 2iid dau. of the Rev. H. A. Sim-
coe, of Penheale, Cornwall.
VYNER, Henry, Esq. (of Newby Hall).
I'hird son of the late Robert Vyner, Esq., of
Gantby, co. Lincoln, liy Theodosia, 4th dau. of
John, Earl of Ashburnham ; h. 1805 ; m. 1832
Mary, dau. of Thomas Philip, late Earl de Grey,
K.G. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the
N. Riding of Yorkshire ; was fcirmerly in the 1st
Life-guards. — Newby Hall, near Ripon, Yorkshire ;
While's and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 4, St. James's
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Frederick Clare, h. 1836.
VYSE,* Colonel Hicliarcl "William Howard-
(of Stoke Place).
Only son of the late General Richard V5'se, by a
dau. of the late F.M. Sir G. Howard, K.B., whose
name he assumed ; h. 1783 ; m. 18 — a dau. of the
late Henry Hesketli, Esq., of Newton, co. Chester.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks, a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Northampton, and a Colonel in the
Army ; was formerly M.P. for Beverley and Hodi-
ton. — Stoke Place, near Slough, Bucks.
Ildr, his son George Charles Edward, Captain
2nd Life-guards, h. 18— ; m. 1839 Elizabeth, dau.
of the late Sir M. Sej'mour, Bart.
VYSE,* Lieut.-Col. Richard Henry Richard.
Second son of Colonel R. Howard-Vyse (whom
see) ; h. 1813 ; m. 1856 Julia Agnes, dau. of the
Right Hon. Sir W. G. H. Jolliffe, Bart. Is a
Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army and Major Royal
Horse-guards ; was M.P. for S. Northamptonshire
1846-57. — Boughton, near Kettering, Northamp-
tonshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
VYVYAN, Sir Richard Rawlinson, Bart. (cr.
1644).
Eldest son of the late Sir Vyell Vyvyan, Bart., by
Mary, dau. of Thomas Hutton Rawlinson, Esq., of
Lancaster; h. 1800 ; *■. as 8th Bart. 1820. Edu-
cated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Cornwall (High Sheriff 1840), and Patron of
1 living ; was M.P, for Okehampton 1831-2, for
Bristori835-7, for Helstone 1841-57.— Trelowarren,
near Helstone, Cornwall ; Athenaeum and Carlton
Clubs, S.W.; Grillion's Hotel, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Vyell Francis, Rector of
Withiel ; h. 1801 ; m. 1825 Anne, dau. of the late
John Wych Rhys Taylor, Esq.
VYVYAW-ROBINSOlXr, Philip, Esq. (of Wan-
sloe).
Second son of the late Rev. Richard Vyvyan, Vicar
of Lamerton and South Sydenham, Devon, by
Anna, dau. of — Down, Esq., of Burrough;t
h. 1777 ; s. 1818, and added the name of Robinson
to that of Vyvyan on the death of his kinsman, the
Rev. William Robinson ; m. 1818 Mary Elizabeth,
dau. of Henr}' Hance, Esq. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall ; was formerly Paymaster
of the C9th regiment (in which he served at
Waterloo), and afterwards of the 88th regiment.
The family of Robinson was originally from War-
wickshire, but settled in Cornwall about 300 years \
ago. — Nansloe,J ne.ar Helstone, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Philij), in Holy Orders ; h. 1820 ;
m. 1851 Augusta Baker, dau. of Hugh Norris,
Esq., of Taunton.
WADDINGTON, Harry Spencer, Esq. (of
Cavenham Hall).
Eldest son of the late George Waddington, Esq., by
Caroline, dau. of the late S. de Horsey, Esq., some
time Bath Kiug-at-Arms ; b. 1781 ; s. his grand-
father 1796 ; m. 1810 Mary Anne, dau. of the late
Richard Slater Milnes, Esq., of Fryston Hall, near
Pontefract. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Suffolk (High .Sheriff 1813) ; was M.P. for W. Suf-
•j- This was the residence of Sir Aniyas Leigh. See " West-
ward Ho ! "
i This property is held on the tenure of providing H.R.H.
tlie Prince of Wales with a boat and nets whenever he chooses
to fish in the Loe Pool, near Helstone.
660
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Wal
folk 1838-59.— Cavenham Hall, near Mildenball,
I SufiFolk ; Arthur's Club, S.W. ; 45, St. James's
Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Harry Spencer, h. 1816 ; w. 1852
Caroline, dau. of Sir William Beauchamp-Proctor,
Bart,
WADDY, John, Esq. (of Clougheast Castle).
Eldest son of the late Richard Waddy, Esq., M.D.,
by Sophia, dau. of the late .John Green, Esq., of
Maidstone, Kent; h. 1807; s. 1828 ; m. 1840
• EUzabeth Dorothy, dau. of S. Boxwell, Esq., of
' Linniestown. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
^B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834, M.E. 1835, M.D. 1856);
is a Magistrate for co. Wexford. This family is
descended from a cavalry officer in the army led
to Ireland by Cromwell 1649. —Clougheast Castle,
near Churchtown, co. Wexford.
WADE, Sir Claude Martina, Knt.,C.B.(cr. 1839).
Son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Wade ; h. 1794 ;
nt. 1845 Jane Selina, dau. of the late Captain T.
Zs'iclioll, of the E.I. Co.'s service. Is a Lieutenant-
Colonel E.I. Co.'s service, with the local rank of
Colonel ; has served with distinction in several
diplomatic and military posts in the East Indies ;
was Diplomatic Agent at Loodianah 1823-9, and
at Malwa, Central India, 1848-50.— Ryde, Isle of
Wight ; Ignited Service Club, S.W.
WADE-GEBY".
(See Supplement.)
WAGWEE,* Rev. Henry Mitchell.
Eldest sou of tlie late llev. Melchior Wagner,
of St. James's, Piccadilly, by Mary, dau. of —
Mitchell, Esq. ; h. 1790 ; m. 1st 1823 Caroline,
dau. of — Douglas, Esq. ; 2nd 18 — Mary Anne,
dau. of Esq. (she d. 1844). Educated at
Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 18—,
M.A. 18—) ; appointed Vicar of Brighton 1827.
This family is of ancient A^enetian origin. — The
Vicarage, Brighton, Sussex.
Heir, his son Arthur Douglas, in Holy Orders,
M.A. of Trinity Coll., Cambridge, h. 1825.
^AIlSTMAlsr, "William Bradley, Esq. (of Carr
Head).
Only son of the late Richard Bradley Wainman,
Esq., by Amelia Theresa, dau. of Captain Edward
Hall Campbell, R.N., of Whitley Hall, Northumber-
land, and widow of Sir W. E. Amcotts, Bart., of
Kettlethorpe Park, co. Lincoln ; b. 1812 ; s. 1842 ;
7?!. 1836 Maria, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel G.
Hotham. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire. This
family was formerly from Oxfordshire, and settling
at Draughton, in Craven, in the year 1610, became
possessed of Carhead 1672 by intermarriage with
Mary, elder dau. and co-heiress of Edmund Lay-
cocke, of Laycocke and Carr Head. — Carr Head,
near Skipton, Yorkshire ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heiresses, his daus. Mary Amelia and Edith.
■WAIT, "William Savage, Esq. (of Woodboroiigh,
Somerset).
Eldest surviving son of the late Daniel Wait, Esq.,
of Bellerton, Somerset, by Anne Purnell, dau. of
661
Charles Savage, Esq., of Midsomer Norton ; h.
1808 ; s. 1839 his maternal great-uncle John Pur-
nell, Esq. ; m. 1848 Caroline, youngest dau. of
Langley St. Albyn, Esq. ; is a Magistrate for
Somerset. This family was formerly of the county
of Hants. — Woodborough, Somerset.
"WAITHMAN", Robert WiUiam, Esq. (of
Bentham House).
Eldest son of William Waithman, Esq., of Yealand
Conyers, by Eleanor, only dau. of John A rmistead ,
Esq., of Leeds ; h. 1828 ; m. 1851 Millicent, 3rd
dau. of William Sharp, Esq., of Linden Hall, co.
Lancaster. Is a Magistrate for Lancashire and the
W. Riding of Yorkshire. —Bentham House, near
Lancastei'.
"WAKE, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1621).
Eldest son of the late Sir W. Wake, Bart., by his
1st wife Mary, dau. of F. Sitwell, Esq., of Reni-
shaw, CO. Derby ; h. 1791 ; s. as 10th Bart. 1846 ;
m. 1st 1815 Mary Alice, d.au. of Sir Sitwell Sitwell,
Bart. ; 2nd 1822 Charlotte, dau. of Craufurd Tait,
Esq. Educated at Harrow and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for co. Northampton ;
was formerly an officer in the Northamptonshire
Militia. — Courteen Hall, near Northampton;
Arthur's Club, S.W. ; 28, Chester Street, S.W.
Heir, his son William, b. 1823 ; m. 1844 Margaret
Anne, dau. of Henry Fricker, Esq.
•WAKEMAN, Sir Offley, Bart. (cr. 1828).
Eldest son of the late Sir Offley Penbury Wake-
man, Bart., by Mai-y, dau. of Thomas Adlington,
Esq., of Bradenham, Norfolk; b. 1850 ; s. as 3rd
Bart. 1858. Is Patron of 1 living. — Perdiswell
Hall, near Worcester ; Hinton Hall, near Shrews-
bury, Salop.
ileir Pres., his brother Henry Offley, b. 1852.
"WAKEMAW, Thomas, Esq. (of The Graig).
Only son of the late Charles Wakeman, Esq., by
Anne, dau, of Thomas Davis, Esq., of Chepstow ;
b. 1788 ; s. 1836. Is a Magistrate for co. Mon-
mouth.— The Graig, near Monmouth.
"WALGOT, Rev. Charles (of Bitterley Court).
Eldest son of the late Rev. J. Walcot, by Sarah,
sister of Sir John Dashwood, Bart., of West Wy-
combe, Bucks ; h. 1795 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1818 Anne,
eldest dau. of Major William Walcot. Educated
at Westminster and Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1817, M.A. 1826); is a Magistrate force. Salop,
and Rector of Bitterley. — Bitterley Court, near
Ludlow, Shropshire.
Heir, his son John, b. 1820 ; m. 1844 Mary
Sophia, dau. of Sir Thomas Phillipps, Bart.
"WALCOT, Admiral John Edward, C.B. (of
"Winkton House).
Eldest son of the late Edmund Walcot, Esq., of
Winkton, by Catharine, dau. of John Lyons, Esq. ;
b. 1790 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1819 Charlotte Anne, dau. of
Colonel John Nelley, of the Bengal Horse Artil-
lery. Educated at Hyde Abbey, near Winchester ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants, and a
Vice-Admiral R.N. ; served at the bombardment
Wal]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of Copenhagen, and at the capture of a pirate in the
West Indies. This family is a branch of the
Walcots of Walcot, co. Salop ; another branch
has been long settled at Bitterley, in the same
county. — Winkton House, near Eingwood, Hants;
Woodland Villa, Bath ; 84, Eccleston Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Mackenzie Edward Charles, in Holy
Orders, M.A. of Exeter Coll., Oxford; 6.1822;
in. 18.52 Rose Anne, dau. of Major Frederick
Erownlow, 73rd Highlanders, and niece of the 1st
Lord Lurgan.
WALDEGEAVE (Earl), •WUliam Frederick
"Waldegrave (or. 1729).
Elder son of the late Viscount Chewton, by Fanny,
only dau. of the late Captain J. Bastard, R.N., of
Sharpham, Devon ; &. 1851 ; s, his grandfather as
8th Earl 1859.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Noel, l. 1854.
•WALDEGEAVE, Hon. and Eev. Samuel.
Second son of the 8th Earl Waldegrave ; h. 1817 ;
m. 1845 Jane Anne, dau. of F. Pym, Esq., and
Jane Elizabeth, 2ud dau. of Alexander, 7th Earl of
Leven and Melville. Educated at Balliol Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842); elected Fellow of
All Souls 1839 ; appointed Curate of St. Ebbe's,
Oxford, 1841, Rector of Barford St. Martin 1844,
Bampton Lecturer at Oxford 1854, and Canon
Residentiary of Salisbury 1857.- — Barford Rectory,
near Salisbury ; Leydou Hall, The Close, Salis-
bury.
"WALDEON, Lavirence, Esq. (of Ballybrack).
Eldest and only surviving son of the late Patrick
Waldron, Esq., Merchant and Manufacturer, of
Dublin ■,h. 1811 ; m. 1842 Ann, only dau. of F.
White, Esq., M.D., Inspector-General of Prisons
and Lunatic Asylums in Ireland. Educated at
Clongowes-Wood Coll., co. Kildare ; called to the
Irish Bar 1840 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Tipperary, and a Magistrate for co. Dublin ;
has been M.P. for co. Tipperary since 1857 — Bally-
brack, Dalkey, near Dublin ; Helen Park, Kille-
naule, co. Tipperary ; Lung, Ballaghaderreen, co.
Mayo ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Patrick John, b. 1850.
"WALDY", Thomas 'Wmiam, Esq. (of Eggles-
clLffe).
Third sou of the late John Waldy, Esq., of Yarm,
CO. York, and EgglesclifFe, co. Durham, by Mar-
garet, only child of Michael Garmonsway, Esq.,
of Burdon, co. Durham ; h. ISOl ; 5. to the Yarm,
EgglesclifFe, and Castle Levington Estates 1832 ;
is m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Durham and the N. Riding of
Yorkshire. — EgglesclifFe, near Yarm, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Edward Garmonsway, Captain 76th
foot, h. 1835.
V.7"AIiFOED, Charles, Esq. (of Fosborough
Hall).
Youngest son of the late Rev. William Walford,
by Diana, dau. of Randall Burroughes, Esq., of
Manor House, Long-Stratton, Norfolk, and brother
of the Rev. Ellis Walford (whom see) ; b. 1805.
Is a Magistrate for Suffolk. This family is de-
scended from a common ancestor with the Walfords
formerly of Boreham House, and of Hatfield Place,
Essex. — Foxborough Hall, near Woodbridge,
Suffolk.
"WALFOED, Eev. Ellis.
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. William Wal-
ford, by Diana, dau. of the Rev. Randall Bur-
roughes, of Manor House, Long-Stratton, Norfolk ; 'j
b. 1803; m. 1st 1832 Henrietta Hall, dau. of'
James Colviu, Esq. ; 2nd 1842 Frances IMatilda,
dau. of Eev. L. R. Brown, Rector of Kelsale. }
Educated at Corpus Christi Coll., Cambridge (B.A. i
1825, M.A. 1828); instituted to the Rectory of j|
Dallinghoo 1830, and Bucklesham 1833 ; appointed ,i
Rural Dean of Wilford 1842. Both Mr. Walford i
and his wife are descended in a direct line from i
King Edward III. - — Dallinghoo, near Wickham j
Market, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Henry Alexander, Lieutenant 7th
Madras Light Cavalry, b. 1836. i
WALFOED, John Henshaw, Esq. (of Eodeu
House).
Only son of the late John Walford, Esq., by Doro-
thy, dau. of the late Thomas Dickin, Esq., of Wem,
formerly High Sheriff of co. Salop; b. 1807;
s. 1836 ; m. 1832 Mary, only surviving child of
Jonathan Nichson, Esq., of Wem. Educated at
Shrewsbury and St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is
a Magistrate for co. Salop. Descended from a com-
mon ancestor with the WaKords of Essex and
Suffolk. This family originally came from Walford,
near Ross, co. Hereford. — Roden House, Wem, co.
Salop.
Heir, Ins son John Henshaw Nichson, h. 1836 ;
educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1859).
•WALFOED, Mrs. (late of Hatfield Place, Essex).
Mary Anne, eldest surviving daughter of the late
Rev. Henry Hutton (of the ancient family of Hut-
ton of Hutton Hall, Penrith, some time Rector of
Beaumont, Essex), by Elizabeth Royal, eldest dau.
and co-heir of the late Sir W. PeppereU, Bart. ; *
m. 1822 the Rev. William Walford, M.A., of Hat-
field Place, near Witham, Essex, and formerly
Rector of St. Runwald's, Colchester, who d. 1855.
—St. Giles', Oxford.
Heir, her son Edward, M.A., of Balliol Coll.,
Oxford; b. 1823; m. 1st 1847 Mary Holmes,
younger dau. of John Gray, Esq., of Clifton (she
cl. 1851) ; 2nd 1852 Julia Christina, 4th dau. of the
late Admiral the Hon. Sir John Talbot, G.C.B., of
Rhode Hill, Devon.
WALFOED-GOSWALL, John Desborough,
Esq. (of Bentley).
Only surviving son of Desborough Walford, Esq., of
St. Matthew's, Ipswich, by his 1st wife Harriet, dau
of the late John Gosnall, Esq., of Bentley Hall
* This gentleman, one of the richest and most influential
subjects in America, liaving lost his large fortune on account
of his loyalty to George 111., came to England on the out-
break oi the American revolution, and was raised, in 17/4, to i
a baronetcy, which became extmct on his death without |
male issue, in I8i6,
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[Wal
(and grandson of the late Rev. W. Walford, of
Boreham House and Hatfield Place, Essex) ; b.
1822 ; s. his grandfather in 1857 ; assumed the ad-
ditional name of Gosnall 1847 ; m. 1851 Harriet,
youngest dau. of Charles Pearson, Esq., of Great
Yarmouth, Captain Royal Navy. Educated at Lin-
coln Coll., Oxford. The Gosnall family were seated
at Otley Hall, near Woodbridge, for many years, and
owned the estate, and suffered much for their
loyalty to Charles I. They were also seated for
some years at Lawford Hall, near Manningtree,
Essex, and afterwards for nearly half a century at
' ■ Bentley Hall, near Ii^swich. The name was origin-
ally spelt Gosnold. — Park Cottage, Bentley, near
Ipswich, Suffolk.
Meir, his sou John Desborough Pearson, b. 1858.
■WALKER, Sii' Baldwin "Wake, Bart., K.C.B.
(cr. 1856).
Eldest son of the late John Walker, Esq., by
Frances, niece of Sir William Wake, Bart. ; 5.
1802 ; m. 1834 Mary Catherine Sinclair, dau. of
Captain John Worth, R.N., of Duren, co. Caith-
ness. Is a Magistrate for Suffolk, a Rear-Admiral
of the Blue ; was formerly an Admiral in the Turk-
ish service, and Surveyor-General of the Navy. —
Oakley House, near Scole, Suffolk ; Admiralty,
S.W. ; United Service Club, S.W. ; 66, Westbourne
Terrace, W.
Heir, his son Baldwin Wake, I. 1846.
WALKER, Sir George Ferdinand Radzivil,
Bart. (cr. 1835).
Eldest son of the late General Sir George Towns-
heud Walker, Bart., G.C.B,, Lieutenant-Governor
of Chelsea Hospital, by Helen, dau. of Alexander
Calclough, Esq., of the Manor House, Croydon,
Surrey ; h. 1825 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1842 ; 7)?. 1854
Fanny Henrietta, 3rd dau. of Charles, 1st Lord
Tredegar. Educated at Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Monmouth ; was formerly Captain Cold-
stream Guards. This family is descended from Sir
Edward Walker, Knt., Chancellor to Queen Kathe-
rine, Consort of Charles II. — Castletown, near
Cardiff, Glamorganshire ; Army and Navy Club,
S.W. ; 7, Sussex Square, W.
Heir, his son George Ferdinand, h. 1855.
WALKER, Sir Edward Samuel, Knt. (of Berry
Hill, cr. 1841).
Third son of the late Joseph Walker, Esq., by
Elizabeth Need, dau. of the late S. Need, Esq., of
Nottingham ; b. 1799 ; m. 1842 Frances Valentine,
dau. of George Stevens, Esq., of the Lodge, Old
Windsor. Educated at Rugby and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (LL.B. 1821) ; "is a Magistrate for the
county and city of Chester, and a Dep. Lieut, for
Notts and Flintshire ; has been twice Mayor of
Chester, 1833 and 1848.^Berry Hill, near Mans-
field, Notts ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward William, b. 1844.
WALKER,* Charles Arth^ir, Esq. (of Tagun-
nan).
Elder son of the late Thomas Walker, Esq., Master
in Chancery in Ireland ; b. IS— ; m. 1836 Ellen,
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dau. of J. Leigh, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Wexford ; was formerly M.P. for Wexford 1831-41.
— Tagunnan, near Wexford ; Reform Club, S.W.
WALKER, Colonel Edward Walter Porestier,
C.B. (of Bushey Manor).
Eldest son of the late General F. Walker, K.C.H.,
Royal Artillery, by Annabella, dau. of Edward
Cane, Esq., of Donnibrook, co. Dublin ; b. 1812 ;
s. 1857 ; m. 1843 the Lady Jane Grant, only dau.
of Francis William, Cth Earl of Seafield. Entered
the Army 1827 ; became Colonel in the Army 1854,
Lieutenant-Colonel Scots Fusilier Guards 1858.
This family is descended from Riccardo Forestiere,
who came to England shortly after the Conquest,
having been induced by promises of aggi'andisement
to leave Normandy, and settled in Hampshire. —
Manor House, Bushey, near Watford, Herts ;
Guards' and United Service Clubs, S. W. ; 45,
U]iper Seymour Street, W.
Heir, his son Frederick William Edward Fores-
tier, b. 1844.
WALKER, Ilenr^ Bacheler, Esq. (of I^Tew
Romney).
Eldest surviving son of the late John Walker,
Esq., by Harriet, dau. of Edwar Dering, Esq. ;
b. 1809; in. 1851 Anna Maria, dau. of Samuel
Giles, Esq. (she d. 1852). Elected Mayor of New
Romney 1848, 1852, 1856, and 1859 ; is a Magis-
trate for Kent and the borough of New Romney.
This family have been located in various places in
Kent for several centuries ; they are of Scandinavian
origin, f being lineally descended from Rolf Ganger
(Anglicfe Ralph Walker), who conquered Normandy
in 874, and who is best known by his Norman name
of Rollo. — New Romney, Kent.
Heir, his son Edward Bacheler, b, 1852.
WALKER, James, Esq. (of Sand Hntton).
Only son of the late James Walker, Esq., by Jane,
only dau. and heiress of John Porter, Esq., of Hull ;
b. 1803; s. 1829 ; m. 1st 1829 Mary, 4th dau. of
Robert Denison, Esq., of Kilnwick Percy, co. York.
2nd 1833 Maria, dau. of the Rev. Robert Stephen
Thompson, of Bilbrough, co. York. Educated at
Rugby and Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1824) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Yorkshire (High
Sheriff 1846).— Sand Hutton, near York ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W.
Heir, his son James Robert, b. 1829 ; educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1851) ; is a Magistrate
for the N. Riding of York.shire ; elected M.P. for
Beverley 1860.
"WALKER, Rev. John Thomas.
Eldest son of the late Rev. .John Walker, Rector of
Cottered, Herts, by Sophia Mary, dau. of the Rev.
Thomas Sisson, of Wallington, Herts ; b. 1816 ; m.
1856 Augusta, 2nd dau. of Charles Soaraes, Esq., of
Coles, Herts. Educated at Caius Coll., Cambridge
t Some interesting passages, spealsing of the Scandinavian
ancestors of the Englisli people, from whom tlie latter derive
so much of their energy and greatness of character, will be
found in V/illiam and Mary Howitt's " Literature of Northern
Europe," vol. i. pp. 11, 18, and 20.
Wal]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
(B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841) ; called to the Bar at Lin-
cola's Inn 1842 ; entered Holy Orders 1846 ; pre-
sented to the Rectory of Ashdon ia 1852 ; is a
Magistrate for Essex. — Ashdon Rectory, near Lin-
ton, Cambridgeshire.
■WALKEB, TyrwMtt, Esq. (of Bossington
House).
Third son of the late Captain Walker (of the 26th
Canieronians'), by Martha Sophia, dau. of John
Tyrwhitt, Esq., of Pentre Park ; b. 1818 ; m. 1853
Frances Elizabeth Ann, dau. of the late James
Ewing, Esq., of Down Honse, Richmond, and
Park Crescent, London. Is a Magistrate for
Hants ; was formerly in the Inniskilling Dragoons.
— Bossington House, near Stockbridge, Hants ;
Conservative Club, S.W.
^VALKEK, "William Stuart, Esq. (of Bowland).
Eldest son of the late Brigadier-General Alexander
Walkei-, by Barbara, dau. of Sir James Montgo-
mery, Bart., of Stanhope ; I. 1813 ; s. 1831 ; m.
1836 Eliza, dau. of William Loch, Esq., E.I. Co.'s
Civil service. Educated at St. Mary's Hall, Oxford
(B.A. 1835) ; called to the Bot at Edinburgh 1840 ;
appointed Secretary to the Scotch Poor-Lav/ Board
1852 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Edinburgh and Selkirk. This family are descended
from the Walkers of St. Fort, co. Fife.* — Bowland,
near Stow, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Ueii; his son William Campbell, h. 1838.
■WALKER-ARNOTT, G-eorge Arnott, Esq. (of
Arlary).
Eldest son of the late David Walker Arnott, Esq.,
of Arlary, by Emilia, dau. of Captain John Stew-
art, of Stenton ; b. 1799 ; s. 1823 ; m. 1831 Mary
Hay, dau. of Arthur Barclay, Esq. Educated at
Edinburgh (M.A. 1818, LL.D. Aberdeen 1837);
called to the Scottish Bar 1821; appointed Regius
Professor of Botany, University of Glasgow, 18l5 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kinross,
and a Magistrate for co. Fife. — Arlary, near Mil-
nathert, Kinross-shire, N.B. ; 2, Victoria Terrace,
Dowanhill, near Glasgow.
Heir, his son David, b. 1832.
"WALKER-HENEAGE, George Heneage, Esq.
(of Compton Bassett).
Eldest son of the late Rev. George Wyld, of Speen,
Berks, by Mary, dau. of — Calcraft, Esq. ; b.
1799 ; m. 1824 Harriet, eldest dau. of the late
William Webber, Esq., of Binfield Lodge, Berks ;
assumed the names of Walker-Heneage, by Royal
license in 1818, on inheriting the property of his
maternal grand-uncle, the late John Walker-Hene-
age, Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts ; was
M.P. for Devizes 1838-57. Patron of 5 livings.
This family is a younger branch of the Heneages
of CO. Lincoln. — Compton Bassett, near Calne,
Wilts.— Carlton and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
Ileir, his son Clement, Major 8th Hussars. I
1833. -> •
■WALKER.
WALKER.
(See Robertson- Walker.)
(See Sutherland- Walker.)
See Doutrlass's " Baronage'
"WALL, Rev. Charles Joseph.
Youngest son of the late Rev. D. H. Wall, Rector
of Clonmell, Ireland, by Caroline, dau. of Joseph
Hardy, Esq., of Beiivardine, co. Antrim ; b. 1824 ;
m. 1852 Caroline, dau. of Thomas Bramall, Esq.,'
of Tamworth. Educated at Winchester and St'.
Peter's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1848, M.A. 1851) ;
is a Magistrate for the E. Riding of Yorkshire.
— Sproatley Rectory, near Hull, Yorkshire.
"WALLACE, Sir "William Thomas Francis
Agnew, Bart. (or. 1669).
Eldest son of the late General Sir J. A. Agnew
Wallace, Bart., K.C.B., &c., Colonel of the^88th
Connaught Rangers, by Janette, dau. of William
Rodger, Esq. ; b. 1830 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1857. Edu-
cated at Sandhurst and Trinity Coll., Cambridge;
is a Magistrate for co. Wigtoun ; entered the Army
in 1847; is Lieutenant-Colonel Grenadier Guards.
This family is that of which the renowned Sir
William Wallace was a younger son. — Loch Ryan
House, near Stranraer,Wigton.«hire, N.B. ; Guards'
Club, S.W. ; 33, St. James's Street, S.W.
llcir Prcs., his brother Robert Agnew, b. 1834 ;
vu 1859 Jane, dau. of John Bell, Esq., of Euder-
kine.
"WALLACE, Sir James Maxwell, Knt., K.H.
(of Anderby Hall, cr. 1831).
Son of the late John Wallace, Esq., of Greenock,
N.B., and brother of the late Robert Wallace'
Esq., M.P. for that borough ; b. 1789 ; m. 1st 182-
Grace, dau. of J. Stein, Esq. (widow of Sir A.
Don, Bart.) ; 2nd 18— Eliza Maria, dau. of W. P.
Hodges, Esq. (she d. 18 -) ; is a LieutenantGene-
ral in the Army, and Colonel 17th Dragoons;
served at Waterloo and the Cape of Good Hope.—
Anderby Hall, near Northallerton, Yorkshire;
United Service Club, S. W.
"WALLACE, Albany, Esq.
Fifth son of the late John Wallace, Esq., of Sedcop
House, Kent, by Elizabeth, only dau. of R.French,
Esq., of Frenchland, N.B. ; b. 1788; s. his brother
1846. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the late Lord Wallace. — Worthing,
Sussex.
Heir Pres., his brothert Robert Clarke, K.H.;
Colonel in the Army, and late Major King's Dra-
goon Guards, b. 1789; m. 1814 Henrietta, °dau. of
Major Ellis, of Abbeyfeal, co. Cork.
"WALLACE, Thomas James, Esq. (of Bally
Courcy).
Eldest son of the late William James Wallace, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of Anthony Hawkins, Esq., Clerk
of the Peace, Wexford ; b. 1834 ; s. 1858. Is
Engineer to a company in Russia.— Bally Courcy,
near EnnLscorthy, co. Wexford.
Heir Pres., his brother John Thornhill, b. 1836
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WALLACE.
(See Hope -Wallace.)
WALLER, Sir Edmund Arthur, Bart. (cr. 1780).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edmuud Waller, Bart.,
by Rebecca, dau. of Arthur Guinness, Esq., of
Beaumont, co. Dublin ; h. 1846 ; s. as 5th Bart.
1851. Educated at Lancing Coll. and at Eton.
This family was long seated in cos. Dublin and
Tipperary. — 47, Brunswick Eoad, Brighton.
WALLER, Sir Thomas Wathen, Bart. (cr.
1815).
Eldest son of the late Sir Jonathan Wathen Waller,
Bart, (who assumed the name of Waller in lieu
of that of Phipps), by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Slack, Esq., of Braywick Lodge, ; h. 1805 ; s. as
2nd Bart. 1853; m. 1836 Catharine, dau. of the Rev.
Heury Wise, of OfFchurch, co. Warwick. Was
formerly Attache and Secretary of Legation at
Brussels and other foreign Courts ; retired from
the diplomatic service 1858.
Heir, his son, h. 1837.
WALLER, James Noble, Esq.. (of AUenstown).
Third son of the late Rev. M. H. Waller, by Maria,
dau. of the late Archbishop (Newcome) of Armagh ;
h. 1800 ; m. 1838 Julia, eldest dau. of Charles
Arthur Tisdale, Esq., of Charlesfort. Educated at
Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Meath (High Sheriff 1846).
■ — AUenstown, near Navan, co. Meath.
Heir, his son William Newcome, h. 1839.
WALLER, Rev, William (of Castletown).
Second son of the late Bolton Wallei-, Esq., by
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the late William Henn,
Esq., of Paradise, co. Clare ; b. 1796 ; s. 1836 ; m.
1820 Maria, 2nd dau. of James O'Grady, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1818,
M.A. 1828) ; is a Magistrate for co. Limerick.
This family is lineally descended from Sir Har-
dress Waller.— Castletown, near PaUas Kenry, co.
Limerick.
Heir, his son Joha Thomas, in Holy Orders ; h.
1827 ; m. 1855 Fanny, only dau. of J. Lavallin
Puxley, Esq., of Dunboy, co. Cork.
WALLER, William Tliomas, Esq. (of Prior
Park).
Third son of the late George Waller, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of George Studdart, Esq. ; b.
1811; s. 1833; m. 1834 Eliza Augusta, dau. of
the Rev. Dr. Guinness. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Tipperary. The first of this family
who settled in Ireland was Itichard, a Captain in
Cromwell's army, who purchased several estates in
the county of Tipperary ; his father was Richard
De Warrenne, a descendant of the e.arl of that
name,* — Prior Park, near Nenagh, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son George Arthur, h. 1835.
* This Earl de Warreime married a daughter of Sir William
Walter, of Groorasbridge, Kent, whose great-grandlatlier.
Sir Richard, was one of the heroes of Agiucourt, where he
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WALLINGTON, diaries Arthur Granard,
Esq.
Eldest son of the late Rev. C. Wallington, by
Frances Russell, dau. of Hamlyn Harris, Esq. ; h.
1785 ; s. 1843. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick, and Lieutenant-
General in the Bengal Presidency. This family
was formerly seated in Gloucestershire. — Leaming-
ton Spa, Warwickshire ; Oriental Club, W.
WALLIS, Robert, Esq. (of Old Ridley).
Second son of the late Thomas Wallis, Esq., by
Ann, dau. of Joseph Smith, Esq., 2nd son of Joseph
Smith, Esq., of Knare.sdale Hall, Northumberland ;
h. 1810 ; s. 1853 his brother Thomas Wallis,
Esq., of Old Ridley, Northumberland. Educated
at University CoU., London ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Durham. — Old Ridley, near Gateshead, co.
Durham.
WALLSCOURT (Lord), Erroll Augustus
Blake (cr. 1800).
Third son of the 3rd Lord, by Elizabeth, dau. of
William Lock, Esq., of Norbury Park, Surrey ;
h. 1841 ; s. 1849. — Ardfry House, co. Galway ; 51,
Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Erroll, h. 1803.
WALMESLEY, William Gerard, Esq. (of West-
wood House).
Eldest surviving sou of the late Charles Walmesley,
Esq., of Westwood House, by Elizabeth, dau. of
John JefFereys, Esq., of the Inner Temple, London ;
h. 1808 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1838 Caroline, dau. of the
late Sir Thomas De TrafFord, Bart. Educated at
Stonyhurst ; is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster,—
Westwood House, near Wigan, Lancashire.
Heir, his son William Gerard, b. 1841.
WALMSLEY, Sir Joshua, Knt. (cr. 1840).
Son of the late John Walmsley, Esq., by Elizabeth,
dau. of — Berry, Esq. ; b. 1794 ; m. 1815 Adeline,
dau. of H. MuUeneux, Esq. Educated at Holt
Hill ; is a Magistrate for Lancashire and for Lan-
caster ; late a Merchant and Mayor of Liverpool ;
was M.P. for Leicester 1847-8 and 1852-7 ; sat for
Bolton 1849-52 ; was knighted on presenting an
address from the Town Council of Liverpool on
occasion of Her Majesty's marriage. — Siiihston,
near Leicester ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 101, West-
bourne Terrace, W.
WALPOLE, Sir Robert, K.C.B. (cr. 1859).
Fifth son of the late Thomas Walpole, Esq., by
Margaret, 8th dau. of John, 2Qd Earl of Egmont,
and cousin of the Earl of Orford ; b. 1808 ; m.
1846 Gertrude, youngest dau. of the late General
Ford. Became 2nd Lieutenant Rifle Brigade 1825,
Major 1844, and Colonel 1857 ; served with dis-
tinction in India 1857-9. — United Service Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Edward, b. 1847.
captured the Duke of Orleans, and kept him his prisoner for
twenty-four years, at his seat, Groomsliridge.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
"WALPOLE, Hon. Frederick (of Bainthorpe
Hall).
Third son of the 3rd Earl of Orford ; h. 1822 ; m.
1852 Laura Sophia Frances, dau. of F. Walpole,
Esq. Educated at Eoyal Naval Coll. ; entered the
Navy 1837, became Lieutenant 1845 ; is a Magis-
trate for Norfolk, and Major West Norfolk Militia.
Bainthorpe Hall, Long Stratton, Norfolk ; Tra-
vellers' Club, S.W.
"WALPOLE, Right Hon. Spencer Horatio, Q,.C.
Second son of the late Thomas Walpole, Esq., of
Stagbury Park, Surrey, and a distant cousin of the
Eari of Orford ; b. 1806; m. 1835 Isabella, dau. of
the late Right Hon. Spencer Percival, M.P. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1828) ; is a Barrister-at-Law (called 1831), and a
Bencher of Lincoln's Inn ; a Commissioner of Ec-
clesiastical Estates ; was Secretary of State for the
Home Department in 1852 and 1858-9 ; was M.P.
for Midhurst 1846-56 ; has been M.P. for the Uni-
versity of Cambridge since 1856. — Ealing, Middle-
sex ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 9, Grafton Street, W.
"WALPOLE, Reginald Robert, Esq. (of Han-
slope Park).
Eldest son of the late Ptev. Eobert Walpole, Eector
of Christ Church, Marylebone, London, by Caroline,
dau. of Sir .John Hyde, formerly Chief Justice of
Calcutta ; b. 1817 ; m. 1st 1849 Anne Eliza, dau. of
John Heaton, Esq., of Plas-Heaton, co. Denbigh ;
2nd 1856 Caroline, dau. of Rev. G. Apthorp, of
Gumley Rectory, co. Leicester, and widow of Wil-
liam VVatts, Esq., of Hanslope Park, co. Bucks.
Educated at Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1842,
M.A. 1846) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1846, and was formerly Reader on the Law of Real
Property to the Hon. Society of Gray's Inn ; is a
Magistrate for Bucks. This family is a younger
branch of that of the Earl of Orford. — Hanslope
Park, near Stony Stratford, Bucks ; United Uni-
versity Club, S.W. ; 9, Sussex Place, Hyde Park,
W.
"WALROISTD,* Bethell, Esq. (of Dulford House).
Second and only surviving son of the late Joseph
Lyons Walrond", Esq., by Caroline, dau. of Edward
Codi'ington, 3rd son of Sir W. Codrington, Bart., of
Dodington ; b. 1802 ; s. his brother 1819 : m. 1829
Lady Janet, only dau. of Henry, 2nd Earl of Ross-
lyn, G.C.B. Is a Magistrate and De]). Lieut, for
Devon ; was formerly an OfEcer in the Army ; was
M.P. for Sudbury and Saltash 1826-32. Mr. Wal-
rond is a co-heir of the Barony of Welles (1254),
and a Spanishi" Marquis and Count, and a Grandee
of the first class. This family is descended from the
Seigneur de St. Valerie, who came to England at
the Conquest, of whom Mr. Walrond is the lineal
male representative. The family was in the reign
of Elizabeth very powerful, possessing fifty-four
t The Spanish honours were confeiTed by Philip IV. of
Spain, in 1()53, on Colonel Humphrey Walrond, a zealous
adherent of Charles I., and afterwards Governor and President
of Barbados.
Manors in the Western counties. — Dulford House
near CoUumpton, Devon.
Heir, his only son Henry, h. 1841.
■WALEOKTD, John 'Walrond, Esq. (of Brad-^
field).
Eldest son of the late B. B. Dickinson, Esq., of!
Knightshayes, Devon (who took the name of Wal-
rond, by Royal license, in 1845), by Finances, dau.
and co-heiress of W. H. Walrond, Esq., of Brad-
field ; b. 181S ; s. 1851 ; m. 1845 Frances Caroline,
dau. of 2nd Lord Bridport. Is a Magistrate for
Devon and Somerset. This family have been
settled at Bradfield since the reign of King John,
and the original deed of transfer of that date is still
in their possession. — Bradfield, near CoUumpton,
Devon.
Heir, his son William Hood, b. 1849.
"WALROND,* Theodore, Esq. (of Calder Park).
Only son of the late C. W^. Walrond, Esq. ; b.
178- ; VI. 1820 Jane, dau. of the late Sir Charles
H. Hasting.s, K.C.H. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lanark. This family is a branch of
that settled in Devon. — Calder Park, near Glasgow.
Heir, his son Theodore, b. 1824 ; vi. 1859 Char-
lotte Elliot, youngest dau. of Riversdale Grenfell,
Esq., of Ray Lodge, Maidenhead ; educated at
Rugby and Balliol Coll., Oxford, of which he is
M.A. and late Fellow ; is Examiner to the Civil
Service Commission.
"WALSH, Sir Hiint Henry Johnson-, Bart. (or.
1775).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir John Allen
Johnson-Walsh, Bart, (who assumed the additional
name of AValsh), by Sackvilla, dau. of Edward
Brereton, Esq., of Springmount, Queen's co. ; b.
1787 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1848 ; in. 1st
1828 Frances, dau. of William Thomas Monsell,
Esq., of Tervoe, co. Limerick ; 2nd 1842 Jane,
dau. of the late Savage Hall, Esq., of Harrow
Water, co. Devon. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. ISOS) ; is a Magistrate for Queen's
CO. — Ballykillcavan, near Strad bally, Queen's co.
Heir, his son John Allen, b. 1829,
"WALSH, Sir John Benn, Bart, (cr, 1804).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Benn W^alsh,
Bart., of Berks, by Margaret, dau. of Joseph
Fowke, Esq., of Bexley, Kent, and niece and
heiress of John Walsh, Esq., of Warfield Park,
Berks ; b. 1798 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1825 ; m. 1825
the Lady Jane Grey, youngest dau. of the 6th
Earl of Stamford. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxfoi'd ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks,
and Lord-Lieutenant of co. Radnor ; was M.P. for
Sudbury 1830-1 and 1838-40 ; since that time has
sat for CO. Radnor. — Warfield Park, near Bracknell,
Berks ; Knill Court, near Kington, Radnorshire ;
Carlton, White's, and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 28,
Berkeley Square, W.
Heir, his son Arthur (whom see).
"WALSH, Captain Arthur.
Eldest son of Sir JohnB. Walsh (whom see); b. 1827;
m. 1858 Lady Katherine Emily Mary Somerset,
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dau. of Duke of Beaufort. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Radnor ; was formerly Captain 1st
Life-guards. — Warfield Park, near Bracknell,
Berks ; White's and Carlton Clubs^ S.W. ; 35,
Hill Street, W.
Ifeh; his son Arthur Henry John, b. 1859.
"WALSH, John, Esq. (of Fanningstown).
Eldest son of Thomas Walsh, Esq., by Barbara,
only dau. of Cornelius O'Meagher, Esq., of Orchard-
town, CO. Tipperary; b. 1799; s. 1S27 ; m. 1836
Elizabeth, youngest dau. of Richard Power, Esq.,
J. P., of Bollendesart, co. Waterford. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Waterford ; is a Magistrate for
cos. Kilkenny, Tipperary, and Waterford. This
family origiually went to Ireland with Strongbow
(Earl Pembroke) in 1170, and settled in Kilkenny,
where they acquired a large district of country,
known as the Walsh Llountains ; afterwards con-
fiscated, during the times of Cromwell and King
William III., when the elder branches emigrated
to France and Austria. In the former country
that portion of the family is still represented by
Le Comte Serrang. — Fanningstown, near Pilltown,
CO. Kilkenny.
WALSHAM, Sir Joiin James, Bart. (or. 1831).
Only son of the late Colonel Garbett Walsham (who
d. 1819), by Emma Maria, only dau. and heir of
Hugh Hughes, Esq., of Bodwryn, in Anglesea ;
b. 1805 ; m. 1826 Frances, dau. of Matthew Bell,
Esq., of Woolsiugton, Northumberland. Educated
at Eton and on the Continent ; appointed an
Assistant Poor-Law Commissioner 1835, and a
Poor Law Inspector 1847 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Hereford and Radnor, and a
Governor of Bury School ; was formerly a Com-
missioner of Charities and Major Herefordshire
Militia. This family is descended from Sir Alex-
ander De Walsham, Knt., Lord of Brockley,
Suffolk, temp. Edward III., and (by females) from
Sir John de Brull, Knt., Lord of Knill, co. Here-
ford, temp. Richard I. — Knill Court, near Kington,
Herefordshire ; Gwydir House, Whitehall, S.W. ;
Windham Club, S.W.
Jlcir, his son John, M.A., of Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; b. 1830 ; a Dep. Lieut, for Radnorshire,
and Attache at Mexico ; late a Clerk in the Foreign
Office.
WALSIWGHAM (Lord), Thomas De Grey (cr.
1780).
Eldest son of the ^th Lord, by Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Right Rev. Dr. Brownlow North, Lord
Bishop of Winchester ;, 6. 1804; s. 1839; r,i. 1st
1842 Augusta Louisa, dau. of Sir R, Frankland-
Russell, Bart. ; 2nd 1847 Emily Elizabeth, dau. of
the 2nd Lord Rendleshara. Admitted a Barrister
of Lincoln's Inn 1827 ; is a M.agistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Suffolk ; Patron of 3 livings. — Merton
Hall, near Thetford ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 23,
Arlington Street, S.W.
Eeir, his son Thomas, b. 1843.
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WATjTER, John, Esq. (of Bearwood).
Eldest son of the late John Walter, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Berks 1832-7), by Mary, dau. of
Henry Smitlie, Esq., of Eastling, Kent; b. 1818 ;
s. 1847 ; m. 1842 Emily Frances, d.au. of Major
Henry Court, of Castlemans, Berks (she d. 1858).
Educated .at Eton and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1840, M.A. 1843) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1847 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
London and Berks, and chief proprietor in the
"Times" newspaper; was M.P. for Nottingham
1847-59; elected for Berks 1859. — Bearwood, near
Reading, Berks ; Reform Club, S.W. ; City Club,
E.C. ; 40, Upper Grosvenor Street, AV.
Heir, his soji John Balston, b. 1844.
"WALTERS, Ralph, Esq.
Third son of the late Robert Walters, Esq., by
Isabella, dau. of William Clayton, Esq., of New-
castle-on-Tyne ; b. 1801 ; m. Ist 1824 Elizabeth,
dau. of Robert Hole, Esq., of Stickwitt House,
Devon ; 2nd 1858 Elizabeth, only child of the
Rev. Thomas Stone, D.D., Rector of Wootton
Rivers, Wilts. Educated at the University of Dur-
ham ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1854 ; was M.P. for Beverley May— July 1859.—
3, Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, W.
■WALTERS-PHILIPPS, John, Esq. (of Aber-
glasney).
Only son of the late Abel Griffiths Walters, Esq.,
of Perthygeraint, co. Cardigan, by Bridget, his
wife ; b. 178- ; s. 1824 his maternal uncle Thomas
Philipps, Esq., in the Aberglasney manor and estate,
when he assumed, by Royal patent, the additional
name of Philijips ; m. 1817 Mary, dau. of Thomas
Bowen, Esq. Is a Magistrate for cos. Carmarthen,
Pembroke, and Cardigan (High Sheriff 1841). —
Aberglasney, Carmarthenshire, S. Wales.
i/ezVs,his three daus. Bridget, m. Cecil A. Harries,
Esq., of Llanwnwas ; Mary Anne, m. John Pugh
Pryse, Esq., and is deceased ; and Elizabeth
Frances, m. Frederick L. Lloyd, Esq., of Pentre
Park, CO. Pembroke.
■WAL^WY]^, Richard Henry, Esq.
Only son of the late Rev. R. Walwyn, by Caroline,
dau. of the Hon. and Very Rev. Henry Roper, of
Clones, Ireland ; b. 1804 ; m. 1837 Laura Eliza-
beth Sanders, dau. of Charles Sanders, Esq., of
Exeter. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1823, M.A. 1825) ; was formerly an Officer in the
Army. This family, formerly of Longworth, co.
Hereford, represented the city and co. of Hereford
at various times, from 1338 to 1763.*^Clifton,
near Bristol ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Jleir, his son James Hanford, b. 1838,
"WANKLYN, Edward, Esq. (of Fiilmer Place).
Fourth son of the late William Wanklyn, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of John Bradshaw, Esq., of Manchester ;
b. 1806 ; m. 1839 Mary Jane, 2nd dau. of John
* See Fuller's " Worthies," article Hereford, and Dun-
combe's " History of Hereford,"
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Bradsbaw, Esq., of Weasle House, co. Lancaster.
Educated at Braseuose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1834 ; is a
Magistrate for Bucks.— Fulmer Place, near Slough,
Bucks.
WARBURTON, Hon. Mrs.
Elizabeth Augusta, 3rd dau. of William, 1st Lord
Bateman ; m. 1853 Major George Drought War-
burton, E.A., some time M.P. for Harwich, who
d. 1847.— Iffley, near Oxford.
■WARBURTOlSr, Ricliard., Esq.. (of Garryhinch) .
Third son of the late Eichard Warburton, Esq.,
by Anne, dau. of Thomas Kemmis, Esq., of Dub-
lin ; b. 1804 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1844 MaryEllinor, dau.
of Lieut. -Colonel Kelly, of Millgrove, King's co.
Educated at the Royal Military Academy, Wool-
wich ; is a Magistrate for King's and Queen's cos.,
and a Dep. Lieut, for King's co ; was High Sheriff
of King's CO. 1845, and of Queen's co. 1849 ; for-
merly an Officer in the Army. — Garryhinch, near
Portarlington, Ireland.
Jleh; his son Eichard, l. 1846.
"WAKBURTOJSr, Rowland Eyles Egerton, Esq..
(of ArleyHall).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Eowland Egerton, by
Emma, dau. of James Croxton, Esq., of Norle}'
Bank, co. Chester ; h. 1804 ; s. by will to the
estates of his great-uncle. Sir Peter Warburton,
Bart., and assumed the name of Warburton by
Eoyal license 1813 ; m. 1831 Mary, eldest dau. of
Sir Eichard Brooke, Bart., Norton Priory. Edu-
cated at Eton and Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Chester
(High Sheriff 1833).— Arley Hall, near Northwich,
Cheshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, her son Piers, h. 1839.
WARD (Lord), ■William Ward (cr. 1644).
Eldest son of the 10th Lord, by Amelia, dau. of
W. G. Pillans, Esq. ; h. 1817 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1851
Constance Selina, dau. of H. De Burgh, Esq. (she
d. 1851). Educated at Eton, Ch. Ch., and Trinity
Coll., Oxford ; is a Dep. Lieut, for cos. Worcester
and Stafford ; Clolonel W^orcestershire Yeomanry.
Patronage 14 livings. — Himley Hall, near Dudley,
Staifordshire ; Witley Court, near Stourport, Wor-
cestershire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; Dudley House,
Park Lane, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Humble Dudley, h. 1821 ;
m. 1843 Eleanor Lucy, dau. of the late Thomas
Hawker, Esq., M.P. ; educated at Harrow ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford.
WARD, Hon. and Rev. Henry.
Youngest son of the late Hon. E. Ward, and brother
of the 3rd Viscount Bangor. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is Eector of Killiuchy. — Killinchy
Rectory, co. Down.
WARD, Sir Henry George, Knt., G.C.M.G. (cr.
1849).
Only son of the late R. Plumer-Ward, Esq., by a
dau. of C. T. Mailing, P]sq. ; h. 179- ; 'in. 1824
Emily, dau. of Sir J. E. Swinburne, Bart. Was
M.P. for St. Alban's 1833-7, for Sheffield 1837-49 ;
Secretary of the Admiralty 1846-9 ; Lord High
Commissioner of the Ionian Islands 1849-57 ; ap-
pointed Governor of Ceylon 1857. — Reform Club,
S.W, ; Government House, Colombo, Ceylon.
WARD, Henry, Esq. (of Oaklands).
Eldest son of the late William Ward, Esq., of
Wolverhampton, by Anne, dau. of John Barnett,
Esq., of Comberton, near Kidderminster ; h. 1828 ;
s. 1849 ; III. 1855 Jane, dau. of the late John Bag-
nell, Esq., of W^est Bromwich. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford. — Oaklands, near
Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.
WARD, Owen Elorance Louis, Esq. (of Willey).
Only surviving son of the late James W^ard, Esq.,
of Willey, by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Smith,
Esq.; of Shalden; h. 1823; s. 1855; m. 1847
Annie Alice, dau. of Major H. Welman, late 57th
regiment. Educated at the Royal Military Coll.,
Sandhurst ; was formerly Captain 11th regiment.
This family is of great antiquity, and was originally
from Cheshire. — Willey Place, near Farnhani,
Surrey.
Heir, his son James, h. 1848.
WARD, Ricliard, Esq. (of Salhouse Hall).
Second son of the late Robert Ward, Esq., by Lydia,
3rd dau. of Richard Royle, Esq., of Liskeard and
Trevill, Cornwall ; b. 1799 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1844 Eliza-
beth, 3rd dau. of the late Vice-Admiral Sir Edward
James Foote, K.C.B. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Norfolk. — Salhouse Hall, near Norwich,
Norfolk.
Hvh\ his son Edward Foote, o. 1848.
WARD, Robert Edward, Esq. (of Bangor
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Michael Edward Ward, Esq.,
by Matilda, 6th dau. of Robert, 1st Marquis of
Londonderry, K.G. ; 6.1819; s. 1840 ; m. 1857
Harriette, dau. of the Hon. and Rev. Henry W^ard.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down (High
Sheriff 1841-2) ; was formerly an Officer in the 10th
Royal Hussars. Tliis family is a younger branch
of the Ward family, of Castle W^ard. — Strangford,
CO. Down ; Bangor Castle, co, Down ; Travellers'
Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Matilda Catherine.
WARD, Thomas Jolinson, Esq. (of Fern Park,
Gloucestershire).
Only child of the late Alfred W^ard, Esq., of New
Ledze, Olveston, co. Gloucester, by Martha Wai-d,
dau. of the late Thomas Johnson, Esq., ofElberton,
in the same county ; b. 1827 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1849
Ellen Isabella, youngest dau. of John Bush, Esq.,
of Beach Bilton, co. Gloucester. Is a Magistrate for ,
CO. Gloucester. This family were resident at Elber-
ton for above 100 years, — Fern Parh, Olveston,
near Bristol.
Heir, his son Alfred Thomas Johnson, h. 1822.
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WARD, William George, Esq. (of Northwood
Hotise).
Eldest son of the late William Ward, Esq., some
time M.P. for London, by Emily, dau. of H. C.
Combe, Esq., M.P. ; i. 1812 ; s. his uncle 1849 ;
m. 1845 Frances Mary, youngest dau. of the late
Eev. John Wingfield, D.D., Head Master of West-
minster School and Prebendary of Worcester.
Educated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., O.xford, and
was afterwards Fellow of Balliol Coll. (B.A. 1834,
M.A. 1837) ; author of "The Ideal of a Christian i
Church," and other works. — Northwood House,
near Clowes, Isle of Wight ; Stafford Club, W.
Ilcir, his son Edmund Granville, b. 1853.
WARDE,* Charles (of The Squerries).
Eldest son of the late Charles Warde, Esq., by Miss
Annesley ; b. 17 — ," s. his uncle 18 — . Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent. — The Squerries,
Westerham, Kent.
WARDE, Charles Thomas, Esq. (of Glopton
House).
Only son of the late Rev. Thomas Warde, by Char-
lotte, dau. of John Lloyd, Esq., F.R.S., of Snit-
terfield ; b. 1813 ; m. 1834 Marianne, eldest dau.
of the late John Bennet Lawes, Esq., of Rotham-
sted, Herts. Educated at Downing Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick (High Sheriff 1846), F.A.S. This family
was formerly of Barford, co. Warwick, and Bick-
lesly, Norfolk, — Ciopton House, Stratford-on-Avon,
and Rhine Hill, Warwickshire ; Tarlton House,
Worcestershire ; Aughery House, co. Leitrim, Ire-
land ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Henry Charles Lloyd, b. 184-.
WARDLAW, Sir William, Bart. (or. 1631).
Fourth son of the late Sir William AVardlaw, Bart.,
of Pitreavie, in the co. of Fife, by Elizabeth, dau.
of George Anderson, Esq., of Carlungie, N.B. ;
b. 1794 ; s. his brother Sir Alexander as 13th Bart.
1833.— Chensels Court, Edinburgh.
Ilcir Pros., his brother Archibald, b. 1796.
"W^ARDLAW, Major James (of Belm.adiithy
House).
Third son of the late Lieutenant-General Wardlaw,
by Anne, dau. of General Ist Viscount Lake,
G.C.B. ; b. 1818; m. 1853 Jane, only dau. of Sir
Colin Mackenzie, Bart., of Kilcoy. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ross, and Major in
the Lancashire Militia. — Belmaduthy House, near
Munlochy, Ross-shire, N.B. ; United Service Club,
S.W.
WARDLAW, Captain John.
Son of the late Lieutenant-General Wardlaw,
Colonel of H.M.'s 55th regiment, by Anne, young-
est dau. of Gerard, 1st Viscount Lake, G.C.B. ;
b. 1826; vi. 1854 Horatia Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of
John James, 6tli Earl of Waldegrave, Educated
at Winchester and the Royal Military Academy ;
entered the Army in India in 1845, and served in
the Sutlej campaign at the battles of Moodkee and
Ferozeshah, and was severely wounded, retired
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1851 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and one of H.M.'s
Royal Body-guard of Scottish Archers ; was Exon
of the Royal Body-guard of Yeomen of the Guard
1852-5, and Captain in the King's Own Light
Infantry Militia. This family is of ancient Anglo-
Saxon descent ; the head of the family is his cousin,
Mr. W.irdlaw-Rainsay, of Whitehill House (whom
see).^— Langford Grove, near Maldon, Essex ; Carl-
ton and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 37,
Princes Gate, Hyde Park, W.
WARDLAW-RAMSAY.
(See Rctmsay.)
WARDROP, William Macfarlane, Esq. (of
Bridgehouse).
Youngest son of the late John Wardrop, Esq.,
Banker, of Edinburgh, by Barbara, dau. of the
late William Macfarlane, Esq., W.S., of Edin-
burgh ; b. 1823 ; m. 1852 Helen, 2nd dau. of the
late William Doune Gillon, Esq., of Wallhouse,
M.P. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Linlithgow ; was formerly Lieutenant 10th Royal
Hussars. — Bridgehouse, near Bathgate, Edin-
burgh.
WARE, Samuel, Esq. (of Hendon Hall).
Youngest son of the late Samuel Ware, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of John Cumbeilege, Esq. ; b. 1781 ;
s. his brother Charles Hodges Ware, Esq., 1840 ;
m. 1829 Mary, dau. of — Brown, Esq., and widow
of Thomas Divett, Esq. Owns estates at Thundon,
Bernardistone, Portlingford, Stanfield, and Clare,
Suffolk, and .at Hampstead and Hendon, Middle-
sex. — Hendon Hall, Middlesex ; Reform Club,
S.W. ; 34, Portland Place, W.
Heirs, the descendants of his sister Anne, by her
cousin John Curnberlege, Esq.
WARIKG, Henry, Esq. (of Waringstown).
Eldest surviving son of the late Thomas Waring,
Esq., of Newry, co. Down (who d. 1841), by Mary,
dau. of John Goddard, Esq. ; b. 1795 ; m. 1825
Frances Grace, 4th dau. of the Very Rev. Holt
Waring, Dean of Dromore, whom he s. at War-
ingstown in 1850. Entered the Army in 1816 ;
served on the St.aff in Dublin 1826-30, when he
joined the 59th regiment as Major, retired 1834 ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Down and Armagh. —
Waringstown House, near Banbridge, co. Down ;
Newry, co. Down.
Heir, his son Thomas, Captain Royal South
Down Light Infantry; b. 1828 ; m. 1858 Esther,
3rd dau. of Ross T. Smyth, Esq., of Ardmore, co.
Londonderry.
WARNEPORD, Lady Wetherell (of Warneford
Place).
Harriet Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel Warneford ;
m. 1838 Sir C. Wetherell, D.C.L., M.P., who cl
1846; resumed her maiden name 1847. — Warne-
ford Place, near Highworth, Wilts ; 96, Eaton
Square, S.W.
WARNER, Edward, Esq. (of Higham Hall).
Eldest son of the late Edward Warner, Esq., of
Walthamstow, Essex; 6.1818; m. 1848 Maria,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
dau. of T. Cavr, Esq., of New Eoss, co. Wexford,
and -widow of J. Hibbitts, Esq. Educated at
Wadham Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1840, M.A. 1844) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1850 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and Patron of 2
livings ; was M.P. for Norwich 1852-7.— Higham
HalC Woodford, Essex; 49, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Thos. Courtenay Theydon, h. 1857.
WAKlSrEIl.
(See Lee- Warner.
■WAE.IIAN"D, Eobert, Esq. (of Westhorpe).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Warrand, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of General Munro, of Trauinich,
CO. Ross ; h. 1798 ; s. 1836 ; m. 18-30 Sarah Sojihia,
eldest dau. and co-heir of the Rev. William Clay,
of Westhorpe. Educated at Eton ; entered the
22nd Dragoons in 1818, served with them in India
during the Mahratta campaigns 1818-20, where he
was wounded, retired as Major IS — ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Notts. This family were
formerly seated in Ross-shire. — Westhorpe, near
Southwell, Notts ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou Robert, Major Bengal Engineers,
h. 1831.
■WABRE, Joliu Ashley, Esq. (of ^West Cliff
Honse) .
Sou of the late — Warre, Esq. ; l. 1787 ; «i. 1839
Caroline, dau. of the late P. Grenfell, Esq., M.P.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; was M.P.
for Lostwithiel, Taunton, and Hastings 1812-34 ;
has been M.P. for Ripon .since 1857. — West Cliff
House, near Ramsgate, Kent ; Reform, Brookes',
and Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ; 54, Lowndes Square,
S.W.
"WAEEEK, Sir Augustus, Bart. (er. 1784).
Eldest son of the late Sir A. L. Warren, Bart., by
Mary, dau. of J. Bernard, Esq., of Castle Bernard,
sister of the 1st Earl of Bandon ; h. 1791 ; s. as 3rd
Bart. 1821. Is a M.agistrate for co. Cork (High
Sheriff 1819) ; was formerly Lieutenant-Colonel of
Cork City Militia. — Warren's Court, Lissardagh,
CO. Coi-k.
Heir Pres., his brother John Borlase, a Magis-
trate for CO. Cork ; b. 1799 ; m. 1823 Mary, dau.
of Rev. E. Warren.
"WAEREN, Robert, Esq. (of Killiney Castle).
Eldest son of the late Robert Warren, Esq., of
Dublin, by Barbara, dau. of Joseph Swan, Esq., of
Tombrean, co. Wicklow ; h. 1787 ; 5. 1814 ;.. m.
1819 Alicia, dau. of A. Cusack, Esq., of Laragh,
CO. Kildare. — Killiney Castle, near Dalkey, co.
Dublin.
Heir, his son Robert, a Magistrate for co. Dublin ;
h. 1820 ; m. 1846 Anne Elizabeth, dau. of Cad-
wallader Waddy, Esq., of Kilmacoe, co. Wexford,
late M.P. for co. Wexford.
■WARREM", Samuel, Esq., Qi.G., D.C.L., F.R.S.,
Master in Lu.nacy.
Eldest son of the Rev. Samuel Warren, LL.D.,
Rector of All Souls, Manchester, by Ann, dau. of
the late Mr. Richard Williams, of The Hackery, i
Gresford, co. Denbigh; I. 1807; m. 1831 Eliza, \
only child of the late James Ballenger, Esq., of
Woodford Bridge House, Essex. Educated at
Edinburgh University ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1837 ; appointed a Queen's Counsel
1861, Recorder of Hull 1852, Master in Lunacy in
1859 ; cr. Hon. D.C.L., Oxon, 1853 ; was M.P. for
Midlmrst 1856-9. This family was formerly long
established at Hopton, Suffolk. — 16, Manchester
Square, W. ; 45, Lincoln's-Inn Fields, W.C.
Heir, his son Samuel Lilckendey, B.A., of Wad-
ham Coll., Oxford, in Holy Orders ; h. 1835.
WARRENDER, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1715). ]|
Eldest son of the late Sir Patrick Warrender, Bart.,
by the dau. of— Blair, Esq.; b. 1786; s. his
brother as 5th Bart. 1849 ; in. 1st 1823 Lady Ju-
liana Jane Maitland, dau. of James, 8th Earl of
Lauderdale ; 2nd 1831 Hon. Frances Henrietta
Arden, dau. of the 2nd Lord Alvanlejr. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Haddington ;
was formerly Captain 1st Guards. — Bruntsfield
House, near Edinburgh ; Locliend, near Dunbar,
N.B. ; Athenfeum Club, S.W. ; 53, Eaton Place,
S.W.
Heir, his son George, Captain Grenadier Guards ;
b. 1825 ; m. 1854 Helen, dau. of Sir Hugh Hume
Campbell, Bart., of Marchmont.
"WARRY, George, Esq. (of Shapwick House).
Second son of the late George Warry, Esq., by
Catherine, 2nd dau. of Elias Taylor, Esq., of Hound-
stone House, near Yeovil ; b. 1795 ; s. his maternal
uncle, the Rev. Elias Taylor, 1827 ; m. 1830 Isa-
bella, 4th dau. of Willam Deedes, Esq., of Sandling
Park, Kent. Educated at Winchester and Trinity
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1821) ; called to
the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1822 ; practised formerly
at the Chancery Bar, and on the Western Circuit ;
is a Magistrate for Somerset, and Chairman of the
Somerset Central Railway Company. — Shapwick
House, near Glastonbury, Somerset ; Castle Park
House, Exmouth, Devon.
Heir, his son George Deedes, b. 1831.
"WAETOlSr, Charles, Esq. (of Kemsdale).
Third son of the late R. E. Warton, Esq. , by Eliza-
beth, dau. of W. Malins, Esq., of London ; b. 1813 ;
s. 1849 ; m. 1843 Lucy, dau. of William Perkins,
Esq., Commander R.N., of Willisborough Court,
Kent. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Kent. — Kemsdale,
near Faversham, Kent.
"WARWICK AIxTD BROOKE (Earl of ), George
Gwr Qreville (cr. 1746).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Sarah Elizabeth,
dau. of the 2nd Earl of Mexborough ; b. 1818 ; s.
1853 ; ^H. 1852 Anne, dau. of Lord Elcho. Edu-
cated at St. John's Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1839); is
a Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Warv>'ickshire Yeomanry ; was M.P. for
S. Warwickshire 1845-53. Patronage 4 livings. —
The Castle, Warwick ; Carlton and Travellers'
Clubs, S.W. ; Stable-yard, St. James's, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Brooke, b. 1853.
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WATERFOBD (Mara^is of), John De-la-Poer-
Beresford (cr. 1789).
Fourth and only surviving son of the 2nd Marquis,
by Susanna, dau. of the 2nd Earl of T^'rconnell ;
b. 1814 ; s. his brother as 4th Marquis 1859 ; ■m.
1843 Christiana, dau. of the late Colonel C. P.
Leslie, of Glasslough Castle, co. Monaghan. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1836); is in Holy Orders ; Prebendary of Armagh ;
formerly Rector of Mullaghbrack, co. Armagh ; sits
in the House of Peers as Lord Tyrone, U.K. {a:
1786). Patronage 1 living. Curraghmore, near
Portlaw, CO. Waterford ; Claridge's Hotel, W.
Heir, his son Earl of Tyrone, b. 1844.
WATERFOBD, Do-wager Marchioness of.
Louisa, 2nd dau. of the late Lord Stuart de Rothe-
say ; m. 1842 Henr}', 3rd Marquis of Waterford,
who d. 1859. — Ford Castle, near Coldstream, N.B.
WATSBHOUSE, John, Esq., F.B.S., B.A.S.,
B.G.S. (of -WeUhead).
Eldest son of the late John Waterhouse, Esq., by
Grace Elizabeth, dau. of John Rawson, Esq., of
Stonyroyd, Halifax ; b. 1806 ; s. 1847. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for W. Riding of York-
shire. This family is mentioned by Watson, the
historiographer of Halifax, as the chief one of
the neighbourhood, and they have resided there
without intermission since the middle of the 13th
century. — V/ellhead, near Halifax, Yorkshire ;
Athenaeum Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Samuel (whom see).
WATEBHOUSE, Samuel, Esq. (of Hope HaU).
Son of the late John Waterhouse, Esq., of Well-
head, by Grace Elizabeth, dau. of John Rawson,
Esq., of Stonyroyd, Halifax, and heir pres. to John
Waterhouse, Esq. (whom see) ; h. 1815 ; m. 1840
Charlotte Lydia, dau. of Henry Lees Edwards,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for W. Riding
of Yorkshire, and a Captain in the 2nd West York
regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. — Hope Hall, near
Halifax, Yorkshire ; Conservative Club, S.W.
"WATEBPABK (3i-d Lord), Henry Manners
Cavendish (cr. 1792).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Juliana, dau. of
Thomas Cooper, Esq., of Mullynart Castle, co. Kil-
dare ; b. 1793 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1837 Eliza, dau. of
Thomas, 1st Viscount Anson. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and Colonel 1st Derby
Militia ; has been a Lord in Waiting ; was M.P.
for S. Derbyshire 1833-4, for Lichfield 1854-6.
Represents a younger branch of the family of the
Duke of Devonshire. — Doveridge Hall, near Derby;
14, Charles Street, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Henry Anson, b. 1839.
"WATEBS, Thomas, Esq. (of Sarnau).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
Waters, Esq., by Julia, dau. of — Ormond, Esq.,
of Trynewydd, co. Pembroke; b. 1810. Educated
at Queen's Coll., O.xford ; a Magistrate for co.
Carmarthen. Is representative of the family of
Waters, which is of very old date in co. Pembroke,
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and has given its name to Waterston, near Milford
Haven. — Sarnau, near Carmarthen ; Penally, near
Pembroke.
Ileir, his brother Edward, M.D., Fellow Royal
College of Physicians, Edinburgh ; in. 1837 Geor-
gina Maria Isabella, youngest dau. of the Hon. and
Rev. Lorenzo Hely-Hutchinson.
WATEBTON", Charles, Esq. (of Walton HaU).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Waterton, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Edward Bedingfeld, Esq., of Oxton ;
b. 1782 ; s. 1806 ; m. 1829 Anne, 2nd dau. of
Charles Edmonstone, Esq., of Cardross Park, N.B.
Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is author of "Wan-
derings in South America," and "Essays on Natu-
ral History." Mr. Waterton is lineal descendant,
in male line, of Reyner, the son of Norman de Nor-
manebi, wiio received a grant of the Manor of
Watertun, in the Isle of Axholme, c.). Lincoln,
from Gilbert, Abbot of Selby, 1159-79.— Walton
Hall, near Wakefield, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Edmund, F.S.A., b. 1830 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of
Yorkshire ; a Knight of St. John, and of the
Order of Christ of Rome ; Chamberlain to H.H.
Pius IX.
WATKIKT, Bev. Edward.
Eldest son of the late Rev. George Watkin, by
Frances, dau. of William Thompson, Esq., of
Northampton ; b. 1788 ; m. 1812 Anna Maria,
dau. of Wastel Briscoe ClifFe, Esq. Educated at
Rugby and Lincoln Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1811,
M.A. 1814) ; instituted Vicar of St. Giles's, North-
ampton, and Rector of Cogenhoe, 1812 ; is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Northampton. This family was
formerly of Long Buckby, and possessed property
there, and at West Haddon and Kislingbury, co.
Northampton. — Cogenhoe Rectory, near North-
ampton.
WATKIKS, Henry, Esq,
Only son of the late Rev. Henry Watkins, M.A.,
Incumbent of South Mailing, Susse.x: (who d. 1841),
by Frances, dau. of George Courthope, Es(i., of
Whiligh, Sussex; b. 1840; s. 1841. Educated at
Brighton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge. — Tunbridge
Wells, Kent : Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
Heir Pres., his uncle Frederick, B.D., in Holy
Orders ; b. 1808 ; m. 1847 Amelia, dau. of the Rev.
C. Millett.
W"ATB:i]NrS, John Gregory, Esq. (of "Wood-
fleld).
Eldest son of the late John Watkins, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Robert Bourne, Esq., of Shrawley
Court,- CO. Worcester ; b. 1803 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1834
Elizabeth Randle, only dau. of John Parker, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester
(High SheriflT 1850). This family was formerly of
the county of Brecon, and settled in co. ^Vorcester
previous to the year 1630. — Woodfield, nearDroit-
wich, Worcestershire.
Heir, his son John Gregory, b. 1837; educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford; a Member of Lin-
coln's Inn.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
"WATKINS, Colonel Lloyd Vavighan (of Pen-
noyre).
Only son of the late Rev. Thomas Watkins, F.A.S.,
by Susanna Eleonora, dau. of Richard Vaughan,
Esq., of Shenfield, Essex, and of Golden Grove, co.
Carmarthen ; /*. 1802 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1st 1833 Sophia
Louisa Henrietta, 3rd dau. of Sir George Pocock,
Bart. ; 2nd 1852 Eliza Luther, younger dau. of
J. Taylor-Gordon, Esq., M.D., and widow of Briga-
dier-General Hughes, C.B. (she d. 1856). Educated
at Harrow and Ch. Ch., O.xford ; is Lord- Lieu-
tenant for CO. Brecon, and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Brecknock and Carmarthen, and
Colonel Brecon Militia; was M.P. for Breck-
nock 1832-4 and 1847-52, and has represented
Brecknock since 1854. — Pennoyre and Rhosferig,
near Brecknock ; Broadway, co. Carmarthen ;
United Service and Athenfeum Clubs, S.W. ;
5, Suffolk Street, S.W.
WATLING-, John "Wyatt, Esq. (of The Fron).
Eldest son of the late Robert Watling, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Abraham Brewer, Esq., of Pen-
combe, CO. Hereford ; h. 1787 ; in- 1833 Martha
Hughes, eldest dau. of P. Titley, Esq., of Penlyon,
a Dep. Lieut, for co. Denbigh. Entered the Navy
1800, became Captain R.N. 1830, Rear-Admiral
1855 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Car-
narvon, and a Magistrate for co. Denbigh. This
family was formerly seated in North Devon, and is
connected with the Drake family, and, on the
mother's side, with that of Sir Thomas Wyatt.- —
The Fron, near Llanrwst, Denbighshire ; Old Navy
Club, S.W.
■WATLINGTOW", John Watlington Perry-, Esq.
(of Moor Hall).
Only son of the late Thomas Perry, Esq., by Maria
Jane, dau. of George Watlington, Esq., of Caldecot
House, Herts (whose name he assumed) ; b. 1823 ;
s. 1833 ; m. 1849 Margaret Emily, 3rd dau. of Rev.
Charles Wicksted Ethelston, of Wicksted Hall, co.
Chester, and Uplyme Rectorj^, Devon. Educated
at Harrow and Tiinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1845, M.A. 1S49) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Essex (High Sheriff 1855) ; elected M.P. for S.
Essex 1859. — Moor Hall, near Harlow, Essex ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
■WATSON, Sir Charles, Bart. (or. 1760).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Wager Watson,
Bart., by Jemima Charlotte, dau. of Charles Garth
Colleton, Esq., of Haines Hill, Berks ; b. 1828 ;
s. as 4th Bart. 1852 ; m. 1854 Georgiana, dau. of
Rev. Robert Tredcroft. Is a Magistrate for co.
Cambridge ; was formerly Lieutenant 71st foot.
The 1st Bart, was raised to the Baronetcy for the
services of his ftither as Commander-in-Chief in
India. — Wi-atting Park, near Linton, Cambridge-
shire.
ffeir Pres., his brother Wager Joseph, b. 1837.
WATSON, Sir James, K.C.B. (cr. 1839).
Son of the late Major Watson ; b. 1772 ; m. 1800
Sarah, dau. of W. Smith, Esq. (she d. 18 — ). Is a
General in the Army, and Colonel of the 14th foot ;
has served with distinction in the East and West
Indies. — Wendover House, Bucks ; U nited Service
Club, S.W.
•WATSOlSr, Sir "WiUiam Henry, Knt. (cr. 1856).
Eldest son of the late Captain Watson, of the 76th
foot; b. 1796; m. 1st 1826 Mary Anne, dau. of
W. Armstrong ; 2nd 1831 Mary, dau. of A. Hol-
iest, Esq. Educated at the Royal Military Coll.,
Marlow; called to the Bar in 1832, and is a Bencher
of Lincoln's Inn ; appointed a Baron of the Ex-
chequer 1856 ; formerly Lieutenant 1st Royal Dra-
goons, and afterwards in the 6th Inniskilling Dra-
goons ; served in the Peninsula, France, and Bel-
gium ; was M.P. for Kinsale 1841-7, for Hull
1854-6. — Sudeley Lodge, Bognoi', Sussex ; Junior
United Service and Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 38, Wil-
ton Crescent, S.W.
WATSON, Lady.
Anna Rosetta, 4tli dau. of W. Thoyts, Esq. ; m.
1st Major-General Sir H. Watson, C.B. (who d.
1851) ; 2nd 1853 the Rev. E. J. Parker, B.D.
(whom see).
WATSON, Hon. Mrs. (of Rockingham Castle).
Lavinia Jane, dau. of Lord G. Quin, and grand-
dau. of the 1st IMarquis of Headfort ; m. 1839
Hon. R. Watson (brother of Lord Sondes), who d.
1852. — Rockingham Castle, near Northampton.
WATSON, Andrew Vincent, Esq. (of Limerick).
Eldest son of Henry Watson, Esq., J. P. for cos.
Limerick and Tipperary (who was Mayor of
Limerick in 182-3, 1824, 1825, and 1854), by
Luciiida, dau. of Arthur Vincent, Esq., of Erina,
CO. Clare, and Kanturk, co. Cork ; b. 1819 ; m.
1840 Mary, dau. of Major Mclntire, of the East-
ludia Co.'s service, and of Ballyshannon, co.
Donegal. Is a Magistrate for co. Limerick (High
Sheriff 1859) ; formerly Captain 27th regiment,
and now Captain in Limerick Artillery. This
family are a branch of the noble house of Rocking-
ham.— Mallow Street, Limerick.
WATSON, John Lecky, Esq. (of Kilconner).
Eldest son of the late John Watson, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, eldest dau. of the late John Lecky, Esq., of
Kilnock and Ballykealy ; 6.1803; s. 1845; vi. 1836
Sarah Louisa, eldest dau. of the late Thomas Henry
Watson, Esq., of Lumclone, co. Carlow. Is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Carlow. This family were formerly
of Salkeld, in Cumberland, and settled in Ireland
in 1641. — • Kilconner House, near Fenagh, co.
Carlow.
AVATSON, Richard Luther, Esq. (of Calgarth
Park).
Eldest son of the late Charles Luther Watson,
Esq., late Lieutenant-Colonel 3rd Dragoon Guards;
b. 1811 ; s. 1831 ; m. 1842 Louisa Anne, only dau.
of the Rev. Francis Hawkins Cole, of Marazion,
Cornwall, aud niece of the late Sir Christopher
Cole. Educated at Woolwich ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Westmoreland (High Sheriff
1857) ; served in the Rifle Brigade 1831-42. This
family is descended from Richard Watson, late
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Bishop of LUuidafF. — Calgartli ark, near Winder-
mere, Westmoreland ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
Heiresses, his four daughters.
"WATSOTiT, Samuel Henry, Esq. (of Lumelone).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Henry Watson, Esq.,
by Aune, dau. of D. Walker, Esq., of Dublin ; b.
1823 ; s.'l853 ; m. 1854 Sarah Sempill. dau. of Rev.
S. T. Eoberts, LL.D. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B. A. 1846). This family is a younger
branch of that of Kilconner. — Lumelone, near
Fenagh, co. C.arlovv.
Heir, his son Henry Forbes Montague, h. 1856.
WATSON-^ARSYDE.
(See Far.Kiide.)
WATSOW-TAYLOR, Simon, Esq. (of Erlestoke
Park).
Eldest son of the late George Watson-Taylor, Esq.,
of Erlestoke Park (who was for many years M.P.
for Devizes), by Anna Susanna, eldest dau. of the
late Sir John T.iylor, Bart., of Lyssons, Jamaica ;
h. 1811 ; s. to the English and Jamaica estates on
decease of his mother 1853 ; m. 1843 the Lady
Hannah Charlotte Hay, 2nd dau. of George, 8th
Marquis of Tweeddale, K.T. Educated at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for AVilts
(High Sheriff 1855) ; was M.P. for Devizes 1857-9.
— Erlestoke Paik, near Westbury, Wilts ; Erchfont
Manor, near Devizes, Wilts; Boodle's Club, S.W. ;
41, Grosvenor Square, W.
"WATTS, Sir James, Knt. (of Abney HaU), (cr.
1857).
Youngest son of the late John Watts, Esq., of
Burnage, near Manchester ; h. 1805 ; m. 1834 Mar-
garet Anne, dau. of IST. Buckley, Esq., of Carr
Hill, Saddleworth, York.shire. Educated at Man-
chester, of which city he is a Merchant and
Magistrate ; knighted while holding the post of
Mayor of Manchester during Her Majesty's visit
to open the Art-Treasures Exhibition in that city.
— Abney Hall, Cheadle, Cheshire ; Portland Street,
Manchester.
Heir, his son James, h. 1845.
WATTS, John James, Esq. (of Hawkesdale
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Nicolson Watts, Esq.,
by Anne Pitt, dau. of James Dodson, Esq., of Read-
ing Hills, Berks ; h. 1803 ; s. 1815 ; m. IS— Eliza
Mary, dau. of — Selby, Esq. (she d. 1858).—
Hawke.sdale Hall, near Carlisle, Cumberland.
Heir, his dan. Mary.
■WATTS-RUSSELL, Jessfe, Esq. (of Ham Hall).
Eldest son of the late Jesse Pvussell, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Noble, Esq., of Borough-
bridge, CO. York ; I. 1786 ; w. 1st 1811 Mary, only
child of the late David Pike Watts, Esq., of Port-
land Phice, London ; '2nd 1843 Maria Ellen,
youngest dau. of the late I'cter Henry Barker,
Esq., of Norfolk. Educated at Worcester Coll.,
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Oxford (B.A. 1808, M.A. 1811, D.C.L. 1819) ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Derby and
Northampton, and for co. Stafford (High Sheriff
1819). — Ham Hall, near Ashbourne, Derbyshire;
Biggin House, near Northampton.
Heir, his son Jesse David, B.A., of Ch. Ch.,
Oxiord ; /). 1812 ; m. 1835 Mary Neville, dau. of
J. Smith Wright, Esq., of Rempstojie Hall, Notts;
was M.P. for N. Staffordshire 1841-7.
WAUCHOPE, Andrew, Esq. (of Tfiddrie Ma-
riscliall).
Eldest son of the late William Wanchope, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Baird, Esq., of Nevvbyth,
N.B. ; h. 1818; m. 1840 Frances 'Mary, dau. of
Henry Lloyd, Esq., of Farrenroy, co. Tipperary.
Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Midlothian ; was formerly in the
Army.— Niddrie Maiischall, Midlothian, N.B.
Heir, his son William John, h. 1841.
"WAUCHOPE, John, Esq. (of Edmonstone).
Eldest son of the late John Wauchope, Esq., by
Henrietta Cecilia, 2nd dau. of Sir James G. Baird,
Bart., of Saughton Hall; h. 181G; s. 1837; m. 1853
Bethia Hamilton, eldest dau. of Andrew Buchanan,
Esq., 2nd son of the late David Buchanan, Esq.,
of Diumpeller and Mount Vernon. Educated at
Edinburgh and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837,
M.A. 1842) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Midlothian, and was a Captain in Midlothian
Yeomanry Cavalry. This family is of the same
lineage as the Wauchopes of Nidurie, having
branched off from the Niddrie family about 1670. —
Edmonstone, near Edinbui'gh ; New Club, Edin-
burgh.
Heir, his daughter Bethia Hamilton.
'WAIJD, Edward, Esq. (of Manston HaU).
Second son of the late Samuel "Wilkes Wand, E.-,q.,
by Ellen, only dau. of Brian Hodgson, Esq., ot
Crakemarsh, co. Stafford ; h. 1806 ; m. 1833 Mary
Dorothy, eldest dau. of Thomas Sayle, Esq., of
Wentljridge. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire,
and Major 4th West York Militia. — Manston
Hall, near Leeds ; Chester Couit, near Selby,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Edward AVilkes, educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge, a Magistrate for the
W. Riding of Yorkshire; h. 1834 ; m. 1859 EUza-
beth, eldest dau. of the Hon. William Henry
A'Court-Holmes, of Westover, Isle of Wight, and
grand-dau. of the 1st Lord Heytesburj'.
WAWTlXr, Mrs. (of Boldonj.
Mary, dau. of W. Matherson, Esq. ; m., as his 2nd
wife, John Twizell Wawn, Esq., a Magistrate for
CO. Durham, and some time M.P. for S. Shields
(who d. 1859). — Boldon, near South Shields, co.
Durham.
■WAY, Arthur Edwin, Esq. (of Ashton Lodge).
Youngest sou of the late Benjamin Way, Esq., of
Denhani Place, Buck.s, by Mary, dau. of Thomas
Smyth, Esq., of Heath House, Stapleton, co. Glou-
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
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cester, and sister of the late Sir John Smith, Bavt.,
of Ashton Court, Somerset ; b. 1813 ; m. 1849 Har-
riet Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Henry Butter-
worth, Esq., of Henbury Court, near Bristol. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford; elected M.P.
for Bath 1859. — Ashton Lodge, near Bristol ;
Windham Club, S.W.
Ifeir, his son Arthur, h. 1850.
WAYTE, WUliam, Esq., F.B.A.S. (of High-
lands).
Eldest surviving son of the late Alleyne Wayte,
Esq., by Prudence, dau. of John Bayly, Esq. ; b.
1783 ; s. 1817 ; ra. 1828 Eliza, dau. of John Ein-
niss, Esq., Chief Police Magistrate of Mauritius.
-. Entered the East-India Company's Civil service
1799 ; was a Member of the Madras Board of
Revenue 1810-22 ; is a Magistrate for co. Wilts.
This family has been settled in Wilts since the 12th
century. In the 13th century the Waytes succeeded
the Cernes at Draycot Cerne, which estate passed
into the family of the Longs, by the marriage of
Margaret, dau. of Edward Wayte, with John Long.
During the wars of the Eoses, Williara Wayte was
an active partisan of the House of Lancaster.
— His^hlands, near Calne, Wilts ; Conservative
CIub,^S.W.
Heir, his son William, b. 1S29.
WEBB, Sir Henry, Bart. (er. 1644),
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Webb, Bart., by
Charlotte Frances, dau. of Charles, 12th Viscount
Dillon ; b. 1806 ; s. as 7th Bart. 1823. Ptepresents
an ancient Roman Catholic family long seated at
Oldstock, Wilts.—Eeform Club, S.W.
WEBB, Chaiies Daniel Henry, Esq. (of "Wood-
viUe),
Younger son of the late Daniel James Webb, Esq.,
of Woodville, co. Tipperary, by Hon. Anne Wil-
helmina, dau. of Charles, 1st Viscount Monch, of
Charleville, co. Wicklov/ ; b. 1825 ; s. 1850 ; m.
1856 Elizabeth Lucy, eldest dau. of Eev. Lloyd
Apjohn, of Bally-Brood Rectory, and Linfield, co.
Limerick. — Woodville, near Templeraore, co. Tip-
perary,
Heir, his son Daniel James Napier, b. 1857.
WEBB, James ITapier, Esq. (of Knocktoran
House).
Eldest son of the late D. J. Webb, Esq., by Anne
V/ilhelmina, dau. of Charles Stanley, 1st Viscount
Monck (she d. 1859); b. 1813; s. 1850; i7i. 1st
1841 his cousin Anne, dau. of the 4th Viscount
Monck (she d. 1853) ; 2nd 1855 Anna Thomasine,
dau. of Joseph Gubbins, Esq., (late) of Kilrush,
CO. Limerick. Educated at Winchester and Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1838) ; is a Magis-
trate for COS. Limerick and Tippei'ary. This family
migrated from C41oucestershire to Ireland, and
settled in co. Limerick in the 16th century. —
Knocktoran House, near Knocklong, co. Limerick.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Daniel Henry
(whom see).
WEBB, Eev. John Birch, (of King's PyouJ
House).
Second son of the late Daniel Webb, Esq., by Ann,!
dau. of John Peploe Birch, Esq., of Garnstone, co.
Hereford ; b. 1801 ; m. 1828 Annie, dau. of John
Molyneux, Esq. Educated at Eton and Brasenose
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Hereford. — King's Pyon House, near Weobly,
Herefordshire.
Heir, his son Daniel Peploe, b. 1829.
WEBB, Biehard, Esq. (of Donnington Hall),
Only child of the late Francis Webb, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of William Webb, Esq. ; b. 1795 ; s.
1806 ; m. 1816 Frances, 3rd dau. of the Rev. John
George Hannington, D.D., Prebendarj' of Here-
ford. Educated at Eton and Oriel Coll., 0.x.ford ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Hereford, Gloucester, and
Worcester (High Sheriff 1835), and a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Hereford. — Donnington Hall, near Ledbury,
Herefordshire.
Heir, his son Richard Frederick, b. 1831 ; ra.
1857 Isabella Catherine, j^oungest dau. of Lord
Saye and Sele.
WEBB, William Frederick, Esq. (of Pepper
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Frederick Webb, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of R. Sheil, Esq. ; b. 1829 ; s. 1847 ;
m. 1857 Emilia Jane, dau. of Thomas M. Goodlake,
Esq., ofWadley, Berks. Educated at Eton; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the N. Riding of
Yorkshire ; was formerly Lieutenant 17th Lancers.
— Pepper Hall, Cowton, near Northallerton, York-
shire ; Westwick, co. Durham ; Worlaby, Lincoln-
shire ; Brookes', Boodle'.s, and Army and Navy
Clubs, S.W.
Heiress, his dau. Augusta Zelia.
WEBLEY-PABRY, David Kedgwin WiUiam,
Esq. (of IxToyadd Trefawr).
Eldest son of the late William Henry Webley-
Parry, Esq., by Catherine Angharad, youngest
dau. of the late D. Davis, Esq., of Pentre, Pem-
brokeshire ; was formerly in the Navy ; b. 1833 ;
s. 1853. The family of Parry have been possessors
of Noyadd Trefawr for many generations, and for-
merly possessed the largest landed property in that
locality. In 1815 it passed, by intermarriage, to
the Webleys of the Mead, co. Gloucester. — Noyadd
Trefawr, near Cardigan, S. Wales.
Heir Pres., his brother Stephen Y/alter, b. 1838.
WEBSTEB, Sir Augustus Frederick George
Douglas, Bart. (cr. 1703).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Godfrey Vassal
Webster, 5th Bart., by Charlotte, dau. of Robert
Adamson, Esq., of co. Westmeath ; b. 1819 ; s. his
brother as 7th Bart. 1853. Is a Lieut. R.N., and
Patron of 1 living. This family was formerly seated
at Battle Abbey, Sussex. — Army and Navy Club,
S.W.
Heir Pres, his brother Charles Frederick, b. 1821 ;
m. 1856 Louisa, dau. of Sir H. R. Calder, Bart.
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WEBS TEE, Baron Dickinson, Esq.. (of Benns,
StafFordsliire).
Second son of the late Joseph Webster, Esq., by
Maria Mary, eldest dau. of Sir Peter Payne, Bart.,
of Blunham, Beds ; b. 1818 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1st 1844
Anna Maria, 2nd dau. of Stanley Pipe Wolferstan,
Esq., of Statfold, co. Stafford; 2nd 1850 Anna
Maria, only dau. of S. Ellis Bristowe, Esq., of
Beesthorpe, Notts. Educated at Clare Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate for cos. Stafford and War-
wick, Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick, and a Captain
in the Staffordshire Yeomanry. This family repre-
sents the Websters of Cambridgeshire, Essex, and
Hunts. — Penns, Sutton Coldfield, near Birming-
ham ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Payne, b. 1845.
WEBSTEE, Frank Davenport Bullock, Esq.
(of Binfleld Court).
Third son of the late E. W. Bullock Webster, Esq.
(Dep. Lieut.), of Hendon, Middlesex, by Mary,
only dau. of Samuel Purkis, Esq., a Magistrate for
Middlesex, and nephew of the late Charles Tynell
Morgan, Esq., Chairman of the Quarter Sessions ;
h. 1821 ; ni. 1856 Ann Jane, younger dau. of
Charles Morgan, Esq., of Fairford, co. Gloucester ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1847.—
Binfield Court, near Bracknell, Berks ; Conserva-
tive Club, S.W.
WHDDESB UEW, Sir John, Bart. (er. 1803).
Fourth son of the late Sir John Wedderburn, Bart.,
of Balindean, co. Perth, by Alicia, dau. of James
Dundaa, Esq., of Duudas Castle ; b. 1789 ; s. his
brother as 2nd Bart. 1858; m. 1822 Henrietta
Louisa, dau. of W. Milburn, Esq. Educated at
Edinburgh University ; was formerly in the E.I.
Co.'s Civil service on the Bombay establishment.
— Keith House, near Blackashiels, N.B. ; New
Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son David, b. 1835.
WEEKES, Eichard, Esq. (of Hampton Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Hampton Weekes, Esq.,
M.D., by Sarah, dau. of William Borrer, Esq., of
Pakyns, co. Sussex ; b. 1808 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1832
Anne, dau. and heiress of Richard Locke, Esq., of
Brighton (she d. 1833) ; 2nd 18— Martha, dau. and
co-heiress of the late William Carlile, Esq., of
Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire. Educated at Edin-
burgh University. This family originally came
from Tenterden, Kent, and still retain landed
estates at Wittersham, in that county. — Hampton
Lodge, near Hurstpierpoint, Sussex.
Jleir, his son William Hampton Carlile, b. 1837.
WEGG-PEOSSEK.
(See Pr'osser.)
WEIE, Charles Sims (The Weir).
Second son of the late John Weir, Esq., by Mary
James, dau. of John Sims, Esq., of North Grove
House, Tunbridge Wells, and Walthamstow, Essex ;
b. 1819 ; s. bis brother John Sims Weir 1845.
Educated at Trinity Coll, Cambridge (B.A. 1841,
675
M.A. 1844) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1844 ; appointed Director of the Royal Caledonian
Asylum 1847. This family is stated by Sir James
Dalrymple to be descended from Radulphus or
Ralph de Vere, or Weir, who flourished temp. King
Alexander II. They held baronies and vast pos-
sessions in land in co. Lanark for many centuries,
and the chieftainship of the vv^hole tribe was rati-
fied and settled by a special Act of Parliament
passed temp. James VI. — Lanark, N.B. ; 10,
Hereford Street, Park Lane, W.
WELBY, Sir Glynne Earle, Bart. (cr. 1801).
Eldest sou of the late Sir Wm. Earle Welby, Bart,
(who was for many years M.P. for Grantham), by
Wilhelmina, dau. of William Spry, Esq., Governor
of Barbados ; b. 1806 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1828 Frances,
dau. of the late Sir Montague Cholmeley, Bart.
Educated at Rugby and Oriel Coll., Oxford; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln ; was
M.P. for Grantham 1830 to 1857 ; formerly Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Royal South Lincoln Militia. This
family is one of the most ancient in the co. Lincoln.
— Denton Hall, near Grantham, Lincolnshire ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 8, Upper Belgrave Street,
S.W.
Jleii; his son William Earle, B.A., of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; b. 1829 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lincoln, and Lieutenant Leicestershire Yeo-
manry Cavalry ; elected M.P. for Grantham 1859.
WELCH, George Asser White, Esq. (of Arle).
Eldest son of the late John Gregory Welch, Esq.,
of Ai'le House, and of North Shoebury and South-
church, Essex, by Frances Asser, dau. of Thomas
White, Esq., of Alstone ; b. 1800 ; .s. 1854 ;
m. 1828 Anne Catherine Gardiner, dau. of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Mannooch, 68tli regiment. Edu-
cated at Magdalen Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and a Magistrate for co.
Gloucester. — Arle House, near Cheltenham, Glou-
cestershire.
Heir, his son George x4.sser White, b. 1829,
Lieutenant R.N.
WELD, Joseph, Esq. (of Lulv/orth Castle).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
Weld, Esq. (who cl. 1810), by Mary, eldest dau. of
the late Sir J. T. Massey Stanley, Bart., of Hooton ;
b. 1777 ; s. his brother, the late Cardinal Weld, in
1837 ; m. 1802 Elizabeth Charlotte, da,u. of Charles
Philip, 16th Lord Stourton. Educated at Stony-
hurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Dorset (High Sherifl" 18—). This family is a branch
of the "Welds of Eaton, co. Chester. An ancestor
of the present family. Sir Humphry Weld, Knight,
was High Sheriff of London, and afterwards Lord
Mayor in 1609 ; his grandson, Humphry Weld,
Esq., bought Lulworth Castle of the Earl of Suf-
folk in 1641. — Lulworth Castle, near Waieham,
Dorset.
Heir, his .?on Edwai'd Joseph (whom see).
WELD, Edward Joseph, Esq.
Eldest son of Joseph Weld, Esq., of Lulworth
Castle, Dorset, by Charlotte, dau. of the late Lord
2x2
Wei]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Stourton ; h. 1806 ; m. 1838 Elleu Caroline, dau.
of Sir Bourchier Pulk Wrey, Bart. Is a Magistrate
for Dorset and Hants, and a Dep. Lieut, for Dorset.
— Lulwortli Castle, near Warebam, Dorset.
JFdr, his son Keginald Joseph, h. 1842.
"WELD, Charles, Esq. (of Chidiock).
Eldest son of the late Humphrey Weld, Esq. (who
was brother of Joseph Weld, Esq., of Lulworth
Castle), by Christina Maria, 2nd dau. of Charles,
7th Lord Clifford of Chudleigh ; h. 1812 ; s. 1852 ;
m. 1851 Mary, dau. of T. liavison-Bland, Esq., of
Ki[)pax Park, co. York. Educated at Stonyhui'st
Coll. ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1838 ;
is a Magistrate for Dorset. — Chidiock House, near
Bridport, Dorset.
"WELD, George, Esq. (of Leagliram).
Eighth son of the late Thomas Weld, Esq., of
Lulworth Castle, Dorset, by Mary, eldest dau. of
Sir John Massey Stanley, Bart., of Hooton, co.
Chester ; I. 1786; m. 18i - Maria, dau. of the late
John Searle, Esq., of London. Educated at Stony-
hurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lancaster. — Leaghram Hall, near Preston, Lanca-
shire ; Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1820.
WELD-BLUNDELL, Thomas, Esq. (of Ince
Blundell).
Second sou of Joseph "Weld, Esq., of Lulworth
(whom see), by Elizabeth Charlotte, dau. of Lord
Stourton ; h. 1808 ; s. 183- by will to the estate of
the late Charles Robert Blundell, Esq., and as-
sumed the additional surname of Blundell ; m. 18 —
Teresa Mary, dau. of W. M. Vaughan, Esq., of
Courtfield, co. Monmouth. Educated at Stony-
hurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lancaster (High Sheriff 1852). — Ince Blundell
Hall, near Liverpool ; Stafford Club, W^.
JIdr, his son Thomas, h. 1844.
"WELD ON, Sir Anthony Crosdill, Bart. (cr.
1723).
Eldest son of the late Sir Anthony Weldon, Bart.,
by Harriet, dau. of Colonel Thomas Hockley, of
Her Majesty's Army (Line) ; b. 1827 ; *'. as 5th
Bart. 1858. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Queen's co. ; was formerly in the Hon. East-India
Company's service, Madras Presidency. The 1st
Bart.'s name was Burdett ; but the title was left,
with remainder, to a nephew and his descendants.
— Eahenderry, near Athy, Queen's co. ; Hibernian
Club, Dublin ; United Service and Oriental Clubs,
W.
Heir Pre.--., his brother Walter, b. 1828.
"WELEITT, Samuel "W"iiliam, Esq. (of Sherwood
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late John Need, Esq , of Blid-
v,-orth, Notts, by Mary, dau. of the Eev. William
Welfitt, D.D., whose name he has assumed ; b.
1806 ; m. 1837 Ltetitia Mary, dau. of Major-General
Hall. Educated at Rugby and Trinity Coll., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and dep. Lieut, for Notts (High
Sheriff 1856), and Major in the Sherwood Rangers
Yeomanry ; was formerly Captain 17th Lancers. —
Sherwood Lodge, near Nottingham.
WELLES, Edmund Lionel, Esq. (of "West
Moulsey).
Only surviving son of the late Dymoke Welles,
Esq., of Grebby Hall and Ro.xby Grange, co. Lin-
coln, by Anne, dau. of Thomas Waterhouse, Esq.,
of Beckingham House, Notts (of which county he
was High Sheriff 1789); b. 1800; s. his brother
1833 ; M. 1840 Mary Anne, dau. of Thomas Galliers,
Esq., of Stapleton Castle, co. Hereford. Educated
at Westminster and Queen's Coll., Cambridge ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1839 ; ap-
pointed Captain in the Royal Cund3erland Militia
1855. This famil}' are descended from Lords Mar-
mion, Welles, and Kyme, which titles they claim,
- — The Grange, West Moulsey, Surrey ; Junior
LTnited Service Club, S.V/. ; 13, Cornwall Terrace,
Regent's Paik, N.W.
"WELLESLEY, Lady Charles (of Conholt
Park).
Augusta Sophia Anne, only child of the late Right
Hon. H. M. Pierrepont, by Sophia, dau. of Henry,
1st Marquis of Exeter ; s. her father 1851 ; m. 1844
Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Charles Wellesley (younger
son of Arthur, 1st Duke of Wellington, K.G.), who
t?. 1858. — Conholt Park, near Andover, Hants ; 3,
Upper Belgrave Street, S.W.
Heir, lier son Henry (heir pres. also to the Duke-
dom of Wellington), b. 1846.
"WELLIWGTOKT (Duke of), Arthur Richard
"Wellesley, K.G., P.O. (cr-. 1814).
Elder son of Arthur, 1st Duke, by Katharine, dau.
of the 1st Earl of Longford ; b. 1807 ; s. 1852 ; vi.
1839 Elizabeth, dai.i. of George, Sth Marquis of
Tweeddale, K.T. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is Prince of Waterloo in the
Netherlands, Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo, and a
Grandee of 1st class in Spain ; Dnke of Vittoria,
Marquis of Torres Yedras, and Count of Vimiera
in Portugal ; enjoys a pension of £4,000 for his
father's services ; is a Major-General in the Army,
unattached, and Master of the Horse ; was M.P.
for Aldborough 1830-1, and for Norwich 1837-52.
Patronage 5 livings. The 1st Duke (celebrated for
his victories in India and Spain, and at Waterloo)
was Premier 1828-30, and Commander-in-Chief
1842-52. He was a younger son of the Ist Earl
of I\Iornington, and brother of the late Marquis
Wellesley and the 1st Lord Cowley. The family
name was originally Colley, and that of Wesley or
Wellesley was obtained by marriage with the
heiress of a branch of that family, settled in co.
Meath in the 18th century. — Stratfieldsaye and
Winchfield, Hants ; United Service, White's, and
Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; Apsley House, 149, Picca-
dilly, W.
Heir Pres., his nephew Henry (elder son of his
brother, the late Lord Charles Wellesley), b. 1846.
"WELLIlXrGTOlM, Hon. Mrs.
Chaiiotte Henrietta Marianne, 2nd dau. of 13th
Viscount Hereford ; )ii. 1809 H. Wellington, Esq.
— Exmouth.
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"WELLS, Siv Mordaunt Lawson, Knt. (er.
1858).
Second son of tlie late Samuel Wells, Esq., Bav-
rister-at-Law, by Jane, dau. of J. Fairey, Esq., of
Huntingdon ; h. 1817 ; m. 1840 Charlotte Mary,
3i-d dau. of Thomas Gresham, Esq., of Burnley
Dunn, CO. York. Educated at the Grammar-
school, Huntingdon ; called to the Bar at the
Middle Temple 1841, and went the Norfolk Cir-
cuit; became a Serjeant-at-Law 18.55; appointed
Recorder of Bedford 185G ; a Judge of Supreme
Court at Calcutta 1858. This family were formerly
landed proprietors in Hants and Northamptonshire.
—Calcutta ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Eudo George Gresham, h, 1841.
■WELLS, John, Esq. (of Booth-Perry House).
Fifth son of the late Peter Wells, Esq., Merchant,
of Kingston-on-Hull, by Elizabeth, dau. of William
Hill, of Tibshelf, Derbyshire; h. 1815; m. 1845
Louisa Anne, dau. and only surviving child of the
late William Wells, Esq., Jun., of Airmyn Hall,
near Goole (she d. 1848). Is a Magistrate for the
W. Riding of Yorkshire, and Chairman of the Goole
Poor-La w LTnion. — Booth-Ferry House, near How-
den, Yorksliire.
Co-heiresses, his daughters Louisa Anne and Fanny
Seymour.
"WELLS, "William, Esq. (of Holmewood).
Eldest son of the late Captain W. Wells, R.N., of
Holme Wood, by Elizabeth, dau. of 1st Earl of
Carysfort ; h. 1818 ; s. 18-27 ; m. 1854 Louisa, dau.
of JEarl of Wemyss. Educated at Harrow and
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842) ;
entered the 1st Life-guards 1835; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Hunts and Kent ; was M.P.
for Beverley 1851-6. This family trace their
pedigree to a very distant date, the name having
formerly been spelt Welles. — Holmewood, near
Stilton, Hunts ; Redleaf, near Penshurst, Kent ;
White's and Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ; 22, Bruton
Street, W.
W"ELLWOOD-MONCREIPF.
(See Moncreiff.)
"WELMAK", Charles ISloel, Esq. (of ISTorton
Manor).
Only son of the late Thomas Welraan, Esq., by
the Hon. Charlotte Noel, dau. of Sir Gerard Noel-
Noel, Bart., and the late Baroness Barham ; h.
1814 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1835 Anne Eliza, eldest dau. of
Cornelius Henry Bolton, Esq. Educated at Edin-
burgh University ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Somerset and Devon, and Captain in the Somer-
set Yeomanry Cavalry. — Norton Manor, near
Taunton, Somerset ; Athenasum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Ctesar, h. 1840.
W"ELSTEAD, George Biciiards, Esq. (of Kemp-
sey).
Eldest son of the late Marion Welstead, Esq., of
Stonely Hall, Hunts, by Susannah, dau. of James
Osborne, Esq., of St. Ives, Hunts ; h. 1805 ; s. 1856 ;
m. 1856 Sarah Greaves, dau. of Richard Gibbeson,
677
Esq. Educated at Uppingham and Emmanuel
Coll., Cambridge; is a Magistrate for Hunts. —
Kempsey House, near Worcester ; Stonely Hall,
near Kimbolton, Hunts.
WELSTED, Bichard, Esq. (of Ballywalter).
Eldest son of the late John Welsled, Esq., by
Bridget, dau. of John Hawkes, Esq., of Sir-
mount ; h. 1806 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1835 Honoria
Sarah, dau. of George Sandes, Esq. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1827); is_ a Magis-
trate for CO. Cork. This family has been in posses-
sion of the estate since the time of Oliver Crom-
well, whose grant to Major Thomas Welsted was
ratified by Charles II, — Ballywalter, near Castle-
Town Roohe, CO. Cork.
■WEL"WOOD, Alexander Maconochie-, Esq. (of
Meadowbank and Garvock).
Eldest son of Allan Maconochie (commonly called
Lord Meadowbank), by Eliza, dau. of Robert Wel-
wood, Esq., of Garvock ; h. 1777 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1805
Anne, eldest dau. of the Right Hon. Robert Blair,
of Avontown, Lord President of the Courts of Law
in Scotland. Called to the Scottish Bar 1798 ; was
Lord Advocate in 1816 and in 1819 ; was raised to
the Bench and took his father's title of Lord Mea-
dowbank ; retired in 1843 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Midlothian and co. Fife. This
family are cadets of the Campbells of Lochow (now
Dukes of Argyll), and were possessed of Inverary,
CO. Argyle, but were attainted in 1661, and, re-
ceiving compensation from William III., pur-
chased the estate of Meadowbank, near Edin-
burgh, and now assume the additional surname
of Wei wood, having succeeded to the entailed
estates of Garvock. — Meadowbank House, near
Edinburgh ; Pitliver House, near Dunfermline,
CO. Fife.
Heir, his son Allan Alexander Maconochie,
LL.D. ; h. 1806 ; m. 1st 18— Ellen, dau. of T.
Wiggin, Esq., of Boston, U.S. ; 2nd 1859 Lady
Margaret Penny, youngest dau. of the 9th Earl of
Stair.
"WEMYS, Colonel Henry (of Danesfort).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel James
Wemys, by Martha, dau. of 1st Sir John Blun-
den, Bart., of Castle Blunden ; h. 1785; s. 1820;
m. 1823 Elizabeth, dau. of Otway, 1st Earl of
Desart. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Kilkenny (High Sheriff 1813) ; is Lieutenant-
Colonel of the Kilkenny Fusiliers. This family
are descended from a common ancestor with the
Earl of Wemyss. — Danesfort, near Kilkenny,
Ireland.
Heir, his son John Otway, Captain 3rd Buffs,
h. 1825.
"WEMYSS AND MARCH (Earl of), Francis
Wemyss-Charteris (or, 1633).
Eldest son of the 7th Earl, by Margaret, dau. of
W. Campbell, Esq.; h. 1796; s. 1853; m. 1817
Louisa, dau. of the 2nd Earl of Lucan. Sits in
the House of Peers as Lord Wemyss, U.K. [cr.
1821) ; is Lord Lieutenant of co. Peebles, a
Wem]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Dep. Lieut, for co. Haddington, and Lieutenant-
General of the Royal Archers of Scotland. —
Araisfeld and Gosford, near Haddington, N.B. ;
Stanway, near Moreton-in-the-Marsh, Gloucester-
shire ; Elcho Castle, Perthshire ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 19, Stratford Place, W.
Heiv, his son Lord Elcho (whom see).
•WEMYSS, Sir Jolin, Bart. (cr. 1704).
Son of the late John "Weniyss, Esq., of Kirkcaldy,
N.B. A Merchant at Berhampore, Bengal ; was
ser\-eil heir-raale to his kinsman Sir James, late
Bart., 1858. — Berhampore, Bengal, India.
WEMYSS, James Hay Erskine, Esq. (of We-
myss Castle).
Eldest son of the late Bear-Admiral James Erskine-
Wemyss (many years M.P. for co. Fife), by Emma,
dau. of William, lOth Earl of Erroll ; h. 1829;
s. 1854 ; m. 1855 Millicent, 2nd d,au. of the Hon.
John Kennedy Erskine and Lady Augusta Fitz-
Clarence. Entered the Navy 1841, retired 1848 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife ;
elected M.P. for co. Fife 1859. This is the oldest
family existing in the county, being derived from
the family of Slacdufi Maorndion of Fife, in the
reign of Malcolm Caenmore.'' The family of
Wemyss is nearly the only family in the Lowlands
having a Celtic origin. — Wemyss Castle, near
Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire ; Torrie House, near Dunferm-
line, CO. Fife ; White's and Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
Meir, his son Eaadolph Gordon, h. 1858.
WENLOCK (Lord), BeUby Eichard Lawley-
Thompson (cr. 1839).
Eldest son of Beilby, 1st Lord (who was a brother
of the late Sir F. Lawley, Bart., but assumed the
name of Thompson only, and was some time M.P.
for the E. Biding of Yorkshire), by Caroline, dau.
of the 2nd Lord Braybrooke ; h. 1818 ; s. 1852 ;
r,i. 1846 Elizalieth, dau. of 2nd Marquis of West-
minster. Educated at Eton ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
the E. Riding of Yorkshire, and Captain Yorkshire
Hussars ; was ]\I.P. for Pontefract 1851-2. Patron
of 5 livings. — Escrick Park, near York ; Bourton
Cottage, near Wenlock, Shropshire; 37, Grosvenor
Square, W.
Heir, his son Beilby, h. 1849.
"WElSTMATf (Baroness), Sophia Elizabeth "Wyke-
ham (cr. 1834).
Niece of the last Viscount Wenman {ext. 1800),
who was many years M.P. for Oxon ; h. 1790.
— Swalcliffe, near Tetsworth, Oxon ; Thame Park,
Thame, Oxon.
"WEISTMAM-, Rev. William (of Rowlstone).
Eldest son of the late William Wenman, Esq., by
Mary Anne, dau. of Richard Emery, Esq., of Lich-
field ; h. 1804; s. 1857. Educated at Trinity
Hall, Cambridge (S.C.L. 1831, B.C.L. 1833); ap-
pointed AHcar of Rowlstone with Llancilloe 1854;
is a Magistrate for Herefordshire. — Eowlstone,
near Hereford.
* See Sibbald and Leighton's " History of Fifeshire.'
WENSLEYDALE (Lord), James Parke, P.O.
(cr. 1856).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Parke, Esq., of
Highfield, near Liverpool ; h. 1782 ; m. 1817 Cecilia,
dau. of S. F. Barlow, Esq. Educated at Maccles-
field and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1803);
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1813 ; was
a Justice of King's Bench 1828-34, and a Baron of
Exchequer 1834-55. This Peerage was originally
conferred for life only. — Ampthill Park, Beds ;
Athenaeum Club, S.W. ; 56, Park Street, W.
WEETTWORTH (Baroness), Anne Isabella
KToel-Byron (cr. 1529).
Only child of the late Sir R. Milbanke Noel, Bart. ;
h. 1792 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1815 George Gordon, 6th Lord
Byron, who d. 1824. This Barony was in abey-
ance 1815-56. — 11, St. George's Terrace, Regent's
Park, N.W.
Heir, her grandson Viscount Ockham (see under
Lovelace, Earl of).
WEISTTWORTH, Frederick William Thomas
Vernon, Esq.. (of Wentworth Castle).
Second son of the late Henry Vernon, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Thomas Fisher, Esq., of Acton,
Middlesex ; h. 1795 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1826 the Lady
Augusta Brudenell-Bruce, 2nd dau. of the 1st
Marquis of Ailesbury, K.T. Educated at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Yorkshire (High Sheriff 1841).— Wentworth Castle,
near Barnsley, Yorkshire ; 11, Connaught Place,
W.
Heir, his son Thomas Frederick Charles, 6. 1831 ;
m. 1859 Harriet Augusta, dau. of 1st Marquis of
Clanricarde, K.P. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1851, M.A. 1853); is a
Magistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire and
for Bucks ; was M.P. for Aylesbury April — July,
WERGE, Rev. John IngaU (of Mansfield "Wood-
hoirse).
Eldest son of the late Edwards Werge, Esq., of
Hengrave Park, Notts, by Elizabeth, only child of
Mr. Reynolds, of Bilsthorpe ; h. 1812 ; s. 1834 ;
m. 1836 Fanny, dau. of David Melville, Esq., of
Standard Hill, Nottingham. Is in the Commission
of the Peace for Notts ; was formerly of Hengrave
Park, and of Woodborough, Notts.— Mansfield
Woodhouse, Notts,
WEST, Lord.
(See under DelaWarr.)
WEST, Hon. Mortimer Sackville (of Hartwell).
Third son of the 5th Earl DelaWarr; h. 1820;
m. 1847 Fanny Charlotte, dau. of the late Major-
General Dickson, C.B. Entered the Army 1840 ;
became Lieutenant-Captain 1st Grenadier Guards
1845, retired 1852 ; is a Groom-in-Waiting to Her
Majesty ; has been a Gentleman-in-Waiting, and a
Groom of Privy Chamber. — Hartwell, near Tun-
bridge Wells, Kent; 15, Chester Square, S.W.
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WEST, Hon. Beginald Windsor Sackville.
Third son of the 5th Earl DelaWarr ; b. 1817.
Educated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1838, M. A.
1840) ; appointed Rector of Withyham 1841, Chap-
lain to the Queen 1846. — Withyham Rectory, near
Tunbridge Wells.
WEST, Sir Augustus, Knt., M.D. (cr. 1834).
Son of the late — West, Esq. ; h. 1788. Has been
Deputy-Inspector-General of Army Hospitals, and
Physician to the King of Portugal ; served in
Hanover, Sweden, and Peninsula. — Eue Rivoli,
Paris.
WEST, Sir Jolin, K.C.B. (of Braywick Lodge),
(cr. 1840).
Son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel J. T, West, of
the Grenadier Guards ; h. 1774 ; m. 1817 Harriet,
dau. of J. Adams, Esq. (slie d. 1858). Is an
Admiral of the Red ; served under Lords Howe
and Bridport ; appointed Admiral of the Fleet
1858.— Braywick Lodge, near Maidenhead, Berks;
99, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his sou John Temple, Colonel Grenadier
Guards ; b. 18— ; m. 1849 Margaretta Luchesa
Jane Maria, only dau. of Sir John G. R. de la
Pole, Bart., of Shuts House, Devon.
WEST, Frederick Kichard, Esq. (of Butliin
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Hon. E. West, by his 2nd
wife Maria, dau. and co-heiress of the late R. Myd-
delton, Esq., of Chirk Castle, co. Denbigh, and
grandson of the 2nd Earl DelaWarr ; b. 1799 ;
in. 1st 1820 Georgiana, dau. of the 5th Earl of
Chesterfield ; 2ud 1827 Theresa, dau. of the late
Captain J. C. Whitby, R.N., of Newlauds, near
Lymington,'Hants. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford" is a Magistrate for co. Denbigh, a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants, and a Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Salop ; was M.P. for Denbigh 1826-30, for
East Grinstead 1830-2, for Denbigh district 1847-
67. This family was formerly called De West. —
Ruthin Castle, Denbighshire, N. Wales ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Beir, his son Frederick Myddelton, b. 1830 ;
educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Denbighshire, and Captain Denbighshire Yeo-
manry Cavalry ; was formerly in the 7th Hussars
and 3rd regiment.
WEST.
(See Roberts- West.)
W^BSTBY, Joceljm Tate, Esq. (of Mowbreck
HaU).
Eldest son of the late George Westby, Esq., of
Mowbreck and White Hall, co. Lancaster, by Mary,
eldest dau. of Major John Tate ; b. 1831 ; s. 1842.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lancaster, and Cornet 2nd Dragoons.—
Mowbreck Hall, Kirkham, Lancashire; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Ashley George, Lieuten-
ant 8th foot, b. 1835.
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WESTBY, Nicholas, Esq.
Eldest son of the late William Westby, Esq., of
Thornhill, co. Dublin, by Mary, dau. of G. Fletcher,
Esq. ; b. 1787 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1815 the Hon. Emily
Susan Laura Waldegrave, eldest dau. of William,
1st Lord Radstock. This family is the elder branch
of the Westbys of High Park, co. Wicklow. —
AthenjEum Club, S.W. ; 9, York Gate, N.W.
Heir, his son Edward Perceval, b. 1828 ; m. 1853
Elizabeth, dau. of the Right Hon. Francis Black-
burne. Lord Chief Justice of Appeal in Ireland,
and formerly Lord Chancellor of Ireland.
WESTBY, William Jones, Esq. (of High
Park).
Eldest son of the late Edward Westby, Esq., of
High Park, by Phoebe, dau. of Richard Palmer,
Esq., of Glannacurragh Castle, King's co. ; b. 1802 ;
s. 1838; m. 1828 Catharine, 2nd dau. of Colonel
Grogan. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1823, M.A. 1830) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Wicklow (High Sheriff 1827). This family
is of English extraction. — High Park, near Baltin-
glass, CO. Wicklow ; United Service Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son William Henry Jones Westby,
&.1831.
WESTEISTRA, Hon. John Craven (of Shara-
vogue).
Fourth son of 2nd Lord Rossmore ; b. 1798 ; m.
1st 1834 Eleanor Mary, dau. of the late W. Jolliffe,
Esq., widow of Sir G. East (she cl. 1838) ; 2nd 1842
Anne, dau. of L. C. Daubur, Esq. Appointed
Ensign and Lieutenant Scots Fusilier Guards 1817,
and became Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel 1833,
retired 1843 ; was M.P. for King's co. 1837-52.—
Sharavogue, King's co., Ireland.
WESTEBlSr, Charles Maximilian Thomas, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Charles
M. T. Western, who d. 1824, by Harriet, dau. of
C. Clarke, Esq., of Twickenham, King's co. ; b.
1824; m. 1850 Harriet, dau. of William Balfour,
Esq., of Trenaby. Educated at Edinburgh Uni-
versity. This family is the senior branch of the
Westerns of Felix Hall and Rivenhall Place, Essex,
— 33, Marlborough Buildings, Bath.
WESTEBIvr, Thomas Btu-ch, Esq. (of Tatting-
stone Place).
Eldest son of the late Rear - Admiral Thomas
Western, K.T.S., by Mary, dau. of Thomas Burch,
Esq., of Bermucia, West Indies; b. 1795 ; s. his
cousin the late Lord Western (ext.) 1844 ; in. 1819
Margaret Letitia, dau. of William Bushby, Esq., of
Kirkmichael, co. Dumfries. Educated at Trinity
ColL, Cambridge (B.A. 1818, M.A. IS—); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk, and a Ma-
gistrate for Essex (High Sheriff 1850). This family
has been settled for several generations at Riven-
hall Place, Essex. — Tattingstone Place, near Ips-
wich, Suffolk ; Felix HaU and Rivenhall Place,
near Kelvedon, Essex.
Heir, his son Thomas Sutton, M.P. for Maldon ;
b. 1821 ; m. 1848 Giulietta Romana, dau. of Ed-
ward BuUer, Esq., of Dilhorne, co. Stafford (she
d. 1850).
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
"WES THE AD, Joshua Proctor Brown-, Esq. (of
Lea Castle).
Eldest son of the late Edward Westhead, Esq., of
Manchester, by Anne, dau. of Joshua Brown,
Esq., of Dothill, Salop ; h. 1807 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1828
Betsy, dau. of G. Iloyle Chappell, Esq. ; assumed
in 1850, by Royal license, the surname and arms
of his maternal uncle, John Brown, Esq., formerly
High Sheriff of co, Worcestei'. Educated at Man-
chester ; is a Maoristvate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
V/orcester, and a Magistrate for co. Stafford ; was
i\LP. for Knaresborough 1847-53, has been M.P.
for York since 1857. — Lea Castle, near Wolverlev,
Worcestershire; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 18, Pall
Mall, S.W.
Heir, his son George Edward, Major in the Army,
b. 1829.
WESTMEATH (Marquis of), George Thomas
John TJ"ugent (cr. 1822).
Eldest son of the 7th Earl of Westmeath, by his
1st wife Marianne, dau. of J. St. .John Jeffreys,
Esq. ; h. 1785 ; s. as Earl 1814 ; m. 1st 1812 Eniily
Anne, dau. of 1st Marquis of Salisbury; 2nd 1858
Miss Jarvis. A Eepresentative Peer for Ireland ;
is Lord-Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of co.
Westmeath, and Colonel Westmeath Militia. —
Castle Delvin, co. Westmeath ; LTnited Service
Club, S.W.
Hell' Prcs. (to the Earldom only), his cousin
Anthony Nugent, Esq., of Pallace (whom see).
WESTMIINTSTER (Marquis of), Kichard Gros-
venor, K.G., P.C. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the 1st Marquis, by Eleanor, dau. of
Thomas, 1st Earl of Wilton ; b. 1795 ; s. 1845 ; m.
1819 Elizabeth Mary, dan. of 1st Duke of Suther-
land. Educated at "Westminster ; is Lord-Lieute-
nant and Custos Eotulorum of co. Chester, and
Patron of 11 livings; was M.P. for Chester 1818-30,
and S. Cheshire 1830-4 ; Lord High Steward of
the Household 1850-2.— Eaton Hall, near Chester;
Motcomlje House, near Shaftesbury, Wilts ; 33,
Upper Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son Earl Grosvenor (whom see).
V/ESTMORELAlNrD (Earl of ), Francis ^Villiam
Henry Fane (cr. 1624).
Eldest son of the lltli Earl, by Priscilla Anne,
dau. of the 3rd Earl of Mornington ; b. 1825 ; s.
1859 ; m. 1857 Adelaide Ida, 2nd dau. of 1st Earl
Howe. Is Lieutenant-Colonel Coldstream Guards ;
served with distinction in India and in the Crimea.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
■with the Duke of Cleveland. — Apthorpe, near
Wansford, Northamptonshire; Guards'Club, S.W. ;
16, Cavendish Square, W.
Heir, his son Lord Burghersh, b. 1859.
"WESTOINT, Henry, Esq. (of West Horseley
Place).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel John
Samuel Henry Weston, C.B., by Sarah, dau. of
Major-General Macgregor, of the Hon. E.I. Co.'s
service; b. 1825, s. 18^50; m. 1850 Frances Har-
riet, dau. of Augustus Hubbard La Fargue, Esq.,
of Husband Bosworth, co. Leicester. Educated at
Caius Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at Mid-
dle Temple 1855; late Captain 2nd Royal Surrey
Militia; was formerly in the E.I. Co.'s service
on the Prevention Station, N.-W. Frontier, and
served with the 20th Bengal Native Infantry i'n the
Punjanb camp.aign. This family has held land at
Horseley from the time of William the Conqueror,
— West Horseley Place, near Ripley, Surrey ;
Stamford, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his .son Henry Macgregor, b. 1853.
WESTON'.
(See Moningion- Weston.)
WESTPHAL, Sir George Augustas, Knt. (cr.
1824).
Son of the late G. Westphal, Esq. ; b. 1785 ; m. 1st
1817 Alicia, dau. of C. Stuart, Esq. (widow of W.
Chambers, Esq.); 2ud 1847 Mary Ann, dau. of
J. Racey, Esq. (widow of G. A. Gore, Esq.). Is a
Vice-Adiniral reserved ; served with Lord Nelson
in the Mediterranean ; was wounded at Trafalgar,
was twice wounded in the American war, 2,
Brunswick Square, Brighton; Park Hall, War-
wickshire ; United Service Club, S.W.
WESTEOPP, John, Esq.-(of Attyflin Park).
Eldest son of the late John Westropp, Esq., by
Anna, eldest dau. of the late James Ness, Esq., of
Osgodvie House, co. York ; b. 1814 ; m. 1st 1836
Georgina Wilhelmina, youngest dau. of Colonel
Stamer, of Carnelly, co. Clare ; 2nd 1856 Char-
lotte Louisa, eldest dau. of the late Lieutenant-
General Sir Thomas Whitehead, K.C.B., of Up-
lands Hall, CO. Lancaster. Is a Magistrate for
COS. Limerick and Clare. Mr. Westropp is the
head of this ancient fiimily, which has been seated
in CO. Limerick since the reign of Kiog John. —
Attyflin Park, near Patrickswell, co. Limerick ;
Clonmoney, co. Clare ; Ballylegan, co. Cork.
Heir, his son John Thomas, b. 1837; m. 1859
Margaret, youngest dau. of the late Thomas Robert
Wilson Ffrance, Esq., of Rawcliffe Hall, co. Lan-
caster.
WETHEKALL, Sir George Augustus, K.C.B.,
K.H. (cr. 1856).
Son of the late General Sir F. Wetherall ; b. 1779 ;
m. 1812 Mary, dau. of the late Captain Denton'
E.I. Co.'s service. Educated at Winchester and
the Royal Military Coll., Wycombe ; is a Major-
General in the A^rmy, Colonel of the 84th foot,
and Adjutant-General at the Horse Guards ; for-
merly Lieutenant-Colonel 1st foot ; served in the
East Indies and in Canada, where he was mainly
instrumental in suppressing the insurrection in
1838.— Castle Hill, Ealing, Middlesex, W. ; Horse
Guards, S.W. ; United Service Club, S.W.
WEYLAND, Major Richard (of Woodeaton
and Woodrising).
. Second son of the late John Weyland, Esq., of
Woodrising, by Elizabeth, eldest dau. .and heiress
of John Noursse, Esq., of Woodeaton, Oxon ;
b. 1780 ; s. to Woodeaton 1825, .and to Woodrisinc^
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18oi ; m. 1820 Charlotte, dau. of Charles Gordon,
Esq., of Cluny Castle, eo. Aberdeen, widow of Sir
John Lowther Johnstone, Bart., of Westerhall.
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for O.xon (High Sheriff
1832) ; was M.P. for Oxon 1832-7 ; formerly Major
16th Light Diagoons ; served in the Peninsular
war. This family in the thirteenth century was of
O.Kburgh Hall, Norfolk, now the property of Sir
H. Bedingfeld, Bart.- — -Woodeaton, near Oxford ;
Woodrising Hal!, near Shipdham, Norfolk.
Jlcii; his son John, b. 1821 ; m. 1850 Catherine,
dau. of the 1st Marquis of Clanricarde, K.P.
"WHALLEY, Sir Samuel St. Swithin Burden
(er. 1827).
Son of the late — Whalley, Esq. ; h. 1805 ; rii. 1st
IS— Amelia, dau. of S. W. Smith, Esq. ; 2nd
1853 Harriet Rose, sister of 2nd Lord Ashtown.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; was M.P.
for Mar3'lebone 1S33-8. Is descended from a
common ancestor with the Whalleys of Plas
Madoc. — 17, Rue de la Madeleine, Paris.
"WHALLEY, George Hammond, Esq. (of Plas
Madoc).
Eldest son of the late James Whalley, Esq., of
Gloucester, by Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Morse,
Esq., of Guershill, Blakeney, co. Gloucester ;
h. 1813 ; .s. 1841 ; nu 1846 Anne Wakeford, dau. of
Richard Attree, Esq., of Bishearue, Hants. Edu-
cated at University Coll., London ; called to the
Barat Gray's Inn 1839 ; appointed Assistant Tithe
Commissioner 1839 ; Examiner of Private Bills in
Parliament 1847 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Denbigh ; and a Magistrate for co. Montgomery ;
was High Sheriff of co. Carnarvon 1852 ; formerly
a Captain Denbighshire Yeomanry Cavalry ; was
M.P. for Peterborough in 1852 and 1853-7 ; re-
elected 1859. This family were formerly settled at
Whalley, co. Lancaster, and are lineally descended
from Edward \Vhalley, who signed the warrant for
the execution of Charles I., and who was the first
cousin of Cromwell and of John Hampden. — Plas
Madoc, near Ruabon, N. Wales ; Reform Club,
S.W. ; 4, St. James's Place, S.W,
Ifeir, his son George Hampden, h. 1851.
"WHARlSrCLIFFE (Lord), Edward Montagu
Granville Stuart-Wortley (cr. 1826).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Genrgiana Elizabeth,
dau. of 1st Earl of Harrowby ; b. 1827 ; *. 1855 ;
m. 1855 Susan Charlotte, dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Harewood. Is a Magistrate for the W. Riding of
Yorkshire ; represents a branch of the Bute family ;
formerly Captain Grenadier Guards. — Wortley
Hall, near Sheffield, Yorkshire ; Belmont Castle,
Dundee, Forfarshire, N.B. ; 15, Curzon Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Erancis Dudley.
■WHABTOKT, John Thomas, Esq. (of Skelton
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Wharton, by
Charlotte, dau. of Thomas, 1st Lord Dundas ;
b. 1809 ; s. his uncle 1843 ; m. 1854 Charlotte, dau.
of H. W. and Lady Margaret Yeoman, of Wood-
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lands. Educated at the Charterhouse aud Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1830) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for N. Riding of Yorkshire (High
Sheriff 1859). — Skelton Castle, near Redcar, York-
shire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Ilctr, his son WiUiam Henry Anthony, b. 1859.
WHARTOISr, "William Lloyd, Esq. (of Dryburn,
Diu'ham).
Eldest son of tlie late Rev. Robert Wharton,
Chancellor of Lincoln, by Sarah, dau. of the Rev.
John Whaley, Rector of Huggate, co. York ;
b. 1789; m. 1818 Frances, dau. of the Rev. H.
Jacob, of the Close, Salisbury. Educated at Eton
and Pembroke Coll., C!ambridge (B.A. 1813 ;
M.A. 1816) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1820 ; is a Magistrate for co. Durham (High Sheriff
1836). This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the Duke of Wharton (ext.). — Dry-
burn, near Durham.
Heir Pres., his brother John, a Magistrate for
CO. York ; b. 1795 ; m. 1832 Mary, 2nd dau. of the
Rev. H. Jacob, of Salisbury.
"WHATMAW, James, Esq., F.R.S., P.S.A. (of
"Vinters) .
Eldest son of the late James Whatman, Esq., by
Eliza Susanna, dau. of S. R. Gaussen, Esq., of
Brookman's Park, Herts, some time M.P. for War-
wick ; b. 1813 ; m. 1850 Louisa Isabella, dau. of
C. Ross, Esq., and grand-dau. of the Marquis of
Cornwallis {e.ct.). Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1838) ; a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Kent, and a Commissioner of Lieu-
tenancy for London ; late Captain W. Kent Militia ;
was M.P. for Maidstone 1852, for W. Kent 1857-9.
This family dates from the Saxon times, being found
under the name of Hwateman, in Kent and Sussex,
where they have continued as freeholders. — Vinters,
near Maidstone ; Oxford and Cambridge, St.
James's, and Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 6, Carlton
Gardens, S.W.
"WHEBLE, James Joseph, Esq. (of Btilmershe
Court).
Eldest son of the late James Wheble, Esq., of
Woodley Lodge, Berks, by his 2nd wife Mary, dau.
of Timothy O'Brien, Esq., of Kilcor ; b. 1818 ;
s. 1840 ; «i. 1850 Catherine Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of
the 3rd Earl of Howtb, K.P. Educated at St.
Mary's Coll., Oscott ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Berks (High Sheriff 1855) ; was formerly
Captain Berks Militia. — Bulmershe Court, near
Reading, Berks ; Stafford Club, W. ; Reform Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son James, b. 1853.
■WHEELES, Kev. George Domvile.
Only son of the late Rev. G. Wheeler, by Margaret,
sister of the late Sir Compton Domvile, Bart.,
M.P., of Santry House, &c., co. Dublin ; b. 1815 ;
s. 1838 ; m. 1st 1843 Charlotte Emily, dau. of C. P.
Boteler Bateman, Esq., Admiral of the Blue (she
d. 1851) ; 2Qd 1857 Sarah Anne, dau. of John
Chetwynd, Esq., late Captain 42nd Light Infantry,
and A.D.C. to Sir J. Moore at Corunna. Edu-
k
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
cated at Oriel andWadham Colls., Oxford, of which
latter Coll. he was a Fellow (B.A. 1837, M.A.
1839); ordained 1839; appointed Vicar of Wolford
1843, Rector of Barcheston 1846 ; is a Magistrate
for COS. Warwick, Gloucester, and Worcester. This
family were formerly settled in Surrey, and are
frequently mentioned in Manning and Bray's
history of that county. — Wolford Vicarage, near
Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire.
Heir, his son George Domvile Chetwynd, 5. 1858.
WHEELEB, Edward Vincent, Esq.. (of Kyre-
wood House).
Eldest son of the late Vincent Wood Wheeler,
Esq., of Newnliam Court, co. Worcester, by Frances,
dau. of James Graham, Esq., of Ludlow ; h. 1831 ;
s. 1853 ; m. 1854 Marianne, dau. of Eev. James
Vashon, of Salworp, co. Worcester. Educated at
Eugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate for cos. Salop and Worcester (High Sheriff
1857). — Ivyrewood House, near Tenbury, Wor-
cestershire.
Heir, his son Edward Vincent Vashon, 6.1854.
WHELAK", Sir Thomas, Knt. (of Elmville), (cr.
1821).
Youngest son of the late T. Whelan, Esq., mer-
chant, of Dubhn ; 6. 1800 ; in. 1822 Ahcia, dau.
of E. Egan, Esq. Has been High Sheriff and
Lord Mayor of Dublin, of which city he is an
Alderman. — Elmville, Harold's Cross, Dublin.
WHELA:M, "William Curteis, Esq. (of Heronden
HaU).
Only son of the late William Whelan, Esq. (of the
firm of Child and Co., Bankers, London), by Eliza-
beth Bradley Jane, only dau. and heiress of Cor-
nelius Neap, Esq., of London ; h. 1817 ; s. 1851 ;
m. 1851 Katherine Frances, eldest dau. of J. E.
Planch^, Esq., of her Majesty's College of Arms,
London. Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1842.
This family are of Irish origin, and descend, in the
female line, from the Luttrels of Luttrels Town. —
Heronden Hall, near Tenterden, Kent.
Heir, his son William Hugh Curteis, h. 1853.
WHELEIl, Sir Trevor, Bart. (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir Trevor Wheler, Bart., by
Harriet, dau. of Richard Beresford, Esq., of Ash-
bourne, CO. Derby ; h. 1792 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1830 ;
m. 1817 Lucy, dau. of Geo. Dundridge, Esq., of the
Commaudery, Worcester. Educated at Eugljy and
Royal Military Coll., Marlow ; is a Magistrate for
Devon, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant of the
North Devon Yeomanry Cavalry, and a Major
in the Army unattached ; was formerly Major
5th Dragoons ; served in the Peninsula and at
Waterloo. — Cross House, near Torrington, Devon ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Prcs., his brother Francis, Colonel and
Brigadier Bengal Army ; h. 1801 ; to. 1st 1827
Caroline, dau. of the Rev. C. Palmer ; 2nd 1834
Elizabeth, dau. of the late William Bishop, Esq.
WHELER, Rev. Charles (of Ledstone HaU and
Otterden Place).
Son of Granville W. Hastings Medhurst, Esq., of
Kippax Hall, co. York ; h. 1794 ; s. his cousin,
Granville Hastings Wheler, Esq., 1843 ; assumed
the name and arms of Wheler by Royal license ;
rn. 18 — • Anne, eldest dau. of the Rev. James Lan-
don (youngest son of John Landon, Esq., of Ted-
stone Court, CO. Hereford). Educated at Corpus
Christi Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1824) ; was
Fellow of Oriel Coll., Oxford ; B.D. ; is Vicar of
of Aymestry, co. Hereford, and Aberford, York-
shire ; is a Magistrate for the W. Riding of York-
shire. The ancestors of this family were remark-
able for their loyalty : Sir Bevil Granville (who.se
grand-dau. married Sir George Wheler) fell at the
battle of Lansdown ; Sir George Wheler was bora
in exile at Breda, on account of his father's adhe-
rence to Charles I. The family plate and diamonds
were also devoted to the Royal cause.* — Ledstone
Hall, Yorkshire ; Otterden Place, Kent ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Wheler, 6. 1834 ; educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1855, M.A.
1859) ; is Lieutenant in the Royal East Kent
Mounted Rifles,
WHICHCOTE, Sir Thomas, Bart, (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thos. Whichcote, Bart.,
by Lady Sophia Sherard, dau. of Philip, 5th Earl
of Harborough {ext.) ; b. 1813 ; s. as 7th Bart.
1829 ; TO. 1st 1839 Marianne, dau. of Henry
Beckett, Esq. ; 2nd 1856 Isabella Elizabeth, dixu.
of the late Sir Henry C. Montgomery, Bart. Is
a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln, and Major South
Lincolnshire Militia ; Patron of 4 livings. — As-
warby Hall, near Folkingham, Lincolnshire ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son, h. 1858,
"WHICHCOTE, Eev, Christopher,
Eighth son of the late Sir Thomas Whichcote,
Bart., by Diana, dau. of Edmund Turner, Esq., of
Stoke Eochford, co. Lincoln ; b. 1806 ; to.. 1832
Harriet, only dau. of Thomas Tryon, Esq. Edu-
cated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1828,
M.A. 1834) ; is a Magistrate for the Parts of Kes-
teven and Lindsey, in the co. of Lincoln. — Aswarby
Rectory, near Folkingham, Lincolnshire; National
Club, S.W.
"WHIELDON, George, Esq. (of "Wyke House).
Eldest son of the late George Whieldon, Esq., of
The Grove, Hants, and Springfield House, co.
Warwick, by Mary, dau. of Richard Brettell, Esq.,
of Finstall House, co. Worcester; b. 1817; m.
184 7 Anne, widow of James I^.fortimer, Esq., of
Wj'ke House, Dorset. Educated at Winchester
and Trinity Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Dorset. — Wyke House, near Gil-
lingham, Dorset.
* See pedigree of Wheler in Surtees' " History of Durham,'
vol. i. p. 1/6.
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'whippy, Captain Benjamin Jolm (of Lee
Place).
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Whippy, Esq., by
Mary, dan. of John Godfrey, Esq., of Frome,
Somerset ; h. 1795 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1828 Jane
Susanna, 2nd dau. of Benjamin Holloway, Esq.,
of Lee Place, Oxon. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Oxon (High Sheriff 18-55), and a Cap-
tain in the Queen's Own regiment of Oxfordshire
Yeomanry Cavalry. This family was formerly
settled in Worcestershire. — Lee Place, near En-
stone, Oxon.
WHITACB.E, John, Esq. (of 'Woodliouse).
Only son of the late John Whitacre, Esq., of
Woodhouse, near Huddersfield, by Ann, ord dau.
of the late Samuel Walker, Esq., of Marbrough,
near Rotherham, co. York ; b. 1786. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire. — Wood-
house, near Huddersfield, Yorkshire.
WHITAKEB, Rev. Charles (of Symonstone
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Charles Whitaker, Esq., by
Eliza, dau. of Samuel Horrocks, Esq., M.P. for
Preston; 6.1815 ; s. 1843. Educated at Brasenose
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1840). — Symonstone Hall,
Padiham, Lancashire.
Beir Pres., his sister Eliza ; »!. 18 — Rev. Thos.
Milville Raven.
WHITAKEK, George, Esq. (of CaldeweU).
Third son of the late Thomas Whitaker, Esq., of
Caldeweil, by Mary, dau. of John Hunt, Esq., of
Naunton Beauchamp, co. Worcester ; b. 1810.
Educated at Hartlebury. This familj' was for-
merly from Cheshire. — Caldeweil, near Pershore,
Worcestershire.
WHITAKEB, John, Esq. (of Broadclough, Lan-
cashire).
Eldest son of the late James Whitaker, Esq., by
Harriet, dau. of John Ormerod, Esq., of Bankside,
Bacup ; b. 1829 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1858 Elizabeth
Anne, dau. of Robert Munn, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Lancaster. — Broadclough, Bacup, near
Manchester.
WHITAKEB, John, Esq. (of CaldeweU).
Eldest son of the late Thomas AVhitaker, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of John Hunt, Esq., of Naunton
Beauchamp; 6.1805; s. 1833. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Worcester. This family were formerly from
Cheshire, but have resided at Caldeweil for the
last century. — Caldeweil, near Pershore, Worces-
tershire.
WHITAKEB, Thomas Hordern, Esq., F.S.A.
(of The Holme).
Only son of the late Rev. Thomas Thoresby Whita-
ker, by Jane, eldest dau. of James Hordern, Esq.,
of Wolverhampton ; b. 1814 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1st
1848 Mary, dau. of James B. Garforth, Esq., of
Coniston, co. York ; 2nd 1851 Margaret Nowell,
youngest dau. of the Rev. J. Robinson, of Nether-
683
side. Craven, Educated at the Charterhouse and
Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1836) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and a Magistrate
for the W. Riding of Yorkshire. This family com-
bines names of some note in the Church of England :
Williaiu Whitaker, D.D., Professor of Divinity,
and J.Iaster of St. John's Coll., Cambridge, temp.
Elizabeth ; Alexander Nowell, Dean of St. Paul's ;
Hammond, the Biblical Annotator ; also of later
date, Thomas Dunham Whitaker, D.D., LL.D.,
the learned archaeologist and local historian. — The
Holme, near Burnley, Lancashire ; Athenisum
Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Mary Charlotte.
"WHITAKEB, the Bev. Thomas (of Caldeweil).
Second son of the late Thomas Whitaker, Esq., of
Caldeweil, by Mary, dau. of John Hunt, Esq., of
Naunton Be,auchamp, co. Worcester; b. 1808;
s. 18 — . Educated at Worcester Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1830 ; M.A. 1833) ; ordained Deacon 1831,
Priest 1832. This family was formerly of Cheshire ;
his grandfather's uncle was Rector of Ashton-
upon-Mersey, co. Chester. — Caldeweil, near Per-
shore, Worcestershire.
WHITAKEB, William Williamson, Esq. (of
IsTorth Deighton).
Eldest son of the late Charles Whitaker, Esq., of
Melton Hill, by Rachel, dau. of Horner Reynard,
Esq., of Suuderlandwick ; b. 1813 ; m. 1834 Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late Marmaduke Hodgson, Esq.,
of Breckamore, near Ripon. Is a Magistrate for
the E., W., and N. Ridings of Yorkshire. — North
Deighton, near Wetherby, Yorkshire.
Jleii; his sou Marmaduke William, h, 1837,
B. A., of Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
"WHITBBEAD, Colonel Jacob William Carey
(of Londham Park).
Eldest son of the late Jacob Whitbread, Esq., by
Louisa, dau. of Samuel Michell, Esq., of Croft
West, Cornwall, and who was Lord High Admiral
of the Portuguese navy ; b. 1816 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1855
Ellen Belfield, 3rd dau. of Christopher Farwell,
Esq., of Totues, Devon ; is Captain Suffolk Artil-
lery regiment of Militia ; was formerly Ctdonel
Bengal Light Cavalry. This family are of Norman
exti-action, and are a branch of the Whitbreads of
Southill. — Londham Park, near Woodbridge, Suf-
folk ; LTnited Service Institution, Whitehall, S.W.
Ifeir, his son Howard, b. 1839.
WHITBBEAD, Samuel Charles, Esq. (of Card-
ington).
Second son of Samuel Whitbread, Esq., M.P., by
Ehzabeth, dau. of Charles, 1st Earl Grey, K.G.,
and brother and heir-presumptive to W. fl. Whit-
bread, Esq., of Southill (whom see) ; b. 1796 ;
m. 1824 Julia, dau. of the 21st Lord Dacre. Edu-
cated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds (High
Sheriff 1831) ; was M.P. for Middlesex 1820-30.—
Cardington, near Bedford ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ;
49, St. George's Square, S.W.
Ileh', his son Samuel, M.P. for Bedford ; b, 1830 ;
Whi]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
m. 1855 Isabella, dau. of the 3rd Earl of Chichester ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds, and
Civil Lord of the Admiralty.
"WHITBRSAD, "William Henry, Esq. (of
Sovithill).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Whitbread, Esq.,
M.P., by Elizabeth, dau. of Charles, 1st Earl Grey,
K.G. ; b. 1795 ; .•^. 1S15 ; m. 181- Miss Judith
Pigcrot, of Cambridge ; 2nd 1845 Harriet, widow
of the late Major Macan. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1816) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds (High Sheriff 1837) ;
was M.P. for Bedford 1818-34. This family have
been seated in Bedfordshire for upwards of two
centuries. — Southill, near Biggleswade, Beds ;
Brookes' Club, S.W.
Jleir Pres., his brother Samuel Charles, of Car-
dington (whom see).
"WHITBY, Captain Thomas Edward (of Cres-
well Hall).
Only son of the late George Whitby, Esq., by
Emmeretta, dau. of Edward Eatcliff, Esq., of Wood
Hall, Wormingford, Essex; h. 1823; s. 1852;
m. 1855 Sophia Jane, only dau. of George Garrow,
Esq., of the Madras Civil Service, widow of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Schonswar. Educated at Shrews-
bury and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; appointed
Cornet 3rd Dragoon Guards 184-3 and Captain
1850, retired 1852 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Stafford. — Creswell Hall, near
Stafford ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Garrow, h. 1857.
"WHITE, Sir Thomas "Woollaston, Bart. (cr.
1802).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Woollaston White,
Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Blagge, Esq.,
of Tuxford, Notts ; h. 1801 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1817 ;
in. 1st 1824 Georgina, dau. of G. Ramsay, Esq. ;
2nd 1827 Mary Euphemia, dau. of W. Ramsay,
Esq. Educated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate for
Notts (High Sheriff 1839) ; was formerly Cornet
16th Lancers, 3rd Light Dragoons, and 10th Hus-
sars ; late Lieut. -Colonel of Notts Militia and
Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry Cavalry. — Walling
Wells, near Worksop, Notts.
Heir, his son Thomas Woollaston, Major 16th
Lancers, h. 1828.
"WHITE, Sir ■William, Knt. (cr. 1835).
Eldest son of W. P. White, Esq., of Patrick's Hall,
Cork; h. 1810; m. 1848 Sarah, dau. of R. J.
Lockett, Esq. Is a Stockbroker in the City ; late
High Sheriff of C'ork. — Elm Lodge, Finchley,
Middlesex ; 5, Lothbury, E.C!.
"WHITE-HAB,E-HEDGES, Hon. "William Henry
(of Macroom Castle).
Second son of the 1st Earl of Bantry, and heir-pre-
sumptive to that title ; h. 1801 ; m. 1845 Jane,
dau. of the late C. J. Herbert, Esq. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 182-) ; is a
Magistrate .and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork (High
Sheriff 1848), and Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant
West Cork Artillery,- — Macroom Castle, near Mid-
leton, CO. Cork.
"WHITE, Colonel Henry (of "Woodlands).
Fourth son of the late Luke White, Esq. (many
years M.P. for co. Leitrim), by Eliza, dau. of
— Maziere, Esq.; 6.1789; s. 1854 ; m. 1829
Ellen, dau. of William S. Dempster, Esq., of
Skibo Castle, co. Sutherland. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1810) ; is a Lord-Lieutenant
and CustosRotulorum of co. Longford, and Colonel
Longford Militia; was M.P. for co. Dublin 1823-32,
for CO. Longford 1837-47, and again since 1857. —
Woodlands, near Lucan, co. Dublin ; Rathcliue,
near Lanesborough ; 19, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Luke, M.P. for co. Clare, and
Lieutenant-Colonel Longford Rifles, formerly Cap-
tain 13th Light Dragoons; h. 1830; m. 1853
Mary, dau. of ■ — • Stuart, Esq. ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Dublin.
"WHITE, James, Esq.
Second son of William White, Esq., of Tulse Hill,
Surrey; 6.1809; m. 1833 Mary, eldest dau. of
A. Lind, Esq., of Jamaica. Is a Merchant
largely eng.aged in the China trade, formerly an
Alderman of Loudon ; was M.P. for Plymouth
1857-9. — Rochester House, Eahng, Middlesex;
Reform Club, S.W.
"WHITE, John, Esq. (of Belmont).
Youngest son of the late Jasper White, Esq., of
Limerick, by Helen, dau. of Jasper Creagh, Esq.,
of Limerick; 6.1793; m. 1835 Eleanor Mary,
dau. of Richard Irwin, Esq. Educated at Oscott
Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Limerick (High
Sheriff 1856) ; was formerly Colonel in the Royal
Kingston (.Jamaica) Militia. This family were
deprived of their estates (Ballinanty or White's
Town) by confiscation for their adhesion to the
Roman Catholic faith. — Belmont, near Castle
Connell, co. Limerick; Nantenan, near Rathkeale,
CO. Limerick.
Heir, his son Jasper John, h, 1839.
WHITE, Laurence Esmonds, Esq. (of ISle-w-.
lands).
Second son of the late Laurence Esmonde White,
Esq., of Scarnagh, co. Wexford, by Jane, dau. of
Thomas Plunkett, Esq., of Portmaruock, co. Dub-
lin ; h. 1809 ; -ni. 1841 Fanny, only dau. of Richard
Taylor, Esq., of Bedford. Is a Magistrate for cos.
W^exford and Carlow ; entered the 84th foot 1831,
became Captain 1840. — Newlands, Ballycarney,
near Ferns, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son Raymonde Esmonde, h. 1842.
•WHITE, Matthew Esmonde, Esq., M.B. (of
Killonghter).
Eldest son of the late Laurence Esmonde White,
Esq., by Jane, dau. of Thorjias Plunkett, Esq., of
Portmarnock House, co. Dublin ; h. 1801 ; s. 1845 ;
in. 1832 Catherine, eldest dau. and co-heiress of
Thomas Byrne, Esq., of Killougliter, co. Wicklow.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1822, M.A.
1827, M.B. 1827) ; is a Magistrate for co. Carlow.
This family is of old standing in co. Wexford ; the
Whites of Scarnagh, the eldest branch, being
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[Whi
reptesented by Sir H. J. White-Jervis, Bart,
(whom see). — Killougbter, Ballynahinch, co. Wick-
low.
Heir, his son Esmonde Thomas, h. 1834.
■WHITE,* Mrs. Samuel (of Killikee House).
Mary, dau. of G, Rothe, Esq.; m. Samuel White,
Esq. (who -was M.P. for co. Leitrim 1824-47, and
Lieutenant-Colonel co. Dublin Militia), who d.
184-. — Killikee House, co. Dublin.
"WHITE, Samuel White, Esq. (of Charlton
Manor House).
Nephew and heir of the late Samuel White, Esq.,
of Charlton Manor, and grandson of the late
Samuel Wlute, Esq., who m. into the family of
Sir Peter Tiiompson, F.R.S., F.S.A., of Poole,
High Sheriff of Surrey in 1745, and IM.P. for St.
Alban's, whose ancestor, a Thompson, married
Joan, sister of Sir Francis Drake, the great navi-
gator ; h. 17 — ; s. 18 — ; in. 18 — Margaret, dau.
of Jacob Hagen (Baron von Iseltein), of Surrey,
and has issue. — Charlton Manor House, near
Blandford, co. Dorset.
Heir, his son.
WHITE, Thomas, Esq. (of Peppard's Castle).
Eldest son of the late Henry White, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Pilsworth Whelan, Esq., of Rath ;
m. 1851 Barbara Jane, dau. of Thomas Battersby,
Esq., of CO. Meath. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Wexford. — Pep-
pard's Castle, near Clonevan, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son Henry.
WHITE, WiUiam Logan, Esq. (of Kellerstain) .
Elder son of the late John White, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of John Loga.n, Esq., Hon. E.I. Co.'s
service, of Howden, co. Edinburgh ; h. 1793 ; m.
1st 1819 Margaret, eldest dau. of the late Sir
A. C. Maitland, Bart., of Clifton Hall (she d. 1840) ;
2nd 1844 Jane, younger dau. of the late Sir James
Foulis, Bart., of Colinton (she d. 1858). Educated
at Edinburgh University ; called to the Scottish
Bar in 1816 ; is a Magistrate and Commissioner of
Supply for CO. Midlothian. — Kellerstain House,
near Edinburgh.
Heir, his son James Maitland, h. 1848.
WHITEEORD, Sir George, Knt. (of Mount
Salem), (or. 1821).
Son of the late — Whiteford, Esq. ; h. 17 — ; a
Merchant in Dublin, of which he has been High
Sheriff and Lord Mayor. — 23, College Green, Dub-
lin ; Mount Salem, near Mountrath, Ireland.
WHITEHEAD, Major Frederick George.
Only son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir Thos.
Whitehead, K.C.B., &c.,' of Uplands Hall, by
Charlotte, dau. of the late J. B. Ness, Esq. ; h.
1825 ; m. 1851 Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
Fitzgerald, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Ballina Park,
CO. Waterford. Educated at Eton; entered the
Army 1842 ; late Captain 7tli Fusiliers and 42nd
Highlanders ; is now a Major in the Essex Rifles.
—Uplands Hall, near Preston, Lancashire ; Army
685
and Navy Club, S.W. ; 25, Clifton Gardens, Maida
Hill, W.
Heir, his son Gerald George, h. 1S56.
WHITEHEAD, James Audus, Esq. (of Seltay).
Eldest surviving son of the late M. Whitehead,
Esq., by Eliza, dau. of John Audus, Esq., of
Selby, CO. York ; h. 1828. Is a Magistrate for the
East and West Ridings of Yorkshire. — Selby,
Yorkshire.
WHITEHEAD, James Heywood, Esq. (of
Southside).
Eldest son of the late William Whitehead, Esq.,
by Sarah, dau. of James Heywood, Esq., of Little
Lever ; h. 1810. Is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster
and the West Riding of Yorkshire. — Southside,
Saddleworth, Yorkshire.
WHITELOCK, Rev. Bichard.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Hutchins
W'hitelock, M.A., by Frances, dau. of Thomas
James Storer, Esq., and grand-dau. of the 2nd
Lord Carysfort ; h. 1803; m. 1830 Mary, dau. of
John Elliott, Esq., of Rochdale. Educated at
Lincoln Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Lancaster and the W. Riding
of Yorkshire. — The Parsonage, Saddleworth, York-
shire.
WHITESIDE, Right Hon, James, Q.C.
Son of the late Rev. Wm. Whiteside ; h. 1806 ;
»t. 1833 dau. of the late W. Napier, Esq. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1827) ; called
to the Irish Bar 1830 ; w.as Solicitor-General for
Ireland March — Dec. 1852, Attorney-General for
Ireland 1858-9 ; was M.P. for Enniskillen 1851-8 ;
elected M.P. for the University of Dublin 1858. —
2, Mountjoy Square, Dublin ; University Club,
Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 36, Jerniyn Street,
S.W.
WHITGREAVE, George Thomas, Esq. (of
Moseley Court).
Only surviving son of the late Thomas Henry
Francis Whitgreave, Esq., by Mary, dau. of John
Lockley, Esq., of Sardaw, co. Stafford ; h. 1787 ;
s. 1816 ; rn. 1st 1814 Amelia, dau. of Benjamin
Hodges, Esq., of London (she d. 1848) ; 2nd 1849
Charlotte Juliana, eldest dau. of the late Admiral
the Hon. Sir John Talbot, G.C.B. (she d. 1854) ;
3rd 1856 Mary Anne, dau. of Sandford, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford
(High Sheriff 1837). This family were settled at
Whitgreave, co. Stafford, in the reign of King
John. His ancestor, Mr. Whitgreave, sheltered
Charles II. at Moseley Court after the battle of
Worcester. — Moseley Court, near Wolverhampton,
Staffordshire ; 22, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Benjamin George, h. 1816 ;
m. 1st 1841 Henrietta Maria, dau. of the late
Hon. Thomas Clifford ; 2nd 1858 Mary, dau. of
the late Walter Selby, Esq.
WHITLEY-DEANS-DUNDAS.
(See Dtmdas.)
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
'WHITLOCK, Sir George Cornish, X.C.B. (cr.
1859).
Son of the late G. 'Whitlock, Esq. ; 6. 1800 ; is ra.
Entered the Madras Array 1818, became a Major-
General 1856 ; is Major-General Madras Army, and
General Commanding the Saugur Field Division
in India.
ffei7% his son George Frederick Foot, Captain
84th foot ; b. 1828 ; m. 1859 Laura, youngest dau.
of the late J. Vellacott, Esq., of Ashford, Freming-
ton, jST. Devon.
WHITMOBE, Sir George, K.C.H. (er. 1822).
Son of the late G. Whitmore, Esq., of Lower
Slaughter, co. Gloucester, by Mary, dau. of Dr.
Wall ; b. 1775 ; m. 1798 Cordelia, eldest dau. of G.
Ainslie, Esq. (she d. 18—). Educated at Wool-
wich ; is a General in the Army, and Colonel com-
manding the Royal Engineers ; has been Lieu-
tenant-Governor of Woolwich ; received the honour
of knighthood for his military services. — Netting
Hill, W.
WHITMOEE, Henry, Esq., (of Colebrooke
Dale).
Third sou of the late T. Whitmore, Esq. (who was
M.P. for Bridgenorth for twenty five years); b.
1814 ; m. 1862 Adelaide Anna, dau. of the late
F. Darby, Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
was a Lord of the Treasury and Keeper of the
Privy Seal to H.K.H. the Prince of Wales 1858-9 ;
has been M.P. for Bridgenoith since 1852. — Cole-
brooke Dale, near Broseley, Staffordshire ; Carlton
and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W. ; 1,
Lowndes Street, S.W.
WHITMOHE,* Thomas Charles, Esq. (of Apley
Park).
Eldest son of the lats Thomas "Whitmore, Esq.
(who was M.P. for Bridgnnorth for twenty-five
years) ; b. 1807 ; m. 1833 Louisa Anne, eldest dau.
of the 5th Marquis of Queetisberry. Is a Magis-
. trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop, and Patron of
6 livings ; was M.P. for Bridgenorth 1832-52.—
Apley Park, near Bridgenorth, Salop ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
WHITMOHE- JOITES, ■WiUiam, Esq. (of Chas-
tleton, Oxon).
Second son of the late J. H. Whitmore- Jones,
Esq., by Dorothj'-, dau. of Colonel Glutton, of Pen-
sax Court, CO. Worcester ; b. 1826 ; s. 1857. Is a
Magistrate for Oxon. — Chastleton House, near
Moreton-in-Marsh.
Heir Prcs., his brother Walter Thomas.
■WHITSHED, Sir St. Vincent Keene Hawkins-,
Bart. (cr. 1834).
Only son of the late Admiral Sir James Hawkius-
Whitshed, Bart., who assumed the additional na,me
of Whitshed, by Sophia Henrietta, dau. of Captain
John Albert Bentinick, R.N. ; b. 1801 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1849 ; m. 1832 Elizabeth, dau. of the 2nd
Lord Erskiue. — Killincarrick, co. Dublin ; Grey-
stones, CO. ASlcklow.
Heir, his son James, Lieutenant R.N., b. 1834.
"WHITTAKEH, Major John Abraham (of TSe^.
castle Court).
Eldest son of ^the late John Whittaker, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Francis Garbett, Esq., of Knill Court,
CO. Hereford ; b. 1802 ; s. 1843. Educated at Har-
row ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Radnor (High Sheriff 1854) ; was formerly Captain
28th foot, and raised the Royal Radnor Mihtia in
1852 as Major Commandant. — Newcastle Court,
near Presteign, co. Radnor ; United Service and
Windham Clubs, S.W. ; 13, Devonshire Terrace,
Hyde Park, W.
WHlTTELIi, Joshua Francis, Esq. (of Helms-
ley Lodge).
Only son of the late Eugene Thomas Whittell, E.sq.,
Barrister-at-Lavv, by Mary Ann, dau. of Joshua
Field, Esq., of Heaton Hall, Yorkshire ; b. 1805 ;
s. 1821 ; m. 1831 Phcebe, dau. of the late Captain
Anthony Lefroy, 65th regiment. — tielmsley Lodge,
near York.
Heir, his only son Eugene Thomas Curzon,
6. 1832, Lieutenant 2nd"West York Light In-
fantiy.
WniTTY, John Irv/ine, Esq., LL.D. (of Eickets-
town Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Whitty, M.A.,
Prebendary of Killenellick and Rector of Galbally,
Ballingarry, and Ballylanders, diocese of Endy, by
Hannah Augusta, dau. of Edward Bridges Sayers,
Esq., M.D., of Saffron Hill, co. Cork; b. 1823;
s. 1855 to the estates of his uncle Genera] Irvvine
Whitty; 'in. 1857 Betnie Eliza Massy, only dau. of
Robert Butler, Esq., of Beech Mount, co. Tip-
jDerary, and grand-dau. of the Hon. George Massy,
son of Loi'd Massy. Educated at Trinitv Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1846, M.A., LL.B., and^LL.D.
1852) ; in 1849 obtained a Diploma as Civil and
Mining Engineer from Dublin University ; ap-
pointed in 1858 Agent to H.M.'s Government for
sale of the ordnance maps aud books of Great
Britain, Ireland, and the Colonies. — Ricketstown
Hall, CO. Carlow ; Providence Court, Queen's
CO. ; 35, Parliament Street, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Robert Charles Irwine, b. 1858.
V/HYTE, Colonel John James (of I^ewto-wn
Manor, co. Leitrim).
Eldest sou of the late James Wbyte, Esq., by
Frances Honoria, dau. of the Right Hon. John
Beresford, brother of the Marquis of Waterford ;
b. 1808 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1842 Mai-iaime Jessie, dau, of
Charles Dieudonnd de Montenach, Patrician of •
Fribourg. Educated at Harrow and Sandhurst ;
entered the Army in 1824 ; promoted to Lieu-
tenant-Colonel with command of 7th Hussars 1837,
and to Colonel 1849 ; served in the Canadian
Rebellion ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Leitrim (High Sheriff 1854), and a Colonel on
half-pay. This family has a direct paternal descent
from Edward III. — Newtown Manor (co. Leitrim),
near Sligo, Ireland ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin ;
Arthur's Club, S.V/.
Heir, his son Charles Cecil B?resford. b. 1845.
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WHYTE-MELVILLE, Major John (of Mount
Melville).
Son of tbe late John Whyte-Melville, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Archibald M 'Gilchrist, Esq., of
North Bar, Renfrew ; b. 1797 ; s. his brother 1818 ;
■i:i. 1819 Catherine Anne Sarah, youngest dau. of
the 5th Duke of Leeds. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Eife ; was formerly in the 9th
Lancers, and afterwards Major in the Eoyal Fife-
shire Yeomanry Cavalry. — Mount Melville, near St.
Andrew's, Fifeshire, N.B.
Heir, his son George John, late Lieutenant and
Captain Coldstream Guards ; b. 1821 ; m. 1847
Charlotte, dau. of William, 1st Lord Bateman.
"WHYTEHEAD, Henry Yates, Esq., M.D. (of
Crayke).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Robert Whyte-
head, A.M., of Thormanby, co. York, by Hannah
Diana, dau. of Rev. Thomas Bowman, Rector of
Crayke, and Vicar of Hessle, co. York ; b. 1804 ;
s. his uncle 1829 ; m. 183-3 Ann Mary, dau. of B.
N. Wilson, Esq. Is a Magistrate for the North
Riding of Yorkshire, and for co. Durham. This
family are a junior branch of the Whitheds or
Whyteheads, of Titherley and Norman's Court,
Hants, but have been settled in the N. Riding
since the reign of Charles II. — Crayke, N. Riding
of Yorkshire.
Jleir, his son Robert Yates, b. 1816.
WICKHAM, Henry Wickham, Esq. (of Kirk-
lees Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. L. Hird, Prebendary
of York, by Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of R. Hird, Esq.,
of Eawdon, Yorkshire ; b. 1800 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1836
Mary, dau. of T. Benyon, Esq. (she d. 18 — ).
Educated at Geneva ; assumed the name of Wick-
ham 1843, after his paternal grandfather, his father
having taken the name of Hird on his marriage in
1795 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W.
Riding of Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Bradford
1852-9. This family is descended lineally from
William AVickham, Bishop of Winchester temp.
Elizabeth. — Kirklees Hall, near Normanton, York-
shire ; Brookes' and Conservative Clubs, S.W. ;
3, Chapel Street, Grosvenor Square, W.
■WICKLOW (Earl of), "William Howard, K.P.
(cr. 1793).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Eleanor, dau. of
the late Hon. F, Caulfeild ; b. 1788 ; s. 1818 ; m.
1816 Cecil Frances, dau. of the 1st Marquis of
Abercorn. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Representative Peer for Ireland, Lord-
Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorura of co. Wicklow;
late Colonel Wicklow Militia ; represents a branch
of the family of the Duke of Norfolk. — Shelton
Abbey, near Arklow, co. Wicklow ; Silwood,
Brighton ; 2, Cavendish Square, W.
Heir Pres., his nephew William George, b. 1825.
WIDDBINGTOKT, Captain Shallcross Eitzher-
bert (of Newton Hall).
TliirJ son of the late Shallcross Jauson, Captain 3rd
Light Dragoons, by Frances, eldest dau. of the
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Rev. Joseph Cook ; assumed the name ofWiddring-
ton in compliance with his uncle's will in 1856.
Educated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Chester and Northumberland, and Captain in the
Earl of Chester's Yeomanry. — Newton Hall, near
Acklington, Northumberland.
Heir Pres., his sister Eliza, m, .1847 James H.
Smith Barry, Esq., who d. 1856.
"WIDDBIlSrGTOlSr, Mrs. (of KTewton Hall).
Dorothy, 2nd dau. of Alexander Davison, Esq., of
Swarland Park, Northumberland, by Harriet,
eldest dau. of Robert Gosling, Esq., of Langley,
Berks; in. 1832 Captain Samuel Edward Widdring-
ton, R.N. (eldest son of the late Rev. John Cook),
who assumed in 1820 the name of Widdrington, in
right of his mother, grand-niece and co-heir of the
last male representative of the ancient family of
Widdrington of Hauxley, Northumberland, and d.
1856. — Newton Hall, Felton, Northumberland.
Heir Pres., her husband's nephew, Fitzherbert
Widdrington, Esq.
WIGHT, Albert, Esq. (of Braboeuf Manor).
Eldest surviving son of the late Arthur \Vight,
Esq., of Braboeuf Manor (some time Major Com-
manding the 23rd regt. Bengal Native lufantry, by
Jane, dau. of the late James More Molyneux, Esq.,
of Loseley Park, Surrey ; b. 1842 ; s. his brother*
1855. Educated at Eton. This family was for-
mei'lyof Wimbledon, Surrey. John Wight, temp.
Queen Elizabeth, married Agnes Kempe, heiress
of Brabceuf Manor, descendant of GeofFi-y de Bra-
boeuf, whose ancestors came into England with
William the Conqueror, and to whom the Manor
of Braboeuf was confirmed by Henry III. —
BraboBuf Manor, near Guildford.
"WIGHT, Mrs. (of Ormiston).
Louisa Mai-y Catharine, youngest dau. and co-heir
of the late Thomas Boycott, Esq., of Rudge Hall,
CO. Salop, by Jane, dau. of Thomas Tarleton, Esq.,
of Bolesworth Castle, co. Chester; m. 1841 An-
drew White, Esq., of Ormiston, N.B. (who d.
1858). This family is of Brabceuf, Surrey. i' —
Ormiston, East Lothian, N.B.
Heir, her son Cathcart Boycott, b. 1849.
"WIGHTMAlSr, Sir "William, Knt. (cr. 1841).
Son of the late — Wightman, Esq., of co. Dum-
fries ; b. 1784; m. 1819 Charlotte Mary, dau.
of the late J. Baird, Esq. Graduated B.A. 1805,
M.A. 1809, at Queen's Coll., Oxford, of which he
was subsequently elected a Fellow on the Mitchel
or new foundation ; was called to the Bar at Lin-
coln's Inn in 1821 ; appointed a Judge of Queen's
Bench 1841. — St. Alban's Bank, Hampton Court,
S.W. ; 38, Eaton Place, S.W.
"WIGHTWICE, Mrs. (of Bloxwicli).
Dorothea, 3rd dau. of Richard Fryer, Esq., M.P., of
theWergs, co. Stafford;?)!-. 1829 Stubbs Wightv/ick,
* His elder bi other, Henry Arthur, Lieutenant Gth Dragoon
Guards (Carabiniers), died at Scutari, September, 1855.
t See Manning's " History of tlie County of Surrey,"
vol. i.
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Wig]
Esq., J.P. and D.L. for cos. Stafford and Glouces-
ter (only surviving son of the late Thomas Devey
Wightwick, Esq., of Bloxwich, Staiford, by Lucy,
youngest dau. of Humphry Stubbs and co-heir of
her uncle, Mathew Stubbs, Esq., of Water-Eaton
and Bloxwich, who d. 1858. The Wightwick
family have been seated for many generations in
CO. Stafford.* — Bloxwich, near Walsall, Stafford-
shire.
WIGBAM, Eight Hon. Sir James, Knt. (cr.
1842).
Third sou of the late Sir E. Wigram, Bart, (see
EitzWygram) ; b. 1793 ; m. 1818 Anne, dau. of R.
Arkwright, Esq. Graduated B.A. 1815 at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge, of which he was afterwards a
Fellow ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1819 ;
was M. P. for Leominster July — Oct. 1841 ; aVice-
Chancellor 1841-50.— 68, Portland Place, W.
"WIGBAM, Loftus Tottenham, Esq., Q,.C.
Son of the late Sir E. Wigram, Bart., and uncle
to Sir R. Eitz-Wygram, Bart. ; h. 1803 ; m. 1849
Katharine, dau. of the 5th Earl of Selkirk. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825,
M.A. 1828) ; is a Barrister-at-Law (called 1828) ;
was M.P. for the University of Cambridge 1850-9.
— Athenajum Club, S.W. ; 4, Stone Buildings,
Lincoln's Inn, E.C. ; 38, Charles Street, Berkeley
Square, W.
WILBERFORCE, "WiUiam, Esq. (of Marking-
ton Grange).
Eldest son of the late William Wilberforce, Esq.
(many years M.P. for co. York), by Barbara Anne,
dau. of Isaac Spooner, Esq., of Elmdon Hall, co.
Warwick ; h. 1798 ; s. 1833 ; 7/;. 1820 Mary Fran-
ces, dau. of the Rev. John Owen, M.A. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at
the Middle Temple 1825 ; is a Magistrate for Mid-
dlesex and Yoi'kshire. This family was formerly of
Wilberfoss, co. York. — Markington Grange, near
Ripley, Yorkshire ; Pavilion Richelieu, Rue de
Chateau-Neuf, St. Germain en Laye ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William, Barrister-at-Law, of Lin-
coln's Inn; h. 1821; m. 1849 Rosa, dau. of W.
Jones, Esq.
"WILBEAHAM, George Fortescue, Esq. (of De-
lamere House).
Eldest son of the late George Wilbraham, Esq.
(who was M.P. for Cheshire 1832-41), by Anne,
dau. of 1st Earl Fortcscue ; h. 1815; *•. 1852.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1838) ; called to the Bar at Inner Temple
1843 ; is a Magistrate for co. Chester (High Sheriff
1858). Descended from a common ancestor with
Lord Skelmersdale. — Delamere House, nearNorth-
wich, Cheshire ; Reform Chib, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Roger William, h. 1817 ;
m. 1850 Louisa, 3rd dau. of Robert Gosling, Esq.,
of Botley's Park, Surrey.
* It is recorded in Doomsday Book, " that a place called
Westewickc is a member of the lordship of Tettenhall Regis,
in the co. of Stafford, and hath given name to a family of
WyghtwicUe, Wightwycke, or Wightwick."
WILBRAHAM, Hugh, Esq. (of Boathavefl
Lodge).
Youngest son of the late George Wilbraham, Esq,
(who was M.P. for South JDheshire 1832-41), by
Anne, dau. of the 1st Earl i urtescue, and younger
: brother of G. F. Wilbraham, Esq., of Delamere
House, Cheshire (whom see) ; b. 1827. Educated
at Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Ma
I glstrate for co. Mayo. — Boathaven Lodge, near
1 Westport, CO. Mayo.
I WILD, Samuel Bagnall, Esq. (of Costoek Hall,
i ISTotts).
I Son of the late Rev. W. Q. Wild, of Costoek Hall ;
I b. 1791 ; >n. 1S13 his cousin Elizabeth, dau. and
' heir of Wade Bagnall, Esq., of Manchester, a lineal
descendant of Sir H. Bagnall, Bart., Earl-Marshal
of Ireland temp. Elizabeth, and Elizabeth, dau. of
John Hollins, Esq., of New Grange, near Leek, co.
Stafford. Is a M.ngistrate for Notts (High Sheriff
1854). The Bagnalls were of Staffordshire, but the
branch employed by the Crown in the government
of Ireland married into Wales, and they had a
grant of the Abbey lands at Leek. — Costoek Hall,
near Loughborough.
WILDE, Hon. Mrs.
Emily Thoniasine Claudine, only dau. of the 1st
Lord Truro (bj^ his 1st marriage) ; m. 1837 her
cousin C. N. Wilde, Esq. — 17, Russell Square, W.C.
WILDE, Sir John* Knt., LL.D.* (cr. 1827).
Second son of the late T. Wilde, Esq., Solicitor, of
liOndon, and brother of the 1st Lord Truro ;
b. 1780. Graduated LL.B. at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge, 1805 ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1805 ; was Chief Justice at the Cape of Good
Hope 1827-54. — Capetown, South Africa.
WILDE, Samrrel Francis Thomas, Esq. (of
HacUey).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Wilde, Esq., by
Isabella, dau. of Francis Mowatt, Esq., of East
Dereham, Norfolk ; b. 1790 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1st 1819
Maria Matilda, youngest dau. of John Rowland,
Esq. (she d. 1821) ; 2QdlS29 Margaret, youngest
dau. of Peter Martineau, Esq., of St. Alban's,
Herts. Educated at Westminster; called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple 1815 ; appointed 1834
one of the four Tellers of the Receipt of Exche-
quer ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex, Herts, and
the Liberty of St. Alban's. — Hadley, near Barnet,
Herts ; 10, Serjeant's Inn, E.C.
Heir, his sou Samuel John, b. 1820 ; wt. 1852
Georgina, dau. of Edward Martineau, Esq.
WILDER, Frederick, Esq. (of Purley HaU).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Watson Wilder,
of Purley Hall and Sulham, Berks, by Augusta,
sister of the late Sir Charles Joshua Smith, Bart.,
of Suttons, Essex; b. 1832 ; s. 1836. Educated at
New Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1854) ; is a Magistrate
for Berks, and Patron of 1 living. This family has
been settled at Nunhide and Sulham, Berks, from
the time of Henry VII, — Purley Hall, near Rea-
ding, Berks.
Jleir Pres., his brother Henrye Eeaufoy, in Holy
I
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OiJeis ; h. 1884 ; in. 1858 Augusta, dau. of Lang-
ham Christie, Esq., of Preston Deanery, co. North-
auqiton.
WILD MAN, Colonel Thomas* (of Newstead
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Wildman, Esq.,
M.P., of Bacton Hnll, Suffollc, and Lincoln's Inn,
London, by Sarah, dau. of Colonel Hardinge, Hon.
E.I. Co.'s service ; h. 1787; s. 1795; \n. 1816
Louisa, dau. of Mons. F. Preisig, of Appenzal,
Switzerland. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Notts
(High Sheriff 1821) ; appointed Cornet 7th Hus-
sars 1808 ; IMajor and Lieutenant-Colonel 9th
Lancers, and Colonel, unattached ; served in the
Peninsula ; was A.D.C. to the Marquis of Angle-
sey at Waterloo. This family was formerly of
Leicestershire ; a branch settled in Laucashii-e in
1(586. — Newstead Abbey, near Mansfield, Notts ;
Brookes' and United Service Clubs, S.W.
WILKIE, Hon. Mrs.
IMaria, elder dau. of the late Viscount St. Vincent;
m. 1833 G. Wilkie, Esq., M.D.—Whitwell, Isle of
AVight.
WILKIKTS, Van. George, D.D. (Archdeacon of
Nottingham).
Third sou of the late William Wilkins, Esq., of
Newnham, Cambridge; h. 1785; m. 1812 Amelia
Auriol, dau. of the Very Rev. E. Drummond Hay,
D.D., son of — Drummond, Archbisliop of York,
and brother of the late Earl of Kinnoull. Edu-
cated at Bury St. Edmund's and Caius Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1807, M.A. 1810, B.D. and D.D.
1824) ; was for twenty-six years Vicar of St.
Mary's, Nottingham ; appointed Prebendary of
Southwell 1823, Archdeacon of Nottingham 1832,
Permanent Canon Residentiary of Southwell 1844.
■ — Residence House, Southwell, Notts.
WILKINS, Thomas, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Thomas Wilkins, Esq., of
Stanwick, co. Northampton, by Mary, dau. of the
Rev. Richard Haighton, Rector of Long Stow and
Croxton, co. Cambridge ; h. 1786 ; s. 1813 ; m. 1st
1814 Elizabeth, heiress of Rev. Thomas Sheep-
shanks, Rector of Wimpole, co. Cambridge ; 2nd
Augusta Sophia, dau. of James Dyson, Esq., of
Bedford. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Northampton, and a Magistrate for Hunts and War-
wickshire. This family is descended from Dr. Johu
Wilkins, Bishop of Chester, who married Robinia
Cromwell, a sister of the Protector. — Pelbam Villa,
near Leamington, Warwickshire.
Heir, his grandson Richard Haighton, h. 1851.
WILKINSON, Sir John Gardner, Knt., D.C.L.,
P.R.S. (cr. 1839).
Son of the late Rev. J. Wilkinson, by Mary Anne,
dau. of the Rev. Richard Gardner, and great-great
grand-daughter of Sir Salathiel Lovell, of Harle-
ston, CO. Northampton ; b. 1797 ; m. 1856 Caro-
line Catharine, eldest dau. of H. Lucas, Esq., of
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
Uplands, and grand-daughter of J. Lucas, Esq., of
Stout Hall, CO. Glamorgan. Educated at Harrow
and Exeter Coll., Oxford ; is author of several
works on P]gyptian Antiquities ; knighted for his
contributions to Archteological literature. — Athe-
nffium Club, S.W. ; 33, York Street, Portman
Square, W.
WILKINSON, George Hiitton, Esq. (of Har-
per ley Park).
Second son of the late Thomas Wilkinson, Esq., of
Mildenhall, Suffolk, by Jane, dau. of George Hut-
ton, Esq., of Skelton, co. York ; h. 1791 ; m. 1st
1817 Elizabeth Jane, only dau. of George Pear.son,
Esq., of Harperley Park ; 2nd 1843 Catherine
Heyden, eldest dau. of Major Andrew Philip Skene,
9th Dragoon Guards, of Hallyards, co. Fife, and
widow of Richard Smith, Esq., of Castle Town
Roche, CO. Cork. Educated at Trinitj' Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1814) ; called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1814; is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Durham ; appointed Recorder of Newcastle-on-
Tyne 1834, and a Judge of County Courts, North-
umberland, 1847; was formeily a Commissioner
for inquiring into Municipal Corporations. — Har-
perley Park, near Darlington, co. Durham.
Heir, his son George Pearson, in Holy Orders ;
h. 1823 ; in. 1849 Frances "Vernon, dau. of William
Mills, Esq., of Helme Park, co. Durham.
WILKINSON, Henry Cox, Esq. (of White
Webbs Park).
Eldest son of the late Henry Wilkinson, Esq., by
Jane, only dau. of Samuel Cox, Esq., of Bath ; h.
1811 ; s. 1855. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge. This property was purchased by his grand-
father, Abraham Wilkinson, Esq., in 1788. — White
Webbs Park, Enfield, Middlesex ; Athenaeum and
Conservative Clubs, S.W
Heir Pres., his brother Francis Henry, h. 1821.
WILKINSON, Isaac Herbert, Esq. (of Upper
Hare Park, Cambridgeshire).
Third son of the late Robert Wilkinson, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of John Peter Allix, Esq., of
Swaffham House, Newmarket ; h. 1818 ; m. 1839
Margaret Anne, only child of John Petrie Keble,
Esq., Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. E.I. Co.'s service.
Educated at Eton and Downing Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1845, M.A. 1848) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Cambridge. — LTpper Hare Park, near
Newmarket.
WILKINSON, Bev. John.
Eldest son of the late Major Wilkinson, by Harriet,
dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel W. C. Fronie ; b. 1816 :
■hi. 1844 .Jean, dau. of R. P. Prat, Esq. Educated
at Merton Coll., Oxon (B.A. 1838, M.A. 1848) ;
appointed Rector of Broughton Gifford, Wilts,
1848; a Magistrate for Wilts IS — ; is lineal de-
scendant and representative of David, 2nd son of
Robert, Earl of Inspruck (about a.d. 1000), from
whom he traces every step in his pedigree through
thirty-one generations. William, great-grandson
of David, came to England 1158 ; and his grand-
son settled at Darlington, co. Durham. — Broughton
Gifford, near Melksham, Wilts.
Heir, his son Henry Fazakerley, b. 1845.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
■WILK:i]SrSO]Sr, Rev, John James.
Eldest son of the Eev. George Wilkinson, B.D.,
Rector of Whicham, Cumberland, by Elizabeth,
dau. of James Ealph, Esq., of Sebergham, Cum-
berland ; h. 181S ; m. 1850 Gertrude Blanche, only
dau. of W. H. Walpole, Esq. Educated at Queen's
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1842, M.A. 1845) ; appointed
Hector of Lanteglos and Advent 1852 ; is a Magis-
trate for Cornwall. — Lanteglos Rectory, near
Camelford, Cornwall.
WILKIM'SOl^r, Thomas Clifton, Esq. (of V/in-
terboiirne Hall).
Only son of the late Thomas Wilkinson, Esq., of
Winterbourne Hall, by Anne, dau. and heiress of
Thomas Clifton, Esq., of NewaU Hall, co. York ;
h. 1815 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1842 the Hon. Julia Jemima,
2nd dau. of the late Hon. H. Butler, and sister of
the 13th Viscount Mountgarrett. Educated at
University Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for the
W. Riding of Yorkshire. — V>^interbouine Hall,
near Skipton in Craven, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Thomas Clifton, h. 1844.
WILKIlsTSOlSr, 'William Arthur, Esq. (of Short-
lands).
Eldest sou of the late Josias H. Wilkinson, Esq.,
by Sarah, dau. of W. Patteson, Esq., of Canter-
bury; h. 1795 ; m. 1st 1818 Esther, 5th dau. of the
late A. Richards, Esq. (she d. 1823) ; 2nd 1826
Rachel, 4th dau. of A. Ricardo, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for Surrey; was M.P. for Lambeth 1852-7. —
Shortlands, Beckenham, near Bromley, Kent ;
Reform Club, S.W.
WILLCOCKS, St. George Lawi-ence, Esg. (of
Brookend).
Eldest son of the late George Willcocks, Esq., of
Coal Island, co. Tyrone, by Isabella, dau. of the
Rev. Charles Caulleild ; 6.1820; s. 1854. Edu-
cated at Dungannon ; is a Magistrate for co. Tyrone.
This family is a branch of the family of Willcockes,
of Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex ; but has
been settled in Ireland fur about two centuries.
They have been, and some branches are still,
members of the Society of Friends. — Brookend,
Ardboe, near Stewartstowii, co. Tyrone.
WILLCOX, Brodie McGhie, Esq. (of Eoydon).
S(m fif the late Watton Willcox, E-q., Merchant,
of London ; h. 1785 ; "m. 1812 So]ihia, dau. of late
B. Vander-Gucht, Esq. A Shipowner and East-
ludiau Proprietor ; Chairman of the Peninsular
and Oriental Steam Company, and a Director of
the Southampton Docks ; has been M.P. for
Southampton since 1847- — Roydon Lodge, Ware,
Herts ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 28, Portmau Square,
W.
vVILLES, Sir James Shaw, Knt. (cr. 1855).
Eldest son of the late James Willes, Esq., M.D.,
of Cork, by Elizabeth Aid worth, dau. of J. Shaw,
Esq., of Belmont ; h. 1814 ; m. 1856 Helen, dau.
of the late T. Jennings, Esq., of Cork. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1836); called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple 1840 ; appointed a Judge
of Common of Pleas 1855, when he received the
honour of Knighthood. — 16, Eaton Square, S.W.
WILLIAM-BEOWlSrE, Rev. Peter.
(See Browne.)
WILLIAMS, Lady Mary.
Fourth dau. of 1st Earl Fortescue ; m. 1828 Sir J.
Hay Williams, Bart., who d. 1859. — Rhianvar, near
Bangor, Carnarvonshire.
"WILLIAMS, Sir James Hamlyn, Bart. (er.
1795).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Hamlyn, Bart, (who
assumed the additional name of Williams), by Diana
Anne. dau. of Abraham W'hitaker, Esq., of Strat-
ford, Essex ; h. 1790 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1823 Mary, dau.
of 1st Earl Fortescue. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Devon ;
was High Sheriff of co. Carmarthen 1848 ; was
M.P. for CO. Carmarthen 1830-1 and 1835-7;
served formerly in the 7th Hussars ; late Lieutenant-
Colonel E. Devon Militia. Patronage 1 living. — ■
Clovelly Court, near Bideford, Devon ; Edwinsford,
near Carmarthen, S. Wales ; United Service Clul),
S.W. ; 21, Upper Grosvenor Street, W.
WILLIAMS, Sir Hugh, Bart. (er. 1798).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir John W^illiams,
Bart., by Margaret, dau. and heir of Hugh Williams,
Esq., of Tyfey, CO. Anglesey ; h. 1802; s. his brother
as 3rd Bart. 1859 ; m. 1843 Henrietta Charlotte, only
dau. of the late Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart.
Is a Magistrate for co. Flint. — Bodelwyddan, near
St. Asaph, Flintshire.
Heir, his son William Grenville, h. 1844.
WILLIAMS, the Rev. Sir Erasmxis Hem-y
Griffies-, Bart. (cr. 1815),
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Sir
George GrifEes-Williams, Bart., by Anna Margaret,
dau. of H. Evans, Esq.j l. 1797 ; s. 1843 ;
111. 1819 Caroline, dau. of H. Griffiths, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1818, M.A. 1824) ; is in Holy Orders ; Chan-
cellor of St. David's ; late Rector of St. Peter's,
Marlborough.- — Llwynny Wood, near Carmarthen,
S. "Wales ; St. David's, near Haverfordwest, Pem-
brokeshire.
■WILLIAMS, Sir V^/m. Penwick, Bart., K.C.B.
(of Kars), (cr. 1856).
Only surviving son of the late Thos. Williams, Esq.,
of Nova Scotia ; b. 1800. Educated at Woolwich ; ;
is a MajorGeneral Royal Artillery; served in j
Turkey, Persia, and Ceylon ; ap|)ointed Commander j
of Woolwich Garrison 1856 ; Commander of the
Artillery in Canada 1859 ; was M.P. for Calne j
1856-9 ; received the baronetage for his gallant '
defence of Kars in 1855. — Array and Navy Club.
WILLIAMS, Sir Edward Vaughan, Knt. (er.
1847).
Son of the late Mr. Serjeant Williams ; h. 179- ;
m. 1826 Jane Margaret, dau. of Rev. W. Bagot.
Educated at Westminster ; was called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 182-3 ; appointed a Judge of
Common Pleas in 1847. — Tanburst Lodge, near
Dorking, Surrey ; 1, Park Street, Westminster,
S.W.
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WILLIAMS, Sir John Westley, Knt., F.R.S.
(cr. 1840).
^- 17 — ; late Mayor of Portsmoutb. — Portsmoiith.
WILLIAMS, Benjamin, Esq., F.S.A., F.K.G.S.
(of Limpsfield).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Williams, Esq., of
Cowley Grove, near Uxbridge, by Violetta, dau. of
John Williams, Esq., of Old Shifford, co. Oxford ;
h. 1803; s. 1852 ; m. 1826 Matilda Sarah, dau. of
William Davies, Esq., of Millfields, co. Pembroke.
Is a Magistrate for Middlesex ; was formerly Cap-
tain Oxfordshire Militia. This family, originally
from Wales, have been freeholders in the parish of
BamptoD, Oxon, since 1630. — Limpsfield, near
Godstone, Surrey ; Athenffium Club, S.W.
//en-, his son Frederick, Lieutenant, R.N.; 6.1829;
in. 1856 Anne, 3rd dau. of Thomas Sanctuary, Esq.,
of Horsham, Sussex.
WILLIAMS, David, Esq. (of Deudi-aeth Castle).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late David
Williams, Esq., of Saethon, co. Carnarvon ; b. 1800 ;
m. 1841 Annie Louisa Loveday, only dau. of
William Williams, Esq., of Pentarthuchaf, co.
Merioneth, Barrister-at-Law. Educated at Chester ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Merioneth,
(High SheriflF 1860). This family were formerly
known as the "SaeLhons of Saethon," co. Carnarvon,
the surname having been changed into Williams.
— Deudraeth Castle, Merionethshire ; Reform and
Erechtheum Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son William Edward Wynn, b, 1842.
WILLIAMS, Rev. David.
Eldest son of the late Rev. David Williams, J. P.
for Brecon, by Elizabeth, dau. of T. Williams, Esq.,
of Aberbrane ; b. 1801 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1835 Eliza-
beth, dau. of J. Powell, Esq., of Penbryn, co.
Brecon. Educated at Winchester and New Coll.,
Oxford (S.C.L. 1820, B.C.L. 1825); appointed Rec-
tor of Alton Barnes 1835; a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Brecon 1824. — Alton Barnes Rectory,
near Pewsey, Wilts ; University Club, S.W.
WILLIAMS, Rev. Edmund (of Pentre Mawr).
Eldest son of the late Robert Williams, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of Richard Ednmnds, Esq., of Pentre
Mawr; b. 1800 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1824 Susannah (who
b. 1853), 2nd dau. of John Price, Esq. Educated
at Shrewsbury and Jesus Coll., Oxford (B. A. 1823,
M.A. 1826) ; is a Magistrate for cos. Denbigh and
Carnarvon ; was Yicar of Llangorniew, co. Den-
bigh, 1828-43. This family has been resident in
this parish since the year 1603. — Pentre Mawr,
near Denbigh, N. Wales.
Heir, his son Richard Edmund, Captain 17th
regiment, 6. 1830.
WILLIAMS, Francis Edward, Esq. (of Malvern
HaU).
Second son of the late John Williams, Esq., by
Dorothy, youngest dau. of the Rev. Henry Wigley,
of Peusham House, co. Worcester ; b. 1804 ;
s. 1853 ; 7)1. 1838 Ann, 3rd dau. and co-heiress of
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Henry Greswolde, Esq., of Malvein ILall, co.
Warwick. Is a Magistrate for cos. Hereford and
Worcester ; was on the roll of High Sheriifs for
CO. Worcester 1855-8, but excused the office on the
ground of ill-health; served as High Sheriff 1859.
This family was formerly from S. SVales, and was
settled at Lugwardine, co. Hereford, 1574. ^-Mal-
vern Hall, Solihull, Warwickshire ; Pitmaston and
Doddenham, Worcestershire.
Ilcir, his son Wigley Greswolde, b. 1839.
WILLIAMS, Rev. Garnons.
Eldest son of the Very Rev. Thomas Williams,
Dean of Llandaff, by Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Venerable Richard Davies, Archdeacon of Brecon ;
b. 1829; m. 1854 Catharine Frances, 2nd dau. of
Fenton Hort, Esq. Educated at Bridgenorth and
Oriel ColL, Oxford (B.A. 1852) ; appointed Vicar
of Llowes 1853 ; is a Magistrate for co. Radnor.
— Llowes, near Hay, Radnorshire, S. Wales.
Heir, his son Arthur Garnons, b. 1854.
WILLIAMS, Rev. Henry Bayley.
Only son of the late Rev. P. Bayley Williams (who
was a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carnar-
von), by Hannah, dau. of Henry Jones, Esq., of
Llanrwst ; b. 1805 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1829 Mary Anno,
only child of the Rev. John Davids, of Coppy
Hall, CO. Stafford, and grand-dau. of Edward
Kempson, Esq., Captain Stafford Militia. Edu-
cated at Jesus Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1828); is a
Magistrate tor co. (!arnarvon. — Pantafon, near
Carnarvon ; Aldridge, near Walsall, Staffordshire.
Ifeir, his son John Bayley, Captain Carnarvon
Militia, b. 1833.
WILLIAMS, Rev. Hugh.
Eldest son of the late George WiUiams, Esq., by
Mary his wife, dau, of George WiUiams, Esq.,
of Daisyback, co. Pembroke ; b. 1795 ; m. 1825
Mar}', dau. of the late Rev. W. J. Thomas,
Incumbent of Caerau, co. Glamorgan. Educated
at Je-sus Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1816, M.A. 1819) ;
ordained Deacon 1818, Priest 1819 ; appointed
Vicar of Bassaleg 1838, and Chancellor of the
diocese of Lland.aff 1845 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Monmouth. His maternal grandmother was sister
to the Rev. Benjamin Hall, D.D., Chancellor of
Llandaff and grandfather of Lord Llanover. — Bas-
saleg Vicarage, near Newport, Monmouthshire.
Heir, his eldest surviving son Hugh, b. 1833.
WILLIAMS, John, Esq. (of Treffos).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Williams, by
Eleanor, dau. of the Rev. James Vincent, of Ban-
gor; b. 1784; s. 1820; m. 180S Elizabeth Jane
Winter, 2nd dau. of Captain William Goddard,
R.N. Educated at Eton and Jesus Coll., Oxford;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1809 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Anglesey, n Ma-
gistrate for cos. Carnarvon and Chester, and for
Chester city ; Lieutenant-Colonel of the Anglesey
Local Militia, and a Director of the Great Western
Railway. — Treffos, near Bangor, N. Wales,
Heir, his son Thomas Norris, M.A., of Merton
2 Y 2
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Coll., Oxford, in Holy Orders ; h. 1809 ; m. 1840
Mary Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of the Kev. Richard
Howard, D.D., Rector of Beaumaris.
WILLIAMS, John, Esq. (of Boons).
Elde.st son of the late John Williams, Esq., of
Boons, by Mary, elder dau. of the late John
.Seager, Esq., of Greenwich; h. 1800; s. 1831;
m. 1840 Mary JStansfeld, only dau. of Robert Alex-
ander Gray, Esq. Is a Magistrate for Kent. This
family is a collateral bianch of that of Sir W. Wil-
liams Wynn, Bart., of Wynnstay.- — Boons, near
Edenbridge, Kent ; 98, Eaton Square, S.W.
Ilcir, his son John Aubrey, h. 1845.
WILLIAMS, John Michael, Esq. (of Caerhayes
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Michael Williams, Esq., of
Gnaton and Caerhayes Castle (who was M.P. for
W. Cornwall 1853-S), by Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Richard Eales, Esq., of Eastdon, Devon ;
h. 1813 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1852 Elizabeth Maria, eldest
dau. of Stephen Davey, Esq., of Rediulh. Is a
Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall, and a Dep. Warden of
the Stannaries." — Caerhayes Castle, near Gram-
pound, Cornwall ; Giaton Hall, Devon.
llcir, his son Michael, b. 1857.
WILLIAMS, Matthew Davies, Esq. (of Cwm-
cynfelin).
Eldest son of the late Isaac Lloyd Williams, Esq.,
of Tynywern, co. Cardigan, J.F., and Barrister-at-
Law, by Ann, eldest dau. and co-heiress of Matthew
Davies, Esq.,of Cwmcynfelin,co. Cardigan, J. P., and
Dep. Lieut. (High Sheriff for that county in 1790);
h. 1800 ; A\ 1846 ; m. 1828 Susanna, eldest dau. and
heiress of Simon Griffiths, Esq., of Cwmrhaidr, co.
Montgomery. Educated at Harrow and St. Peter's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1831); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan, and
in the Commission of the Peace for co. Montgomery.
— Cwmcynfelin, near Aberystwith, Cardiganshire.
Heir, his son George Griffiths, h. 1832 ; is M.A.
of Trinity C^oll., Oxford, and a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan.
WILLIAMS, Mrs. (of Crawley Grange).
Eldest dau. of the late William Boswell, Sheriff of
CO. Berwick, by Elizabeth Margaiet Montgomery,
youngest dau. of the late James Boswell, Esq., of
Auchinleck, co. Ayr (the fiiend and biographer of
Dr. Samuel Johnson) ; tn. 1838 John Willia;n.f,
Esq., Bombay Civil service (who d. 1852) ; s. in
1855 her brother Lieutenant-Colonel Bruce Bos-
well, of the E.I. Co.'s service, who s. in 1852 his
cousin Thomas A. Boswell, Esq., High Sheriff of
Bucks, son of Thomas David Bo.swell, Esq.,
younger son of Alexander Lord Auchinleck, a
Scottish Lord of Session. — Crawley Grange and
Astwood Manor, near Newport Pagnell, Bucks.
Heiress, her dau. Elizabeth Anne.
WILLIAMS, Montagire, Esq. (of "Woolland).
Eldest son of the late C. M. William.s, Esq., by
Anna Maria, eldest dau. of the late Sir S. Scott,
Bart., of Sundridge Park, Kent ; b. 1826 ; m.
1857 Sophia Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Rev, L.
Foot, Rector of Long Bredy, Dorset. Educated
at Harrow and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1847,
M.A. 1848); is a Magistrate for Dorset. This
family is a younger branch of the ancient Dorset
family of Williams of Herringston. — Woolland
House, near Blandford, Dorset ; University Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Montague Scott, b. 1858.
WILLIAMS, Pliilip Penry, Esq. (of Stoke
House).
Youngest son of the late Penry Williams, Esq.,
by Maria., dau. of Samuel Yeats, Esq., of Monks-
mill, Gloucestershire ; &. 1812 ; m. 1837 Charlotte
Hamilton, youngest dau. of Captain Seymour, R.N.
Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1S34) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Brecon, and a Magistrate for cos. Salop and
Worcester. — Stoke House, near Tenbury, Worces-
tershire.
Heir, his son Pliilip Seymour, b. 1842.
WILLIAMS, Eees, Esq. (of Aberpergwm).
ICldest son of the late William Williams, Esq., of
Aberpergwm, by Matilda, only dau. and heir of
Colonel Smith, of Castella, co. Glamorgan ; b.
1838 ; X. 1859. Educated at Harrow and Magda-
len Coll., Cambridge. This family is descended
from a long line of ancestors who held princely rule
in portions of South Wales for several centuries. —
Aberpergwm, near Neath, Glamorganshire.
Jleir Pres., his brother Morgan Stuart; b. 1846.
WILLIAMS, Robert, Esq. (of Bridehead).
Only son of the late Robert Williams, Esq., by
Frances, youngest dau. of tlie late John Turner,
Esq., of Putney ; b. 1811 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1847 Mary'
Anne, dau. of Rev. J. W. Cunningham, Yicar of
Harrow (she d. 1855) ; 2nd 1858 Emily Maria, dau.
of the Hon. John TJiornton Leslie Melville, and
niece of the Earl of Leven and Melville. Edu-
cated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1836);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset (High
Sheriff 1855), and a Banker in London and Dor-
chester ; was M.P. for Dorchester 1832-41. —
Bridehead, near Dorchester, Dorset; Putney
Heath, Surrey, S.W.
Heir, hi.s son Robert, b. 1848.
WILLIAMS, Eobert Wynne, Esq. (of Appul-
dercombe).
Youngest son of the late John Williams, Esq., of
Peniartliuchaf, co. Merioneth, by Gaynor, dau. of
William Thomas, Esq., of Coedheleu, co. Carnar-
von ; h. 1798 ; m. 1st 1821 Marianne, dau. of N.
Aked, Esq. ; 2nd 1850 Rebecca, dau. of Robert
Dalgleish, Esq., of the Reddock, co. Stirling. Is
a Magistrate for Middlesex and the city of West-
minster ; was High Sheriff of co. Carnarvon 1853,
and of Hants 1859. — Appuldercombe, Isle of
Wight; Reform and Arlington Clubs, S.W. ; 10,
I^pper Brook Street, W.
WILLIAMS, Eev. St. George Armstrong, M.A.
(of Plashen).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Eliezer Williams, M.A.,
Vicar of Lampeter and Llansawel, and Preben-
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dary of St. David's, by Jaue Amelia Nugent, eldest
dau. of Colonel St. George Armstrong, of Anna-
diiff House, Drumsna, co. Leitrim ; b. 1805 ; s.
1820 ; m. 1827 Anne, only child of Thomas Jones,
Esq., of Castellmfe, co. Carnarvon. Educated at
Lampeter and Jesus Coll., Oxford (13. A. 1827,
M.A. 1831) ; ordained 1827 ; appointed Vicar of
Pwllheli 1841, and Rector of Llangybi-cura-Llanar-
mon 1849 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Carnarvon. This family is descended, on one side,
from the Bailevs of Lamingtoii, who became
seated there by marriage with the only daughter
and heiress of the Scottish patriot Sir William
Wallace, and on the other side from the Nugents of
Carlanstown. — ^Plashen, Pwllheli, N. Wales.
lltir, hi.s son St. George Armstrong, h. 1833 ;
educated at Rossall Hall and Jesus Coll., Oxford.
WILLIAMS, Thomas, Esq. (of Warfleld Lodge).
Only son of the late Robert Williams, Esq., by
Jane, d.ui. of Thomas Cunningham, Esq., Lieute-
nant R.N. (descended from the Cunninghams,
Earls of Glencairn) ; h. 1796 ; s. 1803 ; m. 1st 1817
Mary Frances, 2nd dau. of John Paul Berthon,
Esq., of the Regi.ster Office, Court of Chancery ;
2nd Catherine, 2nd dau. of Edward Codd, Esq., of
Kingston, Jamaica. Educated at Eton ; late a
Magistrate for Northamptonshire (High Sheriff
1825). Thi.s is a younger branch of the family of
W^illiams, formerly seated at Herringston. — War-
field Lodge, dear Bracknell, Berks.
Heir, bis son W^iJliam Thomas, Captain Bengal
Army (32ud regiment) ; b. 1817 ; m. 1842 Catherine,
dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Wilson, 32nd regiment
Bengal.
WILLIAMS, Very Kev. Thomas (Dean of
Llandaff).
Eldest son of the late Robert Williams, Esq., of
Aberbran, co. Bi-econ, by Annabella, dau. of Wil-
liam Garnons, Esq., of Trelough, co. Hereford ;
h. 1801; s. 18— ; m. 1828 Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Venerable Richard Davies, Archdeacon of
Brecon. Educated at Shrewsbury and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1826) ; appointed Arch-
deacon of Llandaif 1843, Dean of Llandaff 1857 ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Monmouth and Brecon ;
was foi-merly Rector of Llanaply, co. Monmouth.
This family is a younger branch of the Williams of
Abercamlais, co. Brecon. — Llandaff, near Cardiff,
Glamorgan.shire.
Heir, his son Garnons, in Holy Orders (whom
see).
WILLIAMS, Colonel Thomas Peers (of Temple
House).
Eldest son of the late Owen Williams, Esq. (who
was many years M.P. for. Great Marlovv), by INIar-
garet, eldest dau. of the Rev. Edward Hughe.s, of
kinmel Park, co. Denbigh, and sister of William,
1st Lord Dinorben ; J. 1795 ; s. '1832 ; m. 1835
Emily, youngest dau. of Anthony Bacon, Esq., of
Benham Park, Berks. Educated at We.stminstej-
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Bucks, Berks, and Angle.sey, and Lieute-
nant-Colonel Commandant Royal Anglesey Militia;
has been M.P. for Marlow since 1820. — Temple
House, uear Great Marlovv, Bucks; Craig-y-Don,
CO. Anglesey ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 41, Berkeley
Square, W.
Heir, his son Owen Lewis Cope, Captain Royal
Horse-guards, b. 1836.
WILLIAMS, Trevor Addams, Esq. (of The
Garth).
Fourth son of the late Wm. Addams Williams, Esq.,
of Llangibby Castle, co. Monmouth, by Caroline,
dau. of Henry Marsh, Esq., of London ; b. 1793 ;
m. 1816 Eliza, dau. of the Rev. John Thomas,
M.A., Vicar of Caerleon, co. Monmouth. Is a
Magistrate for co. Monmouth. — The Garth, near
Caerleon, Monmouthshire.
Heir, his son Henry John Trevo, h. 1820.
WILLIAMS, WiUiam, Esq. (of TreguUow).
Youngest son of the late John Williams, Esq., of
Scorrier, Cornwall, by Catharine Harvey, dau. of
Martin Harvey, Esq., of Killifreth ; b. 1791 ;
m. 1826 Caroline, dau. of the late Richard Eales,
E.sq., of Eastdon, Devon ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Cornwall, and a Dep. Warden for the
Stannaries ; High Sheriff of Cornwall 1851. — Tre-
guUow, near Truro, Cornwall ; Heanton Court, near
Barnstaple, Devon ; Windham Club, S.W. ; 48,
Brook Street, W.
Heir, his son Frederick Martin, b. 1830 ; m. 1858
Mary Christian, dau. of the Rev. R. T. Law, Rector
of Clhristian Malford, Wilts.
WILLIAMS, WiUiam, Esq.
Second son of the late Thomas Williams, Esq., of
Tredaren, co. Carmarthen ; b. 17 — . Formerly
a Merchant in London and a Member of the
Common Council ; was M.P. for Coventry 1835-47 ;
has sat for Lambeth since 1850. — Reform Club,
S.W. ; 12, Park Square, Regent's Park, N.W.
WILLIAMS,* William Addams, Esq. (of Llan-
gibby Castle).
Eldest son of the late William Addams Williams,
Esq., by Caroline, dau. ofHenry Marsh, Esq., of
London ; b. 178- ; m. IS — . is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for CO. Monmouth ; was M.P. for co. Mon-
mouth 1831-41. — Llangibby Castle, near Newport,
Monmouthshire.
Heir, his son Williams Addams, a Magistrate for
CO, Monmouth, b. 18 — ,
W"ILLIAMS.
(See Hanbuvij- Williams.)
WILLIAMSON", Sir Hedworth, Bart. (cr. 16421.
Eldest son of the late Sir Hedworth Williamson,
Bart., by Maria, dau. of the late Sir James Hamil-
ton ; b. 1797 ; s. 1810 ; m. 1826 Anne Elizabeth,
dau. of 1st Lord Ravensworth. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1819) ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for CO. Durham ; was MP. for Sunderland
(of which he has twice been Mayor) 1835-7 and
1847-52. Patronage 1 living. — Whitburn Hall,
near Monkswearmouth, co. Durham.
Heir, his son Hedworth, late Attach^ to the
British Emba.ssy at St. Petersburg, b. 1827.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
WILLIAMSON, David Robertson, Esq. (of
Lawers).
Only son of the late Charles A. 'Williamson, Esq.,
of Balgray, co. Dumfries, by Catherine Harriet,
dau. of Thomas Bayard Clarke, Esq. ; h. 1830 ;
s. 1852 ; m. 1853 Welina Maria, dau. of 1st Lord
Tredegar. Educated at the Itoyal Military Coll.,
Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate for co. Perth ; v/as
formerly in the C'old.stream CTuards. — Lawers House,
near Crieff, Perthshire.
Heir, his son Charles David Eobertsou, h. 1853.
WILLIAMS OW, Rev. Edmond Riland.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Edmoud Williamson,
Eector of Campton, Beds, by Phcebe, dau. of Rev.
Richard Bisse Riland, Rector of Sutton Coldfield,
CO. Warwick ; h. 1795 ; .«. 1839; m. 1840 Charlotte,
dau. of the late John Guy, Esq., of Hampton Vv''ick,
Middlesex. Educated at Clare Hall, Cambridge
(B.A. 1816) ; is Lord of the Manor of Kempston ;
has been Rector of Campton since 1839. This
family were settled at Husband Ci'awley, Beds, as
far back as 1680. — Campton Rectory, near Biggles-
wade, Beds ; Kempston Manor, near Bedford.
Heir, his only child Anne Jane.
WILLIAMSON".
(See Hopper- WiUiamson.)
WILLINGTON, Jolin, Esq. (of Caatle 'Willing-
ton).
Eldest son of James "Willington, Esq. (a Magistrate
for CO. Tipperary), by Sarah, dau. of John Mark,
Esq., of Limerick ; h. 1819 ; m. 1843 his cousin
Alice, dau. of John Willington, Esq. , of Killoskehane
Castle. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1838); called to the Irish Bar 1845 ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Tipperary. • — Castle Willington, near
Nenngh, co. Tipperary.
Heir, bis son James Waldyve, b. 1846,
WILLIS, John Walpole, Esq. (of V/ick House).
Second son of the late William Willis, Esq.,
formerly Captain 13th Light Dragoon.s, by Mary,
dau. of the late Robert Hamilton Smyth, Esq., of
Lismore, Ireland ; h. 1793 ; m. 1st 1824 Mary
Isabella, eldest dau. of Thomas, late Earl of Strath-
more (which marriage was dissolved 1833;* 2nd
1836 Ann Susanna Kent, dau. of the late Colonel
Thomas Henry Bund, of Wick House, co. Wor-
cester. Educated at the Charterhouse and Trinity
Hall, Cambridge ; called to the Bar at Gray's Inn
1816; practised in the Court of Chancery tilt 1S27 ;
has been a Colonial Judge in tiie Supreme Courts
of Upper Canada, British Guiana, and N. S. Wales,
.and was the first Resident Judge of Port Phillip
(now Victoria); is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
00. Worcester. His family was for many years
settled in Yorkshire, and his wife's family has been
resident for some centuries in Worcestershire. —
Wick House, near Worcester.
Heir, his 2nd son (only son by his present wife)
John William Bund, b. 1843.
* He has issue by lier, a son, Robert Bruce, B.A. (late of
Braseuose Coll., Oxoii).
WILLIS-FLEMING, John Brown, Esq. (of
Stoneham Park).
Eldest son of the late John Barton Willis-Fleming,
Esq., by Christopheria, dau. of V/illiam Buchanan,
Esq. ; b. 1815 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1840 Katharine, dau,
of lOlh Earl of Dundonald, G.C.B. Educated at
Eton; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants,
and a Captain in the Hants Yeomanry ; was
formerly in the Grenadier Guards. — Stoneham Park,
near Southampton, Hants.
Heir Pres., h\s brother Thomas, 6. 1819 ; m, 1846
Caroline, dau. of Peter Hunter, Esq.
WILLOCK, Lady.
Eliza, dau. of S. Davis, Esq. ; m. 1827 Sir H.
Willock, whocZ. 1858. — 7, Chester Terrace, Regent's
Park.
WILLOCK, John, Esq. (of Saint Bees).
Fourth son of the late IMathew Willock, Esq., by
Olivia, dau. of Captain C. Manwaring, R.N., of
Dover; b. 1786; m. 1819 Sarah, dau. of Anthony
Dickinson, Esq., of Coulderton. Educated at the
Gi'ammar-school, St. Bees; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland ; was formerly in the
Army, and served through the Peninsular war.—
Saint Bees, near Whitehaven, Cumberland.
WILLOUG-HBY DE BROKE (Lord), Robert
John Barnard- Verney (cr. 1492).
Son of Louisa, sister of the 8th Lord, by the Rev.
R. Barnard ; b. 1809 ; s. his uncle 1852 ; m. 1842
Georgiana Jane, dau. of Major-General T. W.
Taylor. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick, and
Captain Warwickshire Yeomanry. Patron of 8
livings. Assumed the name of Verney 1853. —
Compton Verney, near Stratford-on-Avon, War-
v^ickshire ; 50, Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry, b. 1844.
WILLOUGHBY DE BROKE, Dowager Lady.
Margaret, dau. of the late Sir J, Williams, Bart. ;
m. 1829 Henry, 8th Lord Willoughby de Broke,
who d. 1852.— 21, Hill Street, W.
WILLOUGHBY D'ERESBY (Lord), Peter
Robert Drnmnaond- Willoughby, P.O. (cr,
1295).
Eldest son of Peter, 1st Lord Gwydir, by Pris-
cilla, 19th Baroness Willoughby d'Eresby ; b. 1782 ;
«. (as 2nd Lord Gwydir) 1820, and (as Lord Wil-
loughby) 1828 ; ra. 1807 Clementina Sarah, dau. of
the 1st Lord Perth (cvt.). Is Joint Hereditary
Great Chamberlain of England, and Lord-Lieute-
nant of CO. Carnarvon. Assumed the names of
Willoughby and Drummond by Sign Manual. This
Barony was in abeyance 1778-80. — Grimsthorpo,
near Bourne, Lincolnshire ; Gwydir Castle, near
Carnarvon, N. Wales ; Drummond Castle, near
Perth, N.B. ; 142, Piccadilly, W.
Heir, his sou Alberic, b. 1S21 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln.
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WILLOUGHBY, Sir Henry Pollard, Bart. (cr.
1794).
Second son of the late Sir Christopher Willoughb}',
Bart., by his 2nd wife Martha, dau. of the late
Maurice Evans, Esq. ; h. 1796 ; s. his brother
Christopher 1S13. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Oxford-
shii'e ; was M.P. for Yarmouth 1831-2, for New-
castle-under-Lyne 1832-4, has represented Eve-
sham since 1847. Patron of 1 living. — Baldon
House, near Oxford ; Berwick Lodge, Gloucester-
shire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 63a, Lower Brook
Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother John, late M.P. for Leo-
minster, and a Member of the Indian Council ;
b. 1798 ; m. 1st 1822 Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel
Kennedy ; 2nd 1854 Maria, dau. of the late T.
Hawkes, Esq.
"WILLOUGHBY, Hon. and Eev. Charles James.
Brother of the 8th Lord Middleton (whom see) ;
b. 1822 ; m. 1845 Charlotte, dau. of H. J. Hyde
Seymour, Esq. Educated at Rugby and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1843, M.A. 1858); ap-
pointed Rector of WoUaton 1846. — WoUaton Rec-
tory, near Nottingham.
■WILLOUGHBY, Hon. and Eev. Perceval
George.
Brother of the 8th Lord Middleton ; b. 1827 ; m.
1852 Sophia, dau. of E. B. Beaumont, Esq. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; ap-
pointed Vicar of Carlton and Stapleford 1851. —
Stapleford Rectory, near Newark, Notts.
■WILLS, Rev. Jolin.
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Wills, by Flora
Anne, dau. of Richard Nossiter Burnard, Esq., of
Crewkeriie ; &. 1812 ; m. 1836 Jane Ruscombe, 2nd
dau. of Henry Coles, Esq., of Petherton Park.
Educated at Ilniinster school and Wiidham Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate for Dorset,
and Rector of South Perrott. — South Perrott, near
Crewkerne.
Heir, his sou Charles Henry (of the 26th Came-
ronians), b. 1838.
WILLS-SAISTDFORD.
(See Sandford.)
•WILLSHIRE, Sir Thomas, Bart., K.C.B. (cr.
Eldest son of the late Captain John Willshire, R.N.,
by Mary, dau. of W. Linden, Esq. ; b. 1789 ; m.
1848 Annette Letitia, dau. of Captain G. B. Max-
well. A General in the Army, and Colonel of the
51st foot; served in AfFghanistau, and was present
at Ghnznee. — Hill House, near Windsor, Berks;
United Service Club, S.W.
Ileir, his son Arthur Reginald Thomas, b. 1850.
"WILLSOlSr, Anthony, Esq. (of Ranceby Hall).
Eldest son of the late Anthony Taylor Peacock,
Esq., by Mary, eldest dau. of John M. Willson,
E.sq., of Lincoln; &. 1811 ; m. 1845 Mary Eliza
Caroline, 2nd dau. of the Rev. Edward Fane.
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Assumed the name of Willson in 1851, in lieu of
his patronymic. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1835) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln (High Sheriff 1854);
was M.P. for S. Lincolnshire 1857-9. — Uanceby
Hall, near Sle;ifoi'd, Lincolnshire ; Conservative
and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
Ifcir, his son Mildmay, b. 1847.
■WILL YAMS, Humphry, Esq. (of Carnanton).
Son of thelate James Willyams, Esq., of Carnanton,
by Anne, dau. of William Champion, Esq., of
Wormleigh, co. Gloucester; b. 1792; s. 1828;
ni. 1822 Ellen Frances, dau. of Colonel Edward
Brydges Neynoe, 27th foot. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cornwidl, and a Dep. Wanien of
the Sl.annaries ; was M.P. for Truro 1848-52, and
formerly Major in Royal Cornwall Miners Militia.
—Carnanton, near St. Columb, Cornwall ; Reform
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son James Neynoe Vivian, b. 1823.
"WILLYAMS, Edward "William Brydges, Esq.
Second son of Humphry Willyams, Esq., of Car-
nanton (whom see) ; b. 1836 ; m. 1856 Jane, dau. of
Sir Trever Wlieler, Bart. Educated at Eton and
Merton Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate ;ind Dep.
Lieut, for Cornwall, and Cornet N. Devon Yeo-
manry Cavalry ; was M.P. for Truro 1857-9. — Car-
nanton, near St. Coluiub, Cornwall ; Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward, b. 1857.
WILMOT, Sir Henry Sacheverel, Bart. (cr.
1759).
Second son of the late Sir Robert Wilraot, Bart.,
by Lucy, eldest dau. of the late John Grimston,
Esq., of Neswick Hall, co. York ; b. 1800 ; s. as
4th Bart. 1842 ; m. 1826 Maria, eldest dau. of the
late Edward Miller IMundy, Esq., of Shipley Hall,
ne.ar Derby. Educated ,at Rugby ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby (High Sheriff 1852),
and a Lieut. R.N., on reserved half-pay. Tliis
family is an elder branch of the W^ilmots of Osmas-
ton, and the Eardley-Wilmots of Berkswell. —
Chaddesden Hall, near Derby ; Junior United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Edward, b. 1830.
"WILMOT, Sir Robert Edward, Bart. (cr. 1772).
Eldest son of thelate Right Hon. SirR. J.V/ilmot,
Bart, (who assumed the additional name of Horton),
by Anne, dau. of the late E. Horton, Esq., of
Calton, CO. Derby; b. 1808 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1841 ;
m. 1842 Margaret, dau. of Rev. A. Kersteman,
and widow of R. Algeo, Esq. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; was High Sheriff of co. Derby
1846. Patron of 2 livings. — Osmaston Hall,
near Derby; Travellers' Club, S.W. ; 14, Grosvenor
Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Christopher, late Captain
Coldstream Guards, b. 1809.
"WILMOT, Sir John Eardley Eardley-, Bart,
(cr. 1820).
Eldest son of the late Sir J. E. Eardley- Wilmot,
Bart., M.P., by his 1st wife Elizabeth Emma, dau.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of C. H. Parry, Esq., M.D., of Bath; h. 1810;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1847; w. 1839 Eliza Martha, dau.
of Sir Robert Williams-Bulkeley, Bart., M.P.
Educated at Winchester and Balliol Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1831) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1842 ; appointed Recorder of Warwick 1852,
Judge of Bristol County Court 1854 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick. This
family were long settled in Warwickshire, and the
1st Baronet inherited a portion of the property of
his relative the late Lord Eardley {cxt.). — The
Paragon, Bath ; O.xford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Assheton, b. 1841.
WILSHBRE, WiUiam, Esq. (of The Frythe).
Eldest son of tlie late Thomas Wilshere, Esq., by
Lora, dau. of Charles Beaumont, Esq. ; h. 1804 ;
.■!. 1825. Educated at Wadham Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1827) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts
(High Sheriff 1858) ; was M.P. for Great Yar-
mouth 1837-47- The family has been settled in
Herts since the time of Edward III. — The Frythe,
near Welwyn, Herts : Brookes' and Arthur's Clubs,
S.W. ; Cox's Hotel, Jerrayn Street, S.W.
Heir Pves., his brother Charles Willes, of Wals-
■worth, ne.ar Hitchin, Herts; h. 1814; m. 1840
Elizabeth Marie, dau. of W. M. Farmer, Esq., of
Nonsuch Park, Surrey, formerly M.P. for Hun-
tingdon.
"WILSON, Sir Thomas Maryon, Bart. (cr. 1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir T. M. Wilson, Bart., by
Elizabeth, dan. of James Smith, Esq., Captain R.N. ;
h. 1800; s. 1821. Educated at St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Kent (High Sheriff 1S2S), a Magistrate
for Sussex and Surrey, and Colonel W. Kent Militia ;
Lord of the Manor of Hanipstead, and Patron of
3 livings. — Charlton House, Blackheath, Kent ;
Searles, near ITckfield, Sussex ; Charlton, United
Service, University, and Junior United Service
Clubs, S.W^
Heir Pres., his brother John, h. 1802; m. 1825
Charlotte Julia, dau. of (jr. Wade, Esq.
•WILSON, Sir Archdale, Bart., E.C.B. (cr. 1857).
Third son of the late Rev. George Wilson, by
Anna Maria, dau. of the Rev. C. IMillard, and
cousin of Lord Berners ; h. 1803; m. 1842 Ellen,
dau. of the lato Colonel Warren Hastings Frith,
Bengal Artillery. Educated at Norwich ; is Lieut. -
Col. Bengal Artillery, and Major-General Bengal
army ; was in command at the siege and capture of
Delhi 1857. — Ashwellthorpe Hall, near Wymond-
ham, Norfolk ; Oriental Club, S.W.
WILSON, Sir John Morillyon, Knt., C.B., K.H.
(cr. 1838).
Son of the late Rev. J. Wilson, Rector of Whit-
church, CO. York ; h. 1783 ; ra. 1824 Amelia Eliza-
beth Bridgman, dau. of Colonel J. Houlton. Is a
Colonel in the Army, and Major and Military
Commandant of Chelsea Hospital ; late Gentleman
Usher of the Privy Chamber to Queen Adelaide ;
■was formerly in the 1st foot ; served in Canada,
the Peninsula, and W. Indies ; served also for six
years in the Royal Navy. — L^nited Service Club,
S.W. ; Royal Hospital, Chelsea, S.W.
"WILSON, the Right Hon. James (of Claverton
Manor).
Son of the late William Wilson, Esq., of Hawick,
CO. Roxburgh ; h. 1805 ; m. 1832 Elizabeth, dau. of
W. Preston, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Wilts, and a Magistrate for Somerset ; was
M.P. forWestbury 1847-57, for Devonport 1857-9,
Secretary to Board of Control 1848-52, Financial
Secretary to the Treasury 1852-8, Vice-President
of the Board of Trade and Paymaster-General June
— September 1859, when he was appointed member
of the Supreme Council at Calcutta, and Chan-
cellor of the Indian Exchequer ; has published
several works on the Corn Laws, Currency, and
Commerce ; formerly Editor and sole Proprietor
of the Economist. — Claverton Manor, near Bath ;
Reform Club, S.W.
WILSON, Charles Monck, Esq. (of Gahirconlish
House).
Second but only surviving son of the late Thomas
Maunsell Wilson, Esq., by Isabella, dau. of Charles
1st Viscount Monck, of Charleville, co. Wicklow ;
b. 1830 ; 5. 1850. Educated at the College of St.
Columba ; is a Magistrate for co. Limerick ; was
formerly in the 14th foot ; has received several
decorations for his services during the war in the
Crimea. — Cahirconlish House, co. Limerick ; Kil-
dare-Street Club, Dublin.
WILSON, Edward, Esq. (of Bigmaden Park).
Eldest son of the late Christopher Wilson, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of James Wilson, Esq., of Lam-
brigg, Westmoreland ; b. 1797 ; s. 1845. Educated
at Jesus Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1820) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Westmoreland (High
Sheriff 1849). — Rigmaden Park, near Kirkby-Lons-
dale, Westmoreland ; Conservative Club, S.W.
WILSON, George Edward, Esq. (of Dallam
Tower, Westmoreland).
Eldest son of the late George Wilson, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of Daniel Wilson, Esq., of Dallam
Tower ; b. 1814 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1842 Gertrude
Mary, dau. of William Hulton, Esq., of Hulton
Park, CO. Lancaster. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Westmoreland (High Sheriff
1849-50), and a Magistrate for co. Lancaster; was
formerly Captain Westmoreland and Cumberland
Yeoznanry. — Dallam Tower, near Milnthorp.
Heir, his son George Crowle, b. 1846.
WTILSON, Henry, Esq. (of Stowlangtoft Hall).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Wilson, Esq., by
Mary Anne, eldest dau. of Robert Maitland, Esq.,
of Blue Stile, Greenwich ; h. 1797 ; m. 1st 1824
Mary Fuller, eldest dau. of Ebenezer Fuller Mait-
land, Esq., of Park Place, Henley-on-Thames ; 2nd
1839 Caroline, only dau. of the late Rev. Lord
Henry Fitzroy, brother of the late Duke of Grafton.
Educated at Oriel Coll. Oxford (B.A. 1820, M.A.
1823) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk
(High Sheriff 1845), and a Magistrate for Middle-
sex ; was M.P, for W^est Suffolk 1835-7.— Stow-
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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langtoft Hall, near Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk ;
University, AlhenaBum, and Arthur's Clubs, S.W. ;
10, Hyde-Park Terrace, W.
Ileir, his son Fuller Maitland, I. 1825 ; m. 1852
Agnes Caroline, 2nd dau. of Vice-Chancellor Sir
R. T. Kindersley.
WILSOW, Mathew, Esq. (of Eshton Hall). ^
Eldest son of the late Mathew Wilson, Esq., by
Margaret C'live (his first cousin), only dau. of
Mathew Wilaon, Esq., of Eshton Hall; 6. 1802;
s. 1854 ; m. 1826 Sophia Louisa Emerson, only
- dau. of Sir Wharton Amcotts, Bart., of Kettle-
thorpe, CO. Lincoln, by his 2n(l wife Amelia Camp-
bell. Educated at Harrow and Braseuose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1824); is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. York and Lancaster ; was M.P. for
Clitheroe 1841-2 and 1847-53. This family is de-
scended from Mathew Wilson, Esq., who bought
Eshton of Sir Robert Bindloss, B.art., in 1648.-—
Eshton Hall, near Gargrave, Yorkshire ; AthenEeum
Club, S.W.
irei7% his son Mathew W^harton, b. 1827 ; m.
1850 Gratiana Mary, dau. of Admiral Richard
Thomas, of Stouehouse.
WILSOW, Samuel, Esq. (of Beekenham).
Son of John Wilson, Esq., by Elizabeth, heiress of
James Wyght, Esq., Merchant, of London ; b.
1792 ; 7n. 1813 Jemima, dau. of Richard Lea, Esq.,
of Beekenham, Kent. Appointed an Alderman of
London 1831; Slieriff of London and Middlesex
1833; Lord Mayor of London 1838; a Com-
missioner of Lieutenancy for the City of London
1831 ; Colonel of the Royal London Militia 1854 ;
is a Magistrate for Surrey, Sussex, Kent, Essex,
Middlesex, London, and Westminster. Tiiis iiimily
was formerly of Stenson, co. Derby. — Beekenham,
near Bromley, Kent ; New Barr,acks, Finsbury,
E.C.
Heir, his son Cornelius Lea, b. 1815; m. 1842
Mary Ann, dau. and heiress of Isaac Wilcox, Esq.,
of Perabury, Kent.
"WILSOlSr, Thomas, Esq. (of Shotley HaU).
Eldest surviving son of the late John Wilson, Esq.,
of Nent Hall, Cumberland, and of Shotley Hall,
Northumberland. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Cumberland.— Shotley Hall, near Gateshead.
WILSON-PATTEK", Colonel John (of Bank
Hall).
Son of the late Colonel Thomas Wilson-Patten (who
assumed the additional name of Wilson in 1800), by
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Nathan Hyde, Esq., of
Ardwicke, co. Lancaster ; b. 1802 ; s. 1827 ; m.
1828 Anna Maria, dau. ^ind co-heir of the late
Peter Patten-Bold, Esq., of Bold, co. Lancaster
(she d. 1846). Educated at Eton and Magdalen
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lancaster, and Colonel 3rd Lancashire Militia ;
appointed an A.D.C. to the Queen 1856 ; was M.P.
for Lancashire 1830-1, and has sat forN. Lancashire
since 1832 ; was Chairman of Committees of the
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House of Commons 1852-3. — Bank Hall, near War-
rington, Lancashire ; Light Oaks, near Clieadle,
Staffordshire ; Carlton, United Service, and Travel-
lers' Clubs, S.W. ; 24, Hill Street, W.
Jfeii; his son Eustace John, b, 1836.
■WILSON-SLATOR, Henry Sevan, Esq. (of
Belle Ville).
Only son of the late Thomas Wilson, Esq., M.D.,
of Corrickcane, co. Cavan, by Mary, dau. of Alex-
ander Slator, Esq., ofWhilehill, co. Longford; b.
1784 ; s. 1831 ; m. 1808 Annabella, heiress and
only dau. of John Hinds, Esq., of Mulhussey
Castle, CO. Meath. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin, and University of Edinburgii ; called to
the Irish Bar 1806 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Cavan,
Longford, and Meath ; was High Sheriff of co. Cavan
1852, of CO. Longford 1853 ; assumed the name and
arms of Slator, by Royal license, in 1832, on suc-
ceeding to his maternal estates in co. Longford.
This family are of Scotch descent, and the first
patent of their estate bears date 1531. — Belle Ville,
near Dunshaughlin, co. Meath ; White Hill, near
Edgeworth Town, co. Longford.
Ileh; his son George W^arner, b. 1825.
■WIIiSGlSr-TODD, William Henry, Esq. (of
Tranby Park).
Third son of the late Joshua Wilson, Esq., by
Frances Maria, dau. of — Robinson, Esq. ; b.
1828 ; m. 1855 Jane Maria Rutherford, only child
and heiress of the late John Todd, Esq., of Halnaby
Hall and Tranby Park, co. York, whose name he
assumed in addition to his own. AVas formerly
Captain 39th regiment. — Tranby Park, near Hull,
Yorkshire ; Halnaby Hall, near Darlington.
■WILTOIsr (Earl of), Thomas Egerton, P.O.,
G.C.H., D.C.L. (cr. 1801).
Second son of the 1st Marquis of Westminster, by
Eleanor, dau. of Thomas, 1st Earl of Wilton
(so cr. with remainder to his daughter's younger
children) ; b. 1799 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1821 Mary Mar-
garet, dau. of the 12th Earl of Derby (she d. 1858).
Educated at Westminster ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lancaster, and Colonel Queen's Own Light
Infantry and of the Tower Hamlets Militia ; for-
merly Lord Steward of the Household. Patron of
4 livings.' — Egerton Lodge, near Melton Mowbray,
Leicestershire ; Heaton Hall, near Manchester ;
Carlton Club, S.W". ; 7, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Grey de Wilton (whom
see).
■WIlSrCHESTER (Marqviis of), John Paulet (cr.
1551).
Eldest son of the 13th Marquis, by Anne, dau. of
J. Andrews, Esq.; i. 1801 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1855
Mary, dau. of 6th Lord Rokeby. Educated at
Eton ; is Lord-Lieutenant and C'ustos Rotulorum
of Hants, and Colonel N. Hants Militia, late
Lieutenant-Colonel 10th Hussars. — St. Mary's, Am-
port, near Andover, Hants ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
i, Upper Berkeley Street, W.
Heir, his son Earl of Wiltshire, b. 1858.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
■WINCHESTER (Bishop of), Charles Richard
Sumner, D.D.
Brother of Arclibishop (Sumner) of Canterbury
(whom see) ; h. 1790 ; m. 1816 Jane, dan. of J. P.
Mannoir, Esq. (she d. 18.5-). Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1811, M.A.
1815) ; is Provincial Subdean of Canterbury, and
Prelate of Order of Garter. Patron of SO livings.
Consecrated Bishop of LlandafF 1826 ; translated
1827. — The Castle, Farnham, Surrey ; Athenaeum
Club, S.W.; 19, St. James's Square, S.W.
■WINCHILSEA AKTD WOTTIKraHAM (Earl
of), George James Finch-Hatton (cr. 1628).
Eldest son of the 9th Earl, by his 1st wife Char-
lotte, dau. of the .3rd Duke of Montrose ; h. 1815 ;
s. 1858 ; m. 1846 Constance Henrietta, dau. of the
2nd Marquis of Anglesey. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1835) ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Northampton ; was M.P. for N. Northampton-
shire 1837-41. Is descended from a common ances-
tor with the Earl of Aylesford. — East well Park,
near Ashford, Kent ; Kirby Hall, near Northamp-
ton ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Maidstone, J. 1852.
"WIKCHILSEA, Dowager Countess of.
Fanny Maruaretta, dau. of E. Rice, Esq., of Dane
Court, Kent ; m. 1849 (as 3rd wife) George Wil-
liam, 9th Earl of Winchilsea, who d. 1858. —
Haverholrae Prior}', near Sleaford, Lincolnshire.
WIKDHAM, Lady Sophia EUzabeth Caroline
(of Eelbrigge Hall).
Third dau. of the 1st Marquis of Bristol ; in. 1835
W. H. Windham, Esq., who was M.P. for E.
Norfolk 1833-4, rf. 1854. —Felbrigge Hall, near
Cromer, Norfolk.
"WINDHAM, Major-General Charles Ashe, C.B.
Fifth son of the late Vice-Admiral Windham, of
Felbrigge, Norfolk, by Anne, dau. of Peter Thel-
lusson, Esq., of Plaistow, Kent, and great-nephew
of the late Ptight Hon. William Windham, IM.P. ;
h. 1810 ; in. 1849 Marianne Catherine Emily, dau.
of the late Admiral Sir J. P. Beresford, Bart.,
K.C.B. Educated at Sandhurst ; entered the
Coldstream Guards 1826 ; appointed 1854 Quarter-
master-General 4th Division of the British Army
in the Crimea ; was present at Alma, Balaklava,
and Irdcermann ; appointed July IS, 1855, to com-
mand the 2nd Brigade 2nd Division ; led the assault
on the Great Redan, 8th September, 1855 ; was
gazetted Mnj or- General in recognition of his ser-
vices on that occasion ; afterwards commanded the
4th Division, and was Chief of the Staff till the end
of the war ; appointed to a command in India
1857 ; was M.P. for E. Norfolk 1857-9.— Travel-
lers' and United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 4, Montagti
Square, W.
Heir, his son William, h. 1850.
"WINDSOR (Baroness), Harriet "Windsor-CliVe
(cr. 1592).
Dau. and co-heir of the 5th Earl of Plymouth, by
Sarah, dau. of Lord Archer {ext.); h. 1797; m.
1819 the Hon. R. H. Clive, who d. 1853. This
Barony was in abeyance 1847-55. — Oakley Park,
near Shrewsbury, Salop ; 53, Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir, her grandson Robert George, h. 1847.
■WINDSOR-CLIVE, Hon. George Herbert
Windsor (of Hewell Grange).
*Second son of the Baroness Windsor, by the late
Hon. R. H. Clive; S. 1835. Educated at Eton ;
entered the Army 1852, became Lieutenant 52nd ?!
foot 1854, Captain 1859. — Hewell Grange, near
Bromsgrove, Worcestershire ; 53, Grosvenor Street,
W.
"WINGPIELD, Hon. and Rev. ■WiUiam,
Fourth son of the 4th Viscount Powerscourt (by
2ndmarr.); &. 1799 ; m, 1830 Elizabeth, dau. of
the Rev. T. Kelly, who d. 1856. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; appointed Vicar of Abbey
Leix 1827. — Abbey Leix, Queen's co., Ireland.
"WINGEIBLD, John Muxloe, Esq. (of Ticken-
cote, Rutland).
Eldest son of the late John Wingfield, Esq., by
Mary Anne, dau. of Edward Muxloe, Esq., of
Pickwell, CO. Leicester; Z». 1790; m. 1819 Cathe-
rine Anne Harriet, only dau. of Harry Lancelot
Lee, Esq., of Coton Hall, Salop. Educated at
Harrow and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1812, M.A. 1815) ; called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1815 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Rutland (High Sheriff 1828). This family came
originally from Letheringham, in Suffolk. — Ticken-
cote, near Stamford.
Heir, his son John Hai'ry Lee, h. 1821.
ViTINGEIELD-BAKER, Richard, Esq. (of Or-
sett Hall).
Third son of the late William Wingfield-Baker, Esq.,
of Orsett Hall, Essex, by Charlotte Maria, sister of
the late Earl Digby ; h. 1802 ; m. 1837 Margaret
Maria, sister of Sir J. Hanmer, Bart. Educated
at Rugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1827 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex ; was for some time Secretary to
the late Lord Chancellor Cottenham; was M.P. for
S. Essex 1857-9. — Orsett Hall, near Romford,
Essex ; Boodle's, LTniversity, and Oxford and
Cambridge Clubs, S.W.; 2, Lowndes Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Digb}' Harman Richard, h, 1838.
"WINN, Hon. Rowland.
Only surviving brother of the 3rd Lord Headley ;
h. 1816 ; m. 1854 Margaretta Stephana, dau. of
the late G. Walker, Esq., of Gestingthorpe Hall,
Essex.— 20, Wilton Street, S.W.
"WINNINGTON, Sir Thomas Edward, Bart,
(cr. 1755).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas E. Winnington,
Bart., by Joanna, dau. of John Taylor, Esq., of
Moreley Hall, co. Worcester; h. 1811 ; s. as 4th
Bart. 1839 ; m. 1842 Anne Helena, eldest dau. of
the late Sir C. Domvile, Bart, Educated at Eton
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and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1836) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester (High Slieriff
1851), and Patron of 4 livings ; was M.P. for
Bewdley 1837-47, and has represented it since 1852.
Tiiis family was formerly resident at Winnington
Hall, CO. Chester, and its head married the heiress of
8alwey, co. Worcester, temii. Charles II. — Stanford
Court, near Worcester ; Athenteutn and Travellers'
Clubs, S.W. ; 16, Suffolk Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Edward, h. 1848.
■WIN3SriN"GT03Sr, Captain Henry Jeffreys.
i Son of the late Sir Edward Winnington, Bart., by
Anne, dau. of Lord Foley, and brother of the
late Sir T. E. Winnington, Eart., M.P. ; h. 1794.
Is a Magistrate for co. Worcester, and Captain half-
pay 39th foot ; was M.P. for W. Worcestershire
1833-41.— 108, Lansdowne Place, Brighton ; Wind-
ham Club, S.W.
"WIN STANLEY, "William, Esq. (of Chaigeley
Manor).
Eldest son of the late William Wiustanley, Esq.,
M.D., by Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Hnrdman, Esq.,
of Manchester ; h. 1810 ; »i. 1843 Charlotte Lavinia,
dau. of Alfred Lowe, Esq., of Lenton, Notts. Is
a Magistrate for co. Lancaster. Tbis family was
formerly residing at Cuerden, near Leyland, co.
Lancaster. — Chaigeley Manor, near Clitheroe,
Lancashire.
Heir, his son William Alfred, 6. 1852.
WINTERTOlSr (Earl of), Edward Tiirnour (cr.
1766).
Elder son of the 3rd Eai-1, by Lucy Louisa, dau. of
J. Heys, Esq. ; h. 1810; s. 1833 ; m. 1832 Maria,
dau. of Sir P. Pole, Bart. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
Sussex ; formerly Captain Su.sse.x Militia. — Shil-
linglee Park, near Petworth, Sussex ; 37, Portland
Place, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Turnour, h. 1837; edu-
cated at Eton.
WISE, John Ayshford, Esq. (of Clayton Hall).
Eldest son of the late Ayshford Wise, Esq., M.P.,
of Won well Court, Devon, by Mary, dau. of
Thomas Whitby, Esq., of Creswell Hall ; h. 1810 ;
s. 1847 ; m. 1837 Mary Lovatt, dau. of Hugh
Booth, Esq. ; 2nd 1848 Anna, dau. of Rev. Lewis
Way. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon
and CO. Stafford (High Sheriff 1852) ; has been
M.P. for Stafford since 1852. This family is de-
scended from Sir William Wise, or Gwiss, living
at Greston, Cornwall, a.d, 1167. — Clayton Hall,
near Newcastle-under- Lyme, Staffordshire; Reform
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Lewis Lovatt, b. 1844.
WISEMAI^r, Sir William Saltonst.all, Bart. (cr.
1628).
Eldest son of the late Sir William S. Wiseman,
Bart., by Catharine, dau. of the late Right Hon.
Sir James Mackintosh, M.P. ; h. 1814 ; s. as 8th
Bart. 1845 ;m. 1840 Charlotte, dau. of Admiral
C. W. Paterson. Educated at Harrow and Royal
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Naval Coll.'; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Middlesex, and a Captain R.N. ; appointed addi-
tional Captain of H.M.'s ship Excellent, and Vice-
President of the Ordnance Select Committee 1859.
This family was formerly seated in Essex.— Maryfort
Lodge, near Hillingdon End, Middlesex ; United
Service Club, S.W. ; 19, Manchester Street, W.
Heir, his son William, h. 1846,
WISHART,* Sir John H., Bart. (cr. 1706).
h. ; s. 1856. The owner of this title is said to
be a labouring man at North Rhine, Adelaide,
South Austr.ilia.
WITH AM, Lady (of Higham).
Jane, dau. of J. Hoy, Esq. ; m. 1829 Sir Charles
Witham, R.N., 3rd son of the late William
Witham, Esq., of Gray's Inn, and descended from
the Withams of Cliffe, in Yorkshire, who was 25
years in active service in the Royal Navy, and
was in the action of Basque Roads ; received
Knighthood in 1830, and d. in 1853.— Hiijham,
Suffolk; 11, Marlborough Hill, St. John's Wood,
N.W.
WITHEH, Rev. Lovelace Bigg (of Manydown
Park).
Eldest son of the late Harris Bigg Wither, Esq.,
by Anne Howe, dau. of B. Bromley Frith, Esq.,
Lieutenant-Colonel N. Hants Militia; b. 1805; .■?.
1833 ; m. 1829 Emma Jemima, 4th dau. and co-
heiress of the Rev. John Orde. Educated at Win-
chester and Oriel ColL, Oxford (B.A. 1S26, M.A.
1829) ; is a Magistrate for Hants. This family
was formerly of cos. Lancaster and Chester, and
came to Manydown about 470 years ago. The
poet George Wither was a member of this family.
— Manydown, near Basingstoke, Hants.
Heir, his son George Howard, h. 1832.
WITHINGTON, Thomas EUames, Esq. (of Cnl-
cheth Hall),
Eldest son of the late Thomas E. Withington, Esq.,
by Anne, youngest dau. of Edw.ard Griffin, Esq.,
of Liverpool ; I. 1831 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1857 Cecilia
Jane, eldest dau. of tlie Rev. Edward Cardv/ell,
D.D„ Principal of St. Alban Hall, Oxford. Edu-
cated at ^Vinchester and Merton Coll., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate for co. Lancaster, and Captain 3rd
Duke of Lancaster's Own Regiment of IMilitia. —
Culcheth H.ali, near Warrington, Lancashire.
Heir, his son Thomas Ellames, b. 1858.
WODEHOUSE (Lord), John Wodehouse (cr.
1797),
Eldest son of the late Hon. II. Wodehouse, by
Anne, dau. of T. T. Gurdon, Esq., of Letton, and
grandson of the 2nd Lord ; b. 1826; s. 1846; m.
1847 Florence, dau. of the 3rd Earl of Clare.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1847) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ; Patron of 6
livings ; was Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs
1852-6, Ambassador to St. Petersburg 1856-8 ;
re-appointed Under-Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs 1859. This family have been seated in
Wod]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Norfolk for several generations. — Kimberley Hall,
Wyinondbara, Norfolk ; 48, Bryanstone Square, W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1848.
"WODEHOUSE, Hon. Berkeley.
Third son of 2nd Lord Wodehouse ; h. 1806 ; m.
1837 Fanny, dan. of A. Holmes, Esq. Educated
at Eton ; entered the Army as Ensign 1824, be-
came Major 8th Hussars 1840, retired 1841 ; is
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and Lieutenant-Colonel
East Norfolk Militia. — Kimberley, near Wymond-
hani, Norfolk.
"WODEHOUSE, Hon. Edward Thornton- (of
"Witton).
Second son of the 2nd Lord Wodehouse ; h. 1802 ;
m. 1838 Diana, dau. of the late Colonel Thornton
(whose name he assumed). Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and Captain E.N. —
Witton, near Norwich, Norfolk.
WODEHOUSE, Hon. Mrs. (of Loddon).
Emily, dau. of the late Sir T. Beauchamp-Proctor,
Bart. ; m. 1815 the Hon. and Rev. A. Wodeliouse,
who d. 1853. — Loddon, near Norwich.
"WODEHOUSE, Hon. and Kev. "William.
Fourth sou of John, 1st Lord Wodehouse ; h.
1782 ; m. 1807 Mary, dau. of late T. Hussey, Esq.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford, and was
afterwards Fellow of All Souls (B.A. 1805, M.A.
1811) ; appointed Hector of Hingham 1811 ; is a
Rural Dean in the diocese of Norwich. — Hingham
Rectory, near Attleburgh, Norfolk.
"WODEHOUSE, Mrs. (of Sennow Lodge).
Lucy, 3rd dau. of the late Rev. Philip Wodehouse,
M.A., Prebendary of Norwich, by Apollonia, dau.
and co-heir of John Nourse, Esq., of Woodeaton,
Oson ; m. 1809 her cousin Edniond Wodehouse,
Esq., many years M.P. for E. Norfolk, who d.
1855. — Bracondale Hall, near Norwich ; Sennow
Lodge, near Norwich.
//(/;•, her son Philip Edmond, l. 1810 ; m. 1833
• Katharine Mary, eldest dau. of F. J. Templar
Esq. ^ '
"WODEHOUSE, Philip Edmond, Esq. (of Bra-
condale).
Eldest son of the late Edmond W^odehouse, Esq.
(some time M.P. for E. Norfolk), by Lucy, dau. of
the late Rev. P. Wodehouse; Z/. 1811 ; s. 1855;
m. 1833 Katharine Mary, eldest dau. of F. j'
Templar, Esq. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ;" appointed Gover-
nor of British Guiana 1854 ; was formerly in the
C^ivil Service of C'eylon. This family is descended
from the youngest brother of the 1st Lord Wode-
house.— Bracondale Lodge, near Norwich • Tra-
vellers' Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his .son Edmond Robert, h. 1835 ;
educated at Eton and Balliol Coll., O.vford.
"WODEHOUSE, WiUiam Herbert, Esq. (of
"Woolmer's Park).
Only surviving son of the late Chappel Wodehouse,
Esq., of Eastville, co. Lincoln, by Amelia, dau.
of Sir Charles Oakeley, Bart. ; h. 1815 ; s. 1833 ";
m. 1838 Helena Sarah Charlotte, eldest dau. and
co-heir of Sir Charles Oakeley, (2nd) Bart., by la
Baronne de Lormet, of the Chateau de Meysem-
brock, Netherlands. Educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1837) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Herts, and a Magistrate for co. Stafford.
This family are line.al descendants of the ancient
fiimily of De la Wodehouse ; they settled at Wom-
burne Wodehouse, co. Stafford, a.D. 1193. — Wool-
mer's Park, near Hertford, Herts ; Athenaeum
Club, S.W. ; 41, Dover Street, W.
Heir, his son Chappel Oakeley, h. 1842.
"WOLFE, George, Esq. (of Bishop Land).
Eldest son of the late Major James Wolfe, of Black
Hall, CO. Kildare, by Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Samuel Walker, Esq., of SHgo ; h. 1815 ; s. 1840 ;
m. 1852 Elizabeth Henrietta, dau. of Henry More-
land Ball, Esq., of Tipperkevin, co. Kildare. Edu-
cated at Dublin ; is a Magistrate for cos. Wicklow
and Kildare. This family was formerly from Ger-
many, and is lineally descended from General James
Wolfe, the hero of Quebec ; also from Arthur
Wolfe. Lord Kilwarden, Chief Justice, who was
killed in the Irish rebellion 1802. — -Bishop Land,
near Naas, co. Kildare ; 42, Upper Sackville
Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son Richard, Jj. 1855.
"WOLPERSTAlsr, Stanley Pipe, Esq. (of Stat-
fold Hall).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Pipe Wolferstan,
Esq., by IMargaret, dau. of Walter Biddulph, Esq.,
of Barton-un-Needwood ; h. 1785; s. 1820 ; m,
1817 Elizabeth Jervis, eldest dau. of Swynfen
Jervis, Esq., of Kensington. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1805); is a Magitrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and a Magistrate for
CO. Warwick ; was formerly Captain King's Own
Stafford ]\Iilitia. This family is originally from
near Ipswich, but has been settled at Statfold since
early in the reign of Queen Elizabeth. — Statfold
Hall, near Tamworth, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son Francis Stafford, b. 1826 ; ni. 1859
Sarah Maria Hill, dau. of William Hallows Belli,
Esq.
"WOLLASTOINT, Major Frederick, K.J.J, (of
Shenton Hall, Leicestershire).
Eldest son of the late Rev. H. J. Wollaston, of
Scotter, CO. Lincoln, by Louisa, dau. of William
Symons, Esq., of Bury St. Edmund's; h. 1804; x.
1849 ; m. 1850 Josette Eliza Jane, only dau. of
Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Dundas Arbuthnott,
K.C.B. Educated at Repton, and entered the
Army as a Cornet in the Inniskilling Dragoons
1825, retired as Major 1844 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Leicester (High Sheriff 1853). —
Shenton Hall, near Nuneaton ; Boodle's and Junior
LTnited Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his sou Frederick Eustace Arbuthnott, h.
1853.
700
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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WOLLEY", Eev. John Francis Thomas.
Fourth son of the late Charles Hurt, Esq., of
Wirksworth, co. Derby, by 8upanna, dau. of Sir
Richard Arkwright, of Willersley ; h. 1796 ; m.
1822 Mary, eldest dau. of Adam WoUey, Esq., of
Matlock (she d. 1844). Educated at Rugby and
St.John'sColl.,Cambridge(B.A. 1819, M.A.I 822);
apiKiinted Vicar of Beeston 1822. The family of
AVolley is of old standing in the county of Derby.
In compliance with the will of his father-in-law,
Mr. Hurt took the name of Wolley only in 1827.
jj^ — Beeston, Near Nottingham ; Union Club, S.W.
*■ Heir, his son John, h. 1823.
WOLSELEY, Sir Charles Michael, Bart. (cr.
1628).
Eldest surviving sou of the late Sir Chailes Wolse-
ley, Bart., by Mary Anne, eldest dau. of the late
Nicholas Selby, Esq., of Acton House, Middlesex ;
h. 1846 ; A'. 1854. This family was settled in co.
Stafford in the 13th century.— Wolseley Hall, near
Rugeley, Staffordshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward Talbot, h. 1848.
"WOLSELEY, Sir John Richard, Bart. (cr. 1744).
Eldest son of the late Sir Clement Wolseley, Bart.,
by Alice Elizabeth, dau. of the late P. Van Hom-
righ, Esq., M.P. for Drogheda ; h. 1834 ; s. as 6th
Bart. 18.57 ; m. 18.59 Frances Annabella, youngest
dau. of the late Arthur Blennerhassett, Esq., of
Ballyseedy, M.P. for co. Kerry. Educated at
Hanwell Coll. ; appointed Ensign 18th Royal Irish
regiment 1854, and served as Lieutenant in that
corps during the Crimean campaign ; is a Magis-
trate for cos. Carlow and Wexford; was formerly
Lieutenant 18th Royal Irish regiment. — Mount
Wolseley, near Tullow, co. Carlow.
Heir Pres., his brother Clement James, h. 1837.
WOLSELEY, Dowager Lady.
Alice Elizabeth, dau. of late P. Van Homrigh,
Esq., M.P. ; m. 1833 Sir Charles Wolseley, Bart.,
who d. 1857.— The Cottage, Hanwell, Middlesex.
"WOLSELEY, Do-wager Lady.
Elizabeth, dau. of W. Smith, Esq. ; vi. 18— (as
his 3rd wife) Rev. Sir R. Wolseley, Bart., who d.
1852.— Cheltenham.
"WOLSTENHOLME, Edward, Esq. (of Holly
Hill).
Only son of William Breton, Esq., who took the
surname of Wolstenholme 1806, his father having
m- the dau. and heiress of Sir Francis Wolsten-
holme, Bart., and the last descendant of that
family ; thus uniting in one branch two of the oldest
^Norman and Saxon families in this country ; b.
1782 ; m. 1811 Arabella, sister of the 3rd and
niece of the 4th Viscount Bangor. — Holly Hill,
Sussex ; 2, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.
"WOMB"WELL, Sir George Orby, Bart. (cr.
1778).
Eldest son of the late Sir G. Wombwell, Bart., by
Georgiana, dau. of the late T. 0. Hunter, Esq., of
701
Croyland Abbey, co. Lincoln ; h. 1832 ; s. 1855.
Appointed to the I7th Lancers 1852 ; is a Magis-
trate for the N. and W. Ridings of Yorkshire ;
Cornet in the Yorkshire Hussars ; was formerly
Lieutenant 17th Lancers ; served in the Crimea,
and was present at the Alma, Inkermann, and
Balaklava. — Nowburgh Park, near Easingwold,
Yorkshire ; Wombwell, Yorkshire ; Lubeidiam
Hall, Northamiitonshirc ; Carlton and White's
Clubs, S.W.; 15, George Street, Hanover Square.
Jleir Pros., his brother Adolphus Ulick, Captain
12th Lancers, h. 1834.
"WOOD, Right Hon. Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1784).
Elder son of the late Sir F. L. Wood, Bart., by
Anne, dau. of S. Buck, Esq., of New Grange,
Leeds ; b. 1800 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1829 Mary, dau. of
2nd Earl Grey. Graduated at Oriel Coll., Oxford
in 1821 as a double First Class; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the E. and W. Ridings of
Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Great Grimsby and
Wareham 1826-32, and lias represented Halifax
since 1832 ; has been successively Secretary of the
Treasury 1832, and of the Adiniralty 1835, and
Chancellor of the Exchequer 1846, President of the
Board of Control in the Aberdeen and Palmerston
Cabinets, and 1st Lord of the Admiralty 1855-8;
appointed Secretary of State for India 1859.
Patronage 2 livings. — Hickleton Hall, near Don-
caster, Yorkshire ;AthenBeum and Reform Clubs,
S.W. ; 10, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Lindley, b. 1839.
"WOOD, the Bev. Sir John Page, Bart. (cr.
1837).
Eldest son of the late Aldennan Sir Matthew
Wood, Bart., many years M.P. for London, by
Maria, dau. of John Page, Esq., of Woodbridge,
Suffolk ; b. 1796 ; s. 1843 ; «i. 1820 Emma Carolina,
youngest dau. of Admiral Michell, of Croft West,
Coi-nwall. Educated at Winchester andTrinity Coll.,
Cambridge (LL.B. 1821); appointed Rector of St.
Peter's, Cornhill, London, 1824, Vicar of Cressing,
Essex, 1832 ; is a Magistrate for Essex and Chair-
man of the Witham Sessions. This family was
formerly of Tiverton, Devon. — Revenhall Place,
near Witham, Essex.
Heir, his son Francis, b. 1834 ; w. 1854 Louisa
Mary, eldest dau. of Robert Studholme Hodgson,
Esq., of Appleshaw, Hants.
"WOOD, Sir David Edward, K.C.B. (cr. 1859).
Fourth son of Colonel Thomas Wood, of Littleton
House, near Staines, by Caroline, dau. of the 1st
Marquis of Londonderry, K.G. ; b. 1812. Edu-
cated at Eton and the Royal Military Academy,
Woolwich ; appointed 2nd Lieutenant R. E. 1829 ;
became Lieut. -Col. 1844, Col. 1855 ; served in India
and the Crimea; made a K.C.B. for his Indian
services. — Littleton, near Chertsey ; Carlton and
United Service Clubs, S.W.
"WOOD, Sir "William Page, Knt., F.R.S., D.C.L.
(cr. 1851).
Second son of the late Sir M. Wood, Bart., and
brother of Rev. Sir J. P. Wood, Bart. ; b. 1801 ;
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
m. 1830 Charlotte, dau. of E. Moor, Esq. Edu-
cated at ^Yiucbester and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1824) ; elected Fellow of his College 1825 ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1827 ; was M.P.
for Oxford 1847-53, Vice-Cliancellor of co. Palaiine
of Lancaster 1849-51, and SoHcitor-General 1851-2 ;
appointed a Vice-Chancellor 1852. — Eeform Club,
S.W. ; 31, Great George Street, Westminster,
S.W.
WOOD, Lady,
Elizabeth Rachel, dau. of W. Newton, Esq. ;
m. 1st 1833 Sir M. AVood, Bart, (ext.), who d.
1837 ; 2nd 1845 C. Cox, Esq. — 19, Lowndes
Square, S.W.
WOOD, Edward, Esol. (of Port Hill).
Third son of the late Enoch Wood, Esq., of Burs-
lem; b. 1796; vi. 1st 1831 Sarah, dau. of Thomas
Slater, Esq., of Manchester (she d. 1838) ; 2ad
1845 Elizabeth, dau. of James Schoifield, Esq., of
Middleton, near Manchester. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Stafford. ■ — • Port Hill, near Burslem, Stafford-
shire ; Eock End, Torquay, Devon.
Heir, his son Edward Herbert, b. 1847.
WOOD, Major Frederick Henry (of Hollin
Hall),
Eldest son of the late Henry li,ichard Wood, Esq.,
by Anne Eliza, dau. of John Eckersall, Esq., of
Claverton House, near Bath ; b. 1811 ; s. 1S44 ;
m. 1840 Charlotte Augusta, eldest dau. of the late
John Eotliery, Esq., of Leeds. Educated at Mag-
dalen Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for the
W. Eiding of Yorkshire and liberty of Eipon,
and a Major in the Yorkshire Hussars. — Hollin
Hall, near Eipon, Y^orkshire.
Heir, his son Albert Charles, 79th Highlanders,
b. 1841.
WOOD, James, Esq. (of ViToodviUe).
Eldest son of the late James Wood, Esq., of Wood-
ville, by Judith, dau. of W. Coristine, Esq., of
Sligo ; f). 1797 ; s. 1814 ; m. 1st 1833 Ehoda, d.iu.
of Sir E. Nugent, of Airfield, co. Dublin ; 2nd
1842 Anue, dau. of A. Martin, Esq., of Cleveragh,
CO. Sligo. Educated at Exeter Coll., Oxford ; is a
M;igistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Sligo (High
Sheriff 1826), and Captain Sligo Eifles. This
family settled in co. Sligo A.D. 1649, — Woodville,
near Sligo, Ireland.
Heir, his son William Gregory, b. 1S47.
WOOD, James Grove, Esq.. (of Castle Grove,
CO. Donegal).
Eldest sou of the late John Wood, of co. Sligo,
Lieutenant 9th Light Dragoons, by Dorothea, dau.
of Eev. Charles Grove, of Castlegrove, Vicar of
Templeboy, co. Sligo ; b. 1803 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1843
Frauces Judith, dau. of Eobert Montgomery, Esq.,
of Convoy, co. Donegal. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1825) ; called to the Irish B;ir 1831 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Donegal (High Sheriff 1S55).
This family was formerly from Yorkshire : the first
■who settled in Ireland vi'as James Wood, the son of
a dignitary of York Cathedral ; he was a Cavalry
Officer under Cromwell, and obtained in 1649 a
large grant of land in the baronies of Tireragh and
Leyney, co. Sligo. The elder branch merged in
1776 in the family of Cooper of Cooper's Hill ;'the
younger branch inherited a part of the family
estate, and members of it served as High Sheriffs
of CO. Sligo in 1683-4, 1717, 1798, and 1826.—
Castlegrove, Ballymaleel, near Strabane, Ireland.
Heir, his sou John Montgomery Charles, h. 1847.
WOOD, Joseph. Carter, Esq., (of Marden Park),
Eldest son of the late Joseph W^ood, Esq., late of
Manadon Park, Devon (formerly a distinguished
officer in the mercantile navy of India), by Mary,
dau. of Thomas Carter, Esc^., of Swaffham, Noi--
f(dk, Magistrate for co. Suriey ; b. 1793 ; 7n. 1829
Julia, dau. of the late Eev. Tliomas Eobert Wrench,
Eector of St. Michael's, Cornhill. Educated at
Ealing. — Marden Park, near Godstone, Surrey ;
Union Club, S.W. ; 27, Victoria Street, West-
minster.
Heir, his .^on Joseph, b. 1832 ; m. 1856 Edith
Mary, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Samuel Eiggs
Falkiner, Bart.
WOOD, Colonel Thomast (of Littleton, Middle-
sex),
Edest son of the late Thomas Wood, Esq., by
Mary, only dau. and heir of Sir Edward Williams,
Bart., of Gviremneveth, co. Brecon ; b. 1777 ;
s. 1835 ; VI. 1801 Caroline, dau. of the 1st Marquis
of Londonderry. Educated at Harrow ; is CoLjucI
E. Middlesex Militia ; was M.P. for Brecon 1806-
41. — Littlelon, near Chertsey.
Heir, his sou Thomas (of The Lodge, co. Brecon),
a Major-General in the Army, and late M.P. for
Midd'lesex ; b. 1804 ; m. 1848 Fanny, dau. of the
late J. H. Smyth, Esq., of Heath Hall, co. York.
WOOD, Vincent Stuekey, Esq. (of Hm House).
Second son of the Eev. William Wood, by Julia,
eldest dau. of the late Vincent Stuekey, Esq., of
Hill House, near Langport ; b. 1829, Educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate for Somerset, and Lieutenant W. Somerset
Yeomanry. — Hill House, near Langport, Somer-
set ; Carlton Club, S.W.
WOOD, WiEiam Mark, Esq. (of Bishop's Hall),
Eldest son of the late William Joseph Lockwood,
Esq., by Each el, dau. of the late Sir Mark Wood,
Bart., of Gatton Park, Surrey ; b. 1817 ; -5. 1854 ;
in. 1846 Amelia Jane, youngest dau. of the late
Sir Eobert W^illiams, Bart. Educated at Eton ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex ; entered
the Army 1836 ; became Colonel Coldstream
Guards 1854 ; assumed the name of Wood under the
will of his maternal uncle. Sir Mark Wood, Bart.,
1837. — Bishop's ILall, near Eomford, Essex ;
Guards', Arthur'.s, and Boodle's Clubs, S.W^. ; 5,
Audley Square, W. *
Heir, his son Amelius Eichard Mark, b. 1847,
WOOD, WUiiam Rayner, Esq. (of Singleton
Lodge, Lancashire),
Only son of the late George William Wood, Esq.
(who was M.P. for S. Lancashire 1832-4, and for
t Died whilst these sheets were at press.
702
THE UNITED KINGDOM,
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Keudal 1837-43), by Sarab, dau. of Josejih Gates,
Esq., of Weetwood Hall, near Leeds ; b. 1811 ;
s. •1843 ; m. 1841 Sarah Jane, dau. of James
M'Connel, Esq., of Manchester. Educated at
Manchester Coll., York ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Singleton Lodge, near
Manchester ; Athenteum Club, S.W.
j Heir, his son George William Rayner, h. 1851.
"WOOD, WiUiam Seward, Esq. (of The White
House).
Only son of the late William Wood, Esq., by
Frances, only dau. of Herbert Haselden, Esq., of
= Over-Hulton, Lancashire, and grand-dau. of Samuel
Benbow, Esq., nephew of the famous Admiral John
Benbow; h. 1793 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1833 Mary Anne,
only dau. of Jonathan Hardwick, Esq., of Lulham,
CO. Hereford. Is a Magistrate for co. Hereford, and
was Chairman of the Board of Guardians of the
Dore Union 1840-2. — The White House, near
Hereford.
Heir, his son Herbert Howorth, h. 1834 ; edu-
cated at Shrewsbury and St. John's Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1858).
WOODD, Basil George, Esq. (of HHlfleld).
Fourth son of the late George B. Woodd, Esq., by
Gertrude, dau. of George Ballard, Esq., of
Leatherhead, Surrey ; h. 1781 ; m. 1814 Mary,
only dau. of the Eev. Robert Mitton, of Harro-
gate. This family were formerly of Shine Wood,
CO. Salop, and suiFered severely in the cause of
Charles I. — Hillfield, Hampstead, Middlesex.
Heir, his son Basil Thomas (whom see).
"WOODD, Basil Thomas, Esq., of Conyngham
HaU).
Eldest son of Basil G. Woodd, Esq., of Hillfield,
Hampstead, by Mary, dau. of the Rev. Robert
Mitton, of Harrogate ; h. 1815 ; in. 1837 Char-
lotte Mary, eldest dau. of the Rev. J. Dampiei-, of
Colinshays, Somerset. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1840) ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1841 ; is a Magistrate for the
N. and W. Ridings, and a Dep. Lieut, for the W.
Riding of Yorkshire ; has been M.P. for Knares-
borough since 1852. — Conyngham Hall, near
Knaresborough, Yorkshire ; Carlton and Athenseusn
Club.s, S.W.
Heir, his son Basil Kilvington, h. 1843.
WOODFORD, Sir Alexander George, G.C.B.,
G.C.M.G. (or. 1852).
Son of the late Lieut. -Col. J. Woodford, by Susan,
dau. of the 3rd Duke of Gordon (widow of the 9th
Earl of Westmoreland), and brother of Major-
General Sir J. G. Woodford, K.C.B. ; h. 1782;
m. 1820 Charlotte Mary Ann, dau. of C. H. Fraser,
Esq. Is a General in the Army, Colonel 40th foot,
and Lieutenant-Governor of Chelsea Hospital ;
late Aide-de-Camp to George IV. ; has been Lieu-
tenant-Governor of Malta, Commander of the
Forces in the Ionian Islands, and Governor of Gib-
raltar.— 42, Wimpole Street, W. ; Royal Hospital,
Chelsea, S.W.
703
WOODFORD, Sir John George, K.C.B., K.C.H.
(or. 1832).
Son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel J. Woodford, by
Susan, dau. of the 3rd Duke of Gordon (widow of
the 9th Earl of Westmoreland), and brother of
General Sir A. Woodford, G.C.B. ; h. 1785. A
Major-General in the Army, retired ; served iu
the Peninsula and at Waterloo ; was formerly
Ensign 1st regiment of foot, and afterwards served
in the Grenadier Guards. — United Service Club,
S.W.
WOODHOUSE, John Obins, Esq., K.J.J, (of
Portadown).
Eldest son of Curran Woodhouse, Esq., late Deputy
Governor and J. P., co. Armagh ; h. 1804 ; in. 1834
Mary Burleigh, 2nd dau. of Thomas Lethem, Esq.,
Chairman of the town of Portadown, and a Magis-
trate for cos. Armagh, Donegal, and Louth. This
family descends from a branch of the Wuodhouses
of Norfolk, who settled in Ireland temp. James I.,
and from the Halls, who obtained a grant of lands
in CO. Down for personal services rendered to Wil-
liam III. — Portadown, co. Armagh ; Kerrykeel,
CO. Donegal ; Omeath, co. Louth.
Heir, his son John Obins, of Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin, h. 1842.
WOODHOUSE,* Mrs. (of Irnhani Hall).
Widow of William Hervey Woodhouse, Esq., of
Irnham Hall (who d. 1859). This property was for
many centuries possessed by the Conquests, Arun-
dells, and Cliffords, from whom it was purchased by
the late Mr. Woodhouse. — Irnham Hall, near Col-
tersworth, Lincolnshire ; 7, Grosvenor Street, W.
WOODHOUSE, Samuel, Esq. (of M"orley Hall).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Woodhouse, Esq., by
Martha, dau. of Lewis Anthony Gordon, Esq., of
London ; h. 1821 ; s. 1842 ; in. 1844 Eliza, dau. of
Henry Thornton Mostyn, Esq., M.D., late Surgeon
H.M.'s 47th foot. Is a Magistrate for co. Chester.
— Norley Hall, near Frodsham, Cheshire.
Heir, his son Samuel Henry, b. 1848.
WOODS, Henry, Esq. (of The Larches).
Son of W. Woods, Esq., late of Wigaii ; b. 1822 ;
in. 1854 the only dau. of the late C. Hiudley, Esq.,
M.P. for Asbton-under-Lyne. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Lancaster and for Wigan ; has been M.P. for
W^igan since 1857. — The Larches, Wigan, Lanca-
shire ; Dartmouth House, Westnunster, S.W.
WOODWARD, Robert, Esq. (of Arley Castle).
Second son of the late Wm. Woodward, Esq., of Bir-
lingham, by ]\Iary, dau. of Robert Smith, Esq., of
Crowle, CO. Woicester ; b. 1801; s. to the family
estate at Birlingham, co. Worcester, in 1843 ;
m. 1839 Mary, youngest dau. of William Hall,
E.sq., of Royals Court, Ripple. Is a Magistrate
for cos. Stafford and Worcester ; was fornieily a
Merchant in Liverpool. This family is of consider-
able antiquity, and has been settled in the eastern
and southern parts of Worcestershire for the last
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
two centuries. — Arley Castle,* near Bewdley,
Worcestershire ; tlie Manor House, Birlingham,
near Pershore, Worcestershire.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1840,
WOODW^ABD, Kobert, Esq. (of Drtimbarrow).
Eldest .«on of the late Henry Woodward, Esq., by
Sarah Catherine, dau. of Itobert Wade, Esq., of
Clonabroney; h. 1805; s. 1838. Educated at
Dungannon and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1826);
called to the Iri.sh Ear 1820. — Drumbarrow, near
Kells, CO. Meath, Ireland.
Beir Prcs., his brother Henry Tiiomas, I. 1812 ;
VI. 1834 Esther, dau. of Henry Thomas Woodward,
Esq.
WOODYEARE, the Rev. John Fountain Wood-
year e.
Eldest son of the late Fountain John Elwin, by
Frances, dau. of John Woodyeare, Esq., of Crook-
hill, CO. York (whose name he assumed by Eoyal
license in 1812); h. 1809; s. 1844 ; m. 1843 Mary
Jane, dau. of the late William Phillips, Esq.
Educated at Charterhouse and Christ's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1830). — Crookhill, near Eotherliam,
Yorkshire.
Ildr, his son Richard Elwin, h. 1853.
WOOLLCOMBE, Admiral George (of Hemer-
don).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late George
WooUcombe, Esq., by Maria, dau. of Thomas
Woollcombe, Esq., of Plymouth ; h. 1795 ; s. 1831;
m. 1827 Mary Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of George Ley,
Esq., of Cockington. Entered the Royal Navy
1808 ; became a Rear-Admiral 1855 ; is a Magis-
trate for Devon. This family (of which the above
is the eldest branch) have been resident in the
parish of Plympton St. Mary, Devon, since the
time of Henry VII. — Hemerdon, near Plympton,
Devon.
Heir, his son George Ley, h. 1828; m. 1859
Edith, youngest dau. of H. Lambe, Esq., of Truro.
WORCESTER (Bishop of), Henry Pepys, D.D.
Brother of the 1st and uncle of the 2nd Earl of
Cottenham ; h. 1783 ; m. 1824 Maria, dau. of the
late Right Hon. John and Lady Harriet Sullivan.
Graduated B.A. 1804 at St;. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge, of which he was afterwards Fellow ; con-
secrated Bishop of Sodor and Man 1840 ; trans-
lated 1841. Patron of 91 livings. — Hartlebury
Castle, near Stourport, Worcestershire ; 24, Gros-
venor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Philip Henry, h. 1824; m. 1848
Louisa Eleanor Anne, dau. of Colonel and Hon.
Mrs. Disbrowe, and niece of Lord Kihnaine ;
educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 184t),
M. A. 1849); called to the Bar at^Lincoln's Inn
1849 ; appointed Secretary of Presentations to
the Lord Chancellor 1846, and Chancellor of the
diocese of Worcester 1855.
* This estate was purchased by Mr. Woorlwarrt from the
heirs of George, second and last Earl of Mountuorris, in 1852.
WORLEY, Mrs. (of New Barnes).
Isabella Charlotte, youngest dau. of the late Joseph
Timperon, Esq., by Ann-, dau. of the Rev. —
Keyt, D.D. ; m. 1842 Henry Thomas Worley,
Esq., of Dromenah Lodge, Iver, a Magistrate
for Bucks and Herts (who d. 1855).— -New Barnes,
near St. Alban'.s, Herts.
WORMLEY.
(See Eichardson- Wormlci/.)
WORSLEY (Lord).
(See under Yarhorougli.)
WORSLEY, Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. G. Worsley, ■.
by Anne, dau. of Sir T. Cayley, Bart. ; b. 1792;
m. 1827 Sarah Philadelphia, dau. of Sir G. Cayley,
Bart. Is a Dep. Lieut, for the N. Riding of
Yorkshire. This family were formeily seated at
Worsley, co. Lancaster. — Hovingham Hall, near
York.
Heir, his son William Cayley, b. 1828 ; m. 1854
Harriet Philadelphia, dau. of M. Worsley, Esq.
WORTHINGTON, Edward, Esq. (of The Bryn).
Fourth son of the late W. H. Worthington, Esq.,
J. P., of Sandiway Bank, co. Chester, and an Officer
in the Horse-guards (Blue), by Margaretta, dau.
of Daniel Seaman, Esq.; b. 1806; s. 1847;
m. 1847 Maria, dau. of Christopher Temple, Esq.,
Q.C. This family, a branch of the ancient house
of Worthington of Worthington, settled from an
early period in the hundred of Leland, co. Lan-
caster, became seated at Ashton Hayes, co. Chester,
and subsequently at Sandiway Bank. By inter-
marriage with an heiress of a branch of the
O'Farralls, Princes of Annally, the Worthingtons
represent the Cheshire house of Dod of the Lower
Hall, of Broxton, and branches of Non-eys of
Speke, and Molyneux of Crosby, a senior branch
of the houses of Buckingham and Harrington. —
The Bryn, Cheshire.
Heiress, his dau. Margaretta Lucy.
WORTHINGTON, Nathan, Esq. (of Holhn.
wood, Lancashire).
Eldest son of the late John Worthington, Esq., by-
Sarah, dau. of the late John Duncuft, Esq., of
Hathershaw, near Oldham ; b. 1814 ; s. 1850. Is
a Magistrate and Deji. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and
a Magistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, and
for the borough of Oldham. — Hollin wood, near
Manchester; Union Club, Manchester.
WORTHINGTON-WRIGHT, William Wright,
Esq. (of Fliston House, Lancashire).
Eldest sou of the late Samuel Worthington, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of William Lee, Esq., of Flixton ;
b. 1803 ; s. 1847 to the estates of his niaterual
uncle, Ralph Wright, Esq., whose name he assumed;
VI. 1852 Margaret Amelia, dau. of Thomas Lee,
Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster ; was
formerly a Merchant in Liverpool. — Flixton House,
near Manchester.
Heir, his son Samuel, b. 1859.
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WORTLEY.
(See Stuctri- Worllcy.)
WOULFE, Captain Stephen Eoland,
Only son of the late Eight Hon. S. Woulfe, M.P..
of Tiennaclane, co. Clare, Ireland, Chief Baron of
the Exchequer, Ireland, by Mary Frances, dau. of
Roger Hamill, Esq., of Dovvth, co. Dublin ;
h. 1822 ; m. 1853 Isabella Letitia, dau. of Thomas,
2nd Lord Graves. Is Captain Huntingdon Militia ;
was formerly an Officer in the 7th Fusiliers. This
family is of Danish origin, and settled in Ireland
in the reign of Henry II. — Brookes' Club, S.W. ;
29, Wilton Place, S.W.
"WRAXALL, Sir William Lascelles, Bart. (cr.
1813).
Eldest son of the late Sir N. W. Wr.axall, Bart.,
H.E.I. Co. 's service, by .lane, dau. of Peter Las-
celles, Esq., of Whiteknights, and brother of 1st
Earl of Harewood ; l>. 1791 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1831.
Educated at W^oolwich ; is a Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Spanish service. Sir John de Wraxall
represented Somerset and Dorset in Parliament
temp. Edward I. — Casa Camerata, Pisa, Italy ;
Parthenon Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephev/ Frederick Charles Las-
celles, of St. Mary Hall, Oxford ; late Assistant-
Commissary Turkish Contingent ; h. 1828 ; m. 1852
Mary Anne, dau. of J. Herring, Esq.
WIIAY", William, Esq. (of Oak Park).
Eldest son of the late William Wray, Esq., by
Anne Jane, dau. of John Johnston, Esq., of Brook
Hill, CO. Leitrim ; h. 1818 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1850 Anna,
dau. of the late Captain Robert Johnston, 67th
foot (J. P. and D.L. for co. Leitrim). Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Donegal (High Sheriff 1851). This
family is paternally descended from the ancient
family of Wray of Glentworth, co. Lincoln, who
were created Baronets by James I. (1612). — Oak
Park, near Ballymaleel, co. Donegal.
Heir, his son William Cecil, b. 1851.
WREN-HO SKYlSr S.
(See Hosl-'jns.)
WREY, Sir Bourchier Ptilk, Bart., D.C.L. (cr.
1628).
Eldest son of the late Sir Bourchier Wrey, Bart.,
D.C.L., by Anne, dau. of Sir Ilobert Palk, Bart. ;
h. 1788 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1st 1818 Ellen, widow of —
Riddle, Esq. ; 2nd 1843 Eliza, dau. of — Coles,
Esq. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Devon, and co-heir to
the Earldom of Bath and the Barony of Fitz-
warren ; has been called to the English Bar.
Patronage 2 livings. — Tawstock Court, near Barn-
staple, Devon ; Holm Chace, Ashburton, Devon.
Heir Pres., his brother Robert Bourchier (whom
see).
WREY, Robert BourcMer, Esq. (of Warecliffe).
Second son of the late Sir Bourchier Wrey, Bart.,
of Tawstock Court, Devon, by his 1st wife Anne,
dau. of the late Sir R. Palk, Bart., and heir pres.
705
to the present Sir B. P. Wrey, Bart. ; h. 1790 ;
m. 1821 Mary Anne, dau. of Captain James, R.N.,
of Lyme Regis, Dorset. Educated at Exeter Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Devon. — Wai'ecliffe
House, near Lyme Regis, Dorset.
WREY, Rev. Henry Bourchier (of Tawstock).
Third son of the late Sir Bourchier Wrey, Bart., of
Tawstock Court, Devon, by Anne, dau. of John
Osborne, Esq., of Alderley, co. Gloucester; h. 1797 ;
m. 1827 Ellen Maria, dau. of Nicolas Roundell
Toke, Esq., of Godinton, Kent. Educated at Eton
and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1818, M.A. 1820) ;
is a Magistrate for Devon and Rector of Tawstock.
— Tawstock Rectory, near Barnstaple, Devon.
Heir, his son Henry Bourchier Toke, h. 1829 ;
in. 1854 Marianne Sarab, dau. of Lord Sherard, of
Glatton, Hunts.
WRIGHT, Sir John, Bart. (cr. 1772).
Son of the late John Wright, Esq., by Mary, dau.
of R. Izard, Esq. ; h. 18 — ; s. his cousin as 4th
Bart. 1837. The first Bart, was Judge in Carolina.
— Carolina, United States, America.
WRIGHT, Edmitnd, Esq. (of Halston HaU).
Son of the late John Wright, Esq., of Man-
chester, and of Mauldeth Hall, co. Lancaster ;
h. 1812; s. 1852; m. 1844 Helen, eldest dau. of
the late Sir D. MoncreifFe, Bart., by his wife
Helen (now Countess of Bradford). Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Salop (High Sheriff 1857), and Lieu-
tenant North Salop Yeomanry Cavalry. This
gentleman's father purchased Halston of John
Myttou, Esq., in 1847. — Halston Hall, near Os-
westry, Shropshire.
Heir, his son Ednmnd David MoncreifFe, h. 1849.
WRIGHT, Edward Abbott, Esq. (of Green-
hill).
Only son of the late Joseph Wright, Esq., by
Betsy, eldest dau. of John Lees, Esq., of Oldham ;
h. 1808 ; m. 1836 Mary, 2nd dau. of Henry Berry,
Esq., of Golden Square, Westminster. Is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Lancaster and for the borough of
Oldham.— Greenhill, Oldham, Lancashire.
Heir, his son Edward Henry, h. 1847.
WRIGHT, Elizabeth Isabella (of Gola House).
Only surviving child of the late VV. Cairns Wright,
Esq., by his 2nd wife Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev.
M. Draffen, D.D., Rector of Gartan, and widow
of J. Davis, Esq., of Eratty, co. Donegal ; s. 1816 ;
m. 1811 James Wood, Esq., Lieutenant 18th foot
(who assumed the name of Wright, and d. in 1837).
This family is lineally descended, and inherits the
Gola piojjerty from Captain James Wright, of
Cromwell's army, to whom the Gola estate was
granted in 1G51. Captain Wright came from York-
shiie, where his family had been for centuries
settled. — Gola House, near Scot's Town, co. Mo-
naghan.
Heir, her son William Henry Edward, in Holy
Orders, M.A., of Trinity Coll, Dublin; &. 1815 ;
TO. 1852 Jane Elizabeth, only dau. of N, Stewart,
Esq., of Shellfield, co. Donegal.
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■WEIGHT, Francis, Esq. (of Osmaston Manor).
Eldest son of the late John Wright, Esq., of
Lenton Hall, Notts, by Elizabeth, dau. of Francis
Beresford, Esq., of A.shbourn, co. Derby; h. 1806;
s. 1840 ; m. 1830 vSelina, dau. of the late Sir Henry
FitzHerbert, Bart., of Tissington Hall, co. Derby.
Educated at Rui^by ; is a Magistrate for co. Derby
and for Notts ^(Iligh Sheriff 1842). — Osmaston
Manor, near Derby.
Heir, his son John, l). 1831 ; m. 1853 Emily
Sophia, dau. of the Eev. Henry Western Pluniptre.
WEIGHT, leiia-bod, Esq. (of Mapperley Hall).
Eldest son of the late T. Wright, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of J. Smith, Esq., of Nottingham ; b. 1767 ;
s. 1790 ; m. 1794 Haniet Maria, dau. of B. Day,
Esq., of Norwicii. Was formerly a Prlagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Notts, and Cobmel of the Local
Militia. This family is descended from John
Wright, Esq., h. 1614, Captain in General Whal-
ley's regiment of horse, and subsequently in
Colonel Hutchinson's regiment of infantry, on the
side of the Parliament. — Mappeiiey Hall, near Not-
tingham.
Jlcir, his sou Ichabod Charles, M.A. and late
Fellow of Magdalen Coll., Oxford ; h. 1795 ; m.
1825 Theodosia, eldest dau. of 1st Lord Denman.
WEIGHT, Jonn, Esq. (of Hatfield Priory).
Eldest sou of the late John Wright, Esq., of Wick-
ham Place, Essex, by Maiy, dau. of the late Sir
J. Tyrell, Bart., of Borehaui House, Essex ; h.
1821 ; s. 1851 his grandfather Peter Lun,rd, Esq.
(who took the na,me and arms of Wright only by
Royal license 1796, in compliance with the will of
his grandfather, John Wright, Esq., of Hatfield
Priory) ; m. 1852 Emilia, dau. of the late William
Plunkett, Esq., Deputy Chairman of the Board of
Inland lievenue. Educated at AViiichester and
the Charterhouse ; is a Magistrate for Essex ; was
formerly Captain in the V/. Essex Militia. This
family is of French extraction, and settled in Eng-
land A.D. 1674. — Hatfield Priory, near Chelm"s-
ford, Essex.
WEIGHT, John Francis, Esa. (of Kelvedon
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Wright, Esq., by Mary
Catherine, dau. of Francis Cholmeley, E:=q., of
Brandsby, co. York ; b. 1816. Educated at Stony-
hurst and Ampleforth Colleges ; is a Magistrate for
Essex (High Sheriff 1857). — Kelvedon Hall, near
Brentwood, Essex; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew Edward, b. 1850.
WEIGHT, the late Jclin Sniitli, Esq. (of Bul-
cote Lodge, Notts).
Second son of the late Thomas Wright, Esq., of
Nottingham (see that name), by Mary, dau. of J.
Smith, Esq., of Nottingham ; i. 1773; s. 1790 ;
m. 1st 1811 Lydia, only dau. of E. Gray, Esq., of
Harringay (she d. 1820) ; 2nd 1822 Caroline, dau.
of J. Stovin, Esq., of Whitgift Hall, co. York,
and widow of Sir S. Sitwell, Bart, (she d. 1854).
Was a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Notts (High
Sheriff 1815), and Captain Notts Militia. — Remp-
stone Hall, near Loughborough, Leicestershire.
Heirs, his three daus. Kytlie Caroline, m. 1829
SirF. Mackenzie, Bart., of Gairloch; Lydia Rachel,
m. 1842 Egerton, only sonof Egerton Leigh, Esq.,
of High Leigh, co. Chester ; and Mary Neville,
m. 1835 David, eldest son of J. Watts-Russell,
Esq., of Ham Hall, co. Derby.
"WEIGHT, Eev. Eichard Eobert.
Third and only surviving son of the late John
Wright, Esq., of Compsey, co. Tipperary, by Mary
Wharton Siileto, and grandson of the late John
Wright, Esq., of Cloneen, and Catherine, dau. and
heiress of Richard O'Shee, Esq., of Cloran ; b. 1808 ;
in. 1st 1830 Mar}', dau. of A. Leigh, Esq., of Abbey
Leix, Queen's CO. ; 2nd 1837 Eleanor Louisa, dau.
of the late Captain E. Maxwell (49th foot). Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Duldin (B.A. 1830, M.A.
1839) ; is a Magistrate atid Dep. Lieut, for Corn-
wall, and Rector of Marhamchurch. — Marham-
church, near Stratton, Cornwall.
I
WEIGHT.
(See Worthingion- Wrigld.)
WEIGHTSOH, William Battle, Esq. (of Cus-
■worth) .
Eldest son of the late William Yv^'rightson, Esq.,
of Cusworth, by Harriet, dau. of Richard Heber,
Esq., of Marton, co. York; b. 1789; m. 1821
Georgiana, dan. of J. Thomas, Esq., of Ralton,
Sussex. Educated at Winchester and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for the W. Riding of Yorkshire ; was M.P. for
East Retford 1826-7, for Hull 1830-2; has been
M.P. for Northallerton since 1835. — Cusworth,
near Doncaster, Yorkshire ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
WEOTTESLEY (Lord), Jolin Wrottesley,
F.E.S. (cr. 1838).
Eldest sou of John, 1st Lord, by his 1st v/ife Caro-
line, dau. of the 4th Earl of Tatikerville ; b. 1798 ;
s. 1841 ; m. 1821 Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of T. Gif-
fard, Esq. Educated at Y/estminster ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Stafford ; late President of the Royal
Society. Patrouage 2 livings. — Wrottesley Hall,
near Wolverhampton, Staffordshire ; Athenseum
Club, S.W. ; ], Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his sou Arthur, b. 1 824 ; educated at Rugby
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1846) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and Major 2nd
Staffordshire Militia.
WEOTTESLSY, Dowager Lady.
•Julia, dau. of J. Conyers, Esq. ; m. 1st 1811 Hon.
Captain J. A. Bennet, R.N. (who d. 1812); 2nd
1819 (as 2nd wife) John, 1st Lord Wrottesley (who
d. 1841).— 12, Lowndes Street, S.W.
WEOITGHTOET, Philip, Esq. (of Woolley
Park).
Second son of the late Rev. Philip Wroughton, of
Woolley Park, co. Berks, by Mary Anne, dau. of
the Rev. Chardin Musgrave, D.D. ; b. 1805 ; s.
his elder brother 1858 ; vi. 1841 Blanche, dau. of
the late John Norris, Esq., of Hughendeu House,
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Bucks, Educated at Harrow and Oriel Coll., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1S"26) ; is a Magistrate for Bucks and
Berks, and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks (High Sheriff
1857). — WooUey Park, near Wantage, Berks ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Philip, h. 1846.
WYATT, Sir Matthew, Knt. (cr. 1848).
h. ; late Lieutenant of the Corps of Gentle-
nien-at-Arms. — 5, Hyde-Park Square, W.
WYATT, Eichard, Esq. (of Hill House).
: Fourth son of the late Henry Wyatt, Esq., senior.
Educated at Corpus Christi Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1840) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1842 ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester.
— Hill House, Stroud, Gloucestershire.
WYCOMB]
Lord.
(See Shdhuvne.)
WYKEHAM, Captain Philip Thomas Herbert
(of Tythrop House).
Elder son of the late P. T. Wykeham, Esq.. by his
1st wife Hester Louisa, dau. of the late Fiennes
Trotman, Esq., of Syston Court, co. Gloucester; h.
1807 ; s. 1832. Educated at Eton and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Oxon and Bucks, Cap-
tain Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry ; was High
Sheriff for Oxon 1837 ; formerly Lieutenant 7th
Hussars. Of this family was William of Wyke-
ham, Bishop of Winchester, and Founder of New
Coll., Oxford. — Tythrop House, near Thame, Oxon ;
Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir Pves., his brother Aubrey Wenman, Ij. 1809 ;
m. 1837 Georgiana, dau. of the late Sir James
Musgrave, Bart., of Barnsley Park, co. Gloucester.
WYLD, James, Esq..
Son of the late Mr. — Wyld ; &. 1812 ; r,i. 1837 dau.
of John Hester, Esq. Educated on the Continent ;
is a Publisher at Charing Cross ; was M.P. for
Bodmin 1847-52, re-elected 1857, and in August
1859.— Eeform Club, S.W. ; 51, Gloucester Road,
Regent's Park.
WYMEH, Sir George Peter, K.C.B. (cr. 1857).
Son of the late George Wymer, Esq., of Reepham,
Norfolk, by Mary, eldest dau. of Colonel Varlo ;
h. 1788 ; wi. 1833 Miss Emily Crespigny Hindes.
Educated at North Walsham, Norfolk ; entered the
Military service E.I.C. Bengal 1304 ; became Lieu-
tenant-General 1855 ; served in Lord Lake's carn-
paigns of 1805 ; joined the Army of the Indus in
1838 ; appointed A.D.C. to Her Majesty in 1842
for services in Affghanistan ; made K.C.B. in 1857
for services in India ; has medals for Nepaul, Can-
dahar, Guznee, and Cabool ; and received the Order
of the Dooranee Empire. — St. John's Lodge, Ryde,
Isle of Wight ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
WYHDHAM, Sir Henry, K.C.B. (er. 1859).
A natural son of the 3rd Earl of Egremont {cxi.),
and brother of Lord Leconfleld ; h. 1790. Is a Lieu-
teuant-General and Colonel 11th Hussars ; sewed
707
in the Peninsula, and was wounded at Waterloo ;
was M.P. for Cockerniouth 1852-7 ; has been
M.P. for W. Cumberland since 1857. — The Castle,
Cockermouth, Cumberland ; United Service Club,
S.W. ; G6, Mount Street, W.
WYKTDHAM,* Colonel Charles (of Bogate
Lodge).
A natural son of the late Earl of Egremont, and
brother of Lord Leconfleld ; h. 1796 ; m. 1835
Elizabeth Anne, 3rd dau. of the 4th Lord Pol-
worth. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for
Sussex, and a Colonel in the Army (retired) ; has
served in France, India, and the Peninsula ; was
M.P. for W. Sussex 1841-7.— Rogate Lodge, near
Midhurst, Sussex ; Junior United Service and
Carlton Clubs, S.W.
V/YKTDHAM, John Henry Campbell-, Esq. (of
The CoUege).
Eldest son of the late John Campbell, Esq., of
Dunoon (see that family), by Carohne Frances,
only dau. of the late H. P. Wyndliam, Esq.,
M.P., of The College, Salisbury; 6. 1798 ; s. his
uncle the late Wadham Wyndham, Esq., 1845 ; m.
1839 Urania Mary Anne, dau. of the late Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Kington and the Dowager Mar-
chioness of Clanricarde ; assumed the additional
name of Wyndham in 1845. Educated at Eton ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants, and a
Magistrate for Wilts (High Sherifif 1848); was
M.P. for Salisbury 1843-7. This family is de-
.scended from a common ancestor with the Wynd-
hams of Dinton (whom see).— Tlie College, Salis-
bury, Wilts ; Corhampton, near Bishop's Waltham,
Hants ; Boodle's, Arthur's, and Carlton Clubs,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his sister Julia Anne, m. 18— Stephen
Edward Thornton, Esq., v/ho d. 1857.
"WYKDHAM, William, Esq. (of Dinton).
Eldest son of the late William Wyndham, Esq.,
by Letitia, dau. of A. Popham, Esq. ; b. 1796 ; s.
his cousin Wadham Wyndham, Esq., M.P. for Salis-
bury, 1S43 ; m. 1831 Ellen, dau. of the Rev. S.
Heathcote. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts,
and late Major Wilts Yeomanry ; was M.P. for
South Wilts 1852-9. — Dinton, near Salisbury,
Wilts ; Arthur's and Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ; 38,
Bryanston Square, W.
Heir, his son William, &. 1834.
WYK^EOED {2nd Lord), William Samuel Best
(cr. 1829).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, who was Lord Chief
Justice of the C!ommon Pleas 1824-9, by Maiy
Anne, dau. of J. Knapji, Esq. ; b. 1798 ; s. 1845 ;
m. 1821 Jane, dau. of W. Thoyts, Esq. Educated
at Eton and Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; v/as M.P.
for St. Michael's 1831-2.— Wynford Eagle, near
Maiden Newton, Dorset ; Carlton Club, S.\V. ; 7,
Park Place, St. James's, S.W.
Heir, his son William Draper Mortimer, late
Captain Rifle Brig.-'.de ; b. 1826 ; m. 1857 Caroline,
dau. of Evan Baillie, Esq., and Lady Georgina
BaiUie.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
WYNN, Hon. Charles Henry (of Bhug).
Third but 2nd surviving son of the 3rd Lord
Newborough, by Frances, d;iu. of the Rev. W. de
Winton ; b. 1847 ; s. to the property of Rhug under
the will of his kinsman, the late Sir Robert Wil-
liames Vaughan, Eart. {cxt.), 1859. — Rhug, near
Corvven, Merionethshire.
"WYlSrisr, Sir 'Watkin 'VVnUams, Bart. (cr. 1688).
Eldest son of the late Sir Watkin Williams Wynn,
Eart., M.P., by Henrietta, dau. of the 1st Earl of
Powis ; b. 1820; .s-. 1840; m. 18.52 Marie, dau. of
the late Right Hon. Sir H. W. W. Wynn, K.C.B.
Educated at Westminster and Magdalen Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1842) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Salop, Merioneth, and Montgomery, and High
Stevcard of the Manorial Courts of Denbigh ; has
beenM. P. forW. Denbigh since 1841 ; is Lieutenant-
Colonel of the Montgomeryshire Yeomanry ; was
formerly Lieutenant 1st Life-guards. Patron of
7 livings. This family have been seated in North
Wales time out of mind. — Wynnstay, near Wiex-
ham, Denbighshire ; Carlton Club, S.Yv^. ; 18, St.
James's Square, S.W.
Heir Frcs, his brother Herbert Watkin (whom
see).
■WYlsTN, Herbert Watkin Williams, Esq. (of
Cefn).
Second son of the late Sir Watkin Y'illiams Wynn,
Bart., M.P., by Henrietta Antonia, dau. of the Ist
Earl of Powis, and heir-presumptive to that title ;
b. 1822 ; in. 1855 Anna, eldest dau. and heir of the
late Edward Lloyd, Esq., of Cefn. Educated at
Westminster and Sandhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, forces. Denbigh and Montgomery ;
entered the Army 1839, .and served in the 10th
foot, 7th Fusiliers, &c. ; was formerly Lieutenant-
Colonel 2nd West-India regiment ; has been M.P.
for CO. Montgomery since 1850. — Cefn, near St.
Asaph, Denbighshire; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 18,
St. James's Square, S.W.
Jlci); his son Edward Watkin, b. 1857.
'WYIU7, Henry Bertie Watkin Williams, Esq.
(of Llanvorda).
Third son of the late Right Hon. Sir Henry Wat-
kin Williams Wynn, G.C.B., by Hester, 4th dau.
of the 1st Lord Carington ; b. 1820 ; s. 1856 ;
m. 1848 Marion, dau. of the late Major-General
Sir James Limoud, C.B. Educated at Rugby ; is
a Magistrate for cos. Salop and Denbigh. — Llan-
vorda Hall, near Oswestry, Shropshire ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 20, Park Street, CIrosvenor Square,
W.
WYIMI-J", Charles Watkins Williams, Eaq. (of
Llangedwin),
Only surviving son of the late Right Hon. Charles
Watkin ^Villiams Wynn (who was M.P. for co.
Montgomery 1797-1850), by Mary, eldest dau. of
Sir F. CunliiTe, Bart.; b. 1822; w. 1853 Aurora
Charlotte, younger dau. of the 2nd Earl Manvers.
Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1843, M.A. 1845) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 184G.— Llangedwin, near Rhuabon,
Denbighshire ; 2, Lower Berkeley Street, W.
WYNNE,* Charles Wynne G-rifflth, Esq. (of
Voelas).
Eldest son of C. Wynne, Esq., of Voelas ; b. 17 — ;
m. 18 — Sarah, dau. of the Rev. H. Hildyard.
Is a IMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carnarvon.
■ — Voelas, near Denbigh, N. Whales ; Cefnamwlch,
Pwllheli, CO. Carnarvon ; 39, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Charles, M.P. for Carnarvon
boroughs ; b. 1815 ; m. 1846 Laura, dau. of the
late R. Pollen, Esq. (she cl. 1851) ; educated at
Eton andCh. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1836) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carnarvon.
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WYNNE, John Lloyd, Esq. (of Coed Coch)
Eldest son of the late John Wynne, Esq., of Coed
Coch, by Dorothy, dau. of J. Wynne, Esq., of
Rhos; b. 1776; s. 1788; m. 1803 Marj', eldest
dau. and co-heir of John Holland, Esq., of Teyrden,
CO. Denbigh. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bi-idge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Denbigh. — Coed Coch, near Abergele, Denbigh-
shire ; 7, Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, bis son John Lloyd, b. 1807; m. 1833
Mary Anne Frances, dau. of the Rev. J. Haggit,
and niece of Sir Henry Peyton, Bart.
WYNNE, the Kight Hon. John Arthur (of
Haslewood).
Eldest son of the late Owen Wynne, Esq., M.P., of
Haslewood, by Sarah, dau. of -lohn, 2nd Earl of
Enniskillen ; h. 1801; s. 1841; vi. 1828 Anne,
dau. of James, 2nd Marquis of Ormonde. Educated
at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1823) ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Sligo and Leitrim, and has
served as High Sheriff of both counties ; was M.P.
for Sligo 1830-1 and 1856-7, and has represented
that borough since 1858, when be was seated on
petition ; was Under-Secretary for Ireland Feb. —
Dec. 1852. — Haslewood, near Sligo, Ireland; Na-
tional Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou Owen, b. 1843.
WYNNE, William Watkin Edward, Esq. (of
Peniarth).
Eldest son of the late William Wynne, Esq., of
Peniarth, by Elizabeth, d.au. of the Rev. Philip
Puleston, D.D., of Pickliili Hall, co. Denbigh ;
b. 1801 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1839 Mary, 2nd dau. of
Robert A. Slaney, Esq., M.P., of Walford Manor,
CO. Salop, and Hatton Gr.ange, Shropshire. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Jesus Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate for cos. Merioneth and Salop, and a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Merioneth ; has been M.P. for
that CO. since 1852. This family are the represen-
tatives of the ancient houses of Wynne of Glyn,
and Owen of Peniarth, co. Merioneth, which co.
Mr. W^ynne's ancestors have repeatedly represented
in Parliament. — Peniarth, near Towyn, Merioneth-
shire ; Carlton and University Clubs, S.W. ; 17,
Chester Terrace, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his son V/illiam Robert Maurice, b. 1840.
WYNYARD, Major-General Robert Henry,
C.B.
Eldest surviving son of the late Lieutenant-General
William Wynyard, by Jane, dau. of J. Gladwyn,
70S
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Yar
Esq., of Stubbin, Notts ; h. 1802 ; s. 1819 ; m. 1826
Anne, 2nd dau. of Hugh Macdonnall, Esq., some
time Con.sul at x\.lgier.s, Florence, &c. Entered the
Army 1819 ; became Major-General 1858 ; was
Lieutenant-Governor of New Zealand 1851-4, and
Acting-Governor 1854-5 ; appointed to command
the forces at the Cape of Good Hope 1859. — United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Henry, Captain 58th foot,
h. 1827.
WYSE, Riglit Eon. Sir Thomas, K.O.B. (ci-.
1857).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Wyse, Esq., of the
Manor of St. John, Waterford, by Frances Maria,
only dau. of G. Bagge, Esq., of Dromore, co.
Waterford ; b. 1791 ; m. 1821 Letitia, dau. of the
late Lucien Bonaparte, Prince of Canino. Edu-
cated at Stonyhurst and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for Queen's co. ; was M.P. for co.
Tipi^erary 1S30-2 ; for Waterford 1835-47 ; a Lord
of the Treasui-y 1839-41 ; Joint- Secretary to Board
of Control 1846-9 ; appointed British Minister at
Athens 1849 ; author of an "Historical Sketch of
the Irish Catholic Association," "Walks in Home,"
" Education Keform," &c. This family is descended
from a family of the same name in Devon, who went
over to Ireland with Slrongbow, and settled in the
county and city of Waterford. — Manor of St. John,
near Waterford ; Brookes' and Reform Clubs, S.W.;
British Embassy, Athens.
Heir, his son Alfred Napoleon, h. 1822.
"WYVILIj, Marmaduke, Esq. (of Constable Bur-
ton).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Christopher Wy vill, by
Sarah, dau. of J. Codling, Esq. ; b. 1791 ; s. 1821 ;
m. 1813 Eachel, dau. of the late Richard S. Milnes,
Esq., of Fryston, co. York. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for the N. Riding of Yorkshire ; was
M.P. for York 1820-30. Sir Humphry de Wyvil,
of Walworth and Slingsby Castle, founder of this
knightly family, came over to England from France
with William the Conqueror. His descendant was
raised to a Baronetcy in 1611 ; the title, however,
has been dormant since the death, in 1774, of Sir
Marmaduke A. Wyvil, 7th Bart., 25th in descent
from the above Sir Humphry.* — Constable Burton,
near Bedale, Yoi'kshire.
Heir, his son Marmaduke, M.P. for Richmond ;
b. 1815 ; m. 1845 Laura, dau. of the late Sir
Charles Ibbetson, Bart., of Denton Park, co. Yoi-k ;
educated at Trinity Coll., Cranbridge (B.A. 1839);
is a Dep. Lieut, for the N. Riding of Yorkshire.
XIMEISTES, Lady (of Bear Ash).
Mary Eliza, dau. of the late Admiral Evans ;
m. 1816 Lieutenant-General Sir D. Ximenes,
K.C.H., who d. 1848. — iBear Ash, near Maiden-
head, Berks.
* Mr. Wyvill claims the barony of Scrope of Masham,
which was in abeyance between his family and that of the
late William Dauby, Esq., of Swinton Park, who d. .s. p. in
1S31.
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YALD"WYN, Wm. Henry, Esq. (of Blackdown).
Eldest son of the late Richard Yaldwyn, Esq., by
Martha, dau. of R. Searle, Esq., of London ; 6. 1801 ;
s. 1807 ; m. 1830 Henrietta Mary, dau. of Henry
Bowles, E.sq., of Cuckfield, Sussex. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex
(High Sheriff IS — ). The title of " Esquire " was
granted to John Yaldwyn, of Blackdown, by patent
Royal, at the beginning of the fourteenth century.
—Blackdown, near Petworth, Sussex.
Ilcir, his son William, b. 1835,
YARBOEOUGH (Earl of), Charles Anderson
Worsley-Pelham (cr. 1837).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Henrietta, dau. of
the Hon. J. Bridgeman Simpson ; b. 1809 ; s. 1846 ;
m. 1831 Mai'ia Adelaide, dau. of the 3rd Viscount
Hawarden. Appointed Lord-Lieutenant of co,
Lincoln 1857 ; was M.P, for Newton, Hants,
1830-1 ; for N. Lincolnshire 1832-46. Patronage
17 livings.— Brocklesby, nearUlceby, Lincolnshire;
Reform Club, S.W. ; 17, Arlington Street, S.W.
Ilcir, his son Lord Worsley, b. 1835 ; 7ii. 1858
Alexandrina Victoria, dau. of 2nd Earl of Listowel ;
educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lincoln, and Captain N. Lincoln Militia ;
has been M.P, for Grimsby since 1857.
YABBUEGH, G eorge John, Esq. (of Heslington
Hall),
Eldest son of George Lloyd, Esq., of Stockton Hall,
N. Riding of Yorkshire, by Alicia Maria, dau. of
John Greame, Esq., of Sewerby House; b. 1811 ;
VI. 1840 Mary Antonia, 3rd dau, of Samuel Chethani
Hilton, Esq. Educated at Rugby and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at Middle
Temple 1836 ; is a Magistrate for the E. and W,
Ridings of Yorkshire. Assumed the name and
arms of Yarburgh, in accordance with the will of
his maternal great-grandfather, 1857. — Heslington
Hall, near York ; University Club, S.W.
YABDLEY, Sir "Wmiam, Knt. (of Horton
Manor), (cr, 1847),
Sou of the late E. Yardley, Esq., of Shrewsbury ;
b. 1810 ; m. 1847 Amelia, dau. of J. Wilkin, Esq.
Educated at Shrewsbury ; called to the Bar in 1837 ;
was a Puisne Judge at Bombay 1847-52, and Chief
Justice there 1852-7. — Horton Manor, near Coin-
brook, Bucks ; Reform Club, S.W.
YABKER, Henry John Torster, Esq, (of Ley-
bnrn Hall),
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Rev.
Luke Yarker (who d. 1849), by Mary Beata, only
dau, and heir of the Rev. H. South, Rector of
Much Dew, Hereford ; b. 1836. Educated at
Durham Grammar-school. This family has been
settled at Leyburn since the year 1500, when
Henry VII. granted the estates to Sir Reinhold de
Yarker. — Leyburn Hall, near Bedale, Yorkshire.
Heir Pros., his brother Charles Braddyll,
I. 1838,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
YATES, Joseph St. John, Esq.*
Eldest son of the late Joseph Yates, of Peel, other-
wise Wicheaves, co. Lancaster, by Amelia, eldest
dau. of Thomas Ainsworth, Esq., of Bridge House,
CO. Lancaster ; b. ISOS ; vi. 1842 Emily Augusta,
dau. of D. Scott, Esq., of Brotherton, co. Kincar-
dine, N.B. Educated at the Charterhouse and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1835 ; appointed Judge of County Courts, Circuit
9, 1849 ; is Deputy-Steward of the Manor and
Forest of Macclesfield, was previously a Commis-
sioner of Bankrupts for the Manchester district,
and a Revising Barrister ; is a Magistrate for cos.
Chester, Derby, and Lancaster, and the borough of
Stockport. This family is of Saxon origin, and was
settled in Lancashire temp. Elizabeth. Sir John
Yates, of the younger branch of this family, was
Recorder of London and a Welsh Judge 1688 ;
his dau., by Abigail Lacy, married Viscount Fair-
fax.— Wellbank, near Sandbach, Cheshire.
Heir, his son Joseph MaghuU, h. 1844.
YATES, "William Holt, Esq., M.D., E.R.A.S. (of
"Wickersley Hall).
Only son of the late William Yates, Esq. of Wick-
ersley Hall, by Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Thomas
Titcomb, Esq., of London ; h. 1802 ; s. 1856 ; m.
1837 Amelia Mary, eldest dau. of William Max-
well, Esq., of Wilton Crescent, London. Educated
at Edinburgh University and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (M.D. 1826) ; is a Member of tue
Royal Coll. of Physicians of London ; was many
yeais Physician to the Royal General Dispensary,
London, and afterwards Consulting Physician to
the same ; retired fioni practice in 1846. + Tins
family have been in possession of Wickersley Hall,
and the estates thertunto helouging, fiom the
time of the Reformation. Dr. Holt Yates repre-
sents one of the oldest Saxon faujilies in the W.
Riding of Yorkshire. — Wickersley Hall, near
Rotherham, Yorkshire ; 5, Sumner Terrace, Ons-
low Square, S.W.
YATMAW, "William HamUton, Esq. (of "Welles-
bourne).
Second surviving son of the late William Yatman,
Esq., by Ellen, dau, of John Mitchell, Esq. ; b.
1819 ; m. 1851 Elizabeth Tower, 3rd dau. of the
late Rev. G. T. Pretyman, Chancellor of Lincoln
Cathedral, Prebendary of Winchester. Educated
at Winchester and Caius Coll., CambridL^e (B.A.
1841, M.A. 1845) ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1844 ; is a Magistrate for co. Warwick. —
Wellesbourne, near Warwick : University Club.
S.W.
Heir, his son William Frederic Hamilton, I.
1853.
* His grandfather, the Hon. Sir J. Yates, was one of the
Judges of the Court of King's Bench temp. Lord Mansfield,
and is honourably mentioned by Junius. He married Eliza-
beth, dau. and one of the co-heirs of C. Baldwyn, Esq., of
Mun^low, Salop, and lineally descended from Roger de Beau-
mont, who came over with William I.
t This gentleman is celebrated as an Eastern traveller, and
is author of " The Modern History and Condition of Egypt,"
2 vols. (Smith and Elder, 1843).
YEA, Sir "WUliam "Walter, Bart. (cr. 1759).
Eldest son of the late William Walter Yea, Esq.,
by Jane, dau. and co-heiress of Francis Newman,
Esq., of Cadbury House, co. Som.erset; h. 1784;
s. his grandfather as 2nd Bart. 1806 ; m. 1806
Anne Heckstetter, dau. of David Robert Michel,
Esq., of Dawlish, co. Dorset. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset. — Pyrland Hall, near
Taunton, co. Somerset.
HeirPrcs,, his brother Henry Lacy, h. 1798.
YE ATM AIT, Eev. Harry Parr, LL.B. (of Stock
House).
Only son of the late Rev. H. F. Yeatman, B.D.,
by Louisa, dau. of the late Rev. G. Shuttleworth,
Rector of Osmington, Dorset ; b. 1786 ; s. 1806 ;
m. 1810 Sarah, only dau. and heir of J. H. Wol-
cott, Esq. Educated at Tiverton and Balliol Coll.,
Oxford (B.C.L. 1812) ; is Rector of Stock Gaylard,
Dorset ; a Magistrate for Dorset, and Chairman of
the Dorset Quarter Sessions. This family was lo-
cated in Dorset temp. Henry VI. — Stock House,
near Blandford, Dorset.
Heir, his grandson Harry Farr, R.N"., 6. 1839 ;
eldest son of his son Harry Farr, who was h. 1811,
on. 1837 Emma, only dau. of H. Biggs, Esq., of
Stockton House, Wilts, and cl. 1852.
YELVEHTON, Hon. "WUliam Hem-y (of "Whit-
land Abbey).
Second son of the 2nd Viscount Avonmore ; b.
1791 ; m. 1825 Elizabeth Lucy, dau. of J. Morgan,
Esq. Is a Magistiate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Carmarthen, of which co. he has been High
Sheriff; was M.P. for Carmarthen 1832-4.— Whit-
land Abbey, near Carmarthen, S. W^ales.
YELVERTOTsT, Hon. George Frederick William
(of Belle Isle).
Second (but eldest surviving) son (by his 1st marr.)
of the 3rd Viscount Avonmore; b. 1818 ; m. 1857
Louisa, dau. of G. Lenox Prenderg.ast, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for cos. Mayo and Tipperary ; was for-
merly Captain 64th foot. — Belle Isle, near Munster
Harbour, co. Tipperary ; Hazelrock, co. Mayo ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W^.
YELVEHTCE", Hon. "WiUiam Charles.
Third sou (by his 2nd marriage) of the 3rd Viscount
Avonmore; h. 1824; m. 1858 Emily Marianne,
dau. of the late Major-General Sir C. Ash worth,
K.C.B., widow of E. Forbes, Esq., F.R.S. Is
Captain in the Royal Artillery and a Major in the
Army. — Junior United Service Club, S.W.
YOWG-E, Bev. John (of Puslinch).
Eldest son of the late Rev. James Yonge, by Anne,
dau. of E. Granger, Esq., of The Castle, Exeter ;
b. 1788 ; s. 1799 ; m. 1813 Alethea Henrietta, dau.
of Rev. T. Bargus and Cordelia Anne Garstin,
widow of Samuel Colborne, Esq., of Lyodhurst,
Hants. Educated at Winchester and University
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1812) ; appointed Rector of
Xewton Ferrers 1813. This family is lineally de-
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Bcended, through the heiresses of De Poselynche,
Mohun, and Upton, from Sir John De Poselynche,
of Pushnch, living in 1299. — Puslinch, near Yealmp-
ton, S. Devon ; Newton Ferrers Rectory, near Ivy
Bridge, Devon.
Heir, his son John Bargus, M.A., of Eseter
Coll., Oxford, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Devon ; h. 1821 ; m. 1848 Cordelia, dau. of W.
Hay, Esq., of Dunse Castle, co. Berwick.
YOI^'GE, Eev. Vernon George (of Charnes
HaU).
Eldest surviving son of the late Weston Yonge,
Esq., hy Mary, dau. of N. Bond, Esq., of co. Car-
marthen, S. Wales; h. 1823; s. 1849; m. 1848
Frances, dau. of N. Cave, Esq., of Barbados, V/.
Indies. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1845) ; ordained 1846 ; appointed Curate of
Bolas Magna, co. Salop, 1855 ; was formerly
Curate of Broughton, co. Stafford, and of Lyde
and Ullingswick, co. Hereford. This is one of the
oldest families of Staffordshire, and traces its pedi-
gree direct from Reginald of Chavernes, who was
" Dominus de Chavernes" about A. D. 1100 — 1150.
— Charnes Hall, near Eccleshali, Staffordslnre.
Heir, his son Weston Edward Vernon, h. 1S49.
YOSK (ArchbislLop of), Thomas Mussrave,
D.D., P.O.
Son of the late Mr. P. Musgrave, of Cambridge ;
6. 1788 ; m. 1839 Katbaviiie, dau. of the 2nd Lord
Waterpark. Graduated B.A. 1810 at Trin. Coll.,
Cambridge, as 14th Wrangler ; became afterwards
Fellnv/and Bursar of his College; Dean of Bristol
1837 ; C'insecrated Bishop of Hereford 1837 ; trans-
lated 1847. Patron of 120 hvings. — Bishopthorpe
Palace, near York; Atheuseura Club, S.Y/. ; 41,
Belgrave Square, S.W,
YOBK, Captain EdvT-ard (of V/ighill Park).
Only son of the late Richard York, Esq., by Mary
Anne, dau. of 1 at Earl of Harewood ; 6. 1802; s.
1843 ; m. 1835 Penelope Beatrice, dau. of the
Rev. C. Sykes, Rector of Roo.s, co. York. Edu-
cated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1824) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for tije W. Riding of York-
shire ; was formerly Captain in the Yorkshire
Hu.ssars. — Wighill Pai k, near Tadcaster, York-
shire.
Hdr, his son Edward Christopher, 6, 1842.
YOBKE, Eon. EUot Thomas,
Second son of the late Admira.1 the Hon. Sir J.
Yorke, K.C.B., and brother of the 4th Earl of
Hardwicke; b. 1805; m. 1833 Emily Ann Meli-
cent, dau. of E. H. Delmfe RadclitFe, Esq. Edu-
cated at Harrow and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(M. A. 1827); is a Barrister-at-Law (called 1S32),
retired ; a Magistrate for co. Cambridge, and
Chairman of the Cambridgeshire Quarter Sessions ;
has been M.P. for Cambridgeshire since 1835.—
124, Park Street, V/.
YORKE, Hon. and Eev. Grantham Mimton.
Fourth son of the late Admiral Hon. Sir J. Yorke,
K C.B., and brother of 4th Earl of Hardwicke ;
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h. 1809 ; in. 1830 Marian Emily, dau. of Sir A. H.
Montgomery, Bart. Educated at Eton and Queen's
Coll., Cambridge ; appointed Rector of St. I'hilip's,
Birmingham, 1844 ; is Prebendary of Lichfield,
Chaplain to the Bishop of Worcestei-, and Rural
Dean of Birmingham. — St. Philip's Rectory, Bir-
mingham.
YOBKE, Hon. and Ven. Henry Reginald (Arch-
deacon of Ely).
Second son of the late Admiral Hon. Sir J. Yorke,
K.C.B., and brother of the 4th Earl of Hardwicke ;
h. 1803 ; m. 1833 Flora Elizabeth, dau. of General
Sir A. Campbell, Bart., K.C.B. Educated at
Harrow and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1828) ; appointed Rector of Wimpole 1832 ; Arch-
deacon of Huntingdon 1856, Canon of Ely 1859. —
Wimpole Rectory, near Arrington, Cambridge-
shire.
YORKE, Sir Charles, K.C.B. (cr. 185G).
Son of the late Colonel Yorke, Lieutenant of the
Tower of London ; h. 1791. Is a Major-General
in the Army, Colonel 33rd foot, and Military
Secretary at the Horse Guards; served at Water-
loo. — United Service Club, S.W. ; 19, South
Street, W.
YORKE, Joseph, Esq. (of Porthampton Court).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Yorke, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of James Cocks, Esq., of London ;
h. 1807 ; s. 1830 ; in. 1834 Frances Antonia, dau.
of the late Right Hon. Reginald Polo Carew.
Educated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester
(High Siieriff 1844). — Fortliampton Court, near
Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Reginald, h. 1836.
YORKE, Peiree "Wynne, Esq. (of Dyffryn
Aled).
Only son of the late Peiree Wynne Yorke, Esq., by
Elizal.eth, dau. of the late Sir William Buikeley-
Hughes, Kut., of PlasCoch, Anglesey; b. 1826;
s. 1837 ; m. 1854 Lucy Penelope, eldest dau. of
Sir Trevor VVheler, Bart. Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate for co. Denbigh (High Sheriff 1853). —
Dyffryu Ale<i, near Abergele, Denbighshii e.
YOUNG, Sir Charles Lawrence, Bart. (cr.
1769).
Youngest son of the late Sir WiUiam Lawrence
Young, Bart., by Caroline, dau. of John Norris,
Esq., of Hughenden, Bucks ; h. 1839 ; s his brother
as 7th Bart.""'lS54. Educated at New Coll., Oxford.
— New College, Oxford.
Heir Pres., his uncle Henry Tuffnell, in Holy
Orders, &. 1810; in. 1st 1841 Josephine Isabella,
dau. of J. Saville, Esq.; 2nd 1854 Sarah Anne,
only dau. of the late Piev. T. Leigh, Rector of
Wickham Bishops, Essex (she d. 1859).
YOUNG, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Young, Bart., by
Susan, dau. of William Mackworth Praed, Esq.,
You]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Serjeant-at-Law, of Bitton, Teignmouth, Devon ;
b. 1837 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1848. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge. — Formosa Place,
near jMaidenbead, Berks.
Bar Pres., Ins brother Edward Mallet, b. 1839,
YOUNG, Eight Hon. Sir John, Ena-t., K.C.B.,
G.C.M.G. (or. 1821).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Sir
"William Young, Bart., by Lucy, dau. of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Frederick; b. 1807; s. 1848; m.
1835 Adelaide Annabella, dau. of Edward Tuite
Dalton, Esq., step-dau. to the 2nd Marquis of
Headfort. Educated at Eton and Corpus Chri-sti
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829); is a Barrister-at-Law ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cavan ;
was M.P. for CO. Cavan 1831-55; has been suc-
cessively a Lord of the Treasury 1841, Secretary
of the Treasury 1844, and Chief Secretary for
Ireland 1852-5, Lord High Commissioner of the
Ionian Islands 1855-9. This is a junior branch of
the family of Lougheske, co. Donegal, which has
now assumed the name of Brooke : a cadet of the
Youngs, long settled at Auldbar, in Angus, emi-
grated to Ireland in the 16th century, and one of
his descendants acquired Lougheske by marriage
with an heires.s. Miss Knox.— Baillieborough Castle,
CO. Cavan, Ireland.
Jleir Pns., his nephew Thomas Muster, I. 1847,
YOUK"G, Lady.
Florence, 2nd dau. of Erving Clarke, Esq., of Efford
Manor (whom see) ; m. March 1854 Sir William
Norris Young, Bart., of the 23rd Eoyal Welsh
Fusiliers, who fell at the Alma, September 1554.—
EfFord Manor, near riyniouth, Devon.
YOUNG, Sir Charles George, Knt., F.S.A,
D.C.L. (or. 1S42).
Son of the late J. Young, Esq., M.D., of Kenning-
ton, Surrey ; b. 1795 ; m. 1854 Frances Susannah,
dau. of the Eev. S. L. Cooper (widow of F. Tyrrell,
Esq.). Educated at the Charterhouse ; is Garter
King of Arms.— Heralds' College, Doctors' Com-
mons, E.C. ; 9, Princes Terrace, Hyde Park, W.
YOUNG, Sir Henry Edvirard Fox, Knt., C.B. (or
1847),
Third son of the late Colonel Sir A. "W. Young,
some time Governor of Prince Edward's Isle ; V.
1810 ; m. 1848 Augusta Sophia, dau. of C. Marryat,'
Esq. Is Governor of Tasmania ; late Lieutenant- I
Governor of South Australia ; was formerly Lieu- !
tenant-Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, and a i
Judge at St. Lucia.— Government House, Hobart ',
Town, Tasmania.
YOUNG, Adolphus William, Esq. (of Hare
Hatch).
Son of J. A. Young, Esq., of Hare Hatch, by
Frances, dau. of W. H. Haggard, Esq. ; b. 1814 •
m. 1st 1837 Ann Eliza, dau. of E. Smith, Esq. ;
2nd 1847 Jane, dau. of C. Throsby, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for Berks ; formerly High Sheriff of
New South Wales, and represented Port Phillip in
the Legislative Council of that colony ; was M.P.
for Yarmouth 1857-9.- Hare-Hatch House, near
Maidenhead ; Pveform Club, S.W,
Jleir, his son Adolphus Haggard, b. 1845.
YOUNG, Hev. Edward Newton,
Second son of the late Eev, John Young, by Mary,
dau. of Colonel Wood, of the E.I. Co.'s service ;
b. 1795 ; vi. 1829 Anne Catherine, dau. of William
Travis, Esq., M.D., of Scarborough. Educated at
Rugby, Charterhouse, and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1819); appointed Rector of Quainton 1822; is a
Magistrate for Bucks. This family is settled in
Northamptonshire, but originally came from the
neighbourhood of Evesham, co. Worcester. —
Quainton, near Winslow, Bucks,
YOUNG, George Augustus, Esq, (of "Westbere),
Son of the late Sir William Lawrence Young,
Bart., by Anna Louisa, dau. of Jolliffe Tufnell,
Esq., of Langleys, Essex; b. 1822; ?». 1848 Isa-
bella Marianne, dau. of the Rev. George Moore,
Cauon of Canterbury. Is a Magistrate for Bucks
and Kent, and a Captain in the Kent Volunteers ;
formerly of the 8th King's regiment. — Westbere
House, ne.ar Sturry, Kent ; Junior United Service
Club, S.W.
YOUNG, Harry, Esq, (of Cleish Castle),
Eldest son of the late William Young, Esq., by
Johnston, dau. of A. Cutiingham, Esq., of Edin-
burgh ; b. 1816 ; s. his uncle 1840 ; m. 1844 Mary,
dau. of L. Johnston, Esq., of Sands Kincardine,
CO. Perth. Educated at Eton and University of
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Vice-Lieut, of co.
Kinross. — Clei.sh Castle, near Kinross, N.B. ; Cale-
donian United Service Club, Edinburgh.
Jleir Prcs., his brother Alexander, M.D.. b.
1817,
YOUNG, James, Esq. (of Harristown),
Only sou of the late Owen Young, Esq., by his
2nd wife Marianne, dau. of James Atkinson, Esq.,
of Rathangan ; b. 1834; .?. 1843. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1856).- Harristown,
near Castlerea, co. Roscommon.
Jleir Pres., his cousin William, Captain 49th
regiment ; b. 1835 ; m. 1857 Anna, dau. of the
Rev. W. Jelly,
YOUNGHUSBAND, Joseph, Esq, (of Oak-
ville).
Eldest son of the late William Younghusband,
Esq., of Floraville and Wind Hall, Cumberland,
by Hannah, dau. of Isaac Salkeld, Esq. (a cadet
of the Salkelds of White Hall, Cumberland) ; b.
1804 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1844 Harriet Louisiana, dau. of
John Oldham, Esq., of Pernambuco, South Ame-
rica. Is a IMagistrate for cos, Cumberland and
Chester, and a Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland. The
Younghusbands have been yeomen in Cumberland
for nearly two hundred years, where, as such, some
of the family still remain. — Oakville, The Park,
Birkenhead, Cheshire.
Jleir, his son William, b. 1815.
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yiTILLE, Andrew Buchanan, Esq. (of Darleith
House).
Eldest son of the late George Yuille, Esq., of
Cardross Park, co. Dumbarton, who d. 1819, by
Matilda, dau. of Andrew Buchanan, Esq., of
Ardinconal, co. Dumbarton ; h. 1806 ; s. his uncle
1827 ; m. 1837 Margaret Murdoch, eldest dau. of
John Buchanan, Esq., of Edinburgli, formerly of
Catter, co. Stirling. Educated at the Universitj'
of Glasgow. This family are of old standing in the
county of Dumbarton, having been located on
their present possessions for about two centuries.
— Darleith House, near Cardross, Dumbartonshire,
■ N.B. ; Western Club, Glasgow.
Heir Pros., his brother Archibald Buchanan, h.
1812; «i. 1857 Janet Ritchie, dau. ofH. Buchanan,
Esq., of Glasgow.
YULE, Major-General Patrick.
Son of the late — Yule, Esq. ; b. 1790 ; m. 1858
Anne Louisa, only dau. of the 2nd Lord Wynford.
Entered the Royal Engineers 1811 ; became a
Major-Geueral 1857- — 26, Inverleith Rov/, Edin-
burifh.
ZETLAND (Earl of), Thomas Dundas (cr.
1838).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Harriet, dau. of
General Hale; b. 179.1 ; s. 1839; m. 1823 Sophia
Jane, dau. of Sir H. Williamson, Bart. Educated
at Harrosv and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
181.5) ; is Lord-Lieutenant of the N. Riding of
Yorkshire, and Grand Master of the Freemasons
of England ; was M.P. for Richmond 1818-30, for
York 1830-4, and for Richmond 1835-9. Patron of
2 livings. This family is of Scottish extraction. —
Aske Hall, near Richmond, Yorkshire ; Uplea-
tham, near Guisborough, Yorkshire ; Ker.se House,
near Falkirk, N.B. ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 19,
Arlington Street, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother John Charles (whom see).
ZOITCHE (Baroness), Harriet Anne Curzon (cr,
1308).
Elder dau. of the 12th Lord, by Harriet Ann, dau.
of W. Southwell, Esq. ; b. 1787; s. (the abeyance
being terminated in her favour) 1829 ; m. 1808 the
Hon. Robert Curzon (whom see). Patron of 1
living. This barony was in abeyance 1625-1815. —
Parham Park, near Petworth, Sussex.
Heir, her son the Hon. Robert Curzon (whom see).
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The following Names have been received too late for insertion in their iwoy)er i)Uice,
ACKERS,* Abraham, Esq. (of Bickershaw
Hall).
Son of the late — Ackers, Esq. ; is m. and has
issue. — Bickershaw Hall, near Wigan, Lancashire.
Heir, his son Charles Peter, 6. 18 — ; m. 1860
Mary, youDgest dau. of Thomas Glover, Esq., of
Park Road, Chorley, co. Lancaster.
ADAIB, Alexander, Esq. (of Heatherton Park).
Younirest son of the late William Adair. Esq., by
Camilla, dau. of Robert Shafto, Esq., of Ben well,
and brother of Sir R. Sliafto Adair, Bart. ; h. 1792 ;
m. 1827 Harriet Eliza, dau. of George Atkinson,
Esq., of Lee. Educated at Harrow and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1813, M.A. 1816); called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Itm 1815 ; is a Magistrate for
Somerset (High SlietifF 1837). — Heathertoii Park,
near Taunton, Souierset ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Alexander William (whom see,
p. 4).
ADAMS, Borlase Hill, Esq.
Second son of the late William Adams, Esq.,
LL.D., of Thorpe, Surrey, Advocate of Doctors'
Commons, by the Hon. Mary Anne, dau. of the
Hon. WUliam Cockayne, of Rushton Hall, co.
Northampton, niece and co-heiress of Borlase, 6th
and last Lord Viscount Cullen ; h. 1817 ; m- 1855
Harriet Anne, dau. of John Cobbold, Esq., of
Ipswich, and widow of Thomas Rose, Esq. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Exeter Coll., O.xford
(B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842); caUed to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1813 ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex
and Westminster. This family was formerly of
Loveston and Paterchurch, co. Pembroke. — Ox-
ford and Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 55, Torrington
Square, W.C.
ADAMS, George Curtis, Esq. (of Anstey Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Henry Cadwal-
lader Adams, Esq., by Emma, eldest dau. of the
late Sir William Curtis, Bart., M.P. ; h. 1807;
s. his brother, the late Major-General Henry Wil-
liam Adams, 1854 ; m. 1847 Mary Susan, dau.
of E. Woolmer, Esq., of Exeter. Entered the
715
Navy 1824 ; is a Commander R.N. — Anstey Hall,
near Coventry, Warwickshire.
Htir, his son Henry CadwaUader, h. 1850.
ADDESLEY, the Eev. George V/illiam Bowyer
(of Eillongley Hall).
Youngest son of the late Ralph Adderley, Esq., of
Coton Hall, CO. Stafford, by Dorothy, dau. of
Thomas Kynnei-.sley, Esq., of Loxley Park, co.
Stafford ; 6. 178- ; m. 1823 Caroline, youngest
dau. of the late John Taylor, Esq., of Moseley
Hall, Worcester. — Fillougley Hall, near Coventry,
"Warwickshire.
AKROYD, Edward, Esq. (of Bank Field).
Son of the late Jonathan Akroyd, Esq. ; I. 1810 ;
m. 1838 Elizabeth, dau. of the late John Fearby,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W.
Riding of Yorkshire ; sole partner in the firm of
Akroyd and Son, Worsted Manufacturers, and
Chairman of the Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax
Railway Ciunpany ; was M.P. for Halifax 1857-9.
Piitionage 1 living. — Baidc Field, near Halifax;
Denton Park, near Otley, Yorkshire; Reform
Club, S."SV.
ALCOCK, Harry, Esq. (of "Wilton).
Eldest son of the late Henry Alcock, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of James Savage, Esq., of Kil-
gibbon, CO. Wexford; h. 1821; s. 1840. Is a
Magistrate for co. Wexford (High Sheriff lSf7),
and a Captain in Wexford IMilitia. This family
settled in Wexford during Cromwell's wars. —
Wilton, near Enniscorthy, co. "Wexford.
Heir Prcs., his brother Usher William, h. 182- ;
m. 1858 Aphra Belinda, dau. of Richard Daxton,
Esq., of Limerick.
ALEXANDER, John, Esq. (of Newton-
limavady).
Youngest son of the late John Alexander, Esq., of
Newtonlimavady, by Margaret, dau. of S. Maxwell,
Esq., of Armagh ; b. 1836 ; s. 1849. Appointed
High Sheriff of the city and co. of Londonderry
1860. — Newtonlimavady, co. Londonderry.
Heir P res,, his brother Samuel Maxwell, h. 183-.
Ale]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ALEXANDER, Bev. Jolm, LL.D. (of Came).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Robert Alexander,
LL.D., of New Ross, co. "Wexford, and Burgess of
the city of Glasgow, byKatherine, dau. of Guddard
Richards, Esq., of Grange, co. Wexford ; h. 1798 ;
s. 1821 ; m. Mary, dau. of the late Rev. Weldon
John Molony, of Kiltanuon, co. Clare, and Rector
of Duideckney, co. Carlow. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1821, LL.D. 18.56). Is a
Burgess of the city of Glasgow, admitted on claim
of hereditary right, 1851. This family claim to be
the representatives of and heirs to the Earldonr of
Stirling in the Peerage of Scotland ; A. Alexander,
of Maryville, co. Galway, cousin to the above Rev.
Dr. Alexander, being now claimant for the honours.
— Carne Rectory, Churchtown, co. Wexford.
IIeir,\\\s son John, B.A.. of Trinity Coll.j Dublin,
in Holy Ordens, /;. 1833.
ALLFBEY,* Henry l,Vells, Esq. (of Hemingford
House).
Second son of the late Allfrey, Esq., by a
dau. of Robert Shedden, Esq., and brother of
Robert Allfrey, Esq., of Wokefield Park, Berks ;
h. 18 — ; m. 18 — Adeline Frances, dau. of the late
Colonel Sir Robert Mowbray, K.H., of Ciockairnie,
N.B. Is a Magistrate for co. Warwick. — Heming-
ford House, near Stratford- on- Avon, Warwick-
shire.
ALLPBEY,* Bobert, Esq. (of Wokefield Park\
Eldest son of the late Allfrey, Esq., by a dau.
of Robert Shedden, Esq. ; l. ISO-; is m. and has
issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks.
— Wokefield Park, Moitimer near Reading,
Berks.
AMPHLETT, John, Esq. (of Clent House).
Eldest son of the late John Ampblett, Esq., of
Clent, CO. Worcester, by Eliza, dau. of B. Eenyon,
Esq., M.P., of Haughton, Shiffnal ; h. 1820 ; s. his
grandfiither 1841 ; m. 1841 Jane, dau. of the late
R. Smithson, Esq., of Skipwith, co. York. This
family anciently resided at Salwarpe, co. Worcester.
— Clent House, near Stourbridge, Worcestershire.
Heir, his son John, h. 1845.
ANDEBSON, Esq. (of Kingask).
Eldest son of the late Major Alexander Anderson
(of the E.I. Co.'s service, Dei). Lieut, for co. Fife),
by Mary Margaret, eldest dau. of J. H. Hampton,
Esq., of Henlly.s, Anglesey ; h. 18 — ; s. 1855.
Is an Officer in the Bengal Army. — Kingask, near
Montrave, Fifeshire.
AKTKETELL, Matthew John, Esq. (of Anketell
Grove).
Eldest son of the late William Anketell, Esq., D.L.
and J. P. for co. Monaghan, by Sarah, dau. of
John Waring-Maxwell, Esq., of Fininbrogue ; b.
1812 ; .s. 1851 ; m. 1840 Catherine Frances Anne,
dau. of David Ker, Esq., M.P., of Portavo, co.
Down (by his wife Lady Selina, dau. of Robert,
1st Marquis of Londonderry. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Monaghan (High SherifFLSSS) ;
' was formerly Major Monaghan Militia. This
family is sprung from Anschitil Fitz Ameline, a
Norman officer of Queen Matilda, who acquired a
grant of land in Dorset circa 1066 (see Domesday
Book). Various members of this family represented
Shaflesbury temp. Edward I. and III., and re-
sided at " Anketil Place, "t close to Shaftesbury;
the elder branch became extinct, but a younger
branch was settled in Ireland by Oliver Anketill,
of Aidcetill's Grove, co. Monaghan, a.d. 1636, who
obtained grants of land from Charles I. and II. —
Anketell Grove, co. Monaghan.
Heir, his son Matthew David, h. 1841.
AWISTESLEY, Hon. Htigh.
Second son of 3rd Earl Annesley, and brother of
4th Earl; h. 1830. Educated at Eton ; is Lieu-
tenant and Captain Scots Fusilier Guards ; served
in the Crimea 1854-5 ; has been M.P. for co.
Cavan since 1857. — Castle Wellan, co. Down;
Carlton, White's, and Guards' Clubs, S.W. ; 25,
Norfolk Street, Hyde Park, W.
AlvTIfESLEY,* Arthm- Lyttelton, Esq. (of Arley
Castle, Staffordshire).
Eldest son of the late Major-General Norman
Macleod, C.B., by Lady Hester Annabella Annes-
ley, sister of George, last Earl of Mountmorris ;
h. 18 — ; s. his uncle 1844 ; m. 18— Miss Bradley.
Is a Magistrate for cos. Silop and Worcester ; was
formerly a Captain in the Army. — Arley Castle,
near Bewdley ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
ANSTBUTHEB,* James Hamilton Lloyd, Esq.
Cof Hintlesham Hall).
Second son of the late General R. Anstruther, who
fell at Corunna 1809, by Charlotte Lucy, dau. of
Colonel James Hamilton ; h. 180- ; m. 1st 1838
Georgiana Charlotte, dau. of the late Hon. L. M.
Burrell (she d. 1843) ; 2nd 184/ Georgina Christina,
dau. of the late ^'iscount Barringtou. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk. — Hintlesham
Hall, near Hadleigh, Suffolk.
Heir, his son.
ABABIN, Bichard, Esq. (of High Beech).
Only child of the late Mr. Serjeant Arabiu, of
High Beech, Essex, by Mary, dau. of Richard
Meux, Esq., of Castlebar House, Middlesex ; h.
1812; s. 1841; m. 1839 Elizabeth Mary, eldest
dau. of the late Sir Henry Meux, Bart. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts, Middlesex,
and Essex. — Drayton House, High Beech, near
Waltham Cross, Essex ; Ryde, Isle of Wight; 28,
Bruton Street, W.
Heir, his son William St. Julien, h. 1842.
t This place is mentionetl by Leland, in his Itinerary of
1553: "Anketelles dwelled hard by Shaftesburi, under the
hill ; they posese it yet." And Mr. Coker, in his " Survey of
Dorsetshire," A.D. 1732, says: "Seeing 1 have remembered
particular houses, I may not overpasse AnctiU's Place, seated
on the south side of the towne, under the hill, which not
long sithence was the seat of the antient and well-respected
familic of the Anctills." Colonel Anketil, a member of this
family, was Governor of Corfe Castle for the king, a.d. 1645.
The estate was sold to John Still, Bishop of Bath and Wells,
early in the I/th century.
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ARCEDECKNE,* Andrew, Esq. (of Glevering
Hall),
Son of the late Andrew Areedeckne, Esq., of
Glevering Hnll (who was a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Suffolk, and M.P. for Dunwich 1826-31),
by Harriet, only dau. of Francis Love Beckford,
Esq., of Basing Park, Hants; h. 1S22; s. 1819.
Is a Magistrate for Suffolk. — Glevering HaU, near
Woodbridge, Suffolk.
ABCHBOLD,* James, Esq. (of Davidstown),
Eldest surviving son of the late James Archbold,
Esq., of Davidstown, by Ele.anor, dau. of T.
Kavanagh, Esq.; h. 178- ; s. liis brother Bobert
(late M.P. foi- CO. Kildare) 1855 ; m. 1842 IMary,
dau. of N. M. Power, Esq., of Faithlegg, co.
Waterford. — Davidstown, near Athy, co. Kildare.
ABCHEE, Clement, Esq. (of Ballyseskin).
Second son of the late Henrj' Archei', Esq., by
Mary, dau. of John Harvey, Esq., of Killane
Castle, CO. Wexford ; h. 1809 ; s. 1836 ; m. 18—
Julia, dau. of Charles Worral, Esq., of New York,
U.S. This family were formerly De Boys, and
were seated in Essex ; they settled in Wexford
about the close of the 17th century, and obtained
Ballyseskin by marriage with the house of Bun-
bury. — Juliamount, near Wexford.
Ilcir, his nephew Henry, h. 1840, eldest son of
the late Bunbury Archer, Esq., by Maria, dau. of
Dr. Led with.
ABCHIBALD,* Charles Dickson, Esq. (of Bus-
land Hall).
Son of the late S. G. Archibald, Esq., of Nova
Scotia ; b. 18 — ; m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Walney, near
Ulverston, Lancashire.
ABDEW, Eichard Edward, Esq. (of Sunbury
Park).
Second son of the late Joseph Arden, Esq., of
Islington, Middlesex ; h. 1804 ; m. 1st 1832 Fanny,
dau. of John Whitsed, Esq., M.D. (she d. 1836) ;
2nd 1839 Mary, dau. of John Finney, Esq. Called
to the Bar at Gray's Inn 1847 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, and a Fellow of the
Geological and Royal Geograpliical Societies. —
Sunbury Park, Middlesex ; Partlienon Club, S.W. ;
1, Lancnster Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W.
Heir, his son Percy, h. 1840, of Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford, and a Member of the Inner Temple.
ABGLES, Prank Atkinson, Esq. (of Eversley).
Second son of the late George Argles, Esq., of
Southampton, Captain R. N., by Jane, dau. of
Thomas Atkinson, Esq., of Kendal ; h. 1816 ; m.
1858 Susannah, dau. and heiress of Tobias Atkin-
son, Esq., of Kendal. Educated at Tunbridge ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Westmore-
land ; was formerly a Solicitor in London. — Evers-
ley, near Milnthorpe, Westmoreland ; Conserva-
tive Club, S.W.
Jlcir, his son Thomas Atkinson, h. 1859.
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ABMSTBONG, the Bev. Benjamin John.
Only son of B. J. Armstrong, Esq., of Southall,
Middlesex, J. P. and D.L. for Middlesex, by Ann,
dau. of John Bailey, Esq., of Kew, Surrey ; b.
1S19 ; m. 1843 Ann Rebecca, eldest dau. of Wil-
liam Duncombe, Esq., of Lagley, Great Berkliam-
eted, Herts. Educated at Caius Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1841, M.A. 1848) ; is Vicar of East Dere-
ham ; was formerly Rector of Little Stanmore,
Middlesex. — The Vicarage, East Dereham, Nor-
folk ; 7, Upper Wimpole Street, W.
Heir, his son Benjamin John, b. 1850.
ABMSTBONG,* George De la Poer, Esq. (of
Chafipool).
Eldest son of the late — Armstrong, Esq., of
Chaffpool ; b. 18 — ■ ; is in. and has issue. Is a
Magistrate for cos. Sligo and Tipperary. — Chaff-
pool, near Ballymote, co. Sligo ; Mealiff, near
Thurles, co. Tipperary.
Ileir, his son George, a Magistrate for co. Sligo.
ABMSTEOISTG,* James Perrier, Esq. (of Castle
Ivor).
Son of the late J. Armstrong, Esq. ; m. 1836
Honoria, eldest dau. of the late John Fleming,
Esq., M.P., of Stonehara Park, Hants.— Castle
Iver, King's co., Ireland.
ABMYTAGE, Lieut.-Colonel Henry.
Eldest son of Colonel Armytage, of Broomhill,
Kent, by Charlotte, dau. of N. Starkie, Esq., of
Huntroyde, Lancashire; b. 1828; m. 1851 Fenella
Fitzhardinge, dau. of Sir Maurice and Lady C.
Berkeley. Appointed to the Coldstream Guards
1847 ; served in the Crimea, and was present at all
the actions from 1854 to the close of the campaign.
—Broomhill, Kent ; Guards' Club, S.AV. ; 15, St.
George's Road, S.W.
Heir, his son Percy, b. 1853.
ARNOTT, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1859).
Third son of John Arnott, Esq., of Auchtermuly,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander Paten, Esq., of
Greedybank ; b. 1817 ; in. 1852 Mary, dau. of
James M'Kinlay, Esq., of Stirling. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. and city of Cork, and a Merchant at
Cork ; elected M.P. for Kinsale 1859.— Fir Hill,
near Monstown, co. Cork ; Reform Club, S.W.
ABNOTT.
(See Walker- Arnott.)
ASHV/OBTH,* Bev. John Horvcy (late of Crag-
gan Tower, co. Clare).
Son of the late • — Ash worth, Esq., of Craggan
Tower, co. Clare ; b. 179- ; m. 1827 Mary, dau. of
T. H. Vavasour, Esq. Educated at University
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1819, M.A. 1825) ; is a Magis-
trate for Hants. This fauiily have been settled
for many generations in cos. York and Lancaster.
— 16, Hyde-Park Gate South, Kensington Gore,
S.W.
Ask]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ASKEW, Henry WiUiam, Esq. (of Conishead
Priory).
Eldest son of the l;ite Kev. Henry Askew, of
Greystoke Rectory, Penrith, by Ann, dau. of
Colonel Sunderland, of Little Croft, Ulverstone ;
I). 1808 ; m. 1832 Lucy, Srd dau. of the late Hon.
and Right Rev. Hugh Percy, Lord Bishop of Car-
lisle. Is a Magistrate for A rgyle, Cumberland, and
Lancashire. — Conishead Priory, near Ulverstone;
Glenridding, near Penrith.
Jleir, his son Henry Hugh, b. 1847.
ASPIIvTALL, John Thomas "Walshman, Esq. (of
Standen Hall),
Eldest son of the late John Aspinall, Esq., of
Standen Hall, co. Lancaster, by Harriet, dau. of
R. Bligborough, Esq., M.D. ; b. IS—; s. 1851 ;
r)i. 184- Elinor, dau. of N. Aspinall, Esq., of
Liverpool. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lancaster; was M.P. for Clitheroe May — ■
August, 1853.— Standen Hall, near Clitheroe, Lan-
cashire.
Heir, his son John, b. 1847.
ATHY, Handle Edmond Lynch, Esq. (of Ben-
ville).
Eldest son of the late Philip Lynch Athy, Esq.,
of Renville, by Mary Bridget, dau. of Randle Mac-
Donnell, Esq., of Fairfieid, co. Dublin ; b. 1815 ;
s. 1840 ; m. 1858 Margaret, dau. of William Hill
Buckle, Esq., of Chusely, co. Worcester. Edu-
cated at Downside Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co.
Gixlway. — Renville, near Oranmore, co. Galway.
Jlcir, his sou Edmond Joseph Philip, b. 1859.
ATKIKT,* John Thomas, Esq. (of Leadington).
Eldest son of the late Maurice Uniacke Atkin,
Esq., of Leadington, co. Cork, Lieutenant-Colonel
N. Cork Militia, by Elizabeth, only dau. of Daniel
M'Carthy, Esq., of Carrignavan, co. Cork, and
grand-dau. of Gerald, 24 th LordKingsale ; m. 18 —
Sophia, dau. of Wright, Esq., of Dublin.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin. This family is
descended from the Atkins of Somerset, of whom
the first settler, John Atkin, Esq., d. in 1642. —
Leadington, near Midleton, co. Cork.
Ilcir, his son Maurice.
ATKIWS,* Sobert, Esq. (of V/aterpark).
Eldest son of the late Captain Robert Atkins, of
Waterpark ; b. 184- ; s. 1859. — Waterpark, near
CaiTigaline, co. Cork,
ATKIK-S-GOIK-G, the Hev, Philip Going (of
Pu-ville).
Eldest son of the late Robert Atkins, Esq., by
Charlotte, 2nd dau. and co-heir of Philip Going,
Esq., of Monaquil, co. Tipperary ; b. 1804 ; s. 1839 ;
7)1. 1830 Jane, 2nd dau. of the late Rowland Mor-
rison, E.sq., of Tivoli House, co. Cork, by his wife
Maria Jane, dau. of Robert Davies, Esq., M.D., and
sister of the Rev. Boyle Davies. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Duljlin ; assumed the name of Going
after that of Atkins under the will of his maternal
grandfather, on the decease of his v/idow Grace,
dau. of Thomas Bernard, Esq., of Castle Bernard,
King's CO. This family is a branch of the Glouces-
tershire house, and one of the few remaining in the
male line. — Firville, near Mallow, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1833.
ATKIlsrSON,* George Guy, Esq, (of Ashley
Park).
Eldest son of the late George Atkinson, Esq., of
Ashley Park. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
King's CO. and co. Tipperary. This family is de-
scended from a common ancestor with the Atkin-
sons of Cangort. — Ashley Park, near Nenagh, co.
Tipperary.
ATKIlSrSOEr, Guy,t Esq. (of Cangort).
Eldest son of the late Jackson Wray Atkinson,
Esq., of Cangort, by Sarah, dau. of R. Caddell,
Esq., of Strewe ; b. 1790 ; in. 1839 Anne Mary,
dau. of William Trench, Esq., of Cangort Park.
Educated at Luxembourg and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary and
King's CO. (High Sheriff 1847). — Cangort, near
Shinrone, King's co.
Heir, his son Guy Newcomen, 6. 1847.
ATKINSOn, Rev. James Augu.stus,
Son of the late James Atkinson, Esq. ; 6. 1831 ;
m. 1855 Charlotte Adelaide, 3rd d.au. of the 6th
Viscount Chetwynd. Educated at Eton and Exe-
ter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1853, M.A. 1856); is In-
cumbent of HoUinwood, co. Lancaster. — Hollin-
wood Parsonage, near Manchester,
ATTHIIiL, the Eev. William, M.A. (of Sran-
deston Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Atthill, Preben-
dary of Clogher, Rector of Fintona, co. Tyrone, and
of Magheraculniony, co. Fermanagh, by Henrietta
Margaret Eyre, dau. of the late Very Rev. George
Maunsell, D.D., Dean of Leighlin ; b. 1807 ; s. 1847 ;
m. 1st 1835 Sarah Bircham, dau. of Guy Lloyd,
Esq., of Bawdswell Hall, Norfolk, and Croghan
House, CO. Ro.5common (she d. 1837) ; 2nd 1840
Catherine Elizabeth, only dau. of the late Chris-
topher Topham, Esq., of Middleham .Hall, co.
York (.she d. 1844) ; Srd 1847 Caroline Amelia, only
dau. of the late Captain John Halsted, R.N. (she
d. 1848) ; 4th 1849 Dorothea, dau. of the late
Robert RadclyiFe, Esq., of Foxdenton Hall, co.
Lancaster, and Hyde Hou.-^e, Dorset, claimant of
the ancient barony of Fitz- Walter, Is Vicar of
Horsford, and P, C. of Horsham St. Faith's,
Norfolk ; was formerly Canon and Sub-Dean of
Middleham. This family is of ancient Saxon
origin. — Brandeston Hall, Attle-Bridge, Norfolk ;
Horsford Vicarage, near Norwich.
Heir, his son William, Lieutenant 89tli regiment ;
b. 1836; r,i. 1858 Annie Sarah Fitzherbert, dau. of
J. Wheeler, Esq., of Westland.s, co. Cork.
ATTWOOD, Matthias Wolverley, Esq,
Son of the late Matthias Attvvood, Esq., many
years M.P. for C.allington, Whitehaven, &c. Is a
Magistrate and .Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, and a
t Died November, 18.59, whilst these sheets were at press.
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jiagistrate for Kent, and a Merchant in London ;
w.xsM.F. for Greenwich 1837-41.— DuUvicli Ilill,
Kent, S.E. ; Carlton and Union Clubs, S.W.
liTTWOOD, Thomas Aurelius, Esq.. (of Erd-
ington) .
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
Attwood, Esq., of Birmingham (who was M.P. for
that borough 1833-40), by Elizabeth, dau. of Wil-
liam Carless (Gentleman), of Birmingham ; b.
1810 ; m. 1857 Mary, eldest dau. of Mr. Joseph
Sniallwood, of Birmingham. Is a Member of
Lincoln's Inn, and a Banker at Birmingham. —
~ Wood-End House, Erdington, near Birmingham.
A-TJCHHSTLECK, Hev. Jolm.
Second son of the late Eev. Alexander Auchinleck,
Eector of Rossoray, co. Fermanagh, by Jane,
dau. of James Eccles, Esq., of Eccles Ville, co.
Tyrone ; b. 1809 ; m. 18— Katherine, dau. of the
late Rev. Tboinas Johnstone, Provost of Ennis-
killen. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (M.A.
1833) ; is Rector of Ballyback, co. Wexford, and
Dunboyne, co. Meath ; late a Magistrate for cos.
Tyrone and Fermanagh. This family is a branch
of the ancient Scottish family of Auchinleck, of
that ilk, now represented by Sir Robert Affleck,
Bart. A branch settled at Balmanno, co. Fife,
from which the present family descend ; they have
been settled in co. Fermanagh for nearly 200
years. — Dunboyne Glebe, near Maynooth, co.
Kildare ; Arthurstown, near New Ross, co. Wex-
ford.
Heir, his son John Claude Alexander, b. 1835,
Captain R.A.
AWDBY, Ambrose, Esg. (of Seend),
Only son of the late Peter Awdry, E.^q., of Seend,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Anthony Guy, Esq. ; b. 1816 ;
s. his father 1826, and his uncle Ambrose Awdry,
Esq., of Seend, 1842 ; m. 184- Eliza, dau. of George
B. Clapcott, Esq., of Keyustone, Dorset. This
family has been resident in Wilts since 1601. —
Seend, near Melksbam, ^Vilts.
Heir, his son Ambrose, b. 1843.
AYLMEH,* John Harrison, Esg. (of Walvvortli
Castle),
m. 1849 Rosanna Louisa, dau. of Rear-xidmiral
Sir Josiah C. Coghill, Bart. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham. — Walworth Castle,
near Darlington, co. Durham.
AYLWARD,* James Kearney, Esci. (of Sliank-
hiU Castle).
Eldest son of the late Nicholas Aylward, Esq.,
of Shankhill Castle. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kilkenny (High Sheriff 1837). —
Shankhill Castle, near Whitehall, co. Kilkenny.
BAGOT,* the Bev. Egerton Arden (of Pipe Hays
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Walter Bagot, Rector
of Blithefield and Leigh, co. Stafford, by Anne,
dau. of W. Swinnerton, Esq., and cousin of
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the late Lord Bagot; h. 1777 ; m. 1822 Elizabeth
Isabella, eldest dau. of the Hon. and Rev. G.
Biidgeman. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1800, M.A. 1803). — Pipe Hays Hall, near Bir-
mingham.
BAGOT, John James, Esq. (of Castle Bagot, co.
Dublin).
Only son of the late John Bagot, Esq., of Castle
Bagot, by a dau. of R. Dea.se, Esq., of Turbots-
town ; b. 178- ; s. 1792 ; m. 18— Ellen, dau. and co-
heir (with her sister the late Countess of Kenmare)
of — O'Callaghan, E.sq., of Kilgore}', co. Clare,
Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Dublin. This family is descended from a com-
mon ancestor with Lord Bagot. — Castle Bagot,
near Rathcoole, Ireland.
BAILEY, Mrs. (of Easton Court).
Elizabeth Mary, only child of the late William
Congreve Russell, Esq., D.L., of Moore Green,
CO. Worcester (who was M.P. for East Worcester-
shire 1833-4, and d. 1850), by Elizabeth Mary, 3rd
dau. of the late J. T. H. Hopper, Esq., of Witton
Castle, CO. Durham ; m. 1839 John, eldest son of
the late Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart., and .some time
M.P. for CO. Hereford, who d. 1850. — Easton
Court, near Ledbury, Herefordshire; Moore Green,
Worcestershire.
BAILLIE, "William Montagu, Esc<.
Second son of Evan Baillie, Esq., of Dochfour, co.
Inverness, by Georgiana, dau. of the 5th Duke of
Manchester ; 6.1827 ; m. 1859 Theodosia Gertrude,
dau. of the Earl of Carysfort. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1849, M.A. 1852) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester, and
a Banker at Bristol.— Old Bank, Bristol ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
BAIKE,* V/alter, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Robert Baine, Esq., of
Greenock, N.B. ; b. 1781. Is a Magistrate for co.
Renfrew, and a Merchant at Greenock ; was M.P.
for Greenock 1845-7. — Greenock, Renfrewshire,
N.B. ; Reform Club, S.W.
BAIBD, the Misses (of Closeburn).t
Jane Isabella and Charlotte Marion, twin daus.
and heirs of the late Douglas Baird, Esq., by
Charlotte, only dau. of Henry Acton, Esq., for-
merly Captain 12th Royal Lancers (uncle of the
late Sir Richard Acton, Bart.) ; s. their father in
1851.— Closeburu Hall, near Thornhill, Dumfries-
shire.
BAXEB,* Colonel Edward (of The Manor House,
Salisbury).
Son of the late — Baker, Esq.; b. 17—. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts, Lieutenant-
Colonel Royal Wilts Yeomanry, and an A.D.C. to
t Closeburn was for many centuries the residence of the
noble family of Kirkpatrick. (See Sir B. Burke's " Vicissi-
tudes of Noble Families. ";
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
the Queen ; was M.P. for Wilts 18'26-31 and
1837-41. — The Manor House, Salisbury; Boodle's,
Arthur's, and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
BAKER,* Wmiam Robert, Esq. (of Bayford-
bury).
Only surviving son of the late William Baker, Esq.,
of Bayfordbury; i-. 1810 ; m. 1838 Anne Emma
Katharine, eldest dau. of the late H. Fynes Clin-
ton, Esq. Is a IMagistrate for Herts (High Sheriff
1835). — Bayfordbury, near Hertford.
BAKER.
(See JJlngfield-Baher.)
BALPOUR-OGILVY, Mrs. (of Tannadice).
Mary, eldest dau. of the late Charles Ogilvy, Esq.,
of Tannadice (who d. 1835), by Mary, dau. of the
late James Macdonald, Esq., and Mary Allardice, of
Allardice ; m. 1833 Colonel David William Balfour
(eldest sou of the late Colonel Balfour, 40th
regiuient)t who took the name of Ogilvy on suc-
ceeding her brother at Tannadice 1844, and died
before Sebastopol 1855. Mrs. Balfour -Ogilvy
represents the family of Ogilvy of Balfour, co. For-
far, a cadet of the family of Airlie. — Tannadice,
near Forfar, N.B.
Heir, her son William.
BALL, Edward, Esq. (of Burwell, Cambridge-
sMre).
Son of the late Mr. Richard Ball, by Elizabeth,
dau. of Thwaites, Esq. ; b. 1793 ; m. 1820
Elizabeth, dau. of Salisbury Dunn, Esq. Is a
Dap. Lieut, for co. Cambridge ; has been M.P. for
Cambridgeshire since 1852. — Burwell, near New-
market; 41, South Audley Street, W.
BALLIKTGALL, "William, Esq. (of Altamont).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Ballingall, Knt.,
by Jane, dau. of James Ballingall, Esq., of Perth ;
b. 1823 ; s. 1855. Educated at Edinburgh ; is
Major 24th regiment Native Infantry, Bombay
Army. — Altamont, near Blairgowrie, Perthshire.
JIt'iv Pres., his brother George, M.D., Professor
of Surgery in the Grant Medical College, Bombay.
BAND,* Rev. Charles Edward (of 'Wookey
House).
Only son of the late Edward Wright Band, Esq.,
J. P., of Wookey House, Somerset ; b. 1800 ; is
married. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1823, M.A. 1828) ; appointed Rector of
Combe Raleigh 1826. — Combe Raleigh, near
Honiton, Devon ; Wookey House, near Wells,
Somerset.
EARBOUE, Thomas, Esq. (of Dalshaiigan).
Son of the late James Barbour, Esq., of Barlay,
in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, by Elizabeth,
dau. of the late David Kennedy, Esq., of Knock-
t This gentleman was of the Balfours of Trenaby, wlio
settled in co. Fife in the reign of Malcolm Canmore, and were
afterwards Barous of Mountghuanie.
nailing, J. P. and D.L. ; b. 1813. Is a Magistrate
for the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. — Dalshangan,
near New Galloway, Kirkcudbrightshire, N.B.
BARBOUR, William, Esq.
Eldest son of the late James Barbour, Esq., of
Barlay, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, by
Elizabeth, dau. of the late David Kennedy, Esq.,
of Knocknalling, J.P. and D.L. ; b. 1810. Is a
Magistrate for the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. — •
Barlay, near New Galloway, Kirkcudbrightshire,
N.B.
BARIISTG, Henry Bingham, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Henry Baring, Esq., by
Maria Matilda, dau. of William Bingham, Esq., of
Philadelphia, U.S., and cousin of the 2nd Lord A.sh-
burton ; b. 1804 ; m. 1st 1827 Augusta, dau. of the
6th Earl of Cardigan (she d. 1853) ; 2nd 1854
Mdlle. Marie de Martinoff. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., O.xford (B.A. 182.5) ; was a Lord of the
Treasury under Sir R. Peel's Government ; was
M.P. for Callington 1831-2; has sat for Marl-
borough since that time. — Carlton and Athenaeum
Clubs, S.W. ; 1, Chester Place, S.W.
BARKER, Sir George Robert, K.C.B. (cv.
1859).
Son of the late — Barker, Esq. ; b. 1816. Entered
the Royal Artillery 1834 ; is Colonel R.A.
BARKER.
(See Rayniond-Bcirhev.)
BARLOW, Arthur Pratt, Esq. (of Sonning).
Son of the late Frederick Pratt Barlow, Esq., of
Kensington, by Harriot Katherine, dau. of Thomas
Hasker, Esq. ; h. 1823 ; m. 1859 Marie, dau. of the
Rev. Thomas Arthur Powys. Educated at Trinity
Hall, Cambridge ; admitted as a Procurator-General
of the Arches and High Courts of Admiralty in
1846. — The Cottage, Sonning, near Reading; the
Garrick and Raleigh Clubs, W.C.
BARNARD, Herbert, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John Barnard, Esq., of Park
Gate, Flam Common, Surrey, by Mary Anne, dau.
of Herbert N. Jarrett, Esq. ; b. 1831 ; m. 1854 Ellen,
dau. of William Wyndham, Esq., of Dinton, W^ilts.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for Surrey. — •
Park Gate, Ham Common, near Richmond, Surrey ;
Union Club, S.W. ; 69, Portland Place, W.
Heir, his son Herbert Wyndham, h. 1859.
BARNARD, Thomas, Esq. (of Cople House).
Son of the late Thomas B.arnard, Esq., Banker, ofl
Bedford ; b. 1830 ; m. 1859 Isabella Henrietta'
Theodora, youngest dau. of Henry Lawes Long,
Esq., of Hampton Lodge, Surrey, and the Lady
Catharine Long. Is a Magistrate for Beds, and a
Banker at Bedford ; was M":P. for Bedford 1857-9.
— Cople House, near Bedford.
BARNEWELL,* the Rev. Charles Barnard (of
Mileham).
Eldest son of the late Herring, Esq., by
Miss Barnewell (whose name he has assumed) ;
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h. 1800 ; m. 18— Miss Wyndham. Educated at
Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1823) ; appointed
Rector of Mileham 1825 ; is a Magistrate for
Norfolk. — Mileham, near SwafFham, Norfolk.
BARKETT, John Basil, Esq. (of Milton House).
Eldest son of the late John Richard Barrett, Esq.,
of Milton House, by Martha, dau. of Charles Nor-
rington, Esq. ; h. 1810 ; s. 1843. Educated at
Oscott Coll. ; is a Magistrate for Berks. — Milton
House, near Abingdon, Berks.
BARRY, Garret Standish., Esq. (of Lemlara
House).
Son of the late Standish Barry, Esq. ; h. 1788.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called to the
Irish Bar ISll ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Cork ; was M.P. for co. Cork 1833-41.—
Lemlara House, near Carrigtushil), co. Cork.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Standish, b. 1804 ;
m. 1836 Angelina, dau. of William Brander, Esq.,
of Morden Hall, Surrey, and has issue.
BARTOW,* Cliristoplier, Esq. (of Rocliestov.ni).
Eldest son of the late Samuel William Barton,
Esq., of Rochestown, by Emma, dau. of the late
Hon. C. Hely Hutchinson ; b. 1832 ; s. 1857. Is
a Magistrate for co. Tipperary. This family is
descended from a common ancestor with the Bar-
tons of Straffan and Glendalough (whom see). —
Rochestown, near Cahir, co. Tipperary.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, b. 1839.
BARTOH,* Hiigli "Wniiam, Esq. (of the "Water-
foot).
Son of the late — Barton, Esq., of TheWaterfoot ;
b. 18 — ; m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Fermanagh. — The Waterfoot,
near Kesh, co. Fermanagh.
Heir, his son.
BARTOIT,* Katlianiel, Esq. (of Straffan).
Son of the late — Barton, Esq., of Straffan ; b. 17 — ;
m. 18 — , and has issue. Is a Magistrate for cos.
Kildare and Down. — Straffan, co. Kildare.
Heir, his son.
BARTOIT,* Thomas Johnston, Esq. (of Glen-
dalough).
Son of the late — Barton, Esq., of Glendalongli ;
b. 18 — ; m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Roscommon, and a Magistrate
for CO. Wicklow. — Glendalough House, near Anna-
moe, CO. Wicklow.
Heir, his son.
BAR"W"IS, the Rev. Wmiam Outhbert (of Lang-
rigg Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Barwis, Esq., of Lang-
rigg Hall, Cumberland, by Frances, dau. of the
Rev. J. Gutch, Registrar of the University of Ox-
ford; b. 1824; m. 1850 Mary, dau. of Benjamin
Hoghton, Esq., of Waitham Abbey. Educated at
Merchant Taylors' School and Pembroke Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1847, M.A. 1851); ordained
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Deacon 1848, Priest 1849 ; was foi-merly Incum-
Ijcnt of Christ Church, Leeds ; is Curate of Chip-
ping Norton. — Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire.
Heir, his dau. Amy.
BASKERVILLE, Henry, Esq. (of Crowsley
Park).
Son of Oriel Viveash, Esq., of Calne, Wilts, by
Sarah, dau. of Thomas Baskerville, Esq., of Woolley
House, Wilts ; b. 18 — ; s. his cousin, whose name
he assumed, in 1837 ; m. 1839 Mary Anna, second
dau. of John Burton, Esq., of Andover Lodge,
Cheltenham. Educated at Haileybury Coll., and
was for some years in the Madras Civil Service ; is
a Magistrate for Wilts and Somerset, and a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxen (High Sheriff 1847).
— Crowsley Park, near Henley-on-Thames, Oxford-
shire ; W^ooUey House, Wilts.
Heir, his son John, an Officer in the Inniskilling
Dragoons, b. 1840.
BASKERVYLE-GLEGG,* John, Esq. (of Old
■Withington Hall).
b. 178- ; m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Chester. — Old Withington Hall,
near Knutsford, Cheshire.
Heir, his son John, of Thurtaston, a Magistrate
for CO. Chester, b. 18 — ; is m,
BASSET,* Arthur Davie, Esq. (of Watermotith) .
Eldest son of the late Joseph Davie, Esq., who
assumed the name of Basset on inheriting the pro-
l^erty of his maternal uncle, Joseph D. Basset,
Esq. ; m. 18— Harriet, dau. of — Crawfurth, Esq.,
of Crawfurth. Is a Magistrate for Devon. This
family is a branch of that of the late Lord De Dun-
stanville and the Barone.ss Basset.— Watermouth,
near Ilfracombe, Devon.
BATSMA]Nr,+ Hugh V/illoughby, Esq. (of Hart-
ington Hall).
Eldest son of the late Richard Thomas Bateman,
Esq., of Hartington Hall, by Magdalen, dau. of
R. Willoughby, Esq. ; b. 1823; s. 1853.— Harting-
ton Hall, Bakewell, Derbyshire ; Pulteney Street,
Bath.
Heir Pres., his brother.
BATEMAIT,* John, Esq. (of Bertholey House).
Eldest son of the late Colthurst Bateman, Esq., of
Bertholey, by Jane Sarah, dau. of John Kemeys-
Gardner-Keineys, Esq., of Bertholey ; b. 1814 ;
s. 1859. This family is a branch, maternally, of
the Kenieys family and of the Sir Nicholas Kemeys
who defended Chepstow Castle in the Royal cause.
— Bertholey House, Llantrypaint, near Uske,
Monmouthshire.
BATEMAW,* John, Esq. (of Knypersley HaU,
Staffordshire).
Eldest son of the late John Batem.an, Esq. ;
b. 178- ; m. and has issue. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Stafibrd (High Sheriff 1829).— Knyper.sley Hall,
near Congleton, Cheshire.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BATEMAN,* John, Esq, (late of Oak Park),
Son of the late Johu Bateman, Esq. ; m. 1S24 a
dau. of N. Bland, Esq., of EandaU's Park, Leather-
head, Surrey. . Is a Magistrate for co. Kerry ; was
M.P, for Tralee 1837-8.— Carlton Club, S.W,
13 AT EM AN,* the Bev, Edmund Hazelrigg
(of Guilsborough).
Eldest son of the late Eev. John Buckby, by Mary,
dau. of the Rev. — Wigley, who assumed the name
of Bateman ; h. 1804 ; is m. Educated at Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A, 1826, M.A. 1829). — Guils-
borougb, near Northampton,
BATEMAINT, Thomas, Esq. (of Guilsborough),
Fifth son of the late Rev. John Bateman, of Guils-
1)orough (grandson of the late Sir Arthur Hazelrigg,
Bart.), by Mary, grand-dau. of John Bateman,
Esq., of Guilsborough ; h. 1810 ; m. 1840 Marianne,
dau. of Dr. Daubeny, D.C.L., Oxford. Educated
at Corpus Christi Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1831,
M.A. 1834) ; is a Member of the Middle Temple.
This family were formerly Lords of the Manor of
Guilsborough, and have been established at Guils-
borough for 200 years : they are in possession of
property at Clifton, co. "Warwick, which belonged
to Jolin Bateman de Clifton in 1560. — Guils-
borough, Northampton ; 3, Elm Court, Middle
Temple, E.C.
Heir, his son Arthur Wigley, h, 1844,
BATTEBSBY,* Thomas, Esq. (of Carrickfergus).
Son of the late — • Battersby, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for Carrickfergus (High Sheriff 1880).— Car-
rickfergus, Ireland.
BATTEESBY", Thomas, Esq. (of Oakfield),
Eldest son of the late Richard Battersby, Esq., of
Oakfield, by Ellen Carr, dau. of the late John
Casson, Esq., of Liverpool ; h. 1819 ; s, 18-58.
Educated at Belfast Coll. ; is a Magistrate for the
CO. of the town of Carrickfergus (High Sheriff
1860). This family was for some generations
largely connected with the commerce of Belfast. —
Oakfield, near Carrickfergus, Ireland,
BEABCROET,* Edward Hem-y, Esq. (of Mere
HaU),
Son of the late — Bearcroft, Esq, Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester. — Mere Hall,
near Droitwich, Vv'orcestershire.
BEAUMAET, Matthew Fordo, Esq, (of Hyde
Park),
Second son of the late John Christopher Beauman,
Esq., by Jane, dau, of Matthew Forde, Esq., of
Sea Forde, co. Down ; h. 18 — ; s. his brother 1840 ;
m. 1845 Harriet, sister of Henry Quinn, Esq., of
Burleigh, co. Wexford. Is a Magistrate for co,
Wexford (High Sheriff 1844) ; was formerly a Cap-
tain in the Army. This family are of German
extraction, and had to quit their country on the
revocation of the Edict of Nantes. — Hyde Park,
near Gorey, co. AYexford,
Heir, his son John, b. 1846,
BECKETT,* Mrs, (of BingweU House).
m. 18— Charles Beckett, Esq., deceased. — Ring-
well House, near Castle Cary, Somerset.
BECKFOBD,* wniiam, Esq, (of Buxley Lodge).
Second son of the late Francis Love Beckford, Esq.,
of Basing Park, Hants, by Johanna, 3rd dau. and
coheir of John Leigh, Esq., of Northcourt House,
I. of Wight, and widow of R. B. Lloyd, Esq, ; h.
17—; s. 1838 ; m. 1822 Maria Elizabeth, only dau.
of the Eev. J. Bramston-Stane, of Forest Hall,
Essex. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sur-
rey,— Ruxley Lodge, near Esher, Surrey.
BECKWITH,* "William, Esq. (of SUksworth
House).
Son of the late — Beckwith, Esq, Is a Dep,
Lieut, for co, Durham (High Sheriff 1858). — Silks-
worth House, near Sunderland, co, Durham.
BEDI]MG-FELD, John Longueville, Esq, (of
Ditehingham Hall),
Eldest son of tlie late ,J. J. Bedingfeld, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of P. Piersy, Esq., of co. Cork ; b.
1800 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1829 Mary, 2nd dau, of the 3rd
Lord Henniker. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk and Suffolk.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with Sir H. Bedingfeld, Bart.— Ditehingham Hall,
near Bungay, Norfolk.
Utir, his son Philip, LL.D., of St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge, and Captain West Norfolk Militia ; b.
1830 ; m. 1855 Adelaide Mary, dau. of the late
Rev. Edgar Bart D'Eje, Rector of Drinkestonc,
Suffolk.
BELGEAVE,* the Bev, 'Wmiam (of Preston
HaU, Eutland).
Son of the late Jeremiah Belgrave, Esq, ; &. 179 - ;
111. 18 — the dau. and co-heir of — Belgrave, Esq.
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B,A.
1813, M.A. 1817) ; appointed Rector of Preston
1840. — Preston Hall, near L'ppingham.
BELL, James, Esq,
Younger sou of the late Mr. John Bell, of Wands-
worth, Surrey; &. 1818, Is a Magistrate for
Middlesex; was M.P. for Guildford 1852-7.— 1,
Devonshire Place, W.
BELL,* ■Wniiam GiUison, Esq, (of Melling),
Only son of the late — Bell, Esq, ; h. 18 — ; is m.
and has issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep, Lieut,
for CO. Lancaster. — Melling, near Lancaster,
BENCE, Edward Robert Starkie, Esq, (of Kent-
well HaU),
Second son of Colonel Bence, of Thoi-ington Hall
(whom see) ; b. 1823 ; in. 1850 Albinia, dau. of
G. J. Sullivan, Esq., of Wilmington, Ryde, Isle of
Wight. Educated at the Charterhouse ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk, and on the
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list for High Sheriffs, 1861 ; was formerly Captain
in the 1st or King's Dragoon Guards. — Kentwell
Hall, Sudbury, Suffolk ; Army and Navy and
Arthur's Clubs, S.W.
BENNETT, Francis Valentine, Esq. (of Thomas-
town Hoiise).
Eldest son of the late Valentine Bennett, Esq., of
Thomastown, by Elizabetli Helena, dan. of George
Bryan, Esq., of Inch, co. Tipperary ; h. 1826; s.
1839. Educated at Oscott Coll. ; is a Magi.strate
and Dep. Lieut, for King's co. ; was formerly an
Officer in the Army. — Thomastown House, near
Frankford, King's co.
Heir Pies., his brother George Henry, Lieute-
nant-Colonel 20th foot, h. 1828.
BEKTIKTCK, George Aiigustus Cavendish,
Esq.
Only son of the late Major-General Lord Fredericic
C. Bentinck, C.B., by Mary, dau. of 1st Earl of
Lonsdale; h. 1821; m. 1850 Prudence Penelope,
4th dau. of the late Colonel C. P. Leslie, of Glas-
lough Castle, co. Monaghan. Called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1846 ; elected M.P. for Taunton
1859. — 56, Davies Street, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir, his son William George, h. 1854.
BENTLEY,* James, Esq. (of Cheshunt).
Son of the late — Bentle}', Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Herts (High Sheriff I860).—
Cheshunt, Herts.
BBISTTLEY, Eobert John, Esq. (of Finningley
Park),
Eldest son of the late Hobeit Eentley, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Miles Netherwood, Esq., of Deigliton
Hall, near Huddersfield, co. York ; h. 1822 ;
s. 1850 ; ni. 1844 Sarah, 2ud dau. of Thomas Hirst,
Esq., of Low House, near Bradford. Is a Magis-
trate for Notts. This family is from the neigh-
bourhood of Halifax, and numbers among its
ancestry the celebrated Dr. Bentley and Jeremy
Bentley, twice elected (in 1654 and 1656) M.P.
for Halifax. — Einningley Park, near Bawtry, York-
shire ; West House, near Rotherham, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Eobert, &. 1848.
BERE, John, Esq. (of Timewell House).
Eldest son of the late Pev. John Bere, by Ann,
dau. of Thomas Pearse, Esq., of Timewell House ;
h. 1791 ; s. 1813 ; m. 1816 Mary, eldest dau. of
the Rev. James Randolph. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1813) ; is a Magistrate for
Devon and Somerset. This family was formerly of
Huntsham, near Tiverton, Devon. — Milverton,
Somerset.
Heir, his son John, in Holy Orders, h. 1820.
BE KM" BUS,* John, Esq. (of V/oolverstone
Park).
Eldest son of the
Berners ; h. 179- ; m
trate for Suffolk.
Ipswich, Suffolk.
late Venerable Ai-chdeacon
-. Miss Rowley. Is a Magis-
— Woolverstone Park, near
BEEKTEY,* Thomas Trench, Esq. (of Morton
HaU).
Son of the late T. Berney, Esq., of Morton Hull ;
h. 17 — ; m., and has issue. Is a Magistrate for
Norfolk. — Morton Hall, near Keephani, Norfolk.
Heir, his son.
BERTIE.
(See PcrcTj-JBciiie.)
BEST, George, Esq. (of Eastbury House).
Eldest son of the late George Nathaniel Best, Esq.,
of the Middle Temple, by Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the
late Colonel John Wood, E.I.C. ; b. 1799 ; .s. 1815;
m. 1st 1827 Mabel Anne, only surviving child and
heiress of John Britland Hollings, Esq., late of
Eaton Mascott, Salop ; 2nd 1834 Elizabeth Georgina
Anne, 2nd dau. of the late General and Lady Eliza-
beth Loftus, and grand-dau. of George, 1st Marquis
Townshend, K.G. Educated at the Charterhouse
and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1821, M.A.
1824); called to the Bar at the Middle Temijle
1825 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey.
This family was formerly of Middleton Quernhow,
CO. York. — Eastbury House, Compton, near Guild-
ford, Surrey ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Hollings, Lieutenant 92nd
Highlanders, b. 1835.
BEST,* Head Pottinger, Esq. (of Donnington
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Rev. J. W. Best, by Miss
Pottinger; b. 1809.; m. 1846 Jane, eldest dau. of
George Stratlon, Esq., of the Madras Civil Service.
Educated at University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1830);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks, — Don-
nington Castle, near Newbury, Berks.
BEST, Hev. Thomas (of Red Rice).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Best, Esq., of
Haselbury, Somerset, by Martha, dau. of John
Draper, Esq., of North Down, Somerset ; b. 1796 ;
s. 1843 ; m. 1825 Sophia, youngest dau. of J.
Burcham, Esq. Educated at Jesus Coll., Cambridge
(B.C.L. 1823) ; is a Magistrate for Hants ; was
formerly Rector of Kirkby-on-Bain, co. Lincoln.
— Red Rice, near Andover, Hants ; Charlton Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1827 ; m. 1858 Louisa
Emily, youngest dau. of Sir G. Shifi'ner, Bart.
BEST, V^illiam Butler, Esq. (of Blakebrook
House, "Worcestershire).
Eldest son of the late John Best, Esq., by Mary
Beatrice, youngest dau. of William Whitehouse,
Esq., of Kidderminster ; b. 1792 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1820
Mary, dau. of John Roberts, Esq., of Kidder-
minster. Is a Magistrate for cos. Stafford, Salop,
and Worcester. — Blakebrook House, near Kidder-
minster.
Heir, his son John, late M.P. for Kidderminster ;
b. 1821 ; m. 1848 Mary, dau. of W. Trow, Esq. ; is
M.A. of St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge, and a Bar-
rister-at-Law.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BEST,* Mrs. (late of Cliilston and Wierton).
Widow of Thomas Fairfax-Best, Esq., of Chilston
Park and Wiertou, Kent (formerly an Officer in
the Grenadier Guards), a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Kent, who d. 1849. — 87, Westbourne
Terrace, W.
BBSTE.
(See Dighj-Beste.)
BES'WICK:,* 'William, Esq. (of Gristhorpe).
Son of the late — Beswick, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for the E. Riding of Yorkshire. — Gristhorpe, near
Scai'borough, Yorkshire.
BETHITlSrE, Bear- Admiral Charles Eamsay
Drinkwater, C.B. (of Balfour).
Second son of tlie late Colonel Drinkwater Betliune,
of Thorncroft, Surrey, and Balfour, by Eleanor, dau.
of Charles Congalton, Esq., of Congalton, East
Lothian; h. 1802; s. his elder brother 1851 ;
m. 1846 Frances Cecilia, only child of H. E.
Stables, Esq, Entered the Royal Navy 1815 ;
became Captain 1830, and Rear-Admiral 1855 ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife. This
family is of long standing in Scotland, Robert de
Bethune having married the heiress of Balfour
about 1360, when she took his name. — Balfour,
Markinch, Fifeshire ; United Service Club, S.W. ;
56, Westbourne Terrace, W.
Heir, his son Charles Congalton, h. 1819.
BETTO]^3■,* Bicliard, Esq. (of Overton).
Sou of the late Major R. Betton. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Salop. — Overton House, near Ludlow,
Shropshire.
BEWICKE,* Mrs. (of Close House).
Widow of Calverley Bewicke, Esq., who d. 1816.
— Close House, Northumberland.
BIEDERMAW, Hev. William Hem-y,
Son of the late — Biederman, Esq. ; &. 18 — ;
m. 18 — • the only dau. of the late Admir.al John S.
Cardan. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is
Rector of Ramoan, co. Antrim, and Chancellor of
the diocese of Connoi'. This family is of Dutch
extraction. — Ramoan Glebe, near Ballycastle, co.
Antrim.
BIGGS,* Charles Selby, Esq. (of Linden).
Eldest son of the late Charles John Bigge, Esq.,
Banker, of Newcastle, and first Mayor of jNIarl-
borough, by Lewis Marianne, dau. of Prideaux
John Selby, Esq., of Twizell House ; h. 1835 ; s.
his grandfather 1849. Is a Magistrate for North-
umberland. — Linden, Long Horsley, Morpeth,
Northumberland.
BIGGS,* Henry Godolphin, Esq. (of Stockton),
Eldest son of the late Harry Biggs, Esq., formerly
High Sheriff of Wilts ; h. 18— ; m. 1837 Mary
Anne, dau. of the late William Wyndham, Esq.,
of Dinton. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate for Wilts. — Stockton, near Salis-
bury, Wilts.
Heir Pres., his sister Mrs, Yeatman.
BIGLAND,* WUson Braddyll, Esq. (of Bigland
Hall).
Son of the late Bigland, Esq., of Bigland ;
1}. 18 — . Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Big-
land Hall, near Cartmel, Lancashire.
BIGSBY.
(See Chaniberlin.)
BIRCH-WOLEE.
(See Wolfe.)
BIEEBECK,* Henry, Esq. (of Stoke Holy
Cross).
Sou of the late — Birkbeck, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk (High Sheriff I860).—
Stoke Holy Cross, Norfolk.
BLACKER, Stewart, Esq. (of Carrick Blacker).
Eldest son of the late Captain George Blacker,
H.E.I.Co.'s service, by Anne, dau. of Captain
Sloane, and nepliew of the late Colonel William
Blacker, of Carrick Blacker, Justice of Peace and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Armagh, and Vice-Treasurer of
Ireland 1817-29 ; h. 1813 ; s. his uncle 1855. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (M.A. 1834) ; called
to the Irish Bar 1834 ; was High Sheriff of co.
Armagh 1858-9. This family is the senior branch of
the Blackers in England and Ireland, who are of
ancient Norwegian extraction. f — Carrick Blacker
Manor, near Portadown, co. Armagh.
BLAGBAVE,* Colonel John (of Calcot Park).
Eldest son of the late John Blagrave, Esq., of
Calcot Park ; h. 17—; m. 1841 Georgiana, dau. of
the late Sir W. Rowley, Bart. Is a Magistrate
t Laing, Williams, and other travellers, have called atten-
tion to the great antiquity and long continuance in the same
name and line of the estate and family of Blacker of Blacker,
in the parish of Lom, on the river Otta, in Norway. The lands
are held by grants or charters, of which the language and
writing have long become obsolete. The iireseiit Blacker
retains the armour of his ancestors, of a most aiicient and
remote character, and can show (wliat is there considered
comparatively modern) a letter of acknowledgment for his
hospitable reception from King Harfagr Mognuseu to a pre-
decessor, iipwards of five hundred j'ears ago, when that
monarch passed a night at Blacker.
The Blackers of Carrick-Blacker derive also from a cele-
lirated and powerful Norse Vikuigz, called Blacker, whose
figure they have always borne as their cognizance, or coat of
arms, and of whom it is related by Sir James Ware and other
annalists, that having subjugated considerable portions of
the coasts of England and Ireland, he founded a dynasty in
the latter country that lasted for several generations. He
appears to have retained a hold on England at the s^me time ;
and one of the finest remains of what are commonly called
Danish encampments is that which still bears tlie name of
Blacker's Hill, in Chilcompton hundred, Somerset. It is in
Yorkshire, however, that the name particularly appears in
Domesday Book as holding lands before the Conquest; and
by the Liber Hibernise, it appears that the family were trans-
ferred again to Ireland about three centuries ago, from Pop-
plcton, in the Ainstey of York, and have since diverged into
several important families of landed gentry in that country.
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and Dep. Lieut, foi- Berks ; appointed Colonel of
the Eoyal Berks Militia 1842.— Calcot Park, near
Beading, Berks.
BLAIR,* Stephen, Esq. (of MiU Hill).
Eldest son of tlie late George Blair, Esq., of Mill
Hill, near Bolton-le-Moors ; h. 1804. A Magis-
trate for CO. Lancaster, and for Bolton, of which
he has been M.ayor ; was M.P. for Bolton 1848-52.
This family is of Scottish origin. — Mill-Hill House,
near Bolton-Ie-Moors, Lancashire ; National Club,
S.W.
BLAIR,* William Pordyce, Esq. (of Blair).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Blair,
Esq., of Blair, M.P. for co. Ayr, by Magdalen,
dau. of the late John Fordyce, Esq., of Ayton,
CO. Berwick ; Id. 1807 ; m. 1840 Caroline Isabella,
youngest dau. of the late John Sprot, Esq., of
London. Educated at the Royal Naval Coll. ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr ; entered
the Roj^al Navy 1820, and became Commander
E.N. 1841. This family has been of high standing
in CO. Ayr for six centuries. — Blair, near Dairy,
Ayrshire, N.B.
Heir, his son.
BLAIR.
(See Sto'pf or d- Blair.)
BJ-iAKE,* Francis, Esq. (of Gregg Castle).
Son of the late — Blake, Esq., of Gregg Castle ;
h. 17 — ; is m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Galway. — Gregg Castle, Galway.
Heir, his son.
BLAKE,* Mark, Esq. (of Ballinafad).
Eldest son of the late M. Blake, Esq., of Ballin-
afad, CO. Mayo ; 6. 18 — . Is a Magistrate for co.
Mayo ; was M.P. for co. Mayo 1840-6. This
family is a younger branch of the Blakes of co.
Galway. — Ballinafad, near Ballyglass, co. Mayo ;
Eeforni Club, S.W.
BLAKE, Valentine O'Connor, Esq. (of Tower-
hiU).
Eldest son of the late Major Maurice Blake, by
Maria, dau. of Valentine O'Connor, Esq., of Dub-
lin and Oakly Park ; h. 18— ; s. 1847 ; m. 1834
Margaret Mary, dau. of Lord Ffrench. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1829); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Mayo (High
Sheriff 1839), and a Magistrate for co. Galway.
. This family is a younger branch of the Blakes
(Baronets) of Menlough, co. Galway. — Towerhill,
near Ballyglass, co. Mayo ; Bunowen Castle, co.
Galway.
Heir, his son Maurice Charles John, h. 1837.
BLAKISTOlSr-HOUSTOK", John, Esq. (of
Orangefield and Roddens).
Eldest son of the late Richard B. Blakiston
Houston, Esq., of Orangefield and Roddens, by
Mary Isabella, dau. of John Holmes Houston, Esq.,
of Orangefield and Roddens; &. 1829 ; s. 1857;
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ra. 1859 Marian, dau. of Richard S. Streatfeild,
Esq., of The Rocks, Sussex. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Down (High Sheriff 1860) ; late Captain in the
South Down Militia, retired 1857. This family is
descended from the Houstons of Houston, in Scot-
land, and settled in co. Antrim about 1690. The
late Mr. R. B. Blakiston was 5th son of Sir Matthew
Blakiston, Bart., and took the additional arms and
name of Houston by Royal license 1843. — Orange-
field, near Belfast; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
BLAYISTEY,* Robert, Esq. (of The Lodge,
Evesham),
Son of the late Thomas Blayney, Esq., of The
Lodge, Evesh.am ; h. 181- ; s. 1838. Educated at
Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1845) ; is a
Magistrate for co. Gloucester, and an Ofiicer in the
Worcestershire Militia. — The Lodge, Evesham,
Worcestershire.
BLElSrCOWE,* Robert Willis, Esq. (of The
Hooke).
Eldest son of the late Robert Willis Blencowe,
Esq. ; 1). 179-; m. 181- Charlotte, youngest dau.
and co-heir of the late Sir Henry Poole, Bart., of the
Hooke, Sussex. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1814, M.A. 1816) ; is a Magistrate for Sussex.
— The Hooke, Cbailey, near Lewes, Sussex.
Heir, his son John George, h. 1817; in. 1857
Frances, eldest dau. of W. J. Campion, Esq., of
Denny, Sussex ; educated at Eton and Ch. Cli.,
Oxford (B.A. 1839) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Sussex ; elected M.P. for Lewes 18G0.
BLOOMEIBLD, John Caldwell, Esq. (of
Castle CaldweU).
Eldest son of John Colpoys Bloomfield, Esq., of
Redwood, co. Tipperary, by Frances, eldest dau. of
the late Sir John Caldwell, Bart., of Castle Cald-
well ; h. 1823; m. 1846 Elizabeth, dau. of William
D'Arcy, Esq., of Necarn Castle. Is a [Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fermanagh ; was formerly
an Officer in the Army. This family is the senior
branch of that of Lord Bloomfield. — Castle Cald-
well, near Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh.
Heir, his sou Benjamin M. F. Meynell, h. 1850.
BLUWDELL, Nicholas, Esq. (of Crosby Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Blundell, Esq., of
Crosby Hall, co. Lancaster, by Catherine, dau. of
Sir Thomas Stanley, Bart., of Hooton, co. Chester ;
h. 1811 ; s. 1854 ; m-. 1847 Agnes IMary Smythe,
dau. of the late Sir Edward Joseph Smythe, B.'irt.
Is a Rfagistrate and ] 'ep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster,
and j\Iajor in the Duke of Lancaster's Own Rifles.
This family is of Norman origin, and received large
grants of land in the township of Crosby at the
time of the Conquest. — Crosby Hall, near Liver-
pool.
Heir, his sou William Joseph, h. 1857.
BODKIKT, John James, Esq. (of Kilcloony).
Eldest son of the late Major Thomas Bodkin, by
Eliza, dau. of Colonel Smith, of Topcroft Hall,
Norfolk ; h. 1801 ; m. 1824 Mary, dau. of D. G.
5od]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Bodkin, Esq., of Thomastown, co. Galway. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway ; was
M.P. for Galway 1831-2, for co. Galway 1835-47.
— Kilcloony, near Tuam, co. Galway ; Eeform
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas John, h. 1826.
BODKIlSr, Kobert, Esq. (of Annagli).
Eldest son of the late John Bodkin, Esq., by Har-
riet, dau. of the late Martin Stanston Kirwan, Esq.,
of Blindwell ; I. 1809 ; m. 1842 Elizabeth, youngest
dau. and co-heiress of the late Thomas Iledington,
Esq., of Rye Hill. Is a Magistrate for co. Galway
(High Sheriff 1833). — Anuagh, near Fearn.
Heir Pres., his brother Denis Bodkin.
BOGEH, Deeble, Esq. (of "Wolsdon),
Eldest son of the late John Boger, Esq., J.P. for
Cornwall, by Lucy, dau. of Samuel Hext, Esq., of
Trenarren, Cornwall; 6.1799; s. 1849; m. 1829
Frances, dau. of the late Thomas Bewes, Esq.,
M.P. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall, and a Deputy
Warden of the Stannaries. This estate was for-
merly in possession of the Wolsdon family time out
of mind, and passed, through heiresses, from them to
the Deeble and Boger families successively. — Wols-
don, near Torpoint, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Walter Deeble, M.A., of Trinity
Coll., Cambridge, and Barrister-at-Law, h. 1832,
BOILEAU-POLLElNr.
(See Pollen.)
BOLLIWG, Hev. Edward James (of Daroy-
Lever Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Boiling, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Bolton 1832-41 and 1847-8), by
Elizabeth Christian, dau. of the late Rev. J. Slade,
Vicar of Winsford, Somerset; b. 1827; s. 1S4S ;
m. 1852 Henrietta, dau. of Thomas Eidgway
Bridson, Esq., of Bolton, co. Lancaster. Educated
at Uppingham and University Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1850, M.A. 1853) ; ordained Deacon 1853, Priest
1857; appointed Curate of Little Lever 1853.
Tliis family was formerly resident at Boiling Hall,
CO. York. — Darcy-Lever Hall, near Bolton, Lanca-
shire.
Heir, his son Reginald William, I). 1858.
EOLTOAT, Sicliard, Esq. (of Bective Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Robert Compton Bolton,
Esq., by his 2nd wife Charlotte, dau. of Joseph
Neynoe, Esq. ; h. 18 — ; m. 18 — Frances, dau. of
George Bomford, Esq., of Eahinstown, co. Meath.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Meath. This family is of
Staffordshire extraction. — Bective Abbey, near
Kells, CO. Meath.
BOMEOKD, George, Esq. (of Oakley Park).
Eldest son of the late George Bomford, Esq., of
Drumlargan, by Arbella, dau. of Samuel Winter,
Esq., of Agher; h. 1811; s. 1814; m. 1832 his
cousin Arbella, dau. of John Pratt Winter, Esq.,
of Agher. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate for co. Meath (High
Sheriff 1860). This family is of English extrac-
tion, but has been seated for nearly two centuries
in CO. Meath. — Oakley Park, near KeUs, co.
Meath.
Heir, his son George, h. 1834,
BOITD,* Captain Edward ■Wellington (of Bond-
ville).
Eldest son of the late Henry M'Gough Bond, Esq.,
of Bondville, co. Armagh, by a dau. of — Stanley,
Esq. ; h. 1810 ; s. 1845. Educated at Trinity Coll.
Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Monaghan (High Sheriff 18 — ). — Bondville, near
Middletown, co. Armagh.
Heir Pres., his brother.
BOISTD, Walter McG-ough, Esq. (of The Argory,
CO. Armagli).
Third son of the late Joshua McGough, Esq., of
Drumsill, co. Armagh, by Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of
Joseph Johnston, Esq., of Knappa, co. Armagh ;
h. 1790 ; s. 1817 ; m. 1st 1826 Mary, eldest dau.
of the late Henry Joy, Esq., of Belfast ; 2nd 1830
Anne, 2nd dau. of the late R. Smyth, Esq., of Gay-
brook, co, Westmeath. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1811) ; called to the Irish Bar 1814 ;
was High Slieriff of co. Armagh 1819. — The Ar-
gory, Moy, Ireland ; University Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Joshua Walter McGough Bond,
Esq., M.P. for Armagh (whom see).
B00K:EE,-BLAK:EM0RE,* Kichard Blakemore,
Esq. (of The Leys, and Velindr a House).
Eldest son of the late Thomas William Booker,
Esq., M.P. for co. Hereford (whoas.sumed, in 1856,
the additional name of Blakemore, after his uncle,
Richard Blakemore, Esq., of the Leys, some time
M.P. for Wells), by Jane Anne, only dau. of the
late John Coghlan, Esq. ; h, 1827; s. 1858. Edu-
cated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co.
Hereford. — The Leys, near IVIonmouth ; Velindra
House, near Cardiff, Glamorganshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas William, h. 1830.
BOOTH.
(See Sdatcr-Booth.
B0SA1TQ,UET, Kichard Godfrey, Esq. (of Ben-
ham Park).
Second son of the late Jacob Bo.sanquet, Esq., of
Broxbournebury, Herts, by Henrietta, dau. of Sir
George Armytage, of Kirklees, co. York ; h. 1793 ;
m. 1852 Grace Isabella, dau. of William Browne,
Es(i., of Browne's Hill, co. Carlow, and grand-
dau. of John, 1st Earl of Norbury. Educated at
Suiibury and Westminster. Descended from David
Bosanquet, who left his native country, Lunel, in
Languedoque, at the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes. — Benham Park, near Nev\'bury, Berks ;
1, Bryanston Place, W.
BOSS,* Captain John G-eorge (of Otterington
Hall).
Eldest son of the late J. Bos.s, Esq. ; h. 17 — ; m.
1812 Charlotte, 3rd dau. of the late Sir James
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Pennyman, Bart., M.P., and niece of the 1st Earl
Grey (she d. 1832). Formerly a Captain in the
Navy ; was M.P. for Northallerton 1S33-4.— Otter-
ington Hall, near Northallerton, Yorkshire.
BOSVITOKTH, ■WUliam, Esq. (of Charley).
Son of the late — Bosworth, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Leicester (High Sheriff
1859). — Charley, Leicestershire.
BOTELER, ■WiUiam, Esq. (of Eastry).t
Eldest son of the late William Fuller Boteler, Esq.,
Q.C., Eecorder of C!anterbury, by Charlotte, dau.
of the late James Leigh Joynes, Esq., of Mount
Pleasant, Gravesend, Kent ; h. 1810 ; s. 1845.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836); called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1839. — Brook Street, Eastry, near
Sandwich, Kent ; Oxford and Cambridge Club,
S.W. ; 7, Upper Berkeley Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Eichard, of St. John's
Coll., Cambridge, h. 1821.
BOtrCHERETT,* Ayscoglie, Esq. (of Willing-
ham House).
Eldest son of the late Ayscoghe Boucherett, Esq.,
of Willingham House ; h. 17 — ; is w. and has
issue. Educated at St. John's CoU., Cambridge
(B.A. 1815) ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln (High
Sheriff 1821).— Willingham House, near Market-
Easen, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son Henry Eobert, formerly an officer
in the Army, h. 18 — ,
BOULTON,* Matthew, Esq. (of Tew Park).
Son of the late — Boulton, Esq. ; h. 17 — ; in.
18— Frances, youngest dau. of the late W. E.
Cart Wright, Esq., of Aynhoe, co. Northampton. —
Tew Park, near Enstone, Oxon,
B QUE WE,* Cornelius, Esq. (of Stalmine Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Bourne, Esq. ; h.
18 — ; is m. and has issue. Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1834,. M.A. 1837) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Stalmine
Hall, near Fleetwood, Lancashire.
BOWElsr, James Sevan, Esq. (of Llwyngwau-).
Eldest son of the late George Bowen, by Sarah,
dau. of John Thomas, Esq., of Longhouse, co.
Pembroke ; I. 1828 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1857 Harriette,
youngest dau. of the late Eev. John Standly, M. A.,
of Southoe, Hunts. Educated at King's Coll.,
London, and Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1849,
M.A. 1851) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1856; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Pembroke, and on the list of High Sheriffs for
1 860. This family were formerly the Ap Owens of
Pentre Evan, in co. Pembroke, which they left for
Llwyngwair upwards of 600 years ago. — Llwyn-
gwair, near Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire ; Uni-
versity Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Bevan, 6. 1858.
BOWES.
(See Foord-Bowes.)
t See Hasted's " Kent" fur a full account of this family,
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BOYCOTT, Miss (of Budge Hall).
Emma, eldest dau. and co-heir of the late Thomas
Boj'cott, Esq., of Eudge Hall (who was Lieute-
nant-Colonel of the Whitchurch and Salop Volun-
teers), by Jane, dau. of Thomas Tai-leton, Esq., of
Bolesworth Castle, co. Chester; s. 1856. This
family is of ancient standing in Shropshire, where
they have held large estates since the time of the
Conquest. — Eudge Hall, Pattingham, near Wol-
verhampton, Staffoi'dshire.
Heir Pres., her nephew Cathcart Boycott Wight,
son of Louisa Mary Catherine (youngest dau. of
the above Thomas Boycott, Esq.), by her husband
the late Andrew Wight, Esq., of Ormiston, N.B. ;
I. 1849.
BOYSE, Rev.Bichard. (of Bannow House).
Second son of the late Samuel Boyse, Esq., by
Dorothy, dau. of Eobert Shapland Carew, Esq., of
Castle Borough ; b. 1787 ; s. his eldest brother,
Thomas Boyse, Esq., 1853 ; m. 18 — Winifred
Berners, dau. of — Plestow, Esq., of Watlington
Hall, Norfolk. Sir John Boyse, of Bannington,
Kent, went to Ireland before 1649, and from
his brother Nathaniel this family descends. — Ban-
now, Carrig, near Wexford.
Heir, his son Augustus Freeman, h. 1822 ; a
Magistrate and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Wexford.
BEABAZON, Hercules Brabazon, Esq. (of Oak-
lands).
Son of the late Hercules Sharpe, Esq., of Oak-
lands, by Anne Mary, elder dau. of the late Sir
Anthony Brabazon, Bart., of Brabazon Park, co.
Mayo ; b. 1821 ; s. his uncle. Sir W. J. Brabazon,
Bart., whose name he assumed by Eoyal license.
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
is a Magisti-ate for Sussex. This family represents
a younger branch of that of the Earl of Meath. —
Oaklands, near Battle, Sussex ; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
BRABAZON, Major Hugh (of Brabazon Park).
Son of the late Luke Higgins, Esq., of Castlebar,
by Catharine, sister of the late Sir Anthony Bra-
bazon, Bart., of Brabazon Park; b. 18 — ; is m.
and has issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Mayo, and a INIajor in tlie Army. — Bra-
bazon Park, near Swineford, co. Mayo ; United
Service Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Luke Brabazon, Captain E.A.,
h. 1832.
BRABAZON, the Rev. William John Moore (of
Tara House).
Eldest son of the late John Moore, Esq., of New-
Lodge, by Barbara, dau. of the Hon. William
Brabazon, and grand-dau. of the 7th Earl of
Meath ; b. 1789. Assumed the additional name
of Brabazon by Eoyal license in 1845. Educated
at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1815, M.A.
1818) ; appointed Vicar of Sarratt, Herts, 1838.—
Tara House, co. Meath ; Sarratt Vicarage, near
Eickmansworth, Herts.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BRADDELL, Thomas, Esq. (of Prospect).
Eldest son of the late George Braddell, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of James Donovan, Esq., of Chillows
Park, Surrey; h. 18 — ; vi. IS — ■ Anne, dau. of
Alexander Donovan, Esq., of Framfield Park,
Sussex. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate for co. Wexford. — Prospect, near New-
townbarry, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son George, h, 18 — .
BRADLEY, Robert Greene, Esq. (of Slyiie
House).
Only son of the late Eobert Bradley, Esq., of
Slyne, by Margaret, dau. of Thomas Greene, Esq.,
late of Slyne ; 6. 1788 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1820 Lydia,
dau. of the late Francis Boynton, Esq., formerly
of Hutton Lodge, near Castle Howard, East
Biding of Yorkshire. Called to the I5ar at
Gray's Inn 1814, called to the Bench, May, 1837 ;
appointed Treasurer 1839, admitted to Bench
Chambers 1852 ; was formerly a Commissioner of
Bankrupts for the district of Lancaster ; is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Lancaster. — Slyne House, Bolton-
le-Sands, near Lancaster; Gray's Inn, W.C.
BEADLEY-DYKTE.
(See Dyne.)
BRADSHAW, Prank, Esq.. (of Abshot Hovise).
Second surviving son of the late Captain James
Bradshaw, E.N., M.P., by Eliza, dau. of the late
John Blagrove, Esq., of Ankerwyke House, Berks,
Abshot, Hants, and Cardiff HaU, Jamaica ; s. his
brother, Henry Bradshaw, Esq., of Lifton Park,
Devonshire, on his re-assuming the name of Bi'ad-
.shaw ; m. 1858 Emmeline, 2nd dau. of the Eev.
Richard Buller, Hector of Lanreath, Cornwall. Is
a descendant of Thomas Bradshaw, Esq. {h. 1733),
Secretary to the Treasury in the Duke of Grafton's
ministry. — Abshot House, Titchfield, Hants ; Ox-
ford and Cambridge and Conservative Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Augusta Eliza.
BRADSHAW, the Rev. Joseph (of Mileeross).
Son of the late Robert Bradshaw, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of H. Moore, Esq., of Newtownards, co.
Down ; 6. 1819 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1851 Jane Annabella,
dau. of the late Rev. William Richardson, Vicar of
Ferry Fryston, co. York. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1815, ordained 1846) ; is a
Magistrate for co. Down. This family is descended
from James Bradshaw, who held a commission in
the Parliamentary army. He went to Ireland
under Oliver Cromwell, and was appointed to lead
the forlorn hope at the storming of Drogheda in
1649, and at the Restoration settled in the north
of Ireland. — Mileeross, Newtownards, co. Down.
BEADY, Denis Caulfeild, Esq. (of K"ev/ry).
Eldest son of the late — Brady, Esq., of Newry,
by a dau. of — Caulfeild, Esq. ; h. 18 — . Edu-
cated at Trinity Colj., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for
cos. Armagh and Down ; was M.P. for Newry
1835-7. — Newry, co. Down.
BRAMSTOIf-STAlsrE.
(See Stane.)
BRASIER-CREAGH, George "Washington, Esq.
(of Creagh Castle).
Fifth son of the late Kilner Brasier, Esq., of Castle J
Connell, co. Limerick (Lieutenant 18th Light!
Dragoons), by Jlary, dau. of the late John Creagh, ;
Esq., M.D., of Doneraile, co. Cork; h. 1787; S.
1827 ; in. 1822 Anne, dau. of the late Rev. Bar-
tholomew P.ack, Rector of Ettagh, King's co., and '
grand-niece of the late Sir Denis Pack, Brigadier-
General of his Majesty's forces. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Cork ; was formerly an ofiScer in the Royal
Navy. — Creagh Castle, Doneraile, co. Cork ; Do-
noughmore, near Coachford, co. Cork.
Heir, his son William, &. 1826,
BRIDGER,* Henry, Esq, (of Buckingham
House),
Eldest son of the late Henry Bridger, Esq., of
Shoreham ; 6, 179- ; m. 182 , dau. of ,
Esq. Is in the Commission of the Peace for
Sussex. — Buckingham House, near Shoreham,
Sussex.
Heir, his son Harry Colville, h. 1823 ; m. 1850
Anne, dau, of G, Orme, Esq., of Broadwater,
Sussex,
BRIDGES, John William, Esq, (of Birch).
Second son of the late George Bridges, Esq., of
Lawford, Essex, by Mary, dau. of William Wilson,
Esq., of Durham; h. 1795; in. 1823 Harriet, dau.
of John Hanson, Esq., of Woodford, formerly of
Bromley, Essex. — Birch, near Colchester, Essex ;
39, Tavistock Sijuare, W.C,
BEIGSTOCKE, Mrs. (of Cooper's-Hill Cottage,
Surrey).
Emma Margaret, 3rd dau. of the late Eev. George
Henry Glasse, M.A., Rector of Hanwell, Middle-
sex ; m. 1817 William Papwell Brigstocke, Esq.,
of Combe Hay, near Bath, who was a Magistrate
for Somerset, and M.P. for East Somerset from
1832 till his death in 1834. This family was for-
Uierly of Brigstocke, co. Northampton.— Cooper's-
Hill Cottage, near Staines; 18, Charles Street,
Berkeley Square, W.
Heir, her son William Henry Temple, of Bird-
combe Court, Somerset ; m. a German lady.
BEISCOE,* Edward J., Esq. (of Eiversdale).
Son of the late — Briscoe, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep, Lieut, for King's co. (High Sheriff
1860). — Riversdale, near Killucan, King's co.,
Ireland,
BRIST0W:E, Samuel Ellis, Esq, (of Beesthorpe
and Twyford),
Great-nephew and heir of the late Samuel Bris-
towe, Esq., of Beesthorpe Hall and Twyford, co.
Derby (J.P. and D.L. for Notts and Derbyshire) ;
h. 179- ; s. 1818; m. 1st 1821 Mary Anne, dau.
of Samuel Fox, Esq., of Osmaston Hall, co.
Derby; 2nd 1836 Alicia Mary, dau. of the 1st
Earl of Kilmoi-ey. — Beesthorpe Hall, Notts; Twy-
ford Hall, Derbyshire.
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BROADHURST, John, Esq. (of Foston).
Second sou of the late John Broadhurst, by
Mary, dau. of — Campbell, Esq. ; h. 17 — ; m. 1st
1815 Catherine, dau. of F. Hurt, Esq., of Alder-
wasley, co. Derby ; 2nd 1S27 Henrietta Mabel,
elde.st dau. of the late Lord Henry FitzGerald and
the Baroness De Bos. Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby. —
Foston, near Derby ; Richmond, Surrey, S.W.
Heir, his son John, b. 1816 ; m. 1857 Florence
Georgina Toscana, dau. of General Sir Henry
Gumming ; educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Derby.
BEOADLEY,* John Bourryan, Esq. (of Kirk
EUa).
Eldest son of the late John Broadley, Esq., of
Kirk Ella ; h. 18 — ; m. 1854 Eleanor Sarah, dau.
of the Eev. Charles Lane, Rector of Wrotham,
Kent. Was formerly Captain 17th Lancers. — Kirk
Ella, near Hull, Yorkshire.
BKOADIiEY,* Miss (of Welton House).
Sophia, dau. of Henry Broadley, Esq., of Ferriby
and Welton Hall ; s. her brother, Henry Broadley,
Esq. (J.P. and D.L.), who was M.P. for the East
Riding of Yorkshire 1837-51, and d. 1851. — Welton
House, near Hull, Yorkshire.
BROAD MEAD, Philip, Esq. (of Glands),
Son of the late Philip Broadmead, Esq. ; h. 1789 ;
m. 1819 Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Palfrej^, Esq.,
of Milverton. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Somerset. — Olands, Milverton, near Wellington,
Somerset.
Heir, his son Thomas Palfrey, a Magistrate for
Somerset ; b. 1822 ; on. 1848 Harriet, dau. of
James Biicknell, Esq., of the city of Cork and of
Crowcombe, Somerset.
BROAD"WOOD,* Henry, Esq.
Son of the late Henry Broadwood, Esq. ; b. 1795 ;
m. 183- a natural dau. of the Earl of Lonsdale.
Educated at Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge ; was
M.P. for Bridgewater 1837-52.— Melrose, Rox-
burghshire, N.B. ; Carlton and Union Clubs,
S.W. ; 46, Bryanston Square, W.
BROADWOOD, Thomas, Esq, (of Holmbnsh).
Son of the late John Broadwood, Esq., of Ken-
sington Gore, by Mary, dau. of J. Kitson, Esq.,
of Doncaster, co. York ; b. 1786 ; m. 1st 1819
Annie Augusta, dau. of Alexander Mundell, Esq. ;
2nd 1852 Mary Alethea, widow of — Downe,
Esq. Was High Sheriff of Sussex 1833.— Holm-
bush, near Crawley, Sussex ; Parthenon Club,
S.W. ; 17, Cadogan Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1821.
BROCKET,=^ Stanes Brocket, Esq, (of The
Ryes),
Eldest son of the late Stanes Chamberlayne, Esq.,
of The Eyes, by Mary, dau, and heir of the late
— Brocket, Esq.; b. 17—; m. 1822 Elizabeth,
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widow of the late J. Woollett, Esq, Called to
the Bar at the Middle Temple 1812 ; is a Magis-
trate for Essex. — The Eyes, near Ongar, Essex.
BROOKHOLES, Thomas Pitzherbert, Esq, (of
Clatighton HaU).
Eldest son of the late William Fitzherbert, Esq.,
of Claughton Hall (who assumed the additional
name of Brockholes), by Mary, eldest dau. and co-
heir of James Windsor Heneage, Esq., of Cadeby,
CO. Lincoln ; b. 1800 ; s. 1817. Educated atUshaw
Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lancaster (High Sheriff 1840).- This family is a
younger branch of the FitzHerberts of Svvynnerton
(whom see). — Claughton Hall, near Garstang, Lan-
cashire ; Stafford Club, W,
Heir Prcs., his brother Francis, b. 1802,
BRODIE, "William, Esq. (of Brodie),
Eldest son of the late James Brodie, Esq., jun.,
of Brodie, by Ann, dau. of Colonel Story ; b.
1799 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1838 Eliza, dau. of Colonel H.
Baillie, of Redcastle, N.B. Educated at King's
Coll., Aberdeen ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Moray and Banffshire, and Lord-Lieutenant of
CO. Nairne. — Brodie Castle, near Forres, Moray-
shire, N.B,
Heir, his son George, R.N., b. 1839.
BRODIE, WiUiam Bird, Esq. (of SaHsbury),
Second son of the late Rev. Peter B. Brodie, for-
merly Rector of Winterslow, Hants, by Sarah, dau.
of B. Collins, Esq., of Milford, Wilts, and brother
of Sir B. Brodie, Bart. ; b. 1780 ; m. 1st 1810
Louisa, dau. of the late Thomas Hussey, Esq., of
Salisbury (she d. 1816) ; 2nd 1829 Frances, dau.
of the late Rev. R. Huntley, of Boxwell Court, co.
Gloucester, Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Wilts, late Lieutenant-Colonel of the Salisbmy
A'^olunteer Infantry, also Senior Major of the Wilts
local Militia in 1814 ; was M.P. for Salisbury
1832-43.— The Close, Salisbury, Wilts; Reform
Club, S.W,
Heir, his son William, i. 1830.
BROOK,* Charles, Esq. (of Meltham Hall),
Son of the late — Brook, Esq., of Thornton Lodge,
CO. York, and brother of the late William Leigh
Brook, Esq., who (/. 1855 ; b. 18— ; s. 1855 ; m.
182 dau. of , Esq.— Meltham Hall,
near Huddersfield, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Charles, b. 18— ; m. 1860 Eliza-
beth, dau. of John S. Hirst, Esq., of Greenhead
Cottage, Huddersfield, co, York ; is a Magistrate .
for Huddersfield.
BROOKE,* Francis Capper, Esq, (of Ufford
Place),
Only son of the late Rev. Charles Brooke, of
Ufford Place ; h. 1813 ; m. ] 839 Juliana, dau. of
Charles AUix, Esq., of Willoughby Hall, co. Lin-
coln. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A, 1835) ;
is a Magistrate for Suffolk ; was formerly Captain
Grenadier Guards. — Ufford, near Woodbridge,
Suffolk.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BBOOKE, George Frederick, Esq.. (of Siimmer-
ton).
Eldest son of the late Francis Brooke, Esq., of
Colebrooke, co. Fermanagh, by Hannah, dau. of
the late Henry Piittie, Esq., of Kilboy, co. Tip-
perary ; b. 17 — ; ni- 18 — Jane, dau. of Richard
Grace, Esq., M.P., of Boley, Queen's co. Is a
Merchant in Dublin. This family is a branch of
that of Sir Victor A. Brooke, Bart. — Summertou,
near Castle Knock, co. Dublin ; 1, Gardiner's Row,
Dublin.
Heir, his son Francis Richard, h. 182-; m.
1848 Henrietta, dau. of the 3rd Viscount Monck ;
appointed High Sheriff of the City of Dublin
1860,
BROUGHTOlSr, Peter, Esq. (of TunstaUHall).
Only son of the Rev. Peter Eroughton, of Tunstall
Hall and Lowtham, Rector of East Bridgeford,
Notts, by Jane, dau. of John Alsock, Esq. ; 6.
1788; s. 1827; m. 1818 Anne Ogilvie, dau. of the
late John Smithwick, Esq., of Mount Rotherine,
CO. Limerick. Is aMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Salop (High Sheriff 1839). This family is de-
scended in direct line from Peter Broughton, of
Lowtham, Notts, 2nd son of Thomas Broughton, of
Broughton Hall, co. Stafford, who founded and en-
dowed the chapel at Broughton, and was father of
Sir Bryan Broughton, created a Baronet in 1660.
He inherits Tunstall in right of his grandmother
Eleanor, youngest dau. of Vv'illiam Church, Esq.,
who was High Sheriff of Shropshire in 1716. —
Tunstall Hall, near Market Drayton, Shropshire.
Jleir, his son Petei-, b. 1822 ; m. 1856 Florence,
4th dau. of Sw3'nfen Stevens Jervis, Esq., of Dar-
laston Hall, co. Stafford.
BROUNKEE,* Bichard, Esq. (of Boveridge).
Eldest son of the late — Brounker, Esq. ; b. 18 — ;
'm. 1836 Catharine Jane, youngest dau. of the late
Captain Burdett, R.N. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Dorset (High Sheriff 1833).— Boveridge,
near Cranbourne, Dorset.
BROViTNE,* Jolin ^'raneis, Esq. (of Greenville).
Son of the late ■ — Browne, Esq., of Greenville ; b.
18 — ; VI. and has issue. Is a Magistrate for co.
Gal way. — Greenville, near Mount-Bellew Bridge,
CO. Galway,
Heir, his son.
BROWKTE, Robert, Esq. (of Kils Keah).
Eldest son of the late Dominick Browne, Esq.,
of Ashford, by Emily, dau. of Hon. John
Browne, of Westport ; b. 18— ; s. 1831 ; m. 1832
Harriet, dau. of J. S. Dempster, Esq., of Skibo.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Kildare, and Ranger of Curragh. — Kils
Keah, near Athewr}', co. Gahvay ; Moorfield,
Newbridge, co. Kildare, Ireland.
Jleii; his sou Robert, b. 1832.
BBOV/IfE,* Thomas VJTiitmore "Wylde, Esq.
(of The Woodlands).
Son of the late Raljih Wylde Browne, Esq., of
Woodlands ; is vi. and has issue. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop. — The Woodlands,
near Bridgenorth, Shropshire.
BBUCE-GABDYlSrE, Thomas Macpherson, Esq.
(of Middleton).
Eldest son of the late Major William Bruce Gar-
dyne, of Middleton, by Catharine, dau. of Colonel
Macpherson, of Canada ; b. 1831 ; s. 1846 ; m.
1858 Anne, dau. of Charles Willard, Esq., of
Kingston, Canada. Educated at St. Andrew's ;
is a Magistrate for co. Forfar ; late Lieutenant
40th regiment. — Middleton House, near Arbroath,
Forfarshire, N.B. ; Junior United Service and
Army and Navy Clubs, S.W.
Ilch; his son Thomas, b. 1859.
BBtlGES.
(See Liidlow-Bniges.)
BRYAET, Loftus Anthony, Esq. (of Upton
House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Isaac Bryan, by Mary,
dau. of Maurice Howlin Darcy, Esq., of co. Wex-
ford ; b. 18 — ; m. and has issue. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; has been High Sheriff of
Dublin City. — ITpton House, ne.ar Killmuckridge,
CO. Wexford.
Heir, his son Isaac William, a Magistrate for
CO. Wexford, b. 1836.
EUCKSTON,* the Rev. German (of Brad-
borne).
Eldest sou of the late Rev. — Buckston, of Brad-
borne ; b. 1798 ; is m. and has issue. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1820) ; appointed
Vicar of Sutton-on-the-Hill 1834 ; is Patron of
that living. — The Vicarage, Sutton-on-the-Hill,
near Derby.
Heir, his son Rowland German, in Holy Orders,
Curate of Bradborne ; b. 1829 ; educated at Brase-
nose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1850, M.A. 1852).
BULLEH.
(See TatcMl-Bullcn.)
BUIjLER, John Francis, Esq. (of Morval).
Only son of the late John Buller, Esq., M.P. for
Looe, by his 2nd wife Harriet, dau. of the late
Sir E. ilulse, Bart. ; b. 1824 ; s. 1849. Educated
at Magdalen Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall (High Sheriff 1853). Is
head of the family of Buller, who are of Somer-
setsliire extraction, but have been seated in Corn-
wall since the reign of Elizabeth. — Morval, near
Looe, Cornwall.
BULLER, Rev. Richard.
Son of the late James Buller, Esq. (many yeai's
Clerk of the Privy Council), by Mary, dau. of
James Templer, Esq., formerly of Stover House,
Devon ; b. 1804 ; m. 1830 Eliza, 3rd dau. of John
Hornby, Esq., of The Hook, Titchfield, Hants.
Educated at Westminster and Oriel Coll., O.^ford
(B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829) ; appointed Rector of
Laureath 1829 ; is a Magistrate for Cornwall.
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Tliis family is descended from the Bullers of
Morval. — Lanreath Rectory, near Liskeard, Corn-
wall.
Heir, his son James Hornby, Captain H.M.'s
Military Train, late of the 57tli regiment, and
served in the Crimea; h. 1831 ; m. 1S59 Cathe-
rine Anne, dau. of William Williams, Esq., of
TreguUow House, Truro.
BULLOCK,* the Misses (of Shipdham Hall).
Daughters of the late Rev. Colby Bullock, M.A.,
of Shipdhara ; s. 1817. This family has been
settled in Norfolk for three centuries. — Shipdham
Hall, Norfolk.
BUTTBUBY, Edward Herbert, Esq.
Second son of Sir H. E. Bunbury, Bart, (whom
see) ; b. 1811. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836) ; called to the Bar
at the Inner Temple 1841 ; was M.P. for Bury St.
Edmund's 1847-52.- — Athenceum and Oxford and
Cambridge Clubs, S.AV.
BUWBURY,* Colonel Kane (of Moyle).
Second son of the late William Bunbury, Esq., of
Moyle, some time M.P. for co. Carlow ; 1). 178- ;
s. his brother Thomas (who was M.P. for co.
Carlow 1841-6) 1840. Is a Colonel in the xVrmy
retired. — Moyle, near Carlow, Ireland.
Heir Prcs., his nephew Captain William McClin-
tock-Bunbury (whom see).
BUNEUBY.
(See McClintoclc-Buiiljurij.)
BUNKTY,* Edward Brice, Esq. (of Speen Hill),
Son of the late Joseph Bunny, Esq., of Speen
Hill; in. 1824 Emma, dau. of the late J. Piggott,
Esq., of Fitz Hall, Sussex. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Berks. — Speen Hill, near Newbury,
Berks.
BUBCHALL,* John Henry, Esq. (of Broadlield
Court).
Eldest son of the late Robert Burchall, Esq., by
Miss Chapone ; h. 177- ; is m. and has issue a
daughter. Is a Magistrate for co. Hereford. —
Broadlield Court, near Leominster, Herefordshire.
EUHDETT,* John Head, Esq. (of Hunstanton).
Son of the late — Burdett, Esq., of Hunstanton ;
h. 18 — ; in. and has issue. Is a Magistrate for
King's CO. — Hunstanton, near Cloghan, King's co.
Heir, his son.
BUEDOTQ", Eowland, Esq. (of Castle Eden).
Eldest son of the late Rowland Burdon, Esq., of
Castle Eden, by Cotsford, clau. of General Mathews ;
h. 1802 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1831 Anne Malet, dau. of
Joshua Andrew UhthofF, Esq., of Bath. Edu-
cated at Durham and Oriel Coll., Oxford ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut., and Chairman of th0»
Quarter Sessions for the co. of Durham. — Castle
Eden, near Durham.
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BUBDOlSr, William "Wharton, Esq. (of Hartford
House).
Eldest son of the late William Burdon, Esq., of
Hartford House, by Elizabeth, dau. of General
Dickson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; i. 1803. Edu-
cated at Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland, and an
extensive Coal-owner ; was M.P. for Weymouth
1835-7 ; is author of "Materials for Thinking."
This family claims the Dukedom of Wharton, now
in abeyance. — Hartford House, Wooperton, near
Wooler, Northumberland.
BUBGH, Walter Hussey, Esq. (of Donore
House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Hussey Burgh ;
h. 1801 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1st 1820 Elizabeth Jane, dau.
of James FitzGerald, Esq., of Shepperton, co.
Clare; 2Dd 1840 Hessie, dau. of the Rev. Alex-
ander McClintock, and grand-dau. of the late John
McClintock, Esq., M.P., of Drumcar, co. Louth.
Is a Magistrate for co. Kildare (High Sheriff
1839-40). This family is a branch of that of Lord
Downes. — Donore House, near Naas, co. Kildare ;
The Cottage, Whitchurch, Shropshire ; Cae Henar,
Carnarvonshire.
Heir, his son John Hamilton (of Kilfinnan Castle,
Glandore, co. Cork), h. 1822 ; in. 1844 Louisa, dau.
of — Townsend, Esq., of Shepperton, co, Cork ;
is a Magistrate for co. Cork.
BUBKE,* Thomas Pitzmaurice, Esq. (of Pros-
pect Villa).
Eldest son of the late — Burke, Esq., of Prospect
ViUa. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork. — Prospect
Villa, near Ringaskiddy, co. Cork,
BUBLEIGH,* William, Esq. (of Carrickfergus).
Eldest son of the late — Burleigh, Esq. ; h. 17 — ;
m. .and has issue. Is a Magistrate for co. Antrim.
— Carrickfergus, co. Antrim.
Heir, his son.
BUBNELL.
(See Pcgge-Burnell.)
BURBELL, Bryan, Esq. (of Broomepark).
Eldest son of the late William Burrell, Esq., of
Broomepark, by Eleanor, dau. of Matthew Forster,
Esq., of Bolton ; h. 180.5 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1837 Fran-
ces Mary, dau. of John Quautock, Esq., of Norton
House, Somerset. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland (High Sheriff
1856) ; formerly Captain in 4th Dragoon Guards.
— Broomepark, near Alnwick, Northumberland.
Heir, his son Bryan, h. 1839 ; Lieutenant 15th
King's Hussars.
BUBROUGHES,* EUis, Esq. (of Long Strat-
ton).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Ellis Burroughes, of
Long Stratton, a Magistrate for Norfolk ; b. 182- ;
5. 18 — . Is a Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. — The
Manor House, Long Stratton, Norfolk,
Bur]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BtmTON, Henry Stewart, Esq. (of Carrigaliolt
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Hon. Sir F. Burton, G.C.H.,
of Can-igaholt Castle, by Valentina Alicia, dan. of
Nicholas, 1st Lord Cloncurry ; h. 1808 ; s. 1832 ;
m. 1836 Alicia Mary, only dau. of the late Rev.
V. Simpson, D.D. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Clare. This family is a branch of
that of the Marquis Conyngham. — Carrigaholt
Castle, near Kilrush, co. Clare.
Heir, his son Francis Nathaniel Valentine, h.
1842.
BURTOlSr-PETEHS, Henry, Esq. (of Hotham
Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Henry Peters,
Esq., of Betchworth Castle, near Dorking, Surrey ;
h. 1792 ; m. 1st 1814 Caroline Mary Susannah,
dau. of the late John Campbell, Esq., of Listen
Hall, near Sudbury, Suffolk ; 2nd 1819 Sarah, dau.
of General Christie Burton. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Surrey ; was M.P. for Beverley
1830-7. — Hotham Hall, near Brough, Yorkshire.
SUTLER, the Eev. James (of Priest-town).
Eldest sou of the late Eev. Eichard Butler, Vicar
of Burnchurch, co. Kilkenny ; h. 1794 ; in. 1818
Isabella, dau. of Thomas Eothwell, Esq., of Eock-
field, CO. Meath. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is British Chaplain at Homburg. This
family is a branch of that of Lord Dunboyne. —
Priest-town, co. Meath.
Heir, his son Thomas, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Meath, h. 1823.
BUTLER, Pierce Somerset, Esq. (of Fresh.-
ford).
Eldest son of the late Colonel the Hon. Pierce
Butler, by Anne, dau. of the late T. March,
Esq., of Lisburn, co. Antrim ; 1). 1801 ; 5. 1846 ;
m. 1835 Jessy Anne, widow of P. A. Warren,
Esq., of Lodge Park, co. Kilkenny. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Kilkenny and a Captain Kilkenny
Militia ; was M.P. for co. Kilkenny 1843-7. This
fiimily is a branch of that of Viscount Mount-
garrett. — Freshford, co. Kilkenny ; Belvedere
House, Sandymount, co. Dublin.
BUTLER, Thomas, Esq. (of St, Ann's, Eixrley).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Butler, Esq., of
Kirkstal Forge; ?/. 1805 ; s. 1831 ; w). 1854 his
cousin Mary Jane, dau. of George Beecroft, Esq.,
of Kirkstal Forge. This family has been nearly a
centui-y settled at Kirkstal Forge, and in conjunc-
tion with the family of Beecroft carried on an
extensive iron-trade there. The family of Butler
originally came from Baildon, near Otley, where
many of the ancestors of the Butlers are interred.
— St. Ann's, Burley, near Leeds.
BYAM, Sir IVilliam, Knt. (or. 1859).
Eldest son of the late Edward Byam, Esq., Mem-
ber of the Council of Antigua, by Christiana
Matilda, dau, of Eichard Eyan, Esq., of Dublin,
Barrister-at-Law ; h. 1792; in. 1815 Martha, dau.
of Thomas Eogers, Esq., of Antigua, Educated at
Eton ; is President of the Council of Antigua, and
Colonel of the Antigua regiment of Dragoons; was
formerly Lieutenant 15th Hussars, and served in
the Peninsula and the south of France, and at
Waterloo, where he was wounded. This family is
of Welsh extraction, but has been seated at
Antigua for two centuiies. — Cedar Hill, island of
Antigua, West Indies ; Westwood, near South-
ampton.
Heir, his sou Edwar-d Gamage, Captain 59th foot,
Jj. 1823,
BYRNE,* Miss (of Cabinteely),
Georgiana Mary, only surviving child of the late
Eobert Byrne, Esq., by Mary, dau. of R. Deve-
reux. Esq, ; s. her sister 18 — . — Cabinteely, Lough-
linstown, co, Dublin,
C A H I R (Lord), Joseph. Lawrence Butler (er.
1583),
Only son of the late Alexander Butler, Esq., an
Officer of His Majesty's Customs at Liverpool (who
d. 1820), by Eebecca, dau. of Joseph Miles, Esq., of
Edge Hill, near Liverpool ; h. 1819 ; in. 1849 Fran-
ces, youngest dau. of the late Peter Bunting, Esq., of
the Customs Department, Liverpool. Claims t to
have succeeded to the barony of Cahir on the death
of his kinsman Eichard, 12th Lord Cahir and 2nd
Earl of Glengall, in 1858. This family is a branch
of the noble house of Ormonde, being sprung from
James de Botiller, son of the 3rd Earl of Ormonde,
whose descendants (by the settlement of Thomas,
10th Earl) were made next in remainder to the
house of Ormonde, after the branch represented
by Lord Dunboyne. — Chesnut House, Litherland,
near Liverpool.
Heir, his son Theobald Walter, 6. 1851.
CALCRAPT.
{See Lucas-Calcraff.)
CALTHROP, John, Esq. (of Stanhoe Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Calthrop, Esq., for-
merly of Gosberton, co. Lincoln ; b. 18 — ; m. 1831
Mary, eldest dau. of John Palmer Hollway, Esq.,
of Boston. Is a Magistrate for Norfolk, and a Dep.
Lieut, for Norfolk and Lincolnshire. This family
is a branch of that of Lord Calthorpe, a younger
son of that hou.se having migrated into Lincoln-
shire in the 17th centurj-, when he became the
head of this branch of the family. — Stanhoe Hall,
near Eougham, co. Norfolk.
Heir, his grandson Henry Calthrop Hollway, 7j.
1856.
CALVERT, Frederick, Esq., Q,.C.
Second son of the late General Sir Harry Calvert,
Bart,, and brother of Sir Harry Verney, Bart,
(whom see) ; h. 1806. Educated at Harrow and
Oh. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1831), .and was
for some time Fellow of IMerton Coll, ; called to
t This claim, though already in the course of prosecution,
has not as vet been establislicd before the House of Lords,
—March, 1800.
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the Bar at the Inner Temple 1831, appointed
Q.C in 1849 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Bucks; was M.P. for Aylesbury 1850-1. —
Athenaeum and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 9, St.
James's Place, S.W. ; 8, New Square, Lincoln's
Inn, E.G.
C A M M E L L, Charles, Esq. (of Norton Hall,
Derbyshire).
Youngest son of the late Captain George Cammell,
of Hull, CO. York ; h. 1810 ; m. 1845 Mary Anne,
widow of the late John Wright, Esq., of co. Wai--
wick. Is a Manufacturer at Sheffield, and owner
of the Cyclops Works there, and a Merchant in
the City of London ; purchased the property of
Norton from the Shores in 1850 ; is Lord of the
Manor and Lay-Eector of Norton and Coleaston. —
Norton Hall, near Sheffield ; City and Gresham
Clubs, E.G. ; 5, Barge Yard, Bucklersbury, E.G. ;
16, Cornwall Terrace, Eegent's Park, N.W.
CAMPBELL, Alexander, Esq. (of Monzie).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General A.
Campbell, of Monzie ; &. 1814 ; m. 1844 Christina,
only dau. of Sir D. Camei-on, Bart., of Fassifern,
N.B. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Argyle ; was M.P. for co. Argyle 1841-3. This
family is a branch of the Ducal House of Argyle.
— Monzie Castle, Perthshire ; Inveraw, Argyle-
shire.
CAMPBELL,* Charles Montgomery, Esq. (of
Bennington).
h. 17 — . Is a Magistrate for co. Salop. — Benning-
ton Park, near Stevenage, Herts ; Shrewsbury,
Salop.
CAMPBELL,* Colin, Esq. (of Colgrain),
Son of the late — Campbell, Esq., of Colgrain.
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A,
1840) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lanark. — Colgrain, Dumbartonshire.
CAMPBELL,* George James, Esq. (of Trees-
bank House).
Son of the late — Campbell, Esq., of Treesbank.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr. —
Treesbank House, near Kilmarnock, Ayrshire.
CAMPBELL, James, Esq. (of Dunmore).
Eldest son of the late James Campbell, Esq., of
Dunmore, by Eliza Hope, 5th dau. of the late
Hon. William Baillie, Lord Polkemmet (a Scottish
Judge of Session) ; b. 1816 ; s. 1831. Educated at
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Argyle ; was formerly an Officer in the 69th
regiment. — Dunmore, near Tarbert, Argyleshire,
N.B.
CAMPBELL, John Archibald, Esq. (of Edin-
burgh).
Eldest son of the late John Campbell, Esq., of the
Citadel; h. 1788 ; ni. 1822 Emma, dau. of the late
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Colonel Legh, M.P., of Lyme Hall, co. Chester. —
Alhyn Place, Edinburgh.
Ileh; his son John Archibald Legh, in Holy
Orders, Vicar of Helpstone, co. Northampton, h.
1823.
CAMPBELL, Eobert, Esq. (of Skerrington).
Eldest son of the late Dugald Campbell, Esq., of
Skerrington, by Janet, dau. of the Hon. William
Baillie, of Polkemmet, one of the Senators of the
College of Justice ; h. 1814 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1843
Anne, dau. of the late John Carr, Esq., of Dun-
stonhill, CO. Durham. Educated at Glasgow and
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate for co. Ayr. — 4, Darn-
away Street, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son William, h. 1855.
CAMPBELL, Hobert Nutter, Esq. (of Ormi-
dale).
Eldest surviving son of the late John Campbell,
Esq., of Ormidale, by Catharine, dau. of General
Campbell, of Strachur ; h. 1799 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1828
Margaret, dau. of the late Thomas Warrand, Esq.,
of Lentran, co. Inverness. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Argyle ; forraery Lieutenant-Colonel 4th Royal
Madras Infantry, and was many years in com-
mand of the Nair Brigade, Travancore. This
family is descended from Thomas Campbell, 2nd
son of Colin, 1st Earl of Argyle. — Ormidale, near
Cairndow, Argyleshire.
Heir, his dau. Catharine Helen, m. 1854 William,
son of the late James Hunter, Esq., of Hafton.
CAMPION, "William John, Esq. (of Danny).
Eldest son of the late William John Campion, Esq.,
of Danny, by Jane, dau. of Francis Motley
Austen, Esq., of Kippington, Kent ; b. 1804 ; s.
1855 ; m. 1829 Harriet, dau. of the late Thos. Eead
Kemp, Esq., of Brighton. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1827) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Sussex. — Danny Place, near Hurst-
pierpoint, Sussex.
Heir, his son William Henry, b, 1836,
CANDLEK, V/illiam, Esq. (of Malvern Link).
Eldest surviving son of the late Henry Candlei',
Esq., of Callan, by Mar^', dau. and heiress of
William Ascough, Esq., of Kirby Malzart, co.
Yoi'k, and grandson of WiUiam Candler, Esq., of
Callan Castle, co. Kilkenny, and Acomb, co. York ;
b. 1797; s. 1825; m. 1st 1829 Louisa, dau. of
John Evered, Esq., of Hill House and Exton
Lodge, Somerset ; 2nd 1852 Emma Cath.arine,
youngest dau. of the late Sir Anthony Lechmere,
Bart._ Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Worcester ; was formerly Lieutenant E.N. This
family, of great antiquity in Norfolk and Suffolk,
are of Saxon origin, and are maternally descended
from the noble family of Vavasour ; the name was
formerly spelt Kaendler ; a branch settled in
Ireland temp. Oliver Cromwell. — Malvern Link,
W^orcestershire.
CANNING.
(See Gordon-Canning.)
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CAPEL,* "William, Esq. (of Painswick Grove).
Son of the late — Capel, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dap. Lieut, for co. Gloucester. — The Grove,
Painswick, Gloucestershire.
CAREW, Mrs. (of Aystiford).
Jane Maria, only child of the late .John Rogers,
Esq., of Ayshford, Devon ; m. 1822 Henry Carew,
Esq. (2nd son of tlie late George Henry Carew,
Esq., of Carew Castle, co. Pembroke, and Crow-
combe Court, Somerset), who d. 1855. — Ayshford,
near Sidmouth, Devon.
Jleir, her son Dudley, &. 1823.
CABLETOlSr.
(See L'Esiranrje-Carlcton.)
C A E L Y O W, Major Thomas Tristram Spry
(of Tregrehan).
Eldest son of the late Major-General Edward Car-
lyon, by Anna Maria, elder dau. of the late
Admiral Spry, of Place and Tregolls, Cornwall;
b. 1823 ; s. 1854. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall
(High Sheriff 18—) ; was formerly Major 3rd
Dragoon Guards. This family is of great antiquity
in Cornwall. — Tregrehan, near St. Austel, Corn-
wall.
CAENAC, Kear-Admiral Jotn Eivett- (of Chan-
dos Place).
Youngest son of the late James Eivett-Carnac,
Esq., of Derby, late Acting Governor of Bombay
(who assumed, by sign manual, the name of
Carnac, in 1803), by Henrietta, dau. of James
Fisher, Esq., of Great Yarmoutli ; h. 1796; m.
1826 Maria Jane, 3rd dau. of Samuel Davis, Esq.,
of Birdhurst, near Croydon. Educated at the
Charterhouse and Eoyal Naval Coll. ; entered the
Navy 1812 ; served at Algiers 1816 ; became Rear-
Admiral 1857. This family is a junior branch of
that of Sir J. Pivett-Carnac, Bart., and is de-
scended from the Eivetts of Brandeston Hall,
Suffolk. Their immediate ancestor was Mayor of
Derby during the Rebellion of 1715. — Chaudos
Place, near Broadstairs, Kent ; United Service
Club, S.W. ; 46, Devonshire Street, W.
Heir, bis son John Henry, h. 1838 ; appointed
to the Bengal Civil Service 1858.
CARNEGIE, Hon. Charles.
Third son of the late Sir James Carnegie, Bart.,
by Charlotte, dau. of the Rev. D. Lysons, of
Hempsted Court, co. Gloucester, and brother of
the Earl of Southesk ; b. 1S33. Educated at the
Royal Naval and Military Academy and Edin-
burgh ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar ; wa.s for-
merly Lieutenant in 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers
and 27th Inniskillings ; elected M.P. for Forfar-
shire I860.- — Kinnaird Castle, near Brechin, Forfar-
shire, N.B. ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
CARPENTER, John, Esq. (of Mount Tavy).
Eldest son of the late John Carpenter, Esq., of
Mount Tavy, Tavistock, by Lucy, dau. of Rev.
William and Lady Harriette Garnier, of Rookes-
bury Park, Hants; 6.1839; s. 1860. Educated
at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford.— Mount Tavy,
near Tavistock, co. Devon.
Heir Pres., his sisters.
CARR, Mrs. (of Barrowpoint HiU).
Emily, dau. of Richard Norman, Esq. ; vi. 1831
Ralph Carr, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, and a Magis-
trate for Middlesex (eldest son of the late Ralph
Carr, Esq., of Stannington, Northumberland, Ijy
Caroline, dau. of Francis Gregg, Esq., of Skinner's
Hall), who d. 1854. — Barrowpoint Hill, Pinner,
near Watford, Herts ; 14, York Terrace, Regent's
Park, N.W.
CARROLL, Henry, Esq. (of BaUynure).
Only son of the late Walter Bagenal Carroll, Es((.,
of Ballynure, by Charity, dau. of Richard Rice,
Esq., of Mount Rice, co. Kildare ; b. 1799 ; s.
1801 ; m. 1822 Catharine, dau. of David Mitchell,
Esq., of St. Ann's, Jamaica. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Wicklow (High Sheriff 1826).—
Ballynure, near Ballitore, co. Wicklow.
CARTER, Samuel, Esq. (of Rockview).
Eldest son of the late John Carter, Esq., of Tavi-
stock ; b. 1814. Called to the Bar at the Middle
Temple 1847; was M.P. for Tavistock 1852-3.—
Rockview House, near Tavistock, Devon ; Reform
Club, S.W. ; 3, Churchyard Court, Temple, E.C.
CARTY/RIGHT,* George, Esq. (late of ^Vy-
berton).
Son of the late — Cartwright, Esq., of Wyberton,
CO. Lincoln. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Dorset.' — -Lyme Regis, Dorset.
CARTWRIGHT,^ William CornwaUis, Esq. (of
Aynlioe).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Cartwright, some
time Minister at Frankfort (who d. 1850), by
]\Iary Elizabeth Augusta, dau. of the Count de
Von Sandizel, of Bavaria, and grandson of the late
William Ralph Cartwright, Esq., of Aynhoe (who
was M.P. for Northamptonshire 1796-1843) ; b.
1827; s. his grandfather 1850. This family is of
Cheshire extraction, and has been seated at Aynhoe
for upwards of two centuries. — Aynhoe, near
Brackley, Northamjjtonshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas Robert Brooke,
b. 18— ; educated at Mertou Coll., Oxford.
CAULFEILD, Mrs. (of Copsewood).
Anne Rachel, dau. of Major Blake, E.I. Co.'s
service ; m. 18 — Major-General James Caulfeild,
C.B. (who was some time an East-India Director,
and M.P. for Abingdon, and who d, 1852). This
family is a younger branch of that of the Earl of
Charlemont. — Copsewood, co. Limerick.
CHALMERS, John Inglis, Esq. (of Aldbar).
Second son of the late Patrick Chalmers, Esq., of
Aldbar, a Slerchant in London ; b. 17 — ; s. to the
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estate ia 1854, on the death of his brother Patrick,
F.S. A. (some years M.P. for the Montrose Burghs) ;
VI. 1838 Margaret, 2nd d.iu. of John Inglis, Esq.,
of London, and of Verehills, co. Lanark. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar. Tliis
family lias been settled in Forfarshire since 1753,
when the estate was acquired by William Chalmers,
Esq., of Hazlehead, co. Aberdeen. — Aldbar, near
Brechin, Forfarshire.
JIei7; his son Patrick, Ensign 59th foot, h. 1841.
CHAMPERNOWNE,* Arthur, Esq. (of Dart-
ington House).
Eldest son of the late Henry Champernowne, Esq.,
by Charlotte, dau. of Sir Anthony BuUer ; b.
1830; s. 1851. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford.
This family have been settled at Dartington for
upwards of six centuries. — Dartington House, near
Totnes, Devon.
Jleir Pres., his bi'other Henry.
C H A U N C Y, Charles SneU, Esq. (of Little
Munden),
Eldest son of the late Charles Snell Chauncy, Esq.,
of Theobalds, Herts, by Amelia, dau. of Nathaniel
Chauncy, Esq., of Austin Friars ; h. 1789 ; s.
1809 ; m. 1817 Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel Beale,
Esq., of Edmonton. Educated at St. John's and
Worcester Colls., Oxford: is a Magistrate for
Herts (High Sheriff 181*). This family came
over to England with William the Conqueror. —
Dane-End House, Little Munden, near Ware,
Herts.
Ci-IEESM:E]SrT-SEVEE,Br, John, Esq. (of Peny-
bont, Radnorshire).
Only sou of the late Captain John Cheesment, of
Seaton Delavel, by Sarah, dau. of Thomas Grace,
Esq., of Graceville ; h. 1781 ; m. 181- Mary Ann,
only child of the late John Price, Esq., of De-
vanner Park (High Sheriff of co. Radnor 1794).
Educated iit Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. lladnor, and an
Esquire of the most honourable Order of the
Bath ; was M.P. for Wotton-Bassett in 1808, and
for Fowey in 1830 ; High Sheriff of co. Radnor
1811. — Penybont Hall, near Kington ; Devanner
Park, near Rhayader, Radnorshire ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Ileir, his son John Perc}', h. 1816.
C H E IST E Y,* Edward Heushaw, Esq. (of Gad-
desby).
Eldest son of the late — Cheney, Esq., of Gad-
desby. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Leicester (High Sheriff I860).— Gaddesby Hall,
near Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire.
CHERRY, George Charles, Esq. (of Denford,
Berks).
Eldest son of the late George Henry Cherry, Esq.,
of Denford, by Charlotte, dau. of C. B'jnnett
Drake Garrard, Esq., of Lamer, Herts ; h. 1822 ;
s. 1848. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1814) ; is a Magistrate for Berks. —
Denford, near Hungerford.
Heir Pres., his brother Apsley, h, 182-.
735
CHESTER, Major Charles M. (of Chicheley
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Chester, of
Denton Rectory, and Walpole St. Peter's, Nor-
folk, by Elizabeth, dau. of Lord Berners ; I. 1815 ;
s. his cousin 1858 ; m. 1843 Maria, dau. of M.ijor
Sandham, R.A., of Rowdell House, Sussex. Edu-
cated at the Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is a
Magistrate for Sussex, and a Major Royal Sussex
Artillery Militia ; was formerly Captain 90th Liglit
Infantry. — Chicheley Hall, near Newport Pagnell,
Bucks ; United Service Club, S.W.
CHEVERS, Michael Joseph, Esq. (of KiUyan).
Eldest son of the late John Chevers, Esq., of
Killyan, by Eleanor, dan. of John ilacDonnell,
Esq., of Caranacon ; h. 1827 ; s. 1857. Educated
at Oscott CoU. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Galway (High Sheriff I860).— Killyan, near
Ballinasloe, co. Galway.
CHICHESTER, Robert, Esq. (of Hall).
Third but eldest surviving sou of the late Charles
Chichester, Esq., of Hall, by Henrietta, dau. of
Philip Incledon- Webber, Esq., of Buckland,
Devon ; h. 1804 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1826 Clarentia, dau.
of Colonel Henry Mason, H.E.I. Co.'s service.
Educated at Eton and Worcester Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1825) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Devon. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the Marquis of Donegall ; they ar»
the senior branch of the Chichesters of Raleigh,
Devon, where the family first settled in the 14th
century. They acquired Hall in 1400, by the
marriage of Richard Chichester, Esq., with Tlio-
masiue De Halle, the last of that family. — Hall,
near Barnstaple, Devon.
Heir, his son Charles, &. 1828 ; educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate for Devon, and Lieutenant
Devon Jlounted Rifles.
CHILD, James Mark, Esq. (of Begilly House).
Only son of the late James Child, Esq., of Begilly
House, by Sarah, 4th dau. of the late Mark Davis,
Esq., of Marshfield, Wilts ; b. 17— ; s. 1815; m.
1st 1816 Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of the late
Stednian Davies, Esq., of Llangamarch Hall, co.
Brecon, and Maesgwynne House, co. Carmarthen
(she d. 1822) ; 2nd 182- Emma Elizabeth Towns-
hend, dau. of the late Hugh Webb Bowen, Esq.,
of Cumrose, Widfield, and Lambson House, co.
Pembroke. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
cos. Pembroke and Carmarthen, and Senior Cap-
tain of the Royal Pembroke Artillery Militia.
This family is of great antiquity, having accom-
panied William I. to this country : the first settled
in London was Richard Child, an East-India Mei'-
chant, whose eldest son, Josiah (M.P. for Ware-
ham), was created a baronet, and subsequently
Lord Castlemain of Wanstead. The present Mr.
Child claims the dormant jieerage and baronetcy. —
Begilly House, Pembrokeshire ; Bouvelles Court,
Lewes, Sussex.
Heir, his son James Mark Phillips, h. 182- ; m.
185- Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the late William
Challoner, Esq., of Richmond, Surrey.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CHILDERS, Hugli CuUing Eardley, Esq.
Only son of the late Eev. Eardley Childers, by
Maria Charlotte, eldest dan. of the late Sir Culling
Smith, Bart., of Eedwell, Herts ; h. 1827 ; m.
1850 Emilj^, 3rd dau. of G. J. A. Walker, Esq., of
Norton, co. "Worcester. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1850, M.A. 1857) ; was a Mem-
ber of the Government of Victoria 1851-7, and
held the office of Commissioner of Trade, &c., in
the first Australian Cabinet 1855-7, representing
the town of Portland in the Legislative Assembly ;
is a Mao-istrate for the West Riding of Yorkshire ;
elected °M. P. for Pontefract I860.— 24, Curzou
Street, Mayfair, W. ; Keform and Brookes' Chib.s,
S.W.
CHOLMELEY", Francis Henry, Esq. (of
Brandsby).
Son of the late Henry Philip Cholmeley, EcSq., by
Annie, dau. of Jerrard Edward Strickland, Esq.
(cadet of the family of Strickland of Sizergh Castle,
CO. Westmoreland), wlio succeeded his brother
Francis, d. s. 'p. in 1855 ; 5. 1850. The Cholmeleys
of Brandsby are descended from Roger, 2nd son
of Sir Richard Cholmeley of Roxby, by his 1st
wife, and who married a dau. of De la Ryver of
Brandsby. Sir Richard Cholmeley was descended
from the Barons of Malpas, in Cheshire, the jDarent
stock of the present Marquis Cholmondeley. —
Brandsby Hall, near York.
Heir Pres., his uncle.
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CHSISTIAri,* John, Esq. (of Milnto^vn).
Son of the late John Christian, Esq., M.P. (who
subsequently assumed the name of Curwen) ; h.
177- ; is m'. and has issue. Educated at St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1798, M.A. 1801) ; is
Chief Judge of the Isle of Man. — -IMilntown, near
Douglas, Isle of M.an.
CHKISTIE, WilUam Dongal, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Dougal Clu-istie, Esq., Phy-
sician, of Bombay ; h. 1816. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837) ; called to the Bar at
the Inner Temple 1840, and went the Western
Circuit ; was formerly Secretary to the late Earl of
Minto ; was M.P. for Weymouth 1842-7 ; appointed
Consul at Mosquito 1848, Secretary of Legation
at Berne 1851 ; was Charge d'Affaires in Switzer-
land 1851-4 ; Charg^ d'Affaires andConsul-General
in the Argentine Confederation 1854, Minister
Plenipotentiary there 1856. — Reform and Oxford
and Cambridge Clubs, S.W.
CLAPCOTT, George Biinter, Esq. (of Keyn-
stone).
Eldest son of the late John Clapcott, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Clapcott, Esq., of Keyn-
stone, Dorset ; h. 1780 ; m. 1817 Eliza, dau. of
the Rev. J. Dowland, D.D., of Whitchurch, Dorset.
Educated at Eton and Wadham Coll., Oxford ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for Dorset. This familj^ is of Norman
extraction, and appears to have been settled in
England temp. William I., with whom some of the
family resided during that monarch's stay at Wool-
vertoQ House. They possessed the property of
Winterborne Abbas, in Dorset, as well as the
ancient Manor of Stotingway, near Upway.f —
Keynstone, near Blandford, Dorset.
Ecir, his son John William, in Holy Orders, h.
1820 ; m. 1847 Anne Theresa, dau. of Captain
Onslow, R.N.
CIiAVEBIlirG, Edward Jolrn, Esq. (of CaUaly
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Edward Clavering, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of — Byrne, Esq. ; h. 1815 ; s. 1833 ;
m. 1838 Jane, only child and heiress of the late
John Carr, Esq., of Broxfield and Bondgate Hall,
Northumberland. Educated at Ushaw Coll. ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland.
This family has been seated in Northumberland
since the Conquest, and has always adhered to the
Roman Catholic religion. — Callaly Castle, near
Alnwick, Northumberland.
Heiress, his only child Augusta Lucy, m, 1859
Henry, eldest son of Sir Henry Paston Beding-
feld, Bart.
CLEMEWTS,* Theophilus Henry, Esq. (of Ea-
kenny).
Maternally descended from a common ancestor
with the Earl of Leitrim ; h. 18 — . Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Cavan. — Rakenny, near Tullavin, co.
Cavan ; Sackville-Stwet Club, Dublin. I
CLOWES,* Charles, Esq. (of Delaford Park,
Bucks).
Son of the late — Clowes, Esq.; h. 178- ; is m.
and has issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Bucks (High SheriiT 18—). — Delaford Park,
Iver, near Uxbridge.
CLUTTSH.EUCK, Thomas, Esq. (of "Wark-
v/orth).
Second son of the late John Clutterbuck, Esq., of
Warkworth, formerly Major 65th regiment, by
Mary Anne, youngest dau. of the Hon. Thomas
Lyon, of Hetton House, co. Durham ; b. 18 — ;
s. his brother John, late Captain 37th foot, who
fell in India, 1857. Is a Magistrate for Northum-
berland. This family are descended from the Clut-
terbucks of King's Stanley, co. Gloucester. John
Lyon, late Captain in H.M.'s 37th regt. of foot,
eldest son of the late John Clutterbuck, Esq., died
on the line of march against the rebels in India, j
at Barrackpore, near Calcutta, on the 14th of ]
June, 1857. — Warkworth, near Acklington, North-
umberland.
CLUTTOSr,* Thomas Chorlton, Esq. (of Chorl-
ton Hall).
Son of the late George Glutton, Esq. ; 5. 17 — ; s.
his \\\\c\q 17 — ; is m. Is a Magistrate for co.
Cihester,— -Chorlton Hall, near Malpas, Cheshire.
COCKS.
(See Somers-Cods.)
See Hutcliings' " History of Dorset."
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CODKIISrGTON",^^ -William \^J^., Esa- (of -Wroiigh-
ton).
Son of the late W, Codn'ngton, Esq. ; m. 18o4
Cecilia Cliarlotte, youngest dan. of the late Fre-
derick Webb, Esq., of Westwick, co. Durham, and
Landford, Wilts. Is a Magistrate for Wilts ; was
formerly an Officer in the 17th Lancers. — Wrough-
ton, near Swindon, Wilts.
COKER,* Lewis, Esq. (of Bicester House).
Eldest son of the late T. L. Coker, Esq., of
Bicester House ; b. 1819 ; m. 1848 Caroline Agnes,
j'oungest dau. of the late James Pitman, Esq., of
Dunchidcock House. Entered the Army 1837,
and was formerly Major 29tli foot. — Bicester House,
Oxford.shire.
Jfeir, his son.
COLE, Owen Blayney, Esq. (of Brandrtim).
Eldest surviving son of the late Major Henry
Cole, of Twickenham, by Jane Eliza, dau. of the
late John Owen, Esq., of Monaghan ; b. 18 — • ;
m. 1834 Lady Frances Monck, 2nd dau. of the
late Earl of llathdown, of Charleville, co. Wicklow.
Educated at Trinity C'oU., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Monnghan (High
Sheriff 1843). This family is connected with that
of Lord Blayney. — Brandrum, near Monaghan ; 7,
Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin.
Meir, his son Francis, b. 183-.
COLE, Bobert, Esq. (of Holybotirn Lodge).
Youngest son of the late William Cole, Esq., of
the Isle of Wight; b. 18— ; m. 1817 Maria, dau.
of the late Henry Wilding, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Hant.^, and a Fellow of the
Linnrean Society. This family is of longstanding
in 00. Salop. — Holyboiun Lodge, near Alton,
Hants,
COLE-HAMILTOlSr, Major Arthvir ■Willoughby
(of Beltrim).
Eldest sou of the late Claude Yfilliani Cole-Hamil-
ton, Esq., of Beltrim, by Sophia, dau. of Richard
Chaloner, Esq., of King's Fort, co. Meath, and
grandson of the Hon. Arthur Cole, brother of the
1st Earl of Enniskillen, who married Letitia, dau.
and heir of Claude Hamilton, Esq., of Beltrim, co.
Tyrone, and took in consequence the additional
surname of Hamilton ; b. 1806 ; s. 1823 ; m. 1831
Emily Catherine, dau, of the Rev. Charles Cobbe
Beresford, of Termon, co. Tyrone. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin, and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tyrone (Higli
Sheriff 1830); was a Major of the Royal Tyrone
Fusiliers 18.55-9.— Beltrim, near Newton Stewart,
CO. Tyrone.
Heir, his son William Claude Stuart, late Cap-
tain 88th regiment Connaught Rangers ; 6.1833;
VI. 1859 Caroline Emma, Jane, dau. of the Hon.
Andrew Stuart, of Crevenagh House, Omagh.
COLES,* Henry Beaumont, Esq. (of Middleton
House),
Only son of the late Philip Coles, Esq., by Frances,
dau. of — Const, E.sq. ; b. 1794 ; m. 1814 Mary,
dau. of Robert Bird, Es(|. Was called to the Bar
at Gray's Inn 1836 ; is a Magistrate for Middleiex,
and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants ; w.%8
M.P. for Andover 1817-57. — Middleton House,
near Andover, Hauls; Atheiiaium and Carlton
Clubs, S.W.
COLLIN G^WOOD, Edward John, Esq. (of Lil-
burn Tower and Cliii'ton House).
Only son of tlie late John Collingwood, Esq., of
Chirton House, by Sarah, only dau. of Thomas
Fenwick, Esq., of Earsdon. Northumberland ; b.
1815 ; .•?. 1841 ; m. 18,42 Anna, 2nd dau. of Arthur
Burdett, Esq., of Dublin ami Tipperary. Edu-
cated at Christ's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Dep. Lieut,
for Northumberland (High Sheriff 1814). Thi.'i
family is of very ancient standing in Northumber-
land, and the late John Collingwood, Esq., was
brother of the late Admiral Lord Collingwood. —
Chirton House and Lilburn Tower, near Alnwick,
Northumberland.
Ileh; his son Edward John, b. 1843.
COLLIKTS,* Edward, Esq. (of Truthan).
Son of the late — Collins, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for Cornwall (High Sheriff 1831 K— Truthan, near
Truro, Cornwall.
CONANT.
(See Piggott-Stainsby-Conant.)
CONOLLY, Thomas, Esq. (of Castletown\
Eldest son of the late Colonel E. M. ConoUy (who
was M.P. for co. Donegal 1819-49), by Catherine
Jane, dau. of Chambre Brabazon Ponsonby Barker,
Esq., of Kilcooly Abbey, co. Tipperary ; b. 1823 ;
s. 1849. Educated at Harrow- and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kildare and
for CO. Donegal (High Sheriff 1848) ; has been
M.P. for CO. Donegal since 1849. Ilis ancestor,
the Right Hon. \Villiam Conolly, of Castletown,
was Speaker of the Irish House of Commons temp.
Queen Anne, and three times sworn Lord Justica
for executing the ofhce of Viceroy in Ireland. —
Castletown, Celbridge, co. Kildare ; Cliff, Bally-
shannon, CO. Donegal ; 19, Hanover Square, W.
Heir Pros., his brother John Augustus, b. 182- ;
is Major in the Coldstream Guards, has the Victoria
Cross for gallantry in the field during the Crimean
wai'.
CONSTABLE, Thomas, Esq. (of The Manor
House, Otley).
Only surviving son of the late Charles Haggerston
Constable, Esq. (who assumed the name of Stan-
ley in virtue of a Royal license on his marriage
with his first wife Elizabeth, the sister of Sir Wil-
liam Stanley, Bart., of Hooton), by his second wifd
Mary, dau. of Thomas Macdon.ald, Estp, of Edin-
burgh, and Catlierine, dau. of M.-vjor ilacdonald,t
of Tiendrich ; b. 1805. Educated at Ushaw Coll.
The above-named Charles Haggerston Stanley Con-
stable was the third and youngest son of William
Haggerston Constable, Esq. (by Lady Winifred
+ This grentleman suffered at Carlisle, with other followers
of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, in l/l6,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Maxwell, of Nithsdale and Terregles), who was
second son of Sir Carnaby Haggerston, Bart., and
who assumed the name of Constable on succeeding
to the estates of his great-uncle, Sir Marmaduke
Constable, of Everingham, Bart., his mother being
the sister and heiress of William Middelton, Esq.,
of Myddleton Lodge and Stockeld, co. York. Of
the two elder brothers of the said Charles Hagger-
ston Stanley Constable, the elder (the father of the
present Lord Herri es) succeeded to the estates of
the Constables of Everingham (succeeding also,
through his mother, to the Maxwell estates in Scot-
land) ; and the second succeeded under his great-
imcle's will to the estates and name of Middelton.
— The Manor House, Otley, Yorkshire.
Heirs Pres., his two sisters.
CO]SrW^,* -Wmiam Shipley, Esq. (of Bodrhyd-
dan).
Grandson of the late Very Eev. W. D. Shipley,
Dean of St. Asaph ; h. 18 — ; m. and has issue.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Flint
(High Sheriff 1840).— Bodrhyddan, near Pvhyl,
Flintshire.
Heir, his son.
COOK, George Edward, Esq.
Eldest son of the late G. Cook, Esq., by Hannah,
dau. of John Frith, Esq., of Hammersmith ; m.
1824 Eliza Crozier, dau. of Richard Tayler, Esq.
Is a Magistrate for the city of Westminster ; was
formerly Captain 3rd Royal Westminster Light
Infantry Militia. — Latymer Cottage, Hammer-
smith ; Craig's Court, Charing Cross, W.C.
COOK, MTiUiam, Esq. (of Beesthorpe Hall).
Second son of James Cook, Esq. of Portland
Place, London, by Sarah, dau. of the late William
Ward, Esq., of Liverpool ; h. 1823 ; m. 1845 Ellen,
dau. of the late John Fletcher, Esq., of Leamington.
Educated at King's Coll., London ; is a Magistrate
for Notts. — Beesthorpe Hall, near Newark, Notts ;
Windham Club, S.AV. ; 47, Portland Place, W.
COOKES,* Thomas Henry, Esq. (of Bentley).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Mr. Cookes, Rector of
Stanford, co. Worcester ; h. 18— ; s. 1828. Is a
Magistrate for co. Worcester (High Sheriff 18 — ),
and a Captain in the Worcestershire Yeomanry ;
was M.P. for E. Worcestershire 1833-7.— Bentley,
Worcestershire.
COOKSOlSr,* John, Esq. (of WliiteMll).
Son of the late — Cookson, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Durham. — Neasham Hall, near Darlington,
CO. Durham.
COOKSOW,* John, Esq. (of Meldon Park).
Eldest son of the late Isaac Cookson, Esq., of
Meldon Park ; m. 1837 Sarah, eldest dau. of the
late Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart., M.P.— Meldon Park,
Northumberland.
COOPS,* Octavius Edward, Esq. (of Kocketts).
Son of the late John Coope, Esq. ; h. 18 — ; m.
18 — . Is a Dep. Lieut, for Essex and an Officer
in the Essex Militia ; was M.P, for Yarmouth
1847-8. — Rocketts, South Weald, near Brentwood,
Essex ; 10, Great Cumberland Place, Hyde Park,
W.
COPPIITGEIl, Stephen, Esq. (of Leemount).
Eldest son of the late Thomas S. Coppinger, Esq.,
of Leemount, by Eliza, dau. of J. Holehon, Esq.,
of Macroom ; h. 17 — ; m. 18 — Mary, dau. of J.
W^alsh, Esq., of Cork. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Barrister-at-Law. This family is of
great antiquity in co. Cork. — Leemount, near
Coacliford, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Stephen.
COEBETT,* Corbett Holland, Esq. (of Adming-
ton Hall).
Son of the late Francis Holland, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of Michael Corbett, Esq., of Quinton, co.
Gloucester, whose name he assumed in 1839. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester.- —
Admington Hall, near Chipping Campden, Glou-
cestershire.
COBKEWALL, Herbert, Esq. (of Delbury
HaU).
Second son of the late Right Rev. Dr. H. Corne-
wall. Lord Bishop of Worcester, by Ann, eldest
dau. of the Hon. and Rev. George Hamilton, uncle
of the 1st IMarquis of Abercorn ; h. 1794 ; s. his
brother Frederick Hamilton 1846 ; m. 1822 Char-
lotte, 3rd dau. of the late Lord Charles H.
Somerset. — Delbury Hall, near Ludlow, Shropshire.
COEJSrOCK, Isaac, Esq. (of OromweUsfort).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Zechariah Cornock, of
Cromwellsfort, by Charlotte, dau. of the late
Thomas Burgh, Esq., of Bert, co. Kildare, and
sister of Lord Downes ; h. 1816 ; s. 1858. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Wexford ; was formerly an Officer in the 14th
Light Dragoons. — Cromwellsfort, near Wexford.
Heir Pres., his brother Zechariah, h. 18 — ;
rn. 1858 Elizabeth Alicia, only dau. of Charles
Huson, Esq., of Springfield, co. Wexford.
COBBANCE,* Frederick, Esq. (of Parham
HaU).
Son of the late — White, Esq. ; h. 17 — ■ ; in. and
has issue. Assumed the name of Corrance by
Royal license, May 16, 1837 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk. — Parham Hall, nearFram-
lingham, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Frederick Snowdon, late an Officer
nth Hussars, b. 182-.
COSBY, Eobert Ashworth Godolphin, Esq. (of
Stradbally Hall).
Only son of the late Sydney Cosby, Esq., by Emily,
dau. of the late Robert Ashworth, Esq. ; h. 1837 ;
m. 1859 Alice Sophia Elizabeth, only dau. of Sir G.
Pocock, Bart. Educated at Eton ; late Lieutenant
6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons. This family has been
settled at Stradbally since the 15th century. —
Stradbally Hall, Queen's co., Ireland ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle WiUiam, in Holy Orders.
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COULSON, John Blenkinsopp, Esq. (of Blen-
kinsopp Castle).
Eldest son of the late William Coulson, Esq., of
Jesmond, by Mary, dau. of John Lisle, Esq., of
Felton and Elihaugh, Northumberland ; h. 1779 ;
m. IS — Alicia, dau. of the Rev. Gustavus Hamilton,
who was a grandson of the Viscount Boyne. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland ; was forniei-ly
Colonel of the Northumberland Militia. This
family is descended (on the female side) from the
Blenkiusopps of Elenkinsopp, holding that estate
from the time of the Norman Conquest. — Blenkin-
sopp Castle, near Haltwhistle, Northumberland.
Heir, his son John Blenkinsopp, b. 1800 ; in. 1st
1829 Elizabeth, only child of the Rev. E. Dawkins
(she d. 1831) ; 2nd 1834 Mary Anne, eldest dau. of
Lord Byron ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Northumberland, formerly Captain Grenadier
Guards.
COURTENAY,* George, Esq. (of Ballyedmond).
Son of the late — Courteuay, Esq. — Ballyed-
mond, near Midleton, co. Cork.
COYWEY,* Cliarles, Esq. (of Weston-Coyney).
Eldest son of the late W. H. Coyney, Esq., of
Weston Coyney, and of Hulme, co. Stafford ;
h. 18 — ; m. 1838 Sophia Henrietta, eldest dau. of
Captain Rowland INIainwaring, R.N., of Whitmore
Hall and Biddulph. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Stafford, and a Major King's Own
3rd Stafford Rifles Militia. — Weston Coyney, near
Cheadle, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son.
CRACKANTHORPE,* "WiUiam, Esq. (of New-
biggin Hall),
Son of the late — Crackauthorpe, Esq. ; h. 17 — .
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1811, M.A. 1816). Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Westmoreland, and a Magistrate for
Cumberland ; was High Sheriff of Cumberland
1826. — Newbiggin Hall, Temple Sowei-by, West-
moreland.
CRAIGIE.
(See Moreton-Craigic^
CRAVElSr,* Fiilwar, Esq. (of Brockhampton
Park).
Elder son of the late Rev. John Craven, of Chilton
House, Wilts ; 6. 178-; m. 1809 Laura, dau. of
the late George Vansittart, Esq., M.P., of Bi sham
Abbey, Berks. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Wilts, and a Magistrate for co. Gloucester.
This family is a younger branch of that of the Earl
of Craven. — Brockhampton Park, near Chelten-
ham, Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son George, h. IS — •.
C E A V E KT, William George, Esq. (of Bram-
bridge House).
Eldest sou of the late Hon. Augustus Craven (2nd
son of the late Earl Craven), liy Georgina Harriet,
739
dau. of W. Smythe, Esq., of Bram bridge, Hants
(she m. 2nd Edmond Noupar de Caumont, Due de
la Force, who d. 1852) ; b. 1835 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1857
Mary Catherine, 2nd dau. of the Earl of Hard-
wicke. Educated at Eton ; appointed to the 1st
regiment of Life-guards in 1852 ; is Captain Hants
Yeomanry, and High Sheriff for Hants 1860. Mr.
Craven inherits Brambridge from his mother, and
his London estate from his father. — Brambridge
House, near Winchester, Hants ; White's Club,
S.W. ; 17, Hertford Street, Mayfair, W.
Heir, his son Augustus William, b. 1858.
CRAWLEY,* John Sambrook, Esq. (of Stock-
wood).
Son of the late Samuel Crawley, Esq., who was
M.P. for Bedford 1833-7 and 1838 41. Is a Magis-
trate for Beds (High Sheriff 1850).— Stock wood,
near Luton, Bedfordshire.
CREAGH.
(See Brasier-Crearjh.)
CREE,* the Rev, John Robert (of Ower
Moigne).
Eldest son of the late John Cree, Esq., of Ower
Moigne, J. P. and D.L. for Dor.set (who assumed
the name of Cree in lieu of that of McMahon), by
Anne, 3rd dau. of the late Robert Strickland, Esq.,
of Dorchester ; b. ISO- ; s. 1853. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset. — Ower Moigne,
near Weymouth, Dorset.
Heir Pres., his brother James, b. 1819, LL.B., of
Corpus Christi Coll., Cambridge ; appointed Vicar
of Chaldon Herring, Dorset, 1844.
CRESW:ELL, Robert Green, Esq. (of Raven-
stone, Leicestershire),
Eldest son of the late Robert Creswell, Esq., of
Ravenstoue, by Ann, dau. of Robert Green, Esq.,
of Normanton-en-le-Heath, co. Leicester; b. 1778;
s. 1825. Was formerly a Magistrate for cos.
Leicester and Derby. — Ravenstone, near Ashby-
de-la-Zouch.
Heir Pres., his brother Richard Edward, b. 1779;
m. 1810 a dau. of Esq.
CROFT,* Archer James, Esq. (of Greenham
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late James Woodcock, Esq., who
assumed the name of Croft on his marriage with
Charlotte Elizabeth, only child and heir of the late
Sir Archer Croft, Bart., of Croft Castle, co. Here-
ford ; b. 17 — ; s. 1829 ; m. aud has issue. Is a Ma-
gistrate for Berks. — Greenham Lodge, Thatcham,
near Newbury, Berks.
Heir, his sou.
CROPT,* Stephen, Esq. (of Stillington Hall),
Eldest son of the late Stephen Croft, Esq. ; b. 17 — ;
s. 1813 ; VI. and has issue. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1821); is a
Magistrate for N. Riding of Yorkshire. This
family is a j'ouuger branch of the Crofts of Croft
Castle, CO. Hereford. — Stillington Hall, near Easing-
wold, Yorkshire,
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COUlNTY FAMILIES OF
CHOFTS, Freeman, Esq. (of Clolieen House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Freeman "Wills Crofts,
of Churcbtown, by Mary Marten, eldest dau. of the
Eev. William Gorman, and niece of the Right Hon.
C. K. Bushe, Lord Cliief Justice of the Queen's
Bench, Ireland ; h. 1816 ; s. 18-19 ; m. 1851 Ellen,
youngest dau. of the late Joseph Deane Freeman,
Esq., D.L. of Castlecor, co. Cork. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1837) ; called to the
Irish Bar in 1830, and afterwards to the Ear of
the Middle Temple ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork.
This family was formerly of Cliurchtown, co. Cork,
and derives from a common ancestor with that of
Velvetstown, settled in Ireland, since 1598. — Clo-
heen House, near Buttevant, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Freeman Wills, h. 1853.
CROFTS, the Eev, -William (of Velvetstown).
Second son of the late Christopher Crofts, Esq., of
Velvetstown, by Mary, dau. of Thomas Lucas, Esq.,
of Rickfordstown, co. Cork, and niece of George
Evans, 1st Lord Carbery ; b. 1791 ; s. 1851 to his
brotlier, Thomas Crofts, Esq., of Velvetstown.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1812).
This family is descended from Captain Richard
Crofts, who went to Ireland from Suffolk in 1598,
and settled at Bandon, co. Cork, where he died in
1629. — Velvetstown, near Buttevant, co. Cork.
Heir Prcs., his brother Christo[iher, h. 1792.
CHOKER, Edward, Esq. (of Ballrnagarde).
Only son of the late John Croker, Esq., of Bally-
nagarde and Croon Castle, co. Limerick, by Caro-
line Adeline, youngest dau. of the late Colonel
Bagwell, M.P., of Marlfield, co. Tipperary ; b. 1812 ;
s. 1858 ; in. 1811 Georgiana Ellen, 6th dau. of the
late Earl of Rathdown (c:d.). Is a Magistrate for
00. Limerick ; formerly Captain 17th Lancers.
This family is a branch of the ancient family of
Croker, who were settled at Lyneham, Devon,
before the Norman Conquest. — Ballynagarde, near
Ballineety, co. Limerick.
Heir, his son Edward, h. 1842.
CROKER,* Ivlrs. (of "West Molesey).
Rosamond, eldest dau. of the late William Pen-
nell, Esq., Consul-CTeneral at Rio Janeiro ; m. 1806
the Right Hon. John Wilson Croker, many years
M.P., and Secretary to the Admiralty, M-ho d.
1857. The family of Croker were formerly seated
at I^yneham, near Yealmptnn, in the south of
Devon. — West Ivlolesey, near Richmond, Surrey.
CROMPTON, Lady (of Wood End, Yorkshire).
Isabella Elizabeth, dau. of the late Hon. and Rev.
A. H. Cathcart ; m. 1829 Sir Samuel Crompton,
Bart., many years M.P. forThirsk, who d. 1819.—
G^, Lansdowne Place, Brighton.
CROMPTOISr,' Joiin Bell, Esq. (of Duffield
HaU).
Eldest son of the late John Crompton, Esq. ;
?'• 17 — ; m. 1810 Jane, 3rd dau. of the late Edward
Sacheverell Crompton, Esq., of Stainsby House,
CO. Derby, and Lucy, dau. of Sir Vr. Wheler,
Bart. Is a Magistrate for co. Derby. This family
is a branch of the Cromptons of Esholt and Wood-
end. — Duffield Hall, near Derby.
CRUIKSHA]SrK, Augustus -Walter, Esq. (of
Langley Park).
Youngest son of the late James Cruiksliank, Esq.,
and Lady Anne L. Cruikshank, dau. of the late Earl
of Northesk ; h. 1837 ; s. his brother William 1856.
Is Lieutenant in the Forfar and Kincardine
Artillery. — Langley Park, near Montrose, Forfar-
shire, N.B.
CR"LrTCELLEY, Percy Henry, Esq. (of Sunning-
Hill Park).
Eldest son of G. H. Crutchley, Esq., formerly
High Sheriff of Berks (who assumed the name of
Crutchley by Royal license in lieu of that of Duf-
field), by Juliana, dau. of the late Sir William
Burrell, Bart. ; h. 1807. Is a Magistrate for
Berks. — Suuning-Hill Park, near Chertsey.
Heir Prcs., his brother Charles, late Captain 23rd
foot, b. 1810.
GUST, Hon. Charles Henry (of Arthingworth).
Second son of the 1st Earl Brownlow ; b. 1813 ;
in. 1842 Caroline Sophia, dau. of R. G. Macdonald,
Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1836) ;
became Captain Royal Horse-guards 1815, retired
1818; is a Magistrate for co. Northampton (High
Sheriff 1859). — Arthingworth, near Northampton ;
13, Great Stanhope Street, "W.
C"D"THEERT, James "William, Esq.
Third but eldest surviving son of the late James
Ramsay Cuthbert, Esq. (some time M.P. for Ap-
pleby), by Sophia, dau. of General Smith ; b. 1804 ;
it. his brother 1850 ; m. 1829 Jane Anne, eldest dau.
of Thomas North, 2nd Lord Graves. Educated at
the Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Kent ; was formerly Captain 2nd Life-
guards, and Equerry to H.R.H. the late Duke of
Cambridge. — Hampton-Court Palace, Middlesex.
GIITIiER, Rev. Richard (of Sherborne Abbey).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev, John Cutler,
M.A., of Sherborne, Dorset, by Sarah Eliza, dau.
and co-heiress of Richard Guise, Esq., of Clewer,
Berks ; b. 1795 ; rn. 1831 Susan Anne, dau. of the
Rev. John Foote, Rector of Longbredy. Edu-
cated at the King's School, Sherborne, and Exeter
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1810, M.A. 1819).— The Abbey,
Sherborne, Dorset; Atheiiseum Club, S.W. ; 9,
Queen's Gardens, Hyde Park, W.
Heir, his son John, of Exeter Coll., Oxford, and
of Lincoln's Inn, Z*. 1839.
DALE,* the Misses (of Ashboiume Manor).
Daughters of the late — Dale, Esq. ; s. 1853.— The
Manor House, Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
DALTOiSr, John, Esq. (of Sleningford Park).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Dalton,
of Sleningford, by Susanna, dau. of General E,
Prescott, of Eo.se Green, Sussex; b. 1784 ; s. 1841 ;
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m. 1st 18 — Elizabeth, dau. uf Hicliavd Lodge,
Esq. ; 2nd 18-14 Catheiine, dau. of Sir Cliarh's
Dodsworth, Bart. Is a Magistrate for the Noitli
Kiding of Yorkshire ; was formerly Captain in the
4th Light Dragoons ; served in the Peninsula. Thi.s
family io lineally descended from John of Gaunt. —
Sleningford Park, near liipon, Yorkshire ; Fil-
lingham Castle, near Lincoln.
ITeir, his son John, formerly Captain in the 1st
Bengal Dragoons ; b. 1816 ; m. 1842 Guorgiaiia,
dau. of Colonel Tower, of Elemore Hall.
D ALTON, Miss (of Thiirnham Hall),
Elizabeth, only surviving dau. of the late John
Dalton, Esq., of Thurnhara, by Mary Etheldreda,
3rd dau. of the late Sir T. K. Cage, Bart., of Hen-
grave Hall ; s. her brother 1825. This family has
been settled in Lancashire since the reign of
Edward III. — Thurnham Hall, near Lancaster.
Heir Prea., her nephew Sir James G. EitzGerald,
Bart, (whom see).
DAUNT, George AchlUes, Esq. (of JSTewbo-
rough).
Eldest son of the late George Daunt, Esq., of New-
borough, by Helena, dau. of the Eev. Arthur
Herbert, of Currens, co. Kerry; 6.1790; s. 1819.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1812) ; is
a ]\Iagistrate for co. Cork. This family is descended
from the family of Daunt, formerly of Owlpen, co.
Gloucester. — Newborough, near Kinsale, co. Cork.
DAUNT (of Owlpen).
(See Stoufjliton of Ballyhorgan.)
DAVEY,* Stephen, Esq. (of Eedruth.).
Eldest son of the late William Davey, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Martin, Esq., and
brother of Richard Davey, Esq., M.P., of Bochym
House (whom see) ; h. 179- ; H^. 1838 Charlotte,
dau. of the Rev. W. Horton. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall. — Redruth, Cornwall.
DAVIDSON, Patrick, Esq. (of Inchmarlo).
Eldest son of the late Duncan Davidson, Esq., of
Inchmarlo, by Frances Mary, dau. of Patrick Pirie,
Esq., of Aberdeen ; h. 1809 ; s. 1849 ; m. 183G
Mary Anne, dau. of William Leslie, Esq., of Wart-
hill. Educated at Marischal Coll., Aberdeen (M. A.
1833) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Kincardine. — Inchmarlo, near Banchory, Kincar-
dineshire, N.B.
Heir, his son Duncan, h. 1843.
D A V I E S, Arthur Henry Saunders, Esq. (of
Pentre).
Only son of the late David Arthur Saunders
Davies, Esq. (who was M.P. for co. Carmarthen
1842-57), by Elizabeth Maria, dau. of Colonel
Philipps, of AViUiamsto!), co. Pembroke ; h. 1832;
S. 1857. Educated at 'Eton and Ch. Ch.. Oxford;
is a Magistrate for cos. Carmarthen, Cardigan, and
Pembroke, and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Pembroke. —
Pentre, ne.ar Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire.
Heir Pres., his sister Susannah Maria Anne, m.
1850 James John, 2ud son of the late Thomas
Lloyd, Esq., of Bronwydd, co. Cardigan.
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DAVY, John (of Ingoldsthorpe and Kolverston).
Only surviving son of the lato Rev. William
Davy, of Ingoldsthorpe, by Elizabeth, dau. of
Edward Davy, Esq., of Moleham ; b. 1788 ; s.
1822; m. 1832 Catharine, dau. of Richard Day,
Es(j., of Yo.xford, Suffolk. Is Captain R.N. — In-
goldsthorpe, near Lynn, Norfolk; Kelverston, near
Thetford.
Heir, his son John William, h. 1836 ; educated
at Eton and Exeter Coll., Oxford.
DAV,7"S, Charles, Esq. (of Ditcheat House).
Son of the late Hill Dawe, Esq., by Mary, dau. of
William Manns, Esq., and niece of Captain Diss,
R.N., of Wells ; h. 1789 ; n. 1857 ; m. 1833 Sophia,
dau. of the Rev. William Leir, Rector of Ditclieat.
Is a Major in the Army, and late Captain 4tJth
regiment.— Ditcheat House, near Castle Gary, So-
merset.
Heir, his son Charles Richard, h. 1834.
DAV7ES, James, Esq.t (of St. Helen's).
Only son of the late Edward Dawes, Esq. (who was
M.P. for the Isle of Wight 1851-2), by his 1st
wife Mary, 2nd dau. of John Beach, Esq., Surgeon
R.N. ; h. 1832 ; s. 1856. Is Lord of the Manors
ofWydcombe and Niton, in the Isle of Wight. —
St. Helen's, Niton, near Ryde, Isle of Wight.
Heir Pres., his half-brother William Henry, for-
merly Lieutenant in the 22nd and 43rd foot.
DAV/SON, George Pelsant, Esq. (of Osgodby
HaU).
Eldest son of the late George Dawson, Esq., of
Osgodby, by Elmira, dau. of John Reeves, Esq., of
Arborfield, Berks ; b. 1802 ; m. 18 — Susan .Jane,
dau. of Henry Dod, Esq., of Eurnham. Is a oM.-.gis-
trate for Berks and the East and West Ridings of
Yorkshire, and a Dop. Lieut, for the East Riding,
and a Barrister-at-Law. This family are descended
from the ancient house of theDawsonsof Greystock,
Cuniberland : they are probably the same as the
Dalstons, bearing anciently the same arms. — Os-
godby Hall, near Selby, Yorkshire.
DAV/SON, 'William, Esq. (of NohaviUe).
Eldest son of the late John Power Dawson, Es((.,
by Anne, only dau. of Thomas Cooke, Esq., of Re-
treat, CO. Westmeath ; b. 1801 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1835
Catherine, eldest dau. of Robert Jessop, Esq., of
Mount .Jessop, co. Longford. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Westmeath. — Nohaville, near Ballymahon, co.
Westmeath.
Heir, his son William Francis Jessop, b. 1836.
DAYBELL,* the Eev. Thomas (of Shudy-Camps
Park).
Son of the late — Dayrell, Esq., of Shudy-Camps
Park ; b. 1802. Educated at Magdalen Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1829) ; appointed
Rector of Long Marston 1826 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cambridge and the W.
Riding of Yorkshire. ■ — Long Marston Rectory,
near York; Shudy-Camps Park, near Linton,
Cambridgeshire.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
DEANE, Charles, Esq. (of KeeMe Grove).
Only son of the late Charles Deane, Esq., of Keekle
Grove, Captain E.I. Co.'s Naval Service, by Sarah,
dan. of Adam Criche, Esq. (a descendant of Thomas
De Criche, of Stubbing Edge, Ashover, co. Derby,
A.D. 1294), and widow of William McDowalJ, Esq.,
of Castle Semple, co. Eenfrew ; h. 1786 ; s. his
mother 1821. Educated at St. Bees School, Cum-
berland ; is nephew of Captain Deane, E.N., of
H.M.S. Lo2vestoffe, 64, who distinguished bim.self
at the siege of Quebec in 1760. — Keekle Grove,
near Whitehaven, Cumberland ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; Conservative Club, S.W. ; Garrick and
Union Clubs, W.C. ; Royal Victoria Yacht CJlub ;
61, Liucoln's-Inn Fields, W.C.
DEASE.
(See O'Reilly-Dease.)
DE BURGH,* Hubert, Esq. (of 'West-Drayton
Manor).
Eldest son of the late — Lisle, Esq., by the dau.
and heir of the late — De Burgh, Esq. (whose
name he assumed); h. 17 — ; in. 1827 Marianne,
dau. of Admiral and Lady Elizabeth ToUemache.
Is a Magistrate for Middlesex. — The Manor House,
West Drayton, Middlesex.
DE BUKGH,* Thomas, Esq. (of Oldtown).
Son of the late — De Burgh, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Kildare (High Sheriff 1860) ; descended
from a common ancestor with Lord Downes. — Old-
town, near Naas, co. Kildare.
DE HOilSEY, Spencer Horsey, Esq. (of Glem-
ham).
Only son of the late Kev. Dr. Kilderbee, by Caro-
line, only dau. and heir of the late S. De Horsey,
Esq., who.se name he assumed in 1830 ; h. 1790 ;
m. 1824 Louisa Maria, dau. of the 1st Earl of Strad-
broke. Was M.P. for Aldborough 1828-30, for
Orford 1830-2, for Newcastle-under-Lyne 1837-41.
— Glemham, near Wickham - Market, Suffolk ;
White's Club, S.W. ; 20, St. James's Place, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry, Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Grenadier Guards, h. 1826.
DE-LA-PELD, Count John Leopold Ferdinand
Casimir.
Eldest surviving son of Count Joseph, second son
of John, Count De-la-Feld, of Fieidston, and of
Hohenfeld, and of La Feld in Alsace, a Count of
the Holy Roman Empire, and claimant of the
dormant barony of Fitzwarine, by Elizabeth Anne,
dau. of Hugh ToUemache, Esq., of Fordington ;
?-*. 18 — ; 111. 1828 Cecil Jane, dau. of Edmond
Henry, Earl of Limerick. Educated at Winchester
and Oriel Coll., Oxford ; was attached to the Ba-
varian Embassy at Rome in the Pontificate of
Pius VII., and is a Knight of the Order of Jerusa-
lem. This family is of very ancient extraction in
Germany. They were ennobled as Counts as early
as the 11th century, and were created Counts of the
Holy Roman Empire by Leopold I. after the battle
of Zenthe, in Hung.ary. — 18, Prince's Terrace,
Hyde Park, W.
Hdr Pres., his brother.
DENT, Hastings, Esq.
Son of the late John Dent, Esq. (who was M.P. for
Lancaster 1796-1812, and for Poole 1818-26), of
Barton Cliff, Hants, by Anne J.ane, dau. of John
Williamson, Esq., of Roby Hall, co. Lancaster ;
h. 1812 ; m. 1853 Beaujolois Eleanora Catherine,
dau. of the 2nd Earl of Charleville. Was an Officer
in the Coldstream Guards 1830-9. — Conservative
Club, S.W. ; 42, Thurloe Square, S.W.
DENT, ■William Dent, Esq. (of Shortflatt
Tower).
Eldest son of the late Matthew Hedley, Esq., of
Newcastle-on-Tyne, by Jane, dau. of Edward
Charlton, Esq., of Hexham ; h. 1796 ; s. 1831 ; m.
1840 Ellen Mary, dau. of Andrew Kerr, Esq., of
Kippilaw, CO. Roxburgh ; changed his name by
Royal license in 1831, on succeeding to the estate
of Shortflatt Tower. Is a Magistrate for North-
umberland and a Lieutenant E.N. ; was in active
service for some years. This family was formerly
of Newcastle-on-Tyne, of which town Mr. Dent's
father was Sheriff; he died during his Shrievalty,
in 1802. — Shortflatt Tower, near Newcastle-on-
Tyne, Northumberland.
Ilclr, his son William Seton, h. 1841 ; is Ensign
47 th regiment.
DE BODES,* "WiUiam Hatfield, Esq. (of Barl-
borough Hall).
Son of the late William Hatfield Gossip, Esq., for-
merly of Hatfield, near Doncaster ; h. 18 — ;
s. 1856 ; m. 1854 Sophia Fc^licite, elder dau. of the
late Hon. and Rev. Alfred Curzon, and sister of
Lord Scarsdale ; assumed the name of De Rodes
by Royal license 18 — . Is a Magistrate for the
W. Riding of Yorkshire. — Barlborough Hall, near
Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
DE TESSIEB,* James, Esq. (of "Woodcote
Park).
Eldest son of the late Lewis De Tessier, Esq., of
Woodcote Park ; h. 17 — ; m. and has issue. Is a
Magistrate for Surrey, and a Baron of the kingdom
of France. This family is of French Huguenot ex-
traction.— Woodcote Park, near Epsom, Surrey.
DEVENISH, John, Esq. (of Mount Pleasant).
Eldest son of the late William Devenish, Esq., of
Mount Pleasant, by Hannah, dau. of John Lloyd,
Esq., of Denzill Street, Dublin, J.P. for co. Ros-
common ; h. 1814 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1838 Susan, dau.
of Michael Fox, Esq., of Stephen's Green, Dublin.
— Mount Pleasant, near Strokestown, co. Roscom-
mon.
Heir, his son William, h. 1840 ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Roscommon and D. V. Chairman of the
Strokestown Board of Guardians.
DE VEBEUX, John Thomas, Esq. (of Boeklands).
Son of the late Mr. Devereux, Merchant, of Wex-
ford ; h 179-. Educated at Clongowes ; is a Magis-
trate for Wexford and a Merchant in that borough ;
was M.P. for Wexfoi-d 1847-59. — Rocklands, near
Wexford ; Reform Club, S.W. ; Stafford Club, W.
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D E W A E,t David Albemarle Bertie, Esq. (of
Doles).
Eldest son of the late David Dewar, Esq., of En-
ham House, near Andover, by Penelope, dau. of
General and Lady Jane Mathew, of Clanvill Lodge,
Hants ; 6. 1794 ; m. 1821 Anne Louisa, eldest dau.
of Colonel Richard Magenis, M.P., and Lady
Elizabeth Magenis, of co. Fermanagh (she d. 1855).
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
— Doles, near Andover, Hants ; 7, Great Cumber-
land Street, W,
DE "WINTOlSr,* John Parry, Esq. (of Maesder-
"wen).
Eldest son of the late Jeffreys Wilkins, Esq. ;
b. 17 — ; has been thrice married, and has issue by
his 2nd and 3rd wives. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Brecon (High Sheriff 1830). This
family is a branch of the De Wintons of Maesllwch.
— Maesderwen, near Brecon, S. Wales.
Heir, his son John Jeffreys, 5. 18 — ; is m. and
has issue.
DICKEINTSO]!^, Newton, Esq. (late of Poston
Court).
Youngest son of the late Edward Dickenson, Esq.,
of Drayton Manor, co. Stafford, by Mary, dau. of
Wingfield Wyldman, Esq., of Norton House, co.
Derby ; m. 1810 Eliza, natm-al dau. and heir of the
late Sir E. Boughton, Bart., and widow of Sir
G. C. Braithwaite (Boughton), Bart. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford ; was formerly in the
Coldstream Guards. — 43, Brunswick Square,
Brighton.
Heir, his son Newton (whom see), I. 1813.
DICKElSrSOlSr, Mrs.* (of Farley HiU).
Catharine, widow of the late Charles Dickenson,
Esq., of Reading, and of Queen's Charlton, Somer-
set.— Farley Hill, near Reading, Berks ; 22, Caven-
dish Square, W,
Heir, her only child Frances, m. 1838 John Ed-
ward, Esq., 4th Dragoons, eldest son of Colonel
Geils, of Dumbuck, co. Dumbarton.
DICKIN,* Thomas, Esq. (of Loppington
House).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Dickin, Esq. ;
b. 1781 ; VI. 1827 Jane, 4th dau. of the late Hon.
Edward Massy. Was formerly Major Salop
Militia. — Loppington House, near Wem, Shrop-
shire.
Heir, his son Thomas, i. 18 — .
DICKIlSrSOlSr,* John, Esq., P.R.S. (of Abbot's
HiU).
Only son of the late Captain Thomas Dickinson,
R.N., who was twenty-eight years Superintendent
of Shipping to the Board of Ordnance ; b. 17 — ;
s. 1828 ; m. 1810 Anne, ■2nd dau. of the late Harry
Grover, Esq., of Hemel Hempstead. Is a Magistrate
for Herts ; was formerly a Merchant in London. —
Abbot's HiU, near Hemel Hempstead, Herts.
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DICKSON, Mrs. (of Greenfield).
Isabella Helen, sister of the late Major-Gcneral W,
Morison, C.B. (some time Deputy-Governor of
Bengal, and M.P. for cos. Clackmannan and Kin-
ross); s.her brother 1851 ; m. 1824 James Wardrobe
Dickson, Esq., Advocate. — Greenfield, near Clack-
mannan, N.B.
Heir Pres., her nephew Captain James Morison
Foote, 29th Madras N.I., b. 1827.
DIGBY, Hon. and Rev. Kenelm Henry.
Only brother of the 9th Lord Digby ; b. 1811;
m. 1835 Caroline, dau. of E. Sheppard, Esq.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1833) ; ap-
pointed Rector of Tittleshall 1855.— Tittleshall
Rectory, near Litcham, Norfolk.
DIGBY, Kenelm Henry, Esq.
Youngest son of the late William Digby, of Laun-
denstown. Dean of Clonfert ; b. 1800 ; m. 183-
Jane, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Dillon, Esq., of
Mount Dillon. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1823) ; is Author of " Compitum,"
"Mores Catholici," &c. This family is a younger
branch of that represented by Lord Digby. — 7, The
Terrace, Kensington, W.
Heir, his only surviving son Kenelm Thomas,
b. 184-.
DIGBY-BESTE, John Richard, Esq. (of Bot-
leigh Grange).
Eldest son of the late Harry Digby-Besle, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of Edward Sealy, Esq., of Nether
Stowey, Somerset ; b. 1806 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1st 1830
Harriott Rosamond, dau. of Charles Best, Esq., of
Elmsly, CO. York ; 2«d 18^ Marian, dau. of
Shearman Bird, Esq., and widow of J. Barlow Hoy,
Esq., of Thornhill Park, M.P. for Southampton.
Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a IMagistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Hants and Devon ; author of
"The Wabash," &c. &c. This family was for-
merly of Middleton Quernhow, Richmond, co.
York, and of Mavis Enderley, co. Lincoln, for many
generations. — Botleigh Grange, near Southampton,
Hants; Abbotsham Court, Bideford, Devon; Palace
Ascoli, Naples.
Heir, his son Kenelm, in Holy Orders of the
Churchof Rome, 6. 1836.
DISBROWE, the Misses (of Walton Hall, Der-
byshire).
Charlotte Anne Albina and Jane Harriet, daus.
of the late Sir Edward Cromwell Disbrowe, G.C. H.,
who d. 1851 (some time Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary at the Hague), by Anne,
eldest dau. of the late Hon. Robert Kennedy, and
grand-dau. of the 11th Earl of Cassilis, and cousin,
of the late M.arquis of Ailsa ; s. their brother Wil-
li.am Herbert John, an Officer of the 17th regiment,
A.D.C. to Sir William Eyre in Canada 1858. —
Walton Hall, near Burton-on-Trent ; 26, Chester
Square, S.W.
DIXON, Mrs. (of The Knells).
Mary, dau. of the late Captain Stordy, of the 31st
regiment ; m. 1814 John Dixon, Esq., of The
Dix]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Knells, who was High Sheriff of Cumberland 1838,
and M.P. for Carlisle 1847-8, and d. 1857.—
The Knells, near Carlisle, Cumberland.
Heir, her son Peter James, I. 1820 ; m. 1843
Anne, dau. of George Henry Olijihant, Esq.
DIXO]Sr,* Thomas John, Esq. (of Helton).
Son of the late — Dixon, Esq. ; h. 17 — • ; m. and
has issue. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln. —
Holton-le-Moors, near Ctiistor, Lincolnshire.
DOBBIN, Leonard, Esq. (of Armagh).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Dobbin, Esq., by
Rhoda, dau. of Robert Brown, Esq., of co. Done-
gal ; h. 1789 ; s. his uncle, Leonard Dobbin, Esq.
(J. P. and D.L. for co. Armagh, and some time
M.P. for CO. Armagh^, 1844 ; mi.' 1822 Mary, dau.
of the licv. George Miller, Rector of Derryvolen,
CO. Fermanagh, and late Fellow of Trinity Coll.,
Dublin. Educated at Armagh Coll., and Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is Cleric of the Peace and Clerk
of the Crown for the co. Armagh, a landed pro-
prietor in COS. Armagh, Cavan, and Dublin. This
family went first to Ireland with De Courcey,
temp. Henry II., and more immediately descend
from Gilbert, who came from " Lincoln's Inn, near
London," in 1372. — Armagh; Gardiner's Place,
Dublin.
DOUO-HTY, Henry Montagu, Esq. (of Theber-
ton Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Montagu
Doughty, of Theberton Hall, by Frederica, dau. of
the Hon. and Rev. T. Hotham, of Dennington
3\ectoi-y, near Framlingham, and Prebendary of
Rochester; h. 1841. Educated at Trinity Hal!,
Cambridge ; was foi nierl}' in the Rnyal Kavy. —
Theberton Hall, near Saxmundham, S\iffolk.
COUGLAS,* Captain James Douglas Stodclart
(of Chelston Park).
Son of the late — Douglas, Esq. ; h. 179 -. Edu-
cated at the Royal Naval Coll. ; entered the Navy
1805, became Lieutenant 1815, Captain 1847 ; for-
merly Captain Kent Yeomanry Cavalry ; was I\I.P.
for Rochester 1841-7. — Chelston Park, Kent;
Carlton and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W,
DOUG-LAS-aBESLEY.
(See Gresley.)
DO^^aTDE SWELL, Mrs. (of The Dovrn House).
Mary Anne Rose, dau. of the late W. and E. Eger-
ton, and adopted dau. of the late — Dov/deswell,
Esq., of Evvell, Surrey, formerly Judge at Bombay ;
■III. the late George Dowdeswell, Esq., of The Down
House, Redmarley, formerly of the Civil Service,
Bengal, who d. 1S52. This family is a branch of
the Dowdeswells of Pall Court. — The Down House,
Redmarley, Worcestershire.
Heir, her son George Franci.4, an Officer in the
Army, b. 1S2-.
. DE A K E,* Columbus Patrick, Esq. (of Borris-
town).
Eldest son of the late Christopher Drake, Esq., by
his 1st v.'ife Mary Anne, dau. of the late Nicholas
Gannon, Esq., of Ballybay, co. Meath ; 6. 18-
s. 1854. Is a Magistrate for co. Meath. This '
family is descended from a common ancestor with
the Drakes of Shardeloes (whom see) — Rorristown,
near Trim, co. Meath.
Heir Pres., his half-brother Alexander Joseph.
DBAKE,* Thomas Tyrwhitt, Esq. (of Sharde-
loes).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Tyrwhitt Drake,
Esq. (who was many years M.P. for Amersham, and
High Sheriff of Bucks in 1836), by Barbara Caro-
line, dau. of the late Arthur Annesley, Esq., of
Bletchington Park, Oxon ; u. 181- ; s. 1852 ;
m. 1843 Elizabeth Julia, dau. of the late John
Stratton, Esq., of Farthinghoe. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks (High Sheriff 1859).
This family were formerly patrons of the disfran-
chised borough of Agmondesham, or Amersham.
— Shardeloes, near Amersham, Bucks ; 118, Eaton
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas.
D B E W,* Francis, Esq. (of Drev.r's Court, co.
Limerick).
Eldest son of the late Ringrose Drew, Esq., of
Drewsborough, by Alicia, dau. of John Willington,
Esq., of Castle WilHngton, co. Tipperary ; b. 18 — ;
s. his cousin Margaret, widow of J. C. Kelly, Esq.,
1845; m. 1833 Margaret Everina Massy, dau. of
Hugh, 3rd Lord Massy. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a ]Magistrate for co. Clare (High Sheriff
18 — ). Tliis family is now the eldest male line of
the Gloucestershii-e branch of the Drews of Grange,
CO. Devon, and were till recently settled at Drews-
borough, CO. Clare. — Drew's Court, co. Limerick.
Heir, his son Francis, b. 1824.
DBEWE,* the Bev. Pierce 'vYilliam Hem-y,
Eector of Yonghall (of the Strand House,
Yoiighall).
Fourth son of the late John Drewe, Esq., of
Meames, co. Keriy, and of Frogmore, co. Cork, by
Alicia, eldest dau. of Pierce Power, Esq., of Affane,
CO. Waterford ; b. 1799 ; m. 18 — Elizabeth, only
dau. and heiress of the late Thomas Oliver, Esq.,
of Wellington Place, Cork. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin. This family is a younger branch of
the Drews of Drew's Court, co. Limerick, and of
Drewsborough, co. Clare, but represents in the
female line the elder son of the first settler in
Ireland.— The Strand House, Youghall, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Pierce, h. 18 — .
DBUMMOND,* George Harley, Esq. (of Stan-
more and Drvmitochty).
Eldest son of the late George Drummond, Esq., by
Martha, 5th dau. of Right Hon. Thomas Harley ;
h. 1783 ; .s. 1789 ; m. 1801 Margaret, dau. of the
late Alexander Munro, Esq. (she d. 1853). Is
a Magistrate for Middlesex ; was M.P. for co.
Kincardine 1808-20. This family is a younger
branch of that of Viscount Strathallan. — Stanmore
Hall, Middlesex ; Drumtochty, Kincardineshire,
N.B.
Heir, his irrandson Georr;e James, b. 1835.
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DUCKETT, ■WiUiam, Esq. (of Duckett's Grove).
Eldest son of John Dawson Duckett, Esq., by
Sarali Summers, dau. of William Hutchinson, Esq.,
of Timoney Park, co. Tipperary ; h. 1822 ; s. 185-.
Educated at Eton and C'h. Ch., Oxford ; was High
Sheriff of co. Carlow 1854. — Duckett's Grove, near
Cavlow ; Kildare-street Club, Dublin ; Conservative
Club, S.W.
D U O K E T T, ■William, Esq. (of Eusselstown
Park).
Second son of the late William Duckett, Esq., of
Duckett's Grove, co. Carlow, by Elizabeth, eldest
dau. and co-heiress of John Dawson Coates, Esq., of
Dawson Court ; h. 18 — ; m,. 1843 Harriet, dau. of
Colonel Charles Edward Gordon, R.A. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin, of whicli he is M.A. ; is a
Mngistrate for cos. Carlow and Kildare (High
Sheriff 1825). — Eusselstown Park, near Carlow.
DUGDALE, "William Stratford, Esq. (of Mere-
vale, "Warwickshire) .
Only son of the late Dugdale S. Dugdale, Esq.,
M.P., of Merevale, by Charlotte, dau. of the 1st
Viscount Curzon; h. 1800; s. 1836; m. 1827
Harriet Ella, youngest dau. of the late E. B. Port-
man, Esq., M.P., and sister of the 1st Lord Port-
m.an. Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick ; was M.P. for N. Warwickshire 1833-47.
This family is descended through a female branch
from the celebrated antiquary, Sir William Dug-
dale, whose seat, Blyth Hall, near Coleshill, is still
in the possession of the family. — Merevale Hall,
near Atherstone ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Ilelr, his son William Stratford, 6. 1828, M.A., of
Ealliol Coll., Oxford ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1858.
DUIfBAR,* George, Esq. (of "Woburn, co.
Down).
Only son of the late Alexander Orr, Esq., by the
dau. of — Dunbar, Esq., whose name he assumed
in 1833 ; h. 17~ ; r,i. 18— Mary, dau. of
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down ;
was M.P. for Belfast 1835-7 and 1838-41. —AVo-
burn, near Donaghadee, co. Down ; Landmore, co.
Londonderry ; Carlton and Oxford and Cambridge
Clubs, S.W.; 30, Charles Street, S.W.
Heir, his sou George, b. 181- ; m. 1844 Harriet
Susan Isabella, 2nd dau. of the late Lord Ct. T.
Beresford (she d. 1859).
D LrjNrCAW-MOEEISON.
(See Morrison.)
DUNCUFT, John, Esq. (of Westwood House).
Eldest son of the late John Duncuft, Esq. (who was
M.P. for Oldham 1847-52) ; h. 1823 ; m. 1857
Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Maryland, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for co. Lancaser, This family is lineally
descended from Sir Thomas Duncalf, Knt., of
Molburne (now Mobberley), who was High Sheriff
of CO. Chester temp. Henry VI. (about 14(50).
This family has been settled at Oldham since the
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reign of C^eorgo I. — Norris-Bank House, near
Stockport, Cheshire ; Westwood House, near Old-
ham, Lancashire.
DUNSCOMBE, Nicholas, Esq. (of Mount
Desart).
Eldest son of the late George Dunscombe, Esq., of
Mount Desart, by Lydia, 2nd dau. of Charles
Denroche, Esq., of Cork ; b. 1807 ; s. 1835 ;
m. 1839 Jane, 4th dau. ofEobert Carr, Esq., of the
city of Cork. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork
(High Sheriff 1800). This family is descended
from the Dunscombes of Dunscombe, co. Devon. —
Mount Desart, co. Cork.
Ihir, his son George, h. 184 -.
DUPPA,* Baldwin Erancis, Esq. (of Holling-
bourne House).
Eldest son of the late Baldwin Francis Duppn,,
Esq., Barrister-at-Law ; s. his grandfather 1847.
la a Magistrate for Kent. — HoUingbourne House,
near Maidstone, Kent.
Ileir Pres., his brother.
DYNE, Francis Bradley, Esq. (of Gore Com-t).
Eldest son of the late Andrew Hawes Dyne, Esq.,
of Gore Court, by Frances, dau. of James Bradley,
Esq., of Wansted, Essex ; b. 1790 ; s. 1820 ;
m. 1822 Mary, youngest dau. of Lord Harris, of
Belmont, Kent. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Kent (High Sheriff 1837), when he proclaimed
Victoria Queen of these realms, his ance.stor having
dethroned Henry HI., and held for many years
" the Castle of Forest of Windlesor." This family
came over with WUliam I., and are rejjresented in
Thierry's " History of the Con((ucst" to have been
the most distinguished of Vv'illiam's followers.
They also .accompanied liichard CoDur de Lion to the
Holy Land, and for their prowess there were three
times appointed Priors of the Ilosj^ital of St. John
of Jerusalem. — Gore Court, near Sittingbourue,
Kent.
DYOTT,* Colonel Richard (of Preeford Hall).
Eldest son of the late General William Dyott,
Colonel 63rd foot, by Eleanor, dau. of S. Thompson,
Esq. ; b. 1807 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1849 Ellen Catharine,
only dau. of C. S. Forster, Esq., of Lysways Hall,
CO. Stafford. Educated at Westminster ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Stafford (High Sheriff 1857), and Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 1st Stafford Militia ; was formerly an
Officer in the Army. This family have been seated
at Freeford since the reign of Elizabeth ; they
were zealous adherents of the cause of Charles I. —
Freeford Hall, near Lichfield, Staffordshire.
EATON, Captain Richard Jefferson (of Stetch-
worth Park, Cambridgeshire).
Eldest son of the late Richard Eaton, Esq. (a Magis-
trate for CO. Cambridge and a Banker at New-
market ; b. 1806 ; in. 1839 Charlotte Elizabeth, 2nd
dau. of the late Henry J. Conyers, Esq., of Copt
Hall, Essex. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Cambridge, and a Captain in the Army ; Patron
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of 4 livings ; was M.P. for co. C'cambridge 183547.
— Stetchworth Park, near Newmarket ; Carlton,
Travellers', and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
ECCLES, ■William, Esq. (of Spring Mount).
Son of the late — Eccles, Esq. ; b. 1794. Is a
Manufacturer at Blackburn ; formerly a Solicitor ;
was M.P. for Blackburn 1852-3.— Spring Mount,
near Blackburn, Lancashire.
ECKLEY,* the Kev. John (of Credenhill Court).
Son of the late John Eckley, E.'iq., of Credenhill
Court; b. 178-. Educated at Trinity Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1806) ; appointed Eector of Credenhill 1835 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Hereford. — Credenhill
Court, near Hereford.
Jleii', his son John Edmund.
EDG-AE,* the Kev. John Robert Matthew (of
the Red House).
Second son of the late ■ — Edgar, Esq. ; b. 17 — ;
s. his brother 1853. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1819, M.A. 1820) ; is Curate of
Nacton, near Ipswich, Suffolk. — The Ked House,
Felixstowe, near Ipswich, Suifolk.
EDGE,* James Thomas, Esq.. (of Strelley).
Eldest son of Major James Hurt, by Mary Magaret,
dau. of the late Thomas Webbe Edge, Esq., of
Strelley Hall ; b. 182- ; s. his uncle, Thomas Webbe
Edge, Esq., 1844, whose name he assumed, by
Eoyal license, in 1848. Is a Magistrate for Notts.
— Strelley, near Nottingham.
EDGELL, Harry Edmund, C.B. (of Standervtdck
Court).
Only sou of the late Admiral Harry Ffolkes
Edmund Folkes Edgell, of Standerwick Court,
J. P. and D.L. for Somerset, by Mary, dau. of
M. O'Keefe, Esq., of Londonderry; b. 1809;
s. 1846 ; m. 1845 Caroline, youngest dau. of J.
Eossiter, Esq. Entered the Royal Naval Coll.,
Portsmouth, 1821, promoted to Lieutenant 1827 ;
served in America, India, and China ; was wounded
at the Bogue Forts 1834 ; promoted to Commander
1836, and Captain 1846 ; commanded the Tribune
in the Black Sea 1855-6, and in S. America and
China during the war 1857-9 ; promoted for his
services in China to the command in India as
Commodore, and now commands H.M.'s ship
Hdri/iution ; is a Magistrate for Somerset. This
family is connected with that of Ffolkes of Norfolk,
and other branches. — • Standerwick Court, near
Frome, Somerset ; United and Junior United Ser-
vice Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres,, his uncle Edward, in Holy Orders,
Prebendary of Wells, and Eector of Eodden,
Somerset; b. 1782; educated at Wadham Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1804).
EDMUNDS.
(See Martin-Edmunds.
EDWABDES-GWTTIfNE.
(See Givynne.)
EDWARDS, Sir Bryan, Knt. (cr.l859).
Is Chief Justice of Jamaica. — Kingston, Jamaica,
W. Indies.
ELERS,* the Rev. Carew Thomas.
Eldest son of the late Carew Elers, Esq., of Gower
Street, London ; b. 1791 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1821 Sarah,
dau. of the late Charles Palmer, Esq., of Coleshill,
CO. Warwick. Educated at Queen's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.D. 1827) ; appointed Yicar of Bicken-
hill 1823. — Bickenhill Eectory, near Birmingham.
Heir, his son Carew Thomas, b. 182- ; called to
the Bar at the Middle Temple 1852.
ELIOT, the Rev, Lawrence 'William (of Peper
Harrow).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Edward Eliot, Eec-
tor of Hambledon, by Mary, widow of Thomas
Chandler, Esq. ; b. 1777 ; vi. 18 — Miss Halsey.
Educated at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1802 ; M.A. 1811) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Surrey ; appointed Eector of Peper Harrow
1801. — Peper Harrow, near Godalming, Surrey.
Heir, his son William John, in Holy Orders, M. A.,
of King's Coll., Cambridge, and Assistant Master of
Eton ; b. 1812 ; m. 1842 Elizabeth, dau. of the late
C. Woodyer, Esq., of Guildford, Surrey.
ELLIOT,* Colonel John (of Burley House).
Son of the late J. Elliot, Esq.; b. 178- ;
m. 1832 Catharine Charlotte, dau. of the late
Andrew Tracey, Esq., of Gascoyne Place, Ply-
mouth. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Devon, and a Colonel E.I. Co.'s service retired.—
Burley House, near Plymouth.
ELLIS,* Charles Heaton, Esq. (of "Wyddial
Hall).
Son of the late Eev. Thomas Ellis, Treasurer of
Bangor Cathedral; b. 178 -; s. 1833; on. 1819
Louisa, eldest dau. of the late Sir J. H. Stracey,
Bart., of Eackheath Hall, Norfolk. Called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1817. This family is of
Welsh extraction. — Wyddial Hall, near Bunting-
ford, Herts.
Heir, his son Charles John, an Officer in the 9th
Hussars, b. 18 — .
ELLIS,* John, Esq.
Younger son of the late John Ellis, Esq., Barrister-
at-Law, of Cornwall; b. 1812; m. 1835 Ellen,
eldest dau. of John Weldale Knollys, Esq., who s.
as heir to the Berkshire estates of the late Sir
Francis Knollys, Bart. Was M.P. for Newry
1837-41.— Fern Hill, Berks.
ELLISON",* Cuthbert, Esq. (of Hebburn).
Eldest son of the late — Ellison, Esq. ; b. 178- ;
s. 1795 ; m. 18 — • Grace, eldest dau. of H. Ibbetson,
Esq. (she d. 1860). Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Dur-
ham (High Sheriff 1808 and 1827) ; was M.P. for
Newcastle-on-Tyne 1812-30.— Hebburn Hall, near
Gateshead, co. Durham ; .Juniper Hall, near Dork-
ing, Surrey ; 6, Whitehall Gardens, S.W,
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ELLISON, Colonel Richard (of Boiiltham Hall).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Richard Ellison,
M.P., of Sudbrooke Holme and Boultham Hall,
CO. Lincoln, by Jane, dau. of William Maxwell,
Esq. ; h. 1807 ; m. 1830 Charlotte, 2nd dau. of the
late Sir George Chetwynd, Bart., of Grendon Hall,
CO. AVarwick. Educated at Westminster and Ch.
Ch., Oxford; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lincoln ; is Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant
of the Royal North Lincoln Militia. This is a
younger branch of the Ellisons of Hebbura and
of Sudbrooke (whom see). — Boultham Hall, near
Lincoln.
; Heir, his son Richard George, h. 1831, a Captain
47th regiment, A.D.C. to Lieutenant-General Sir
J. Pennefather ; served in tlie Crimea ; was at the
Alma, Inkermann, Sebastopol, and has four Orders ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln.
ELLISON, Mrs. (of Sudbrooke Holme).
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Lieutenant-General
Terrot, R.A., by Eleanor, dau. of James Bell, Esq.,
of Berwick-on-Tweed ; in. 1814 Richard Ellison,
Esq., of Sudbrooke Holme, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lincoln, and High Shei-iff 1848 (for-
merly Captain in the Foot-guards), who d. 1859.
This family is a branch of the Ellisons of Hebburn
and Boultham (whom see). — Sudbrooke Holme,
near Lincoln.
ELMHIRST,* "William, Esq. (of West Ashby
G-rove).
Eldest surviving son of the late William Elmhirst,
Esq., D.L., who d. 1S21 ; h. 179- ; -s. his brother
1835; m. 18— Miss Walker. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1826} ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln. — West
Ashby, near Horncastle, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son William, in Holy Orders ; h. 1827 ;
m. 1854 Anne Elizabeth, dau. of W. B. Heaton,
Esq., of Gainsborough; educated at Trinity Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1849, M.A. 1853); is Curate of
Gainsborough.
ELTON,* Robert James, Esq. (of "WTiitestaim-
ton).
Son of the late — Elton, Esq. Is a Magistrate for
Somerset (High Sheriff 1860). — Whitestaunton,
near Chard, Somerset,
ELWELL, Henry, Esq. (of Cburcli-HiU House).
Third son of the late John Elwell, Esq., of Sedgley,
CO. Stafford, by Ann, dau. of Jeremiah Willets,
Esq., of Tipton; b. 1816; m. 1841 Margaret
Graham, dau. of the late Robert Graham, Esq., of
Jamaica. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Stafford, and Captain 1st Staffordshire Rifle Volun-
teers. — Church-Hill House, Handsworth, near
Birmingham.
Heir, his son Henry Graham, h. 1842.
ELWES,* John Elton Hervey, Esq. (of Stoke
College).
Eldest son of the late John Payne Elwes, Esq., of
Stoke College (who wasM.P. for N. Essex 1835-7),
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by Charlotte Elizabeth, 4th dau. of Isaac Elton,
Esq., of Stapleton House, co. Gloucester ; h. 1825 ;
s. 1849. Is a Magistrate for Essex. This family
is descended from Elwes the Miser. — Stoke College,
near Clai-e, Suffolk ; Furze-Hill Villa, Brighton.
Heir Pres., his brother Frederick, h. 1826.
ERRINGTON, George Henry, Esq. (of Lexden
Park).
Eldest son of the late George Henry Errington,
Esq., of Cotton Hall, co. Stafford, by Elizabeth
Sophia, eldest dau. of John Crosse Crooke, P^sq., of
Kempshot Park, Hants; h. 1803; s. 1843; m.
1824 Fanny, eldest dau. of John Fletcher Mills,
Esq., of Lexden Park, Essex. Educated at Rugby
and St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate
for Essex (High Sheriff 1860). This family is a
5'ounger branch of the Erringtons of Errington, co.
Northumberland, where they were seated before
the Conquest, and now represented by Rowland
Errington, Esq., of Sandhoe House, who is also the
owner of Errington. — Lexden Park, near Colchester,
Essex ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Henry, h. 1826 ; m. 1852
Isabel Lonnetta, dau. of John Hopton Forbes, Esq.,
of Merry Oaks, near Southampton.
ERRINGTON,* Rowland, Esq. (of Stanhoe).
Eldest son of the late — Errington, Esq., of Stan-
hoe, by a dau. of — Silverlop, Esq., of Minster
Acres ; b. 18 — ; m. 18 — a dau. of — Fitzherbert,
Esq. la Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northum-
berland (High Sheriff 185-). This family is the
senior branch of the Erringtons of High Warden
and of Lexden Park, and they have always adhered
to the Roman Catholic religion. — Stanhoe, near
Hexham, Northumberland ; Stafford Club, W.
E SCOTT,* the Rev. Thomas Sweet (of Har-
strow).
Son of the late Rev. Thomas Sweet Escott, by a
dau. of — Bickham, Esq., and brother of the late
Bickham Escott, Esq., who was M.P. for Win-
chester 1841-7; b. 1S02. Educated at Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1824, M.A. 1829) ; was Vicar
of Gedney, co. Lincoln, 1835-57. — Harstrow, near
Taunton, Somerset ; Stamford, Lincolnshire.
ESDAILE.* Edward Jeffries, Esq. (of Terhill
House).
Eldest son of the late William Esdaile, Esq.,
Banker, of London (who d. 1837), by Elizabeth,
only dau. and heir of — Jeffries, Esq. ; b. 17S- ;
s. his maternal grandfather 1814 ; vi. 1809 Eliza,
only dau. of Clement Drake, Esq. Is a ^Magistrate
for Somerset (High Sheriff 1826). This family is of
French Huguenot extraction. — Terhill House,
Cothelstone, near Taunton, Somerset.
Heir, his son Edward Jeffries, b. 181- ; m. 1837
lanthe, only dau. of the late Percy Bysse Shelley,
Esq.
ESTCOI7RT, Lady (of Charlton).
Caroline, dau. of the late Right Hon. R. Pole-
Carew, of Antony, Cornwall, by his 2nd wife
Caroline Anne, dau. of William Henry, 1st Lord
Ett]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Lyfctelton ; m. 1837 M;ijur-Geiieral James Buck-
nail Estcourt, Adjutant-General of the Forces in
the Crimea, who d. 1855 ; raised by Royal warrant
to the rank of a wife of a K.C.B. — Charlton, near
Tetbur}', Gloucestershire.
ETTRICK, Anthony, Esq. (of High Barnes).
Eldest son of the late llev. William Ettrick,
of High Barnes, by Elizabeth, dau. of William
Bishop, Esq. ; b. 1810; s. 1847. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Durham. — North Hylton, near Sunderland,
CO. Durham.
ETWALL, Ralph, Esq. (of Longstock Down).
Son of the late Ralph Etwall, Esq., of Andover,
Hants, by Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Bird, Esq.,
of Snoddington, Hants. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Hants ; M'as Til. P. for Andover 1831-47. — Long-
stock Down, near Andover, Hants ; Brookes',
Reform, and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W.
EVAWS,* Herbert Edward, Esq. (of Eagles-
bush) .
Only son of the late Herbert Evans, Esq., of
Eaglesbush ; h. 1706 ; s. 1825 ; is m. and has issue.
Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1829 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Glamorgan. This family was
formerly seated at Gnoll, in the same county. — ■
Eaglesbush, near Neath, Glamorganshire.
Ileir, his son Herbert, b. 18 — ; m. 1859 ,
dau of ■ , Esq.
EVANS,* John, Esq. (of Brecon).
8on of the late • — Evans, Esq. Ij a Magistrate
for CO. Brecon (High Sheriff ISGO). — Brecon,
S. Wales.
EVAK'S, Joshua, Esq. (of Portrane).
Second, but eldest surviving son of the late Hamp-
den Evans, Esq., by Margaret, dau. of Joshua
Davies,-Esq. ; h. 17 — ; s. his brother, the Right
Hon. Evan, M.P., 1842 ; m. IS— Eleanor, only
dau. of J. Harrison, Esq. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; has been called to the English Bar ;
is a Commissioner of Bankruptcy in England.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with Lord Carberj'. — Portrane and Plighgate, near
Donabate, co. Dublin.
Jlei)' Pres., his brother Eyre Evans, Esq., a Ma-
gistrate and Town Councillor of Liverpool ; h. 17 — ;
m. 18— Miss .
EVAlSrs, Eichard "Weaver, Esq. (of Eyton Hall).
Eldest son of the late Edward Evans, Esq., of
Eyton Hall, by Anne, dau. of John Weaver, Esq.,
of Eyton ; b. 1804 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1828 Eleanor, dau.
of Thomas Clutterbuck, Esq., of Bushey, Herts.
Educated at Christ's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford. This
family is originally of Heubles, co. Anglesey. —
Eyton Hall, near Leominster, co. Herefoixl.
Hdi; his son Richard, h. 1830, in Holy Orders.
EVANS,* Thomas Brovime, Esq. (late of North
Tuddenham and Dean).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Evans, Esq., of
North Tuddenham, Norfolk, and formerly High
Sheriff of that count}'; b. 178- ; m. 1814 Char-
lotte, dau. of the late Sir John Simeon, Bart., of
Grazeley, Berks. Is a Magistrate for Oxon. This
family is of Welsh extraction. — Uddens, near Wim-
borne, Dorset.
EYE.E,* Charles, Esq. (of Welford Park).
Second son of the late John Archer Honblon, Esq.,
M.P., of Hollingbury Place, Essex, by Mary Anne,
dau. of the late Thomas Berney Bramston, Escj.,
M.P., of Skreens ; b. ISO- ; s. 1831 ; m. 1835 Mary
Anne, dau. of Lieutenant-General L. Popham, of
Littlecote, Wilts ; exchanged his name for that of
Eyre in 1831. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1828) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks.
— Vf elford Park, near Newbury, Berks.
EYRE,* the Rev. Charles Wasteneys (of Ramp-
ton).
Only son of the late Yen. Archdeacon Eyre (who
d. 1830), by Charlotte, dau. of the late Sir G. Ar-
mytage, Bart., of KirkleesHall, co. York ; b. 180-;
s. his uncle 1836 ; m. 1S27 Lucy Dorothea, young-
est dau. of the late John Robinson Foulis, Esq., of
Heslerton, co. York. Educated at BrasenoseColL,
Oxford (B.A. 1823, M.A. 1826) ; is a Magistrate
for Notts. This family has been settled at Ramp-
ton upwards of tv.'o centuries. — Rampton, near
Retford, Notts.
EYRE, Henry Samuel, Esq. (of Lindley Hall).
Eldest son of the late Walpole Eyre, Esq. (who i/.
18 — ), l;.y Sarah, dau. of — Johnson, Esq. ; b. 170;>.
Educated at Stonyhurst ; entered the Army 1817 ;
became Lieutenant-Colonel on half- pay 181;;,
Colonel 1854 ; is Lord of the Manor of St. John'.,
Wood. This family was formerly seated in Wilt.^.
— Lindley Hall, near Nuneaton, Warwickshire ;
L^nited Service Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother John Thomas, b. 18 — ;
vn. 18 — Harriet ]\Iargaret, dau. of — Aiuslie,
Esq.
EYTON,* John Wynne, Esq. (of Lesswood).
Eldest son of the late Hope Eyton, Esq. ; b. 17 — ;
is m. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1808) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Flint. —
Leeswood, near Mold, Flintshire.
EYTON,* Thomas Campbell, Esq. (of Eyton).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Eyton, Esq., J. P. and
D.L. for CO. Salop ; b. 18— ; s. 1855 ; m. 183- a
dau. of R. A. Slaney, Esq., of Walford Manor, co.
Salop. Is a ?ilagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Salop. — Eyton, near Wellington, Shropshire.
Ilc'ir, his son Thomas. j
PAGAN, ■William Addis, Esq. (of Peltrim).
Younger sou of the late William Trant Fagan,
Esq., D.L., of Feltrim (who was M.P. for Cork
1817-59), by ?.Tary, dan. of Charles Addis, Esq., of
4
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THE UNITED KINGDO:\r.
[Far
Westminster ; h. 1S32 ; s. 18ii9. Educated at
Stonyhurst Coll. ; is Lieutenant 4tli King's Own
regiment. This family is the senior branch of the
ancient house of Fagan, or O'Hagan, of co. ]\Ieath.
— Feltrim, near Cork ; Junior United yervicc
Club, S.W.
PAIRTLOUGH, Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel.
Eldest son of the late Eev. Samuel Gerrard Fair-
tlough, by Sophia Caroline, dau. of J. Mongan,
Esq., M.D., and niece of the late Bisliop of Cloyne,
and brother of James Fairtlough, Esq., of the
Knells, near Carlisle (whom see) ; h. 1S19 ; m. 1859
Emily, dau. of the late George Marshall, Esq., of
Broadwater, Surrey. Entered the Army 1837, and
is Lieutenant-Colonel commanding the 3rd depot
Battalion at Chatham ; was formerly Lieutenant-
Colonel 63rd foot. — Bronipton Barracks, Chat-
ham ; Junior Uuited Service Club, S.W.
FAITHFUIili, George, Esq. (of Brighton).
Fourth son of the late William Faithful!, Esq., of
Winchester, Hants ; b. 1790 ; m. 1815 Sarah Maria,
dau. of Thomas Browne, Esq., of Kidwell. Is a
Solicitor in practice, and was M.P. for Brighton
1833-4. — 34, Buckingham Place, Brighton.
Heir, his son George, Solicitor, of Brighton,
h. 1818.
PALCO J^3■AE,t Lieutenant-General Cliessbo-
rough. Grant, K.H. (of Hazelbank).
Youngest but only surviving son of the late Major
William Falconar, by Lydia, dau. of Alexander
Davidson, Esq., of Drumhall, and grand-dau. of
Sir P. Grant, Bart., of Dairy; b. 1780; m. 1810
Mary EandoU Jane, 2nd dau. of W. Kennedy,
Esq., M.D. Appointed to the Army 1795, and
served in Egypt and the Peninsula, and at Water-
loo ; was for many j'ears Lieutenant-Colonel
commanding the 22nd regiment, and subsequently
Inspecting Officer at Liverpool ; appointed Colonel
of the 73rd foot 1857 ; became a Lieutenant-
General 1858. This family is a branch of that of
the Barons of Hackerstone. — Hazelbank, Murray-
field, near Edinburgh.
PALCOM"EE, Randle Wilbraham, Esq., M.D.
(of Bath).
Youngest son of the late Rev. Thomas Falconer,
M.A., M.D., Oxon, by Frances, dau. and heir
of Lieutenant Colonel Robert Raitt, of H.M.'s 2nd
foot; b. 1813; m. 1st 1842 Anna Maria, dau. of
John Wood, Esq., of Cwm and Brynhafod, Carmar-
thenshire (she d. 1847) ; 2nd 1850 Sophia Harriett
Fanny, dau. of MajorGeneral R. W. Howard Vyse,
of Stoke Place, co. Buckingham. Graduated M.D.
1839, at Edinburgh ; appointed Physician to the
Bath United Hospital 1849, Physician to the Bath
General Hospital and Member of the Royal College
of Physicians, London, 1-856; is a Fellow of the
Royal Medical Chirurgical Society, London ; for-
merly President of the Royal Medical Society of
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate for Bath. — 22, Bennett
Street, Bath.
t Died whilst these sheets were at press,
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FALCONER,* the Rev. ■William.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Falconer, by
Frances, dau. of Colonel Raitt, of the 2nd foot ;
b. 18 — ; m. 1840 Isabella, dau. of J. Robin.son,
Esq., and widow of W. Douglas, Esq. Educated
at Oriel Coll., O.xford (B.A. 1823, M.A. 1827), and
was for some time Fellow of Exeter Coll. ; appointed
Rector of Bushey 1839. — Bushey Rectory, near
Watford, Herts.
PALLOK", Anthony, Esq. (of Ballina House,
CO. Roscommon).
Eldest son of the late Simon Fallon, Esq., of Ballina
House, by Celia, dau. of Anthony Lynch, Esq.,
of Galway ; b. 1814 ; s. 1849. Educated at Gal-
way. — Ballina House, near Athlone, Ireland.
Heir Pres., his brother Patrick, h. 1824.
PANE, Colonel John ■William (of "Wormsley).
Eldest son of the late John Fane, Esq. (who was
M.P. for Oxon 1824-32), by Elizabeth, dau. of the
late William Lowndes Stone, Esq., of Brightwell
Park, Oxon ; b. 1804 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1st 1826 Catha-
rine, dau. of the late Sir B. Hobhouse, Bart, (sherf.
1828) ; 2nd 1829 Lady Ellen Catharine, dau. of
the late Earl of Macclesfield (she d. 1844) ; 3rd
1845 Charlotte, dau. of the late T. H. Broadhead,
Esq. Is a INIagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon,
and Lieutenant-Col. Oxfordshire Militia. This
family is a younger branch of that of the Earl
of Westmoreland. — Wormsley, near Tetsworth,
Oxon.
Heir, his son (by 2nd marr.) John Augustus,
b. 1830 ; is Captain 46th foot.
PANE, Robert George Cecil, Esq.
Eighth son of the late Hon. Henry Fane (son of
the 8th Earl of Westmoreland), by Anne, dau. of
E. B. Batson, Esq., of London ; b. 1796 ; m. 1st
1835 Isabella Mary, dau. of the late Admiral Sir
E. Harvey, G.C.B. ; 2nd 1841 Harriet Anne, only
dau. of Admiral Sir H. Blackwood, Bart. Edu-
cated at Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A,
1819) ; appointed a Commissioner of Bankruptcy
1831. — Fulbeck, near Grantham, Lincolnshire;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 4, Upper Brook Street, W.
PARRER, the Rev. Matthew Thomas.
Second son of James Farrer, Esq., formerly a
Master in Chancery, by Henrietta Elizabeth, dau.
of Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart., and widow of the Hon.
John Scott, only son of the 1st Earl of Eldon ;
Z(. 1815 ; m. 1st 1843 Frances Enuna, eldest dau.
of the late Edward Golding, Esq., of Maiden Er-
leigh, Berks (she d. 1814) ; 2ud 18^8 :Mary Louisa,
eldest dau. of the late Sir W. Anson, Bart., K.C.B.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841); appointed Vicar of Ad-
dington and Perpetual Curate of Shirley, Surrey,
1841. — Addington Vicarage, Shirley, near Croydon,
Surrey.
Heir, his son James Anson, b. 1849.
PARRER,* Oliver "V^T'illiam, Esq. (of Ingle-
borough).
Second sou of the late James Farrer, Esq., by Mary,
dau, of the Rev, S, Sidebottom ; b. 178 , Is a
Fell
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the ^Y. Eiding of
Yorkshire (High Sheriff IS — ), and a Magistrate
for COS. Lancaster and Westmoreland. — Inglebo-
rough, near Settle, Yorkshire.
FEILDEIST, Montague Joseph., Esq. (of Hoghton
Bank).
Second son of the late Sir William Feilden, Bart.,
of Feniscowles (who was M.P. for Blackburn
1832-47), hy Mary Haughton, dau. of Edmund
Jackson, Esq., Member of the House of Assembly
at Jamaica, and brother to SirW. H. Feilden, Bart. ;
6. 1816 ; m. 1846 Mary Anne, only dau. and heir
of William Valentine, Esq., of Samlesbury, co.
Lancaster (she d. 1859). Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and Major in the 3id
Eoyal Lancashire Militia, and head of the firm of
Messrs. Feilden and Jackson, Manufacturers, of
Blackburn; was M.P. for Blackburn 1853-7.—
Hoghton Bank, near Preston, Lancashire ; Reform
Club, S.W.
PEEGUS, John, Esq. (late of Strathore).
Son of the late Walter Fergus, Esq., Provost of
Kirkaldy ; h. 17 — . Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Fife ; formerly a Manufacturer and Mer-
chant at Kirkaldy ; was M.P, for Kirkaldy, &c.,
1835-7, for CO. Fife 1847-59. — Brookes' and Ee-
form Clubs, S.W. ; 1, Queen's-Gate Gardens, Ken-
sington, W.
PEKGUSOlSr,* Eear-Admiral George, B.K". (of
Pitfour).
Eldest son of the late George Ferguson, Esq., of
Pitfour ; b. 1786 ; m. 1st 1812 Elizabeth Holcombe,
only dau. and heir of John Woodhouse, Esq., of
Yallon Court, co. Hereford ; 2nd 1825 Elizabeth
Jane, eldest dau. of the 1st Lord Langford. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Banff and
Aberdeen ; entered the Xavy 1798 ; became a
Captain E.N". 1814, Eear-Admiral 1851 ; was M.P.
force. Banff 1S33-7. — Pitfoui-, near Mintlaw, Aber-
deenshire ; United Service Club, S.W.
FEKGUSOK", Joseph, Esq. (of Morton Housej.
Son of the late Robert Ferguson, Esq., of White-
haven, Cumberland ; b. 1788 ; m. 1815 Maria
Isabella, dau. of John Clerk, Esq., of Belside
House, Northumberland. Is a Magistrate for
Cumberland ; was Mayor of Carlisle 1837, and
M.P. for that city 1852-7.— Morton House, near
Carlisle ; Reform Club, S.W. ; 13, Devonshire
Place, W.
FERIIAN"D,* WiUiam Busfeild, Esq. (of Harden
Grange).
Eldest son of the late C. F. Busfeild, Esq., by a
dau. of — Ferrand, Esq., and nephew of the late
Walker Ferrand, Esq. (M.P. for Tralee 1830-2), of
Harden Grange, whose name he assumed ; b. 1809 ;
s. his uncle 183- ; m. 1st 1831 Sarah, dau. of John
Priestley, Esq. (she d. 1832) ; 2nd 1847 Fanny
Mary, 2nd dau. of the 11th Lord Blantyre. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the V/. Riding of
Yorkshire, and a Captain in the Yorkshire
Hussars ; was M.P. for Knaresborough 1841-7.-
Harden Grange, near Knaresborough, Yorkshire]
Carlton Club,'"S.W.
Heir, his son William (of St. Ives, Bingley)!
b. 1832 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for thg
W. Eiding of Yorkshire.
FETHEKSTOlSr-HAUGH, ■WUliam, Esq. (of
Grouse Lodge).
Son of the late Theobald Fetherston-Haugb, Esq.,
of Mosstown, CO. Westmeath, by Mary, dau. of
Jonathan Harding, Esq., of Derrahiney, co. Gal-
way ; b. 1813 ; m. 1845 Frances, dau. of the Eev.
Cuthbert Fetherston-Haugli. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Westmeath. — Grouse Lodge, near Moate, co.
Westmeath.
Heir, his son Theobald, b. 1846.
PIlSrCH, "William, Esq. (of Tvillamore Park).
Eldest son of the late Edward Finch, Esq., of Tul-
lamore Castle, by Anne, dau. of D. O'Dwyer, Esq.,
of Shannon Hall ; b. 1793 ; m. 1815 Frances Mar-
garet, dau. of the late Philip Coates, Esq., of
Sydney Place, Bath (she d. 1822). Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called to the Bar at Gray'.s
Inn 1818 ; is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary.
This family is a branch of that of the Earls of
Aylesford and Winchilsea. — Tullaraore Park, near
Nenagh, co. Tipperary ; The Elms, Sevenoaks,
Kent.
PINK",* "William Prancis, Esq. (of Tullaroan).
Eldest son of the late W, Finn, Esq., of Carlow,
b. 17 — ; 111. 1820 Alicia, sister of the late Daniel
O'Connell, Esq., of Derrynane Abbey. Is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Kilkenny ; was M.P. for co. Kil-
kenny 1832-7. — Tullaroan, near Kilkenny.
PIRTH, Thomas, Esq. (of Hartford Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Firth, Esq., of Hali-
fax, CO. York, by Elizabeth, dau. of John Hem-
ingway, Esq., of same place; b. 1786 ; m. 1st 1813
Elizabeth, dau. of John Highfield, Esq., of North-
wich ; 2nd 1821 Anne, dau. of Thomas Hand,
Esq., of Middlewich, Cheshire. Is a Banker at
Northwich. — Hartford Lodge, near North wich,
Cheshire.
PITZGEBALD,* John Prancis Eyre, Esq. (of
Glinn Castle).
Eldest son of the late John F. FitzGerald, Esq.,
D.L., of Glinn Castle ; b. 18 — ; m. IS — a dau. of
— Bleunerhasset, Esq. Is styled " The Knight of
Glinn." This family is a branch of the ducal house
of Leinster. — Glinn Castle, co. Limerick.
FITZGERALD,* Richard Albert, Esq. (of Gar-
navella House).
Eldest son of the late Eichard FitzGerald, Esq., of
Muckridge House, co. Cork, by the dau. and heir
of Eichard Nagle, Esq., of Garnavella ; b. 1806 ;
s. 18 — ; m. 1836 Donna Amelia, dau. of Signer
Frizoui, of Lisbon. Educated at Clongowes and
Carlow Colleges ; was M.P. for co. Tipperary
1845-7. This family is a younger branch of the
ducal house of Leinster. — Garnavella House, co.
Tipjjerary ; Muckridge House, co. Cork.
750
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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FITZGERALD,* Thomas, Esq. (of Ballina
Park),
Son of the late — Fitzgerald, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Waterford (Higli Sheriff 1860). —Bal-
lina Park, near Cappoquin, co. Waterford.
FITZGERALD, Thomas, Esq. (of Pane Valley).
Eldest son of the late Thomas FitzGerald, Esq.,
of Fane Valley, co. Louth (who was M.P. for co.
Louth 1833-4), by Esmay, dau. of Richard Cruise,
Esq., of liahood, co. Meath ; h. 1820. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Louth.
This family is a branch of the ducal house of Lein-
ster. — Fane Valley, near Dundalk, co. Louth.
FITZGERALD,* V/iUiam, Esq. (of Adelphi).
Sou of the late — FitzGerald, Esq., of Adelphi;
h. 17 — ; tn. 181-, and has issue. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Clare. This family is a branch of the ducal
house of Leinster. — Adelphi, near Corofin, co.
Clare.
PITZHERBERT.
(See Broclcholes.)
FITZROY, Rear-Admiral Robert, F.R.S., &c.
Third son of the late Lord Charles FitzRoy, by
Frances Anne, dau. of the 1st Marquis of London-
derry, K.G. ; h. 1805 ; m. 1st 1836 Mary Henrietta,
2nd dau. of the late Major-General E. J. O'Brien
(she d. 1852) ; 2nd 1854 Maria Isabella, dau. of the
late J. H. Smyth, Esq., of Heath Hall, Wakefield,
CO. York. Entered the Navy 1818, became Cap-
tain R.N. 1834, Rear-Admiral 1856 ; was M.P.
for Durham 1841-3 ; Governor of New Zealand
1843-6. — Athenaeum Club, S.W. ; 38, Onslow
Square, S.W.
FITZSIMON, Christopher O'Connell, Esq. (of
GlerLcullen and Airdinairy).
Eldest son of the late Christopher FitzSimon, Esq.
(some time M.P. for co. Dublin, and Clerk of the
Hanaper in Ireland from 1840 till his death in
1856), by Ellen, dau. of the late Daniel O'Connell,
Esq., M.P., of Derrynane Abbey ; b. 18 — ;
s. 1856. — Glencullen, near Golden Ball, co. Dublin.
FLETCHER, Thomas 'William, Esq., F.R.S.,
F.S.A., P.G.S. (of Lawneswood House, co.
Stafford).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Fletcher, Esq., of
Handsworth, by Ann, dau. of Thomas Russell,
Esq. ; b. 1810 ; m. 1831 Jane Maria, dau. of James
Russell, Esq., of Bescot Hall and Endwood Court.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester, and a Captain 1st
regiment King's Own Stafford Militia. — Lawnes-
wood House, near Stourbridge.
Heir, his son Thomas Howard Kealinge, an
Officer in H.M.'s 15th regiment.
F O L L E T T, Brent Spencer, Esq., Q,.C. (of
Cherington).
Youngest son of the late Benjamin Follett, Esq.,
of Topsham, Devon, by Anna, dau. of John Webb,
Esq., of Kinsale, Ireland, and brother of the late
751
Sir William Webb Follett; h. 1810; m. 1847 Caro-
line Amelia, youngest dau. of W. Skirrow, Esq.,
Q.C., of Reddish House, near Stockport. Called
to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1833, and is a Queen's
Counsel ; was M.P. for Bridgewater 1852-7. —
Cherington, Gloucestershire ; Athenteura Club,
S.W, ; 15, Cambridge Square, Hyde Park, W,
PONWEREAU, Thomas Neale, Esq. (of Christ-
Chvirch Park),
Only son of the late William Charles Fonnereau,
Esq., of Christ-Church Park, by Kate Georgiana,
dau. of the late John Cobbokl, Esq., of Holy
Wells, Ipswich ; b. 1841. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford. — Christ-Church Park, near Ips-
wich, Suffolk.
FORBES, William, Esq. (of CaUendar).
Eldest son of the late William Forbes, Esq. (many
years M.P. for co. Stirling), by Louisa, dau. of the
7th Earl of Wemyss ; b. 1833 ; s. 1855 ; m, 1859
Rose, dau. of the late John O'Hara, Esq., and Lady
O'Donnell. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate for en. Stirling. This family is a
branch of that of Lord Forbes of Forbes. — Cal-
lendar House, near Falkirk, Stirlingshire, N.B. ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Francis, b. 1840.
PORSTER,* Matthew, Esq.
Son of the late — Forster, Esq., of Durham ;
b. 17 — -. Is a Magistrate for Middlesex and a Mer
chant in the City ; was M.P. for Berwick 1852-3.
—Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, late M.P. for Berwick,
b. 18—,
FORSTER,* ■William, Esq, (of Ballynnre),
Eldest surviving son of the late William Forster,
Esq., of Ballynure, by Jane, dau. of Andrew Cran-
ston, Esq., of Cranebrook ; b. 180- ; m. 1821 Jane
Frances, dau. of the Rev. Charles Atkinson, of
Criggan. Educated at Armagh and Belfast Col-
leges ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Mo-
naghan (High Sheriff 1822). This familysettled in
the CO. Monaghan in the time of Oliver Cromwell.
— BaUynure, near Clones, co. Monaghan.
PORTESCITE, William Blimdell, Esq. (of
Fallapit),
Eldest son of the late Edmund N. W. Fortescue,
Esq., of Fallapit, by Elizabeth, dau. of ^ Trosse,
Esq. ; b. 1816 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1837 Harriet, dau. of
Major-General T. W. Taylor, of Ogwell House,
Devon. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate for Devon. This family is de-
scended from Sir Richard le Forte, who came to
England with the Conqueror. — Fallajat, near
Totnes, Devon.
Heir, his son Edmund, b. 1839.
FOSTER, the Rev. Frederick Adolphus la
Trobe,
Eldest son of the late John Frederick Foster, Esq.,
of the Bogue, and of Kemp.stone, co, Bedford,
Fos]
COXj-NTY FAMILIES OF
Barrister- at-Law, and Chairman of tlie Salford
Quarter Sessions, by Caroline, eldest dan. of Sir
William Chambers Bagshawe, of The Oaks and
WornhiU Hall, co. Derby ; h. 1S20 ; s. 1858 ;
m. 1849 Anne Hulbert, dau. of Rev. William Read,
of Ston Easton, Somerset, Domestic Chaplain to
H.R.H. the Duke of Clarence. Educated at Rugby
and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1843, M.A. 1845) ;
appointed Rector of Saxby, co. Lincoln, 1852.
This family was formerly of Bamborough Castle, co.
Northumberland. — Saxby Rectory, near Bai-ton-on-
Humber, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son Frederick la Trobe, l. 1853.
FOSTER, Frederick Jolin, Esq. (of Castlering).
Third and only surviving .son of the late John
William Foster, Esq., of Castlering, co. Louth,
by Rebecca, only child of the late Hamilton Mac-
lure, Esq., of Dublin ; h. 18—; m. 1827 Isabella,
dau. of Peter Vera, Esq., of Carlton-on-Trent. Is
a Dep. Lieut, for co. Louth (High Sheriff 1845).
— Ballymascanlan, near Duudalk, co. Louth.
FOSTEB, William Orine, Esq. (of Stoiirton
Castle).
Eldest son of W. Foster, Esq., and nephew of the
late J. Foster, Esq., formerly M.P. for Bridge-
north ; h. 1814 ; m. 1843 Isabella, dau. of H.
Grazebrooke, Esq., of Liverpool. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Stafford and Worcester,
and an Ironmaster at Stourbridge; has been M.P.
for S. Staffordshire since 1857. — Stourton Castle,
near Stourbridge, Vv'orcestersbire ; 40, Pall Mall,
S.W.
FOSTER-PIGOTT.
(See Gyaham-Fostcr-Pigoit.)
FOTHEBGILIi,* Rowland, Esq. (of Hensol
Castle).
Son of the late — Fothergill, Esq. ; h. 18 — ;
m. 18 — Anne, dau. of ■ — Forniau, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan. —
Hensol Castle, near Cowbridge, Glamorganshire.
FOX, General Charles Richard.
A natural son of the late Lord Holland; Ij. 1801 ;
on. 1824 Lady Mary FitzClarence, natural dau. of
William IV. Is a Mnjor-General in the Army ;
was formerly M.P. for Horsham, Calne, Tavistock,
Stroud, and for the Tower Hamlets 1S41-7 ; has
lieen Surveyor-General of the Ordnance, &c. —
Reform Club, S.W. ; 1, Addison Road, Kensing-
ton, W.
POX,* Captain Luke Loftus B. (of ISTew Park).
Eldest son of the late Charles Fox, Esq., of New
Park (who was I\I.P. for co. Longford in 1837);
Ij. 18 — . Is a Magistrate for co. Longford, and
was formerly a Captain in the Army. This family
is descended from a common ancestor with the
Foxes of Rathowen. — New Park, near Lanes-
borough, CO. Longford.
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FOX, 'VVmiani Jolmson, Esq.
Son of the late Mr. Paul Fox, farmer, of Wren-
tham, Suffolk ; h. 1786 ; m. 1820 Eliza, dau. of
J. Florance, Esq. Educated at Homerton ; was
formerly a Dissenting Minister, Lecturer, -and
Political AVriter ; is author of " Essays " and other
woiks ; has been M.P. for Oldham .since 1847. —
Reform Club, S.W. ; 3, Sussex Place, Regent's
Park, N.W.
FRANCE, James France, Esq. (of Rostock
Hall).
Son of the late T. France, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of
Thomas Cropper, Esq., of Liverpool ; h. 1793.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1814) ;
is a Magistrate and De». Lieut, for co. Chester
(High Sheriff 1821). The late Thomas France,
Esq., assumed the name and arms of France in lieu
of his paternal name of Hayhurst, in compliance
with the will of his uncle, James France, Esq., of
Everton, CO. Lancaster, — Bostock Hall, near^lid-
dlewich, Cheshire.
Heir Pres., bis brother Thomas, M.A., in Holy
Orders, Rector of Davenham, co. Chester ; h. 179.
FRANKS, 'William Hume, Esq. (of Carrig Park).
Eldest son of the late William Franks, Esq., of
Carrig, by Catherine, dau. of the Lite Vv'm. Hume,
Esq., M.P., of Humewood, co. Wicklow ; h. 1800 ;
s. 1814 ; m. 1827 Elizabeth, dau. of Adam New-
man, Esq., of Dromore House, Mallow, co. Cork.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1820) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Cork. — Carrig Park, near Mal-
low, CO. Cork.
Heir, his son Thomas, 1. 1828.
FRENCH, James J., Esq. (of French Grove).
Eldest son of the late James F. French, Esq., of
Cork and French Grove, by Mary Barbara, dau.
of Francis French, Esq., of Rahoon, near Galway ;
h. 1791 ; X. 1811 ; m. 1813 Margaret, only dau. of
Thomas Kirwan, Esq., of Dolagan Paik, co. Mayo,
and Senoria, Jamaica. Is a Magistrate for co. Mayo
and for Jamaica. This family's estate of French
Grove has been in their possession since 1643, then
obtained in exchange for their Cork estates, which
were forfeited by the rebellion. — French Grove,
near Hollymount, co. Mayo.
Heir, his son James, h. 1S15 ; m. 1837 Jane,
dau. of Matt. French Lynch, Esq., Q.C., of Mount-
Joy Place, Dublin, and Durass Park, co. Galway.
FRENCH, Pitz-Stephen, Esq. (of Lough Erritt).
Third son of the late Arthur French, Esq., of French
Paik, many years M.P. for co. Roscommon, by
Margaret, dau. of Edmund Costello, Esq., and
brother of Lord de Freyne ; h. 1801 ; m. 1839 '
Charlotte, eldest dau. of the late Hon. Henry ]
Grey Bennet, and grand-dau. of the 3rd Earl of '
Tankerville. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
is a ilagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Roscommon,
and Colonel Roscommon Militia; has been M.P. i
for CO. Roscommon since 1833. — Lough Erritt, '
near French Park, co. Roscommon ; Brookes' and
Junior United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 68, Warwick
Square, Pimlico, S.W.
Heir, his son Arthur Augustus, 6, 1840.
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FRENCH, Robert Charles Leslie-, Esq. (of Bal-
lybay House).
Eldest son of the late Arthur French, Esq., of
Dublin, by Emily Eleanor Wilhelmina, dau. of
Charles Albert Leslie, Esq., of Ballybay House
(slie re-married the Rev. C. Leslie) ; b. 1825 ;
s. 1838. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Monaghan (High Sheriff 1857). This family was
formerly Leslie, and is maternally connected with
that of Lord de Freyne. — Ballybay House, co. Mo-
naghan.
FITLLERTON, Major Alexander George (of
Ballintoy, co. Antrim).
Eldest son of the late George Alexander Fullerton,
Esq., of Tochrington Manor, co. Gloucester, and
Ballintoy, co. Antrim ; h. 1808 ; m. 1833 Georgi-
ana, youngest dan. of the 1st Earl Granville. Edu-
cated at Eton ; was in the Royal Horse -guards
Blue, and an Attach^ to the Embassy at Paris ; is
Brevet-Major in the Army. This family, whose
patronymic is Downing, descends from the ancient
family of that name. The elder branch was raised
to a baronetcy in the person of Sir George
Downing, 1663, Ambassador to Holland from
Charles II., and Secretary of the Treasury. His
grandson, the Right Hon. Sir George Downing,
K.B., by his will founded Downing College, Cam-
bridge.— Slindon Cottage, near Arundel, Sussex ;
27, Chapel Street, Park Lane, W.
FIT S SELL, Rev, James George Curry (of The
Chantry) .
Eldest son of the late Thomas Fussell, Esq., of
Wadbury, Somerset, by S.^rah, dau. of the Rev.
George Davies, of Bryn Polyn, co. Flint ; h. 1813;
s. his uncle, James Fussell, Esq., of The Chantry,
1845 ; in. 18-17 Janet Jemima, 4th dau. of Major-
General Sir John Dalrymple, Bart., of North Ber-
wick. Educated at Shrewsbury and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1845) ; ordained Deacon 1845,
Priest 1846 ; appointed Incumbent of Chantry
1846, H.M.'s Inspector of Schools 1852. This family
is of French extraction. — The Chantry, near Frome,
Somerset ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 16,
Cadogan Place, S.W.
Heh) his son James Thomas Richard, h. 1848.
FYFPE,* David, Esq.. (of Broughton Ferry).
Son of the late — Fyffe, Esq., of Broughton Ferry ;
h. 17 — ; is m. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for CO. Forfar. — The Lodge, Broughton Ferry, For-
farshire, N.B.
Heir, his son.
FYLER, the Rev. James (of Woodlands).
Eldest son of the late James Chamness Fyler, Esq.,
of Woodlands, Surrey, and Heffleton, Dorset, by
his 1st wife Mary, dau. of the late Sir John Fre-
derick, Bart. ; Jj. 1818 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1847 Rosalind
Charity, dau. of the late William F. Chambers,
Esq., M.D., K.C.H., of Hordle Clifif, Hants, Phy-
sician in Ordinary to the Queen. Educated at
Harrow and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1841);
appointed Rector of Siddington 1855. — Woodlands,
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near Bagshot, Surrey ; Siddington Recloiy, near
Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
Ili'lv Pres., his brother Frederick, h. 1823 ; edu-
cated at Winchester and Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1849).
FYLER, Captain John (of Heffleton).
Eldest son of the late James (!hamness Fyler, Esq.,
of Woodlands, Surrey, and Heflleton, Dorset, by
his 2iid wife Mary, dau. and co-heiress of the late
Andrew Bain, Esq., M.D., of HefHeton ; h. 1833 ;
,t. 1858. Entered the Army 1853, and served in
the Crimea ; became Captain 31st foot 1860. — Hef-
fleton, near Wareham, Dorset.
Heir Pros., his brother William Samuel, h. 1835,
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1856.
FYTCHE, L Lewis, Esq., F.S.A. (of Thorpe
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Fytclie, Esq., a jMagis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln, and formeily
an Officer in the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons, by
Anne, dau. of I. Willson, Esq., of Sturton Hall ;
h. 1820 ; s. 1855 ; on. 1858 Susan, dau. of George
Skipworth, Esq., of Moorton House. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln.- — -Thorpe
Hall, South Elkington, near Louth, Lincolushire.
Heir Pres., his brother Albert, Major Bengal
Army, Commissioner of Martaban and Tenasserim,
in Pegu.
GALTON, Darwin, Esq. (of Claverdon Leys).
Eldest sou of the late Samuel Tertius Galton, Esq.,
of Duddeston House and Claverdon, co. Warwick,
by Frances Anne Violetta, dau. of Erasmus Dar-
win, Esq., M.D., F.R.S., of Breadsall Priory, co.
Derby ; b. 1814 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1840 Mary Elisabeth,
eldest dau. of John Phillips, Esq., of Edstone, co.
Warwick. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Warwick (High Sheriff 1850), and a Captain
in the Warwickshire Yeomanry. — Claverdon Leys,
near Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire; Arthur's
Club, S.W.
GALTOlsT, Hubert John Barclay, Esq. (of War-
ley Tor).
Third son of the late Samuel Galton, Esq., of Dud-
deston House, by Lucy, dau. of Robert Barclay,
Esq., of Ury, co. Kincardine; b. 1789 ; m. 1815
Mary, dau. of Robert Barclay, Esq., of Cl.apliara
Common, Surrey. Is a Mngistrate for co. War-
wick.— Warley Tor, near Birmingham.
Heir, his daughter Mary Barclay.
GARDEN-CAMPBELL,* Francis WiUiam, Esq.
(of Troup and Glenlyon).
Son of the late Fr.-\ncis Garden-Campbell, Esq., of
Troup and Glenlyon, who d. 1848; b. 184- ; s.
1848.— Troup, Banffshire, N.B. ; Glenlyon, Perth-
shire, N.B.
GARDINER, John, Esq. (of ParmhiU).
Eldest son of the late John Gardiner, Esq., of
Farmhill, by Anne, dau. of James Gildea, Esq., of
Cloona Castle, co. Mayo; b. 1796; m, 1st 1819
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Lord Tyrawly, of Castle
Lacken ; 2nd 1S32 Eleanor A. Knox, dau. of James
Knox Gore, Esq., of Broadlands Park, co. Mayo.
Educated at Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Mayo (High Sheriff 1833), and a
Major in the North Mayo Militia. — FarmhiU, near
Killala, co. Mayo.
Heir, his dau. Harriet,
GABDYNE.
(See Bruce-Gardyne.)
aARKTIEB,* "William, Esq. (of Kooksbury).
Eldest son of the late Eev. William Garnier, M.A.,
Prebendary of Winchester, by Lady Henrietta
jSTorth, eldest dau. of the late Hon. and Eight Rev.
Dr. Brownlow North, Lord Bishop of Winchester ;
h. 179- ; s. 183.5 ; is married. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Hants. — Rooksbury, near Wickham,
Hants.
G-ARTSHOBE.
(See Muvmy-Gartslwre.)
GASCOIGK-E,* Erederiek Charles Trencli, Eeq.
(of Partington),
Son of the late Hon. Charles Trench, by Anna
Maria, eldest dau. of Luke White, Esq., of Wood-
lands, CO. Dublin ; 6, 181- ; m. 1850 Mary Isabella,
younger dau. and co-heir (with her sister Lady
Ashtown) of the late Richard Oliver Gascoigne,
Esq., of Partington, co. York, and Castle Oliver,
CO. Limerick, whose name he assumed. Is a Ma-
gistrate for Yorkshire. — Partington, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son, b. 1851,
GASKELL, Daniel, Esq. (of Lupsett HaU).
Youngest son of the late Daniel Gaskell, Esq., of
Clifton Hall, near Manchester, by Hannah, dau. of
James Noble, Esq., of Lancaster ; h. 1782 ; m. 1806
Mary, 2nd dau. of the late Benjamin Heywood,
Esq., of Stanley Hall, near Wakefield. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of
Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Wakefield 1833-7. — Lup-
sett Hall, near Wakefield, Yorkshire,
GATACBS, Edward Lloyd, Esq. (of Gatacre).
Eldest son of the late Edward Gatacre, Esq., by
Annabella, dau. and co-heiress of Robert Lloyd,
Esq., of Swan Hill; I. 1806; s. 1819; m. 1838
Jessie, 2nd dau. of the late William Forbes,
Esq., M.P., of Callandar, N.B. Educated at
Rugby and C'h. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Salop (High Sheriff 185C). This family has
been long resident at Gatacre, Stephen, Lord de
C4atacre, having died at a very advanced age a.d.
1286. — Gatacre, near Bridgenorth, Shropshire ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Lloyd, h. 1839.
GAUlvTT, Matthew, Esq. (of Highfield House
and Eudyerd Vale).
Son of the late John Gaunt, Esq., of Leek, by
Sarah his wife ; h. 18 — . Called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1836 ; is a Magistrate for co. Staf-
ford.— Abbey Cottage and Highfield House, near
Leek, Staffordshire ; Eudyerd Vale, Horton, Staf-
fordshire,
GEBNON,* James, Esq. (of Athcarne Castle, co.
Louth),
Son of the late Patrick Gernon, Esq., of Athcarne
Castle ; h. 17 — ; is m. and has issue. Was for-
merly High Sheriff of Drogheda, — Athcarne Castle,
Duleek, near Drogheda.
Heir, his son James, a Magistrate for co. Louth
and for Drogheda ; m. Miss O'Reilly.
GEBKON,* WiUiam, Esq, (of Dublin).
A younger son of James Gernon, Esq., of Athcarne
Castle ; h. 18—. Called to the Irish Bar 1844 ;
is one of the Secretaries to the Commissioners of
Charitable Donations and Bequests in Ireland ;
appointed High Sheriff of Drogheda 1860. — 70,
Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin.
GEBBABD, Thomas (of Bachelor's HaU).
Eldest son of the late William Gerrard, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of William Vipont, Esq., of Finglass
House; 6.1782; «i. 1805 Mary Anne, dau. of George
Eotherham, Esq., of Crossdrum, co. Meath. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Meath. This family is descended from the
Geraldines in common with Sir R. Gerard, Bart. —
Batchelor's Hall, near Rathfarnham, co. Dublin.
Heir, his son WUliam, &. 1808 ; m. 1833 Harriet
Rebecca, dau. of William Hanna, Esq., Barrister-
at-Law, of Gardiner's Place, Dublin.
GEBY.
(See Wade-Gery)
GIBBS,t John, Esq. (of the Yews),
Eldest and only surviving son of the late John
Gibbs, Esq., of Ballinora, co. Cork, Captain Royal
Cork City Militia, by Louisa Anne, dau. of the
Rev. E. Gary, of Munfin, co. Wexford, and grand-
dau. of Sir E. Loftus, Bart. ; h. 1811 ; s. 1832 ;
VI. 1849 Anne, eldest dau. and eventually sole
heiress of the late Mark Skelton, Esq., of the Yews,
Captain W. Yorkshire Hussars, by Anne, dau. of
Samuel Thorp, Esq., of Banks Hall, co. York.
Is a Lieutenant in the Cinque Ports Volunteer
Artillery. This family is descended from the
ancient family of Gibbes (or Gibbs) of Fenton,
Devon, and of Derry, co. Cork. Mr. Gibbs is also
a direct legitimate descendant of the Plantagenets.
— The Yews, near Sheffield, Yorkshire ; Maze Hill,
St. Leonard's-on-Sea, Sussex.
Co-heir.^, his two daus., Louisa Christina Walde-
grave and Anna Maria Selma.
GIBBS,' ■William, Esq. (of Tyntesfield),
Son of the late Anthony Gibbs, Esq., of Aldenham,
and uncle of H. H. Gibbs, Esq., of Aldenham
(whom see); b. 17 — ; m. 1836 Matilda Blanche,
dau. of the late Sir Thomas Boevey, Bart., of Flax-
ley Abbey. — Tyntesfield, Somerset.
t This gentleman is author of a blue-book printed by order
of the House of Commons, and honoured with the commend-
ations of the great Humboldt, and of other works.
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GIB SON, George John, Esq. (of Sandgate
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Gibson, Esq., of
Bradston-Brook House, near Guildford, Surrey, by-
Mary, dau. of John Bradburne, Esq., of Hyde-
Abbey House, Winchester ; b. 17 — ; m. 1812 Eliza-
beth, eldest dau. of Carew Elers, Esq., of Gower
Street, London. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Sussex. This family is descended from the Gib-
sons of Durie, co. Fife. — Sandgate Lodge, near
Steyning, Sussex,
//t'iV, his son George, h. 1813 ; Mi. 1st 1841 Eliza,
dau. of Robert Pardee, Esq., of Bewdley, Dep.
Lieut, for co. Worcester ; 2nd 1849 Anna Maria,
dau. of John Locher, Esq., Chief Magistrate and
Registrar of the Admiralty Court of Malta ; edu-
cated at Winchester and University Coll., Oxford ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex (High
Sheriff 1855).
GIBSON, James, Esq. (of Belfast).
Eldest son of the late James Gibson, Esq., of Bel-
fast, by Sarah, dau. of John Luke, Esq. ; 6. 1804.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (M.A. 1829) ;
called to the Irish Bar 1828 ; is a Magistrate for
Queen's Co., and Chairman of the Queen's Co.
Quarter Sessions ; a Commissioner of National
Education ; Member of the Senate of Queen's
University in Ireland ; was M.P. for Belfast
1837-8.— Belfast ; 35, Montjoy Square South,
Dublin.
Heir Pres., his brother Samuel, h. 1808 ; in.
1829 Mary, dau. of William Sinclair, Esq., late of
Brookvale, Belfast.
GIBSON.
(See Milncr-G'ibson.)
GISTARD,* Thomas WilUam, Esq. (of Chilling-
ton).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Giffard, Esq., of
Chillington, by Lady Charlotte Courtenay, sister of
the late Earl of Devon ; h. 1788 ; s. 1823 ; is
married. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Stafford, late Major in the Staffordshire Militia ;
was formerly in the Army. This family has been
seated at Chillington for twenty-one generations in
direct male descent. — Chillington, near Wolver-
hampton, Staffordshire.
GILBEBT,* Williami Alexander, Esq. (of Caut-
ley).
Son of the late Gilbert, Esq., of Cautley ;
h. 18— ; m. 1836 Mary Anne, eldest dau. of the
Rev. John Gilbert, of Chedgrave, Norfolk. Is
a Magistrate for Norfolk, and Patron of 1 living.
— Cautley, near Acle, Norfolk.
GILDEA, James Knox, Esq. (of Cloncormack),
Eldest son of the late Anthony Gildea, Esq., of
Portroyal, co. Mayo, by Anne, dau. ofAnnesley
Knox, Esq., of Rappa Castle; h. 1804; s. 1823.
Educated at Magdalen Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate for cos. Mayo and Galway (High Sheriff
1835). This family are of very ancient Irish
origin, and have possessed estates in Mayo and
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Galway since the reign of Elizabeth. — Cloncormack
House, near Hollymount, co. Mayo ; Conservative
Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Anthony Knox, h. 18 — ;
called to the Irish Bar 1840.
GILL,* John Hornbrook, Esq. (of Bickham
Park).
Eldest son of the late John Gill, Esq., of Bickham
Park, by Barbara, dau. of J. Hornbrook, Esq., of
Tavistock, and brother of Thomas Gill, Esq. (whom
see) ; b. 178- ; is m. Is a Magistrate for Devon
and Cornwall (High Sheriff 1841). — Bickham
Park, near Plymouth, Devon.
GILL, Thomas, Esq. (of Brooklands).
Son of the late John Gill, Esq., Banker, of Tavi-
stock ; b. 1788 ; m. 1st 1812 Rachel, dau. of
Andrew Baton, Esq., of London ; 2nd 1816 Jane,
dau. of Robert Charles, Esq., of London. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon; was M.P.
for Plymouth 1841-7. — Brooklands, Tavistock,
Devon ; Reform Club, S.W.
GILLBANKS,* Jackson, Esq. (of "WTiitefleld
House).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Gillbanks, Esq., of
Whitefield, a Dep. Lieut., and for forty years a
Magistrate for Cumberland, by M.ary, dau. of
Ralph Jackson, Esq., of Normanby House, Cleve-
land, CO. York, and niece of the late .Judge Jack-
son of Jamaica ; b. 1819 ; s. 1853. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (LL.B. 1845) ; called
to the Bar at Gray's Inn 1851 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland. — Whitefield House,
near Longtown, Cumberland.
GILLON, Andrew, Esq. (of WaUhouse).
Eldest son of the late William Downe Gillon, Esq.,
of Wallhouse, by Helen Eliza, dau. of John Corse
Scott, Esq., of Synton, co. Selkirk ; b. 1823 ;
s. 1846 ; m. 1st 1848 Jane, dau. of John Ferrier
Hamilton, Esq., of Cairnhill and Westport ; 2ud
1854 Anna Maria, dau. of Henry Gill, Esq., late
Captain 50th regiment. Educated at Haileybury
Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lin-
lithgow, and Captain Royal Midlothian Yeomanry
Cavalry ; was formerly in the Bengal Civil Service,
and acted as Assistant Commissioner in the Pun-
jaub. This family being the chief of the name, has
been entitled to supporters, by warrant dated
1676. The present proprietor is the eighth de-
scendant in an unbroken male line from John Gil-
lon, designated " In the Wellhouse," who in 1572
obtained a charter of these lands from James San-
dilands. Lord of Torphicheu, in favour of himself
and Margaret Boyd, his spouse. — Wallhouse, near
Bathgate, Linlithgowshire.
Heir, his son William, b. 1849.
GIPPS, Henry Plumptre, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Gipps, M.A.,
by Emma Maria, dau. of the late J. Plumptre,
Esq., of Eredville, and grandson of G. Gipps, Esq.,
who was many yenrs M.P. for Canterbury ; b. 1313 ;
3 c 2
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
m. 1835 Mary Anne, 2nd dau. of the late Sir W. L.
Young, Bart. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1838); called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1838 ; was M.P. for Canter-
bury 1852-3. This family has been long esta-
blished in the neighbourhood of Canterbury. —
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 9, Montagu Place, Montagu
Square, W.
GLADSTONE, Thomas Stexiart, Esg. (of Cape-
no ch).
Son of the late R. Gladstone, Esq., of Liverpool, and
grandson of the late T. Gladstone, Esq., of Leith
(who d. 1809), and Helen, dau. of Waller Nielson,
Esq., of Springfield, N.B. ; h. 1805 ; m. 1832
Elizabeth Field, dau. of Samuel Clerk, Esq. Is
a Magistrate for co. Dumfries ; was formerly a
Merchant at Liverpool. This family is a younger
branch of that of Sir T. Gladstone, Bart, — Cape-
noch, near Thornhill, Dumfriesshire, N.B.
Heir, his son Robert, h. 1833 ; m. 1860 Mary
Ellen, eldest dau. of Robertson Gladstone, Esq., of
Court Hey, Liverpool.
GLElSTDIiraSTG, Alexander, Esq. (of Ash Grove).
Second son of Alexander Glendining, Esq., of the
Isle of Dalton, near Dumfries, by Susannah Buck,
of Hole House, near Pateley Bridge, co. York ;
h. 17 — ; m. 1826 Sarah, dau. of Joseph Heald,
Esq., of Bedford Place, London. Is a Magistrate
for Kent (High Sheriff 1854). — Ash Grove, near
Sevenoaks, Kent.
Heir, his son Sidney, h. 1835.
GODLEY, John, Esq. (of Killigar),
Third son of John Godley, Esq., of Dublin, by
Rose, dau. of Alexander Macaulay, Esq., of Glen-
ville, CO. Antrim ; h. 1775 ; in. 1813 Catherine, dau.
of the Right Hon. Denis Daly, grandfather of
Lord Dunsandle. Educated at Armagh School
and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; a IMagistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Leitrim (High She'iifF 1818).— Killi-
gar, near KiReshandra, co. Leitrim.
Heir, his son John, h. 1814 ; m. 1846 Charlotte,
dau. of Charles Griffith Wynne, Esq., of Voelas and
Cefn Amwlch,
GOPP, Joseph, Esq. (of Hale Park),
Eldest son of the late Joseph GofF, Esq., of New-
town Park, CO. Dublin, by Sarah, dau. of George
Clibborn, Esq., of Moate Castle, co. Westmeath ;
h. 1788 ; s. 1833 ; m. ]816 Jane, dau. of Captain
Thomas Stannus, of Povtarlington, Queen's co. Is
a Magistrate for Hants and Dep. Lieut, for Dubhn
and for co. Tyrone (High Sheriff 1842).— Hale Park,
near Salisbury, Wilts ; Carlton Club, S.W".
Heir, his son Joseph, h. 1817 ; m. 1850 Lady
Adelaide Henrietta Louisa Hortense Knox, dau.
of Thomas, 2nd Earl of Ranfurly.
GOIInTG, Vvilliam, Esq. (of BallyphiUip),
Eldest son of the late Ambrose Going, Esq., of
BallyphiUip, co. Tipperary, by Margaret, dau. of
Colonel Richard Pennefather, late of Newpark, co.
Tipperary ; I. 1815 ; s. 1S57 ; m. 1841 Jane, dau.
of Benjamin Freud, Esq., of Rocklow, co, Tippe-
rary, and Boskill, co. Limerick, and grand-dau. of
Colonel George Gough, of Woodstown, co. Lime-
rick. Is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary. This
family settled in Ireland temp. Oliver Cromwell.
— BallyphiUip, near Killenaule, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son Ambrose, a Lieutenant in the
Tipperary Artillery, h. 1842.
GOING,
(See A thins- Going.)
GOLDNEY, Gabriel, Esq. (of Beechfleld House).
Eldest son of the late Harry Goldnej'-, Esq., by
Elizabeth Reade, dau. and heiress of Michael Bur-
rough, Esq., of Salisbury, Wilts ; h. 1813 ; m. 1839
Mary Anne, only dau. of R. H. Alexander, Esq.,
of Corsham, W^ilts. Was formerly a Solicitor in
practice ; is a Governor of Christ's Hospital and of
other Royal charities. This family have been resi-
dents in this county for several centuries, and are
named in the Charters of Queen Mary and Queen
Elizabeth, The Goldneys of Clifton are a near
branch of the same family, — Beechfield House,
near Chippenham, Wilts ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Gabriel Prior, &. 1843,
GOLLOP,* George Tilly, Esq. (of Strode
House).
Son of the late — Gollop, Esq., of Strode House ;
h. 17 — ; is m. and has issue. — Strode House, Brid-
port, Dorset.
Heir, his son George, late Lieutenant 2nd Queen's
Royals ; h. 18 — ; m. 1852 Jessie Caroline, youngest
dau. of the Rev. Hugh Welman Helyar, of Sutton
Bingham, Somerset,
GOODLAKE, Thomas Mills, Esq. (of Wadley,
Berks, and Letcombe Regis),
Eldest son of the late Thomas Goodlake, Esq., of
Letcombe, by Jane, only dau. of W. Yarnton
Mills, Esq., of Wadley ; I. 1807 ; m. 1828 Emilia
Maria, dau. of Sir Edward and Lady Elizabeth
Baker, of Ranston, Dorset. Educated at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks
(High Sheriff 1834) ; was formerly a Cornet 5th
Dragoons. This family are of undoubtedly Saxon
origin, and have resided at Letcombe, in direct
male descent, since A.D. 1378, when the manor of
Letcombe Regis was granted to Thomas Gutlilac,
or Goodlake, by Richard II. — Wadley, near Far-
ringdon ; Arthur's Club, S.W. ; 33, Park Street,
W,
Heir, his son Thomas Leicester, h. 1829 ; in,
1855 Mary Frederica, niece of Sir R. P, Glyn,
Bart., of Buckland Cottage, Farriugdon,
GORDON, Captain Charles William.
Third son of the late Charles Gordon, Esq., of
Fyvie Castle, co. Aberdeen, by Elizabeth, dau. of
W. Clutton, Esq., and great-grandson of the 2nd
Earl of Aberdeen ; h. 1817. Late Captain Madras
Cavalry ; elected M.P. for Berwick 1859. — Fyvie
Castle, near Aberdeen ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 26,
Pall Mall, S.W.
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G-ORDON,* John, Esq. (of Cluny),
Natural son of the late John Gordon, Esq., who
was a cadet of the ducal house of Gordon ; h.
1818 ; s. 1858. — Cluny and Buckie House, Aber-
deenshire.
G-ORDOIJ, Robert, Esq. (of Lewiston).
Son of the late William Gordon, Esq., of Auchardly,
N.B.., Merchant, of Bristol ; b. 1786 ; m. 1819
Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Charles Westley Coxe,
Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1808,
M.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate for Wilts, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset, and an
Honorary Commissioner of Lunacy ; was M.P. for
Wareham, Cricklade, and Windsor 1812-41 ; a
Commissioner of the Board of Control 1832-4 ;
Secretary to the Board of Control 1835-9 ; Secre-
tary to the Treasury 1839-41. — Lewiston, near
Sherborne, Dorset ; Kemble House, near Ciren-
cester, Gloucestershire ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
GORDON", Thomas Dempster, Esq. (of Balma-
ghie House).
Elder son of the late Eear-Admiral James Murray
Gordon, by Sarali Almeria, dau. of the late Ven.
Archdeacon Caulfeild, and widow of Captain Charl-
ton, E.I.C.S. ; h. 1811 ; s. 185-. Js a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kirkcudbright. — Balm.aghie
House, near Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire.
GORDOlSr-OANNIlSrG,* Major Patrick (of Hart-
pury).
Younger son of the late — Gordon, Esq., of
Milrig, CO. Ayr ; m. 18 — Maria, elder dau. and
co-heir of the late Ilobert Canning, Esq., of Eox-
cote, CO. Warwick, and Hartpury, co. Gloucester.
AVas formerly a Major iu the Army. — Hartpury,
near Gloucester.
GORE," Francis, Esq. (of Tyredagh Castle).
Son of the late — Gore, Esq., of Tyredagh ;
h. 182- ; is m. Is a Magistrate for co. Clare
(High Sheriff 1856).— Tyredagh Castle, near TuUa,
CO. Clare.
GORE, Montagu, Esq. (of Barrow Court).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Gore, of Barrow
Court, by Harriet, dau. of — Little, Esq. ; h. 1800.
Educated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
was High Sheriff of Somerset 1852 ; M.P. for
Devizes 1833-4, for Barnstaple 1841-7. — Barrow
Court, near Bristol, Somerset ; Carlton and Arthur's
Clubs, S.W. ; 20, South Audley Street, W.
Heir Prcs., his brother George, b. 1806 ; in. 18 —
Miss Rouse.
GORE.
(See K)i6x-Gore.)
GOULBURN, Serjeant Edward, D.C.L.
Second son of tlie late Munbee Goulburn, Esq., of
Portland Place, London, by Susan, dau. of the 4th
Viscount Chetwynd, and brother of the late Right
Hon. H. Goulburn, M.P., of Betchworth House,
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Surrey; h. 1787; ni. 1st 1815 Harrietto, dau. of
P. N. De Visne, Esq., of Notting-HiU House,
Kensington ; 2nd 1825 Esther, dau. of the 5tli
Viscount Chetwynd (she d. 1829) ; 3rd 1831 Catha-
rine, dau. of the 4th Lord Rokeby. Called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1815 ; is a Serjeant-;it-
Law, with a I'atent of Precedence, and a Com-
missioner of the Court of Bankruptcy ; was for-
merly a Welsh Judge, and Recorder of Leicester,
Lincoln, and Boston ; was M.P. for Leicester
1835-7 ; a: Hon. D.C.L. of Oxford 1845.— 62,
Upper Seymour Street, W.
JIdr, his son Edward IMejnick, D.D., Preljendary
of St. Paul's Cathedral, and one of the Chaplains in
Ordinary to the Queen, and late Head JNIaster of
Rugby ; h. 1818 ; m. 1851 Julia, dau. of William
R. Cartwright, Esq., M.P. for co. Northampton.
GO'WER,* John Leveson, Esq. (of Bill Hill).
Eldest son of the late Gener.il Leveson Gowcr,
of Bill Hill ; h. 18— ; m. Miss Michel. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks. This family
is a younger branch of that of the Duke of Suther-
land.— Bill Hill, near Wokingham, Berks.
Heir, his son John Edward, Captain 6Sth foot ;
h. 1826 ; m. 1850 Harriet Jane, 2nd dau. of Cap-
tain Hunter, late of the Dragoons.
GO'WER, Robert Frederic, Esq. (of Glandovan
and Clynderwen).
Eldest son of the late Robert Gower, Esq., of Glan-
dovan, co. Pembroke, by Sarah, dau. of — Royal,
Esq. ; h. 1794 ; m. 1832 Lillias Miller, 2nd dau. of
Rev. Dr. A. Stewart. This family is a younger
branch of the family of the Duke of Sutherland. —
Clynderwen, near Narbeth, South Wales ; Con-
servative Club, S.W. ; 66, Cumberland Street,
Hyde Park, W.
Heir, his son Erasmus, &. 1833.
GRAHAM,* William, Esq. (of Airth),
Sou of the late Thomas Graham Stirling, Esq., of
Airth, some time Convener of co. Stirling, who
d. 1836; h. 18—; m. 1839 Ehzabeth, youngest
dau. of the late Sir Alexander Anstruther, Bart., of
Thirdpart, co. Fife. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Stirling. — Airth Castle, Stirlingshire,
N.B.
GRAHAM-FOSTER-PIGOTT, the Rev. George
Granado (of Abington Pigotts).
Eldest son of the late Lieut.-Col. G. E. Graham-
Foster-Pigntt, M.P., of Abington Pigotts, by Mary,
dau. of the Rev. John Foster, D.D., of AVindsor, and
Provost of Eton ; h. 1795 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1834 Eliza-
beth, dau. of James Dixon, Esq., of London. Edu-
cated at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge (B.C.L. 1831,
LL.B. 1832).— Abington Pigotts, near Royston,
Cambridgeshire.
Heir, his son George Granado, h. 1835.
GRANTHAM,* Captain Charles (of Ketton
Grange, Rutland).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Bennett Grantham,
Esq., Captain 15th foot; by Margaret, dau. of Cap-
Gra]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
tain Arthur Webber ; h. 1790; m, 1811 Emily
Grane, youngest sister of Lord Clermont. Ap-
pointed to the Navy 1803, became Lieutenant
1809, and is now Captain on the retired list ; was
High Sheriff of Kutland 1844.— Kettou Grange,
near Stamford.
GKEAVES, John ■Whiteliead, Esq. (of Tany-
ralt).
Third son of the late John Greaves, Esq., of Rad-
ford, CO. Warwick, by Mary, dau. of John White-
head, Esq., of Barford, co. Warwick ; h. 1807 ;
m. 1843 Ellen, dau. of GiU Stedman, Esq., of
Pakenham, Suffolk. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Merioneth and Carnarvon (High
Sheriff 1860). — Tanyralt, near Carnarvon, N.Wales.
GREEISTPIELD,* James, Esq. (of Uliy ddgaer) .
Son of the late — Greenfield, Esq., of Ehyddgaer ;
6. 1810 ; m. 1839 Margaret, 2nd dau. of the late
Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart., M.P. Educated at
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1835) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Monmouth.
— Brynderwen, near Uske, Monmouthshire.
GIlEE]SrW/"ELL,* the Rev. "William (of Green-
■wellFord).
Eldest son of the late William Thomas Greenwell,
Esq., of Greenwell Ford, J. P. and D.L. for co.
Durham, by Dorothy, dau. of Franci.s Smales, Esq.,
of Durham ; h. 1819 ; s. 18.54. Educated at the
University of Durham (B.A. 1851) ; appointed Per-
petual Curate of Horton 1855. — Horton, BIyth,
near Morpeth, Northumberland.
GREEK,* Major Joseph (of The Grange).
Eldest son of the late — Greer, Esq. ; h. 17 — ; is m.
and has issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Tyrone, a Magistrate for co. Armagh, and
Major Tyrone Militia. — The Grange, near Moy,
CO. Tyrone.
Heir, his son Henry Harpur, Captain 68th foot,
h. 1823; m. 1850 ^Agnes Isabella, youngest dau.
of the Yen. Edmund D. Knox, Archdeacon of
Killaloe.
GREGORY,* Captain Arthur Morgan Hood
Grosvenor (of Stivichall).
Eldest son of the late Arthur Francis Gregory,
Esq., of Stivichall, by the Hon. Caroline Hood,
eldest sister of Samuel, 3rd Yiscount Hood ;
i. 183- ; s. 1853. Is Captain Grenadier Guards. —
Stivichall, near Coventry, Warwickshire ; Guards'
Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., hi.s brother.
GRESLEY, Robert Archibald Douglas-, Esq.
(of High Park).
Eldest son of the late Rev. P. Douglas, Rector of
Salwarpe, co, Worcester ; b. 18 — ; 7n. 18 — Re-
becca Maria, eldest dau. of the late Thomas Harvey,
Esq., of Belmont, Herts, and Portland Place, Lon-
don. Educated at Rugby ; assumed the additional
name of Gresley in accordance with the will of the
late Mr. Gresley, of High Park ; was formerly a
Magistrate for co. Durham. — High Park, Salwarpe,
near Droitwich, Worcestershire.
Heir Pres., his nephew, the Rev. William Wil-
loughby Douglas, b. 1825 ; m. 18— Miss How,
dau. of the Rev. Mr. How, of Shrewsbury ; edu-
cated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1847,
M.A. 1852) ; appointed Rector of Salwarpe 1849.
GREY, AYiUiam Bacon, Esq. (of Styford).
Eldest son of the late Charles Bacon Grey, Esq.,
Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland, by Emily, dau.
of the late Sir William Loraine, Bart., of Kirkharle,
and grandson of C. F. Bacon, Esq. (who assumed
the name of Grey), and of Dorothy, heii'ess of the
ancient family of Grey of Kyloe ; b. 1833 ; s. 1855.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1854,
M.A. 1858) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
] 858 ; is a Magistrate for Northumberland. — Sty-
ford, near Newcastle on-Tyne, Northumberland.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Bacon.
GR I F P I T H,* George Richard, Esq. (of Pen-
craig).
Son of the late — Griffith, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Anglesey (High Sheriff
1860). — Pencraig, near Llangefni, Anglesey.
GRIFFITH,* Henry, Esq. (of Castle Weyno).
Son of the late W. Griffith, Esq., of Castle Neyno ;
I). 18 — ; m. 1843 Jemima, dau. of James Redder,
Esq., of Ashton Lodge, Preston, co. Lancaster. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Sligo (High
Sheriff 1847). — Castle Neyno, near Collooney, co.
Sligo.
GRISSELL, Lieutenant-Colonel,
Son of the late Thomas De la Garde Grissell, Esq.,
of Stock well, CO. Surrey, by Ann, dau. of James
Peto, Esq., of Effingham, and brother of Thomas
Grissell, Esq., of Norbury Park (whom see) ;
b. 1803. Is a Magistrate for Surrey, and a Lieu-
tenant Culonel E.I.Co.'s service retired.. — Mickle-
ham, near Dorking, Surrey ; East-India United
Service Club, S.W.
GRONOWT, Captain Rees Howell.
Eldest son of the late William Gronow, Esq., of
Court Herbert, co. Glamorgan, by Ann, dau. of the
late Rees Howell, Esq., of Gwrrhyd, same county ;
b. 1794 ; in. 18 — Antoinine, dau. of Mons. Didier,
of Paris. Educated at Eton ; formerly Lieutenant
and Captain in the Grenadier Guards, and served
in the Peninsula and at Waterloo ; was M.P. for
Stafford 1833-4.— Paris; Reform Club, S.W,
GRUBBE.
(See Hunt-Gruhbe.)
GURDOK",* John, Esq. (of Assington).
Son of the late Rev. Philip Gurdon, of Assington ;
b. 17 — ; m. 18 — Miss Leslie. Is a Magistrate for
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Suflfolk. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the Gurdons of Letton. — Assington,
near Sudbury, Suffolk.
Jhir, his son John, b. 18 — ,
GXJENEY, Goldsworthy, Esq. (ofWoodleigh
and Bude).
Son of the late John Gurney, Esq., of Trevorgus,
Cornwall, by Isabella, dau. of the Eev. Elias Carter,
Rector of St. Ervan, in the same county ; m. 1816
Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Symons, Esq., of Laun-
cells. Is a Magistrate for Devon and Cornwall.
Was educated for the medical profession ; Author
of "The Elements of Chemical Science;" is the
Inventor of the Bude Light, the Steam-jet, and
of the system of ventilation and lighting in the
Houses of Parliament. — Woodleigh, near Launces-
ton, and Bude Castle, Cornwall; Peers' Court,
House of Lords, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Anna Jane.
GUilNEY, Hudson, Esq. (of Keswick Hall),
Eldest son of the late Richard Gurney, Esq., by
Agatha, only dau. of D. Barclay, Esq., of Youngs-
bury, Herts ; h. 1775 ; in. 1809 Margaret, dau. of
the late Robert Barclay, Esq., of Ury, M.P. for co.
Kincardine, and heiress of kin to the Earls of Airth
and Monteith (she d. 1855). Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk (High Sheriff 1835) ; was
M.P. for Newton, Hants, 1808-31, This family
was formerly styled De Gournay, and is of noble
Norman extraction. — Keswick Hall, near Norwich,
Norfolk ; 9, St. James's Square, S.W.
GUTHRIE,* Jolin, Esq, (of Guthrie Castle).
Son of the late John Guthrie, Esq., of Guthrie
Castle, CO. Forfar ; b. 18 — ; m. 1844 Harriet,
eldest dau. of Barnabas Maude, Esq., of Leghorn.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar. —
Guthrie Castle, Forfarshire, N.B.
Q W Y N" M" E, Colonel Alban Thomas Jones (of
Monachty).
Only .son of the late Rev. A, T, J. Gwynne, of Ty-
glyn, CO. Cardigan, by Martha, dau. of the late
Rev. Edward Acton, of Bentworth, near Alton,
Hants ; b. 1783 ; s. 1805 ; m. 1st 1808 Marianne,
dau. of J. Vevers, Esq., of Yarkhill, co, Hereford ;
2nd 1840 Isabella, dau, of J. Brown, Esq., of
Edinburgh. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Cardigan ; was formerly Colonel of the local Mi-
litia.— Monachty, near Lampeter, Cardiganshire.
Heir, his son Alban Lewes, b. 1809; m. 1847
Jane, dau, of Crawshay Bailey, Esq., M.P.
G"WY]Sr]SrE,* Henry Lewis Edwards-, Esq. (of
Rhydygorse, Cardiganshire),
Eldest son of the late — • EdwardsGwynne, Esq.,
of Rhydygorse ; b. 1783. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan (High Sheriff 1827);
entered the Army 1805, and was formerly Captain
62nd foot, — Rhydygorse and Lanlery, near Car-
marthen, S, Wales.
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HACKER, John Heathcote, Esq, (of East Bridg-
ford).
Second son of the late Rev. Edward Heathcote,
by the only dau. of the late John Cock, Esq.,
of Chesterfield, co, Derby ; b. 1794. The family of
Hacker is several times mentioned by Thoroton in
his History of Nottinghamshire. — East Bridgford,
Old Hall, Notts ; Leek, co. Stafford,
HAGGARD,* ■William M. Rider, Esq, (of Bra-
denham).
Son of the late W'illiam Haggard, Esq.^ of Braden-
ham ; b. 18 — ; s. 1843 ; is m. and has issue. Edu-
cated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge (LL.B, 1837) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1842 ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. — Bradenham,
near Shipdham, Norfolk.
HALE, Charles Cholmeley, Esq. (of King's
Walden).
Younger but only .surviving son of the late Wil-
liam Hale, Esq., of King's Walden, by Charlotte,
dau. of the late Sir Richard Sullivan, Bart. ;
b. 1830 ; s. 1852 ; ra. 1853 Augusta Mary, dau. of
Edmund Fearnley, Esq., of Langleybury, Herts.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for Herts and
Captain North Herts Yeomanry ; was formerly
2nd Lieutenant Rifle Brigade. — King's Walden,
near Hitchin, Herts ; Boodle's, Carlton, and Army
and Navy Clubs, S.W,
Heir, his son William Edmund Brand, b. 1854.
HALL,* Roger, Esq. (of K'arrow-'Water).
Son of the late — Hall, Esq., of Narrow-Water.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down, and
has been High Sheriff. — Narrow-Water, nearWar-
renpoint, co. Down.
HAMERTOlSr, Matthew, Esq, (of Orchards-
town).
Second but only surviving son of the late General
John Millet Hamerton, C.B., Colonel 55th foot,
by Helena, dau. of J. Sullivan, Esq., and widow of
M. Landie, Esq.; b. 1839; s. 185.5. — Orchards-
town, near Clonmell, co. Tipperary,
HAMILTOlsr, Colonel .John Perrier (of Cairn
Hill),
Eldest son of the late V^alter Ferrier, Esq,, of
Glenfriur, by Lillias, sister and heir of Thomas
Wallace, Esq., of Cairn Hill ; &. 1786 ; m. 1818
Georgina, 2nd dau. of Charles, 2nd Viscount Gort,
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Linlithgow,
and Vice-Lieutenant and Convener of co. Ayr; was
formei-ly in the 3rd Dragoon Guards. Colonel
Hamilton represents the old families of Cuning-
hame of Cuninghame Head, and Wallace of Cairn
Hill, CO. Ayr. — Cairn Hill, near Kilmarnock, Ayr-
shire ; Cathlaw, near Bathgate, N.B.
Heir, his son Walter Ferrier, b. 1S19, formerly
Major in the 83rd regiment ; is M.P. for co. Lin-
lithgow.
HAMILTON, -WiUiam John, Esq.
Eldest son of the late William E. Hamilton, Esq.,
F.R.S. (some time Minister at the Court of Naples),
Ham]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
who d. 1859 ; Z». 180
of John Trotter, Esq
m. 1st 1832 Martin, dau.
(she d. 1833); 2nd 1838
Margaret, dan. of the 13th Viscount Dillon. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse ; formerly in the Diplo-
matic Service ; was M.P. for Newport, Isle of
Wight, 1841-7. — Travellers', Athenaeum, and St.
James's Clubs, S.W. ; 14, Chesham Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Eohert AVilliam, Captain Grenadier
Guards, &. 1833.
HAMILTOlSr.
(See Cule-IIamilton.)
HAMMO]>rD, William, Esq. (of Exiling Grove,
Suffolk),
Only son of the late William Hammond, Esq., of
Exning (who was a Magistrate for Middlesex), by
Harriet, dau. of Timothy Parker, Esq. (repre-
sentative of the ancient family of Parker of Otford
Castle, Kent), a lady allied maternally with
several noble Irish families ; &. 1823 ; s. 1857. Is
paternally a lineal descendant of Shakespeare.' — •
Exning Grove, near Newmarket ; 74, Camden-
Eoad Villas, N.W.
HAMMOISTD, "William Osmund, Esq. (of St.
Alban's Court).
Eldest son of the late William Hammond, Esq., of
St. Alban's Court, by Elizabeth, dau. of Osnmnd
Peavoir, D.D., of Canterbuiy ; h. 1790; s. 1821 ;
m. 1815 Mary, dau. of Sir Henry Oxenden, Part.,
of Broome Park, Kent. Educated at Harrow and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Kent (High Sheriff 1816^, and a Commissioner
of Dover Harbour. — St. Alban's Court, near W^ing-
hara, Kent.
Heir, his son William Oxenden, h. 1817.
HANBUKY,* Osgood, Esq. (of Holfleld Grange).
Eldest son of the late Osgood Hanbury, Esq., of
Holfield Grange, and brother of Robert Hanbury,
Esq., of Poles, Herts ; h. 179- ; s. 1851 ; is rn. and
has issue. — Holheld Grange, near Coggershall,
Essex.
HANDLE Y,* Jolin, Esq. (of Muskham Grange).
Second son of the late W. Handley, Esq. ; &. 17 — ;
m. 18 — Martha, dau. P. Story, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Notts (High Sheriff
183-).- — Muskham Grange, Newark, Notts.
Heir, his son John, M.P. (whom see).
HANSON, John OUver, Esq.
Second but eldest surviving son of the late John
Hanson, Esq., of Great Bromley Hall, near Colches-
ter, and of the Rookery, Woodford, Essex, by Mary
Isabella, dau. of T. Oliver, Esq., of Low Leyton,
Essex; h. 1791; .<?. 1839; m. 1819 Rebecca,
youngest dau. of W. Scott, Esq. Is a Merchant
in London ; late a Director of the Bank of Eng-
land. This is an ancient family, and was formerly
seated at Osmandthorpe, near Leeds, co. York. —
4, Dorset Square, Regent's Park, N.W.
Heii; his son John Oliver, h. 1820 ; m. 1854
Anne Lucy, eldest dau. of Thomas Hall Plumer,
Esq., of Canon's Park, Edgeware.
HANSON,* George, Esq.
Fourth son of the late John Hanson, Esq., of
Great Bromley Hall and Woodford, Essex, formerly
High Sheriff of that county, and brother of John
Oliver Hanson, Esq. ; h. 17 — ; m. 1st 1828 Caro-
line Eleanor, elder dau. of the late William Wal-
ford, Esq., of High Beech, Essex (she d. 1834) ;
2nd 1839 Charlotte, dau. of the late Charles Round,
Esq. Was formerly a Merchant in London.—
4, Dorset Square, N.W.
Heir, his son George William, 5. 1829.
HAEDCASTLE, James, Esq. (of Pen-y-lan).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Hardcastle, Esq., of
Bolton, by Anne, eldest dau. of James Lever, Esq.,
representing the family of Lever of Little Lever ;
h. 1801 ; m. 1834 Hannah Crompton, dau. of John
Jackson, Esq., of Liverpool and Bolton. Educated
at the Bolton Grammar-school, which was founded
by his maternal ancestor, Robert Lever; is a
Magistrate for co. Lancaster ; appointed High
Sheriff of CO. Denbigh 1860. This family has been
extensively engaged in the cotton manufacture at
Bolton for nearly eighty years. — Pen-y-lan, near
Ruabon, Denljighshire ; Firwood, near Bolton-le-
Moors, Lancashire.
Heir, his son Thomas, h. 1836.
HAKDEN, James, Esq. (of Harrybrook).
Eldest son of the late Robert Harden, Esq., Justice
of Peace and Dep. Lieut., of Harrybrook, by Anne,
dau. of the late William Hardy, Esq., Justice of
Peace, of Loughall ; h. 1806 ; "s. 1840 ; m. 1844
Annabella Llo37d, eldest dau. of the late Colonel
Edwards, of Nanhoron, co. Carnarvon. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1827) ; called to the
Irish Bar 1830, but has ceased to practise ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Armagh ; was
High Sheriff of Armagh 1850. This family has
been settled for many generations at Harrybrook.
— Harrybrook, near Tanstaragee, co. Armagh.
Heir, his son Robert Acheson, h. 1846.
HABFOED,* Summers, Esq. (of Sirhonry).
Eldest son of the late R. S. Harford, Esq., of Sir-
honry, co. Monmouth ; h. 17 — . Is a Magistrate
for CO. Monmouth (High Sheriff 1841), and an ex-
tensive Ironmaster; was M.P. for Lewes 1841-2.
■ — Cheltenham, Gloucestershire ; Reform Club,
S.W. ; 105, Pall Mall, S.W.
HARBIES,* George Avxgustus, Esq. (of Hilton).
Son of the late — Harries, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Pembroke (High Sheriff
1860). This family is descended from a common
ancestor with Mr. Harries, of Priskilly. —Hilton,
Pembrokeshire,
HAEE.IES,* John Hill, Esq. (of Priskilly).
Eldest son of the late — Harries, Esq., of Pris-
killy ; b. 178- ; m. 18 — IMiss Jordan. Has been
High Sheriff of co. Pembroke. — Priskilly, near
Fishguard, Pembrokeshire.
Heir, his son George Jordan, a Magistrate for
CO. Pembroke; h. 18 — ; m. 1840 Susan Caroline,
eldest dau. of Henry Skrine, Esq., of Stubbings,
near Maidenhead, Berks.
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HARRIS, John Dove, Esq. (of Ratcliffe-on-the-
Wreake).
Eldest son of the late Richard Harris, Esq., of
Leicester, formerly M.P. for Leicester, by F.anny,
dau. of William Dove, Esq., of Kingsthorpe and
Moulton, CO. Northampton; b. 1809; m. 1831
Emma, eldest dau. of George Shirley, Esq., ofTam-
worth (descended from Robert Shirley of Repton, a
cadet of the ancient family of Shirley). Was M.P.
for Leicester 1857-9. — RatclifFe-on-the-Wreake,
near Leicester ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Emma Dove Octaviana, in. 18-54
William Henry, eldest son of Titus S.ilt, Esq., M.P.,
of Methley Park and Saltaire, co. York.
HARRIS,* John Quincey, Esq.
Son of the late J. R. Harris, Esq. (who was M.P.
for Southwark 1820-30); h. 1815. Is a Manu-
facturer in Southwark ; was M.P. for Newcastle-
under-Lyne 1841-2. — B ran chley, Kent ; Parthenon
Club, S.W. ; Winchester House, Southwark, S.
HARRISOlSr, Rev. John (of Dinton).
Only son of the late Rev. John H.irrison, Rector
of Wrabness, Essex, by Margaret Mary, only child
of the Rev. Maurice Gough, D.D., formerly Rector
of Wrabness and Vicar of Little Clacton, Essex,
and Prebendary of Armagh; h. 1787; m. 181(5
Henrietta Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Thomas Wol-
laston, Esq., an Officer in the Army. Educated at
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1809, M.A.
1812) ; is a M;igistrate for Bucks, Vicar of Dinton,
Bucks, and Domestic Chaplain to Lord Brougham,
and to his Late R.H. the Duke of Sussex. — Dinton,
near Aylesbury, Bucks.
Heiress, his only child Henrietta Euphemia,
h. 1817; m. 1846 Acton Tindal, Esq., of the
Manor House, Aylesbury, Clerk of the Peace for
Bucks, and nephew of the late Chief Justice Sir
N. C. Tindal.
HARRISOlSr,* John, Esq. (of Snelston).
Eldest son of the late • — ■ Harrison, Esq., of Snelston ;
1). 17 — ; m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Derby. — Snelston, near Ash-
bourne, Derbyshire.
HARRISON", "William Henry, Esq. (of Bever-
ley).
Eldest son of the late W. H. Harrison, Esq., of
Ripon, by Mary, dau. of the late Henry Broadley,
Esq., of Ferriby, and sister of the late Henry
Broadley, Esq., M.P., of Welton ; h. 1820 ; s.
1829. Educated at Rugby and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1843). Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for the E.ast Riding of Yorkshire, and a
Captain in the Yorkshire Hussars.— Beverley,
Yorkshire ; University Club, S. W.
HARTFORi),* Augustus, Esq. (of "Willington
Lodge).
Is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary. — Willington
Lodge, Templemore, co. Tipperary.
HARTLEY,* "Winchcomb Henry Howard, Esq.
(of Lyegrove House, Gloucestershire).
Son of the late Rev. Winchcomb H. H. Hartley,
of Lyegrove House; 6. 18 — . Is a Magistrate and
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Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester and a Dep. Lieut.
for Berks. — Lyegrove House, near Chippenham ;
Bucklebury, near Newbury, Berks.
HAR"VT:Y, Daniel "WTiittle, Esq.
Eldest son of Matthew B. Harvey, E.sq., of Withani,
Essex, by the dau. and heiress of John Merchant
Whittle, Esq., of Feerin House, Essex; h. 1780 ;
m. 1809 Mary, only dau. of E. Johnston, Esq., of
Stamford Hill, Middlesex. Was M.P. for Col-
chester 1818-34, for Southwark 1835-40 ; appointed
Commissioner of the London City Police 1839. —
Gloucester Place, Brighton ; Reform Club, S.W. ;
Old Jewry, E.C.
HARVEY, Ed-ward Henry, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John Harvej', Esq., Barri.ster-
at-Law, formerly of Ballentrieve, co. Donegal (who
d. 1856), by his cousin Harriet Mary, 2nd dau. of
Archibald Paris, Esq., of Wanstead, Essex, and
Beech Hill, Middlesex. Educated at Harrow ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple, Jan. 1860 ;
is representative of this family, which descends
from the Harveys of Essex, and is a younger branch
of the family of Malin Hall, co. Donegal, whose
ancestor, Captain Geoi-ge Harvey, settled in the
north of Ireland in the year 1603. — The Brooms,
near Stone, Staffordshire ; Ballentrieve, co. Do-
negal.
HARVEY,* John, Esq. (of Ickwellbury).
Son of the late — Harvey, Esq., of Ickwellbury ;
h. 18 — ; m. 1842 Annie Jane, eldest dau. of H.
Tennant, Esq., of Southampton Row, London. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieat. for Beds. — Ickwell-
bury, near Biggleswade, Beds ; Finningley H;,l],
Yorkshire.
HARVEY, John, Esq. (of Malin Hall).
Eldest son of the late Robert Harvey, Esq., of
Malin Hall, by Barbara Frances, dau. of Robert
Gage, Esq., of Rathlin Island, co. Antrim ; b. 1802 ;
s. 1820 ; VI. 1831 Emily, dau. of the Rev. George
Miller, D.D. Educated at Corpus Christi Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Donegal (High Sheriff 1836).— Malin Hall, co.
Donegal.
Heir, his son George Miller, b. 1S38.
HASLER, Richard, Esq. (of Aldingbourne).
Eldest son of the late Richard Hasler, Esq. (who
was High Sheriff of Sussex in 1821), by Martha,
dau. of Thomas Newland, Esq., of Slindon, Sussex ;
b. 1795 ; s. 1835 ; in. 1830 Julia, dau. of the late
Hon. W. Wyndham. Educated at Rugby and
University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1816); is a M.agis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex. This family is
of long standing in Sussex. — Aldingbourne, near
Chichester ; Baikfold, near Petworth, Sussex.
Heir, his son William Wyndham, b. 1833 ; edu-
cated at University Coll., Oxford.
HAS SARD,* the Rev. Edward.
Son of the late — Hassard, Esq. ; b. 18— ; in. 1855
Mary Anne, only surviving dau. of the late Alex-
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ander Gibb, Esq., of London. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 18—) ; is Rector of Baliyca-
hane, and Prebendary and Chancellor of Limerick.
— Rathkeale, near Limerick.
HATFIELD,* Bandall Wilmer, Esq. (of Thorp
Arch).
Son of the late — Hatfield, Esq., of Thorp Arch ;
6. 1829. Late Captain 10th Hussars. — Thorp Arch,
near Tadcaster, Yorkshire.
HA'WKIETS,* John Heywood, Esq. (of Bignor
Park).
Eldest son of the late B. Hawkins, Esq., of Bignor
Park, and nejjhew of the late Sir Christopher Haw-
kins, Knt., of Trewithen, Cornwall ; b. 1803. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825,
M.A. 1828) ; was M.P. for St. Michael's 1830-1,
for Tavistock 1831-2, and for Newport 1833-41.—
Bignor Park, near Horsham, Sussex ; Athenjeum
and Reform Clubs, S.W.
HAY, Charlotte Elizabeth (of Seggieden).
Only child of the late Captain J. R. Hay, of Seggie-
den and Aberargie, by Margaret, dau. of the late
Lieutenant ■• Colonel Thomas Inglis ; s. 1854 ;
m. 1859 Henry Maurice, youngest son of Admiral
Sir A. and Lady Charlotte Drummond Hay, of
Megginch. — Seggieden, near Perth, N.B.
Heir Pres., her uncle John, Lieutenant R.N. ;
6. 18 — ; m. 1848 Elizabeth, dau. of James M'Suray,
Esq., of Lude Castle.
HAY, Miss.
Sarah Catherine Isabella, only child of the late
Captain William Hay, C.B., 2ud Commissioner of
Metropolitan Police, by Sarah, dau. of the late
R. Sparkes, Esq., of Wonersh, Surrey ; -s-. 1855.
This family is a younger branch of that of the Mar-
quis of Tweeddale. — Bathwick-Hill Villa, Bath.
HAY, ■WilUam, Esq. (of Dirnse Castle).
Eldest son of the late Robert Ha}^ Esq., of Dru-
melzier, Whittinghame, and Linplum, by Janet,
dau. of James Erskine, Esq., of Cardross ; b. 1788 ;
s. 1807 ; in. 1816 Mar}', dau. of John Bradstreet
Garstin, Esq., of Harold House, co. Bedford. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, and Convener of co.
Berwick, and Colonel of the Berwickshire Militia ;
was in the 16th Light Dragoons 1806-11 ; served in
the Peninsula ; was present at the battles of Tala-
vera, Busaco, Fuentes d'Onor, &c. This family is
descended from the Hon. William Hay, younger
son of John 1st Earl, and brother of the 1st Mar-
quis of Tweeddale. — Dunse Castle, Berwickshire,
N.B.
-ffeiV, his son W^illiam James, b. 1827.
HAY.
(See Newton-Hay.)
HAYNES, Henry, Esq. (of Grove House, Cam-
bridgeshire).
Son of the late Henry Haynes, Esq., of Whittlesea,
CO. Cambridge, by INIary, dau. of Edward Ground,
Esq., of Whittlesea ; b. 1782 ; s. 1800 ; m, 1806
Mary Ann, dau. of Robert Hotchkiu, Esq., of
Stamford, and relict of Thomas Aveling, Esq. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cambridge.
— Grove House, Whittlesea, near Peterborough.
Heir, his son Robert, h. 1812 ; m. 1849 Ann,
dau. of Isaac Shaw, Esq.
HAYWOOD, Richard Howard, Esq. (of Brown-
hUls).
Yoimgest son of the late Daniel Haywood, Esq.,
of Burslem, by Sarah, dau. of the late Richard
Howard, Esq., of Birchall. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford (High Sheriff I860).—
Brownhills, near Burslem, Staffordshire ; Kemsey
Manor, near Newport, Shropshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Howard, of Brownhills, a
Magistrate for co. Stafford.
HEAD,* William Henry, Esq. (of Modi-eeny).
Son of the late General Head ; h. 18 — . Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ti])perary. —
Modreeny House, nearCloughjordan, co. Tipperary.
HE ALE,* Henry N"ewton, Esq. (of Highfield).
Son of the late ■ — • Heale, Esq., Merchant, of
London ; h. 1816 ; m. 1849 Anne Judith, eldest
dau. of the late Charles Aston Key, Esq., of The
Lawn, Hemel Hempstead. Educated at Christ's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts ; was for-
merly a Merchant in Loudon.- — Highfield, near
Hemel Hempstead, Herts.
HEATHCOTE-HACKEK.
(See Hacler.)
HEBER-PERCY.
(See Perc)/.)
HEMS^V^ORTH,* Henry W"illiam, Esq, (of
Shropham Hall).
Son of the late — Hems worth, Esq., of Shropham
Hall; b. IS — ; m. 1851 Ellen, youngest dau. of
the late Francis Kemble, Esq., of Chesteifield
Street, London. — Shropham Hall, near Larling-
ford, Norfolk.
HElsrCHY, David O'Connor-, Esq. (of Stone-
brook).
Second son of the late Valentine O'Connor, Esq.,
by Margaret, only dau. of D. Henchy, Esq., of
Rockfield; b. 1810; m. 1850 Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Sir J. Burke, Bart. ; assumed the additional
name of Henchy. Educated at St. Mary's Coll.,
Oscott, and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1832,
M.A. 1836) ; is a Magistrate for co. Kildare ; was
M.P. for CO. Kildare 1852-9. — Stonebrook, near
Ballymore-Eustace, co. Kildare ; Reform Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Hugh, b. 1852.
HEKTDERSOW,* Alexander, Esq. (of Stemp-
ster).
Eldest son of the late — Henderson, Esq., of
Stempster. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Caithness. — Stempster, Caithness-shire, N.B.
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HENWESSY, Jolin Pope, Esq., F.G.S., F.BA.S.
(of Ballimaei'oy).
Son of John Hennessy, Esq., of Cork ; h. 1834.
Educated at Queen's Coll., Cork ; is a Magistrate
for King's co., and a Clerk in the Educational De-
partment of the Privy Council ; elected M.P. for
King's CO. 1859. — Ballimacroy House, Killavullen,
Ireland ; Stafford Club, W. ; 2, Harcourt Build-
ings, Temple, E.G.
HENRY,* Alexander, Esq. (of "Woodlands,
Lancashire).
Son of the late — Henry, Esq., of Loughbrickland,
CO. Down ; h. 17 — . Is a Magistrate for co. Lan-
caster and a Merchant at JManchester, Leeds, &c. ;
was M.P. for S. Lancashire 1847-52. — Woodlands,
near Manchester ; Reform Club, S.W,
HEROJNT, the Kev. George (of Moor HaU).
Eldest son of the late General Heron, by Catherine,
dau. of Robert Gregg Hopwood, Esq., of Hop-
wood Hall, CO. Lancaster; b. 1805; s. 1849. Edu-
cated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1827, M.A.
1830). This family is a branch of the Herons of
Northumberland.' — Moore Hall, near Warrington,
Cheshire.
HERBIES,* Charles John, Esq.
Son of the late Right Hon. J. C. Herries (m.iny
years M.P. for Harwich, Stamford, &c., who d.
1855), by Mary, dau. of the late John Dorington,
Esq., Principal Committee Clerk in the House of
Commons; h. 1815. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1840). Is a Com-
missioner of Inland Revenue. Represents a branch
of the ancient Scottish house of Herries. —
Athenffium Club, S.W. ; 114, Piccadilly, ^^\
HESILBIGGE, Hon. Lady Maynard.
Letitia, 2nd dau. of John, 1st Lord Wodehouse, by
Sophia, only child of the Hon. Charles Berkeley,
and niece of John, last Lord Berkeley of Stratton
(extinct) ; m. 1st 1811 Sir Thomas Hesilrigge,
Bart., who assumed the name of Maynard, and d.
in 1817; 2nd 1842 Francis Fielding, Esq., Bar-
rister-at-Law. — 23, Upper Brook Street, W.
HEXT, Thomas, Esq. (of Trenarren).
Eldest son of the late John Hext, Esq., of Tre-
narren, by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Staniforth,
Esq., of Darnal, co. York; h. 1807; m. 1845
Rhoda, dau. of Rev. H. F. Yeatmau, of Stock
House, Dorset. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Cornwall. — Trenarren, near St. Austell, Corn-
wall.
Heir, his son Arthur Staniforth, h. 1847.
HEY"WOOD, Mrs. Arthur (of Aketon).
Mary, eldest dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Duroure,
and niece of the late Sir Edmund Mark Winn,
Bart., of Aketon ; m. 1825 Arthur, son of Ben-
jamin Heywood, Esq., of Stanley Hall, near Wake-
field, formerly Captain 3rd Dragoons, who d. s. p.
1851. — Aketon, near Pontefract, Yorkshire.
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HEYWOE.TH, Lawrence, Esq. (of Yewtree).
Youngest son of the late Peter Hey worth, E.sq., of
Greensnook, near Rochdale, co. Lancaster; h. 1786;
m. 1820 Betsey, dau. of Mr. Aked, of Bacup. Is
a Magistrate for co. Lancaster ; was formerly a
partner in the firm of Ormerod Heyworth & Co.,
Merchants at Liverpool ; was M.P. for Derl)y
1848-52 and 1853-7.— Yewtree, near Liverpool ;
Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Peter George, h. 1823 ; m. 1851
Georgina, dau. of Richard Bevan, Esq., of Leyfield,
near Liverpool.
HIBBEE.T,* Thomas, Esq. (of Birtles).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Ilibbert, Esq., of
Birtles; 6. 18—; m. 1823 Caroline Henrietta,
eldest dau. of Charles Cholmondeley, Esq., and
niece of Thomas, 1st Lord Delamere. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Chester (High Sheriff 1839). — Birtles,
Monksheath, near Congleton, Cheshire.
Heir, his son Hugh Robert, Major 7th Fusiliers,
and served in the Crimea ; h. 1829.
HICKEY, Eev. 'wmiam, M.A. (of Mulrankin).
Eldest son of the late Rev. A. Hickey, D.D., of
Murragh, co. Cork, by Jane Herrick, dau. of Fal-
kiner Herrick, Esq., of Shippool Castle ; b. 1788 ;
TO. 1813 Henrietta Maria, only dau. of the late
John Steuart, Esq., of Steuart's Lodge, co. Carlow.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin, and St. John's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1809, M.A. 1825) ; ap-
pointed Vicar of Bannow 1820 ; Rector of Kilcor-
muck 1826, Rector of Wexford 1832, and Rector of
Mulrankin 1834. — Mulrankin Glebe, near Bridge-
town, CO. Wexford.
HICKMAN",* Henry Bacon-, Esq. (of Thonock
House).
Youngest son of the late Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart.,
of Redgrave, by Anne, dau. of Sir W. Beauchamp-
Proctor, Bart. ; b. 1788 ; assumed the additional
name of Hickman by Royal sign manual in 1826.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln
(High Sheriff 1830). — Thonock House, near Gains-
borough, Lincolnshire.
HICKMAN,* Bichard, Esq. (of Oldswinford).
Eldest son of the late Richard Hickman, Esq. (who
was a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester),
of Oldswinford Hou.se, by his 1st wife Elizabeth,
dau. of J. Boyhurst, Esq. ; b. 1811 ; s. 1855. Is a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester. — Oldswinford House,
Worcestershire.
HICKSOM", Bobert Conway, Esq. (of Fermoyle).
Eldest son of the late James R. Hickson, Esq., of
Tralee, by Theresa, dau. of John Pearl, Esq., of
Cork ; b. 1812 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1st 1831 Agnes, dau.
of John Mahony, Esq., of Dromore Castle; 2nd
1841 Jane, dau. of Patterson O'H.ara, Esq., of
Dublin, Lieutenant 59th foot. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Kerry (High
Sheriff 1855). This family was originally from
Cambridgeshire. — Fermoyle, Castlegregory, Tralee,
CO. Kerry.
Heir, his son James Robert, b. 1844.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HIGGINS,* Godfrey, Esq. (of SkeUow Grange).
Eldest son of the late Godfrey Higgins, Esq.,
E.S.A., of Skellow Grange ; h. 18— ; s. 1833. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of
Yorkshire. — Skellow Grange, near Doncaster,
Yorkshire.
HIGGINS, Thomas Charles, Esq. (of Turvey
House, Beds).
Eldest son of the late John Higgins, Esq., of Tur-
vey (who was a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds
and Bucks), by Martha, dau. of William Farrer,
Esq., of Brafield, Bucks; h. 17 — ; m. 1838 Char-
lotte, 2nd dau. of the late Sir Rose Price, Bart.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 18—) ; is a Magistrate for Beds, Bucks, and
Northampton, and Dep. Lieut, for Beds and Bucks ;
was High Sheriff of Beds 1823, and Chairman of
Beds Quarter Sessions. — Turvey House, near Olney.
Ileir, his son William Francis.
HIGGII-rS, Colonel ■WUliam Bartholomew (of
Picts' Hill, Beds).
Second son of the late John Higgins, Esq., of Tur-
vey House, and brother of T. C. Higgins, Esq., of
Turvey (whom see) ; h. 1800 ; s. his uncle 1823.
Educated at Rugby and Trinity Coll., Oxford
(B.C.L. 1822) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Beds and Magistrate for Bucks ; was formerly
Lieutenant-Colonel Beds Militia. — Picts' Hill, Tur-
vey, near Newport Pagnel ; University, United
Service, and Travellers' Clubs, S.AV.
HILDYAHD, the Eev. ■WiUiam (of MTine-
stead).
Eldest son of the late Rev. "William Hildyard, of
Winestead, co. York, by Catharine, dau. of I. Grant,
Esq., of Ruckland ; h. 179- ; in. 1838 Sophia, dau.
of the late Rev. John Hildyard. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1817) ; ap-
pointed Rector of Market-Deeping 1828, — Market-
Deeping Rectory, Lincolnshire.
HILL, Sir Rowland, K.C.B. (or. 1860).
Third son of the late Mr. Thomas Wright Hill, by
Sarah, dau. of Mr. William Lea, of Birmingham ;
h. 1795 ; m. 1827 Caroline, dau. of Joseph Pear-
son, Esq. Educated at Birmiugham ; appointed
Secretary to the " Colonization Commissioners for
South Australia" 1835, to an office in the Treasury
1839, Joint Secretary to the Postmaster-General
1S4G, Secretary to the General Postoffice 1851 ;
elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1857 ;
was formerly Chairman of the Brighton Railway
Company; received the Order of the Bath in re-
ward of his services in connection with the Post-
office. — Hampstead, Middlesex, N.W. ; Reform
Club, S.W. ; General Postoffice, E.C;.
Ifeir, his son.
HIPPISLEY, Henry, Esq. (of Lamborne
Place).
Second son of the late Rev. Henry Hippisley, of
Lamborne Place, and formerly Fellow of All
Souls Coll., Oxford, by Anne, 3rd dau. and co-
heiress of Lock Rollinson, Esq., of Chadlington,
Oxon ; h. 1808 ; m. 1st 1839 Agnes Elizabeth, only
dau. and heir of the Rev. John Nelson, D.D. ; 2nd
1851 Elizabeth Mary, eldest dau. of the Right
Hon. Laurence Sulivan, of Broom House, Fulhani,
and of the Hon. Elizabeth Temple, sister of the
present Viscount Palmerston. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Berks (High Sheriff 1840), and a
Magistrate for Oxon. This house has been called
time out of mind "Place" House, from the
circumstance that King Alfred had a Palatium
on the same site, or thereabouts. The property
came to the family of Hippisley early in the 17th
century, by a marriage with Eliza, dau. and heir
of John Orgaine, Esq., of Lamborne Place, Bei'ks,
A.D. 1603. — ■ Lamborne Place, near Newbury,
Berks.
Jlei); his son Henry Nelson, Lieutenant R.N.,
5. 181-.
HITCH, Samuel, Esq., M.D. (of Soixthwick
Park).
Eldest son of the late John Hitch, Esq., of Stone-
house, by Bett}', dau. of John Dymock, Esq., of
Bridgend ; b. 1800 ; m. 1858 Elizabeth, widow of
the late Arthur Y/. Shute, Esq., grandson of the
last Viscount Kil warden (ext.). Educated at
Coll., Oxford, and at Paris and London ; graduated
M.D. 1840 ; is a Physician ; late Physician to the
Gloucester County Lunatic Asylum. This family
was formerlj' of Cambridge. — Southwick Park, near
Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire.
Jfcii; his grandson Fred. S. Walter, h. 1846.
HOARE,* Peter Richard, Esq. (of Luscombe).
Eldest son of the late Peter Richard Hoare, Esq.,
of Kelsey Park, Beckenham, Kent ; b. IS — ; «?. 1837
Lady Sophia Marsham, eldest dau. of Chaides,
2iid Earl of Romney. Is a Magistrate for Devon
(High Sheriff I860). This family is a branch of
that of Sir H. A. Hoare, Bart., of Stonhead. —
Luscombe, near Dawlish, Devon,
HOBHOITSE, Henry "William, Esq,
Third son of the late Sir Benjamin Hobhouse,
Bart., by Charlotte, dau. and heir of the late
Samuel Cam, Esq., of The Chantry, Wilts, and
brother of Lord Broughton, to whose Baronetcy he
is heir presumptive ; b. 1791 ; m. 1814 Mary, dau.
of the late John Palmer, Esq., of Calcutta. Is a
Dep. Lieut, for Somerset ; formerly Banker at
Bath ; was M.P. for Hereford July — October,
1841.— 24, Cadogan Place, S.W.
Ifeir, his son Charles Parry, E.I. Co.'s service,
h. 1825.
HODGES,* Thomas Twysden, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Thomas Law Hodges, Esq.,
of Hemstead, Kent (many years M.P. for W. Kent),
by a dau. of Sir R. Twysden, Bart. ; b. 18 — ;
m. 1st 18— Mary, dau. of T. Chandless, Esq., of
London ; 2nd 1854 Rosa Wilson, dau. of Major
Dore, and widow of Major-General Sir W. Knott,
G.C.B. Was M.P. for Rochester 1835-7 and
1847-52. — Melbourne, Australia.
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HODGE9,* John Fowden, Esq. (of Bolney
Court).
Son of the late — Hodges, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for 0x011 (High Sheriff I860).— Bohiey Court, near
Henley-on-Thames, Oxon.
HOG-, Captain Thomas Alexander (of Newlis-
ton).
Eldest son of the late James Maitland Hog, Esq.,
of Newliston, by Helen, dau. of Sir A. C. M. Gib-
son, Bart., of Clifton Hall; b. 1835; ,9. 1858;
m. 1859 Harriet, 2nd dau. of Stuart B. Hare,
Esq., of C'alder Hall, Midlothian. Educated at
Edinburgh Academy and University ; is a IMagis-
trate and. Dep. Lieut, for co. Linlithgow, and a
Captain in the Haddington, Berwick, Linlithgow,
and Peebles Militia Artillery. — Newliston, near
Kirkliston, Linlithgowshire, N.B.
HOLFORD, Mrs. Qwynne (of Biickland).
Anna Maria, only child and heiress of Roderick
Gwynne, Esq., of Buckland, co. Brecknock, by
Eliza Anne, dau. and heiress of H. Hughes, Esq.,
of Tregunter, in the same county ; s. 18 — ; m. 1830
James Price Holford, Esq., who d. 184-. — Buck-
land, near Brecknock, S. Wales.
Heir, her son James Price William Gwynne-
Holford, Esq., an Officer in the Army, h. 1S3-.
HOLLIlSrSHEAD,* Henry Brock, Esq. (of Hol-
linshead Hall).
Son of the late — HoUinshead, Esq., of Hollin-
shead Hall ; h. 18 — ; m. 1S45 Margaret, eldest dau.
of James Neville, Esq., of Beardwood. — HoUin-
shead Hall, near Blackburn, Lancashire.
HOLLOND,* the Rev. Edmund (of Benhall
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Wm. Hollond, Esq., E.I.C.S. ;
h. 1806 ; ni. 1st 1839 Isabella Hesther, youngest
dau. of the late Rev. Sir John Robinson, Bait. ;
2nd 1852 Fanny Steevens, 3rd dau. of the late
John Reade, Esq., of Halbrooke House, Suffolk.
Educated at Queen's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1828,
M.A. 1831). — Benhall Lodge, near Saxmundham,
Suffolk.
HOLMES, Bassett William, Esg. (of St.
David's).
Eldest son of the late Very Rev. Dean Holmes, of
Peterfield, by Lydia Waller, dau. of Francis Saun-
derson, E>q., of Castle Saunderson ; 6. 1821 ;
s. 1846 ; m. 1856 Eliza, dau. of William L. Barter,
Esq., of Fortwilliam. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for King's co. and co.
Tipperary, and a Captain in the Tipperary Light
Infantry Militia. The first of this family who
settled in the sister kingdom was Private Secre-
tary to Lord-Lieutenant Wentworth, Earl of Staf-
ford, and accompanied that nobleman to Ii-eland
A.D. 1630. — St. David's, ne.ar Nen.agh, co. Tippe-
rary.
Htb; his son William Bassett Trahern, h, 18.58.
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HOPEE,,* George, Esq. (of Thornhill).
Son of the late — Hoper, Esq., of Thornhill ;
h. 178- ; TO. 1834 Henrietta Louisa, youngest dau.
of the late Sir G. Shiffner, Bart. Is a Magistrate
for Sussex. — Thornhill, near Lewes, Sussex,
HOPKINS ON, Edmund, Esq. (of Edgeworth
Manor) .
Youngest son of the late George CsesarHopkinson,
Esq., by Eliz.abeth, dau. of Charles Barrow, Esq.,
of Minsterworth, co. Gloucester; in. 18 — Octavia,
dau. of James Haliburton, Esq., of St. Leonard's-
on-Sea (she d. s. xi.) Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for cos. Gloucester and Hereford. — Edge-
worth Manor, near Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
HOPKYNS - NORTHEY, WilUam Richard,
Esq.t (of Oving House).
Eldest son of the late General Hopkyns, of Oving
House, by his 1st wife Frances, dau. of the
late John Wray, Esq., of co. Monaghan ; h. 1785 ;
VI. 1807 Anne Elizabeth, dau. of Gerald For-
tescue, Esq., of co. Louth. Educated at Rugby ;
is a ]\Iagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks ; was
formerly Captain 32nd foot. — Oving House, near
Aylesbury, Bucks.
Heir, his dau. Lady Boston.
HOPPER, the Rev, Augustus Macdonald (of
Starston).
Second surviving son of the late Walter C.
Hopper, Esq., of Walworth, co. Durliam, by Mar-
garet, dau. of Ralph Shipperdson, Esq., of Pit-
tington Hallgarth, co. Durham; h. 1816 ; t.i. 1847
Charlotte, dau. of the Rev. John Holmes, of
Gavi^dy Hall, Norfolk. Educated at Shrewsbury
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1839, M.A.
1842), and was some time Fellow of St. John's
Coll. ; appointed Rector of Starston 1845, Hon.
Canon of Norwich 1854 ; is a Magistrate for Nor-
folk, and Proctor in Convocation for the diocese of
Norwich. This family has been seated for many
generations in the county of Durham. Its repre-
sentative is Mr. Hopper's elder brother, the Rev.
E. H. Shipperdson, of Hermitage (whom see). —
Starston Rectory, near Harleston, Norfolk.
Heir, his son Edmund Charles, h. 1856.
HORNBY, Hugh, Esq. (of Sandown).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Hornby, Esq., of
Kirkham, co. Lancaster, by C\ce\j, dau. of Thomas
Langton, Esq., of Kirkham ; h. 1792 ; s. 1824 ;
m. 1823 Louise, dau. of Luc Francois Cortazzi,
Consul at Smyrna for the Venetian Republic. Is
a IMagistrate for co. Lancaster, was Mayor of Liver-
pool 1838, and is a Magistrate for that borough. —
Sandown, near Liverpool.
Heir, his son Hugh Frederick, h. 1826 ; «;. 1859
Mary Christina, dau. of Skinner Langton, Esq., of
Barrow, Keswick.
HORTON,* Isaac, Esq. (of Ystrad).
Son of the late Mr. Horton. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Carmarthen (High Sheriff 1859) ; was formerly
t Died whilst thcso sheets were at pres.?.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
a Merchant. This property was recently pur-
chased by Mr. Horton from the ancient family of
Jones. — Ystrad; near Carmarthen, S. Wales.
HORTO]Sr,* Lieutenant-Colonel James (of The
Hough).
.Son of the late — Horton, Esq. ; h. 17S1 ; s. his
cousin, the late Captain Horton, of the Queen's Bays,
1856. Is a Dei>. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and a
Colonel in the Army, retired ; sei'ved in the Penin-
sula.— The Hough, near Stafford.
HOSKIWS, "William, Esq. (of ]M"orth Perrott),
Eldest son of the late William Hoskins, Esq., by
■ Elizabeth, dau. of Anthony Addington, Esq.,
M.D., and sister of the 1st Viscount Sidmouth ;
h. 17S7; s. 1813. Educated at Winchester and
Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1813 ; is a Ma-
gistrate for Somerset, Devon, and Dorset ; Lord
of the Manor of North Perrott. This family was
formerly seated at Haselbury Plucknett, co. So-
merset, and has still property there. — North
Perrott, Crewkerne, Somerset ; Athenasum Club,
S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas, of Haselbury
Plucknett, late Captain llth Dragoons ; h. 1789;
m. 18 — Charlotte Mary, dau. of James Adams,
Esq., formerly M.P. for Totnes.
HOUSTON,
(See Blahiston- Houston.)
HOWARD,* Frederick John, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Hon. Ei-ederick Howard,
Major 10th Hussars, who fell at Waterloo, by Fran-
ces Susan, only sister of the 1st Earl of Durham,
and nephew of the Earl of Carlisle, K.G. ; h. 1814 ;
m. 1837 Lady Fanny Cavendish, sister of the Duke
of Devonshire, K.G. Is Private Secretary to the
Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, and Comptroller of
the Vice-Regal Household ; was M.P. for Youghall
1837-41.— The Castle, Dubhn.
Heir, his son William Frederick, h. 1838.
HOWELL,* the Rev. V/illiam Charles (of Prink-
nash Park).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Jones Howell, Esq.,
Justice of Peace and Dep. Lieut., of Prinknash
Park, CO. Gloucester, by Susanna Maria, eldest
dau. of Alexander Macleod, Esq., of Harris, co.
Inverness; h. 1818; s. 1858. Educated at Brase-
nose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1840, M.A. 1812); is
Curate of Tottenham.— Prinknash Park, Glouces-
tershire ; Tottenham, Middlesex, N.E.
HOZIER,* James, Esq. (of Newlands and
Maudsley Castle).
Son of the late Mr. ■ — , who assumed the name
of Hozier; h. 18—; m. 18 — Catharine Margaret,
dau. of the late Sir W. Fielden, Bart., M.P. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lanark. — New-
lands and Maudsley Castle, Lanarkshire, N.E.
HUDSON, Henry, Esq. (of The Elms).
Eldest son of the late Henry Hudson, Esq., of
Wick, by Mary, dau. of Thomas Smith, Esq., of
Tibbington House, co. Stafford ; h. 1806 ; m. 1832
Anna Eliza Selfe, dau. of Henry Page, Esq., of
Bristol. Is a Magistrate for co. Worcester. — The
Elms, near Pershore, Worcestershire.
HUDSON,* Thomas, Esq, (of Camilla Lacy),
Son of the late — Hudson, Esq., of Camilla Lacy ;
h. 17 — ; m. 1816 Anne, only child of the late J.
Evans, Esq., of Norwood, Surrey. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1808, M.A. 1811) ;
is a Barrister-at-Law of Middle Temple, and an
East-India Proprietor ; was M.P. for Evesham
1833-4. — Camilla Lacy, near Dorking, Surrey,
HUGHES,* John, Esq. (of Donnington Priory),
Eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Hughes, D.D. ;
h. 1790 ; is m. and has issue. Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1815) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks, — Donnington
Priory, near Newbury, Berks.
Heir, his son George Edward, D.C. L., &. 18 — ;
m. 1852 Anne Salusbury, eldest dau. of S. Steward,
Esq., of Connaught Square, London ; educated at
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1845),
HUGHES,* Major-General Robert (of Brynddu),
Son of the late — Hughes, Esq. ; h. 1793 ; is a
Magistrate for Anglesey (High Sheriff 1859), and
a Major-General in the Army; was formerly
Colonel 1st West-India regiment of foot ; served
in the Peninsula and at Waterloo. — Brynddu, An-
glesey.
HULTON, V/illiam, Esq. (of Hulton Park).
Eldest son of the late William Hulton, Esq., of
Hulton Park, by Jane, dau. of Peter Brooke, Esq.,
of Mere Hall, Cheshire ; I. 1787 ; s. 1800 ; m. 1808
Maria, dau. of Randle Ford, Esq., and Elizabeth
Brooke, of Mere. Educated at Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lancaster (High Sheriff 1809), and Constable of
Lancaster Castle. This family is of very ancieiit
date, having in its possession a grant of land in the
1st year of King John. — Hulton Park, near Bolton,
Lancashire.
Heir, his son Willi.am Ford, h. 1811 ; m. 1839
Georgiana, dau. of Sir John Lister Kaye, Bart.,
and Lady Amelia Grey, dau. of George Harry, 5tli
Earl of Stamford ar.d Warrington,
EUMPHERY,* John, Esq,
Son of the late John Humphery, Esq., of London ;
h. 17 — ; in. 1836 Mary, 2nd dau. of the late James
Dyson, Esq., of Bedford. A Merchant in South-
wark ; is a Commissioner of Lieutenancy and an
Alderman of London ; was M.P. for Southwaik
1833-52. — Clapham Common, Suirey ; Reform
Club, S.W,
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HUMPHRYS,* "WiUiam, Esq. (of BaUyhaise
House).
Son of the late — Hump1ir3's, Esq., of Ballyliaise ;
h. 17 — ; lias been twice m., and lias issue. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cavan (High
Sheriff 183-). — Ballyhaise House, co. Cavan.
HUNT,* Samuel, Esq. (of Ketton, Rutland).
Son of the late — Hunt, Esq. Is a Magistrate for
Eutland (High Sheriff I860).— Ketton, near Stam-
ford.
HTTISTTER, James, Esq. (of Hafton).
Eldest son of the late James Hunter, Esq., of Haf-
ton, by Elizabeth, dau. of James Eccles, Esq. ;
h. 1836 ; s. 1853. Educated at Edinburgh and
Haileybury Coll. ; is in the Bombay Civil service.
— Hafton, near Dunoon, Argyleshire.
EeirPres., his brother William, h. 1841.
HUNT-GEUBBE, Major Thomas (of Eastwell).
Second son of the late William Hunt-Grubbe, Esq.,
of Eastwell and Cherhill, Wilts, by Mary Dorothea,
dau. of the Rev. James Andrew Milnes, LL.D., of
Newark and Bekingham Hall, co. Lincoln ; h. 1793 ;
s. 1820 ; m. 1st 1820 Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev.
Jacob Costobadie, Rector of Wensley, co. York ;
2nd 1834 Katharine, dau. of Samuel Hughes, Esq.,
of Bath, Somerset. Educated at the Royid Military
Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts,
and a Major in the Army ; was formerly in the
43rd regiment, and served in the Peninsular and
American campaigns. This family has been for
upwards of three centuries seated in Wilts, and
frequently represented Devizes in Parliament, par-
ticularly at the Convention of 1688. — Eastwell,
Potterne, near Devizes, Wilts.
Heir, his son Walter Henry, h. 1835; is Lieute-
nant 9th foot.
HUSSEY, Ambrose Denis, Esq. (of Salisbury
and Higti-wortli).
Eldest surviving son of the late Ambrose Hussey,
Esq., J. P. and D.L., of Salisbury and liighworth,
some time M.P. (was High Sheriff for Wilts 1842) ;
by Barbara Alicia, eldest dau. of the late Daniel
Eyre, Esq., of the Close, Salisbury ; h. 1836 ;
s. 1849. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B. A. 18—) ; is a Magistrate for Wilts.— The Hall,
Salisbury ; and Highworth, Wilts.
Heir Fres., his brother Eyre William, I. 1840,
of Ch. Ch., Oxford, a Lieutenant in the Oxford
University Volunteer Rifle Corps.
HUSSEY,* Edward Thomas, Esq. (of Galtrim).
Eldest son of the late — Hussey, Esq., of Galtrim,
and grandson of Horatio, Earl of Orford ; b. 17 — ;
m. 1803 Anne Erances, dau. of the late Sir Edmund
Bacon, Bart. This family formerly enjoyed the
title of Barons of Galtrim. — Galtrim, near Tara, co.
Meath,
HUSSEY, James, Esq. (of Farranikella).
Eldest son of the late Peter Bodkin Hussey, Esq.,
of Earranikella, by Mary, dau, of Robert Hickson,
767
Esq., D.L., of The Grove, Dingle ; b. 1816. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Kerry. — Farranikella, near Dingle, co. Kerry.
HUSSEY, Samuel Murray, Esq. (of Rock
Lodge).
Third son of the late Peter Bodkin Hussey, Esq.,
J.P., by Mary, dau. of Robert Hickson, Esq.,
D.L., of The Grove ; h. 1825 ; m. 1853 Julia Agnes,
dau. of John Hickson, Esq., D.L. Is a Magistrate
for cos. Cork and Kerry. This family is of Dingle,
CO. Kerry, formerly called Dangau-ni-Hushey, i.e.
Fortress of Hussey. — Rock Lodge, near Cork,
Heir, his son Robert John, b. 1854.
HUSSEY, Thomas, Esq. (of Bredy).
Eldest son of the late John Hussey, Esq., Recorder
of Lyme Regis, Dorset, by Anne, dau. of William
Daniel, Esq., of Lyme Regis ; b. 1814. Educated
at Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Dorset, and a Captain in the 1st
Somerset Militia ; was M.P. for Lyme Regis 1842-7.
— Bredy, near Burton Bradstock, Dorset ; Carlton
Club, S.W,
HUTCHIlSrsOlSr,* Thomas, Esq. (of Brotton).
Son of the late — Hutchinson, Esq. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for the N. Riding of Yorkshire. — -Brotton,
near Redcar, Yorkshire.
HUTTOI7, Charles, Esq,
Eldest son of the late Robert Hutton, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Dublin 1837-41), by a dau. of the
late Dr. Crompton, of Eaton House, Liverpool ;
b. 1822 ; s. 184-. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1353. — Putney Park, near Roehampton, Surrey;
1, Paper Buildings, Temple, E.C.
HUTTOIM,* Timothy, Esq. (of Clifton Castle).
Son of the late John Hutton, Esq., of Clifton
Castle and Marske, co. York ; b. 177- ; s. 178- ;
m. IS — Miss Chaytor. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for the N. Riding of Yorkshire. — Clifton
Castle, near Bedale, Yorkshire.
Heir Pres., his nephew John Timothy DArcy
Hutton, Esq. (whom see).
IKTG-ILBY, Rev. Hem-y John (of Ripley
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry lugilby, and
cousin and devisee of the late Sir W. Amcotts lu-
gilby, Bart. ; b. 1700 ; s. 1854 ; in. 1824 Elizabeth,
dau. of Day Hort Macdowall, Esq., of Walkinshaw,
N.B. Educated at University Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1812, M.A. 1816). Was formerly Rector of West
Keal, near Spilsby, Lincolnshire.— Ripley Castle,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Henry, in Holy Orders, b. 1826.
IRWIN",* Thomas, Esq. (of Calder Abbey and
Justus-Town).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Irwin, Esq., of Jus-
tus-Town, by Jane, 2nd dau. of the late John Sen-
house, Esq., of Calder Abbey; b. 178- ; m. 18 —
Izo]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Miss Senhouse. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Cumberland (High Sheriff 1836), and a Captain
H. P. Inniskilling Dragoons. — Calder Abbey, near
Egremont, Cumberland; Justus-Town, near Car-
lisle. I ^ . .
IZOD,* Lorenzo N., Esq. (of Chapelizod) .
Son of the late — IzoJ, Esq., of Chapelizod ; I.
IS — ; m. 1837 Elizabeth Catharine, dau. of the
late Sir Henry R. Carden, Bart. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kilkenny. — Cliapelizod,
near Stoneyford, co. Kilkenny,
JACKS OI-7,~ Oliver Vaughan, Esq.. (of Carra-
raore).
Son of the late Colonel G. Jackson, of Carramore ;
h. 18 — . Is a Magistrate for co. ]Mayo ; was for-
merly an Officer in the Army. — Carramore, near
Ballina, co. Mayo.
JACKSOIST,* Peter William, Esq. (of Wovarra).
Eldest son of the late Peler Jackson, Esq. ; I.
18 — ; in. 1860 Louisa, dau. of Thomas Hind,
Esq., of Narborough, co. Leicester. — Novarra,
near Bray, co. Wicklow.
JACKSON", Ralph "Ward, Esq. (of Greatliam
HaU).
Son of the late William Ward Jackson, Esq., of
Normanby Hall, in the N. Riding of Yorkshire, by
Susanna Loui?a, dau. of Edwin Martin Atkins,
Esq., of Kingston Lisle, Berks ; b. 1806 ; m. 1829
Susanna, dau. of Charles Swaiuson, Esq., of Cooper
Hill, near Preston, co. Lancaster. Educated at
Rugby. — Greatham Hall, near West Hartlepool,
CO. Durham.
Jleir, his son William Charles Ward, h. 1833.
JAMES, Edwin Jolin, Esq., Q,.C.
Eldest son of John James, Esq., Solicitor, of
London, by Hester, dau. of the late Boyce
Combe, Esq. ; b. 1812. Called to the Bar at
the Inner Temple 1835, and goes the Home Cir-
cuit ; is Recorder of Brighton ; elected M.P. for
Marj'lebone 1859. — Brookes' and Reform Clubs,
S.W. ; 3, Inner-Temple Lane, E.C. ; 63, Pall
Mall, S.W.
JAMES OlsT, Eev. John (of ■Windfleld, co. Gal-
way).
Eldest son of the late James Jameson, Esq., of
Windfield, by Elizabeth Sophia, dau. of the Rev.
William Woolsey, Rector of Castle Bellingham, co.
Louth ; h. 1816 ; .?. 1847 ; m. 1845 Isabella Anne,
(laxi. of General Sir Harr}' D. Jones, K.C.B., of
R. M. College, Sandhurst. Educated at Queen's
Coll., Oxford iB.A. 1842, M.A. 1847) ; appointed
Vicar of St. Nicholas's, V\"arwick, by the Earl of
Warwick in 1859. — St. Nicholas's Vicarage, War-
wick ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son James Francis, b. 1848.
JAERETT,* John, Esq. (of Camerton Court),
Eldest son of the late — Jarrett, Esq., of More-
lands and Camerton Court; b. IS — ; m, 1823
Anna Eliza, dau. of the late Sir Jonathan Waller,
Bart. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Somerset (High Sheriff 1842).—
Camerton Court, near Bath, Somerset ; Sherborne,
near Warwick.
JEAFFRESON," Christopher "William, Esq. (of
Dullingham House, Cambridgeshire).
Only son of William Pigott, Esq.. J.P. and D.L.,
by Harriet, dau. and heir of the late Christopher
JeafFreson, Esq., of Dullinghan House ; b. 183- ;
s. 1838. — Dullingham House, near Newmarket.
JENKINS,* Richard Palmer, Esq. (of Bicton
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Jenkins, G.C.B.
(who was many years a Director of the E.I. Com-
pany and M.P. for Shrewsbury), by Elizabeth
Helen, dau. of H. Spottiswoode, Esq., E.I.C.S. ;
b. 1828 ; s. 184- Educated at Haileybury Coll. ;
appointed to the Bengal Civil Service 1846. This
family is of Yorkshire extraction. — Bicton Hall,
near Shrewsbury.
Heir Pres., his brother.
JENNER,* Robert Francis, Esq. (of "Wenvoe
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Robert Jenner, Esq., of
Wenvoe Castle, by Frances his wife (she d. 1841) ;
^.18—; m. 1824 Elizabeth Lascelles, eldest dau.
of the late Right Hon. Sir Herbert Jenner-Fust
(she d. 1850). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Glamorgan (High Sheriff 1828).— Wenvoe
Castle, near Cardiff, Glamorganshire.
Heir, his son Robert Francis Lascelles, b. 182- ;
is a Magistrate for co, Glamorgan,
JERVIS,* John, Esq. (of FairhiU),
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir John Jervis
(some time Chief .Justice of the Common Pleas), by
Catharine Jane, dau. of A. Mundell, Esq. ; b. 1826;
s. 1856. Educated at Westminster and Trinity
Hall, Cambridge (B.A, 1847, M.A. 1850) ; called
to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1849 ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Kent ; was M.P. for Horsham 1847-8.
— Fairhill, near Tunbridge, Kent ; Reform Club,
S.W. ; 47, Eaton Square, S.W,
JERVIS,' Swynfen, Esq. (of Darlaston HaU),
Eldest son of the late Swynfen Jervis, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Bridford 18S7-41) ; b. 18— ; s. under
the will of his cousin -John Jervis, Esq., 184-. This
family is a branch of that of Lord St. Vincent. —
Darlaston Hall, near Wednesbury, Staffordshire,
JERVOISE,* Francis Jervoiss Ellis, Esq, (of
Herriard House),
Eldest son of the Rev. Francis Ellis, Rector of
Lasham, Hants, who assumed the additional name
of Jervoise on his marriage, by Mary Purefoy, dau,
and heir of the Rev. G. H. J. P. Jervoise ; b. 18 — ;
s. 1849 ; m. 1st 1838 Mary Frances dau. of the
late Sir W, Knighton, Bart. ; 2nd 1841 , dau,
of — Mar.x, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Hants. — Herriard House, near Basing.stoke,
Hants ; Brickford Moat, Wilts.
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JODRELL,* John ■William, Esq. (of Yeardsley).
Eldest son of the late Francis Jodrelj, Es(]., of
Henbury, co. Chester, by Maria, 2nd dau. of the
late Sir W. Lemon, Bart., of Carclevv ; h. 180- ; s.
1829. Was formerly an Officer in the Grenadier
Guards. — Yeardsley, Cheshire.
JOHNSON", James Proud, Esq., M.D. (of Monks
Fields).
Eldest son of the late James Johnson, Esq., by
Susanna, only dau. of J. Proud, Esq., M.D., of
Bilstone, co. Stafford ; 6. 1784 ; s. 1803 ; m. 1816
Jane, eldest dau., co-heir, and devisee of John
Simpson, Esq., of Stenhouse, co. Midlothian, and
Brouncker's Court, Wilts. Educated at Shrews-
bury School and the University of Edinburgh (of
which he is M.A.) ; is a Fellow of the Tioyal College
of Physicians of Edinburgh, and Licentiate of the
Royal College of Physicians of liondon ; in the
Commission of the Peace for cos. Montgomery and
Salop ; was High Sheriff of co. Montgomery 1836.
— Monks Fields, Montgomeryshire ; Brouncker's
Court, Wilts ; Belmont House, Salop.
JOHNSON, Matirice, Esq. (of Auseougli-Pee
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Maurice Johnson, M.A.,
of Moulton, and grandson of the late Rev. Maurice
Johnson, Prebendary of Lincoln ; h. 181- ; s. 18 — ;
m. 1841 Elizabeth, only child of the Rev. Thomas
Mills, Rector of Northborough (shed 1844). Edu-
cated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1838,
M.A. 1841) ; late a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln. —
Ayscough-Fee Hall, near Spalding, Lincolnshire.
JOHNSON,* William, Esq.
Son of the late — Johnson, Esq., of Waterford.
Appointed High Sheriff of V/aterford 1860. —
Waterford.
JOHNSTON, Andrew, Esq. (of Holton, co,
Suffolk) ,
Eldest son of the late Andrew Johnston, Esq., of
Eenny Hill, co. Fife ; h. 1798 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1st
1827 Barbara, dau. of C. Pearson, Esq., of Edin-
burgh ; 2nd 18 — • Priscilla, eldest dau. of the late
Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, Bart., of Bellfield,
Dorset. Educated at the University of Edinburgh ;
is a Magistrate for co. Fife and for Suffolk ; was
M.P. for the Fife boroughs 1830-2, for St. An-
drew's boroughs 1832-7. Mr. Johnston sold Renny
Hill, and purchased Holton in 1853. — ^Holton Hall,
near Halesworth, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Andrew, h. 1835; m. 1858 Char-
lotte Anne, dau. of the Rev. G. Trevelyan.
JOHNSTON,* tlie Rev. George Henry McDow-
eU (of BallywillwiU).
Son of the late — McDowell Johnston, Esq., of
BallywillwiU ; h. 177- ;' rn. 1811 Anna Maria,
younger dau. of Richard, 2nd Earl Annesley (she
d. 1835). Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin, of
which he is M.A. ; is a Magistrate for co. Down,
Incumbent of Donegore, and Treasurer of Down
Cathedral.— BallywillwiU, near Castle Wellan, co.
Down.
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JONES, Benjamin Heywood, Esq. (of Lark
Hill).
Second son of the late Hugh Jones, Esq., of Lark
Hill; h. 1812; m. 1848 Louisa Elizabeth, eldest
dau. of Hugh Hornby, Esq., of Liverpool. Pur-
chased this property from his brother 1857. Ls a
Magistiate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. —
Lark Hill, near Liverpool.
JONES, the Rev. Calvert Richard (of Hcath-
fleld).
Eldest son of the late Calvert Richard Jones, Esq.,
of Heathfield, by a dau. of the late — Sprowl,
Esq., of the United States of America; h. 1803;
in. IS — Mary, dau. of the late Howell Williams,
Esq., of Brecon. Educated at Eton and Oriul
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1825). This family h.as been
long settled in co. Glamorgan. — Heathfield, near
Swansea, Glamorganshire.
JONES, James, Esq. (of Mere Bank).
Third son of the late William Jones, Esq., of F.alcon
House, Oldham, by IMary, 2ud dau. of Mr. J.
Marsland, J.P., of Oldham ; h. 1833 ; m. 1858
Julia, only dau. of Mr. R. Mather, of Manchester.
— Mere Bank, near Weaverham, Cheshire.
Heir, his dau. Mary.
JONES,* John, Esq., M.D. (of Langstone Court).
Son of the late — Jones, Esq. Is a Mngistrate for
CO. Hereford (High Sheriff 1839) ; was formerly a
Physician in practice. — Langstone Court, near
Ross, Herefordshire.
JONES, John Joseph, Esq. (of Chiirton Lodge).
Eldest son of the late William Jones, Escj., of
Falcon House, Oldham, by Mary, 2nd dau. of Mr.
J. Marsland, J.P., of Oldham ; h. 1830 ; s. 1857.—
C'hurton Lodge, near Chester.
Heir Pres., his brother, b. 183-.
JONES,* Thomas, Esq. (of Aberartro).
Son of the late — Jones, Esq., of Aberartro ; h.
18—. Is a Magistrate for co. Merioneth. — Abe-
rartro, JMerionethshire.
JONES, William, Esq. (of Leftwich House).
Second son of the late William Jones, Esq., of Fal-
con House, Oldham, a Magistrate for the co. of
Lancaster, by INIary, 2ud dau. of Mr. J. Marsland,
of Oldham; b. 1832; m. 1856 Mary, 3rd d.au. of
Mr. John Bi'own, of Manchester. — Leftwich
House, near Northwich, Cheshire.
Hdr, his son Frederick William, b. 1858.
JORDAN,* George Bowen Jordan, Esq. (of
Pigeonsford).
Son of the late — Pryce, Esq. ; b. IS— ; m. 1831
Ellen, dau. of Sir John Owen, Bart., M.P. As-
sumed the name of Jordan in lieu of his patro-
nymic. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Cardigan. — Pigeonsford, near Newcastle Emlyn,
Cardiganshire.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
JUDD, John Phillipps, Esq. (of Rickling, Essex).
Eldest son of the late John Phillipps, Esq., of
Eickling, Essex, by Frances, dau. of the Rev.
William Lloyd, of the Charterhouse ; h. 1810 ; s.
1836 ; m. 1835 Frances Anna, youngest dau. of
Harry Scott, Esq., H.B.M.'s Consul at Bordeaux.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for Essex ; appointed Captain
West Essex Militia 1831. — Rickling, near Bishop-
Stortford ; 49, Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, W.
Heir, his son Harry Johnston, h. 1836 ; an officer
in the 8th Madras Light Cavalry.
JUSTICE, Henry, Esq. (of Hinstock Hall).
Eldest son of the late Philip Justice, Esq., by a
dau. of John Rotton, Esq., of Duffield, co. Derby ;
I. 1790 ; m. 1839 Louisa Anne, dau. of Alexander
Radford, Esq., of Kirkhill, near Derby. Educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Salop (High Sheriff 1844).— Hinstock
Hall, near Market Drayton, Shropshire.
Heir, his son Philip, h. 1840.
JUSTICE,* the Rev. John.
A younger son of the late Philip Justice, Esq., of
Hinstock Hall, co. Salop ; 6. 1802. Educated at
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828) ; ap-
pointed Rector of Ightfield 1827.— Ightfield Rec-
tory, near Whitchurch, Shropshire.
KEATIISTG,* Robert, Esq. (formerly of Garran-
lea, CO. Tipperary).
Son of the late Leonard Keating, Esq., of Garran-
lea, CO. Tipperary ; h. 1805 ; is m. Was M.P. for
CO. Waterford 1847-52, for the city of Waterford
1852-7. — Shamrock Lodge, Park Hill, Clapham,
Surrey.
KELLY,* Denis Henry, Esq. (of Castle Kelly).
Son of the late Rev. — Kelly, of Castle Kelly ;
6. 179- ; has been twice m. and has issue. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway,
and a Magistrate for co. Roscommon ; was M.P.
for CO. Roscommon 1820-1. — Castle Kelly, near
Mount Talbot, co. Roscommon.
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KELLY, James, Esq. (of Cahircon).
Only son of John Kelly, Esq., D.L., of Limerick,
by Mary, dau. of the late D. Lyons, Esq., of
Limerick ; h. 1808 ; m. 18 — Frances Maria, only
dau. of the late Edward Roche, Esq., of Trabol-
gan, and sister of Edmund, Lord Fermoy. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (M.A. 1833) ; High
Sheriff CO. Limerick 1841 ; M.P. for Limerick City
1844-7 ; appointed High Sheriff for co. Clare 1860,
but declined to serve ; nominated a Magistrate
of CO. Limerick 1837, but refused to act. — Cahircon,
near co. Clare ; Ballybricken and Rockstown
Castles, CO. Limei-ick ; Gortcarnane, co. Galway ;
The Skerdaghs, co. Mayo.
Heir, his son Jonh, h. IS — .
KEMMIS,* Thomas, Esq. (of Shaen).
Eldest son of the late T. A. Kemmis, Esq., M.P.
Is a Magistrate for Queen's co. (High Sheriff
1860). — Shaen, near Maryborough, Queen's co.
KEN'K'A'WAY, the Bev. Charles Edward.
Second son of the late Sir John Kennaway, Bart.,
by Charlotte, dau. of the late James Amyatt, Esq.,
M.P. ; h. 1800 ; m. 1st 1830 Emma, 4th dau. of
the Hon. and Rev. Gerard T. Noel ; 2nd 1845
Olivia, 3rd dau. of the Rev. Lewis W.-iy, of Stan-
stead Park, Sussex. Educated at St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1822, M.A, 1825) ; appointed
Vicar of Campden 1832 ; elected Proctor for the
diocese 1859.— The Vicarage, Chipping Campden,
Gloucestershire.
KENNA'WAY, Mark, Esq. (of Hoopern House).
Eldest surviving sontof the late Thomas Kennaway,
Esq., of Exeter, by Anna, dau. of Thomas Glass,
Esq., M.D., of Exeter ; b. 1793 ; m. 1822 Harriet
Codrington, dau. of George Daniell, Esq., M.D.,
and of Harriet Codrington, dau. of Sir Richard
Warwick Bampfylde, Bart. Appointed Receiver
of Stamp Duties for Devon and Exeter in 1841.
This family is a younger branch of that of Sir J.
Kennaway, Bart., of Escot. — Hoopern House, near
Exeter, Devon.
Heir, his son George Glass, M.A., of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, h. 1827.
KENISTEDY,* Robert John, Esq. (of Cultraid).
Eldest son of the late Robert Stewart Kennedy,
Esq., of Cultraid, by Anne Catharine, only dau.
of the late Edward Michael Ward, grandson of
the 1st A'iscount Bangor ; h. 185- ; s. 1854. — Cul-
traid, near Portaferry, co. Down.
KENNEDY, Tristram, Esq.
Son of the late Rev. J. P. Kennedy, Rector of
Balteagh, co. Londonderry (descendant of Horace
Kennedy, who was Sheriff of Londonderry during
the siege in 1688) ; h. 1805. Is a member of the
Irish Bar (called 1834), and Founder of the Dublin
Law Institute ; was High Sheriff of Londonderry
1828, M.P. for co. Louth 1852-7.— 9, Henrietta
Street, Dublin ; 48, Bessborough Street, Belgrave
Road, S.W.
KERR,* 'William Scott-, Esq. (of Chatto).
Eldest son o'f the late Robert Scott-Kerr, Esq., of
Chatto ; h. 18— ; m. 1837 Lady H. C. S. Douglas,
of Belford. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Roxburgh. This family is maternally descended
from a common ancestor with the Marquis of Lo-
thian.— GhattO; near Kelso, Roxburghshire, N.B.
KING,- John James, Esq. (of Coates House).
Eldest son of the late — King, Esq., of Coates
House, Sussex ; h. 18 — . Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Sussex. — Coates House, Sussex ;
20, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
KIR"WAN,* Martin Staunton, Esq. (of Blind-
well).
Son of the late — Kirwan, Esq., of Blindwell. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway. —
Blindwell, Fox Hall, near Tuam, co. Galway.
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KIR'WAlSr,* Ricliard A. Hyacinth, Esq. (of
Bawnmore).
Eldest son of the late Patrick Kirwan, Esq., of
Cregg Castle, co. Galway, by Louisa Margaret,
dau. of the late D. G. Browne, Esq., of Castle
McGarrett, and sister of the late Lord Oranmore ;
h. 181 - ; s. 1847. Is a Magistrate for co. Galway,
and a Captain in the Galway Militia. — Bawnmore,
near Clare-Gal way, co. Galway.
KNIGHT,* Captain Charles Baleigh.
Only son of the late General Knight, and nephew
of the late Eobei-t Knight, Esq., formerly of Bar-
rels, near Henley-in-Arden (many years M.P. for
Wotton-Basset, Rye, and Wallingford ; h. 1813 ;
s. his uncle 1855. Late Captain 25th foot. — United
Service Club, S.W.
KNOX,* Colonel Charles N. (of Lackan Castle).
Second son of the late — Knox, Esq. ; h. 18 — .
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Mayo
(High Sheriff 1860), and a Colonel in the Army.
Represents a younger branch of the family of the
Earl of Ranfurly. — Lackan Castle, near Ballin-
robe, CO. Mayo ; 1, Gresham Terrace, Kingstown,
CO. Dublin.
KNOX,* John, Esq. (of Castle Hea).
Eldest son of the late Arthur Knox, Esq., by
Mary, eldest dau. of Anthony, 8th Earl of Meath ;
6. 17 — ; ni. and has issue. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Mayo. — Castle Rea, near Killala, co. Mayo.
Heir, his son Arthur Edward, S. 1816 ; m. 1835
Jane, dau. of Lawrence, 2nd Earl of Rosse ; was
formerly an Officer in the 2nd Life-guards.
KNOX,' John Frederick, Esq. (of Monnt Fal-
con).
Eldest sou of the late John Knox, Esq., of Mount
Falcon ; 6. 178- ; is m. and has issue. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Sligo and Mayo, and
Lieutenant-Colonel of the Sligo Militia. — Mount
Ealcon, near Ballina, co. Mayo.
KNOX-GOBE,* Colonel Arthur Francis (of
Belleek Manor, co. Sligo).
Eldest son of the late James Knox, Esq., M.P.,
■who assumed the additional name of Gore ; h. 18 — ;
m. 18 — a dau. of C. N. Knox, Esq., of Castle
Lachen. Is a Lord Lieut, and Custos Rotulorum
of CO. Sligo, a Magistrate for co. Mayo (High
Sheriff 1840), and Colonel of the Sligo Mihtia.—
Belleek Manor, near Ballina, Ireland.
KNYPTON,* Thomas Tutton, Esq. (of Uphill).
Eldest son of the late T. Knyfton, Esq., of Uphill ;
h. 1799 ; m. 1st 18 — Eliza Maria, eldest dau. of
the late Major-General Sir L. Jones Parry (she d.
1838) ; 2nd 1855 Geor'giana Sophia, only surviving
child of the Rev. William Hungerford Colston,
D.D., Rector of West Lydford. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1821, M.A. 1824) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset (High
Sheriff 1851). — Uphill, near Weston-super-Mare,
Somex'set.
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KYBLE,* William Kyrle Money-, Esq. (of Horn
House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Willi.am Money (who
assumed the additional name of Kyrle), by Emma,
dau. of Richard Down, Esq., of Halliarick Manor,
Middlesex; h. 180- ; s. 1848. Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1848) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford (High
Sheriff 1853).— Horn House, Much Marde, Led-
bury, Herefordshire ; Whetham, Wilts ; Pitsford,
Northamptonshire.
Heir Pres., his brother John, late Captain 32nd
foot. Adjutant of Hereford Militia, 1/. 18 — ; m.
1842 Harriet Louisa, eldest dau. of William Sutton,
Esq., of Hestingfordbury, Herts.
LACY, Hem-y Charles, Esq. (of "Withdeane
HaU).
Second son of the late James Lacy, Esq., of Salis-
bury, by Mary, dau. of — Bemister, Esq. ; h. 1790 ;
m. 1813 Susannah, dau. of John Jeboult, Esq., of
Salisbury. Is a Magistrate for Lancashire and
Surrey, and a Director of the London and South-
western Railway ; was M.P. for Bodmin 1847-52.
— Withdeane Hall, near Brighton ; Richmond,
Surrey.
LAPP AN,* Captain Robert (of Otham Lodge).
Second son of John Laffan, Esq., of Limerick,
Supervisor of Excise, and nephew of the late Sir
Joseph De Courcy LafRm, Bart, (art.) ; h. 1821 ;
111. 1852 Emma, dau. of William Norsworthy, Esq.,
of Oxford Terrace, London. Educated at the
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ; is a Captain
Royal Engineers ; was Inspector of Railways
1847-52 ; M.P. for St. Ives 1852-7.— Otham Lodge,
near Maidstone, Kent ; Army and Navy Club,
S.W.
LALOR, Richard, Esq. (of Tenakill).
Son of the late Patrick Lalor, Esq., of Tenakill.
Queen's co. (who was M.P. for Queen's co. 1833-4),
by Anne, dau. of Patrick Dillon, Esq., of Shane,
Queen's co. ; h. 1823 ; s. 1856 ; in. 1852 Margaret,
dau. of Mr. Michael Dunne, of Mountrath. Is a
Magistrate for Queen's co. This family was formerly
known as the O'Lalors of Leix, Queen's co. — Tena-
kill, Abbeyleix, Queen's co.
LALOK,* Thomas, Esq. (of Cregg, co. Tippe-
rary).
Son of the late — Lalor, Esq., of Cregg, co. Tip-
perary. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Tipperary (High Sheriff I860).— Cregg, near Car-
rick-on-Suir, Tipperary.
LAMB,* Joseph, Esq. (of Axwell Park).
Son of the late — Lamb, Esq. ; h. 17 — ; is m. and
has issue. — Axwell Park, near Gateshead, co. Dur-
ham.
Heir, his son Richard, a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Durham; b. 18 — ; m. 1855 Georgiana Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Stephen Eaton, Esq., of Tixover
Hall, Rutland.
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LAMBERT,* John Walter Henry, Esq. (of
Aggard).
Son of the late — Lambert, Esq., of Aggjird. Is
a Magistrate for eo. Gal way (High Sheriff 1850). —
Aggard, near Craughwell, co. Gahvay.
LAMBERT, William, Esq. (of Woodmanstone).
Eldest sou of the late William Lambert, Esq., by
Jane, dau. of Robert Le Grand, Esq., of Ash, Kent ;
b. 1789 : s. 1838 ; m. 1813 Mary Anne, dau. of
Colonel Denniss, H.M.'s service. Educated at
Dr. Charles Burney's School at Greenwich, Kent ;
is a Magistrate for Surrey ; was formerly in the
Hon. E.I. Co.'s Bengal Civil Service. This family
have been landowners in Surrey since the Con-
quest.— Mortlake, near Richmond, Surrey ; Ori-
ental Club, W.
Heir, his son William, in Holy Orders ; i. 1814 ;
m. 1846 Margaret, dau. of Major Fisher, of Aber-
deen.
LAMBTON,* William Heni-y, Esq. (of Biddick
HiU).
Second son of the late William Henry Lambton,
Esq., of Lambton Castle, by Anne Barbara Frances,
dau. of the 4th Earl of Jersey, and brother of the
1st Earl of Durham ; b. 1793 ; m. 1824 Henrietta,
2nd dau. of Cuthbert Ellison, Esq., of Hepburn,
eo. Durham, and of Isabella Grace, eldest dau. of
Henry Ibbetson, Esq., of St. Anthony's, Northum-
berland.— Biddick Hall, co. Durham.
LAMING, James, Esq. (of Birchington Place).
Eldest son of the late James Laming, Esq., of
Margate, Kent, by Sarah, dau. of Captain Walton ;
b. 1790 ; m. 1816 Ann, dau. of Benjamin Noakes,
Esq. This family has been located for three cen-
turies in the pari.shes of St. John's and Birchington,
in the Isle of Thanet. — Birchington Place, Isle of
Thanet, near Margate ; Maida HiU West, N.W.
Beir, his son William Cotton, b. 1817.
LAIvTDOR, Walter Savage, Esq. (late of Ipsley
Com-t).
Eldest son of the late Walter Landor, Esq., of
Ip.sley Court, by his 2nd wife Elizabeth, eldest dau.
and co-heir of Charles Savage, Esq., of Tachebrook ;
b. 1775 ; m. 1811 Julia, dau. of le Baron deNieuve-
ville, of France. Educated at Rugby and Trinity
Coll., O.^ford ; was formerly a Colonel in the
Spanish Army ; author of " Imaginary Conversa-
tions," "Poems," &c.— Fiesole, Florence, Italy.
Heir, his son Arnold Savage, b. 18 — .
LAWE,* Charles, Esq. (of Badgemore).
Son of the late — Lane, Esq. ; b. 179- ; is vi. and
has issue. Educated at Queen's Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1815, M.A. 1817) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Oxon, and a Captain unattached. — Badgemore,
near Henley-on-Thames, Oxon.
LAWG-DALE,* Marmaduke Robert, Esq. (of
Garston House).
Eldest son of the late Marmaduke Langdale, Esq.,
of Gar.ston House; b. 178- ; m. 18l2 Louisa,
youngest dau. of G. Jourdan, Esq., of Guildford
Street, London. Was an Officer in the 9th foot
June — July, 1802. This family is descended from
a common ancestor with the ancient Roman Catho-
lic family of Langdale, Lord Langdale, now extinct
in the male line. — Garston House, near Godstone,
Surrey; 38, Gower Street, W.C.
Heir, his grandson Marmaduke, b. 18—,
LANGS TOIXT, James Haughton, Esq. (of Sars-
den House).
Son of the late John Langston, Esq., of Sarsden
House ; b. 1797 ; m. 1824 Julia, dau. of the late
Earl Ducie. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; created
Hon. D.C.L. Oxon 1819 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Oxon ; M.P. for Oxford 1826-30, and
has sat for that city since 1841.^ — Sarsden House,
near Chipping-Norton, Oxon ; Reform and Uni-
versity Clubs, S.W.; 143, Piccadilly, W.
LANGWORTHY, Edward Ryley, Esq.
Son of the late Laugworthy, Esq., of Salford ;
b. 1796 ; m. 18 , dau. of . Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Lancaster, and an Alderman of, and
Merchant in, the borough of Salford ; was M.P. for
Salford February — March, 1857. — Victoria Park,
near Manchester.
LA TOUCHE,* David Charles, Esq. (ofMarlay).
Eldest son of tiie late John David LaTouche, Esq.,
by Anne Caroline, dau. of the late Charles Totten-
ham, Esq., of New Ross; b. 179-. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Dublin, and a Magistrate for co.
Wicklow, and has been Higli Sheriff of both coun-
ties. This family is of French Huguenot extrac-
tion.— Marlay and Luggelaw, near Rathfarnham,
CO. Dublin.
LA TOUCHE,* WiUiam Robert, Esq. (of BeUe-
vue).
Eldest son of the late Peter LaTouche, Esq., M.P.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Leitrim, Magistrate for Wicklow (High
Sheriff 1860), and a Banker in Dublin. This family
is of foreign extraction. — Bellevue, Delgany, co.
Wicklow.
LAURIE, John, Esq. (of Marshals),
Son of the late B. Snaddon, Esq., of Earrowstown,
CO. Linlithgow, by Agnes, dau. and heir of John
Laurie, Esq., of Stitchell, N.B., whose name he
assumed ; b. 1797 ; m. 1834 Eliza Ellen, dau. of
K. Collett, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Middlesex, and a Magistrate for Essex ; was
formerly a Merchant in London and a Government
Contractor ; was M.P. for Barnstaple in 1853 and
1857-9. — Marshals, near Romford, Essex ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 1, Hyde-Park Place, W.
LA-WTON,* John, Esq. (of Lawton HaU).
Eldest son of the late John Lawton, Esq., of Prest-
bury, CO. Chester, by Eliz;ibeth, dau. of John
Carter, Esq. ; b. 18 — ; s. his uncle, the late Cbarle.s
Bourne Lawton, Esq. 1860. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Chester. — Lawton Hall, Church Lawton,
Cheshire ; Prestbury, near Manchester.
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LAYARD, Brownlow Villiers, Esq. (of Eivers-
dale).
Only son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Brownlow
Villiers Layard, of the 9th regiment, and formerly
M.P. for Carlow, by Elizabeth, only dau. of the
late J. D. Digby, Esq. ; h. 1838; s. 1853. Edu-
cated at St. Columba's Coll., Ireland ; is Lieutenant
9th regiment. — Eiversdale, Palmerston, co. Dublin.
LEADER,* Henry, Esq.. (of Mount Leader).
Son of the late — Leader, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Cork. — Mount Leader, near Millstreet, co.
Cork.
Heir, his son Henry Eustace, Captain 16th Light
Dragoons, h. 1833.
LEADER,* Nicholas P., Esq. (of Dromagh
Castle).
Son of the late — Leader, Esq. ; s. his brother
1836. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork. — Dromagh
Castle, Dear Kanturk, co. Cork.
LECHMEEE,* Thomas, Esq. (of Credenliill).
Eldest son of the late Capel Lechmere, Esq. ;
h. 18 — ; m. 18 -, dau. and heir of the Eev.
John Eckley, of Credeuhill. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Hereford. — Credenhill, near Hereford.
LECONPIELD (1st Lord), George Wyndham
(or. 1859).
Eldest natural son of the 2nd Earl of Egremont ;
h. 1796 ; m. 18-25 Mary, only dau. of the late Eev.
W. Blunt, of Crabett, near Crawley. Is a Colonel
in the Army, and a INIagistrate for Sussex (High
Sheriff 1 842). — Petworth House, Sussex; Boodle's
Club, S.W. ; 4, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry, h. 1830 ; educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is Lieutenant 2nd Life-
guards ; has been M.P. for W. Sussex since 1854.
LEE,* Charles Benjamin, Esq. (of Knaresborough
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Jolin Lee, Esq., D.L., of
Knaresborough Abbey, who was a T)e\>. Lieut, for
Yorkshire, by Miss Main waring, of Goltho Hall,
CO. Lincoln (whose mother afterwards m. Sir E.
Kaye, Bart.) ; h. 179- ; m. 1839 the Hon. Mary
Stuart Forbes, dau. of James, 17th Lord Forbes.
This family has been seated in Yorkshire for up-
wards of three centuries. — Old Palace, Eichmond,
Surrey.
Heir, his son Charles Walter, h. 184-.
LEE,* John, Esq., LL.D. (of Hart-weU House).
Son of the late , Esq. ; h. 17 — ; has
assumed the name of Lee. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Bucks ; has been several times an
imsuccessful candidate for the representation of
the county. — Hartwell House, near Aylesbury,
Bucks.
LEE, Richard Thomas, Esq. (of Grove HaU).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late William
Lee, Esq., of Grove Hall, by Sophia, 2nd dau. of
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Sir Thomas Wentworth-Blackett, Bart., of Bretton
Hall, CO. York ; m. 18 — Louisa, dau. and co-
heiress of Lieutenant-General Sir A. Pilkiiigton
Knt., of Catsfield Place, Sussex. This family (a
younger branch of the Lees, of the Abbey, Knares-
borough) is of considerable antiquity in Yorkshire.
Jolin Lee, Esq., M.P., and Solicitor-General to
George IV., was great-great-unclc to the present
Mr. Lee, of Grove. — Grove Hall, near Pontefract,
Yorksiiire.
Jhir, his son Frederick William, h. 18 — .
LEECH,* George "WiUiams, Esq. (of Rathkeale
Abbey).
Son of the late — Leech, Esq. ; h. IS— ; has been
twice m. and has issue. Called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1849 ; is a Magistrate for co. Lime-
rick.— The Abbey, Eathkeale, Limerick.
LEES, James, Esq. (of Delph Lodge).
Eldest son of the late .Tames Lees, Esq., of Delph
Lodge ; h. 1797; s. 1810 ; m. 1830 Mary, dau. of
J. Smith, Esq. Is a Magistrate for the West Eiding
of Yorkshire, and for co. Lancaster. — Delph Lodge,
Saddleworth, Yorkshire.
Heir, his only surviving dau. Mary Adelaide ;
m. 1859 James Wood Baker, Esq., of Bury, co.
Lancaster, son of James Earnshaw Baker, Esq., of
Acomb, near York.
LEES,* John Frederick, Esq. (of "Werneth).
Eldest son of the late — Lees, Esq., of Werneth ;
h. 1810. Educated at Brasenose Coll., 0.\fi>rd
(B. A. 1831) ; was M.P. for Oldham 1835-7.— Wer-
neth, near Oldham, Lancashire.
LEGH,* Charles Richard Banastre, Esq. (of
Adliagton Hall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Legh, E.eq., of
Adlington Hall, by Louisa, dau. of George Newn-
ham, Esq., of New-Timber Place, Sussex (she
re-m. 1830 Thomas, 3rd Lord Erskine) ; h. 182-
s. 1829. Is a Magistrate for co. Chester. — Adling-
ton Hall, near IMacclesfield, Cheshire.
LEGH,* the Eev. Peter.
Eldest surviving son of the late Colonel Thomas
Peter Legh, M.P. for Newton, and brother of tlie
late Thomas Legh, Esq. (who was M.P. for New-
ton 1818-31) ; b. 1800. lOducated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1821, M.A. 1824) ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Chester, and Incumbent of St. Peter's,
Newton-le-Willows, co. Lancaster. — Whitbarruw
Lodge, near Kendal, Westmoreland.
LEIGH, Dowager Lady.t
Margarette, eldest dau. of the late Eev. William
Shippen Willes, of Astrop House, co. Northamp-
ton ; m. 1819 Chandos, 1st Lord Leigh, of Stone-
leigh Abbey, co. Warwick, who d. 1850. — Adle-
strop House, near Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire ;
37, Portman Square, W.
t Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
LEIGH,* John "Waxd-Boughton-, Esq. (of
Brownsover Hall).
Eldest son of the late — Ward, Esq., of Guils-
borough Park, co. Northampton ; h. 17 — ; m. 1811
Theodosia Malsburgh, dau. and heir of the late
Sir Egerton Leigh, Bart., of Brownsover House ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick.
— Brownsover Hall, near Rugby, Warwickshire.
Heir, his son Edward Allesley Boughton, h. 18 — ;
is a Magistrate for co. Warwick.
LESLIE, Colonel Charles, K.H. (of Balquhain).
Eldest surviving son of the late John Leslie, Esq.,
ofBalquhain, by Violet, dau. of John Dalzell, Esq.,
cousin of the Earl of Carnwath, and grand-dau. of
Viscount Kenmure (beheaded a.d. 1716) ; h. 1788 ;
m. 1st 1826 Mary, dau. of Major-General Sir G.
Holloway (she d. 1832) ; 2nd 1836 Lady Dorothy
Eyre, dau. of Francis, 6th Earl of Newburgh,+ who
s. her brother 1852, and d. 1853. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Aberdeen and Derby, and
a Colonel in the Army, late of the Grenadier
Guards ; served with distinction in the Peninsula.
Colonel Leslie is 26th possessor of the Barony of
Balquhain. He is a claimant with others for large
estates in Bohemia and Styria ; F.M. Count Walter
Leslie, who vi. a Princess Diedrichstein, having
entailed his estates in that country on the family of
Leslie, on failure of heirs male in Germany, who
became extinct in 1858. — Hassop Hall, near Bake-
well, Derbyshire ; Fetternear House, Aberdeen-
shire ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son (by 1st marriage) Charles Stephen,
I. 1832 ; m. 1854 dau. of , Esq.,
of .
LESLIE,* James Edward, Esq. (of Leslie Hill).
Eldest son of the late Robert Leslie, Esq., of
Leslie Hill, co. Antrim, by a dau. of — Cuppage,
Esq. ; h. 180- ; m. 1828 Janet, dau. of Bishop
Sandford, of Edinburgh. Educated at Edinburgh
University ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Antrim. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the Leslies of Glasslough and Bally-
bay. — Leslie Hill, near Ballymoney, co, Antrim.
LESLIE-PBEISrCH.
(See French.)
LE"W"IS, Lient.-Col. Arthur GambeU (of Sea
Town and Clenamully).
Son of the late Michael Lewis, Esq., of Spring
Hill, CO. Dublin, by Anne Elizabeth, only dau. of
Richard Frizell, Esq., of Beaufort House, co. Dub-
lin; h. 1790 ; m. 1st 18— Hester, dau. of Richard
Westenra, Esq., of Rutland Square, Dublin (uncle
of Lord Rossmore) ; 2nd 18 — Henrietta, only child
of Henry Owen Scott, Esq., late of Clenamully,
CO. Monaghan, and widow of the Hon. Richard
Westenra. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
COS. Dublin and Monaghan (High Sheriff 1847),
and late Lieutenant-Colonel co. Monaghan Militia ;
was High Sheriff of co. Longford 1854. — Sea
t This nobleman was grandson of Charles RadcUff, last
Earl of Derwentwater, beheaded a.d. 1746.
Town, CO. Dublin ; Clenamully, Scottstown, co.
Monaghan ; 43, Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin.
Heir, his son Maurice Peppard Warren, LL.D.,
h. 18 — ; educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Barrister-at-Law, and Clerk of the Peace and Dep.
Custos Rotulorum of co. Monaghan.
LEWI S,* John Lewis Hampton, Esq. (of
Henllys).
Eldest son of the late John H. Hampton-Lewis,
Esq., of Henllys and Bodjor, Anglesey ; h. 17 — ;
s. 1843 ; is m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Anglesey (High Sheriff 1847) ;
was formerly an officer in the Army. — Henllys, near
Beaumaris, Anglesey.
LEYCESTEE, "WiUiam "Wrixon, Esq. (of East
View).
Only son of the late Joseph Leycester, Esq., of East
View (who was M.P. for Cork 1834-5), by Catha-
rine, dau. and co-heir of Nicholas Wrixon, Esq.,
Solicitor, of Dublin ; b. 1808 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1840
Barbara, dau. of Thomas McCall, Esq., of Craig-
head, CO. Lanark. — East View, near Cork.
Heir, his son Joseph, h. 1855.
LINDSAY, Hugh HamUton, Esq.
Only sou of the late Hon. Hugh Lindsay, by Jane,
dau. of the late Hon. A. Gordon ; b. 1802 ; m. 1852
Anna, eldest dau. of jEneas R. Macdounell, Esq.,
of the Madras Civil Service, and widow of C. B.
Lindsay, Esq. ; was M.P. for Sandwich 1841-7. —
22, Berkeley Square, W.
LINDSAY, Mrs. (of Balcarras and Leuchars).
Anne, dau. of the late Sir Coutts Trotter, Bart. ;
m. 1823 Lieu tenant-General James Lindsay, of
Balcarras and Leuchars, who d. 1855. This family '
is a branch of that of the Earl of Crawford. —
Balcarras, near St. Andrew's, Fifeshire, N.B.
Heir, her sou Sir Coutts Lindsay, Bart, (whom |
see). 1
LISTEK,* Matthew Henry, Esq. (of Burnwell
Park).
Eldest son of the late Matthew Bancroft Lister,
Esq., of Burnwell Park ; h. 18— ; s. 1843 ; m. 18—
a dau. of the late John Cracroft, Esq., of Hack-
thorn, CO. Lincoln. Is Patron of 1 living. This
family is descended from a common ancestor with
Lord Ribblesdale. — Burnwell Park, near Louth,
Lincolnshire.
LISTER,* Thomas Villiers, Esq. (of Armitage
Park).
Only son of the late Thomas Harry Lister, Esq.,
of Armitage Park (some time Registrar-General of
Births, Deaths, and Marriages), by Lady Maria
Theresa Villiers, sister of the Earl of Clarendon
(she ve-m. 1844 the Ri^ht Hon. Sir G. C. Lewis,
Bart.) ; b. 1832 ; s. 1842. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1853). This family is a
younger branch of that of Lord Ribblesdale. —
Armitage Park, Staffordshire.
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LITTLE,* Joseph Bennet, Esq. (of Ballinamore).
Son of the late — Little, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for COS. Leitriiu aud Roscommon (High Sheriff
of CO. Leitrim 1860). — Kilrush, Ballinamore, and
Knockrany, near Keadue, co, Roscommon.
LITTLEDALE, Henry, Esq. (of Kempstone
Grange).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Littledale, Esq.,
by Anne Elizabeth, dau. of Charles Allan, Esq., of
Beverley, co. York, and cousin of the late Mr.
Justice Littledale ; h. 1785. Educated at West-
minster ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds
(High Sheriff 1853). This family was formerly of
Whitehaven, Cumberland. — Kempstone Grange,
near Bedford ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; Craig's Court,
Charing Cross, S.W.
LITTON, Edward, Esq. (of Altmore).
Third son of the late Edward Litton, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of the Very Rev. Daniel Letabley,
Dean of Tuam ; h. 1789 ; m. 1813 Sophia, dau. of
the Rev. Dr. Stewart. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1808, M.A. 1811) ; called to the Irish
Bar 1811, became a Queen's Counsel 1830 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Tyrone ; was M.P. for Coleraine
1837-42. This family has been settled in Ireland
since the reign of Queen Elizabeth. — Altmore,
near Dungannon, co. Tyrone ; Sackville-Street
Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Arthur, h. 1813 ; m. 1843
Anne, dau. of the Rev. Carus Wilson ; educated at
Winchester and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1835,
M.A. 1840), and was for some time Fellow of
Oriel Coll. ; is Rector of St. Clement's, Oxford.
LLOYD, Hon. Thomas (of DSTannati).
Younger son of the 1st Lord Mostyn ; 6. 1800.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Flint. —
Nannau, near Ehug, Merionethshire.
LLOYD,* Edward Pryse, Esq. (of Glansevin).
Eldest son of the late — Pryse Lloyd, Esq., of
Glansevin. Is a Magistrate for co. Carmarthen,
— Glansevin, near Llaugadock, Carmarthenshire.
Heir, his son Morgan.
LLOYD,* Colonel Hardress (of Gloster).
Eldest son of the late John Lloyd, Esq., of Gloster,
King's CO. ; h. 178-. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for King's co., and a Magistrate for co.
Tipperary ; late Lieutenant-Colonel of the Local
Militia; was M.P. for King's co. 1807-16. —
Gloster, near Shinrone, King's co.
LLOYD,* John, Esq. (of Lloydsborough).
Eldest son of the late H. J. Lloyd, Esq., of Lloyds-
borough ; h. 17—; m. aud has issue. — Lloyds-
borough, near Templemore, Tipperary.
Heir, his son John Jesse, a Magistrate for co.
Tipperary, h. 18 — .
LLOYD,* John Horatio, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John Lloyd, Esq., Banker,
of Stockport ; I. 1799. Educated at Queen's Coll.,
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Oxford (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1824), and was some time
Fellow of Brasenose Coll. ; called to the Bar at
the Inner Temple 1826; was M.P. for Stockport
1833-4.— 1, King'a-Bench Walk, Temple, E.C. ;
Reform Club, S.W. ; 30, Dorset Square, N.W.
LOMAX,* James, Esq. (of Clayton Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late R. Lomax, Es(i.,
of Ckyton Hall, who d. 1837 ; b. 18— ; s. his
brother 1849 ; m. 184- a dau. of — Walmesley,
Esq. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Clayton
Hall, near Blackburn, Lancashire.
LOW G,* Henry Lawe.s, Esq. (of Hampton
Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Edward Beeston Long, Esq.,
of Hampton Lodge ; h. 17— ; ni. 1822 Catharine,
dau. of the Earl of Orford. Is a Magistrate for
Surrey. — Hampton Lodge, near Farnham, Surrey.
Heir, his son Henry, b. 18 — .
LONGFIELD,* Eichard, Esq. (of Longuevillo).
Eldest son of the late John Longfield, Esq., of
Longueville ; h. 179- ; m. IS — Harriet Elizabeth,
dau. of the late John McClintock, Esq., M.P., of
Drumcar, co. Louth. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Cork ; was M.P. for co. Cork 1835-7. — Longue-
ville, near Ceciltown, co. Cork ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
LOWGWORTH,* John, Esq. (of Glynwood).
Eldest son of the late Francis Longworth, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of James Whitaker, Esq., of Spark
Brook, CO. Warwick ; b. 18—. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Westmeath (High Sheriff 1859).— Glyn-
wood, near Athlone, Ireland ; Oatfield, near Bal-
linasloe, co. Galway.
LOVEDAY,* John, Esq., D.C.L. (of WiUiams-
cote).
Eldest son of the late John Loveday, Esq., D.C.L.,
of Williamscote, by Anne, dau. and heiress of
William Taylor Loder, Esq. ; b. 17— ; s. 18—.
Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1S06,
M.A. 1808, cr. D.C.L. 1841) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Oxon (High Sheriff 1841).— Wil-
liamscote, near Banbury, Oxfordshire.
LOVETT,* Joseph Venables, Esq. (of Belmont,
Salop).
Eldest son of the late John Lovett, Esq., of Bel-
mont, by a dau. of — Venables, Esq. ; b. 17 — ;
m. 1815 Margaret, 2nd dau. of Richard Heaton,
Esq., of Plas Heaton, co. Denbigh (she d. 1851).
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop
(High Sheriff 1847) ; was formerly a Lieutenant
in the Army.— Belmont (Salop), near Chirk, Den-
bighshire.
Heir, his son Thomas Heaton, a Magistrate for
CO. Salop, b. 18 — .
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
LOWRY,* James Corry, Esq. (of Eockdale
Hoiise).
Eldest son of the late James Lowvy, Esq., of Eock-
dale House ; b. IS — ; m. and lias issue. Called to
the Irish Bar 1837 ; is a Magistrate for co. Tyrone
— Eockdale Hou.se and Sandholes, no.ar Dungannon,
CO. Tyrone; 42, Mountjoy Square, Dublin.
LOAATilY,* Robert 'Wiliiam, Esq. (of Pomeroy
House).
Eldest son of the late E. Lowry, Esq., of Pomeroy
House; h. 17 — ; m. 18 — a daughter of Admiral
Graves. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Tyrone (High Sheriff 18 — ). — Pomeroy House, near
Dungannon, co. Tyrone.
//«r, his son Eobert William, &. 1818 ; educated
at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1810); is a Ma-
gistrate for CO. Tyrone (High Sheriff 1852) ; became
Major 47th foot 1855.
LUCAS,* Major Arthur Hyde (of Rathealy).
Eldest son of the late Arthur Hyde Lucas, Esq.,
of Eathealy. Is a Magistrate for co. Coik, and
jNIajor in the Cork Militia. — Eathealy, near Fer-
moy, CO. Cork,
LUCAS,* John, Esq. (of Mount Lucas).
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Lucas, Esq., of
Mount Lucas, who was a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for King's co. ; h. 18 — . Is a Magistrate
for King's co. — Mount Lucas, near Philipstown,
Kinir's co.
LUDLOW,* Henry Gaisford Gibbs, Esq. (of
Heywood).
Eldest son of the late Abraham Ludlow, Esq., of
Heywood. Is a Magistrate for Wilts. — Heywood,
near Westbury, ^yilts.
LUMSDEN,* Hugh, Esq. (of Pitcaple).
Eldest son of the late H. Lumsden, Esq., of Pit-
caple ; b. 17 — ; is twice m. and has issue. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen. —
Pitcaple, Aberdeenshire.
LUXEORD,* John O., Esq. (of Higham).
Eldest son of the late John Luxford, Esq., J. P.
and D.L., of Higham, by a dau. of — Cartels,
Esq. ; h. 18 — ; is m. and has issue. Is a Magis-
trate for Sussex ; was formerly an Officer in the
Army. — Higham, near Lewes, Sussex.
LUXMOOHE,* the Rev. Charles Thomas Co-
ryndon.
Son of the late — Luxmoore, Esq. ; h. 179- ; vi.
IS — Frances, dau. of the late Thomas Brooke,
Esq., of Church Minshull, co. Chester, and grand-
dau. of the late Sir Eichard Brooke, Bart. Edu-
cated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1815,
M.A. 1818); is Vicar of Guilsfield. — Guilsfield
Vicarage, near Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.
LYNCH,''' Major Patrick Crean (of Clogher),
Eldest son of the late Andrew Crean Lynch, Esq.,
of Clogher, J.P. and D.L. ; h. 181- ; s. 1853 ; m.
IS— a dau. of the late Sir M. D. Bellew, Bart.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Mayo, and
a Magistrate for co. Galw.ay (High Sheriff 1845),
and Major in the Local Militia. — Clogher, near
Ballyglass, co. Mayo.
LYON,* Thomas, Esq. (of Appleton HaU).
Eldest son of the late — Lyon, Esq., of Appleton
Hall ; I). 178- ; m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Chester. — Appleton Hall, near Warrington,
Cheshire.
Ileii; his son Thomas, a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Chester, h. 18 — .
LYSTEB,* Henry, Esq. (of Rowton Castle).
Eldest son of the late Colonel E. Lyster, of Eow-
ton Castle ; h. 179- ; m. 1824 Charlotte Barbara,
3rd dau. of the 6th Earl of Shaftesbury. Was for-
merly Lieutenant 7th Dragoons, retired on half-
]iay 1821. — Eowton Castle, near W^ellington, Shrop-
shire.
McCLINTOCK,* Sir Francis Leopold, Knt. (cr.
1S60).
Second son of the late Henry McClintock, Esq.,
formerl}' in the 3rd Dragoon Guards, by Elizabeth
IMelesina, dau. of the late Venerable George Fleury,
D.D., Archdeacon of Waterford ; 6. 1818. En-
tered the Navy 1831, became Captain 1854 ;
knighted for his services iu the Arctic regions in
search of Sir J. Franklin. — LTnited Service Club,
S.W.
McCULLAGH, Vi^Uliam Torrens, Esq.
Eldest son of James McCullagh, Esq., of Green-
field, CO. Dublin, by Jane, dau. of Andrew Torrens,
Es(). ; I. 1813 ; vi. 1836 Margaret Henrietta, dau.
of John Gray, Esq., of Clanmorris, co. Mayo.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1834,
LL.B. 1840); called to the Irish Bar 1836; for-
merly Private Secretary to Lord Taunton whilst in
office, and also an Assistant Commissioner of the
Poor-Law Inquiry ; was M.P. for Dundalk ] 848-52 ;
elected M.P. for Yarmouth 1857, but unseated on
petition. Author of "The Life of the Eight Hon.
E. L. Shell," " Industrial History of the Nation,"
&c. — Brookes' and Eeform Clubs, S.W. ; 7, Ser-
jeant's Inn, E.C. ; 29, Brompton Crescent, S.W.
MAC DERMOT, , Esq. (of Coolavin),
Eldest son of the late — Mac Dermot, Esq., of Coo-
lavin. Is called a Prince of Coolavin ; this family
is of ancient Irish and Celtic extraction. — Coolavin,
near Ballaghaderin, co. Sligo.
MACDONALD,* Robert Douglas, Esq. (of
Inchkenneth).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Eobei-t Macdonald,
C.B., of Inchkenneth, formerly of the Eoyal Horse
Artillery ; h. 18 — ; s. 1855. Was formerly Captain
42nd foot; is Barrack-master at Brecon. — Inch-
kenneth, Argyleshire, N.B.
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MACDONWELL, the Right Hon. Alexander.
Son of the late Alexander Mac<lonnell, Esq., of
Giassmullin, and cousin of the late Randall Mac-
donnell, Esq., of Glengariif, co. Antrim ; b. 1800.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Privy
Councillor for Ireland, and Resident Commissioner
of the Board of National Education in Ireland. —
Marlborough Street, Dublin.
MACDONNELL, Lady.
Bridget Mary, dau. of James O'Connor, Esq., of
Madrid ; m. 1816 Sir F. MacDonnell, who d. 1840.
— Donforth, near Enfield, co. Kildare.
MACDONWELL, Joseph Myles, Esq. (of Doo
Castle).
Eldest son of Myles Macdonnell, Esq., of Doo
Castle, CO. Mayo, by Mary Anne, dau. of James
Hughes, Esq., J. P. for cos. Mayo and Roscommon ;
h. 1796 ; m. 1828 Eleanor, dau. of Mark Lynch,
Esq., of Ballinasloe, co. Galway. Is a Magistrate
for COS. Sligo, Galway, Roscommon, and JMayo ;
was M.P. for co. Mayo 18-46-7. — Doo Castle, near
Ballaghadereen, co. Mayo.
Heirs, his three daughters.
MAGDOWALL,* Colonel Day Hort (of Garth-
land).
Son of the late — Macdowall,Esq. ; h. 179 - ; is m.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Renfrew ;
entered the Army 1813 ; became a Colonel in the
Army 1854 ; served in the campaign in Holland
1814-15. — Garthland, Renfrewshire.
McGILLDCWirY,* Captain John (of Clare
Park).
Son of the late — McGilldowuy, Esq. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim, and Cap-
tain in the local Militia. — Clare Park, near Bally-
castle, CO. Antrim.
McGILLYCUDDY,* The (of The Reeks).
Richard, eldest son of the late McGillicuddy, of
The Reeks, by Arabella, dau. of Thomas, 1st Lord
Ventry ; b. 178- ; s. 1826 ; is m. and has issue. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. I-ieiit. for co. Kerry. This
family is of ancient Irish and Celtic extraction. —
The Reeks, Whitefield, near Killarney, co. Kerry.
McGregor,* James, Esq. (of May Place).
Son of the late Alexander McGregor, Esq., Mer-
chant, of Liverpool ; b. 1808 ; m. 1st 1829 Jane,
dau. of R. Small, Esq. (she d. 1844) ; 2nd 1849
Catharine, dau. of J. C. Lochner, Esq. Is a Ma-
gistrate for Kent, and Chairman of the South-
Eastern Railway Company ; was M.P. for Sand-
wich 1852-7. — May Place, Crayford, near Bromley,
Kent.
MACKAY,* George, Esq. (of Bighouse).
Son of the late Colonel Mackay, of Bighouse ;
b. 18— ; s. 1841. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with Lord Reay. — Bighouse, Isle
of Mull, Argyleshire, N.B.
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MACKENZIE," John, Esq. (of Glack).
Eldest son of the late — Mackenzie, Esq., of
Glack; b. 18—; s. 1842. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen. — Glack, .Vberdeen-
shire, N.B.
MACKENZIE,* Kenneth, Esq. (of Applecross).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Mackenzie, Esq.,
of Applecross (who was M.P. for cos. Ross and
Cromarty 1837-47), by Mary, dau. of the late G.
Mackenzie, Esq. ; b. IS — ; s. 185C. Educated at
Edinburgh. This family is a branch of the Mac-
kenzies of Seaforth. — Applecross, Ross-.shire, N.B. ;
10, Heriot Row, Edinburgh.
MACKENZIE (of Seaforth).
(See Stewart-Macl:enzie.)
MACKINTOSH,* Alexander, Esq. (of Mackin-
tosh).
Son of the late A. Mackintosh, Esc}., of Mackin-
tosh ; b. 178- ; m. 1842 Charlotte, youngest dau.
of the late Alexander Macleod, Esq., of Dalvey,
N.B. Is a jMagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Inverness, and chief of the clan Chattan. — Mackin-
tosh, Moy, Inverness-shire, N.B.
Heir, his son Alexander, b. 184-.
MACKY,* James Thompson, Esq.
Son of the late — Macky, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Donegal (High Sheriff 1860). — Belmont,
near Londonderry.
MACLACHLAN,* Robert, Esq. (of Maclachlau).
Son of the late — Maclachlan, Esq., of Maclach-
lan. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for, and
Convener of, co. Argyle. — Machlachlan, Argyle-
shire.
McNEILE,* Henry Hugh, Esq. (of Parkmount).
Son of the late — McNeile, Esq. Is a JMagistrate
for CO. Antrim (High Sheriff 1860). — Parkmount,
near Belfast, co. Antrim.
MACQHARIE,* Mrs. (of Jarvisfleld).
Isabella Hamilton Dundas, 3rd dau. of the late
Colin Campbell, Esq., of Jura and Craignish, co.
Arsxyle ; m. 1836 Lachlan Maclachlan, only son of
the" late General Macquarie, formerly Governor of
New South Wales (a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Argyle, and a Captain in the Scots Greys),
who d. 1845.— Jarvisfleld, Argyleshire.
MACRAE,* James Charles, Esq. (of Holmains).
Son of the late — IMacrae, Esq., of Holmains ;
111. 18 — a dau. of Sir A. Grierson, Bart. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Dumfries. — Hol-
mains, Dumfrieshire, N.B.
McTAVISH,* Charles Carroll, Esq.
Son of the late — JNIcTavish, Esq., of the United
States, but descended from an old Irish family ;
was M.P. for Dundalk 1847-8.
Mag]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MAGATf, "WiUiam Henry, Esq. (of Clonearl),
Eldest son of the late William H. Magan, Esq., of
Clonearl, by a dau. of Thomas Loftua, Esq., of
Killyon, co. Meath ; h. 1820 ; m. 1849 Georgiana,
dau. of the 4th Earl of Albemarle, divorced from
Major E. E. Hill (she d. 1854). Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Westmeath, and a Magistrate for
King's CO. ; formerly Captain 4th Light Dragoons ;
was M.P. for co. "Westmeath 1847-57. — Clonearl,
near Philipstown, King's co. ; Eagle Hill, near
Naas, CO. Kildare ; United Service, Army and
Navy, and Eeform Clubs, S.W.
MAGUIBE, John Francis, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John IMaguire, Esq., Mer-
chant, of Cork ; b. 1815 ; m. 1843 Margaret, dau.
of E. Baily, Esq. Called to the Irish Bar 1843;
was Mayor of Cork 1853 ; is Editor and Proprietor
of the Corh Examiner ; is a Magistrate for, and Al-
derman of, Cork city ; has been M.P. for Dungar-
von since 1852. — 4, Grenville Place, Cork ; Stafford
Club, W.
MAHER,* ]Vicliolas Valentine, Esq. (of Tur-
tuUa).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Maher, Esq., M.D.,
of Cashel, co. Tipperary, by Margaret, dau. of
— Maher, Esq. ; b. 18 — ; s. his uncle, Valentine
Slaher, Esq., M.P., 1844; m. 1845 Margaret
Jane, eldest dau. of Walter Otway Herbert, Esq.,
of PiU House, co. Tipperary. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for co. Tippe-
rary ; was M.P. for co. Tipperary 1844-52. — Tur-
tulla, near Thurles, co. Tipperary ; Reform Club,
S.W.
MAHONY,* Pierce, Esq. (of Gunsborough.).
Eldest son of the late Pierce Mahony, Esq., of
Woodlawn, co. Kerry, by Anna Maria, dau. of
John IMaunsell, Esq., of BaUybroad House, co.
Limerick ; b. 1792 ; vi. 1815 Jane, only dau. of
Edmund Kenfeg, Esq., of Ballindeasig House, Kin-
sale, CO. Kerry. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
is a M.R.I. A., and a Solicitor in Dublin ; was M.P.
for Kinsale 1837-8. This family is of ancient
Milesian origin. — Gunsborough, near Bally long-
ford, CO. Kerry ; Reform Club, S.W.
MAITLAND, Stu.art Cairns, Esq. (of Dundren-
nan).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Maitlaud, Esq. (who
was M.P. for co. Kirkcudbright 1845-51, Solicitor-
General for Scotland 1840-1 and 1846-52, and
afterwards a Scottish Judge, as Lord Dundrennan),
by Isabella, dau. of James McDowall, Esq. ;
b. 1816; s. 1851; m. 1841 Margaret, dau. of the
late Dominick Lynch, Esq., of New York, U.S.
This family is a cadet branch of that of the Earl of
Lauderdale. — Dundrennan and Compstone, Kirk-
cudbrightshire, N.B.
Heir, his son David, b. 1848.
MANGLES, Ross Donnelly, Esq. (of 'Wood-
bridge).
Third surviving son of the late James Mangles,
Esq. (who was M.P, for Guildford 1831-7), by
Mary, dau. of John Hughes, Esq. ; b. 1801 ; m. 1830
Harriet, dau. of the late George Newcome, Esq.,
of Upper Wimpole Street, London. Educated at
Eton and Haileybury Coll. ; appointed, 1820, to
the Civil Service, Bengal, where he held several
high posts in the Revenue and Judicial Depart-
ments ; was M.P. for Guildford 1841-58, a Director
of the East-India Company 1847-58, and Chairman
1857-8 ; appointed one of the Council for Indi.i
1858. — Woodbridge Hall, near Guildford, Surrey ;
Athenaeum Club, S.W.
MANLEY, Augustvis East, Esq. (of Manley
Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late John Shawe Man-
ley, Esq., of Manley Hall, by Catherina Emelia,
dau. of Sir William Clavton, Bart., of Harleyford,
Bucks; b. 1824 ; s. 1857'; m. 1849 Margaret Chris-
tabelle, dau. of John Burton Philips, Esq., of Tiic
Heath House, Cheadle, Stafford. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford. This family is
one of the most ancient in England. The first of
the family came over with William the Conqueror,
and the name is included in the roll of Battle Ab-
bey.— Manley Hall, near Lichfield, Staftbrdshire ;
Union Club, S.AV.
Heir, his son Francis Capel, b. 1850.
MARE, Cliarles Jolin, Esq.
Son of the late Matthew Mare, Esq., of Hatherton,
CO. Chester ; b. 1815 ; m. 1843 Mary, eldest dau.
of Peter Eolt, Esq., late M.P. for Greenwich. For-
merly a Shipbuilder, &c., at Blackwall ; was M.P.
for Plymouth 1852-3.— National Club, S.W,
MARGES SON, tlie Rev. V/iUiam (of Oflang-
ton).
Eldest son of the late AVilliam Margesson, Esq., of
Offington, by Mary, dau. of Thomas Hughes, Esq.,
of Cowfold; b. 1792; s. 1843; m. 1818 Mary
Frances, dau. of Bryan Cooke, Esq., of Owston, co.
York. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
appointed Rector of Whatlington, Sussex, 1821,
Vicar of Mountfield 1836. — Offington, near Wor-
thing, Sussex ; Mountfield Vicarage, near Hurst
Green, Sussex.
Heir, his son William, b. 1821.
MARJORIBANKS, Alexander, Esq. (of Mar-
joribanks).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Marjoribauks,
Esq., of Marjoribauks, by Katharine, dau. of Gil-
bert Laurie, Esq., ofPolmont; 6.1792; s. 1830.
Educated at the High School and University of
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate for co. Linlithgow.
This family is a branch of that of Sir J. Marjori-
banks, Bart., of Lees. — Balbardie, near Bathgate,
Linlithgowshire, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas, in Holy Orders ;
b. 1809; m. 1835 Mary, dau. of the late Rev.
George Cook, D.D.
MARJORIBAlNrKS, Dudley Coixtts, Esq. (of
Gulsuchan).
Second son of Edward Marjoribauks, Esq., of
Greenlands, by Georgiana, dau. of Francis Latour,
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[Mat
Esq., of Hexton House ; 6. 1820 ; m. 1848 Isabella,
dau. of Sir J. W. Hogg, Bart. Educated at Har-
row and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Mid-
dlesex ; was M.P. for Berwick 1853-9, re-chosen
August, 1859. — Guisuchan, Inverness-shire, N.B. ;
Arthur's and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 29, Upper
Brook Street, W.
MARJORIBANKS, Stewart, Esq.. (of Bushey
Grove).
Third son of the late Edward Marjoribanks, Esq.,
of Lees, co. Berwick ; b. 17 — ; ni. 1841 Lucy, dau.
of the late Edward Roger Pratt, Esq., of Ryston,
Norfolk, and widow of Lord Rendlesham. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate for Herts ;
was M.P. for Hythe 1820-37 and 1841-7. This
family is a branch of that of Sir John Marjoribanks,
Bart. — Bushey Grove, near Watford, Herts; Cliff
House, Folkstone, Kent; 6, Charles Street, Berke-
ley Square, W.
MABRIOTT,* Edward John Beckett, Esq. (of
Avonbank).
Son of the late Lieutenant-General T. Marriott, of
Avonbank ; 6. 181-. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Worcester. — Avonbank, near Per-
shore, Worcestershire.
MARSH,* "WiUiam Coxhead, Esq. (of Gains
Park).
Eldest son of the late — Marsh, Esq. ; h. 1782 ;
m. 181-. Educated at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1804) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex. — Gains
Park, near Epping, Essex.
Jleir, his son Thomas Coxhead, of Marden Ash,
near Ongar, Essex, b. 18 — ; ni. 18 — Eliza Anne,
dau. of — Chisenhale, Esq., whose name he has
assumed in addition to and before his own ; edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1834,
M.A. 1837) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Essex.
MARSHALL,* Jolm, Esq.. (of Headingley).
Eldest son of the late John Marshall, Esq., of
Headingley (formerly M.P. for co. York), by a dau.
of William Pollard, Esq., of Halifax ; b. 179-. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of
Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Leeds 1833-4.— Head-
ingley, near Leeds, Yorkshire ; Reform Club, S.W.
MARSLAND, Edward, Esq. (of Henbury).
Second son of the late Major Thomas Marsland,
J.P. and D.L. (who was M.P. for Stockport 1831-
-41), and High Sheriff of Cheshire 1850 ; b. 18-*; s.
1854 ; m. 1843 Jane, dau. of — Haigh, Esq., of West
Field, Huddersfield, co. York. Is a Magistrate for
cos. Chester, Lancaster, and Derby, and Captain of
the Stockport Troop of Yeomary. — Henbury, near
Macclesfield, Cheshire.
Ileir Pres., his only child Ellen.
MARSLAND,* Henry, Esq. (of 'Woodbank).
Younger son of the late Peter Marsland, Esq., of
Woodbank, Stockport, and brother of the late
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Major T. Marsland, who was M.P. for Stockport
1831-41; b. 179- ; is m. and has issue. Is a Magis-
trate for CO, Chester, and for the borough of Stock-
port, and a Manufacturer at Stockport ; was M.P.
for Stockport 1835-47. — Woodbank, near Stock-
port.
MARTIN,* Major Joseph John (of Ham Court).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Joseph Martin, of Ham
Court ; b. 1789. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1811, M.A. 1815), and was for some time
Fellow of All Souls Coll. ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester ; was formerly Major
in the Worcestershire Yeomanry. — Ham Court,
Upton-on-Severn, Worcestershire.
MARTIN,* Captain James (of Bloomfleld).
Eldest son of the late — Martin, Esq., of Bloom-
field ; b. 1815 ; in. 1854 Isabella Charlotte Louisa,
eldest dau. of Colonel T. Kingscote, of Kingscoto
Park, CO. Gloucester. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Sligo ; entered the Army 1833, and
was formerly Captain 3rd Light Dragoons. — Bloom-
field, near Riverstown, co. Sligo.
MARTIN,* Rear-Admiral Thomas (of Bittern
Lodge).
Only surviving son of the late Captain John N.
Martin, of Wollaton, Notts, by Elizabeth, dau.
and heir of John Hutchinson, Esq., of Crossfield
House, Cumberland ; b. 178- ; in. 1828 Anne, dau.
of John Miles, Esq., of London. Entered the
Navy 1799, and served on the North- American
and V\^est-Indian Stations, &c. ; became Captain
1826, and a Rear-Admiral R.N. 1854.— Bittern
Lodge, near Southampton, Hants.
MARTINEAU, Joseph, Esq. (of Basing Park).
Eldest son of the late John Martineau, Esq., of
Stamford Hill, by Marriott, dau. of Joseph Bunny,
Esq., of Newbury ; b. 1786 ; m. 1823 Caroline,
dau. of Dr. Parry, of Bath. Is a Magistrate for
Hants (High Sheriff 1850), and a Partner in Whit-
bread and Co. 's brewery. This family is of French
extraction, and after the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes, settled at Norwich, where they were Sur-
geons for several generations. — Basing Park, near
Alton, Hants ; Athenieum and Reform Clubs, S.AV.;
32, Hyde-Park Gardens, W.
MASTER,* Charles Leigh Hoskias, Esq. (of
Barrow Green).
Son of the late Rev. Leigh Hoskins Master ;
b. 1783 ; s. 1813 ; is m. and has issue. Educated
at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1805). Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey, — Barrow
Green, near Godstone, Surrey.
Heir, his son Charles, b. 1817 ; educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1838).
MATHESON, Major-General Thomas (of
Aehany).
Third son of the late Donald Matheson, Esq., and
brother of Sir James Matheson, Bart, (whom see) ;
b. 1798. Educated at Edinburgh ; entered the
Mat]
a">rNTr families of
Army 1515; became Lieutenant -Colonel 1S4S,
when he went on half-pav ; promoted to the rank
of Major-General 1559 ; is a Magistrate force.
Sutherland ; was M.P. for Ashburton lS47-o2. —
Achany, near Lairg, Sutherlandshire : United
Service Club, S.W.
MATHEW,* Henry Coldliain, Esq. vof Pentloe
Hall, Essex .
Second soxi of the late Kev. E. Mathew, Vicar of
Coggeshall, Essex, and grandson of the late Colonel
Mathew, of Pentloe Hall; m. 15-51 Emily de
Vere, dau. of the Kev. A. G. H. Hollingsworth,
Vicar of St^awmarket, Suffolk. Is a Magistrate
f^r Essex. — Pentloe Hall, near Clare, Suffolk.
MAITKrSEIil.,* Eichard, Esq. (of OaMey Park>.
St.>n of the late J. Maunsell, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for COS. Kildare and Dublin. — Oakley Park, near
Celbridge, co. Kildare.
M.A.XWEKL,*
Terregles,
Hon. MamiadtLke Constable (of
Second son of the late Marmadoke William Con-
stable Maxwell. Esq., and brother of Lord Herries;
K 1S06 ; m. 15S6 Mary, only dau. of the late Eev.
Anthony Marsden. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kirkcudbright. — Terresles, near
Pumfries. N.B.
MAXWEIili,* John Waring, Esq. (of Pinne-
brogue).
Eldest son of the late John Waring, Esq., by
Dorothea, dau. and heir of the late Robert Maxwell,
Esq., of Finnebrogue ^whose name he assumed' ;
m. IS — a dau. of the late D. Ker, Esq., of Porta vo.
Is a M.agistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down :
was formerly M.P. for Downpairick. — Finnebrogue.
near Downpatrick, co. Down.
MA.TOW,* Ideiit.-CoL George WyneU (of Brayl.
Eldest son of the late Philip WyneU Mayow, Esq.,
of Bray, Cornwall, and Hanworth Hall. Norfolk, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Colonel Charles De;ise ; 5. 1507 :
*. 154i ; m. 1S42 Jane Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Eight EeT. S. Kyle, D.D„ Lord Bishop of Cork.
Entered the Army 1525, and is a Lieut.-Colonel
in the Army : was formerly .% Captain ia the
Dragoons : served in the Crimea 1554-6 as Brigade-
Major to the Light Cavalry Brigade. — Bray,
Morvai, near East Looe, Cornwall.
MEAGHEK,* Tiiomas, Esq. vof WaterfordL
Son of the late Mr. Thomas Meagher, of Water-
ford : b. 15 — ; m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate
for Waterford ; was Mayor of Waterford 1543-4,
M.P. for Waterford 154"7-57.— The Mall. Water-
ford.
Heir, his son Thomas, i. 15 — : m. 15 — .
MEDLICOTT,* Eev. John Thomas of Eocket's
Castle).
Son of the late — Medlicott, Esq. ; b. 17 — ; is
w. and has issue. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Waterford. —
Kocket's Castle, near Portlaw, co. Waterford.
Heir, his son John Thomas, b. IS — ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Waterford.
MEIGH,* Job, Esq. ,of Ash HallL
Eldest son of the late — Mcigh, Esq. : b. 17 — .
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford. —
Ash Hail, Hanley, Staffordshire.
MEXZIES, Eonald Stew-art, Esq. (of Culdoros
and Cardney\
Eldest son of the late Steuart Merzies, Esq. ;
1S24 : .*. 1525 : m. 1549 M.argery. dau. of W. Gr.
Macdowall. Esq., of Arndilly. Educate^l at I
Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Perth. T -
femily is sprung from Sir John Stewart, of Car
ney, son of King Kobert II., from whom the p; .
sent owner is 16th in direct descent. — MeggerL,.v;
Castle, near Glenlyou, Perthshire.
Mar, his son Konald, b. 1555.
METCALFE, William, Esq. (of Tynemoutli and
Cliflon).
Eldest son of the late William Metcalfe, Esq., of
Tynemouth House, by Margaret, eldest dau. of
Stephen Wright, Esq., of Tynemouth ; b. 17S7 ;
m. 1516 Mary Anne, dau, of John Bellamy Plow-
man. Esq., of Wimbledon Common, Surrey. Was
formerly an extensive Coal- and Ship-owner. -
The Down House, Clifton, near Bristol ; City
Club. E.C.
Heir, his son William Brodrick, b. 1S19 ; m. 1 ? " ^
a dau. of John Joblin?, Esq.. of Newcastle-.
Tyne.
METGE, Peter Ponsonby, Esq. yo{ Athlumley
Eldest son of the late John Metge, Esq. ^some t;:
M.P, for Dundalk^, by his 2nd wife — , dau.
Henrv Cole Bowen. Esq.. of Bo wen's Court, .
Cork": b. 15—. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dub;
(M.A. 15 — ) ; is a Magistrate for co, Meath, and
Patron of 1 living. This family is one of those
which emigrated from France at the revocation of
the Edict of Nantes, — Athlumlev, near Navan, co.
Meath.
METN"EIiL,
Gross).
Vice-Admiral Henry (of Hoar
Second son of the late Hugo Meynell, Esq., ■ t
Hoar Cross, by Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir (with
her sister, the late Marchioness of Hertford) of
Viscount Irwine, and brother of Hugo C. Meynell-
Ingram, Esq. iwhom see'* ; b. 1790. Educated at
Harrow ; appointed to the Navy 1S03 : became
O.aptain 1516, Eear- Admiral 1S57; was M.P. for
Lisbum 1526-47 : a Gentleman-Usher to George IV.
and William TV., and some time aGroom-ia-Wai:-
ing on her Majesty. — Hoar Cross, near Eugelev,
Staffordshire ; United Ser^-ice Club. S.W, : li". Hiil
Street. Berkeley Square, W.
METEICK, Owen John Augustus Poller-, Esq.
(of Bodorgani.
Eldest son of the late Augustus Eliott Fuller, Esq.
(who was M.P. for E. Sussex 1541-57^, by Clara,
750
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flau. of Owen Putland Meyrick, Esq., of Bodorgan ;
i. 1804. Educated at Harrow and Braaenose Coll.,
Oxford ; isaMagiatniteand Dep.Lieut. for Anglesey
and Sussex. — Bodorgan, Anglesey ; Rosehill, Hurst
Green, Sussex ; Ashdown, near Forest How, Sussex ;
] 6, Clifford Street, W.
MI ALL, Edward, Esq.
Son of the late Mr. — Miall, of Portsmouth,
Hants ; h. 1809 ; m. 1831 Louisa, dau. of the late
E. Holmes, Esq. ; is Proprietor and Editor of the
" Nonconformist " newspaper ; formerly a IMinister
of the Congregational Dissenters ; was M.P. for
Rochdale 1852-7. — 2.5, Bouverie Street, Fleet
Street, E.G.
MICKLETHWAITE,* Rev. John Nathaniel
(late of Taverham^
Eldest surviving sou of the late N. Micklethwaite,
Esq., of Taverham, Norfolk, by Charlotte, dau. of
the 1st Earl of Stradbroke ; h. 1813 ; s. 1856 ; ra.
1849 Emily Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Charles Mill-s
Esq., of Camelford House, Park Lane. Educated
at Magdalen Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1835, M.A.
1838) ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk. — Iridge, near
Hurst Green, Suasex.
MILDMAY, Eev. Carew Anthony St. John.
Seventh son of the late Sir Henry Paulet, Bart,
(who assumed the additional name of Mildmay),
by Jane, eldest dau. and co-heir of Carew Mildmay,
Esq., of Shawford House, Hants ; 5.18 — ; m. 1830
Caroline, dau. of the late Lord Eadstock. Edu-
cated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822, M.A.
1825) ; appointed Hector of Chelmsford 1826. —
The Rectory, Chelmsford, Essex ; University Club,
S.W.
Heirs, his daus.
MILDMAY, Captain Hervey St. John (of Hazle-
grove).
Eldest surviving son of the late Paulet St. John
Mildmay, Esq. (who was many years M.P. for
Winchester), by Anna Maria, youngest dau. of the
late Hon. Bartholomew Bouverie, and grandson of
the late Sir Henry Mildmay, Bart. ; h. 1817 ;
.9. his brother Paulet 1858 ; ra. 1S59 Helena, 3rd
dau. of Viscount Eversley. Is a Captain R.N.
This family is an offshoot of that of Sir H. St. John
Mildmay, Bart, (whom see). — Hazlegvove, near
Taunton, Somerset.
MTTiFOIlD,* John, Esq. (of Coaver).
Son of the late — Milford, Esq., of Exeter ; h.
17 — ; is m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Devon, and a Banker at Exeter. —
Coaver, near Exeter, Devon.
MILLEE,* Boyd, Esq. (of.CoUier's Wood;.
Son of the late Mr. ; h. 177- ; m.. 18 — Miss
Montgomerie ; has assumed the name of Miller. —
Collier's Wood, Merton, Snn-ey.
Heir, his son James Boyd, h. IS — ; ra, 1843
Sophia, only dau. of Willi.am Harrington, Esq., of
the Madras Civil service ; is Captain 15th Light
Dragooni.
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MILNE S,* "William, Esq. (of Stubbing Edge).
Eldest son of the late — Milnes, Esq. ; h. 177- ;
ra. and has issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieot.
for CO. Derby. — Stubbing Edge, near Che.sterfield.
Heir, his son William, Captain 43rd foot, h. 1822.
MONEY-KYRLE,
(See K^rle.)
MOORAT, John Samuel, Esq. 'of Eush-Hill
Park).
Younger son of late Samuel Moorat, Esq., by Anne,
dau. of Edward Raphael, Esq., of Madras ; b. 1795 ;
m. 1813 Marie Delphine, dau. of Joseph White,
Esq., of Pondicherry. Educated at the Coll. of the
.Jesuits at Pondicherry. This family is of Arme-
nian extraction. — Bush-Hill Park, near Edmonton,
Middlesex ; 21, Gloucester Square, Hyde Park, W.
Heir, his eldest son Samuel, h. 1315 ; m. Ist 1840
Frances, dau. of Edward Hebden, Esq. (she d.
1857) ; 2nd 1858 Constance, dau. of the late R. T.
Bateman, Esq., of Hartington Hall, co. Derby.
MOORE, Stephen, Esq. (of Bame).
Eldest son of the late Stephen Moore, E.=!q., by Lis
cousin Salusbury, dau. of Richard Moore, Esq., of
Bame ; 5. 1782 ; «. 1829 ; m. 1805 Eleanor Anne,
dau. of Henry Weatrey, Esq., of Dublin. la a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tipperary
(High Sheriff 1832) ; was formerly in the 5th Dra-
goon Guards, and subsequently Major of the Meath
Militia. This family is descendwl from Thomaii
DeMore, who accompanied the Conqueror to Eng-
land, and is ennobled in the person of the Earl of
Mount Ca.ghell. Richard Moore emigrated to Ire-
land and settled at Clonmel temp. .James I. — Barne,
near Clonmel, co. Tipperary ; Kildare-Street Club,
Dublin.
Heir, his son Stephen, h. 1808 ; m. 1333 Anna,
eldest dau. of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Penne-
father, of New Park, co. Tipperary.
MORE,* Rev. Thomas Frederick (of Linley
HaU;.
Eldest son of the late — More, &.q. ; h. 1793.
Educated at Pembroke Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1815) ; is Rector of More. — More Rectory, near
Bishop's Castle, Shropahire.
MORGAN,* Colonel Edward of Golden Grove).
Eldest son of the late — Morgan, Esq., of Golden
Grove ; h. 1790. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Flint ; entered the Army lSt>8, and served
in the Peninsula ; is a Colonel in the Army un-
attached ; formerly of the 75th foot, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Commandant of the Royal Merioneth
Militia. — Golden Grove, near Holywell, Flintshire.
MORRIS,* Edward, Esq. (of Berth Lloyd).
Son of the late — Morris, Esq. Was High Sheriff
of CO. Montgomery 1859. — Berth Lloyd, Montgo-
meryshire.
Mor]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
MOBEIS,* George, Esq. fof "WeU Park).
Son of the late — Morris, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Galway (High Sheriff 1860), and also for
the borough of Galway. — Well Park, near Galway.
MOEmSOK", Charles, Esq. (of Basildon Park).
Eldest son of the late James Morrison, Esq. (who
was M.P. for St. Ives 1830-1, and for Ipswich
1835-7), by Mary Anne, dau. of the late Joseph
Todd, Esq., of London ; h. 1817 ; ."?. 1857- Is a
Magistrate and Dej^. Lient. for Berks and for
CO. Argyle. — Basildon Park, near Reading, Berks ;
Islay, Argyleshire, N.B. ; 57, Upper Harley Street,
W.
Heir Pres., his brother Alfred, h. 1820.
MOBRISON, Mrs. Duncan- (of Naughton),
Catharine Eunice, dau. of Major Mackenzie, of
Fodderty, N.B. ; on. 1853 Adam Alexander Dun-
can, Esq., of Naughton (only son of the late Cap-
tain the Hon. Sir Henry Duncan, R.N., C.B., and
K.C.H.), who assumed the additional name of
Morrison, and d. 1855. — Naughton, Fifeshire,
N.B.
MORSHEAD,* the Bev. John Philip Anderson
(ofWidey Court), t
Eldest son of the late Colonel Anderson, P.E., by
Elizabeth, dau. and heir of Philip Morshead, Esq.,
of Widey Court ; h. 1810 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1845 Ale-
thea, dau. of the Rev. John Yonge, of Puslinch.
Educated at Winchester and Exeter Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1831, M.A. 1845) ; appointed Vicar of Sal-
combe 1854. This family is of Cornish extraction.
• — Salcombe Regis, near Sidraouth, Devon.
Heir, his son John Yonge Anderson, h. 1846.
MOUNTAIN,* the Bev. Jacob Henry Brooke,
D.D. (of The Heath).
Eldest son of the late Right Rev. Jacob Mountain,
D.D., some time Bishop of Quebec, by Elizabeth,
dau. and heir of the late — Kentish, Esq., of Great
Bardfield Hall, Essex; h. 1787; s. 1825; m. 1st
1812 Frances, dau. of W. Brooke, Esq. (she d.
1837) ; 2nd 1850 Frances Margaretta, widow of
F. Polhill, Esq., M.P. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1810, M.A. 1814, B.D. 1837,
D.D. 1844) ; is a Magistrate for Beds ; appointed
Rector of Blunhani 1831, Prebendary of Lincoln
1812. — The Heath House, Hemel Hempstead,
Herts ; Blunham Rectory, St. Neots, Beds.
Heir, his son William Henry, in Holy Orders,
h. 1815.
MULHOLLAKD,* Andrew, Esq. (of Spring
Vale).
Eldest son of the late T. Mulholland, Esq. ; m. and
has issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Down ; was formerly an Officer 18th foot. — Spring
Vale, near Ba,llywalter, co. Down.
Heir, his son John, h. 18 — ; in. 1857 Fanny,
dau. of the late Hugh Lyle, Esq., of Knocktorna,
CO. Londonderry.
t So called from Charles I. holding his court there on the
luth of September 1644. See " Collectanea Curiosa," vol. ii.
p. 436.
I
MULLINS,* Mrs. (of Beaufort House).
Lucia, eldest dau. of the late Captain W. R. Brough
ton, C.B., R.N., and grand-dau. of the late Sir
Thomas Broughton, Bart., of Broughton Hall, co.
Stafford ; m. 1826 Frederick William Mullins,
Esq., some time M.P. for co. Kerry (eldest son of
the late Hon. and Rev. Frederick F. Mullins, son
of the 1st Lord Ventry), who d. 1854. — Beaufort
House, Killarney, co. Kerry.
MUNBO,* Hugh Andrew Johnstone, Esq. (of
ISTovar).
Son of the late Sir Alexander Munro, and nephew
of the late General Johnstone, of Corehead, co.
Dumfries; h. 1820. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1842, M.A. 1845) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ross. — Novar, Ross-
shire, N.B.
MUNBO,* Major St. John (of Teanich).
Eldest son of the late General John Munro, E.I.C., -
of Teanich ; h. 181- ; 5. 185-. Is a Magistrate'
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ross ; was formerly an
Officer in the Army. — Teanich, Ross-shire, N.B.
MUBPHY,* Edward.
Son of the late — Murphy, Esq. Is High Sheriff
of Limerick 1860. — The Crescent, Limerick.
MUBPHY, Francis Stack, Esq. (Serjeant-at-
Law).
Son of the late Jeremiah Murphy, Esq., Merchant,
of Cork, by Mary, dau. of Captain John Stack ;
6. 1807. Educated at Clongowes and Ushaw Col-
leges, and at Trinity Coll., Dublin (of which he is ^
M.A.) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1833,
and went the Northern Circuit ; became a Ser-
jeant-at-Law 1842 ; is a Commissioner of the Insol-
vent Debtors Court ; was M.P. for Cork 1841-6,
and 1851-3.— Brookes' Club, S.W.; 33, Lincoln's-
Inn Fields, W\C.
MUBBAY, John ISTesbitt, Esq. (of Philiphaugh) ,
Eldest son of the late James Murray, Esq., of
Philiphaugh, by Mary Dale, dau. of Henry Hughes,
Esq. ; h. ISI7 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1840 Rosemary, only
dau. and sole heiress of William Andrew Nesbitt,
Esq., of Bombay. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for CO. Selkirk. This family was seated at
Falahill in 1312. "The outlaw Murray," temp.
James IV. of Scotland, was an ancestor of the
present representative of this family. — Philip-
haugh and Harehead, near Selkirk, N.B.; Re-
form Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John, h. 1842.
MUBBAY,* Mungo, Esq. (of Lintrose).
Son of the late — Murray, Esq., of Lintrose. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for, and Convener of,
CO. Perth. — Lintrose, co. Perth, N.B.
MUBBAY-GABTSHOBE, John, Esq. (of Gart-
shore) .
Son of the late Sir Patrick Murray, Bart., of Och-
tertyre, by Mary, youngest dau. of John, 2nd
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Earl of Hopetoun ; i. 18 — ; s. Miss Mary Gart-
shore in her name and estates 18 — ; m. Ist 1836
Mary, dau. of General Sir H. Douglas (she d.
1851) ; 2nd 1852 Augusta Louisa, only child of the
late Rev. G. F. Tavel, and widow of the Rev.
W. C. Purdon, of Tinerana, co. Clare. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Dumbarton ; was formerly in the
Army. — Gartshore, near Kirkintilloch, Dumbar-
tonshire.
ITeh; his dau. by 1st marriage.
MURROUGH, John Patrick, Esq.
Son of John Murrough, Esq., Merchant, of Chi-
chester, Sussex, by Lucy, dau. of Edward Patrick,
Esq., of Heath House, Peterfield, a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Hants ; b. 1822 ; m. 1848 Isa-
bel Maria, dau. of 'John Beart, Esq. Educated
at Guildford ; admitted a Solicitor 1844 ; was M.P.
for Bridport 1852-7. Is lineally descended from
the last McMurrough, Prince of Leinster. —
Graffham, near Petworth, Sussex; 5, New Inn,
W.C.
MUSSENDEN,* William, Esq. (of Larchfield).
Eldest son of the late — Mussenden, Esq., by a
dau. of the late Sir S. Bruce, Bart. ; is in. and has
issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Down (High Sheriff 1830).— Larchfield, near Hills-
borough, CO. Down.
Heir, his son William, h. 1835 ; is an Officer in
the 8th Light Dragoons.
MYDDELTOW,* tlie Rev. Robert (of Gwaeny-
nog).
Son of the late — Myddelton, Esq. ; b. 179- ;
m. 1823 Louisa, dau. of the late Sir G. R. Farmer,
Bart. Educated at Clare Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1818, M.A. 1822) ; entered Holy Orders 1821 ; is
,a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Denbigh .—
Gwaenynog, near Denbigh, Denbighshire.
MYTTON,* Henry George, Esq. (of Cleobiiry
'Novth).
Eldest son of the late T. Mytton, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Salop. — Cleobury North, near Bridge-
north, Shropshire.
Heir, his son Devereux Herbert, b. 1836 ; is an
OSicer in the 85th foot.
MYTTON,* Thomas, Esq. (of Sliipton).
Son of the late Rev. B. Mytton, and grandson of
the late T. Mytton, Esq., of Shipton. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop. — Shipton,
near Wenlock, Shropshire.
NAGLE,* Garrett, Esq. (of Ballinamona).
Son of the late Garrett Nagle, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Cork. — Ballinamona, near Doneraile,
CO. Cork.
NANNEY,* John, Esq. (of Maesyneuodd).
Son of the late Rev. John Nanney, of Belmont,
CO. Denbigh, and Maesyneuodd, co. Merioneth ;
b. 183 - ; s. 1838. Is a Magistrate for co, Merio-
neth,— Maesyneuodd, Merionethshire.
783
NANNEY,* Owen Jones Ellis-, Esq. (of Gvryrx-
fryn).
Only surviving son of the late Rev. Mr. Ell is, of G wy n-
fryn, co. Carnarvon, by Catharine, dau. and heir of
the late Rev. R. Nanney, Canon of Bangor ; b. 17 — ;
m. 18 — a dau. of — Jones, Esq. (she is deceased).
Is a Magistrate for co. Carnarvon, and on the list
of High Sheriffs for 1861 ; was M.P. for the Car-
narvon boroughs March — May, 1833. — Gwynfryn,
near Pwlheli, Carnarvonshire.
NASH,* James, Esq. (of Martley).
Son of the late — Nash, Esq., of Martley ; b. 1791.
Is a Magistrate for co. Worcester. — Martley, near
Worcester.
NETTLES,* Robert, Esq. (of NettleviUe).
Son of the late — Nettles, Esq., of NettleviUe. Is
a Magistrate for co, Cork. — NettleviUe, near Kil-
linardrish, co. Cork.
NEVILL,* Thomas, Esq. (of Borrismorc House).
Son of the late — Nevill, Esq., of Borrismore ;
b. 18 — ; is m. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Kilkenny. This family is a branch of that
of the Earl of Abergavenny. — Borrismore House,
near Johnstown, co, Kilkenny.
NEVILLE,* Cosmo George, Esq. (of Neville
Holt),
Eldest son of the late Charles Neville, Esq., of
Neville Holt, by Georgiana, youngest dau. of the
late Earl of Lucan ; b. 1832 ; s. 1848. Educated
at St. Mary's Coll., Oscott. This family is de-
scended from a common ancestor with the Earl of
Abergavenny. — Neville Holt, near Loughborough,
Leicestershire.
Jleir Pres., his brother George, Captain 7th Fusi-
liers, b. 1833; m. 1855 Matilda, eldest dau. of Sir
H. P. Bedingfeld, Bart., of Oxburgh.
NE^WTON, James, Esq. (of Cheadle Heath),
Eldest son of the late James Antrobus Newton,
Esq., of Cheadle Heath, by Anne, dau. of Thomas
Lockwood, Esq. ; b. 1788 ; m. 1837 Mary Anne,
only dau. of John Done, Esq., of Saltershill House,
Tarporley, co. Chester. Educated at Rugby ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Chester, Lan-
caster, and Derby. — Cheadle Heath, near Stock-
port, Cheshire.
NICHOLL,* ntyd, Esq. (of The Ham),
Eldest son of the late Rev. Iltyd NichoU, D.D. ;
b. 178- ; s. 18—; m. 1807 Mary Eleanor, only
child and heir of George Bond, Esq., of Newland,
CO. Gloucester (she d. 1850), This family has been
seated for some centuries in Glamorganshire. — The
Ham, near Cowbridge, Glamorganshire.
Heir, his son Iltyd, b. 1813 ; m. 1842 Augusta
Jane, eldest .surviving dau. of William Nicholl,
Esq., M.D., of Pentline, co. Glamorgan ; educated
at Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1840) ; is
in Holy Orders,
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
NICHOLSON",* Captain Samuel (of Waverley
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late George Thomas Nicholson,
Esq., of Waverley Abbey ; i. 18— ; s. 1S5 -. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey, and Cap-
tain Surrey Militia. — Waverley Abbey, near Farn-
ham, Surrey.
NORCLIFFE,* Major-General Norcliffe, K.H.
(of Langton Hall).
Son of the late — Dalton, Esq., who assumed the
name of Norcliffe ; b. 1787 ; is m. and has issue.
Entered the Army 1803 ; is Major-General in the
Army; was formerly Major 18th Hussars, and
served in the Peninsula. — Langton Hall, near Mal-
ton, CO. York.
NORBEYS,* Robert Henry, Esq. (of Davyhulme
Hall, LancasMre).
Eldest son of the late Robert Josias Jackson Nor-
reys, Esq., of Davyhulme Hall ; b. 181 - ; s. 1851.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Davyhulme
Hall, near Manchester.
NORTH, Ricliard Toulmin, Esq. (of Newton
and Thurland Castle, Lancashire).
Only surviving son of the late Miles North, Esq.,
by Susannah, only dau. of the late Oliver Toulmin,
Esq. ; b. 1782. Educated at Eugby ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Lancaster ; formerly Lieutenant and
Captain Coldstream Guai'ds ; is Patron of 1 living.
— Thurland Castle, near Hornby, Lancashire.
Heir Pres., his grand-nephew North Burton,
Esq. (eldest son of the late John Burton, Esq., by
Mary Anna, only dau. of David Morgan, Esq., and
sister of the above Pt. T. North), b. 1824 ; m. 1856
Alicia Gertrude, only dau. of Captain Versturme,
late of the 27th foot.
O'BRIEN, James, Esq.
Third son of the late James O'Brien, Esq., of
Limerick, by Margaret, dau. of Peter Long, Esq.,
brother to John O'Brien, Esq., late M.P. for the
city of Limerick ; b. 1806 ; m. 1836 Margaret, dau.
of the late Thomas Segrave, Esq., of Cabra. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1827) ; called
to the Irish Bar 1830 ; became Serjeant-at-Law
1848, and a Bencher of King's Inn, Dublin, in
1849 ; was M.P. for Limerick 1854-8 ; appointed
a Judge of the Queen's Bench, Ireland, 1858. —
Eeulah House, Dalkey, near Dublin ; 92, Stephen's
Green, Dublin.
O'BRIEN, Stafford, Esq. (of Blatherwycke
Park).
Eldest son of the late Henry O'Brien, Esq. ;
b. 1783 ; m. 1808 Emma, dau. of the late Sir
Gerard Noel-Noel, Bart., and the late Baroness
Barbara, and sister of the Earl of Gainsborough.
Is a Magistrate for cos. Rutland and Northampton ;
was High Sheriff of Rutland 1809. This family is
descended from a common ancestor with Lord
Inchiquin. — Blatherwycke Park, near Wansford,
Northamptonshire ; Cratloe Woods, co. Clare.
Heir, his eldest surviving son Henry O'Brien,
Esq., of Tixover, Rutland ; b. 1813 ; m. 184 -Lucy,
dau. of the Rev. H. Nevill ; educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1838).
O'DWYER, Andrew Carew, Esq. (of Orlagh),
Son of the late A. O'Dwyer, Esq., Merchant, of
Cork ; b. 1800 ; m. 183- Mary, dau. of tlie late Sir
R. Gillespie, K.C.B. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1830) ; called to the Irish
Bar 1830 ; is a Magistrate for co. Dublin ; was
M.P. for Drogheda 1833-5.— Orlagh, near Temple-
ogue, CO. Dublin ; Reform Club, S.W,
O'CONNELL, Charles, Esq. (of Ballynabloun).
Son of the late Daniel O'Connell, Esq., of Port-
magee, co. Kerry ; b. 1805 ; m. 1832 Catharine,
2nd dau. of the late Daniel O'Connell, Esq., of
Darrynane Abbey. Educated at Clongowes-Wood
College, CO. Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Kerry,
and Resident Magistrate in Galway ; was M.P. for
CO. Kerry 1833-4. — Ballynabloun, near Cahirciveen,
CO. Kerry.
Heir, his son Daniel, h, 1842.
O'CONOR,* Denis, Esq. (of Mount Druid).
Youngest son of the late Matthew O'Conor, Esq.,
of Belanagre, and brother of the late O'Conor Don ;
b. 18 — ; is m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Roscommon. — Mount Druid,
near French Park, co. Roscommon.
Heir, his son.
O'CONOR,* Patrick, Esq. (of Dundermott).
Eldest son of the late — O'Conor, Esq., of Dunder-
mott. Is a Magistrate for co. Roscommon. — Dun-
dermott, near Ballymoe, co. Roscommon.
Heir, his son Patrick Hugh, b. 18 — ; appointed
High Sheriff of CO. Roscommon 1860.
ODELL, ■ Edward, Esq. (of Carriglea).
Son of the late John Odell, Esq., of Carriglea ; b.
1808 ; s. 1847 his brother John ; m. 183- Harriet,
dau. of Sir J. N. Humble, Bart. Educated at
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1834). Is a
Magistrate for co. Waterford. — Carriglea, near
Dungarvan, co. Waterford.
O'HARA, Henry Hutchinson Hamilton, Esq. (of
Crebilly).
Eldest son of the late John Hamilton, Esq., who
assumed tlie additional name of O'Hara ; b. 1820 ;
m. 1841 Alicia Isabella, youngest dau. of the late
Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir Henry King,
K.C.B. Is a Magistrate for co. Antrim. — Crebilly
House, Ballymeua, co. Antrim.
OKEOVER,* Haughton Charles, Esq. (of Oke-
over Hall).
Only son of the late Rev. Charles Gregory Oke-
over, by Mary Anne, dau. of the late General Sir
George Anson, G.C.B. (she re-ni. 1848 R. Plumer
Ward, Esq.) ; b. 1825 ; s. his cousin 18—; m. 1859
Eliza Anne, eldest dau. of Lord Waterpark. Is a
Magistrate for co. Stafford. — Okeover Hall, near
Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
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OLIVER, Captain Ricliard Aldworth, E.N. (of
Glan "WiUiam).
Second surviving son of the late Admiral Robert
Dudley Oliver, by Mary, dau. of the late Sir Charles
Saxton, Bart, {ext.), of Circourt, Berks ; 6. 1811 ;
m. 1852 Flora, dau. of the late Colonel D. H. Bel-
lasis. Is Captain R.N. — Glan William, near
Tan-y-Bwlch, Wales; Army and Navy, and
United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 38, Grove-End Road,
N.W.
Heir, his son Richard.
ONSLOW,* Denzil, Esq. (of StauglitorL House).
Eldest son of the late General Onslow, by Sophia,
dau. of the late Sir S. Lushington, Bart. ; h. 1802.
Is a Magistrate for Hunts. — Staughton House,
near St. Neots, Hunts.
Heir Pres., his brother.
OKDE,* the Rev. Leonard Shafto (ofWeetwood
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Orde, of
Wellwood Hall, by Louisa, dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Roden; h. 1800; s. 18—; m. 1833 Anna Maria
Charlotte, dau. of the late Sir Horace St. Paul,
Bart., of Ewart Park. Educated at Queen's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1842). Appointed
Perpetual Curate of Alnwick 1854. — The Par-
sonage, Alnwick, Northumberland.
O'REILLY, Myles George, Esq. (of tlie Heath
House).
Eldest sou of the late Myles John O'Reilly, Esq.,
by Elizabeth Ann, dau. of the Hon. and Rev.
George de la Poer Beresford, of Inniscara, co.
Cork ; h. 1830 ; s. 1857. Late Captain N. Cork
Rifles. Is the senior representative of the eldest
branch of the house of 0'Reilly,t and is lineally
descended from Edmund, last Tanist of "Brefney
O'Reilly." The O'Reillys of Knockabbey, co.
Louth, and of Baltrasna, co. Meath, are branches
of the same family. — Heath House, near Mary-
borough, Queen's co.
O'REILLY-DEASE, Mrs. (of Dee Farm).
Anna Maria, only surviving child and heiress of the
late Matthew O'Reilly, Esq., of Thomastown, co.
Louth, by Anna Maria, dau. of the late John
O'Conor, Esq. ; m. 1814 Richard Dease, Esq., M.D.,
of Lisner, co. Cavan, and of the city of Dublin, who
assumed the additional name of O'Reilly, and d.
1819. — Dee Farm, near Dunleer, co. Louth ; Ra-
venswell, Bray, co. Dublin.
Heir, her son Matthew, h. 1819 ; educated at
the University of Paris ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Louth (High Sheriff 1857), and a
Magistrate for cos. Dublin and Cavan,
ORLEBAR, Richard Longuet, Esq. (of Hinwick
House, Beds).
Eldest sou of the late Richard Orlebar, Esq., of
Hinwick, by Maria, dau. of Benjamin Longuet,
Esq., of Bath ; h. 1806 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1831 Sophia,
dau. of Jasper Parrott, Esq., of Dundridge, Devon,
t See the
' Annals of the Four Masters."
785
M.P. forTotness. Educated at Rugby ; is a Magis-
trate for Beds and Northamptonshire (High Sheriff
1859), and a Dep. Lieut, for Bedfordshire and
Devon ; was formerly in the 60th Rifles. This
family is of ancient extraction. — Hinwick House,
near Willingborough.
Heir, his son Richard, h. 1833.
ORRELL, the Misses (of Blackbrooke House).
Winifred and Eliza, only surviving daus. of the late
James Orrell, Esq., of Blackbrooke House, by Anna
Maria, dau. of James Corne, Esq., of Betley, co.
Stafford ; s. their brother 184-. This family has
been settled in Lancashire since a remote period.
— Blackbrooke House, near St. Helen's, Lancashire;
Hathaway's Hotel, Brook Street, W.
OSBORN, Rev. Montagu Francis Finch.
Third son of the late Sir John Osborn, Bart., of
Chicksands Priory, Beds, by Frederica Louisa, dau.
of the late Sir C. Davers, Bart. ; h. 1824. Edu-
cated at Westminster and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1845), and was afterwards Fellow of Merton Coll. ;
appointed Rector of Kibworth Beauchamp 1851. —
Kibworth Beauchamp Rectory, near Market-Har-
borough, Leicestershire.
OTWAY, Loftus Charles, Esq., C.B. (of Cvna
Elan, Radnorshire).
Only son of the late General Sir Loftus William
Otway, C.B., by Frances, only dau. of the late Sir
C. Blicke, of Caroon Park, Surrey ; h. 1812. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Radnor ; ap-
pointed 1858 H.M.'s Minister Plenipotentiary in
Mexico, and in 1854 a Civil Companion of the
Order of the Bath for his services in Spain ; was
formerly Secretary of Legation at Madrid. This
family is descended from a common ancestor with
the baronet of the same name.— Cwm Elan, near
Aberystwith ; Athenseum Club, S.W. ; 13, Gros-
venor Square, W.
OWEN,* William Mostyn, Esq. (of Woodhouse).
Eldest son of the late William Mostyn Owen, Esq.,
of Woodhouse ; h. 18 — . This family was formerly
named Mostyn. — Woodhouse, near Shrewsbury.
PADMORE, Richard, Esq. (of Hen wick Hall) .
Son of the late Mr. Thomas Padmore, of Welling-
ton, CO. Salop, and Sarah his wife ; h. 1789 ; ''iii.
1823 Emma, dau. of John Jones, Esq., of Wor-
cester. Is a Magistrate and Alderman of the city
of Worcester, and Chairman of the Worcester City
and County Banking Company ; elected M.P. for
Worcester 1860. — Hennick HaU, near Worcester ;
Bacon's Hotel, Great Queen Street, W.C.
PAGE,* Robert, Esq. (of Holebrook).
Second son of the late Sir Thomas Hyde Page,
Knt., R.E. ; h. 17— ; m. 1815 Eliza, youngest
dau. of the late William Bowles, Esq., of Fitz-
harris House, near Abingdon, Berks. Entered
the Army 1813, and was formerly Captain 9tli
foot. — Holebrook, Somerset.
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PAG-ET,* tlie Rev. Thomas Bradley (of The
Sneyd).
Son of the late — Paget, Esq., of The Sneyd ; h.
1812 ; m. 1847 Sophia Beckett, 3rd dau. of Ed-
mund Denison, Esq., of Doncaster. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1839) ;
appointed Vicar of Welton-with-Melton, co. York,
1845. — The Sneyd, Worcestershire; Welton Vicar-
age, near Brough, East Yorkshire.
PALEY,* John Green, Esq. (of Oatlands).
Eldest son of the late — Paley, Esq. ; &. 17—-
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding
of Yorkshire. — Oatlands, near Harrogate, Long-
clifFe-in-Craven, Yorkshire.
PALMER,* Henry Manley, Esq. (of ShrffiF).
Son of the late — Palmer, Esq., of ShrifF; h.
18 — ; m. and has issue. Is a Magistrate for co.
Leitrim. — ShrifF, near Dromahair, co. Leitrim.
Heir, his son Manley Montgomery, Lieutenant
Royal Limerick regiment of Militia ; h. 18 — ; m.
1860 Ellen Elizabeth Westcar, youngest dau. of
the late Jonathan Peel, Esq., of Culham, Oxon.
PALMER, Roundell, Esq., Q,.C.
Second son of the late Rev. William Jocelyn
Palmer, Rector of Mixbury, Oxon, by the j'oungest
dau. of the late Rev. William Roundell, of Gled-
stone, CO. York ; h. 1812 ; .m. 1848 Laura, 2nd dau.
of the 8th Earl Waldegrave. Educated at Win-
chester and Trinity Coll., Oxford, and was after-
wards Fellow of Magdalen Coll. (B.A. 1834, M.A.
1836) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1837 ;
became a Queen's Counsel 1849 ; was M.P. for
Plymouth 1847-52 and 1853-7.— Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W. ; 6, Portland Place, W.
PALMER,* Thomas, Esq. (of Summer Hill).
Son .of the late — Palmer, Esq., of Summer Hill ;
h. 17 — ; s. 18 — . Is a Magistrate for co. Mayo.
— Summer Hill, near Killala, co. Mayo.
PARR,* Thomas, Esq. (of Grappenhall Hayes).
Eldest surviving son of the late Joseph Parr, Esq.,
of Grappenhall Hayes, who d. 1820 ; h. 17 — ; s. his
brother 1824 ; m. 1833 Alice, dau. of P. Charlton,
Esq. Is a Magistrate for cos. Chester and Lan-
caster. — Grappenhall Hayes, near Warrington,
Cheshire.
PAYNE,* George, Esq. (late of Siilby HaU).
Son of the late George Payne, Esq., of Sulby Hall.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Northampton (High
Sheriff 1826).— 4, John Street, Berkeley Square, W.
PAYNTER,* Thomas, Esq. (of St. Buryan).
Son of the late — Paynter, Esq. ; h. 1794. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1816,
M.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate for Cornwall. — St.
Buryan, near Penzance, Cornwall.
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PEACH, Rev. James Jarvis, M.A. (of Torking-
ton, Gloucestershire).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Dr. Cleaver, of Malton,
by a dau. of James Fenton, Esq., of Carr House,
CO. York ; h. 178-. Educated at Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1797, M.A. 1799). Is Prebendary
of Southwell, and Rector of Holme Pierrepont,
Notts. He assumed the name of Peach, in lieu of
Cleaver, on inheriting the estate of Torkington. —
Torkington, near Almondsbury, near Bristol.
Heir, his son Rev. Charles Pierrepont Cleaver,
h. 18— ; m. 1859 Miss A. Legard.
PEARCE-SEROCOLD, Walter Serocold, Esq.
(of Cherryhinton).
Eldest son of the late Edward Serocold Pearce-
Serocold, Esq., of Cherryhinton, by Georgina, dau,
of George Smith, Esq., of Selsdon, Surrey ; h. 1825 ;
s. 1849 ; m. 1853 Amelia, dau. of the Hon. Judge
Duval, of Quebec. Educated at Eton ; was for-
merly Captain 66th regiment. — Cheri-yhinton, near
Cambridge.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles, b. 1827.
PEDDER,* Edward, Esq. (of Ashton Park).
Eldest son of the late James Redder, Esq., of Ash-
ton Lodge, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lancaster ; b. 18 — ; s. 1846 ; is m. and has issue.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster,
and a Banker at Preston, of which borough he is
also an Alderman. — Ashton Park, near Pre.ston,
Lancashire.
Heir, his son Richard, an Officer in the Army.
PEEL, the Very Rev. John (Dean of 'Wor-
cester),
Fourth son of the late Sir Robert Peel, 1st Bart.,
by Ellen, dau. of William Yates, Esq., of Spring
Side, CO. Lancaster; b. 1798; m. 1824 Augusta,
dau. of the late John Swynfen, Esq., of Swynfen,
CO. Stafford. Educated at Rugby and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825, B.D. and D.D,
1845) ; appointed Vicar of Stone, co. Worcester,
1828, Dean of Worcester 1845.— The Deanery,
Worcester ; University Club, S.W.
i/^ei?', his son Augustus Robert Laurence, b. 1825.
PEEL, Laurence, Esq.
Youngest son of the 1st SirRobert Peel, Bart., M.P.,
by Ellen dau. of Wm. Yates, Esq., of Spring Side,
Bury, CO. Lancaster ; b. 1801 ; 7n. 1822 Lady Jane
Lennox, dau. of the 4.th Duke of Richmond, K.G.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; was formerly M.P.
for Cockermouth, and one of the Secretaries of the
India Board. — 32, Sussex Square, Kemp Town,
Brighton ; White's Club, S.W.
Heij; his son Laurence Charles Lennox, late
Captain 7th Hussars ; b. 1823 ; m. 1848 Caroline
Georgiana, eldest dau. of the 1st Lord Templemore.
PEEL, WUliam, Esq. (of Ackworth Park).
Only son of Samuel Peel, Esq., of Carrwood House,
near Halifax, by Hannah, dau. of James Bottomley,
Esq., of Skelf; b. 1811; m. 1834 Lucy, dau. of
Joseph Woodhead, Esq., of Wade House. Is a
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Magistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, and a
Merchant at Bradford, Manchester, and London.
— Ack worth Park, near Pontefract, Yorkshire ;
and Bradford, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son George Frederick, h. 1834 ; m.
1859 Sarah Hannah, elder dau. of the late G. A.
Staniland, Esq., of Brotherton House, co. York,
PELLATT, Apsley, Esq..
Eldest son of the late Apsley Pellatt, Esq., Manu-
facturer, of London ; 6. 1791 ; m. 1816 Mary, dau.
of the late George Evans, Esq., of Balham Hill,
Clapham, Surrey. Was of the Council of the In-
stitution of Civil Engineers, of the Government
School of Design, and was M.P. for Southwark
1852-7. This family are descended from the ancient
house of Pellatt of Steyning, Bignor Park, Boulney,
and Lewes, and from the Apsleys of Thakeham
in Sussex. — Knowle Green, Staines, Middlesex;
Reform Club, S.W.
PEPPARD, Robert Standish, Esq. (of Cappagh.
House).
Eldest son of the late Robert Peppard, Esq., of
Cappagh House, by Anne, dau. of the late John
Brown, Esq., of Mount Brown, co. Limerick ; h.
1790 ; s. 18—. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; was formerly in the 3rd W. York
Rifle Corps. This family were Barons of England
down to the reign of Henry VII., and Lords Depu-
ties of Ireland. The ancestor of the present repre-
sentative was a stanch supporter of William III.
in Ireland. — Cappagh House, near Rathkeale, co.
Limerick.
Heir Pres., his brother John Southwell, 6. 1796;
m. 1830 a dau. of Herbert Park, Esq., M.D., late
of Canterbury.
PERRY,* "WiUiam, Esq. (of Woodroof).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Perry, Esq., of
Woodroof, by Deborah, 2nd dau. of the 1st Lord
Dunelly ; h. 179- ; s. 1829. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Tipperary. — Woodroof, near
Clonmel, co, Tipperary.
PERSSE,* Dudley, Esq. (of Roxborough),
Eldest son of the late D. Persse, Esq., of Rox-
borough ; m. 1826 Katharine, dau. of the 1st
Viscount Guillamore (she d. 1826). Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway, — Roxborough, near
Loughrea, co. Galway.
Heir, his son Dudley, 6. 1826 ; became Captain
7th foot 1854,
PEYTON",* George Richard, Esq, (of Driney
House),
Son of the late George Hamilton Conyngham Pey-
ton, Esq., of Driney House, J.P. and D.L. ; i. 18 — ;
s. 185-. Is a Magistrate for co. Leitrim. — Driney
House, near Keshcorrigan, co. Leitrim.
PEYTON,* Richard Reynolds, Esq, (of Lough-
seur).
Son of the late — Peyton, Esq., of Loughscur ;
J). 18 — . Is a Magistrate for co. Leitrim ; was
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formerly an Officer in the Army. — Loughscur, near
Keshcorrigan, co. Leitrim.
Heir, his son Richard, h. 1851.
PHELPS, "WiUiam John, Esq. (of Chestal).
Second but only surviving son of the late Rev.
James Phelps, Rector of Brimpsfield-cum-Cran-
ham and of Alderley, by Mary Anne, dau. of John
Blagden Hale, Esq., of Alderley, co. Gloucester ;
h. 1813. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1835, M.A. 1838) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1839 ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester (High
Sheriff 1860). — Chestal, near Dursley, Gloucester-
shire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
PHILIPS,* John Capel, Esq. (of Heath House).
Eldest son of the late John Burton Philips, Esq.,
of Heath House, by Joanna Freeman, dau. of Capel
Cure, Esq., of Blake Hall, Essex; b. 182- . Is a
Magistrate for co. Stafford. — The Heath House,
near Cheadle, Staffordshire,
PHILIPPS.
(See Walters-Philipps.)
PHILLIMORE, Robert Joseph, Esq., D.C.L. (of
The Coppice),
Second son of the late Joseph Phillimore, Esq.,
D.C.L., of Shiplake House, Oxon, some time M.P,
for W. Mawes, by Elizabeth, dau, of the Rev,
Walter Bagot, Rector of Blithfield, brother of the
1st Lord Bagot ; b. 1810 ; m. 1844 Charlotte, 3rd
dau. of the late John Denison, Esq., M.P., of Os-
sington Hall, Notts, and sister of the present
Speaker. Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834, D.C.L. 1838) ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1841 ; is
Advocate to Her Majesty in her office of Admi-
ralty, and a Queen's Counsel and Chancellor of
Salisbury and Chichester ; was M.P. for Tavistock
1853-7. — The Coppice, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon ;
Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 5, Arlington
Street, W.
Heir, his son Walter, b. 1845.
PHILLIPS,* "William, Esq, (of "WTiitson House).
Son of the late — Phillips, Esq., of Whitson
House ; b. 17 — . Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Monmouth (High Sheriff 1845).— Whitson
House, near Newport, Monmouthshire.
PHINN, Thomas, Esq., Q,.C.
Eldest son of the late Thomas Phinn, Esq., of
Bath, by Caroline, dau. of R. Bignell, Esq., of
Banbury, Oxon ; b. 1814. Educated at Eton and
Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1838); called to the
Bar at the Inner Temple 1840, and goes the
Western Circuit ; Recorder of Portsmouth 1848-52,
Recorder of Devonport 1852-5 ; was M.P. for
Bath 1852-5 ; Counsel to the Admiralty and Judge
Advocate of the Fleet 1854-5, Second Secretary to
the Admiralty 1855-7. — Brookes', Reform, and
Garrick Clubs, S,W. ; 50, Pall Mall, S.W.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PHIPPS, Jolin Lewis, Esq. (of Leighton).
Eldest surviving son of the late Thomas Hele
Phippg, Esq. (Chairman of Wilts Quarter Sessions,
&c.), by Mary, dau. of Richard Leckonby, Esq.,
of Great Eccleston ; I. ISOl ; in. 1834 Mary, dau.
of William Barney, Esq. Is a Magistrate for
Wilts. — Leighton, near Westbury, Wilts.
Heir, his son Richard Leckonby Hothersal, h.
1839.
PIGOTT,* Captain Henry (of Eagle HaU).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Pigott ; h. 17 — ;
m. 18 — Margaret, dau. of the late Sir Scrope Ber-
nard Morland, Bart, (she d. 1859). Is a Captain
of 82nd regiment. — Eagle Hill, near Portumna, co.
Gal way.
Heir, his son Francis Bernard, h. 18 — ; m. 1850
Lsetitia Charlotte, dau. of Thomas T. Bernard,
Esq., of Winchendon Priory, Bucks.
PIKE-SCRIVENER,* Jolin Frederick, Esq. (of
Ramridge and Sibton).
Son of the late — Pike, Esq., of Ramridge, Hants ;
h. 18 — ; m, 1839 Dorothea, eldest dau. of the late
Right Rev. Dr. John Fisher, Lord Bishop of Salis-
bury, and grand-dau. and heir of the late John
Scrivener, Esq., of Sibton Abbey, Suffolk, whose
name he assumed by Royal license 1839 ; was for-
merly a Solicitor in Bedford Square. — Ramridge,
near , Hants ; Sibton Abbey, near Yoxford,
Suffolk.
PITMAN,* James Samuel, Esq. (of Dvinchideock
House).
Son of the late — Pitman, Esq., of Dunchideock ;
I). 18 — ; s. 18 — . Is a Magistrate for Devon (High
Sheriff 1856). — Dunchideock House, near Exeter,
Devon.
PLOWDBN, "William Henry Francis, Esq. (of
Plowden Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Plowden, Esq., of
Plowden, by Mary, dau. of Simon Winter, Esq. ;
h. 1802 ; s. his uncle Edmund 1838 ; m. 184- Bar-
bara, eldest dau. of Francis Cholmeley, Esq., of
Brimsby Hall, co. York. Educated at Stonyhurst
Coll.; was High Sheriff of co. Salop 1848.t The
family of Plowden is said to have been settled at
Plowden for several generations prior to the siege
of Acre. They have always adhered to the Roman
Catholic religion. — Plowden Hall, near Bishop's
Castle, Shropshire ; Maiden Erlegh, near Readino-,
Berks ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Francis, h. 1853.
PLUMER, Hall, Esq. (of Canons).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
Hall Plumer, Esq., and grandson of the late Sir
t There is an old tradition in the family, tliat an ancestor,
who was taken prisoner at the siege of Acre, vowed that if
he ever obtained his liberty, he would build a chapel when he
returned to Plowden. He recovered his freedom, and built
the chapel adjoining- the parish church at Lydl)ui7 North,
which has long been used as the buryiug-place for the
family.
Thomas Plumer, some time Master of the Rolls ;
6. 1827 ; m. 1854 Louisa Alice Hudson, only dau.
of the late Henry Turnley, Esq., of Kensington,
Middlesex. — Canons Park, near Edgeware, Middle-
sex ; Conservative Club, S.W. ; 15, Sussex Gardens,
Hyde Park, W.
PODE,* Captain "VVilliam (of Slade).
Son of the late— Pode, Esq., of Slade; h. 17—. Is
a Magistrate for Devon ; entered the Army in 1809,
and is Captain 33rd foot, half-pay.— Slade, near
Ivybridge, Devon.
POLE,* Edward Sacheverell Chandos, Esq. (of
Radborne).
Eldest son of the late E. Chandos-Pole, Esq., of
Radborne; h. 179 - ; m. 182 - and has issue. Was
High Sheriff of co. Derby 1827. — Radborne, near
Derby.
Heir, his son Edward Sacheverell, h. 18 — ;
m. 1850 Lady Anne Caroline, eldest dau. of the
Earl of Harrington ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Derby.
POPHAM,* Christopher "WaUis, Esq. (of Tre-
varnon).
Son of the late — Popliam, Esq., of Trevarnon ;
h. 18— ; m. 1832 Harriet Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Sir Yyall Vyvyan, Bart. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall (High Sheriff 1831).—
Trevarnon, near Helston, Cornwall.
POPHAM,* Edward 'William Leyborne, Esq.
(of Littlecott).
Eldest son of the late General Edward William Ley-
borne Popham, D.C.L., of Littlecott, by Elizabeth,
fifth dau. of the late Yen. Archdeacon Andrew,
Rector of Powderham, Devon ; h. 18 — ; s. 1851.
The late General Popham was High Sheriff of Wilts
in 1829-30.— Littlecott, near ■ , Y'ilts.
Heir Pres., his brother Francis, M.A., and
Fellow of All Souls Coll., Oxford.
POPHAM,' Francis, Esq., the late (of Bagbo-
rough House).
A Magistrate for Somerset ; m. 18 — Miss Fen-
wicke, and d. 185 -. — Bagborough House, near
Taunton, Somerset.
Heir, his only child Susan, m. 1851 Mordaunt
Fenwick, Esq., of Dauntsey House, Wilts, only
son of the Yen. Archdeacon Fenwick.
POTT,* Arthur, Esq. (of Southborough),
Son of the late — Pott, Esq. ; h. 17 — • ; m. and has
issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent.
— Southborough, Tunbridge Wells.
POULTER,* John Sayer, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Edmund Poulter, Pre-
bendary of ^Yinchester, by a dau. of the late Right
Rev. Dr. B. North, Lord Bishop of Winchester ;
h. 1795. Educated at Winchester and New Coll.,
Oxford (B.C.L. 1817) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1819 ; was M.P. for Shaftesbury
1832-8. — The Close, Winchester; Reform Club,
S.W.
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POWELL,* Alexander Pitts EUiott, Esq. (of
Hiirdcott).
Eldest son of the late — Powell, Esq., of Hurdcott.
h. 18 — . Is a Magistrate for Wilts. — Hurdcott,
near Salisbury, Wilts.
POWELL,* Thomas, Esq.. (of The Gaer).
Son of the late — Powell, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Monmouth (High Sheriff 1859).— The Gaer,
near Newport, Monmouthshire.
POWER,* Nicholas Mahon, Esq. (of Faithlegg
House).
Son of the late Nicholas Power, Esq. ; h. 1787 ;
in. 1818 Catharine, dau. of — Mahon, Esq., of
Dublin. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Waterford ; M.P. for co. Waterford 1847-59.—
Faithlegg House, near Waterford.
Heiv, his son.
P0W:EE,* Maurice, Esq. (of Ringacollig).
Elde&t son of the late jMaurice Power, Esq., of
Pingacollig, co. Cork; h. 1811; m. 1832 Mary,
dau. of the Hon. B. Livingstone, Judge of the
Supreme Court of America. Is a Magistrate for
CO. Cork ; was M.P. for co. Cork 1847-52. This
family descends from the 5th Lord Power, of co.
Waterford, and is connected with the M'Carthies,
O'SuUivans, O'Donovans, and other Irish septs. —
Ringacollig, near Cove, co. Cork.
POWI.7ALL,* Henry, Esq.
Eldest son of the late — Pownall, Esq. ; 6. 17 — ;
m. 18 — Amelia Sophia, dau. of , Esq.,
(she d. 1860). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
for Middlesex, and Chairman of the Middlesex
Quarter Sessions, and a Knight of the Order of
St. John of Jerusalem. — 63, Russell Square, W.C.
POYNDEE, Thomas Henry Allen, Esq. (of
Hillmarton and Hartham).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Poynder, Esq., of
Hillmarton Manor, Wilts, by Sarah Marianne, dau.
of Allen Cooper, Esq., Hon. E.I.C.S. ; h. 1814 ;
VI. 1842 Mary Anne, dau. of Robert Edmeades,
Esq. Educated at the Charterhouse and Brasenose
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1836, M.A. 1838) ; called to
the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1839 ; is a Magistrate for
Middlesex and Wilts, and a Commissioner of the
Lieutenancy of London. — Hillmarton ]\Ianor, near
Calne, Wilts ; Hartham Park, near Cliippenham,
Wilts ; University Club, S.W. ; 21, Upper Brook
Street, W.
PRAED, Mrs. Winthrop Mackvsrorth.
Helen, youngest dau. of the late George Boyle,
Esq, ; m. 1835 Winthrop Mackworth Praed, Esq.,
Serjeant-at-Law, some time M.P. for Great Yar-
mouth and Aylesbury, who d. 1839. — 64, Chester
Square, S.W.
PEESTOlSr, John Joseph, Esq. (of Bellinter).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Joseph Preston
(brother of Lord Tara, ext.), by Mary Jane, dau, of
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the late Godfrey Massey, Esq., of Ballywire, co.
Tipperary; b. 1815 ; s. 1839; m. 1842 Sarah, dau.
of the late Denis O'Meagher, Esq., of Kilmoyler,
CO. Tipperary. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin.
This family is a younger branch of the house of
Gormanston.- — Bellinter, co. Meath.
Heir, his dau. Helen Marie.
PRICE,* Hugh Powell, Esq. (of Castle Madoc).
Eldest son of the late Hugh Price, Esq., of Castle
Madoc ; h. 18 — ; s. 185 -. Is a Magistrate for co.
Brecon. — Castle Madoc, near Brecknock.
PRICE, Samuel Grove, Esq. (of Sunning HiU).
Only son of the late Rev. ]M. Price, Rector of
Knebworth, Herts, by Catharine, only dau. of the
late Samuel Grove, Esq., of Taynton, co. Glou-
cester ; 1). 1793 ; m. 1830 Marianne, 2nd dau. of
William Page, Esq., Member of Council at Bombay.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1814), and was Fellow of Downing Coll. ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1820 ; was
M.P. for Sandwich 1830-1 and 1835-7.— Sunning
Hill, Berks ; University and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
PRIWGLE,* Miss (of The Stayning).
Margaret, dau. of the late Mark Pringle, Esq., of
Fairnlee (who was M.P. for co. Selkirk 1790-1802) ;
s. her brother, the late Robert Pringle, Esq. (M.P.
for CO. Selkirk 1833-4), of The Stayning and Clifton,
in 1841. This family have represented Selkirkshire
in Parliament for five generations. — The Stayning,
Selkirkshire, N.B.
PURDON,* George Nugent, Esq. (of Lisnabin).
Son of the late — Purdon, Esq., of Lisnabin. Is a
Magistrate for co. Westmeath. — Lisnabin, near Kel-
lucan, CO. Westmeath.
PIIRWELL,* Robert John, Esq. (of KingshiU).
Son of the late — Purnell, Esq., of Kingshiil ; h.
17 — . Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Gloucester. — Kingshiil, near Dursley, Gloucester-
shire.
PURVIS, George Thomas Maitland, Esq. (of
Blackbrook Cottage).
Only son of the late George Purvis, Esq. (a Magis-
trate for Hants, and some time Secretary to Earl
Howe and St. Vincent), by Renira Charlotte, dau,
of David Maitland, Esq., of Gosport, Hants ;
h. 1802 ; m. 1st 1828 Mary Jane, dau. of Admiral
Sir F. W. Austen (she d. 1836) ; 2nd 1838 Esther
North, dau. of the Rev. William Harrison, Vicar
of Fareham, Hants. Entered the Navy 1815;
served on the Mediterranean, Cape, E. and W.
Indian, and N. and S. American Stations, and also
in China 1858-9 ; is a Commander R.N., and a
Magistrate for Hants. This family is a younger
branch of the Purvises of Darsham, Suffolk. —
Blackbrook Cottage, near Fareham, E. Hants.
Heir, his son George Thomas Maitland, Com-
mander R.N.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PUXLEY,* John Simons Lavallin, Esq. (of Dun-
boy Castle).
Eldest son of the late John Lavallin Puxley, Esq.,
of Dunboy Castle ; h. 1830. Entered the Army
1849, and became Colonel InniskilHng Dragoons
1854 ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. — Dunboy
Castle, Castletown, Berehaven, co. Cork.
QUANTOCK, John Matthew, Esq. (of Norton
House).
Eldest son of the late John Quantock, Esq. ; &.
18 — ; m. 1834 Sophia, only dau. of Lionel Place,
Esq., of Waddington Castle, co. Warwick. Is a
Magistrate for co. Somerset. — Norton House, near
Ilminster, Somerset,
BAIKES,* Thomas, Esq. (of Braflfords).
Eldest son of the late — Eaikes, Esq., of Welton ;
h. 179- ; in. 18— and has issue. Is a Magistrate
for E. Riding co. York. — 14, Lower Berkeley
Street, W.
Heir, his son Eobert, h. 1819 ; m. 1841 Frances,
dau. of the late Sir W. E. Taunton, Knt., a Judge
of the Court of King's Bench ; educated at Exeter
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1846).
B.AMSBOTTOM, John Bichard Sneyd, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John Eamsbottom, Esq.
(who was 35 years M.P. for Windsor), by Sophia
Augusta, dau. of Major Pryor, of the 16th Light
Dragoons ; h. 1801 ; s. 184- ; m. 1831 Laura
Augusta, dau. of John Brenchley, Esq., of Mail-
stone, and of Wanlass How, Ambleside, Westmore-
land. Educated at Eton ; appointed to the 16th
Lancers 1821 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Berks. This
family resided formerly at Woodside, near Windsor.
— 1, Waterloo Crescent, Dover ; Junior United
Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Eichard, h. 183-.
BATHBONE, "William, Esq. (of Greenbank).
Sou of the late — Eathbone, Esq., of Greenbank ;
h. 17 — . Is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster. —
Greenbank, near Liverpool, Lancashire.
BAWD ON,* Colonel Jolin Dawson (or Dartrey).
Son of the late John Eawdon, Esq. ; h. 1804 ; m.
1828 Anne Elizabeth Emily, 3rd dau. of John
Whaley, Esq., of Whaley Abbey, and widow of
Lord Cremorne. Educated at Eton ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Monaghan and a Colonel in the Army,
formerly in the Coldstream Guards ; was M.P. for
Armagh 1840-52. — Dartrey, Eockcorry, co. Mona-
ghan ; 3, Great Stanhope Street, Hyde Park, W.
BAYNSFOBD, Major-General Hanbury (of
Henlow Grange, Beds).
Youngest but only surviving son of the late George
Eaynsford, Esq., by a dau. and heir of — Edwards,
Esq., of Henlow Grange ; b. 1785; s. his brother
Thomas in this property 1854. Is a Major-General
E.I. Co.'s service. — Henlow Grange, near Baldock.
Heir Pres., his niece Matilda Frances (dau. of the
late Thomas Alexander Eaynsford, Esq.) ; m. 1852
the Eev. H. Addington, Eector of Langford, near
Biggleswade, Beds. !
BEADE,* Frederick Bichard Morris-, Esq. (of
Bossenara).
Son of the late William Morris-Eeade, Esq., J.P.
and D.L., of Eossenara (who was M.P. for Water-
ford 1841-2), by Eliza, dau. of Patrick Maitlaud,
Esq., grandson of the 6th Earl of Lauderdale ; h.
183- ; s. 1847. Is a ]\Iagistrate for co. Kilkenny.
— Eossenara, Kilmoganny, near Callan, co. Kil-
kenny.
BEILLY,* John Temple, Esq. (of Scarvagh
House).
Eldest son of the late John Eeilly, Esq., by a dau.
of — Temple, Esq. ; 6. 18 — . Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Down (High Sheriif 185-).
This family was formerly styled O'Eeilly, and is of
Milesian origin.— Scarvagh House, near Lough-
brickland, co. Down.
BETsTNIE,* George, Esq. (of Phantassie).
Eldest son of the late George Eennie, Esq., of
Phantassie (the eminent Agriculturist) ; h. 18 — ;
in. 1824 Mary Anne, dau. of the late John Eennie,
Esq., the celebrated Engineer. Was M.P. for
Ipswich 1841-2. — Eeform and Athenaeum Clubs,
S.W.
BEYNABDSOIyT,* Charles Thomas Samuel
Birch, Esq. (of Holywell Hall).
Eldest son of the late General Thomas Birch, who
assumed the additional name of Eeynardson, on
his marriage with Etheldred Anne, eldest dau. and
co-heir of the late Jacob Eeynardson, Esq., of
Hollywell Hall; h. 18—; s. his mother 1854;
m. 1836 the dau. of the late Simon Yorke, Esq., of
Wrexham, N. Wales (she d. 1853). Is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lincoln (High Sheriff 1859). — Holy-
well, near Stamford, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his .son Charle.s, h. 183-.
EICHABDSON", Henry, Esq. (of Aber-Hirnant).
A younger son of the late Samuel Eichardson,
Esq., of Hensol Castle, co. Glamorgan ; h. 17 — ;
is m. and has issue. Educated at Jesus Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1812); is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Merioneth (High Sheriff 1851). —
Aber-Hirnant, near , Merionethshire.
Heir, his son.
BICHABDSON, Captain John (of Poplar Vale).
Son of the late — Eichardson, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Monaghan. — Poplar Vale, near
Monaghan.
BICHABDSON",* WTilliam "Westbrooke, Esq. (of
Pin den Place).
Eldest son of the late — Eichardson, Esq., ot
Warninghurst Park ; h. 17 — . Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex. — Finden Place, near
Shoreham, Sussex.
790
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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RIDDELIi,t Admiral Bobert (of Cavers Carre).
Third son of the late William Eiddell, Esq., of
Camieston, a cadet of the ancient Scottish family
of Riddell of that ilk, by Elizabeth, dau. of John
Carre, Esq., of Cavers Carre, descended from the
old border family of Ker of Ferniehirst ; b. 1782 ;
s. his uncle 1817. Entered the Royal Navy 1796,
and served at Copenhagen, Algiers, &c. ; became a
Rear- Admiral IS — . The founder of this family at
Cavers, A.D. 1524, was Ralph Ker, brother of the
renowned David Ker of Ferniehurst, whose de-
scendant, created Lord Jedburgh, changed the
orthography of the name to Carre, which has been
since retained. — Cavers Carre, near Jedburgh,
Roxburghshire.
Heir, his nephew Colonel Walter Riddell, who
assumes the name and arms of Carre, b. 18 — .
RIDDELL, Edward, Esq. (of Cheesebtirn
Grange).
Eldest surviving son of the late Ralph Riddell, Esq.,
of Cheeseburn Grange, by Isabella, dau. of William
Salvin, Esq., of Croxdale, co. Durham, and widow
of Edward Horsley Widdrington Riddell, Esq. ;
h. 1804 ; s. 1831. Educated at Ushaw Coll. ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland
(High Sheriff 1842). This family is a branch of
the Riddelis of Felton. — Cheeseburn Grange, near
Newcastle-on-Tyne, Northumberland ; Wyudham
Club, S.W. ; Burlington Hotel, Cork Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Frederick, of Leyburn
Grove, co. York, b. 1808.
RIDDELL, Edward 'Widdrington, Esq. (of
Bootham House).
Second son of the late Ralph Riddell, Esq., of
Felton Park and Swinburn Castle, co. Northum-
berland (see that family), by Elizabeth, dau. of
Joseph Blount, Esq., of Maple-durham House,
Oxon ; b. 1803 ; m. 1830 Catharine, eldest dau. of
Thomas Stapleton, Esq., of The Grove, Richmond,
and Carlton Hall, co. York, and sister to the late
Miles Thomas, 8th Lord Beaumont. Educated at
Stony hurst Coll. ; was formerly an Officer in the
15th or King's Hussars. — Bootham House, near
York.
Heir, his son Edward Widdrington, of St. Cuth-
bert's. North Shields ; b. 1831 ; in Holy Orders of
the Church of Rome.
RIDDELL, Thomas, Esq. (of Felton Park).
Eldest son of the late Ralph Riddell, Esq., of Felton
Park and Swinburn Castle, Northumberland, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Blount, Esq., of Maple-
durham, Oxon ; b. 1802 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1st 1827Mary,
dau. of the late W.Throckmorton, Esq., and sister
of SirR. G. Throckmorton, Bart, (she d. 1843);
2nd 1845 Laura Anne, eldest dau. of the late Sir
Thomas Joseph De TrafFord, Bart., of Trafiford
Park, CO. Lancaster. , Educated at Stonyhurst
Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for North-
umberland (High Sheriff 1836). This family is of
ancient date in Scotland, having been originally
fixed in Normandy, and its members have always
t Died whilst these sheets were at press.
791
adhered to the Roman Catholic faith. — Felton Park
near Morpeth, Northumberland ; Stafford Club,
W.
ITeir, his son Thomas William Charles, b. 1828 ;
m. 1855 Henrietta, 2nd dau. of the Earl of Fingall,
K.P.
RIDDELL, "Walter, Esq. (of The Anchorage).
Son of the late Thomas Riddell, Esq., a Magistrate
for CO. Roxburgh (descended from the ancient
family of Riddell, formerly of Riddell, in the same
county, now represented by Sir Walter B. Riddell,
Bart.) ; b. 1807 ; m. 1830 Elizabeth Riddell, only
surviving child of the late Colonel L. MacLachlan,
of the 10th regiment. — The Anchorage, near Mel-
rose, Roxburghshire, N.B.
Heir, his son Thomas Alexander, b. 1831 ; late
H.E.I. Co's service, now Lieutenant Royal Ayr-
shire Militia Rifles.
RIDER,* Thomas, Esq. (of Boughton Monchel-
sea).
Son of the late Thomas Rider, Esq., of Boughton,
Kent. Is a Magistrate for Kent ; was M.P. for
Kent 1831-2, for W. Kent 1833-4. —Boughton
Monchelsea, near Staplehurst, Kent ; Reform
Club, S.W.
ROBERTS, Major-General Sir Henry Gee,
K.C.B. (or. 1859).
Second son of the late William Roberts, Esq., of
Gloucester, by Margaret, dau. of Roynon Jones,
Esq., of Hay Hill, co. Gloucester ; b. 1800 ;
m. 1838 Julia Maria, dau. of the Rev. Robert
Raikes, Rector of Longhope, co. Gloucester.
Entered the Indian Army, Bombay, 1818;
became Major-General 1854. — Hazledine House,
Redmarley, near Ledbury, Worcestershire.
Heir, his son Fi-ederic Boyd, b. 1841.
ROBERTSON",* Arthm- John, Esq. (of Inshes).
Eldest son of the late — Robertson, Esq., of
Inshes; b. 18 — ; m. and has issue. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Inverness. — Inshes,
Inverness-shire,
ROE, George Charles Lionel, Esq. (of Roes-
borough).
Second but only surviving son of the late Jame.s
Roe, Esq., of Roesborough (who was M.P. for
Cashel 1833-4), by Catharine, dau. of the late
Richard Chadwick, Esq., of Perryville, co. Tip-
per ary ; b. 1827; s. 1844; m. 1848 Elizabeth
Letitia, youngest dau. of the Rev. Richard Maule-
verer. Rector of Tipperary, and sister of Colonel
Mauleverer, C.B., 30th regiment. Educated at the
King's School, Sherborne, Dorset. — Roesborough,
near Tipperary, Ireland.
Heir, his son Richard Mauleverer, b. 1854.
ROE, Mrs. (of Ballyconnell House).
Daughter of the late Major Samuel Noble, of the
H.E.I. Co.'s service, by Prudentia, dau. of Major
Jerome Noble, of His Majesty's service, of Broom-
field, CO. Dublin ; m. 18 — George Roe, Esq., M.D.,
Roe]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
F.E.C.S. Ireland, of Ballyconnell House (who cl.
1858). This family is of English descent. Captain
Richard Roe, of ij.allsallin, co. Warwick, the an-
cestor of this branch of the family, went to Ireland
A.D. 1638, and settled at Mount Eoe, otherwise
Clanmacate, co. Armagh. — Ballyconnell House, co.
Cavan.
Ilcir, her son Samuel, M.B., b. 1830, Assistant-
Surgeon 92nd Highlanders.
BOEBITCK, John Arthiir, Esq., Q.C. (of Ashley
Arnewood).
Son of the late E. Roebuck, Esq., of Madras ;
b. 1803 ; m. 1834 Henrietta, dau. of the Rev. T.
Falconer, of Bath. Is a Barrister-at-Law (called
1831), late of the Northern Circuit ; a Bencher of
the Inner Temple ; was M.P. for Bath 1833-7
and 1841-7 ; has been M.P. for Sheffield since 1849.
— Ashley Arnewood, near Lyniington, Hants;
Reform Club, S.W. ; 19, Ashley Place, Pimlico,
S.W.
KOGERS,* "William Kissane, Esq.
Sou of the late — Rogers, Esq., of Kissane ;
b. 13—; m. 1852 Harriot, only dau. of the late
Rev. S. Serrell, Vicar of St. Cuthbert's, Wells,
Somerset. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork. This
family was formerly of Lota, co. Cork. — County
Club, Cork,
EOLT, Peter, Esq.
Son of the late John David Rolt, Esq., of Dept-
ford, Kent ; b. 1798 ; m. 1820 Mary, eldest dau. of
Thomas Brocklebank, Esq., of Deptford, Kent (she
d. 1845), Is a Merchant at Deptford ; was M.P.
for Greenwich 1852-7.— 23, Hyde-Park Gardens,
W. ; 72, Cornhill, E.C. ; Gresliam Club, E.C,
EOMILLT, Edward, Esq. (of Porthkerry).
Third son of the late Sir Samuel Romilly, and
yoimger brother of Sir J. Romilly, &. 1804 ; m. 1830
Sophia, dau. of Alexander Marcet, Esq., M.D.
Educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan ; was M.P.
for Ludlow 1833-4 ; appointed 1836 one of the
Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts, and
is now Chairman of the Board. — Porthkerry, Pen-
mark, Cowbridge, South Wales ; 14, Stratton
Street, Piccadilly, S.W.
B O R K E, John, Jun., Esq. (of Johnstoiin
House).
Second son of John Rorke, Esq., of Tyrelstown
House, CO. Dublin, by Mary, eldest dau. of John
BaU, Esq., of Eccles Street, Dublin; b. 1831.
Educated at Clongowes Coll. ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Meath ; late a Lieutenant in the Royal Limerick
regiment of Militia. — Johnstouu House, Enfield,
CO. Meath, Ireland.
ROSS, Charles, Esq.t
Only son of the late General Alexander Ross, by
Isabella, dau. of Sir Robert Gunning, Bart. ; b.
t Died whilst these sheets were at press.
1799 ; VI. 1825 Mary, dau. of Charles, 2nd Marquis
Cornwallis. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts ; was M.P.
for Orford 1822-6, St. German's 1826-32, North-
ampton 1832-7 ; a Lord of the Admiralty 1830, of
the Treasury 1834-5.-60, Portland Place, W.
Heir, his son Alexander, b. 1829 ; m. 1859
Juliana, dau. of William Moseley, Esq., of Leaton
Hall.
ROTHWELL,* Thomas, Esq. (of Black Castle).
Eldest son of the late Richard RothweU, Esq.,
D.L. (who was High Sheriff of co. Meath 1839)',
by Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Sutton,
Rector of Cloughill ; b. 1834; s. 1853. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co.
Meath. — Black Castle, near Navau, co. Meath.
ROUGH SEDGE,* Hornby, Esq. (of FoxghyU).
Eldest son of the late Rev. R. H. Roughsedge, for-
merly Rector of Liverpool ; b. 17 — ; is m. and has
issue. Is a Magistr.ate for co. Westmoreland, —
Foxghyll, near Ambleside, Westmoreland.
RCWLEY,* Henry, Esq. (of Cordoolough).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Taylor Rowley,
Esq., of CO. Meath ; b. 18 — ; m. 18 — a dau. of
Rev. Henry Lucas St. George, of Dromore, co.
Tyrone. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Monaghan. This family is a
younger branch of that of Lord Langford, — Cor-
doolough, CO. Monaghan,
RO"W"IjE"V", Thomas Taylor, Esq. (of Maperath).
Eldest son of the late Henry Fisher, Esq. (who
assumed the name of Rowley), by Sarah, only dau.
and heiress of James Johnston, Esq., of Cordoo-
lough, CO. Monaghan ; b. 1775 ; s. 1806 ; vi. 1st
1798 Eliza, dau. and co-heir of Daniel Toler, Esq.,
M.P., of Beechwood, co. Tipperary ; 2nd 1830
Georgina, dau. and co-heir of Standish O'Grady,
Esq., of Elton, co. Limerick. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; was High Sheriff of co. Meath
1805. This family is of English extraction, but
settled in Ireland temp. James I. — Maperath and
Sylvan Lodge, near Kells, co. Meath.
Jleii; his son Henry, b. 18 — ; m. 18 — Mary,
dau. of the Rev. Henry Lucas St. George,
RTJEPORD,'' Francis, Esq.
Son of the late Mr. Rufford, of Worcester ; h.
18 — . A Banker at Stourbridge and Brorasgrove,
and a Director of several Railway Companies ; was
M.P. for Worcester 1847-52.— Alfred Club, S.W,
RUNDLE, John, Esq. (of Tavistock),
Son of the late William Rundle, Esq., Merchant
and Banker, of Tavistock ; b. 1791 ; ni. 1824 Bar-
bara, dau. of the late John Gill, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for Devon, and a Banker at Tavistock ; was
M.P. for Tavistock 1835-43.— Tavistock, Devon.
Heir, his dau.
792
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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RUSSELL,* Champion, Esq. (of TJpminster
Hall).
Eldest son of Ihe late Champion Edward Eranfill,
Esq., of Upminster Hall, by Anne Eliza, dau. of
the Rev. Anthony Egerton Hammond, and brother
of Captain B. A. Eranfill (whom see) ; h. 182G ;
s. 184- ; assumed the name of Eussell. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex (High Sheriff
1859). — Upminster Hall, near Romford, Essex.
RUTHVElSr,* Edward, Esq. (of Ballyfan House).
Eldest son of the late Edward Southwell Ruthven,
Esq. (many years M.P. for Downpatrick and the
city of Dublin), by Mary, dau. of — Price, Esq.,
of CO. Down ; h. 180-. Was M.P. for co. Kildare
1832-7. This family was formerly named Trotter,
but the late Mr. Ruthven assumed by Royal license
the name now borne hy his son, to mark his de-
scent from the ancient Scottish house of Ruthven.
— Ballyfan House, near Enfield, co. Kildare.
SADLEIB, Thomas, Esq. (of Ballinderry House).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Sadleir, Esq. (who
was Clerk of the Peace for co. Tipperary 1812-42,
and brother to the late Provost of Trinity Coll.,
Dublin), by Margaret, dau. of John Watson, Esq. ;
h. 1796 ; m. 1S23 Eleanor W^hilelmina, eldest dau.
of Owen Saunders, Esq. of Largy, co. Cavan. Is
• a Magistrate for co. Tipperary (High Sheriff 1859).
Mr. Sadleir inherits the property of Castletown,
&c., from his father, in lineal descent ; and that of
Ballinderry in right of his wife. A pedigree of
the family, by Sir Walter Scott, is contained in
Arthur Clifford's edition of the Slate I'apers of Sir
Ralph Sadleii-, from whom the present Mr. Sadleir
is lineally descended. — Ballinderry House, Borriso-
kane, co. Tipperary, Ireland.
SADLER, James Hayes, Esq. (of Keynsham
Bury).
Eldest son of the late Rev. James Hayes Sadler, of
Keynsham Bury; h. 1796 ; s. 1845 ; is m. and has
issue. Educated at Jesus Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1818, M.A. 1829). —Keynsham Bury, near Chel-
tenham, Gloucestershire.
ST. AUBYlSr,* Langley, Esq. (of Alfoston).
Eldest son of the late St. Aubyn Gravenor, Esq.,
of Bristol, by a dau. of — ■ Langley, Esq. ; b. 1784 ;
s. 1843 ; is m. and has issue. Educated at Ballioj
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1806, M.A. 1810), Is a Ma-
gistrate for Somerset (High Sheriff 1850). This
family is a branch of the St. Aubyns of Devon and
Cornwall. — Alfoxton, near Bridgewater, Somerset.
ST. GEORGE, Charles Manners, Esq. (of Hat-
ley Manor).
Eldest son of the late R. St. George, Esq., of
Hatley Manor; b. 1791. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1813) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Leitrim. — Hatley Manor, near
Carrick-on-Shannon, Ireland,
ST. GEORGE,* Thomas Gordon, Esq. (of "Wood
Park).
Eldest son of the late Acheson St. George, Esq.,
by his 1st wife Eleanor, dau. of Robert Gordon,
793
Esq., of Clonmel ; b. 18—; s. 1855. la in the
Indian Civil service. This family descended from
a common ancestor with the Lords St. George, now
extinct, and Sir R. L. St. George, Bart. — Wood
Park, CO. Armagh.
SALTMARSHE, Philip, Esq. (of Saltmarshe).
Eldest son of the late Philip Saltmarshe, Esq., of
Saltmarshe, J. P. and D.L. for the E. Riding of
Yorkshire, by Harriet, dau. of Robert Denison,
Esq., of Kilnwick Percy, co. York; b. 1827;
s. 1846 ; VI. 1852 Blanche, youngest dau. of Robert
Denison, Esq., of Waplington Manor. Entered
the Army 1845 ; became Lieutenant 8th Huss.ars
1846. This family has been settled on its pi'esent
property for 800 years. — Saltmarshe, Howden,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Philip, b. 1853.
SALVIKT,* Gerard, Esq. (of Croxdale Hall).
Eldest son of the late William .J. Salvin, Esq., of
Croxdale, by the eldest dau. of the late — Webbe-
AVeston, Esq., of Sutton Place, Surrey ; b. 18 — ;
s. 1843 ; m. 1835 a dau. of the late H. Witham,
Esq., of Lartiugton. Educated at Stonyhurst
Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Durham, — Croxdale
Hall, Durham ; Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his son.
SAL'WEY, Colonel Henry (of Runnymede
Park).
Third son of the late Theophilus Richard Salwey,
Esq., of The Lodge, near Ludlow, co. Salop, by
Anna Maria, 2nd dau. and co-heir of Thomas Hill,
Esq., of Court of Hill, near Ludlow, Salop ; b.
1794; m. 1828 Eliza Philippa, dau. of John H.
Holder, Esq., of Stanton Lacy, near Ludlow. Is
a Magistrate for Surrey and a Colonel in the Army
retired ; formerly in the Coldstream Guards, and
served in the Peninsula, France, and Holland ;
was M.P. for Ludlow 1837-41 and 1847-52.—
— Runnymede Park, near Egham, Surrey ; Re-
form Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Herbert Augustus, h. 1848.
SANDARS, Joseph, Esq.
Eldest son of Joseph Sandars, Esq., late of Taplovv
House, Bucks ; b. 1821 ; m. 1850 Virginia, dau. of
the 2nd Marquis of Headfort, K.P. Educated at
Downing Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Bucks ; was M.P. for Yarmouth
1848-52.— Arthur's and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 15,
Eaton Square, S.W.
SAWDERS,* Lieut. - Colonel Robert, C.B. (of
Deer Park).
Eldest surviving son of the late — Sanders, Esq.,
of Deer Park. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork, and
a Lieutenant-Colonel 19tli foot. — Deer Park, near
Charleville, co. Cork.
SANKEY,* Captain Jacob Hiram, R.N", (of
Coolmore).
Only surviving son of the late Matthew Villiers
Sankey, Esq., of Coolmore, by Mary, sister of
Sar]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Major Elrington, Major of the Tower of London ;
h. 18 — ; m. 1844 Melita Anne, only dau. of the
late Captain G. W. Hamilton, R.N. Entered the
Eoyal Navy 1820, became Commander R.N. 1844 ;
served on the Mediterranean and other stations ;
is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary. — Coolmore, near
Fethard, co. Tipperary.
SARGEAIWT, James Primatt, Esq. (of Tewkes-
biu'y Park).
Third son of the late Rev. John Sargeaint, Rector
of Stanwick, co. Northampton, by tSarah, dau. of
R. Steed, Esq. ; h. 1831 ; m. 1856 Fanny, dau. of
Rev. Joseph Shapland, of Tewkesbury Park. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse and Jesus Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1853, M.A. 1856) ; is Inspector of
Army Schools, and Lieutenant commanding 1st
subdivision Gloucestershire Rifle Volunteers. —
Tewkesbury Park, Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son James Shapland, 6. 1858.
SAUNDERS ON", Alexander, Esq. (of Castle
Saunderson).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Alexander Saunder-
son, of Castle Saundei-son, some time M.P. for co.
Cavan, by Sarah Juliana, eldest dau. of the late
Lord Farnham ; h. 183- ; s. 1857. This family is
of English extraction, but has been settled in co.
Cavan for upwards of two centuries. — Castle Saun-
derson, CO. Cavan.
HeirPres., his brother Somerset, &. 183-.
SCAEISBEICK,* Charles, Esq. (of Scarisbrick
Hall).
Youngest son of the late Thomas Eccleston, Esq.,
of Eccleston, by a dau. of the late — Clifton, Esq.,
of Lytham, co. Lancaster ; h. 18 — ; s. his brother
18 — ; is married. Educated at St. Mary's Coll.,
Oscott ; was High Sheriff of co. Lancaster 1839. —
Scarisbrick Hall, near Orraskirk, Lancashire ; Staf-
ford Club, W.
Heir, his sou.
SCHONSWAR.t George, Esq. (of Keynsham
Place).
Eldest son of the late George Schonswar, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Hull 1830-2), by Lydia, dau. of
James Smith, Esq.; h. 1802; m. 1st 18— Eliza-
beth, dau. of T. Osbourne, Esq.-; 2nd 18— Eliza-
beth, dau. of Hall Overend, Esq., of Bolsover,
Yorkshire. Educated at Marischal Coll., Aber-
deen ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Gloucester. — Keynsham Place, Cheltenham.
Heir, his dau. Janet.
SCHREIBEK,* John Charles, Esq. (of Hen-
hurst).
Eldest son of the late — Schreiber, Esq. ; h. 17 — ;
m. 18 — a dau. of the late Sir J. Cameron, K.C.B.
Is a Magistrate for Kent. — Henhurst, near Wood-
church, Kent.
t Died whilst these sheets were at press.
SCOTT,* Carteret George, Esq. (of Malleny
House).
Eldest son of the late Francis Carteret Scott, Esq.,
of Malleny ; 6. 1804 ; m. and has issue. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Edinburgh ; was
formerly Captain E.I, Co.'s service. — Malleny
House, near Edinburgh.
Heir, his son.
SCOTT,* Thomas, Esq. (of 'Willsborough).
Eldest son of the late J. Scott, Esq., of Wills-
borough , h. 17 — ; has been thrice m. and has
issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Londonderry. — Willsborough, Eglinton, near
Derry.
Heir, his son.
SCOTT-KERR.
SCRIVENER.
(See Kerr.)
(See Pike-Scrivener.)
SCIJDAMORE, John Lucy, Esq. (of Kent-
church).
Eldest son of the late John Scudamore, Esq., of
Kentchurch, by a dau. of the late — Lucy, Esq.,
of Charlecote ; b. 179- ; tti. 1822 Sarah Laura, dau.
of the late Sir Harford Jones-Brydges, Bart., of
Boultibrooke. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Hereford ; formerly a Lieutenant-Colonel iu
the Army. — Kentchurch Court, near Hereford.
Heir, his only child Laura Adelaide, m. 1852
Fitzherbert Dacre, 2nd son of the Right Hon. E.
Lucas, of Castle Shane, co. Monaghan.
SCURPIELD,* George John, Esq. (of H\ir-
worth).
Son of the late — Grey, Esq., of Norton ; h
181 -; m. 1839 Anne Alice, dau. of the Rev
Hopper Williamson ; assumed the name of Scur
field by Royal license 1831. Educated at St
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836)
Is a Magistrate for N. Riding of Yorkshire. — Hur
worth, near Darlington.
Heir, his son.
SEELY, Charles, Esq. (of Heighington).
Only son of the late Mr. Charles Seely, of Lincoln ;
b. 1803 ; m. 1831 Mary, dau. of Jonathan Hilton,
Esq., of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Is a Magistrate for
the City, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lincoln ; elected M.P. for Lincoln 1847, and un-
seated on petition 1848 ; appointed High Sheriff of
Hants 1860. — Heighington, near Lincoln ; Brooke
House, Ryde, I. of Wight.
Heir, his son Charles, b. 1833 ; m. 1857 Emily,
dau. of William Evans, Esq., Crumpsall Grange,
Manchester.
SELBY,* John Strangeways Donaldson, Esq. (of
Cheswick House).
Only son and heir of the late Thomas Donaldson-
Selby, Esq., of Alnwick, formerly Captain 31st
foot, by Mary, only sister of the late Henry Col-
liugwood Selby, Esq. ; b. 17 — ; m. and has issue ;
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assumed the additional name of Selby by Royal
license 1839. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Northumberland. — Cheswick House, near Ber-
wick - on - Tweed ; Lindisfarne Priory; Alnwick,
Northumberland ; St. Helier's, Jersey.
Heir, his son.
SELBY,* Prideaux Jolin, Esq. (of Twizell
House).
Eldest son of the late George Selby, Esq., of Twi-
zell House ; h. 178- ; m. and has issue. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland (High
Sheriff 1822).— Twizell House, near Belford, North-
umberland.
SEKOCOLD.
(See Pearce-Serocold.)
S E Y S,* "William ^Eneas, Esq. (of TutshUl
House, Gloucestershire).
Son of the late Bev. William Seys, of Tutshill
House ; 6. 182-. Is a Magistrate for cos. Glou-
cester and Monmouth. — Tutshill House, near
Chepstow.
SHAIRP,* Norman, Esq. (of Houston).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Shairp, Esq., of
Houston ; h. 177- ; ni. and has issue. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for, and Convener of co.
Linlithgow ; was formerly an Officer in the E.I. Co.'s
service. — Houston, near Linlithgow, N.B.
Hdr, his son Thomas, b. 181- j is a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Linlithgow.
SHEDDEN,* Alexander, Esq. (of Bertli).
Son of the late J. Shedden, Esq., of Morris Hill,
CO. Ayr ; 6.17 — ; m. 1851 Martha, 2nd dau. of
the late James Wilson, Esq., E.R.S. — Berth,
Ayrshire.
SHEPPAKD, "Walter Cope, Esq. (of Shrewton).
Third son of the late Thomas Sheppard, Esq., of
Folkington, Sussex, and Shrewton, Wilts, by Sarah,
dau. of Richard Down, Esq., of Colney Hatch,
Middlesex ; h. 1806 ; s. 1858. Educated at Sand-
hurst Coll. ; is a Captain on half-pay, unattached.
— Shrewton, near Devizes, Wilts.
SHUTTLE"WORTH,* Jolin Joseph, Esq. (of
Hodsack Park).
Son of the late W. G. Shuttleworth, Esq., of Hod-
sack Park ; h. 17 — ; s. 183- ; m. 18 — a dau. of
the late — Dale, Esq., of Ashbourne. — Hodsack
Park, near Worksop, Notts.
SIMPSON,* Henry Bridgeman-, Esq. (of Bab-
worth).
Eldest son of the late Hon. John Bridgeman-
Simpson, by his 2nd wife Grace, dau. of S. Est-
wicke, Esq. ; h. 1795 ; m. 1830 Frances Emily,
dau. of Henry Baring, Esq., cousin of Lord Ash-
burton. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Notts. This family is a younger branch of that of
the Earl of Bradford. — Babworth, near East Ret-
ford, Notts.
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SIMPSON,* Joseph, Esq. (of AVTiitburn "West
House).
Son of the late C. Simpson, Esq., of Whitburn ;
h. 17 — . Is a Magistrate for co. Durham. — Whit-
burn West House, near Sunderland.
SINGLETON, Henry Corbet, Esq. (of Aclare).
Eldest son of the late Francis Corbet, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Joseph Deane, Esq., of Terrenure,
CO. Dublin, and widow of Anthony Cliffe, Esq., of
Abbey Br.aney, co. Wexford ; h. 1806 ; s. 1825 ;
m, 1833 Jane Perceval Compton, youngest dau. of
the late General William Loftus, and grand-dau. of
the 1st Marquis Townshend ; assumed by Royal
license the name of Singleton, under the will of his
great grand-uncle the Right Hon. Henry Singleton,
Master of the Rolls in Ireland. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Meath (High Sheriff 1842) ;
was formerly Lieutenant 7th Dragoon Guards.
This family is a branch of the Corbets of Shrop-
shire.— Aclare, near Drumconrath, co. Meath.
Heir, his son Henry Corbet, h. 1837 ; is Lieu-
tenant 30th foot,
SINGLETON, Thomas, Esq. (of Fort Singleton
and Auburn, co. Dublin).
Eldest son of the late Andrew Crawford, Esq., of
Auburn, co. Dublin, by Isabella, dau. of Thomas
Singleton, Esq., of Fort Singleton; b. 1807; s.
'1843. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dubhn ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Monaghan ;
was formerly a Lieutenant in the Army. This
family is of the same origin with that of the late
Archdeacon Singleton. — Fort Singleton, near Emy-
vale, CO. Monaghan.
SITWELL,* Edward Degge, Esq. (of Stainsby).
Eldest son of the late Edmund Sacheverell Wilmot-
Sitwell, Esq., of Stainsby, by a dau. of the late Sir
W. Wbeler, Bart. ; h. 1788 ; s. 1836. Was formerly
an Officer in the Army. This family is a younger
branch of that of Sir H. Wilmot, Bart., of Chaddes-
den. — Stainsby Hall, Derbyshire.
SIVE"WilIGHT,* John, Esq. (of Hartley Court).
Eldest son of the late John Sivewright, Esq., of the
Manor House, Old Windsor, by Mary, dau. of
J. Hughes, Esq. ; b. 1823 ; s. 1859. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks. — Hartley Court,
near Shinfield, Berks ; Peppar Park, Enley,
Berks.
SKENE, James, Esq. (of Rubislaw).
Eldest son of the late George Skene, Esq., of Ru-
bislaw, by Jane, dau. and heiress of James Moir,
Esq., of Stonywood ; h. 1775 ; s. 1778 ; m. 1806
Jane, dau. of Sir William Forbes, Bart, of Pitsligo.
Educated in Germany ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Aberdeen. — Rubislaw Den, near Aberdeen.
Heir, his son George, b. 1807 ; wi. 1831 Georgina,
dau. of Dr. Monro, of Craylochhent,
SKERRETT,* John Locke, Esq. (of Athgoe
Park),
Eldest son of the late — Skerrett. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Dublin (High Sheriff 183 -).— Athgoe
Park, CO. Dublin.
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COUNTY J^ AMiLiF.s OF
SKERRETT,* ■William Joseph, Esq. (of Finna-
vara House;,
Son of the late W. Skerrett, Esq., of Finnavara
House. Is a Magistrate for co. Clare. — Finnavara
House, near Burrin, co. Clare.
SLADEN,* John Baker, Esq. (of Ripple Court).
Eldest son of the late J. Sladen, Esq., of Ripple
Court ; b. 17- — ; in. and has issue. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Kent. — Ripple Court, Ring-
would, near Dover, Kent.
Heir, his son.
SliOANE-STAWLEY.
. (See Stanley.)
SMITH,* Benjamin, Esq.
Eldest son of the late William Smith, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Norwich 1826-30) ; b. 17—. Is a
JNIagistrate for Sussex and for Hastings ; was M.P.
for Sudbury 1835-7, for Norwich 1838-47.— The
Pai'ade, Hastings, Sussex ; Reform Club, S.W.
SMITH,* Henry Jeremiah, Esq. (of Beabeg).
Eldest son of the late Henry Jeremiah Smith, Esq.,
D.L., by his 1st wife INIargaret, dau. of Henry Os-
borne, Esq., of Dardistown Castle, co. Meath ; b.
1803; s. 1817; m. 1st 1828 Sarah Maria, dau. -of
Robert Harrison, Esq., of Preston, Kent; 2nd
1836 Henrietta Priscilla, sister of the 3rd Lord
Dorchester. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin. — -
— Beabeg, co. Meath.
Heir, his son (by 1st marriage) Henry Jeremiah,
h. 1S3-.
SMITE, Samuel George, Esq, (of Sacombe
Park).
Second son of the late Samuel Smith, Esq., M.P.,
by Elizabeth Frances, eldest dau. of the late Ed-
nuind Turner, Esq., and nephew of the 1st Lord
C.arington ; b. 1789; s. 1834; m. 1821 Eugenia,
3rd dau. of the Rev. Robert Chatfiold, LL.D.,
Vicar of Chatteris, co. Cambridge ; was M.P. f:ir
Wendover 1820-34. — Sacombe Park, near Ware,
Herts.
Jlcir, his son Samuel George (whom see).
SMITH,* "William Forster, Esq. (of Horsham
Park).
Eldest son of the late William Smith, Esq., of
Woodbridge House and Horsham Park, by Mary,
d.au. of the late Peter Du Cane, Esq., of Braxted
Park, Essex; b. 18—; s. 1845; m. 18— Lilla
Ro.salie, dau. of — Greene, Esq. Called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1844; is a Magistrate
for Sussex. — Horsham Park, Sussex.
SMITH, ■WiUiam Masters, Esq. (of Gamer).
Only son of the late George Smith, Esq., by Re-
becca, dau. of the Rev. Nicholas Brett, of Spring
. Grove, Kent; b. 1802 ; s. 1831 ; m. 183G Frances,
eldest dau. of Major-General Sir Howard Elphiu-
stone, Bart., C.B., of Ore Place, Sussex. Educated
at Harrow and at Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Kent (High ShfiriBF 1848), and was
M.P. for W. Kent 1852-7. This family is a younger
branch of the family of Sir Charles Smith, Bart., of
Sutton, Essex, and succeeded to the property of the
Masters of Camer, Meopham, Kent, through the
present owner's paternal grandmother, whose family
resided there for several centuries. — Camer, near
Gravesend, Kent.
SMITH-DORRIEK", Robert Algernon, Esq. (of
Haresfoot).
Second surviving son of the late James Smith, Esq.,
of Ashlyns, Herts, by Mary Isabella, dau. of Au-
gustus Pechell, Esq. ; b. 1814 ; m. 1845 Mary
Anne, dau. of Thomas Drever, M.D., and grand-
dau. and heiress of Thomas Dorrien, Esq., of
Haresfoot, whose name he assumed in addition to
that of Smith, by Royal license. Educated at
Harrow ; is a Magistrate for Herts and Lieutenant-
Colonel Herts ISIilitia ; was formerly Captain 16th
Lancers. — Haresfoot, near Berkhampstead, Herts.
Ifeir, his son Thomas Algernon, b. 1846.
SMITHViTICK,* Richard, Esq. (of Birchfleld).
Eldest son of the late Richard Smithwick, Esq., of
Birchfleld, co. Kilkenny, by a dau. of — • Fagan,
Esq. ; b. 1804. Educated at Clongowes Coll. ;
is a Magistrate for co. Kilkenny ; was M.P. for co.
Kilkenny 1846-7. — Birchfield, near Kilkenny.
SMYTH, Thomas Johnson, Esq. (of Lisburn).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Smyth, Esq., of
Lisburn; b. 17 — ; m. 1812 Charlotte, dau, of
E. Bruce, Esq., of Kilroot, co. Antrim. Educated
at Armagh and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Antrim, and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Down. — Lisburn, Ireland.
Ilcir, his son Roger Johnson, late M.P. for Lis-
burn, b. 1815.
SMYTH, "WiUiam Hamilton, Esq. (of Drum),
Eldest son of the late William Smyth, Esq., of
Drumcree, some time M.P. for co. Westmeath, by
his 2nd wife ; b. 17 — ; in. 1821 Isabella Margaret,
dau. of the late Henrj' Daniell, Esq., J. P. and
D.L., of New Forest, co. Westmeath. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Down.
— Drum, near Belfiist, co. Down.
Heir, his son William Maxwell, 6.1826; late
Lieutenant in the Westmeath Rifles.
SNEYD,* the Rev. John (of Ashcombe Park),
Eldest son of the late William Sneyd, Esq., J, P.
and D.L., of Ashcombe Park ; b. l79- ; has been
twice m. and has issue by each wife. Educated
at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1820, M.A,
1824) ; is a Magistrate for co. Stafford, and In-
cumbent of Ipstones. This family has been seated
in Staffordshire for several centuries. — Ashcombe
Park, near Leek, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son John William, a Magistrate for co.
Stafford.
SPAIGHT, James, Esq.
Second son of Francis Spaight, Esq., of Derry
Castle, CO. Tipperary, by Agnes, eldest dau. of
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the late James Patterson, Esq. ; b. 1820 ; m. 1850
Elizabeth, dau. of the late John Eckford, Esq.
Educated at Limerick and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is
a Merchant in Limerick, and a Magistrate for that
city, of which he was Mayor in 1856 ; was M.P.
for Limerick 1858-9. — Derry Castle, near Killaloe,
CO. Tipperary ; Conservative Club, S.W.
SPARLING,* ■William, Esq. (of Petton).
Son of the late — Sparling, Esq. ; b. 17 — ; in, and
has issue. Is a Magistrate for co. Salop (High
Sheriff 1810). — Petton, near Shrewsbury.
Heir, his son William, b. 1815 ; educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1840) ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1840.
SPARROW,* WiUiam Wynne, Esq. (of Red
HiU).
Son of the late — Sparrow, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Anglesey. — Gwyndy, Anglesey.
SPEARMAK", Henry John, Esq. (of Newton
Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Charles Spearman,
Esq., of Thornely, co. Durham, by the dau. and co-
heir of Samuel Brooke, Esq., of Birchington, Kent ;
b. 1794. Is a Magistrate for co. Durham (High
Sheriff 1860) ; was M.P. for Durham 1847-52.—
Newton Hall and Burn Hall, near Durham ;
Brookes' Club, S.W.
Jleir Pres., his nephew Henry Charles, Lieu-
tenant 66th foot, b. 1836.
SPEDDING-, James, Esq. (of Summergrove).
Eldest son of the late James Spedding, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Tliomas Harrington, Esq., of
Carlisle ; b. 1779 ; m. 1808 Mary, dau. of Lawsou
D. Ballantine, Esq., of Crookdake Hall. Educated
at Rugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Cumberland ; was formerly Captain 1st Foot-guards
and Major in the Royal Westmoreland Militia. This
family have been seated in Cumberland for nearly
200 years. — Summergrove, near Whitehaven, Cum-
berland.
Heir, his grandson James Wyndham Harrington
Percy, b. 1849.
STACKPOOLE, Captain William (of BaUyaUy).
Eldest son of the late Andrew Stackpoole, Esq., of
Ballyally, by Diana, dau. of Daniel Finucane, Esq.,
of Stamer Park, Ennis ; b. 1830 ; s. 185-. Edu-
cated at Cheltenham Coll. and Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin ; is a Magistrate for co. Clare and a Captain in
the Clare Militia; elected M.P. for Ennis 1860.
This family is a branch of the Stacpooles of
Edenvale. — Ballyally, near Ennis, co. Clare;
Union and Junior United Service Clubs, S.W. ;
The Albany, W.
STANDISH, Charles, Esq. (of Standish Hall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Strickland Standish,
Esq., of Sizergh (who assumed the name of Standish),
by his 1st wife Anastasia, dau. of Sir John Lawson,
Bart., of Brough Hall, co. York ; b. 1790 ; s. 1813 ;
m. 1822 Emma, dau. of JM. ds Mathiesen, of Paris.
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Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; was formerly M.P.
for Wigan. This family is descended from a com-
mon ancestor with the Standishes of Duxbury. —
Standish Hall, near Wigan, Lancashire ; 7, Grove-
End Road, St. John's Wood, N.W.
Heir, his son Charles Lionel, b. 1822 ; m. 1846
Sabina de Noailles, dau. of the Prince de Poix.
STANDISH,* William Standish Carr, Esq. (of
Duxbury Park).
Eldest son of the late William Standish Standish,
Esq., of Cooken Hall and Duxbury Park (who was
a D.L. for co. Lancaster, and High Sheriff 1846),
and who assumed the name of Standish in lieu of
Carr ; b. 1834 ; s. 1856. Is a Magistrate for co.
Lancaster ; was formerly an Officer in the 7th
Hussars. Represents in the maternal line the
family of Standish of Duxbury. + — Duxbury Park,
near Chorley, Lancashire.
STANHOPE, Major-General Philip Spencer.
Sixth son of the late Walter Spencer Stanhope,
Esq., of Cannon Hall, co. York, by Mary Winifred,
sole dau. and heiress of Thomas Babington Pul-
leine, Esq., of Carlton Hall, co. York ; b. 1799.
Educated at Westminster and Sandhurst ; ap-
pointed to the Grenadier Guards 1815 ; is a Major-
General in the Army. This family is a distant
branch of that of the Earl of Chesterfield. — United
Service, Boodles', and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 34,
St. James's Place, S.W.
STANLEY,* Edward, Esq. (of CrosshaU).
Eldest son of the late James Stanley, Esq., by
Augusta, dau. of John Cornwall, Esq. ; b. 1789 ;
m. 1819 Mary, 2nd dau. of James, 8th Earl uf
Lauderdale. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1812) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Lancaster. This family is a younger branch of
that of the Earl of Derby. — CrosshaU, near Orms-
kirk, Lancashire ; 14, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Edward, b. 1S2-.
STANLEY, WUliam Sloane, Esq. (of Paultons).
Son of the late W. Stanley, Esq., of Paultons ; b.
178- ; m. 1806 Gertrude, dau. of the 5th Earl of
Carlisle. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants. This family
is maternally descended from Sir Hans Sloane. —
Paultons, near Romsey, Hants.
Heir, his son W'illiam, b. 18 — ; ra. 18 — a dau.
of General J. Gubbins of Stoneham, Hants, and
sister of the Duchess of St. Alban's.
STANSPELD, Thomas Wolrych, Esq. (of Bur-
ley W^ood).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Wolrych Stansfeld,
Esq., of Burley Wood; b. 1829 ; s. 1858 ; is m.
and has issue. — Barley Wood, near Leeds, York-
shire.
Heir, his son Thomas.
t Of this family was " Miles Standish, the Puritan Cap-
tain."
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
STANTON, 'WiUiam Henry, Esq. (of The
Thrupp).
Son of the late William Stanton, Esq., Manufac-
turer, of Stroud ; h. 1790 ; m. 1823 Jane, eldest
dau. of the late Roger Smith, Esq., of The Manor
House, Walworth, Surrey. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester ; was M.P. for
Stroud 1841-52.— The Thrupp, near Stroud, Glou-
cestershire.
Heir, his son William Henry, i. 1824 ; educated
at Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1846).
STAPYLTON,* Stapylton, Esq. (of Myton
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Martin Stapylton, Esq., of
Myton HaU ; h. 179- ; m. and has issue. — Myton
Hall, near Boroughbridge, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Henry Miles, h. 18 — ; is a Magis-
trate for the N. Riding of Yorkshire.
STARKIE, Le Gendre Nicholas, Esq. (of Himt-
royde).
Eldest surviving son of the late Le Gendre Piers
Starkie, Esq., of Huntroyde, by Charlotte, dau. of
the Rev. Benjamin Preedy, D.D. ; h. 1799 ; s. his
brother 1815 ; m. 1827 Ann, dau. of A. Cham-
berlain, Esq., of Rilston-in- Craven, co. York. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ;
was formerly M.P. for Pontefract. This family is
a branch of the ancient house of Starkie of Stret-
ton, CO. Chester. — Huntroyde, Lancashire, and
Ashton Hal], near Lancaster.
Heir, his son Le Gendre Nicholas, h. 1828 ; a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster,
and Captain 2nd Lancashire Militia ; was formerly
M.P. for Clitheroe.
STAVELEY, Captain Thomas Kitchenhamt (of
Old Sleningford HaU).
Son of the late — Hutchinson, Esq. ; 6. 1790 ;
s. 1814 to the property of the late General Miles
Staveley (the last male heir of an ancient Yorkshire
family), whose name he assumed ; m. 1st 18—
Mary, dau. of the late John Claridge, Esq., of Jer-
vaulx Abbey, co. York (she d. 1851) ; 2nd 185-
Annie, only dau. of the late late Staff- Surgeon
Burmester. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
the N. Riding of Yorkshire, and a Magistrate for
the Liberty of Ripon ; was M.P. for Ripon 1833-4 ;
served in the Royal Engineers 1808-15, and retired
on the rank of Captain. — Old Sleningford Hall,
near Ripon, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son by his 2nd marriage, 6. 185-.
STEUART,* 'William M'Adam, Esq. (of Glen-
ormiston).
Eldest son of the late — Steuart, Esq., of Glen or-
miston ; 6. 17 — . — Glenormiston, Peebles, N.B.
STETJART-MENZIES.
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t Died whilst these sheets were at press.
STE-WART, Eev, Edward.
Eldest son of the late Hon, Edward R. Stewart
(5th son of John, 7th Earl of Galloway), by Lady
Katharine Charteris, dau. of Lord Elcho, and sister
of the Earl of Wemyss ; h. 1808 ; m. 1838 Louisa
Anne, dau. of the late Charles John Herbert, Esq.,
of Muckross, co. Kerry. Educated at Eton and
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1834); ap-
pointed Rector of Lainston 1850, and Vicar of
Sparsholt, Hants, 1842 ; was M.P. for Wigton,
&c., 1831-4. — Sparsholt Vicarage, near Win-
chester, Hants.
STEWART, the Rev. James (of Glengyres).
Eldest son of the late Hon. Montgomerie G. J.
Stewart, of Glengyres, by Catherine, dau. of Patrick
Honeyman, Esq., of Armadale; h. 1819 ; s. 1860.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1841) ;
is Curate of Benhall, Suffolk. This family is a
younger branch of that of the Earl of Galloway. —
Benhall, near Saxmundham, Suffolk.
STEWART,* John, Esq. (of Belladrum).
Son of the late — Stewart, Esq., of Belladrum.
Is a Magistrate for co. Inverness; was M.P. for
Beverley 1828-30. — Belladrum, Inverness-shire,
N.B.
STEWART, John, Esq.t
Son of the late — Stewart, Esq. ; h. 1789. Is a
West-Indian Proprietor ; was M.P. for Lymington
1832-47.— 2, Burwood Place, Hyde Park, W.
STEWART -MACKENZIE, Keith WiUiam,
Esq. (of Seaforth).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. J. A. Stewart-
Mackenzie, M.P., of Seaforth, by the Hon. Mary
Elizabeth Mackenzie, dau. of the last Lord Sea-
forth and widow of Sir Samuel Hood ; h. 1818 ;
s. 1843; m. 1844 Hannah Charlotte, dau. of J. J,
Hope-Vere, Esq., of Craighall. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Ross. This family is a younger
branch of that of the Earl of Galloway. — Braham
Castle, Seaforth, Ross-shire, N.B.
STONE, Henry, Esq. (of Badbury).
Eldest son of the late Bayntun Stone, Esq., Lieu-
tenant-Colonel 58th foot, by Anne, only dau. of
John Stone, Esq., of Badbury, Wilts ; h. 1824 ;
m. 1850 Katherine Mary, eldest dau. of the late
Anthony George Biddulph, Esq., of Burton Park
and Brambbetye House, Sussex, and of Katherine,
dau. of Simon Scrope, Esq., of Danby, co. York.
Was formerly in the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons. —
Badbury, Wilts ; Army and Navy Club, S.W. ;
Stafford Club, W.
STONE, WiUiam Henry, Esq. (of Streatley
House).
Only son of the late William Stone, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of C. Morrell, Esq., of Wallingford, Berks;
h. 1799 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1830 Emily, only dau. of
J. Morrell, Esq., of Headington Hill, near Oxfoi-d.
t Died whilst these sheets were at press.
798
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Sym
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1827 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon and for Berks
(High Sheriff 1847) ; was formerly a Commissioner
of Bankruptcy. This family have been located for
a hundred years in Berkshire. — Streatley House,
near Reading, Berks ; Union and University Clubs,
S.W.
STOPFOBD-BLAIR, ■William Henry, Esq. (of
PeTminghame House).
Eldest surviving son of the late Hon. Edward
Stopford, son of the Earl of Courtown, who assumed
the name of Blair on succeeding to the property of
his brother-in-law, the late James Blair, Esq., M.P.,
of Penninghame, by Letitia, dau. of the late
William Blacker, Esq., of Carrick Blacker ; h. 178-;
m. 1825 Mira Sophia, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel
Bull, C.B. Is a Colonel in the Army ; was for-
merly in the Royal Artillery. — Penninghame,
near Newton Stewart, Wigtonshire, N.B. ; 3, Port-
man Square, W.
Heir, his son Edward James, an Officer in the
13th Light Dragoons ; b. 1826 ; in. 1853 Elizabeth
Lfetitia Morgan, eldest dau. of the Very Rev.
H. U. Tighe, Dean of Ardagh ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wigton.
STOB.ER,* Anthony Morris, Esq. (of Purley).
Eldest son of the late A. Storer, Esq. of Purley.
Is a Magistrate for Berks, and an Officer in the
local Militia. — Purley, near Reading, Berks.
STRICKLAISTD,* Ckarles, Esq. (of Loughglynn).
Eldest son of the late Walter Strickland, Esq., of
Loughglynn ; Ij. 18 — ; m. 18 — Maria, dau. of
— Farrell, Esq., of Dublin. Educated at Stony-
hurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate for Roscommon. This
family is descended from a common ancestor with
the Stricklands of Sizergh. — Loughglynn House,
CO. Roscommon.
Heir Pres., his brother.
STRICKLAND, Walter, Esq. (of Sizergh, Lan-
cashire).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Strickland, Esq., of
Sizergh, by Ida, youngest dau. of the Baron deFin-
guerlin Bisahengen ; h. 1825 ; s. 1846. Educated
at Oscott Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Lancaster. — Sizergh House, near Miln-
thorpe.
STUART, ■WiUiam VUliers, Esq. (of Castle-
town).
Second son of the late Lord Henry Stuart, and
brother of Lord Stuart de Decies (whom see) ;
h. 1804 ; m. 1833 Catharine, only dau. of Michael
Cox, Esq., and niece of the late Lord Dunalley.
Is Vice-Lieut, and Dep. Lieut, for co. Waterford,
and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Kilkenny ; was M.P. for
CO. Waterford 1835-47. — Castletown, near Carrick-
on-Suir, co. Waterford ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry John Richard, h. 1837 ; is
Lieutenant 68th foot.
799
SURMAN,* John Surman, Esq. (of Tredington),
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester.
— Tredington, near Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire.
SUTTON,* John Stapylton, Esq. (of Elton
HaU).
Eldest son of the late George William Sutton,
Esq., of Elton Hall ; h. 183- ; s. 1853; is m.—
Elton Hall, near Stockton-on-Tees, co. Durham.
SVt/"AIN"STO]Sr,* the Rev. Edward. Christopher
(of Wistanstow).
Son of the late Rev. Christopher Swainston,
of Wistanstow, by Elizabeth his wife; h. 1811;
s. 1854 ; is m. and has issue. .Educated at Wor-
cester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1843) ;
appointed Rector of Wistanstow 1855. This family
is of Yorkshire extraction. — Wistanstow Rectory,
near Shrewsbury, Shropshire.
SWTPT, Richard, Esq. (of Herongate).
Son of the late Timothy Swift, Esq., by Susannah,
dau. of J. Gary, Esq. ; h. 1811 ; m. 1836 Kate,
dau. of John O'Brien, Esq. Is a Merchant and
wholesale Manufacturer in London ; was Sheriff of
London 1851-2 ; M.P. for co. Sligo 1852-7— St.
Mary's, Herongate, near Brentwood, Essex ; West-
hill House, Wandsworth, Surrey ; Parthenon
Club, W.
SWIRE.t the Rev. John (of Cononley Hall).
Eldest sou of the late John Swire, Esq., of Cononley
Hall, CO. York ; h. 1797 ; m. and has issue. Edu-
cated at University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1819, M.A.
1823) ; appointed Vicar of Manfield 1823. —
Cononley Hall, near Leeds, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son John, in Holy Orders, Perpetual
Curate of Stretton, co. Stafford ; h. 1822 ; educated
at University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1844).
SYMONS, "WiUiam, Esq. (of The Hatt).
Eldest son of the late Wm. Symons, Esq., of The
Hatt and Broadmere, by Elizabeth, dau. of —
Penn, Esq. ; b. 1818 ; m. 184- Caroline, dau. of
J. Southwell, Esq. Is a Magistrate for Cornwall,
and Recorder of Saltash. This ancient Norman
family descends direct from Simon de St. Sever,
who came over with the Conqueror and returned to
Normandy. His son Adam FitzSimon (named in
Battle Abbey Roll) received grants of land in Suffolk
and Herts temp. Edward III. One of the family.
Sir Richard FitzSimon, was made 16th " Founder "
of the order of the Garter. The second and third
branches of the house are represented by Lieu-
tenant William Symons, R.N., and by Jelinger
Symons, Esq. (whom see). — The Hatt, near Saltash,
Cornwall.
Heir, his son William Penn, b. 1843.
SYMONS, Jelinger Charles, Esq. (of The Vine-
yard, near Hereford).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Jelinger Symons, Rector
of Radnage, &c., and a Magistrate for co. Hereford ;
t Died whilst these sheets were at press.
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Syn]
h. 1809 ; m. 1845 Angelina, dau. of Edward
Kendall, Esq., late of Davy Park, and High
Sheriff for Breconshire. Educated at Corpus
Christi Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1831); called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1843, and appointed one
of H.M. Inspectors of Schools in 1847. This
family is the same as that of Symons of the Hatt
(whom see). — Great Malvern, Worcestershire ;
Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Jelinger Edward, l. 1846.
SYNGE, Mrs. (of 'Weston Lodge).
Mary Anne, dau. of the late John Paget, Esq., of
Cranmore Hall and Newberry House, Somerset ;
m. 1819 Francis Hutchinson Synge, Esq. (2nd
son of the late Sir Robert Synge, Bart.), a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset (who d. 1854).
— Weston Lodge, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset.
SYN NOT, Marcus, Esq. (of Ballymoyer
House).
Eldest son of the late Marcus Synnot, Esq., by
J,ane, dau. of T. Gilson, Esq., of Wood Lodge, co.
Lincoln; h. 1816; s. 18.55; m. 1844 Ann, eldest
dau. of William Parker, Esq., of Hanthorpe House,
CO. Lincoln. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A, 1836) ; called to the Irish Bar 1840 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Armagh (High Sheriff 1852). —
Ballymoyer House, near Newtown Hamilton, co.
Armagh ; Sackville-Street Club, Dublin.
Heir Pves., his brother Mark Seton, 6. 1820;
m. 1843 Ann Jane, dau. and co-heiress of the late
Mark Synnot, Esq.
TAYLEUBE,* "William, Esq. (of Buntingsdale).
Eldest son of the late John Tayleure, Esq., who
was a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop ;
was High Sheriff of co. Salop 1827 ; was M.P. for
Bridgewater 1833-4. — Buntingsdale, Shropshire.
TAYLOB,* Mascie Domville, Esq. (of Lymm
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Mascie Domville
Taylor, M.A., of Lymm Hall, Rector of Moreton
Corbett, co. Salop, and of Langton, co. York ;
5. 181- ; s. 1845. Was formerly an Officer in the
Army. — Lymm Hall, near Warrington, Cheshire.
TEMPEST,+ Henry, Esq. (of Newland Hall).
Second son of the late Stephen Tempest, Esq., of
Broughton, co. York, and Coleby, co. Lincoln, by
Elizabeth, dau. of the late H. Blundell, Esq., of
Ince Blundell, co. Lancaster, and brother of Sir
C. Tempest, Bart. ; h. 1795 ; m. 1829 Jemima,
dau. of the late Sir T. J. de Trafford, Bart. Is a
Magistrate for Yorkshire. — Newland Hall, near
AVakefield, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Charles Henry, h. 1834.
TEMPLEB, th.e Bev. Jolm (of Knowles).
Second son of the late James Templer, Esq., of
Stover, Devon ; h. 178- ; s. his brother 1843 ;
t Died whilst these sheets were at press,
in. 1818 Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph Surter, Esq., of
Ashburton, Devon. Educated at Tiverton and
Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1809, M.A. 1818) ;
appointed Rector of Teigngrage 1832. This family
was formerly of Stover, now the property of the
Duke of Somerset. — Knowles, near Newton Abbot,
Devon.
Heir, his son Reginald William, &. 182-.
TENNANT,* John Bobert, Esq. of Kildwick
Hall).
Son of the late — Tennant, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire.
— Kildwick Hall, near Skipton, Yorkshire.
TENNENT,* Hobert James, Esq. (of Belfast),
Only son of the late Dr. Tennent, of Belfast, by the
cousin of the wife of Sir J. Emmerson-Tennent
(whom see) ; h. 1803 ; m. 1830 Eliza, dau. of the
late John McCracken, Esq., of Belfast (she d,
1850). Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; called
to the Irish Bar 1833 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Antrim, and a Magistrate for co.
Down; was M.P. for Belfast 1847-52.— Hercules
Place, Belfast ; Reform Club, S.W.
THOMAS,* Francis Henry, Esq. (of Hereford).
Son of the late F. Thomas, Esq. ; h. 1787. Edu-
cated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1809, M.A.
1813) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Hereford. — Hereford.
THOMAS,* George Freeman, Esq. (of Yapton).
Eldest son of the late Freeman Thomas, Esq., of
Yap ton and Ratton, by Amelia, dau. of Colonel
Frederick ; h. 1837 ; s. 1858. Educated at Eton.
■ — Ratton, near Willingdon, Sussex; Yapton, near
Arundel, Sussex.
Heir Pres., his brother Freeman Frederick, an
Officer in the Rifle Brigade, h. 183-.
THOMPSON, George, Esq. (of Pitmedden
House).
Son of the late A. Thompson, Esq., of Madras,
by Anne, dau. of G. Stephens, Esq. ; h. 1804 ;
m. 1830 Christiana, dau. of Rev. Dr. Kidd. Edu-
cated at Marischal Coll., Aberdeen ; is a Merchant
and a Shipowner of Aberdeen, of which town ho
has also been Provost ; was M.P. for Aberdeen
1852-7. — Aberdeen ; Pitmedden House, Dyce,
Aberdeenshire, N.B. ; 5, Golden Square, W. ;
Reform Club, S.W.
THOMPSON,* Jolin, Esq. (of Cloniin).
Son of the late Major W. Thompson, of Clonfin,
J. P. for CO. Longford ; 6. 179- ; is m. and has
issue. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, forco.
Longford. — Clonfin, near Granard, co. Longford.
Heir, his son William Robert, formerly an officer
in the Army, h. 18 — .
THORNHILL, George, Esq. (of Diddington,
Hunts).
Eldest son of the late George Thornhill, Esq., of
Diddington, who was M.P. for Hunts 1837-52 ;
h. 1811 ; s. 1852. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
800
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Tyr
for Hunts. This family is a Lrancli of tlie Tlioru-
liills of Stanton Fixby and Riddlesworth (whom
see). — Diddiiigton, near ISuckden.
THORNHILL,* Thomas, Esq. (of Riddles-
Tvorth).
Natural son of the late Thomas Thornhill, Esq., of
Riddlesworlh ; h. 18 — . Is a Magistrate for Nor-
folk and a Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk (High Sheriff of
Suffolk 18G0).— Riddlesworth Hall, near E. Har-
linsr, Norfolk.
THOROLD, Henry, Esq. (of Cuxwold).
Eldest son of Henry Thorold, Esq., of Cuxwold,
by Mary, eldest dau. of the Rev. John Skynner,
Rector of Easton, co. Northampton ; h. 1798 ;
s. 1803 ; m. 1830 Maria Antonia, only dau. of the
late Rear-Admiral Mansel, of Charlton, co. Glou-
cester. Educated at Winchester and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and dep. Lieut, for co.
Lincoln. — Cuxwold and Ravendale, near Lincoln ;
Eoodle's and Arthur's Clubs, S.W. ; 35, Gloucester
Square, Hyde Park, W.
Heir, his son William, h. 1840.
THUESBY, the Hev, WiUiam (of Ormerod
Hovise).
Second son of the late John Harvey Thursby, Esq.,
by Emma, dau. of William Pigott, Esq., J. P., of
Doddershull, Eucks ; m. 1824 Eleanor Mary, eldest
dau. of the late John Hargraves, Esq., and of
Charlotte Anne, his wife, heiress of Ormerod.
Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1818, M.A.
1820). Incumbent of St. John's, Worsthorm; late
Vicar of All Saints', Northampton, and of Har-
dingstone ; was Domestic Chaplain to his late R.H.
the Duke of Cambridge ; is Magistrate for co.
Lancaster. — Ormerod House, near Burnley, Lan-
cashire.
Heir, his son John Hardy, a Magistrate for co.
Lancaster ; late Lieutenant 90th Light Infantr;/,
Major of the 7th Royal Lancaster Rifles ; m.
Clara, youngest dau. of the late Colonel Williams,
R.E., niece of the Hon. Mr. Justice Williams.
TITTLE,* Jolin Moore, Esq.
Son of the late John Tittle, Esq. ; h. 1791 ; m. and
lias issue ; is a Magistrate for co. Londonderry, and
for the Borough of Coleraine ; became a Captain iu
the Army, unattached, 1350. — Portstewart, co.
Londonderry.
Heir, bis son John Moore, 1). 1825 ; entered the
Army 1844, and was formerly an Officer in the 1st
W. Indian regiment of foot.
TOWN SEND,* Robert Lawrence, Esq. (of
Steanbridge House).
Eldest son of the late. Rev. Dr. Townsend, Rector
of Bishop's Cleeve; h. 179S ; m. 18— Mary, dau.
of — William.s, Esq. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester;
■was formerly a Captain iu the Army. This family
is descended from the Lawrences of AVilts, and his
father assumed the present name on inheriting an
801
estate devised to him by — Townsend, Esq., of
, near Bristol. — Steanbridge House, near
Stroud, Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son Robert.
TRAPPORD, Mrs. (of Panthoel).
Maria, dau. of the late John Le Marchant, Esq.,
of Guernsey ; m. 18 — • General Thomas Samuel
Trafford, of Panthoel, and formerly of Swithanly
Park, CO. Stafford, who d. 1857.— Panthoel, Car-
marthenshire ; Melrose, Guernsey.
Heir, her son Edward Le Marchant.
TRENCH,* the Very Rev. Richard Chenevix,
D.D. (Dean of Westminster).
Second son of Richard Trench, Esq., Barrister-at-
Law, byMelesina, grand-dau. and heir of the late
Right Rev. Richard Chenevix, Lord Bishop of
Waterford ; h. 1805 ; in. 1832 his cousin the Hon.
Frances Maiy, eldest dau. of the late Francis
Trench, Esq., and sister of Lord Ashtown. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1826,
M.A. 1831, B.D. 1843, D.D. 1856); appointed
Incumbent of Abson, Hants, 1833, Vicar of Itchen-
stoke 1844, Hulsean Lecturer at Cambridge
1845-6, Dean of Westminster 1856.— The Deanery,
W^estminster, S.W. ; University and Oxford and
Cambridge Clubs, S.W.
TRENCH-GASCOIGNE.
(See Qascoifjne.)
TROTTER,* Lieut.-Colonel Robert Knox (of
Ballindean).
Eldest son of the late William Trotter, Esq., of
Ballindean, by a dau. of — Knox, Esq., ; 6. 180- ;
m. 1833 Mary, eldest dau. of John, 8th Lord
Rollo. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Perth ; entered the Army 1825, is a Lieutenant-
Colonel in the Army, and Sub-Inspector of Militia,
— Ballindean, Perthshire.
TURNER, Charles, Esq. (of Ferriby).
Son of the late Ralph Turner, Esq., of Kingston-
on-HuU ; h. 1803 ; m. 1843 Anne, dau. of C. Whi-
taker, Esq., of Melton Hill, co. York. Is a Magis-
trate for CO. Lancaster and for Liverpool, and a
Merchant in that city ; was M.P. for Liverpool
1852-3. — Dingle Head, near Liverpool ; Ferriby,
Yorkshire ; Union and Carlton Clubs, S.W,
TYNDALE,* John William Warre, Esq. (of
Westfleld Lodge).
Eldest son of the late George Booth Tyndale,
Esq., of Westfield Lodge; b. 1810 ; s. 185- ; in.
1845 Helen, dau. of the late Sir E. Synge, Bart.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A.
1835) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1839. —
Westfield Lodge, Hayling, near Havaut, Hants.
TYRELL,* Charles, Esq. (of Plashwood).
Son of the late C. Tyrell, Esq., of Gipping Hall and
Polstead, Suffolk, h. 17—. Is a Magistrate for Suf-
folk ; was M.P. for Suffolk 1830-2, for W. Suffolk
3 P
Tyr]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1833-4. Is descended from a common ancestor with
Sir J. Tyrell, Bart. His ancestors Lave resided at
Gipping Hall, Suffolk, above 300 years. — Plash-
wood, Haughley, near Stowniarket, Suffolk.
TYRINGHAM, WiUiam Backwell, Esq. (of
Tyringham).
Eldest son of the late James Backwell Praed, Esq.,
M.P., of Tyringham, by Sophia, dau. of Charles
Choplin, Esq., of Blankney, co. Lincoln ; h. 18 — ;
s. 1837. Exchanged his paternal name for that of
Tj-ringham byEoyal license in 1859. Educated at
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Bucks (High Sheriff 1860).— Ty-
ringham, near Newport Pagnell, Bucks ; Trevethoe,
nearHaylc; Cornwall ; Carlton Club, S.W.
TYSSEN,* Charles Amherst, Esg. (of M"orth.
would Lodge).
Second son of the late William George Daniel,
Esq., of Foley House, Kent, who assumed the
additional name of Tyssen ; and uncle of W. G.
Tyssen-Aniherst, Esq. (whom see) ; &. IS — ; s.
1838. Is a Magistrate for Norfolk ; was formerly
an Officer in the Army. — Northwould, near Stoke
Ferry, Norfolk.
UNIACKE,* Norman, Esq. (of Mount Uniaeke).
Son of the late James FitzGerald Uniaeke, Esq., of
Mount Uniaeke ; is m. and has issue. This family
is a branch of the Ducal house of Leinster. —
Mount Uniaeke, near Killeigh, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Norman, h. 18 — ; m. 1844 Mary
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Colonel Drinkwater-
Bethune, of Balfour, co. Fife.
URQUHART, Beauchamp Colelough, Esq, (of
Meldrum and Byth).
Third surviving son of the late George Urquhart,
Lieutenant-Colonel 66th regiment, by Bridget, dau.
of Beauchamp Colelough, Esq., of Boardmore, co.
Carlow ; b. 17 — ; tn. 1819 Anne Jane FitzSimons,
dau. of P. FitzSimons, Esq., of Streamstown, co.
Westmeath. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Aberdeen. Is head of the clan Urquhart, who
suffered severely in the cause of the Stuarts, and
were heritable SheiifFs of co. Cromarty from the
time of Edward I. till 1745. — Old Meldrum and
Byth, near Turriff, Aberdeenshire, N.B.
Heir, his 2nd surviving son Beauchamp, h. 1830;
TO. 1860 Isabella Forbes, dau. of General Sir Hugh
Fraser, K.C.B., Hon. E.I. Co.'s service, of Brae-
langwell, Eoss-shire.
VADE-WALPOLE,- Kichard Henry, Esq. (of
Preethorpe).
Eldest of the late Rev. Ashton Vade, by Mary
Rachel, dau. of the Hon. Richard Walpole, M.P.,
whose name he assumed ; h. 1799 ; m. 1834 Harriet,
dau. of the late Thomas Buncombe, Esq., and
niece of the 1st Lord Feversham. Is a Dep.
Lieut, for Norfolk. — Freethorpe, near Acle, Nor-
folk ; 38, Upper Brook Street, W.
VANSITTART, Coleraine Robert, Esq. (of
Shottesbrooke Park).
Eldest son of the late Arthur Vansittart, Esq., of
Shottesbrooke, by Diana, dau. of the late Sir John
Crosbie, K.H., Wattergate, Sussex; h. 1833; s.
]859. Is a Captain in the Army. Is head and
representative of the family of Vansittart. — Shottes-
brooke Park, near Maidenhead, Berks ; Foots
Cray, near Bromley, Kent.
VAWDREY, the Rev. Daniel.
Son of the late — Vawdrey, Esq. ; h. 1808 ; in.
1842 Christiana Anne, only dau. of R. P. Hadfield,
Esq., of Wilmington, co. Chester. Educated at
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1832).
Appointed Rector of North Darley, Derbyshire,
1847. — North Darley Rectory, near Matlock,
Derbyshire.
VENABLES, Thomas Alfred, Esq. (of Wood-
MU).
Fourth but eldest surviving son of the late Lazarus
Jones Venables, Esq., of Woodhill, Oswestry, by
Alice, dau. of Thomas .Tolley, Esq., of Liverpool;
h. 1816 ; s. 1858 his brother the late Edward Fre-
derick Venables, Esq., who m. 1851 Eliza Power,
eldest dau. of R. H. Kinchant, Esq., of Park Hall,
Oswestry. — Woodhill, near Oswestry, Shropshire.
Heir Pres., his brother WiUiam, b. 1818 ; m. 1859
Augusta Mary, dau. of John Adams, Esq., of
Holyland, Pembroke.
VIGORS,* John CUffe, Esq. (of Burgage),
Son of the late — Vigors, Esq. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Carlow. — Burgage, near Leighlin Bridge,
CO. Carlow.
VINER,* Joseph Ellis, Esq. (of Badgeworth).
Son of the late — Ellis, Esq., by a dau. of — Viner,
Esq. ; h. 18 — ; rii. and has issue. Has assumed
the additional name of Viner ; is a Magistrate for
CO. Gloucester. — Badgeworth, near Cheltenham,
Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son Alfred William, b. 1823 ; educated
at University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1845).
WADDINGTON,^ David, Esq.
Son of the late Mr. Waddington, of Scotland ;
b. 1801 ; m. 18— widow of Mr. ■ , of Manches-
ter. Is Chairman of the Eastern Counties Rail-
way, and a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ; was for-
merly a Merchant at Manchester ; was M.P. for
Maldon 1847-52, for Harwich 1852-7. —Adelaide
House, Enfield, Middlesex ; Carlton Club, S.W.
"WADE,* William Blaney, Esq. (of Clonebraney),
Son of the late — Wade, Esq. ; b. 17 — ; ni. 18 —
Frances, elder dau. of Sir John Craven Garden, 1st
Bart. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Meath. — Clone-
braney, near Crossakiel, co. Meath.
Heir, his son Robert Craven, a Magistrate for
CO. Meath, b. IS—.
802
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[War
WADE-GERY, William Hugh, Esq. (of Bvish-
ruead Priory).
• Eldest soa of the late Rev. Hugh WaJe-Gery, of
Bushmead Prioiy, by Hester, dau. of William
Gery, Esq., of Bushmead Priory ; b. 1791 ; .<. 1832 ;
m. 1829 Anne, dau. of John Milues, Esq., of
Beckiugham. Educated at Emmanuel Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1821) ; is a Magistrate
for Beds and Hunts. — Bushmead Priory, near Eton
Socon, Beds.
Jleir, his son William, h. 1832.
WAKLEY,* Thomas, Esq.
Son of the late Henry Wakley, Esq., of Membury,
Devon ; li. 1795 ; m. 1820 Mary, youngest dau.
of Joseph Goodchild, Esq. Is a Surgeon, and
Editor and Proprietor of the Lancet; is a Magis-
trate and Coroner for Middlesex ; was M.P. for
Finsbury 1835-52. —Matlock, near Buxton, Der-
byshire ; Eeform Club, S.W. ; 1, Bedford Street,
W.C.
"WALDIE,* John, Esq.. (of Undersyde Park).
Son of the late George Waldie, Esq., of Under-
syde Park and of Forth House, Newcastle-on-
Tyne ; b. 17 — ; s. 1826. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Eoxburgh. — Undersyde House, near
Kelso, Koxburghshire.
"WAIjKEE,, Charles Ltidlow, Esq. (of Hedland).
Eldest sou of the late Tliomas Walter, Esq., of
Redland, co. Gloucester, by a dau. of — • Ludlow,
Bristol; b. 178 - ; m. 1816 a dau. of— Pyndar,
Esq. — Redland, near Bristol.
Heir, his son Charles Pindar Beauchamp, b. 1819 ;
entered the Array 1836 ; became Major in 7th
Dragoon Guards 1854.
WALKER,'' Henry, Esq. (of Clifton House).
Eldest son of the late Joshua Walker, Esq., of
Clifton House and Blyth ; b. 17 — • ; s. 1815 ;
Qn. 1809 the only dau. of the late Edward Abney,
Esq., of King's Newton, co. Derby. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Notts. — Clifton House,
near liotberham,- Yorkshire.
Jlei); his son Henry Frederick (of Blyth, Notts),
b.l8—; is a Magistrate for Notts.
■WALKER,* Richard, Esq. (of Wood HiU).
Eldest son of the late William Walker, Esq., Jfer-
chant, of Bury, co. Lancaster ; b. 1781: ; m. 1812
Ann, dau. of John Scoles, Esq., of Bury. Is a
Magistrate for Bury ; was M.P. for Bury 1833-52.
—Wood Hill, near Bury, Lancashire ; Eeform
Club, S.W.
WALKER,* William 'Kenworthy, Esq. (of the
Grange).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Walker, Knt.,
of Kenworthy Grange, some time Alderman and
Mayor of Leicester, and a Magistrate for Leicester-
shire (High Sheriff 1823); b. 178 - ; s. 1825;
in. 1810 the 2nd dau. of Samuel Walker, Esq., of
803
Lascelles Hall, co, York. — The Grange, near
Leicester.
Iltir, his son Samuel, b. 18 — ; wi. 1840 Eliza-
beth, 2nd dau. of the late Hon. Sir Eobert Le Poer
Trench, K.C.B.
WALL,* George Alfred EUis, Esq. (of Worthy
Park).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Wall, Esq., of
Worthy Park; b. 18—; m. 1852 Katharine,
youngest dau. of the late Sir Henry Rivers, Bart.
Is a Magistrate for Hants. — Worthy Park, near
Winchester, Hants.
WALLER,* Harry Edmund, Esq. (of Farming,
ton).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Harry Waller, Eector
of Farmington, co. Gloucester ; b. 18 — ; s. 1824.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester,
and a direct lineal descendant of the poet Waller.
— Farmington Lodge, near Northleach, Gloucester-
shire.
Heir, his son E. Edmund, b. 18 — ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester.
WALLIS,* Lieut.-Colonel Henry (of Drishane
Castle).
Eldest sou of the late John W^allis, Esq., of Dri-
shane Castle ; m. 18 — • a dau. of the late Giles Blake-
ney Smyth, Esq., of Ballinatray, co. Waterford,
sister of Lady Dinorben, and of the Princess of
Capua. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Cork, of which he has been High Sheriff, and a
Lieutenant-Colonel in the local Militia. — Drishane
Castle, near Millstreet, co. Cork.
WALMESLEY,* John, Esq. (of Ince Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Walmesley, Esq., of
Ince Hall; b. 1776; m. 1812 a dau. of the late
Eichard G. Long, Esq., of Eood Ashton, M.P. for
Wilts. Educated at Christ's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1798). This family is a branch of the
Walmesleys of Sholey and Westwood. — Ince Hall,
near Wigan, Lancashire.
WALPOLE,' the Rev. Thomas,
Eldest sou of the late Thomas Walpole, Esq., of
Stagbury Park, Surrey, and great-nephew of the 1st
EarlofOrford; b. 1805 ; m. 1833 Margaret Harriet
Isabella, eldest dau. of the late Colonel Henry
Hugh Mitchell, and of Lady Harriet Somerset.
Educated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1826,
M.A. 1829) ; appointed Eector of Alverstoke 1847.
— Alverstoke Eectory, near Gosport, Hants.
WALPOLE,
(See Vaclc-lValpolc.
WARD,* John, Esq. (late of Holwood Park),
Son of the late W. W^ard, Esq. ; b. 177 - ; is m.
and has issue. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Kent (High
Sheriff 1835) ; was M.P. for Leominster 1830-1.
Heir, his son Arthur, b. 18 — ; in. 1836 Catha-
rine, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Houlton, of Far-
leigh Castle, Wilts.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
\\rARD-BOTJGHTO]Sr-LEIGH.
(See Lciijli.)
■WARNER, Patrick, Esq. (of Ardeer).
Eldest son of the late Patrick Warner, Esq., of
Ardeer, by Lucy Campbell, eldest dau. of Captain
Joseph Pearce, il.N. ; h. 1S40 ; s. 18— ,— Ardeer
House, near Irvine, Ayrshire, N.B.
"WARREK", Joseph. Loxclale, Esq.. (of tlie Towers,
Market Drayton).
Son of the late L. Warren, Esq., by Martha, dau.
of Jacob Turner, Esq., of the Court House, ISTor-
lon-Fitzwarren, Somerset ; h. 1798 ; ?/i. 1830 Mary
Anne, only dau. of Richard Warren, Esq., of Ard-
wick, INIauchester, and heir of her uncle Joseph
Lycett, Esq., of Summer Hill, Biruiingham. Edu-
cated at Rugby ; is a ISIagistrate for co. Stafford.
This family is descended from the Warrens of
Pointon, co. Chester, and through them from
William Earl de Warren, who married his cousin
Gundreda, the daughter of Williani the Conqueror,
— The Towers, Market Drayton ; Hatlierton Hall,
Cannock, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son Joseph Loxdale,'Barrister-at-Law,
of Lincoln's Inn, h. 1830.
"WASOIf, Rigby, Esq. (of Corwar).
Second son of the late John James Wason, Esq.,
of Bristol, by Catharine, only dau. of Peter Rigby,
Esq., Mayor of Liverpool; Z/. 1799; m. 184.5
Euphemia, dau. of Mr. JI'Tier, farmer. Called
to the Bar at Middle Temple 1821 ; was M.P. for
Ipswich 1830-7 and 1841-7. — Corwar, near Girvan,
Ayrshire ; Reform Club, S.W.
Ildr, his son Rigby, h, 1846.
•WATKINS, Cliarles, Esq. (of Badby House).
Eldest son of the late Charles William Watkius,
Esq., of Badby House, late 38th foot, by Mary
ISIitchell, only surviving dau. of the late R. J.
Uniacke, Esq., Judge of the Supreme Court of
Nova Scotia ; b. 1852 ; s. 1858. — Badby House,
near Daventry, Northamptonshire,
WATSON,* Thomas 'Wriglit, Esq. (of Kil-
manaliaii Castle).
Eldest son of the late — Watson, Esq. ; h. 182-.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
for CO. Waterford. — Kilnianahan Castle, near Clon-
mel, co, Waterford.
WAY,* Benjamin, Esq. (of Denham Place,
Bucks).
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Way, Esq., of
Denham Place, by Mary, dau. of the late Thomas
Smyth, Esq., of Stapleton, co. Gloucester, and
sister of the late Sir John Smyth, Bart., of Long
Ashton, Somei'set ; h. 180- ; s. 1834 ; is m. and
has issue. — Denham Place, Uxbridge.
'^T EBB, Theodore Vincent, Esq. (of Great
Gransdon),
i^rlv siu-viving son of the late Rev. William Webb,
'£:. \}., "orty years Tvtaster of Clare Coll., Cambridge,
by Anne, only child of the late Rev. T. V. Gould,
Rector of Foruham, Suffolk, and Anne, dau. of the
Rev. Philip Williams, D.D., Rector of Barrow, Suf-
folk, Public Orator in University of Cambridge ;
6. 1820 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1858 Martha Sophia, dau. of
Mr. George Marshall, of Alconbury, Hunts. Edu-
cated at Bury St. Edmund's Grammar-school and
Clare Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Cambridge. This family was
formerly settled in Warwickshire. — Great Grans-
don, near Caxton, Hunts.
WEBBE,* Alexander AUan, Esq.
Son of the late — Frankliu, Esq., by IMary, dau.
of — Webbe, Esq., whose name he has assumed ;
I. 1801; s. 18—; m. 1849 Mary Ann, dau. of
Charles Cutler, Esq., M.D., of New Burlingtoa
Street.— 17, Hereford Street, W.
Heir, his son Alexander, h. 1850.
WEDDERBURN,* Frederick Lewis Scrim-
geour, Esq. (of 'Wedderburn).
Only son of the late Henry Scrimgeour Wedder-
burn, Esq., by Mary Turner, eldest dau. of the late
Hon. F. L. Maitiand, Captain R.N. ; h. 1808 ; m
1st 1839 Helen, 6th dau. of the 8th Viscount Ar
buthnott (she d. 1840) ; 2nd 1852 Selina Mary,
2nd dau. of the late Captain Thomas Garth, R.N
of Hains Hill, N.B. Is a Magistrate and Dep,
Lieut, for co. Forfar, and Hereditary Royal Stand
ard-bearer of Scotland.— Wedderburn, Forfarshire
N.B.
Heir, his son Frederick, h. 1840.
WEIiLER-POLEY, John George, Esq. (of
Boxted HaU).
Eldest son of the late George Weller-Pole}', Esq.,
of Boxted Hall, by Helen Sophia, dau, of James
Fisher, Esq., of Browstou HaU ; h. 1812 ; s. 1849 ;
m. 1847 Diana, dau. of Thomas Hallifax, Esq., of
Chadacre Hall, Suffolk. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Suffolk (High Sheriff 1857), and a Lieu-
tenant in the Long Milford troop of Suffolk Yeo-
manry Cavalry. This family acquired Bosted in
the 14th century, by the marriage of Thomas
Foley with Anne Badwell. — Boxted Hall, Suffolk ;
Arthur's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John George, li. 1849.
V/SNTWORTH, Godfrey, Esq. (of Woolley
Park).
Son of the late Godfrey Armytage Wentworth,
Esq., by a dau. of W. Beaumont A. Fawkes, Esq. ;
J). 18 — ; m. IS — his cousin Anne, 4th dau. of
Walter R. Fawkes, Esq., M.P., of F.arnley. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of
Yorkshire, and has been High Sheriff of that co. —
Woolley Park, near Wakefield, Yorkshire.
WESTCAR,* Hem-y, Esq, (of Bui-wood Cottage),
Son of the late — Westcar, Esq. ; h. 1799. Edu-
cated at Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1820, M.A.
1820) ; is a Magistrate for Surrey. — Burwood
Cottage, near Walton-on-Thames, Surrey.
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WHIT TUCK, Joseph Wliittuck, Esq. (of Han-
ham Court).
Sun of the late Samuel Whittuck, Esq., who was
J. P. and D.L. for co. Gloucester, and High Sheriff
18i4 ; h. 18— ; m. 1840 Emily Rose, youngest
dau. of the late Michael Hughes, Esq., of Shcrdley
House, CO. Lancaster, and cousin of the late Lord
Dinorhen. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Gloucester. — Hanhara Court, Bitten, near
Bristol.
WILDE, the Kev. Albert Sydney.
Youngest son of the late Sir John Wilde (many
years C!hief Justice at the Cape of Good Hope), by
Mary, dau. of J. Moore, Esq., and nephew of the
1st Lord Truro ; J>. 1826 ; m. 1851 Laura Isabella,
diui. of W. J. Coltman, Esq., of Naburn Hall, co.
York, Educated at Trinity Coll., (Jambridge
(B.A. 1849, M.A. 1857); appointed Rector of
Greatford 1850, of Louth 1859. — The Rectory,
Louth, Lincolnshire.
WILLES,* William, Esq. (of Astrop House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. William Shippen
Willes, of Astrop Hall ; h. 18— ; m. 1831 Sophia,
dau. of the late W. R. Cartwright, Esq., M.P.,
of Aynhoe. Is a Magistrate <and Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Northampton. — Astrop House, near Brackley,
Northamptonshire.
WILLIAMS,* Benjamin B., Esq. (of Buscot
Park).
Son of the late Mr. • — Williams. Is a Merchant.
Buscot Park was formerly the property of the
Pryse family (whom see). — Buscot Park, near Far-
ringdon, Berks ; 58, Westbourne Terrace.
"WILLINGTOlSr,* Francis, Esq. (of Wincote
Hall).
Only son of the late Thomas Willington, Esq., of
Wincote Hall, Tamworth ; h. 18—; m. 1825 Anne,
youngest dau. of the late Henry J. Pye, Esq.,
M.I', for Berks, Poet-Laureate. This family was
formerly seated in Devon. — Wincote Hall, Tam-
worth, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son Francis Pye, in Holy Orders, 5.
1826 ; educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1848, M.A. 1851).
WILLINGTON,* John, Esq. (of Killoskehane).
Eldest son of the late John Willington, Esq., of
Killoskehane, by Sarah, dau. of Christopher
Ormsby, Esq., of Dublin; h. 1805 ; s. 1835. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, forco. Tipperary. This
family is a younger branch of the ancient house of
Harley, co. Warwick.' — Killoskehane Castle, near
Templemore, co. Tipperary.
WILSON", John Knubley, Esq. (of Evening
HiU).
h. 178-. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Cumberland. —
Evening Hill, near Carlisle, Cumbcrlaml.
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WINDHAM,* William George Smijth-, E.sq.
(of Wawne).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Smijth-Windliam,
Esq., of Wawne, by Katharine, dau. of J. Trotici-,
Esq.; h. 182- ; s. 1858. Educated at Downing
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1853, M.A. 1856) ; is a
Dep. Lieut, for the E. Riding of Yorkshire. This
family is a branch of that of Sir E. Bowyer
Smijth, Bart., of Hill Hall, Essex. — Wawne, near
Beverley, Yorkshire.
WINGFIELD, John, Esq. (of Onslow Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rowland "W'ingfield, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Sir Walter Wagstaffe l-ag't, Bart., of
Blithiield, CO. Stafford; 6.1769 ; s. LS18; m. 1811
Mary Anne, dau. of Rev. J. Rock, of Clangunford, c >.
Salop (she d. 1859). Educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and l^ep. Lieut,
for CO. Salop (High Sheriff 1824) ; was Mayor of
Shrewsbury 1834; formerly Lieutenant-Colonel
4th Dragoons. — Onslow Hall,'!* near Shrewsbury.
Heir, his nej^hew Charles George (son of the late
Rev. Charles Wingfield), h. 1833.
WINN,* Charles, Esq. (of Nostell Priory).
Son of the late — Winn, Esq. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire.
— Nostell Priory, near Wakefield, Yorkshire.
WINSTANLEY,* James Beaumont, Esq. (of
Braunston House).
Son of the late Rev. Geoi-ge Winstanley, Rector
of Glenfield, who d. 1846, and nephew of the late
Clement Winstanley, Esq., J. P. and D.L., of
Braunston; h. 183- ; s. 1855. Is a Magistrate
for CO. Leicester. — Braunston House, near Lei-
cester.
WINTEE,* Samuel, Esq. (of Agher).
Eldest son of the late John Pratt Winter, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of Captain Arthur Gore, of the E.l.
Co.'s service ; b. 1796 ; tn. 1826 Lucy, dau. of
James Sanderson, Esq., of C!loan Hill, co. Cavan.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Meath. This family is
descended from a common ancestor with the Win-
ters of Lydney, co. Gloucester. — Agher, near Suni-
merhill, co. Meath.
WISE,* Henry Christopher, Esq. (ofWoodcote).
Son of the late — Wise, Esq., of Woodcote ; h.
18— ; m. 1828 Harriet, dau. of Sir Grey Skip-
with, Bart. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1830) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick. — Woodcote, near Warwick.
WISE,* Matthew, Esq. (of Shrublands).
Son of the late — Wkg, Esq. ; h. 1804. Educated
at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick. — Shrublands,
near Leamington I'riors, Warwickshire.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
"WITHAM, the Eev. Thomas (of Lartington
Hall, Yorkshire).
Only surviving son of tlie late Henry Witham
(formerly Silvertop), Esq., of Minster Acres (who
assumed the name of Witham), by Elizabeth, dau.
and heir of the late William Witham, Esq., of Cliffe
Hall, CO. York ; h. 1806 ; s. his brother George
1847. Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magis-
trate for CO. Durham, and a Priest in Holy Orders
of the Church of Eome. — Lartington Hall, near
Barnard Castle.
IleirPrcs., his nephew Henry Silvertop, Esq., of
Minster Acres (whom see).
■WOLCOTT,* John Marwood, Esq. (of Knowle
House).
Son of the late — Wolcott, Esq. ; h. 1814. Edu-
cated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1836) ; is a
Magistrate for Devon. — Knowle House, Salcombe,
near Sidmouth, Devon,
"WOLFE, the Bev. ■William Eirch- (of Wood
HaU).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Ilev.
Ttichard Birch, Rector of North Farmbridge, Essex,
by the sister of the Rev. Sir Henry Bate-Dudley,
Bart., of Willingham House, co. Cambridge, Pre-
bendary of Ely ; b. 1800. Educated at St. Cathe-
rine's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1823, M.A. 1824).
Is Rector of Hardwicke, co. Cambridge, and Patron
and Lord of the Manor of Arkesden, in Essex.
The Rev. H. Birch-Wolfe assumed the additional
surname of Wolfe, 1859, on succeeding to the pro-
perty of his brother, the late Richard Birch-Wolfe,
Esq., of Wood Hall, D.L. and J. P.— Wood Hall,
near Saffron Walden, Essex.
WOOD,* Nicholas Price, Esq. (of Bignall Hill).
Son of the late — Wood, Esq. ; h. 18—. Is a
Magistrate for co. Stafford. — Bignall Hill, near
Burslein, Staffordshire.
WOOD,* Willoughby, Esq. (of Thoresby),
Eldest son of the late — Wood, Esq., of Thoresby,
by Jane, only dau. of the late Sir John Thorold,
Bart., of Syston Park, co. Lincoln ; h. 181-. —
Thoresby, nearAlford, Lincolnshire.
WOODS,* George, Esq. (of Milverton).
Son of the late — Woods, Esq. ; h. 17—. Is a
Magistrate for co. Dublin. — Milverton, near Bal-
brifraran, co. Dublin.
WBIGHT-BIDDULPH, Anthony John, Esq.
(of Burton Park).
Only son of the late Anthony G. Wi-ight, Esq. (who
assumed the additional name of Biddulph on suc-
ceeding to the estates of the late John Biddulph,
Esq., of Biddulph), by Catherine, dau. of the late
Simon Scrope, E.sq., of Danby Hall, co. York ; b.
1830 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1854 Sarah Anne, dau. of J.
Downes, Esq., R.A. Educated at St. Paul's Coll.,
Prior Park, Bath ; is a Magistrate for Sus-
sex. This family is a branch of the Wrights of
Kelvedon, Essex. — Burton Park, near Petworth,
Sussex ; Norton Hall, near Fakenham, Norfolk.
WySEBG, WiUiam, Esq. (of Clifton Hall,
Westmoreland) .
Eldest son of the late Thomas Wyberg, Esq., J.P.,
of Isell Hall and Clifton Hall, some time Clerk of
the Peace for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, by
Isabella, dau. of J. Hartley, Esq. (she d. 1827),
and elder brother of Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bart. ; 6.
178- ; .s. 1827.— Clifton Hall, near Penrith.
WYNNE,* Brownlow Wynne, Esq. (of Gar-
thewin).
Son of the late — Wynne, Esq., of Garthewin ; h.
18—. Called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1841 ; is a Magistrate for co. Denbigh. — Garthe-
win, near Abergele, Denbighshire.
YATES,* John Ashton, Esq. (of Dingle Head),
Son of the late Ilev. J. Yates, of Liverpool ; h.
178- ; m. 18 — a dau. of the late Rev. Dr. Lovett,
and formerly a Merchant in Liverpool ; was M.P.
for CO. Carlow 1837-41.- Reform Club, S.W\ ; 3-3,
Bryanston Square, W.
YEIjVEBTON, Commodore Hasting.s Beginald,
C.B.
Son of the late Joseph J. Henry, Esq., of Stratfan
House, CO. Kildare, by Lady Emily Elizabeth Fitz-
Gerald, dau. of the late Duke of Leinster ; h. 1803 ;
in. 1845 Barbara, Barones.-i Grey de Euthyn, widow
of George, 2nd Marquis of Hastings, who d. 1858 ;
assumed the name of Yelverton 1849 ; entered the
Royal Navy 1823 ; has commanded H.M.'s ships
Salamander, Styx, Devastation, Queen, Arrogant,
Brunswick, and Conqueror, and is now Commodore
and Comptroller-General of the Coast-Guard ; is
a Magistrate for South Hampshire, and a Naval
A.D.C. to the Queen. — United Service Club, S.W. ;
12, Spring Gardens, S.W.
YOBKE,* John, Esq. (of Bewerley Hall).
Son of the late — Yorke, Esq. ; h. 1827 ; s. 1847.
Is a M.agistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire. —
Bewerley Hall, ne.ar Ripon ; Halton Place, near
Skipton, Yorkshire.
YOBKE,* Simon, Esq. (of Erthig),
Eldest son of the late Simon Yorke, Esq., of
Erthig, M.P. ; &.,18— ; m. 1846 Victoria Mary
Louisa, dau. of Major-General the Hon. Sir Ed-
ward Oust. Is a Magistrate for co. Denbigh. —
Erthig, near Wrexham, Denbighshire.
YOUNG,' Allen Allicocke, Esq. (of Orlingbury).
Son of the late — Young, Esq. Educated at Mag-
dalen Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1833).
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Northamp-
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ton, — Orlingbury, neai' Wellingborough, Nortli-
amptonsliire.
'Heir, his son Allen Allicocke, h. 1834; entered
the Army 1853, became Lieut. 73rd foot 1854.
YOUKTG,* George, Esq. (of CuldaflF House).
Eldest son of the late ^ — -Young, Esq., of CuldafF
House. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Donegal. — CuldafF House, near Carndonagh, co.
Donegal.
YOUNG,* George Frederick, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Vice-Admiral William
Young ; b. 17— ; m. 1814 Mary, youngest dau. of
the late John Abbot, Esq., of Canterbury. Is
a Magistrate for Middlesex, and Dep. Lieut, for
the Tower Hamlets ; is a Shipowner and a Mer-
chant in the City; was M.P. for Tynemouth
1831-8, for Scarborough 1851-2.— Redhill Lodge,
near Eeigate, Surrey ; Gresham and City Clubs,
E.G. ; 27, Gracechurch Street, E.G.
ADDENDA.
BLACKER, St. John, Esq. (of Elm Park).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Dr. Saml. Blacker, of Elm
Park, and Prebenary of JMullabrack, by Elizabeth,
dau. of Thomas Douglas, Esq., of Grace Hall, co.
Down ; h. 1822 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1855 Elizabeth, dau.
of Colonel and Lady Grace Vandeleur, of Kilrush,
CO. Clare, and grand-dau. of the 2nd Earl of Nor-
bnry. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Kerry. This family is a branch of the Blackers of
Carrick Blacker (whom see). — Elm Park, near
Armagh, Ballylongford, co. Kerry ; Kildare-Street
Club, Dublin.
Heir, his.son Maxwell Vandeleur, h. 1859.
BLACKER, "William, Esq. (of Castle Martin).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Samuel Blacker,
Esq., by Frances, dau. of Thomas A. Forde, Esq.,
of Seaforde, co. Down ; h. 1845 ; s. 1858. This
family is a branch of the Blackers of Carrick
Blacker (whom see). — Castle Martin, near New-
bridge, CO. Kildare.
CORNISH, Mrs. Honor (of Marazion) .
Eldest dau. of the late Francis Cole, Esq., of Mara-
zion, Post-Captain R.N., by Honor Keir, dau. of
— Keir, Esq., of Balcairn, co. Perth, N.B. ;
m. 1808 (the late) William Cornish, Esq., of Mara-
zion, D.L. and J. P. for co. Cornwall. This family
is of ancient origin, and has been settled for centu-
ries in Marazion. — Marazion, near Penzance,
Cornwall.
CO"WPER (Earl), Francis Thomas De Grey
Cowper (cr. 1718).
Eldest son of the 6tli Earl, by Anne, dau. of
Thomas, late Earl De Grey ; h. 1834 ; .s. 1856.
Educated at Harrow ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Kent
and a Prince of the -Holy Roman Empire, and
Lieutenant Yorkshire Hussars ; Patron of 2 livings.
— Panshanger, near Hertford; 17, Curzon Street,
W.
SeirPres., his brother Henry Frederick, h. 1836 ;
educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a
Dep. Lieut, for Kent, and Captain 1st Hertford-
shire Rifle Volunteers.
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CREASY, Sir Ed-ward Shepherd, Knt. (cr. 1860).
Son of Edward H. Creasy, Esq., of Brighton ;
h. 1812 ; m. 1846 Mary, dau. of G. Cottam,
Esq., C.E. Educated at Eton and King's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1838) ; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1837, and went the Home
Circuit ; appointed Chief Justice of Ceylon 1860. Is
author of the "Fifteen Decisive Battles of the
World," "Memoirs of Eminent Etonians," "Text-
book of the English Constitution," &c. ; late Pro-
fessor of History in the University of London.
^Colombo, Ceylon.
DRINKWATEE, Thomas, Esq. (of IrweU House,
Lancashire).
Eldest son of the late Peter Drinkwater, Esq., of
IrweU House; h. 17 — ; m. 18 — Sarah, dau. of
N. Hyde, Esq., of Ardwick. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Irwell Hou.se, near
Manchester; 15, Royal Crescent, Bath.
Heirs, his daughters, Fanny, m. 18 — Captain
James Fitzraaurice Scott, of Coraeston, co. Kincar-
dine, and Harriet Julia, in. IS — the Rev. Henry
Mildred Birch, Rector of Prestwich, near Man-
chester.
FA'WKES, Francia Hawksworth, Esq. (of
Parnley).
Eldest son of the late Walter Ramsden Fawkes,
Esq., of Farnley (who was some time M.P. for the
W. Riding of Yorkshire), by a dau. of John Ver-
non, Esq., of Clontarf Castle, co. Dublin ; h. 18 — ;
m. 1825 Elizabeth Anne, only dau. of the late Hon.
and Rev. Pierce Butler, and grand-dau. of Henry
Thomas, 2nd Earl of Carrick. Is representative
of the ancient family of Hawksworth of Hawks-
worth, CO. York. The Fawkes' descend from Fal-
casius de Farneley, temp. Henry III. — Farnley
and Hawksworth, near Otley, Yorkshire.
GARTH,* Thomas Colleton, Esq. (of Haines
HiU).
Only son of the late Captain Garth, R.N., of
Haines Hill, by a dau. of General Maitland ;
Mai]
COUNTY FAMILIES.
h. 1822, Educated at Eton and C'li. C!)., Oxford
(B.A. 1844, M.A. 1847) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Berks. — Haines Hill, near Twy-
ford, Berks.
lldrs Prcs., his sistei's.
GrOFF, Capt. Thomas 'William (of Oakport).
Eldest son of the Rev. Thomas GofF, by Anne, dau.
of the late Bear - Admiral Caulfeild ; b. 1829.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; late Cap-
tain 7th Dragoon Guards ; was High SherifF of co.
Roscommon 1839; elected M.P. for co. Roscom-
mon 1859, unseated on petition 18(30. — Oakport,
near Boyle, co. Roscommon ; Arthur's and Army
and Navy Clubs, S.W.
MAITLAND,* V/illiam Fuller, Esq. (of Park
Place, Berks).
Eldest son of the late Ebenczcr Fuller ]\Iaitland,
Esq., of Hall Place (who was a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Berks), by a dau. of — Fuller,
Esq., whose n.ame he assumed by Royal license ;
h. 1813 ; s. 185- Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam- J
bridge (B.A. 1835, M.A. 1839); is a Magistrate }
for Berks and Essex, and Patron of 1 living. — Hall
Place, near Henlej^-on-Thames ; Stanstead Mount-
fitchet, near Bishop's Stortford, Essex.
STANDISH, Pery, Esq. (of Scaleby Castle).
Second son of the late Rowland Standish, Esq., of
Scaleby Castle and Farley Hill, by Lucy, dau. of
Edmund, 1st Earl of Limerick ; b. 1820 ; s. 1845 ;
m. 1850 Caroline, dau. of Samuel Clogstoun, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland.
— Scaleby Castle, Cumberland ; Farley Hill, near
Reading, Berks.
TYKGOJSriSrEL, Countess of.
Sarah, only child of the late Robert Crowe, Esq.,
of Kiplin, CO. York ; m. 1817 John Delaval, 4th
and last Earl of Tyrconnel, who d. 1853. — Kiplin
Park, near Catterick, Y^'orkshire,
INDEX or NAMES,
AERANGED UNDER THE SEVERAL COUNTIES.
ABERDEEN SHIRE.
TTunUy, M.irquis of.
Aberdeen, Earl of.
Crawford and Balcarrcs, Earl of.
Erroll, Earl of.
Fife, Earl of.
Kintore, Earl of.
Forbes, Lord.
Saltouu, Lord.
Bruce, of Scotstown.
Clark, of Bark Hall.
Duff, of Hatton Castle.
Duff, of Fetteresso.
Flphinstone, of Logie Elphinstone.
Farquharson, of Iiwercauld.
Ferguson, of Kinniundy.
Ferguson, of Pitfonr.
Forbes, of Pitsligo.
Forbes, of Craigrever and Fintray.
Forbes, of Newe.
Forbes-Leith, of Whitehaugh.
Forbes-Mitchell, of Thainston.
Fordyce, of Brucklay Castle.
Eraser, of Castle Eraser and Tnver-
allochy.
Gordon, of Cairnbulg and Countes-
wvUs.
Gordon, of Haddo House.
(Tordon, of Fyvie Castle.
Gordon, of Cluny and Buckie House.
Gordon - Cuming - Skene, of Park
Hill.
Grant, of Monymusk.
Hay, of Leith Hall.
Irvine, of Drum.
Johnston, of Hilltown.
Kin loch, of Park.
Leith, of Freefield.
Leslie, of Warthiil.
Leslie, of Fetlernear House.
Lindsay, of Dunecht House.
Lumsden, of Cushnie.
Lumsden, of Pttcaple.
Mackenzie, of Glack.
M'Tier, of Durris.
Nicol, of B.dlogie.
Pa ton, of Grandholme.
Pollard-Urquhart, of Craigston.
Ramsay, of Barra.
Russell, of Aden House.
Seton, of Mounie.
809
Seton, of Pitmedden.
Skene, of Rubislaw Don.
Thompson, of Pitmedden House.
Thomson, of Banchory House.
Turner, of Menie.
Urquhart, of Meldrum and Byth.
ANGLE SEA.
Boston, Lord.
Dinorben, Lady.
Briscoe, of Holyhead.
Bulkeley, of Baron's Hall.
Griffith, of Pencraig.
Hughes, of Brynddu.
Hughes, of Plas Coch.
Hughes, of Plas-3'n-Llangoed.
Jones, of Treiorwerth.
Lewis, of Henllys.
Mealy, of Perfeddgocd.
jMeyrick, of Bodoi'gan.
Owen, of Gadlys.
Paget, of Plas Llanfair.
Paget, of Plasnewydd.
Prichard, of Dinam.
Pritchard, of Trescawen.
Sparrow, of Gwyndy.
Stanley, of Penrlios.
Williams, of Craig-y-don.
ANTRIM CO.
Donegall, Marquis of.
Londonderry, Marchione.ss of.
Antrim, Earl of.
Massareene, Viscount.
Templetown, Lord.
Adair, of Farm Lodge.
Adair, of Loughamore.
Alexander, of Portglemone.
Bateson, of Belvoir Park.
Bateson, of Killoquin.
Batt, of Purdysburn.
Battersby, of Carrickfergus.
Battersby, of Oakfield.
Binney, of Bangor Glebe.
Blakiston-Houston, of Orangefield.
Bland, of Abbeyville.
Bond, of The Argory.
Boyd, of Drummawillen.
Burleigh, of Carrickfergus.
Bushell, of Strandtown.
Casement, of Bailee House.
Casement, of Invermore.
Charley, of Finaghy Hou.so and
Woodburne.
Charley, of Seymour Hill.
Chichester, of Chichester Lodge.
Cordner, of Derramore.
Cowan, of Lodge House.
Crawford, of Crawfordsburn.
Dalway, of BeUa Hill.
Davison, of Belfast Abbey.
Dobbs, of Castle Dobbs.
Fulton, of Braidujle.
Hassard, of Parkmore.
Higginson, of Lisburn.
Higginson, of Tudor Hall.
Hutchinson, of Strauocum House.
Jones, of Moneyglass.
Lecky, of Bushmills.
Legge, of Malone House.
Leslie, of Leslie Hill.
Lyons, of Old Park.
Macartney, of Lissanoure.
McClure, of Belmont.
McDonnell, of Glengariff.
McGilldowny, of Clare Park.
McNaghten, of Dundarave,
McNeil e, of Park mount.
Montgomery, of Benvarden.
Moore, of ]\Ioore Fort.
O'Hara, of Crebilly.
O'Hara, of O'Hara Brook.
O'Neill, of Shanes Castle.
Owens, of Holestone.
Pakenham, of Longford Lodge.
Patrick, of Dunminning.
Poe, of Ben Neagh.
Richardson, of Lambeg.
Richardson, of Lisburn.
Rowan, of Mount Davys.
Smyth, of Lisburn.
Thomson, of Castleton.
Turnly, of Drumnasole.
Verner, of Lilliput.
Verner, of Verner's Bridge.
Verner, of Windi-jor.
ARGYLE SHIRE.
Ai-gyll, Duke of.
CaUander, of Ardkinglas Lodge,
Cameron, of Fassifern House.
Arm]
Campbell, of Aird's House.
Campbell, of Ardchattan Priory.
Campbell, of Barbreck House.
Campbell, of Barcaldine Castle.
Campbell, of Dunmore.
Campbell, of Dunstaffnage.
Campbell, of Inveraw.
Campbell, of Kildalloig.
Campbell, of Ormidale.
Campbell, of Sonachan and Oban.
Ewing, of Lismore Lodge.
Fife, of Gortanloisk.
rietcher, of Dunan's House.
Hamilton, of INIinard Castle.
Hunter, of Hafton.
Lament, of Knockdow.
Macalister, of Glenbarr Abbey.
Macdonald, of Inckenneth.
McDougall, of Dunolly Castle.
McDougall, of Gallanach.
Mackay, of Bigbouse.
Machlachlan, of Macblacblan,
Maclaine, of Locbbuy.
Maclean, of Ardgour.
M'Neill, of Colonsay.
Macquarie, of Jarvisfield.
]\Ialcolm, of Calltonmor.
Morrison, of Isla3^
Orde, of Kilmory.
Eiddell, of Strontian.
Stewart, of Stronvar House.
Uppleby, of Airdisbaig.
AKMAGH CO.
Armagb, Arcbbisbop of.
Charlemont, Earl of.
Gosford, Earl of.
Lurgan, Lord.
Armstrong, of Killylea.
Atkinson, of Crowbill.
Blacker, of Carrick Blacker.
Blacker, of Elm Park.
Bond, of Boudville.
Bond, of The Argory.
Caulfeild, of Hockley.
Chambre, of Hawthorn Hill.
Close, of Drumbanagher.
Cross, of Dartan.
De Salis, of Tanderagee.
Dobbin, of Armagh.
Douglas, of Mountain Lodge.
Eoxall, of Kilcavy Castle.
Harden, of Harrybrook.
Harris, of Ashfort.
Hutchinson, of Bally rath.
Kirk, of Annevale.
M'Clintock, of Fellowes Hall.
M'Cliiitock, of Millmonnt.
Molyneux, of Castle Dillon.
Obre, of Clantilew.
Richardson, of Rich Hill.
Ryan, of Knocklyon.
St. George, of Wood Park.
StroDge, of Tynan Abbey.
Synnot, of Ballymoyer House.
Tenison, of Port Nelligan.
Woodbouse, of Portadown.
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
AYBSHIRB.
Ailsa, Marquis of.
Bute, Marquis of.
Hastings, Marquis of.
EglintoD, Earl of.
Glasgow, Earl of.
Orkney, Earl of.
Alexander, of Ballochmyle.
Baird, of Cambnsdoon.
Baird, of Rosemount.
Blair, of Blair.
Blair, of Blairquhan Castle.
Boswell, of Auchinlek.
Boyle, of Shewalton.
Brisbane, of Brisbane.
Brown, of Waterhaughs.
Buchanan, of Barskimming.
Burnett, of Gadgirth.
Campbell, of Craigie.
Campbell, of Fairfield House.
Campbell, of Treesbank House.
Cathcart, of Auchendrane House.
Cathcart, of Craigengillan.
Cathcart, of Killochan Castle.
Craufuird, of Grange.
Craufurd, of Crosbie Castle.
Cuninghame, of Corsebill.
Cuninghame, of Laiushaw.
Cuninghame, of Logan.
Cunninghame, of Thorntoun House.
Dalrymple, of Bargany.
Dunlop, of Dunlop.
El won, of Alton Albany Park.
Fairlie, of Coodbam.
Fairlie, of Fairlie House,
Fergusson, of Kilkerran.
Glasgow, of ]Montgreenan House.
Hamilton, of Cairn Hill.
Hamilton, of Sundrum.
Houison-Craufurd, of Craufurdland.
Hunter, of Bonnyton.
Hunter, of Hunter.
Kennedy, of Dalquharran Castle
and Dunure.
M'Adam, of Ballochraorrie.
MAlester, of Kennox House, Chief
of Clan Allaster.
McKerrell, of Hill House.
Menteth, of Closeburn.
Miller, of Barskimming.
Mure, of Caldwell.
Neill, of Barnweill and Swindridge-
muir.
Oswald, of Aucbincrulve.
Patrick, of Waterside.
Shaw, of The Lodge.
Shedden, of Berth.
Tait, of Milrig House.
Warner, of Ardeer.
Wason, of C'orwar.
BANFFSHIBE.
Fife, Earl of.
Seafield, Earl of.
Abercromby, of Forglen House.
Garden-Campbell, of Troup.
Gordon, of Letterfourie.
Gordon, of Cairnfield.
Gordon-Duff, of Park and Dr\ira
rauir.
Grant-Duff, of Eden.
Harvey, of Carnousie.
Innes, of Edengight House,
Ogilvie, of Carnousie.
Steuart, of Auchlunkart House.
BEDFOBDSHIBE.
Bedford, Duke of.
Cowper, Countess.
De Grey, Earl.
Ongley, Lord.
St. John, Lord.
Wensleydale, Lord.
Adey, of The Cell.
Astell, of Everton House.
Barnard, of Kempston.
Barnard, of Cople House.
Barnetfc, of Stratton Park.
Brandreth, of Houghton House.
Burgoyne, of Sutton Park.
Cooper, of Toddington Manor.
Crawley, of Stockwood.
Foster, of St. Andrew's.
Gambler, of Sharnbrook.
Gibbard, of Sharnbrook House.
Gilpin, of Hockliffe Grange.
Goodall, of Brombam Vicarage.
Green, of Felniersham Grange.
Harvey, of Ickwellbury.
Higgins, of Turvey House,
Higgins, of Picts Hill.
Inglis, of Milton Bryant.
Leigh, of Looton Hoo Park.
Littledale, of Kempstone Givange.
Macnamara, of Cheverells.
Musgrave, of Sbillington Manor.
Ongley, of Old Warden.
Orlebar, of Hinwick House.
Osborn, of Chicksands Priory.
Osborn, of Campton Manor.
Paddon, of Thralesend.
Palmer, of Clifton Lodge.
Payne, of Bluiiham House.
Pearse, of Harlington.
Polhill-Turner, of Howbury Hall.
Pym, of The Hasells.
Raynsford, of Henlow Grange.
Smith, of Aspley House.
Stuart, of Aldenham Abbey.
Stuart, of Kempston.
Tbynne, of Haynes Park.
Trevor, of Tingreth House.
Turner, of Battlesden Park.
W^ade-Gery, of Bushmead Prior}\
Whitbread, of Cardington.
W^hitbread, of Southill.
Williamson, of Kempston Manor.
BEBKSHIBE.
Downshire, Marquis of.
Abingdon, Earl of.
Carnarvon, Earl of.
Craven, Earl of.
Radnor, Earl of.
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Barrington, Viscount.
Falmouth, Viscountess.
Allfrey, of Wokefield Paik.
Barlow, of Sonning.
Barrett, of Milton House.
Beale, of Warfield Grove.
Bennett, of Faringdon House.
Benyon, of Englefield House.
Best, of Donnington Castle.
Blackstone, of Waliingford Priory.
Blagrave, of Galoot Park.
Blount, of Mapledurham.
Boldei'o, of Hurst Grove.
Bosanquet, of Benbam Park.
Bowyer, of Eadley House.
Bunny, of Speen Hill.
Burr, of Aldermaston Court.
Caswall, of Elm Grove.
Cherry, of Denford.
Clutterbuck, of Long Wittenham.
Colebrooke, of Datchet.
Collins, of Betterton House.
Coney, of Braywick Grove.
Conroy, of Arborfield.
Croft, of Greenham Lodge.
Dickenson, of Farley Hill.
DutEeld, of Marcham Park.
Dundas, of Barton Court.
East, of Hall PLace.
Elliott, of Hurley Manor.
Eyre, of Shaw House.
Eyre, of Welford Park.
Eyston, of East Hendred House.
Finch, of Eerkbampstead Castle.
FilzGeralJ, ofThe Firs, Binfield.
Fleetwood, of Hill House.
Forbes, of Whitchurcli.
Fowler, of Walliscote Plouse.
Gardiner, of Coombe Lodge.
Garth, of Haines Hill.
Coding, of Elibank Lodge.
Goodlake, of Wadley.
Gower, of Bill Hill.
Grenfell, of Taplow Court.
Griffith, of Padvvorth House.
Hartley, of Bucklebury.
Hayes, of Arbortield Rectory.
Hayter, of Southill Park.
Hayward-Southby, of Carswell.
Hercy, of Crutchfield House.
Hibbert, of Braywick.
Higgins, ofPosewood.
Hippisley, of Lamborne Place.
Hopkins, of Tidraarsh House.
Hopkins, of Pangbourne Lodge.
Howard, of Hazelby.
Hughes, of Donnington Priory.
Hunter, of Mortimer Hill.
King, of Warfield Hall.
Kinnersley, of Binfield IManor.
Knox, of Berryhill.
Leigh, of Leatherlake House.
Lenthall, of Bessels Leigh.
Leycester, of White Place.
Linzee, of Forest Lodge.
Loveden, of Buscot Park.
Loyd-Lindsay, of Lockinge.
Maitland, of Hall Place.
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Mavsham, of Caversfield.
Martin, of Lockinge Park.
Meny, of Highlands.
Monck, of Coley Park.
Morland, of West Ilsley.
Morrison, of Basildon Park.
Morshead of Forest Lodge.
Mowbray, of Warrennes Wood.
Nori'is, of Sutton Courtney.
Palmer, of Holme Park.
Parker, of Brunchetls.
Phillips, of Culham House.
Price, of Sunning Hill.
Pusey, of Pusey.
Ridley, of Hollington House.
Bobarts, of St. Leonard's Hill.
Russell, of Swallowfield Park.
Sawyer, of Heywood Lodge.
Say, of Oakley Court.
Schneider, of Taplow Lodge.
Sivewright, of Hartley Court and
Pejipar Park.
Stevens, of Bradfield.
Stone, of Streatley House.
Storer, of Purlej'.
Sydne}', of The Bourne.
Taylor, of Culverlands.
Thackeray, of The Grove.
Thoyts, of Sulhanistead House.
Throckmorton, of Buckland.
Vansittart, of Bisham Al)be3^
Va'.isittart, of Shottesbrooke Park.
Vernon, of Ardington House.
Vincent, of Lily Hill.
Walsh, of Warfield Park.
Walter, of Bearwood.
Webster, of Binfield Court.
West, of Braywick Lodge.
Wheble, of Bulmershe Court.
Wilder, of Purley Hall.
Williams, of Buscot Park.
Williams, of Warfield Lodge.
V/illshire, of Hill House.
Wroughton, of WooUey Park.
Ximenes, of Bear Ash,
Young, of Formosa Place.
Young, of Hare Hatch.
BBRWICESHIRE.
Breadalbane, Marquis of.
Glasgow, Earl of.
Haddington, Earl of.
Home, Earl of.
Lauderdale, Earl of.
Arbuthnott, Viscount,
Polwarth, Lord.
Sinclair, Lord.
Askew, of Pallinsburn.
BaiUie-Hamilton, of Rambleton.
Boswall, of Blackadder and Allan-
bank.
Blake, of Twissell Castle.
Campbell, of Lambreton.
Campbell, of March mont.
Campbell-Swinton, of Kimnier-
ghame.
Fairholme, of Chapel-on-Leader.
Fergusson, of Niuewells.
Hay, of Dunse Castle.
Home, of Blackadder.
Home, of Broondiouse.
Hood, of Stoneridge.
Hume, of Ninewells.
Hunter, of Antons Hill.
L'Amy, of Netherbyres.
Maitland, of Madderstown.
Maitland, of Thirlestane Castle.
Robertson, of Ladykirk.
Roy, of Nenthorn.
St. Clair, of Eyemouth.
Scott, of Mertoun House.
Selby, of Cheswick House.
Spottiswoode, of Spottiswoode.
Stirling, of Ronton.
BRECKNOCKSHIRE.
Hereford, Viscount.
Bailey, of Glan-Usk Park.
Davies, of Courty-Gollen.
De Winton, of Maesderwen.
Evans, of Brecon.
Gwynne, of Llwynbrain.
Hamilton, of Trelnnsbuu House.
Hoiford, of Buckland.
Lewis, of Glyn Pedr.
Slaund, of Tj'-mawr.
J\Iaybery, of Brecon.
Pearce, of Ferwdgrech.
Pencerrig-Thomas, of Llwyn Ma-
doc.
Powell, of CantrefF.
Price, of Castle Madoc.
Roberts, of Pendarren.
Taunton, of Treberfydd.
Thomas, of Welfield House.
Watkins, of Pennoyre.
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.
Buckingham and Chandos, Duke of.
Sutherland, Duke of.
Chandos, Marquis of.
Boston, Lord.
Camoys, Lord.
Carington, Lord.
Chesham, Lord.
Gardner, Lord
Grenville, Lady.
Macdonald, Lord.
Riversdale, Lord.
Taunton, Lord.
Barrington, of Westbury Manor.
Barton, of Wicken Rectory,
Baylis, of Hedgerley.
Baynes, of Adstock.
Bent, of Wexham Lodge.
Bernard, of Winchenden Priory.
Blount, of Orleton.
Cameron of Lochiel, of Hampden
House.
Cavendish, of Thornton Hall.
Chester, of Chicheley Hall.
Chetwode, of Chetwode.
Clayton, of Harleyford.
Clayton, of Hedgerley Park.
Clowes, of Delaford Park.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Cocks, of Thames Bank.
CurzoD, of Penn House.
Darby, of Stoke Court.
Dash wood, of West Wycombe Park.
Drake, of Shardeloes.
D'Israeli, of Hughenden Manor.
Dayrell, of Lillingston Darell.
Duncombe, of Brickhill Manor.
Du Prt-, of Wilton Park.
Eyre, of Padbury.
Farrer, of Brayfield.
FouHs, of Great Brickhill.
Fremantle, of Swaiibourne.
Goodall, of Dinton Hall.
Gregory, of Castle Hill.
Gyll, of Wyrardisbury House.
Hanmer, of iStockgrove.
Harcourt, of Ankeiwyke.
Hargreaves, of Hull Barn Park.
Hibbert, of Chalfont Park.
Higgins, of Turvey Abbey.
Hopkyns-Northey, of Oving House.
Hubbard, of Addington ;^Ianor.
Kaye, of Fulmer Grove.
Lee, of Hartwell House.
Lowndes, of Cheshani Bury.
Lowndes, of Whaddon Hall.
Morland, of Ascot Lodge.
Musgrave, of Beech Hill.
Newman, of Brands House.
Nugent, of Westhorpe.
Palmer, of Dorney Court.
Parkinson, of Cholesbury.
Pigott, of Abington Pigotts.
Pigott, of Doddershall.
Pinfold, of Walton Hall.
Rose, of Rayners.
Eoss, of Ashton Abbots House.
Rothschild, of Mentmore.
Russell, of Ellesborough.
Scott-Murray, of Danesfield.
Somers-Cocks, of Thames Bank.
Sutton, of Rossway.
Swabey, of Langley Marish.
Tower, of Huntsniore Park.
Tyringham, of Tyringham.
Verney, of Claydon House.
Vyse, of Stoke Place.
Walpole, of Hanslope Paik.
Wanklyn, of Fulmer Place.
Watson, of V^endover House.
Way, of Denham Place.
Williams, of Ciawley Grange.
Williams, of Temple House.
Yardley, of Horton Manor.
BUTESHIRE.
Hamilton, Duke of.
Bute, Marquis of.
Sandford, of Wyndham.
CAITHTSTESS- SHIRE.
Portland, Duke of.
Caithness, Earl of.
Duffus, Lord.
Anstruther, of Watten House.
Dunbar, of Hemprigg Castle.
Henderson, of Stempster.
Macdonald, of Sandside House.
Macleaj'^, of Keiss Castle.
Sinclair, of Barrock House.
Sinclair, of Dunbeath Castle.
Sinclair, of Forss.
Sinclair, of Thurso Castle.
Threipland, of Toftinghall House.
Traill, of Castle Hill.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
Leeds, Duke of.
Hardwicke, Earl of.
Ely, Bishop of
Keane, Lord.
Manners, Lord G.
Adeane, of Babraham.
Affleck, of Dalham Hall.
Allix, of SwafFham House.
Astell, of Woodbury Hall.
Ball, of Burwell.
Brady, of Ely.
Cotton, of i\Iadingley Manor.
Dayrell, of Shudy Camps Park.
Eaton, of Stetchworth Park.
Gardner, of Chatteris.
Hall, of Weston Colville.
Hamond, of Pampisford Hall,
Haynes, of Grove House.
Hicks, of Wilbraham Temple.
Huddleston, of Sawston Hall.
Huddlestoii, of ITpwell Hall.
Jeaffresou, of Dullingham House,
Jenyngs, of Botisham Hall.
Layton, late of Chettesham Hall.
Pearce-Serocokl, of Cherryhinton.
Peyton, of Doddingtou.
Pigot, of Chippenham.
Pigott, of Dullingham tlouse.
Porcher, of Borough Green.
Simpson, of Bourn Hall.
Smith, of Dry Drayton.
Sperling, of Pap worth St. Agnes.
Townley, of Fulbourn.
Yipan, of Sutton.
Watson, of Wratting Park.
Wilkinson, of Upper Hare Park.
CARDIGANSHIRE.
Lisburne, Earl of
Bonsall, of Fronfraith.
Boultbee, of Noyadd.
Buck, of Glanarbeth,
Chambers, of Hafod.
Colby, of Fynone.
Davies, of Castle Green.
Gwynne, of Monachty.
Gwynne, of Rhydygorse,
Harford, of Falcondale.
Hughes, of Alltwyd.
Jones, of Deny Ormond.
Jones, of Glaudenys.
Jones, of Gwynfryn.
Jones, of Lancjch.
Jordan, of Pigeonsford.
Lloyd, of Coedmore.
Lloyd-Philipps, of Mabus.
Loveden, of Gogerddan,
Powell, of Nant Eos.
Prichard, of Tyllwyd,
Pryse, of Gogerddan,
Rogers, of Abermeirig Talsarn.
Webley-Parry, of Noyadd Ti-efawr.
Williams, of Cwmcynfelin,
CARLOW CO,
Bessborough, Earl of.
Alexander, of Milford House,
Bagenal, of Bennekerr3^
Browne, of Browne's Hill.
Bruen, of Oak Park.
Biinbury, of Lisnavagh.
Bunbury, of Moyle.
Burton, of Burton Hall.
Burton, of PoUacton.
Butler, of Balliutemj)le.
Duekett, of Duckett's Grove.
Duckfett, of Russelstown Paik.
Edge, of Clonbrock House.
Eustace, of Castlemore.
Fitzmaurice, of Carlow,
Gairett, of Janeville.
Hatchell, of Kildavin.
Hume, of Humewood.
Kavanagh, of Borris House.
Keogh, of Kilbride.
Lecky, of Ballykealey.
Lecky, of Sherwood Park.
M'Cliiitoc'k-Buubury, of Lisnavagh.
Newton, of Dunleckney.
Pack-Beresford, of Feuagh.
Paul, of Paulville.
Rochfort, of Clogrenane.
Steuart, of Steuart's Lodge.
Yigors, of Burgage.
Watson, of Kilconner.
Watson, of Lumclone.
Whittj^ of Ricketstown Hall.
Wolseley, of Mount AVolseley.
CARMARTHENSHIRE.
Cawdor, Earl of.
St. David's, Bishop of.
Dynevor, Lord.
Ab.adam, of Middletou Hall.
Brigstocke, of Gellydywyll.
Campbell-Davys, of Neuadd fawr,
Davies, of Blaendyffryn,
Davies, of Peutre.
Du Buisson, of Glynhir.
Dundas, of Llanelly.
Edwards, of Llandovery Castle.
Foley, of Abermarlais.
Gulston, of Llwyn-y-berllaii.
Hamilton, of Plas Llanstephen.
Horton, of Ystrad.
Jennings, of Gellydeg.
Johnes, of Dolancothy.
Jones, of Paiitglas.
Lawrance, of Bank House.
Lewes, of Llysnewydd.
Lewis, of Gwiiife.
Lewis, of Stradey.
Lloyd, of Bronwvdd.
812
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Cla
Lloyd, of Dau-yr-alt.
Lloyd, of Glauseviii.
Morris, of Llaiistephan.
Philipps, of Cvvmgwilly.
Powell, of MaesgvvyniiG.
Price, of Glangwilly.
Pugb, of Manoravou.
Rees, of Killyniaenllwyd.
Starke, of Langharne Castle.
Thomas, of Iscoed.
TrafFord, of Panthoel.
Tyler, of Mount Gernos.
Walters-Philipps, of Aberglasney.
AVatera, of Sarnau.
Watkins, of Broadway.
Williams, of Edwlnsford.
Williams, of Lhvynny Wood.
Yelverton, of Whitland Abbey.
CAENAKVOI^fSHIRE.
Bangor, Bishop of.
Newborough, Lord.
Willoughby D'Eresby, Lord. •
Burgh, of Cae Henar.
Douglas-Pennant, of Penrhyn Castle.
Duff, of Veynol.
Echlin, of Ty Cock.
Edwards, of Nanhoron.
Ellis, of Glasfryu.
Greaves, of Tanyralt.
•Jones-Parry, of Madryn.
Lenthall, of Maynan Hall.
Mathew, of Wern.
Mostyn, of Gloddeth.
Nanney, ofGwynfrya.
Owen, of Glynafon.
Sampson, of Tycoch.
Smith, of Pendyffryn.
Thomas, of Coedhulen.
Williams, of Pantafoii.
Williams, of Kbianvar.
Williams, of Treffos.
Wynne, of Cefiiamwlch.
CAVAN CO.
Heailfort, Marquis of.
Lanesborough, Earl of.
Kilni'ire, Bisliop of.
Faniham, Lord.
Garvagh, Lord.
Adams, of Northlands.
Beresford, of Baillieborough.
Burrowes, of Stradone.
elements, of Ashfield.
C'lement'!, of Rathkenuy.
Dease, of Orangefield.
Erskine, of Cavan.
Finlay, of Sugar-Loaf.
Fox, of Kiuawley Rectory.
Humphrj's, of Ballyhaise House.
Maxwell, of Faniham Castle.
Maxwell, of Fortland.
Nugent, of Farreu Connell.
Pratt, of Cabra Castle.
Quin, of Headfort.
Roe, of Ballyconnell House.
Saunderson, of Castle Saunderson.
813
Smith, of Cherrymount.
Story, of Bingfield.
Story, of Loughinton House.
Thornton, of Grenville.
Young, of Baillieborough Castle.
CHESHIRE.
Chohnondtley, Marquis of.
Westminster, Marquis of.
Cottenham, Earl of.
Grosvenor, Earl.
Stamford, Earl of.
Combermere, Viscount.
Chester, Bishop of.
Crewe, Lord.
Delamere, Lord.
De Tabley, Lord.
Egerlon of Tatton, Lord.
Stanley of Alderley, Lord.
Ackers, of Moreton Hall.
Aldersey, of Aldersey Hall.
Antrobus, of Eaton Hall.
Astley, of Dukinfield Lodge.
Baskerville-Glegg, of Old Withing-
ton Hall.
Bateman, of Knypersley Hall.
Brocklehurst, of Hurdsfield House.
Brooke, of Haudford.
Brooke, of Mere Hall.
Brooke, of Norton Priory.
Broughton, of Doddington Park.
Bruckshaw, of Harry-Town Hall.
Cholmondeley, of Abbotts Moss.
Christie, of Poynton Hall.
Glutton, of Chorltor. Hall.
CoUinge, of Kinnerton Lodge.
Congreve, of Burton Hall.
Corbett, of Darnhall.
Oust, of Leasowe Castle.
Davenport, of Bramali Hall.
Davenport, of Capesthorne.
DeHolyngworthe, of Holyngworthe
Hall.
Dixon, of Astle Hall.
Dod, of Edge Hall.
Duncuft, of Norris-Bank House.
Dutton, of Burland Hall and Spur-
stow Hall.
Egerton, of Oulton Paik.
Erskine, of Bonish.all.
Ewart, of New Brighton.
Firth, of Hartford Lodge.
Ford, of Abbey Field.
France, of Bostock Hall.
Gaskell, of Ingersley Hall.
Glynne, of Hawarden Castle.
Greg, of Norclitfe Hall.
Gregson, of Overton Hall.
Haworth, late of Sale Lodge.
Heron, of Moore Hall.
Hey wood, of Tilstone Lodge.
Hibbert, of Birtles.
Horubj', of Shewbridge Hall.
Humberstou, of Mollington.
Isherwood, of Bradshaw and Mar-
pie Hall.
Jackson, of Birkenhead Manor.
Jodrell, of Yeardsley.
Jones, of Churton Lodge.
Jones, of Leftwich House.
Jones, of Mere Bank.
Kenyon, of Macefen.
Lascelles, of Arley.
Latham, of Bradwall Hall.
Lawton, of Lawton Hall.
Leche, of Garden Park.
Legh, of Adlington Hall.
Legh, of High Leigh.
Legh, of Lyme Hall.
Legh, of Norbury Booths.
Leigh, of Belmont.
Leigh, of High Leigh and Jodrell
Hall.
Leycester, of Toft Hall.
Lowther, of Shrigley Park.
Lyon, of Appleton Hall.
Mainwaring, of Peover Hall.
Mallory, of Mobberley Old Hall.
Marsland, of Henbury.
Marsland, of Woodbank.
Moreton- Craigie, of Moreton Hall.
Naylor, of Hooton Hall.
Newton, of Cheadle Heath.
Nicholson, of Thelwall Hall.
Palmer, of Grappenhall Heys.
Prichard, of Parkfield.
Shakerley, of Somerford Park.
Shakerley, of Whatcroft.
Shawe, of Arrowe Hall.
Sidebottom, of Etherow House.
Simpson, of Mellor Lodge.
Smith-Barry, of Marbury Hall.
Sproston, of Sproston Wood.
Starkej^ of Wrenbury Hall.
Swetenham, of Somerford Booths.
Swettenham, of Swettenham Hall.
Talbot, of Aston Hall.
Tatton, of Wythecshawe.
Taylor, of Ijymm Hall.
Tollemaclie, of Peckforton Castle.
Tomkinson, of The Wellingtons.
Townshend, of Wincham Hall.
TrafFord, of Oughtrington Hall.
Turner, of Shrigley Hall.
Warburton, of Arley Hall.
Watts, of Abney Hall.
Wilbraham, of Delamere House.
Woodhouse, of Norley Hall.
Worthington, of The Bi-yn.
Yates, of Wellbauk.
Youngliusband, of Oakville.
CLACKMANl^rAlSr-SniRE.
Mansfield, Earl of.
Abercromby, Lord.
Bruce, of Ken net.
Dickson, of Greenfield.
Nicolson, of Tdlicoullrie.
Orr, of Harviestoun Castle.
Ramsay, of Tillicoultrie.
CLARE CO.
Dunboyne, Lord.
Inchiquin, Lord.
Cor]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Massy, Lord.
Kiversdale, Lord.
Armstrong, of Lismolier.
Ball, of Fort Fergus.
Beauchamp, of Paradise.
Burton, of Carrigaholt Castle.
Calcutt, of St. Catharine's.
Carroll, of Merville.
Crowe, of Cahircalla.
D'Arcy, of Clonuane Castle.
Fitzgerald, of Adelphi.
Fitzgerald, of Carrigoran.
Furnell, of Heuthermount.
Going, of Violet Hill.
Gore, of Tyredagh Castle.
Henn, of Paradise.
Keane, of Beech Park.
Kelly, of Cahircon.
Macadam, of Black water.
Macdonnell, of New Hall and
Liscrona.
Macmahon, of Knockane.
Macuamara, of Ennistymou.
Mahon, of Mahonburgh.
Mayne, of Killaloe.
Morice, of Springfield.
O'Brien, of Birchfield.
O'Brien, of Dromoland.
O'Callaghan, of Maryfort.
O'Gorman, of Bellevue.
O'Loghlen, of Drumconora.
Purdon, of Tinerana.
Bichards, of Sandfield Lodge.
Boche, of Banetick.
lioss-Lewin, of Boss Hill.
Singleton, of Quinville Abbey.
Skerret, of Finuavara House.
Spaight, of Derry Castle.
Stackpoole, of Ballyally.
Stackpoole, of Eden Vale.
Studdert, of Bunratty Castle.
Studdert, of Keeper View.
Studdert, of Newmarket House,
Vandeleur, of Kilrush House.
Westropp, of Clonmorey,
COEK CO,
Bandon, Earl of.
Bantry, Earl of.
Cork, Earl r,f.
Kingston, Earl of.
Listowel, Earl of.
Mount-Cashell, Earl of.
Norbury, Earl of.
Shannon, Earl of.
Doueraile, Viscount.
Cork, Bishop of.
Carbery, Lord,
Fermoy, Lord.
Biyersdale, Lord.
Abercromby, of Fermoy.
Adams, of Jamesbrook.
Alcock - Stawell, of Kilbrittain
Castle.
Aldworth, of Newmarket.
Allen, of Lisconville.
Anderson, of Buttevant Castle.
Annesley, of Aunes Grove.
Arnott, of Fir Hill.
Atkin, of Leadington.
Atkins, of Waterpark.
Atkins-Going, of Firville.
Austen, of Hadwell Lodge.
Bagwell, of East Grove.
Baldwin, of Cork.
Barrett, of Carriganess Castle.
Barry, of Ballyclough.
Barry, of Glandore House.
Barrj', of Kilbolane Castle.
Barry, of Lemlara House.
Beamish, of Beaumont House.
Beamish, of Grenville House.
Beamish, of Kilmalooda House.
Beamish, of Lota Park.
Becher, of Ballygibbin.
Becher, of HoUybrook.
Bennett, of Bennett's Couit.
Benson, of Monteuotte.
Bernard, of Coolmain Castle.
Bernard, of The Farm.
Boland, of Pembroke.
Eowen, of Bowenscourt.
Braddell, of Montdeligo.
Brasier-Creagh, of Creagli Castle.
Brooke, of Aghadoe.
Burke, of Prospect Villa.
Callaghan, of Cork.
Chatterton, of Castle JMalion.
Colthurst, of Ardrum.
Cooke-Collis, of Castle Cooke.
Coppinger, of Leemount.
Cotter, of Rockforrest.
Coui-tenay, of Ballyedmond.
Cramei', of Ballindinisk.
Crofts, of Cloheeti House.
Crooke, of Derreen.
Daunt, of Kilcascan.
Daunt, of Newborough.
Deane, of Dundanion Castle.
Drewe, of The Strand House.
Dunscombe, of IMount Desart.
Evans, of Ash Hill Towers.
Fagan, of Feltrim.
FitzGerald, of Castle Ishen.
FitzGerald, of Muckridge House.
Foott, of Carrigacunna Castle.
Frankland, of Ashgrove.
Franks, of Carrig Park.
Freeman, of Castle Corr.
French, of CluskinuJ^
Frewen, of Innishannon.
Garde, of Ballinacurra.
Gillman, of Oakmount.
Glasgow, of Old Court.
Gollock, of Forest.
Gordon, of Cork.
Grant, of Kilmurry.
Gumbleton, of Glauatore.
Hackett, of Cork.
Hanning, of Kilcrone.
Haj'iiiau, of South Abbey.
Heard, ofKinsale.
Henness}', of Ballindeasig.
Herrick, of Ship2DOol.
Hill, of Craig.
Hoare, of Douglas.
Hobson, of Muckridge.
Hodder, of Ballea Castle.
Hodder, of Fountainstowu.
Hungerford, of Cahirmore.
Hussey, of Rock Lodge.
Hutchins, of Ardnagashel and Fort-
lands.
Johnson, of Woodlands.
Jones, of Lisselan.
Lamb, of Kilcoleman Park.
Lawton, of Cape View.
Leader, of Mount Leader.
Leader, of Dromagh Castle.
Leahy, of Maryville.
Leahy, of Shanakiel.
Leycester, of East View.
Lloyd, of Buttevant Castle.
Longfield, of Longueville.
Longfield, of Waterloo.
Lucas, of Rathealy.
Lyons, of Cork.
McCarthy, of Currymount.
Mansergh, of Lisnegar.
Mansergh, of Macroney Castle.
Mansergh, of Rocksavage.
Massy, of Mount Massy,
Meade, of Ballintober.
Moore, of Cove Villa.
Morrogh, of Old Court.
Nagle, of Ballinamona.
Nettles, of Nettleville,
Newenham, of Coolmore.
Newman, of Bellavista.
Newman, of Dromore,
Newport, of Kilboy.
Norreys, of Mallow Castle.
Notter, of Lissacaha.
O'Donovan, of Lissard.
O'Donovan, of Montpellier.
O'Leary, of Coomlagane.
Penrose, of Shandangan.
Penrose-Fitzgerald, of Corkbeg.
Perrier, of Lota.
Power, of Ringacollig.
Pratt, of Kinsale.
Purcell, of Burton Park,
Purcell, of Dromore.
Puxley, of Dunboy Ca.stle.
Reeves, of Vostersberg.
Roberts, of Roberts Core.
Roche, of Ballymorris.
Roche, of Trabolgan.
Sandai's, of Deer Park.
Sarsfield, of Dough cloy ne.
Shuldham, of Dunmanway.
Smith-Barry, of Fota Island,
Somerville, of Drishane.
Somerville, of The Prairie.
Spratt, of Pencil Hill.
Stewart, of Whitegate House.
Synge, of Leslee House,
Teulou, of Bandon,
Thackwell, of Aghada Hall.
Tierney, of Churchtown House.
Tighe-St. Lavvrance, of The Grove,
Tisdall, of Clifford.
Tobiu, of Ballincollig.
Townsend, of Derry.
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THE IJNITED ^IKGBOM.
[Den
Townsend, of Myross Wood.
Townsend, of Woodside.
Townshend, of Castle Townsheud.
Uniacke, of Mount XJniacke.
Wallis, of Drishane Castle.
TVarren, of Wai-ren's Court.
Welsted, of P.ally waiter.
Westropp, of Ballylegan.
White-Hare-Hedges, of Macroom.
CORNWALL.
Northumberland, Duke of.
Mount Edgcurabe, Earl of.
St. German's, Earl of,
Exmoutli, Viscount.
Falmouth, Viscount.
Vivian, Lord.
Agar-Iiobartes, of Lanhyderock,
Archer, of Trelask.
Basset, of Tehidy Park.
Bennett, of Tresilian House.
Boger, of Wol.sdon.
Bray, of Langford Hall.
Buller, of Mol-val.
Call, of Whiteford House.
Carlyon, of Tregrehan.
Cocks, of Treverbj'n Vean.
Cobam, of Trevedoe Manor.
Cole, of St. Issey.
Collins, ofTruthan.
Cornish, of Marazion.
Coulson, of Kenegie.
Cregoe, of Trewithian.
Curgenven, of Tretawn.
Davey, of Bochym House.
Davey, of Redruth.
Eliot, of Port Eliot.
Enys, of Enys.
Fortescue, of Boconnoc.
Gilbert, of Bodmin Priory.
Gilbert, of Trelissick.
Glanville, of Catchfrench.
Glynn, of Boyton, late of Glynn.
Gregor-Gordon, of Trewarthenick.
Gurney, of V»^oodleigh and Bude.
Hext, of Tredithy.
Hext, of Trenieare.
Hext, of Trenarren.
Hoblyn, of Liskeard.
Horsford, of Bosvathick.
Hosken, of Ellenglaze House.
Howell, of Ethy.
Kendall, of Pelyn.
Le Grice, of Trereife House.
Lemon, of Carclew.
Major, of Penventon and Lamellen.
Marshall, of Treworgy.
Mayow, of Bray.
Michel], of Bodmin.
Molesworth, of Pencarrow.
Mudge, of Saltash.
Nowell Usticke, of Stratton Place.
Onslow, of Hengar House.
Paynter, of St. Buryan.
Peard, of Penquite.
Peter, of Chyvertou.
Peter-Hoblyn, of Colquite.
Phillpotts, of Porthgwidden.
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Pole-Carew, of Antony.
Polwhele, of Polwhele.
Popham, of Trevarnor.
Potter, of Gonvcna.
Price, of Tregwaiutou.
Prideaux-Brune, of Prideaux Place.
Pashleigli, of Menabilly.
Rashleigh, of Prideaux.
Rawlings, of St. Edmunds.
Reynolds, of Penair.
Reynolds, of Tievenson.
Rodd, of Trebartha Hall.
Rogers, of Penrose.
St. Aubyn, of Clowance.
St. Aubyn, of St. Michael's Mount.
Sawle, of Penrice.
Scobell, of Nancealverne.
Smith, of Tresco Abbey.
Spry, of Tregolls.
Stephens, of Tregenua Castle.
Treffry, of Place.
Trelawny, of Coldrenick.
Tremayne, of Heligan.
Trevanion, of Menabilly.
Trist, of Carneggan.
Tucker, of Trematon Castle.
Tyringham, of Trevethoe.
Vyvyan, of Trelowarren.
Vyvyan-Robinson, of Nansloe.
Williams, of Caerhayes Castle.
Willyams, of Carnanton.
Vv^illiams, of TreguUow.
CBOMAETYSHIRE.
Stafford, Marquis of.
Macleod, of CadboU.
Munro, of Poyntzfield House.
CITMBERLAlSrD.
Carlisle, Earl of.
Lonsdale, Earl of.
Carlisle, Bishop of.
Muncaster, Lord.
Askew, of Glenriddiiig.
Atkinson, of Morland.
Eallantine-Dykes, of Ingwell.
Barnes, of Bunkers Hill.
Elamire, of The Oaks.
Briscoe, of Crofton Hall.
Browne, of Tallantyre Hall.
Cowper, of Carleton Hall.
Dalrymple, of High Mark.
Deane, of Keekle Grove.
Dixon, of Holme Eden.
Dixon, of The Knells.
Dodgson, of lianercost Abbey.
Fairtlough, of The Knells.
Fawcett, of Petterill Bank.
Ferguson, of Carlisle.
Ferguson, of Harker Lodge.
Ferguson, of Morton House.
Fetherttonhaugh, of The College.
Fetherstouhaugh, of Staffield Hall.
Fleming, of Rydall Hall.
Friend, of Harbut Lodge.
Gillbanks, of Whitefield House.
Graham, of Edmond Castle.
Graham, of Netherby.
Grant, of Hill House.
Harris, of Greysouthen.
Harrison, of Winscales.
Hartley, of Rosehill.
Hasell, of Dalemain.
Hodgson, of Houghton House.
Hodgson, of Scotby.
Hoskins, of Higham.
Howard, of Corby.
Howard, of Greystoke.
Howard, of Naworth Castle.
Irton, of Irton Hall.
Irwin, of Calder Abbey and Justus-
town.
James, of Barrock Park.
James, of Clarghyll Hall.
Johnson, of Walton House.
Lam plugh-Raper,ofLamplugh Hall.
Lawson, of Brayton Hall.
Lewthwaite, of Broad Gate.
Lord, of Inglewood Bank.
Lowther, of Lowther Castle.
Maclean, of Lazenby Hall.
Marshall, of Hallstead.
Mounsey, of Castletown.
Mulcaster, of Laversdale.
Musgrave, of Eden Hall.
Oliphant, of Broadfield House.
Ponsonby, of Hale Hall.
Robertson-Walker, of Gilgarran.
Ross, of Stonehouse.
Rothery, of Greta Hall.
Salmond, of Waterfoot.
Senhouse, of Netherall.
Skelton, of Papcastle.
Spedding, of Summergrove.
Standish, of Scaleby.
Stanley, of Ponsonby Hall.
Steel, of Derwent Bank.
Stewa,rd, of Chapel House.
Vane, of Hutton Hall.
Watts, of Hawkesdale Hall.
Willock, of St. Bees.
Wyndham, of Cockermouth Castle.
DEITBIGHSHIRE.
Duugannon, Viscount.
Bagot, Lord.
]\Iostyn, Lord.
Bamford-Hesketh, of Gwyrcli Castle.
Clough, of Plas Clougb.
Cunlitfe, of Acton Park.
Edwardes, of Denbigh.
Ffoulkes, of Eriviatt.
Fitzhngh, of Plas Power.
Griffith, of Garn.
Griffith, ofTrevalynHall.
Hardcastle, of Pen y-lan.
Heaton, of Plas Heaton.
Hughes, of Kinmel Park.
Hughes, of Ystrad.
Jesse, of Llanbedr Hall.
Jones, of Cefn Coch.
Jones, of Llanerchrugog Hall.
Jones-Bateman, of Pentre Mawr.
.Jones-Parry, of Llwyn Onn.
Madocks, of Glanywern.
Derj
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
]\Iainvvarliig, of Gaelt Faetian,
Marshall, of Pen-y-GarJJeii.
Myddelton, of Gwaeuyog.
Myddelton - Biddulph, of Chirk
Castle.
Palmer, of Cefn Park.
Pearson, of Bodfari.
Peck, of Cornish Hall.
Peel, of Eryn-y-Pys.
Puleston, of Emral.
iSandbach, of Hafodunos.
Thompson, of Stansty Hall,
Tottenham, of Plais Bervvyn.
Townshend, of Trevallyn.
Watling, of The Fron.
West, of Ruthin Castle.
Whalley, of Plas iladoc.
Williams, of Pentre Mawr.
Wynn, of Cefn.
Wynn, of Llangedwin.
Wynn, of Wynustay.
Wynne, of Coed Coch.
Wynne, of Garthewin.
Wynne, of Voelas.
Yorke, of Dyffryn Aled.
Yorke, of Erthig.
DERBYSHIBE,
Devonshire, Duke of.
Portland, Duke of.
Eutland, Duke of.
Sutherland, Duke of.
Ferrers, Earl.
Harrington, Earl of.
Howe, Earl.
Hardiiige, Viscount.
Belper, Lord.
Denman, Lord.
Howard, Lord.
Scarsdale, Lord.
Vernon, Lord.
Waterpark, Lord.
Adderley, of Coton Hall.
Allcard, of Burton Closes.
Arkwright, of Sutton Scarsdale.
Arkwright, of Willersley.
Bagshawe, of The Oaks and Worm-
hill Hall.
Eainbrigge, of Hill House.
Bainbrigge-Le-Hunt, of Ashbourn.
Baker, of Doveridgo-wood House.
Balguy, of Duffield Park.
Bateman, of Ilartington Hall.
Bateman, of Middleton Hall and
Lomberdale House.
Beaumont, of Barrow Hall.
Berney, of Twy cross.
Ijlakiston, of Sandybrooke Hall.
Blano, of The Pastures.
Boothby, of Sudbury.
Bowden, of Southgate House.
Bradshaw, of Barton Hall.
Bristowe, of Twyford Hall.
Broadhurst, ofFoston.
Bromley, of Wootton Hall.
Burdett, of Foremark.
Cadman, of Westborne House.
Cammell, of Norton Hall.
C.antrell, of King's Newton.
Carleill, of Longstone H.all.
Cavendish, of Ashford Hall.
Chamberlin, of Sutton Bonnington.
Coke, of Longford Hall.
Colvile, of Lullington Hall.
Cotton, of Etwall Hall.
Crewe, of Calke Abbey.
Crompton, of Duffield Hall.
Crompton, of Flowerlilies.
Dale, of Ashbourne Manor.
Darwin, of Breadsall Priory.
De Bodes, of Barlborough Hall.
Des Vceux, of Drakelowe.
Disbrowe, of V/alton Hall.
Dury, of Bonsall.
Evans, of Allestree Hall.
Evans, of Darley Abbey.
Every, of Egginton Hall.
Fitzherbert, of Norbury Pai-k.
Fitz-Herbert, of Tissington Hall.
Goodwin, of Hinckley Wood.
Gray, of Carntyne.
Greaves, of Ford Hall.
Gresley, of Netherseale Hall.
Hall, of Holly Bush.
Heywood, of Dove Leys.
Holden, of Aston Hall.
Howard, of Glossop Hall.
Hunloke, of Wingerworth.
Hurt, of Alderwasley.
Jessop, of Batterley Hall.
Johnson, of The Callow.
Lee, of Ashbourne.
Leslie, of Hassop Hall.
Lowe, of Locko.
Meynell, of Meynell Langley.
Milnes, of Stubbing Edge.
Mundy, of Markeaton.
Mundy, of Shipley Hall.
Newdigate, of Derwent Hall.
Newton, of Mickleover IManor.
Okeover, of Okeover Hall.
Palmer-Morewood, of Alfreton.
Pares, of Hopwell Hall.
Pegge-Burnell, of BeauchiefFAbbey.
Pole, of Eadborne.
Radford, of Smalley Hall.
Radford, of Tansley Wood.
Sitwell, of Reuishaw.
Sitwell, of Stainsby Hall,
Spencer, of Edgemoor.
Strutt, of Bridgehill.
Sutton, ofShardlow Hall.
Thornhill, of Stanton.
Turbutt, of Ogston Hall.
Watts-Russell, of Ham Hall.
Wilinot, of Chaddesden Hall.
Wilniot, of Osmaston Hall.
Wright, of Ormaston Manor,
DEVO]>7SHIIlE.
Bedford, Duke of.
Buckinghamshire, Earl of.
Devon, Earl of.
Fortescue, Earl.
Morley, Earl of.
Mount-Edgecumbe, Earl of.
Portsmouth, Earl of.
Clietwynd, Viscount.
Exmouth, Viscount.
Sidmouth, Viscount.
Exeter, Bishop of.
Boltiaiore, Lord.
Churston, Lord.
Clifford of Chudleigb, Lord.
Clinton, Lord.
Cranstoun, Lord.
Graves, Lord.
Kingsale, Lord.
Lisle, Lord.
Poltimore, Lord.
Rolle, Lady.
Sinclair, Lord.
Acland, of Killerton.
Adams, of Bowden.
Adams, of Temple Hill.
Allen, of Coleridge House.
Arundell, of St. Mary's.
Bampfylde, of Court Hall.
Baring-Gould, of Lew Trenchard.
Basset, of Watermouth.
Bastard, of Kitley.
Bayley, of Cotford House.
Beadon, of Otterhead.
Beckett, of The Knoll.
Belfield, of Primley.
Bellew, of Stockleigh Court.
Bare, of Morebath.
Bewes, of Beaumont House.
Boulton, of Sampford Peverell.
Bowring, of Larkbear House.
Bremridge, of Cott.
Buck, of Moreton.
BuUer, of Downes.
Bulteel, of Flete.
Calmady, of Langdon Court.
Carew, of Ayshford.
Carew, of Haccombe.
Carpenter, of Mount Tavy.
Carter, of Rockview House.
Cary, of Follaton.
Gary, of Torre Abbey.
Cave, of Sidbury Manor,
Champernowne, of Dartington.
Chichester, of Arlington Court.
Chichester, of Hall.
Chichester, of Youlston.
Chichester-Nagle, of Calverleigh.
Claridge. of Salcombe,
Clark, of Bridwell.
Clark, of Buckland Tout Saints.
Clark, of ES'ord Manor.
Clark, of Moorlands.
C!levland, of Tapeley Park.
Coffin, of Portledge House.
Coham, of Coham.
Coleridge, of Heaths Court.
Collier, of Grimston.
Copleston, of Copleston.
Cornish, of Black Hall.
Cornish, of Salcombe House.
Davie, of Greedy Park.
Dayman, of Mambury.
Digby-Beste, of Abbotsham Court.
Divett, of Bystock.
816
Drake, of Nutwell Court.
Drewe, of Honiton Grange.
Drury, of Knightstone.
Duckworth, of Wear House.
Dunn, of Stone Hall.
Duntze, of Exleigli.
Durant, of Sharpham.
Eales, of Eastdon.
Edgcumbe, of Mount Edgcumbe,
Elliot, of Burley House.
Elton, of Wid worthy Court.
Farrington, of Landcross.
Floyd, of Powys.
Fortescue, of Fallapit.
Eraser, of Pilton House.
Furneaux, of Swilly House.
Fursdon, of Fursdon.
Furse, of Halsdon House.
Gard, of Rougemont House.
Garratt, of Bishop's Court.
Gill, of Bickham Park.
Gill, of Brooklands.
Gill, of Venn.
Glascott, of Seaton.
Grant, of Hillersdon House.
Griffin- Stonestreet, of Falkenstein.
Hames, of Cliagford.
Harris, of Haine.
Heathcoat, of Bolliam.
Heathcote, of Paleigb.
Henn-Gennys, of Wbitleigb Hall.
Hippesley, of Shobrooke.
Hoare, of Luscombe.
Hole, of Beam.
Hole, of Bovey Tracey Park.
Holley, of Oaklands.
Honywood, of Woodhayes.
Ilbert, of Horsewell House and
Bowringsleigb.
Kekewich, of Peamore.
Kelly, of Kelly.
Kenuaway, of Escot.
Kennaway, of Hoopera House.
Lee, of Balsdon.
Lee, of Orleigh Court.
Leeke, of Penlee House.
Lopes, of Maristow.
Louis, of Cadwell House.
Lousada, of Peak House.
Luscombe, of Combe Royal.
M'Alester, of Loup Cottage.
Maconchy, of Exeter.
Mallet, of Ash.
Marshall, of Barnstaple.
Meek, of Ilfracombe.
Melhuish, of Court Barn.
Milford, of Coaver.
Molesworth, of Tetcott.
Moore, of Ballyhale.
Moresby, of Beacon Hill.
Morris, of Fishleigh.
Mudge, of Sydney.
Nation, of Exeter.
New, of Craddock House.
Newman, of Mamhead Park.
Northcote, of Pynes.
Northcote, of Buckerell.
Northmore, of Cleeve House.
817
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
Palk, of Haldon House.
Parliam, of Asbburton.
Parker, of Abbeville House.
Parker, of Saltrani House.
Parker, of Whiteway.
Parlby, of Mauadon.
Patteson, of Feniton Court.
Perring, of Membland House.
Peters, of Harefield House.
Pitman, of Duncbideock House.
Pode, of Slade.
Pole, of Shute.
Porter, of Hembury Fort.
Potts, of Trafalgar House.
Prideaux, of Netherton Hall.
Pyke, of Parracombe.
Quicke, of Newton House.
Rae, of Trafalgar Lawn.
Rhodes, of Teign Lawn,
Robertson, of Membland.
Rogers, of Blatcbford.
Rolle, of Stevenstone.
Rowe, of Torpoint House.
Rundell, of Tavistock.
Savile, of Oaklands.
Schank, of Barton House and
Nortbumberland House.
Scale, of Mount Boone.
Seaton, of Beechwood.
Seymour, of Tothill.
Seymour, of Northbrook Lodge.
Short, of Bickham.
Sillifant, of Combe.
Smith, of Treasbear.
Soltau, of Little EfFord.
Soltau-Symons, of Chaddlewood.
Stevens, of Winscott.
Stowey, of Keubury.
Strode, of Newnham Park.
Stucley, of Hartland Abbey.
Tanner, of King's Nympton Park.
Templer, of Kuowles.
Tonkin, of Teignmouth House.
Treby, of Goodamoor.
Trefusis, of Heanton Satcbville.
Tremayne, of Sydenham.
Troyte, of Huntsham Court.
Veale, of Passaford.
Vowler, of Parnacott.
Walrond, of Bradfield.
Walrond, of Dulford House.
Warry, of Castle-Park House.
Wheler, of Crojs House.
Williams, of Clovelly Court,
W^illiams, of Graton Hall.
Williams, of Heanton Court.
Wolcott, of Knowle House,
Wood, of Rock End.
Woolcombe, of Hemerdon.
Wrey, of Tawstock Court.
Yonge, of Puslincb.
Young, of EfFord I\Ianor.
DONEGAL CO.
Abercorn, Marquis of.
Conyngham, Marquis of.
Donegall, Marquis of.
[Dor
LifFord, Vi.scount.
Adair, of Glenveagh.
Bateson, of Castruse.
Batt, of Rathmullan.
Beers, of Leslie Hill.
Boyd, of Ballymacool.
Charley, of Island of Aranniore.
Conolly, of ClifF.
Cox, of Glentiss.
Delap, of Monellau.
Dillon, of Gweedore.
Hamilton, of Brown Hall.
Hamilton, of St. Ernans.
Hart, of Glen Alia.
Hart, of Kilderry.
Harvey, of Ballentrieve.
Harvey, of Mai in Hall.
Hayes, of Drumboe Castle,
Heard, of Killybegs,
Hewitt, of Meenglas,
Hill, of Gweedore,
M'CliTitock, of Dunmore.
Mansfield, of Ardrummon House
and Castle Wray.
Montgomery, of Convoy.
Murray-Stewart, of Killybegs.
Olphert, of Ballyconnell.
Smith, of Spamount.
Stewart, of Ards.
Stewart, of Fort Stewart.
Stewart, of Loughveagh House.
Stewart, of Rock Hill.
Stj'le, of Cloghan House.
Style, of Glenmore.
Templer, of Lindridge.
Tredennick, of Camlin.
Wood, of Castle CJrove.
Woodhouse, of Kerrykeel.
Wray, of Oak Park.
Young, of CuldafF House.
DORSETSHIRE,
Westminster, Marquis of,
Eldon, Earl of.
Ilchester, Earl of.
Shaftesbuiy, Earl of
Digby, Lord.
Portman, Lord.
Rivers, Lord.
Wynford, Lord.
Adye, of Merly House.
Austen, of Ensbury House.
Baker, of Ranston.
Baker, of Kingston Russell.
Bankes, of Kingston Hall.
Bankes, of Studland IManor,
Bastard, of Charlton IMarshall.
Bayly, of Burly Villa.
Benett, of Lyme Regis,
Best, of Wyndford Eagle,
Bingham, of Bingham's Melcombe.
Bond, of Creech Grange.
Bower, of Iwerne Minster.
Bower, of Sliroton.
Brounker, of Boveridge.
Calcraft, of Rempstone Hall.
Cambridge, of Bloxworth House.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Cartwright, of Lyme Regis.
Chowne, of Slape House.
Clapcott, of Keynstone.
Cree, of Ower Moigne.
Dale, of Glanvilles Wootton.
Dawson-Damer, of Came House.
Digby, of Sherborne Castle.
Drax, of Charlborough Park.
Eliot, of Weymouth.
Evans, of Uddens.
Farnall, of Barley Villa.
Fellowes, of Kingston House.
Floyer, of West Stafford.
Frampton, of Moreton.
Freestun, of Belvidere.
Fyler, of HefHeton.
Glossop, of Inwood.
Glyn, of Gaunts House.
Glyn, of Witchampton.
GoUop, of Strode House.
Goodden, of Over Compton.
Gordon, of Lewiston.
Grant-Dalton, of Parkstone.
Greathed, of Uddens House.
Guest, of Canford Manor.
Gundry, of Bridport.
Gundry, of The Hyde.
Hawkins, of Lewell Lodge.
Hawkins, of Weymouth.
Hussey, of Bredy.
Husse}', of Nash Court.
Johnson, of Greenhills.
Lambert, of Knowle.
Lethbridge, of Belvidere.
Loftus, of Woolland House.
Malet, of Fontmell Parva.
Manning, of Portland Castle.
Monro, of Edmondsham.
Nepean, of Loders Court.
Oglander, of Paruham.
Parke, of Henbury.
Philipps, of Osmington.
Pickard, of Sturminster Marshall.
Porcher, of Clyffe.
Rogers, of Yarlington Lodge,
Saunderson, of Bella Virta.
Scott, of Encombe.
Seymer, of Hanford.
Sheridan, of Frampton Court.
Smith, of Down House.
Steward, of Nottington House.
Stuart, of Blandford.
Sturt, of Critchill.
Talbot, of Rhode Hill.
Tatchell-Bullen, of Marshwood.
Thomas, of Weymouth.
Thompson, of Melcombe Regis.
Tregonwell, of Anderstone.
Tregonwell, of Cranbouriie Place.
Trenchard, of Greenhill House.
Weld, of Chidescke House.
Weld, of Lulworth Castle.
W^hieldon, of Wyke House.
White, of Charlton Manor.
Williams, of Bridehead.
Williams, of Woolland House.
Wrey, of Warecliffe House.
Yeatman, of Stock House.
DOWNSHIRE.
Donegall, Marquis of.
Down shire. Marquis of.
Londonderry, Marquis of.
Annesley, Earl.
Kilmorey, Earl of.
Roden, Earl of.
Bangor, Viscount.
Down, Connor, and Dromore,
Bishop of.
De Ros, Lord.
Dufferin and Clandeboye, Lord.
Barron, of Kiughill House.
Bateson, of Moira Park.
Beauclerk, of Ardglass Castle.
Bowen, of Laurence-Town House.
Brady, of Newry.
Browne, of Janeville.
Cleland, of Gael House.
Cleland, of Rubane House.
Coates, of Eastwood.
Corry, of Abbey Yard.
De la Cherois, of Donaghadee.
De la Clierois-Crommelin, of Cav-
rowdire Castle.
Dolling, of Edenmore.
Dunbar, of Woburn.
Forde, of Seaforde.
Gordon, of Florida.
Hall, of Narrow V\"ater.
Hamilton, of Killyleagh Castle.
Higginson, of Carnalea.
Here, of Ballyalton.
Jocelyn, of Bryansford.
Johnston, of Bailywillwill.
Johnston, of Holly Park.
Kennedy, of Cultra.
Kennedy, of Cultraid.
Ker, of Montalto.
Ker, of Portavo.
Leslie, of Brdlyward.
Leslie, of Donaghadee.
INIcClure, of Belmont.
Maxwell, of Finnybrogue,
Montgomery, of Grey Abbey.
MulhoUand, of Spring Vale.
Mussenden, of Larchfield.
Nicholson, of Ballow.
Nugent, of Portaferry.
Nugent, of Strangford.
Perceval-Maxwell, of Groomsport.
Reilly, of Scarvagh House.
Ross, of Bladeusburgh.
Senior, of Glass-Drummond House.
Skinner, of Donaghadee.
Smyth, of Drum.
Stewart, of Ballyedmond.
Stewart, of Lawrencetown House.
Ward, of Strangford.
Waring, of Waringstown House.
DUBLIN CO.
Dublin, Archbishop of.
Chailemont, EarLof.
Meath, Earl of.
Milltown, Earl cf.
Howth, Earl of.
Cloncurry, Lord.
Talbot de Malahide, Lord.
Trindeston, Lord.
Bagot, of Castle Bagot.
Blackburne, of Rathfarnham Castle.
Bradstreet, of Clontarf.
Brooke, of Somerton.
Browning, of Monkstown.
Butler, of Frescati Lodge.
Butler, of Belvedere House.
Byrne, of Cabiuteely.
Cobbe, of Newbridge House.
Coghill, of Drumccndra House.
Colclough, of Newpack.
Coote, of Dublin.
Cox, fif Longford Place.
Cox, of I\Iount Town.
Cusack, of Abbeville House.
Deasy, of Dublin.
Domvile, of Terapleogue and Santry,
Evans, of Portrane and Highgate.
Finlay, of Corkagh House.
Finnemor, of Ballyward.
Fitzgerald, of Kilmarnock.
FitzSimon, of GlencuUen.
FitzSimon, of Vesey Place.
Galwey, of Dublin.
Garuett, of Kingstown.
Gerrard, of Batchelor's Hall.
Godfrey, of Kilcoleman Abbey.
Golding, of Glasmere.
Gough, of St. Helen's.
Greene, of Dublin.
Guinness, of Beaumont.
Guinness, of Deepwell.
Guinness, of St. Anne's.
Hagan, of Dublin.
Hall, of Merville.
Hamilton, of Abbotstone.
Hamilton, of Balbriggan.
Hamilton, of Hampton Hall.
Harty, of Prospect House.
Hughes, of The Grove.
James, of Dublin.
Jessop, of Marlfield.
Kane, of Wickham Dundrum.
Keatinge, of Dublin.
Kellett, of Dublin.
Kennedy, of Johnstown Kennedy.
Keogh, of Tunnagh Lodge.
Kingsmill, of The Hermitage.
Kirkpatrick, of Coolmine House.
Lambert, of Seafield House.
La Touche, of Marlay.
Layard, of Riversdale.
Lees, of Blackrock House.
Leeson, of Kingstown.
Lentaigne, of Tallaght.
Lewis, of Sea Town.
Lindesay, of Grenville.
Lindsay, of Glasneviu.
Macartney, of Lowther Lodge.
Macdonnel, of Dublin.
Macfarlane, of Huntstown House.
M'Gregor, of Belvedere.
Mivdden, of Inch House.
Malpas, of Rochestown.
Meekins, of Glasthule.
818
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Edi
Meredyth, of Dublin.
Monahau, of Dublin.
Napier, of Dublin.
Nugent, of Airfield.
O'Brien, of Beulah House.
O'Dwyer, of Orlagh.
O'Reilly-Dease, of Ravenswell.
Perrin, of Sea Park.
Pidgeon, of Eiversdale.
Pigot, of Dublin.
Pitcairn, of Clarinda Mount.
Poiueroy-Colley, of Leopardstown.
Preston, of Dublin.
Preston, of Silverstream.
Redmond, of Pembroke House.
Reynolds, of Marine Villa.
Richards, of Castle Park.
Roberts, of Hendr^.
Sandes, of Bellegrove.
Scott, of Woodville House.
Shaw, of Bushy Park.
Shaw, of Kimmage House.
Skeffington, of Clontarf.
Skerrett, of Athgoe Park.
Stamer, of Beauchamp.
Stokes, of Denmark Hill.
Synge, of Clifton House.
Talbot, of Ballinclea.
Taylour, of Ardgillan Castle.
Tonikins, of Grey Thorn.
Vernon, of Clontarf Castle.
Waldron, of Bally brack.
Warren, of Killiney Castle.
Whelan, of Elraville.
White, of Killikee.
White, of Woodlands.
Whitshed, of Killincarrick.
Woods, of Milverton.
DUMBARTONSHIRE.
Argyll, Duke of.
Buchanan, of Auchintorlie,
Buchanan, of Shandon.
Campbell, of Colgrain.
Campbell, of Garscube.
Colquhoun, of Ross-dhu.
Colquhoun, of Killerraont.
Cunningham-Graham, of Gartmore.
Dunlop, of Drumhead.
Dalglish, of Kilniardinny,
Elphinstone-Fleming, of Cumber-
nauld.
Ewing, of Strathleven.
Findlay, of Easterhill.
Hamilton, of Spittal.
Hastie, of Mains Hou.?e.
Murray-Gartshore^ of Gartshore.
Smollett, of Cameron House.
Yuille, of Darleith House.
DUMFRIES-SHIRE.
Queensberry, Marquis of,
Carnwath, Earl of.
Rollo, Lord.
Baird, of Closeburn Hall.
Broun, of Colstoun.
Butler-Johnstone, of Auchin Castle.
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Dirom, of Mount Annan.
Dunlop, of Corsock.
Drury, of New Abbey.
Eergusson, of Craigdarroch.
Gladstone, of Capenoch.
Graham, of Mossknow.
Grierson, of Lag.
Hope- Johnstone, of Annandale.
Hunter-Arundell, of Barjang.
Hyslop, of Lotus.
Johnston, of Carnsalioch.
Johnstone, of Westerhall.
Laurie, of Maxwelton.
Macdonald, of Rammerscales.
Macrae, late of Holmains.
Malcolm, of Burnfoot.
Maxwell, of Carrucban.
Maxwell, of Poitiach.
Maxwell, of Springkell.
Maxwell, of Terraughtie.
Maxwell, of Terregles.
Menteth, of Closeburn.
Stewart, of Shambellie.
Veitch, of Eliock House.
DURHAM CO.
Cleveland, Duke of.
Londonderry, Marchioness of.
Scarborough, Earl of.
Vane, Earl.
Boyne, Viscount.
Durham, Bishop of.
Ravensworth, Lord.
Allan, of BlackweU Hall.
Aylmer, of Walworth Castle.
Baker, of Elemore Hall.
Beaumont, of Bywell Hall.
Beekwith, of Silksworth House.
Bell, of Hanwick Hall.
Blenkinsopp, of Hoppyland Castle.
Bowes, of Streatlam Castle.
Braniwell, of Enfield House.
Brown, of Jarrow Hall.
Burdon, of Castle Eden.
Clavering, of Axwell Park.
Constable, of WyclifFe Hall.
Cookson, of Neasbam Hall.
Dixon, of Seaton Carew.
Eden, of Windlestone Hall.
Edger, of Gainford.
Elliott, of Elvet Hill.
Ellison, of Hepburn Hall.
Ettrick, of North Hylton.
Fawcett, of North Bailey.
Greenwell, of Broomshields.
Gregson, of Burdon.
Grey, of Gainford.
Hamilton -Russell, of Brancepetla
Castle.
Hammond, of OverDinsdale Hall.
Hardinge, of Ketton.
Headlam, of Gilmonby Hall.
Hodgson, of Sheraton.
Hodgson, of Newby Grange.
Hogg, of Norton House.
Hopper-Williamson, of Hurworth.
Horn, of Bishopwearmouth.
Hutt, of Gibside Hall.
Ingham, of Weston.
Jackson, of Greathara Hall.
Johnson, of Aykleheads.
Kearney, of The Ford.
Lamb, of Axwell Park.
Lambton, of Biddick Hall.
Lambton, of Murton House.
Laycock, of Lintz Hall.
Liddell, of E.asington.
Micbell, of Forcett Park.
Milbank, of Carbury House.
Pease, of Pierremont.
Pemberton, of Barnes and Haw-
thorn Tower.
Rippon, of Stanhope Castle.
Robinson, of Silksworth Hall.
Salvin, ofCroxdale Hall.
Shafto, of Whitworth Park.
Shipperdson, of Hermitage and Pit-
tington Hall.
Shortridge, of Cleadon Meadows.
Smith, of Colpike Hall.
Spearman, of Newton Hall and
Burn Hall.
Stanley, of Stanley Hall.
Stobart, of Etherley.
Surtees, of Dimsdaleon-Tees.
Surtees, of Harasterley Hall.
Surtees, of Red worth House.
Surtees, of The Green.
Sutton, of Elton Hall.
Wallis, of Old Ridley.
Wawn, of Boldon.
Webb, of Westwick.
Wh.arton, of Dryburn.
Wilkinson, of Harperley Park.
Williamson, of Whitburn Hall.
Wilson, of Shotley Hall.
Wilson-Todd, of Halnaby Hall.
EDINBURGH CO.
Buccleugh, Duke of.
Dalhousie, Marquis of
Lothian, Marquis of.
Morton, Earl of.
Rosebery, Earl of.
Stair, Earl of.
Melville, Viscount.
Dunfermline, Lord.
Sempill, Lady.
Torphichen, Lord.
Arbulhnot, of Edinburgh.
Baird, of Inveresk.
Borthwick, of Crookston.
Brisbane, of Mackerstoun.
Brown, of Ashley.
Campbell, of .
Carmichael, of Hailes House.
Clerk, of Pennycuick House.
Craig, of Riccarton.
Cunynghara, of Prestonfield.
Dalrymple, of Hailes.
Deas, of Pittendriech.
Drummond, of Hawthornden.
Dundas, of Arniston.
Dundas, of Beechwood.
Elphinstone, of Carberry Tower.
Fairfax, of St. Boswell's Bank.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Falconar, of Hazelbank.
FoiTest, of Coniiston.
Foulis, of Milburn Tower and Wood-
hall.
Gibsoue, of Pentland.
Gordon, of Edinburgh.
Halkett-Craigie-Inglis. of C'ramond.
Hamilton, of Cathlan.
Hay, of Drum House.
Hope, of Pinkie House.
Hope-Vere, of Craigie Hall.
Inglis, of Glencorse.
Johnston, of Kirkhill House.
Kinloch, of Gilmerton.
Kinloch, of Linkfield House.
Lauder, of The Grange House.
Macdonell, of Glengarry.
M'Neill, of Grauton.
Melville, of Edinburgh.
Melville, of Melville Castle.
Metge, of Athlumley.
Milne, of Inveresk.
Mure, of Edinburgh.
Ramsay, of Barnton.
Ramsay, of Whitehill.
Scott, of Malleny.
Seton, of St Bennett's.
Trotter, of The Bush.
Trotter, of Dreghorn.
Tytler, of Woodhouselco.
Walker, of Rowland.
Wardlaw, of Cliessels Court.
Wardrop, of Bridgehouse.
Warrender, of Bruutsfield House.
Wauchope, of Edmonstone.
Wauchope, of Niddrie Marischall.
Wedderburn, of Keith House.
Wehvood, of Meadowbank House.
White, of Kellerstain.
ELGIN OR MORAYSHIRE.
Fife, Earl of.
Moray, Earl of.
Rothes, Countess of.
Brodie, of Brodie.
Brown, of Bishopmill.
Gumming, of Gordon's Town.
Duff, of Milton Duff.
Duff, of Orton.
Dunbar, of Duffus.
Forteath, of Newton House.
Grant, of Ballindalloch Castle.
Grant, of Crago.
Grant-Duff, of Eden.
Macdonald, of Clanronald.
ESSEX.
Waldegrave, Countess.
Maynard, Viscount.
Rochester, Bisiiop of.
Braybrooke, Lord.
Petre, Lord.
Rayleigh, Lord.
Abdy, of Albyna.
Affleck, of Fingringhoe.
Arabin, of High Beech.
Arkwright, of Mark Hal'.
Ashley-Cooper, of Copt Hall.
Bagshaw, of Dovercourt.
Bennet, of ToUesbury Lodge.
Bonhani, of Great W^arley.
Eorton, of Wickham St. Paul's.
Bourchier, of Great Hallingbury.
Braniston, of Skreens.
Brandreth, of Osyth Priory.
Branfill, of Upminster Hall.
Brett, of Wakes Colne.
Brewster, of Ashford Lodge.
Bridges, of Birch.
Brise, of Spains Hall.
Brocket, of The Ryes.
Budworth, of Greensted Hall.
Bullock, of Faulkbourne Hall.
Burges, of East Ham and Thorpe.
Burmester, of Little Oakley.
Carrington, of Bocking Deanery.
Coope, of Rocketts.
Corsellis, of Wyvenhoe Hall.
Courtauld, of Gosfield Hall.
Cox, of Harwood Hall and Heron-
gate.
Croll, of Harold's- Wood Hall.
Cure, of Blake Hall.
De Crespigny, of Wickham Place.
Disney, of The Hyde.
Du Cane, of Braxted Park.
Elwes, of The College.
Errington, of Lexden Park.
Fanshawe, of Parsloes.
Fludyer, of Felixtown.
Foster, of Thoydon Garnon,
Fryer, of Coval Place.
Gent, of Moyns Park.
Griffin-Stonestreet, ofStondon Hall.
Gurdon-Rebow, of Wivenhoe.
Hamilton, of Romford.
Hanbury, of Holfield Grange.
Hardcastle, of Writtle.
Harrison, of Copfoi-d Hall.
Hawkins, of Alresford Hall.
Hayes, of Cold Norton.
Henniker, of Newton Hall.
Herbert, of The Caldrees.
Hills, of Colne Park.
Hirst, of Great Ropers.
Honywood, of Marks Hall.
Hornor, of The Howe.
Houblon, of Hallingbury Place.
Jesse, of Maisonette.
Jessop]i, of Waltham Abbey.
Judd, of Rickling.
Laurie, of Marshals.
Leake, of Thorpe PI.ill.
Lennard, of Belhus.
Lloyd, of Rolls Park.
Luard, of Witham Lodge.
Maitland, of Stanstead Mountfitchet.
Majendie, of Hedingham Castle.
Marsh, of Gains Park.
Mashiter, of Hornchurch Lodge.
Masterman, of Leyton.
Mathew, of Pentloe Hall.
Mechi, of Tiptree Hall.
Neave, of Dagenham Park.
Neville, of Audley End.
Palmer, of Nazing Park.
Papillon, of Lexden Manor.
Peacocke, of Reeves Hall.
Pelly, of Upton House.
Petre, of Lillystone.
Phillips, of Riffhams.
Pryor, of Hylands.
Reeves, of Leyton.
Round, of Birch Hall.
Round, late of Danbury Park,
Round, of Springfield Lyons.
Russell, of Upminster Hall.
Sandars, of Chesterford Park.
Savill-Onley, of Stisted Hall.
Scratton, of Prittlewell Priory.
Selwin, of Down Hall.
Skinner, of Branwoods.
Skipper, of Great Blake Hall.
Smijth, of Hill Hall.
Smith, of Suttons.
Soame, of Heydon.
Sparrow, of Gosfield Place.
Sperling, of Dynes Hall.
Spitty, of Billericay.
Strutt, of Terling Place.
Stuart, of Blomfield Hall.
Swift, of Herongate.
Thompson, of Clements.
Tompson, of Boxted House.
Tower, of Weald Hall.
Townsend, of Berwick Place.
Tufnell, of Hatfield Place.
Tufnell, of Langleys.
Tyrell, of Boreham House.
Vincent, of Debden Hall.
Wardlaw, of Laugford Grove.
Warner, of Higham Hall.
Watlington, of Moor Hall.
Western, of Felix Hall and Riven-
hall Place.
Wingfield-Baker, of Orsett Hall.
Wolfe, of Wood HaU.
Wood, of Bishops Hall.
Wood, of Rivenhall Place.
Wright, of Hatfield Priory.
Wright, of Kelvedon Hall.
EERMAISTAGH CO.
Ely, Marquis of.
Eelmore, Earl of
Enniskillen, Earl of.
Erne, Earl of.
Archdall, of Riversdale.
Atthill, of Ardvarney.
Barton, of Clonelly.
Barton, of The Watcrfoot.
Bloomfield, of Castle Caldwell.
Brooke, of Culebrook.
Cole, of Florence Court.
D'Arcy, of Necarn Castle.
Echlin, of Enniskillen,
Graham, of Dnimgoon.
Hassard, of Gardenhill,
Irvine, of Green Hill.
Irvine, of Killadeas or Rockfield.
Johnston, of Magheremena Castle.
Lendrum, of Magheracross.
820
L'Estrange - Carleton, of Market
Hill.
Madden, of Roslea Manor.
Maguire, of Gortoral.
]iichardson, of llossfad.
Saukey, of Brookborough.
Tenuent, of Tempo House.
Tipiiing, of Itossferry House.
FIFESHIKE.
Elgin and Kincardine, Earl of.
Fife, Earl of
Glasgow, Earl of
Leveu and Melville, Earl of.
Mar and Kellic, Earl of.
Kosslyn, Earl of.
Uotlies, Countess of
Anderson, of Kingask.
Anstruther, of Balcaskie.
Anstruther, of Elie House.
Anstruther-Tliomson, of Cbarleton,
Balfour, of Balbiruie.
Balfour, of Fernie C'asLle.
Bethune, of Balfour.
Bethune, of Kilconqulmr.
Christie, of Durie.
Colvile, of Craigflower.
Dougall, of Scot's Craig.
Erskiue, of Cambo Houae.
Ferguson, of Raitli House.
Halkett, of Hall Hill and Uuni-
barnie.
Halkett, of Pitfirran.
Hannay, of Kingsmuir.
Hay, of Mugdrum House.
Heriot, of Eaniornie.
Lister, of Burnwell Park.
Lumsdaine, of Lathallan.
Lundin, of Auclitermairnie.
Maitland, of Grange.
Maitland-Makgill-Crichton, of Rau-
keilour.
Mercer-Henderson, of Fordell.
Morrison, of Noughton.
Moubray, of Cockairny.
Ochterlony, of St. Andrew's.
Oswald, of Dunnikier.
Paterson, of Carpow.
Preston, of Kirkforthar.
Rigg, of Tarvit House.
Shank, of Castlerig.
Simson, of Pitcorthie House.
Smith-Sligo, of luzievar.
Spans, of Craigsanquhar.
Stewart, of St. Fort.
Welwood, of Pitliver House.
Wemyss, of Wemyss Castle.
Whyte-Melville, of Mount Melville.
FLINTSHIBE.
Feilding, Viscount.
Kenyon, Lord.
Mostyn, Lord.
Bankes, of Sougbton Hall.
Clough, of Llwyn OfFa.
Conwy, of Bodrhyddau.
Cooke, of Colomniendy.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
Cooke, of Gwysany.
Cotton, of Knolton Hall.
Crewe-Read, of Wern.
Dixon, of Naut.
Dundas, of Aston Hall,
Eyton, of Leeswood.
Fitzgerald, of Plas-yn-Roe.
Jones, of AVepro Hall.
Jones, of Hartslieath.
Morgan, of Golden Grove.
Mostyn, of Talacre.
Potts, of Glanrafou.
Raikes, of Llwynegrin.
Richards, of Mordon House.
Salusbury, of Brynbella.
Roberts, of Colomendy.
Rowley, of Bodrhyddan.
Thomas, of Bryn Elwy.
Trevor-Roper, of Plas Teg Park.
Williams, of Bodelwyddan.
FORFARSHIKE.
Airlie, Earl of
Northesk, Earl of.
Southesk, Earl of,
Strathmore, p]arl of.
Panmure, Lord.
Wharncliffe, Lord.
Balfour-Ogilvy, of Tannadice,
Baxter, of Ashcliff.
Bruce-Gardyne, of Middleton.
Campbell, of Stracatbro House.
Carnegie, of Kinnaird Castle.
Ciialmers, of Aldbar.
Cruikshank, of Langley Park.
Fyffe, of Brougliton Ferry.
Gordon-Hallyburton, of Hally-
burton Lodge.
Guthrie, of Guthrie Castle.
Hamilton, of Bangour.
Hunter, of Blackness.
Johnston, of Heathfield House.
Laird, of Strathmartine.
L'Amy, of Dunkenny.
Lindsay-Carnegie, of Xinbleth-
mont.
Lyell, of Kinnordy.
Macdonald, of Rossie Castle.
Maule, of Maulesden.
Mudie, of Pitmuies.
Ogilvy, of Clova.
Ogilvy, of Inshewan.
Rait, of Anniston House.
Renny-Tailyour, of Borrowfield.
Wedderburn, of Wedderburn.
GAL WAY CO.
Clanricarde, Marquis of.
Clancarty, Earl of.
Mount-Cashell, Earl of,
Gough, Viscount.
Ashtown, Lord.
Clanmorris, Lord,
Clonbrock, Lord,
Dunsandle and Clanconal, Lord,
Ffrench, Lord.
Oraumore, Lord.
[Gal
Plunket, Lord.
Wallscourt, Lord,
Athy, of Renville.
Bagot, of Hermitage,
J'cUew, of Mount Belle w.
]'>lake, of ]5allygluniu.
P>lake, of Bunowen Castle,
Blako, of Cregg Castle,
Blake, of Frenchfort.
r.Iake, of Furbougli. ,
Blake, of Menlough Castle.
Bodkin, of Annagh.
Bodkin, of Kilcloony.
Browne, of Greenville.
Browne, of Kils Keagli.
Browne, of Mount Hazell.
Browne, of Mount Kelly,
Browne, of Moyne.
Burke, of Ballydugan.
Burke, of Knocknagur.
Burke, of Marble Hill,
Burke, of Ower,
ButsoD, of Clonfert.
Chevers, of Killyan,
Concanon, of Waterloo.
Daly, of Castle Daly.
Daly, of Cooliney.
D'Arcy, of Castle Park,
D'Arcy, of Clifden Rectory.
D'Arcy, of New Forest.
Dickson, of South Hill.
Dolphin, of Tuioe.
Donelan, of Killagh.
Ffrench, of Ballanamore.
Forster, of Forster Park and Her-
mitage.
Graham, of Ballinakill.
Gregory, of Coole Park,
Hall, of Knockbrack Lodge.
Kelly, of Castle Park.
Kelly, of Gortcarnane.
Kenney, of Ballyforau House.
Kenney, of Correndoo.
Kenney, of Kilclogher.
Kirwan, of Bawnmore.
Kirwan, of Blind well.
Kirwan, of Castle Hacket.
Kirwan, of Hillsbrook.
Kirwan, of Moyne.
Lambert, of Aggard.
Lambert, of Castle Lambert.
Lawrence, of Lisreagban,
Longworth, of Oatfield.
Lopdell, of Raheen Park.
Lynch, of Clydagh.
Lynch, of Duras and Renmore.
Mahon, of Castlegar,
Mansergh-St.George, of Headfort.
Martin, of Ross.
Maunsell, of Fort Eyre.
Moore, of Shannon Grove»
Morris, of Well Park.
Nugent, of Cranua.
Nugent, of Pallas.
O'Fflahertle, of Lemonfield.
O'Flaherty, of Knockbane.
Persse, of Roxborough,
Pigott, of Eagle Hill.
Gla]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Potts, of Correen Castle.
Reade, of The Wood Parks.
Redington, of Kilcornan House.
Reynolds, of Adragoole.
Ruttledge (formerly Watson), of
Barbersfort.
Ryan, of Porturana.
St. George, of Tyrone House.
Seymour, of Ballyraore Castle.
Shee, of Dunmore House.
Taylor, of Castle Taylor.
Ussher, of Eastwell.
GL AMORGAN SHIBE.
Bute, Marquis of.
Dun raven, Countess of;
Llandaff, Bishop of.
Bailey, of Aberamaii.
Bassett, of Bonvilstone House.
Booker-Blakemore, of Velindra.
Boteler, of Llandouo-h Castle.
Brogden, of Tondu House.
Bruce, of Duffryn.
Clark, of Friinhui'st.
Coffin, of Llandaff.
Dillwyn, of Hendrefoilan.
Edwardes, of Gileston Manor.
Edwards-Vaughan, of Rheola.
Evans, of Eagle's Bush.
Fothergill, of Heusol Castle.
Fowler, of Llandaff.
Franklen, of Clementstone.
Gilbertson, of Coed Park.
Grant, of The Gnoll.
Gronow, of Ash Hall.
Gwyc, of Dyffryn House.
Hewett, of Tyr-Mab-Ellis.
Homfiay, of Penlline Castle.
Jenner, of Wenvoe Castle.
Jones, of Fonmon Castle.
Jones, of Heathfield.
Knight, of Tythegston and St.
Bride's.
Lee, of The Mount.
Lewis, of Green Meadow.
Lewis, of The Heath and New-
house.
Llewellin, of Hendreseythan.
Llewelyn, of Penllergare.
Lucas, of Rhossili.
Lucas, of Stout Hall.
Moggridge, of The Willows.
Morris, of Sketty Park.
NichoU, of Methyr Mawr.
Nicholl, of The Ham.
NichoU-Carne, of Dimland Castle.
Nicholl-Carne, of Nash Manor.
Paddon, of Norton Lodge.
Penrice, of Kilvrough.
Price, of Glantwrch.
Prichard, of Collena.
Pryce, of Duffryn.
Romilly, of Porthkerry.
Rous, of Courtyrala.
Samuel, of Newton House.
Strick, of Ynystanglws.
Talbot, of Margam.
Traherne, of Coedriglan.
Traherne, of Coytrehen.
Turbervill, of Ewenny Abbey.
Tyler, of CottreU.
Vivian, of Singleton.
Walker, of Castletown.
Williams, of Aberpergwm.
G-LOUCESTEESHIBE.
Beaufort, Duke of.
Bathurst, Earl.
Ducie, Earl.
Dunraven, Countess of.
Ellenborough, Earl of.
Wemyss and March, Earl of.
Campden, Viscount.
Gloucester and Bristol, Bishop of.
De Mauley, Lord.
De Saumarez, Lord.
Northwick, Lord.
Redesdale, Lord.
Sherborne, Lord.
Sudeley, Lord.
Agg, of Hewletts.
Baillie, of Duntisbourne.
Baker, of Hardvvicke Court.
Bathurst, of Lydney Park.
Beach, of Williamstrip Park.
Bengough, of the Ridge.
Berkeley, of Berkeley Castle.
Boevey, of Flaxley Abbey.
Brickdale, of Birchamp House.
Brookes, of Elmstree.
Browne, of Salperton Park.
Campbell, of Whitemead Park.
Capel, of Painswick Grove.
Clifford, of Frampton Court.
Clutterbuck, of Newark Park.
Codrington, of Dodington Park.
Corbett, of Admington Hall.
Cox well - Rogers, of Dovvdeswell
Court and Ablington Manor.
Craven, of Brockhampton Park.
Cripps, of Cirencester.
Croome, of Bagendon.
Dalton, of Dunkirk Manor.
Daniel, of Longford.
Darell, of Fretherne.
Daubeney, of Alston Lodge.
Daubeney, of Ampney Crucis.
Daubeney, of Cote and Norton
House.
Dent, of Sudeley Castle.
Dowdeswell, of Pull Court.
Drummond, of Boyce Court.
East, of Bourton House.
Edwards, of The Hayes.
Estcourt, of Charlton.
Estcourt, of Estcourt.
Estcourt, of Newnton House.
FoUet, ofCherington,
Fortescue, of Cheltenham.
Francillon, of Ryeworth House.
Gardner, of Hadley House.
Gordon, of Kemble House.
Gordon-Canning, of Hartpury.
Graham - Clarke, of Frocester-
Manor.
Graves, of Mickleton House.
Guise, of Rendcomb and Elmore.
Hale, of Alderley.
Hallevcell, of Cheltenham.
Hallewell, of Stratford House.
Hartland, of The Oaklands.
Hartley, of Lyegrove House.
Hayward, of Quedgeley House.
Hitch, of Southwick Park.
Holford, of Weston Birt.
Hopkinson, of Edgeworth Manor.
Howard, of Thornbury Castle.
Howell, of Prinknash Park.
Huntley, of Boxwell Court.
Hyett, of Painswick House.
Jenkinson, of Eastwood Park.
Jones, of Nass House.
Key, of Thornbury.
Kingscote, of Kingscote.
Lawrence, of Sandy well Park.
Leigh, of Woodchester Park.
Leighton, of Bafford House.
Liudow, of Gawcomb.
Lovesy, of Charlton Kings.
Lysons, of Hempsted Court.
Machen, of Eastbach Court.
Maclaine, of Kington House.
Marklove, of Lullingworth House
and Woburn Hall.
Marling, of Stanley Park.
Martin, of Overbury.
Master, of The Abbey, Cirencester.
Master, of Knole.
Morse, of Ashmead House.
Musgrave, of Barnsley Park.
Newman, of Thornbury Park.
Niblett, of Campden.
Niblett, of Haresfield Court.
Noel, of Clanna Falls.
Ornierod, of Sedbury Park.
Parry, of Highnam Court.
Paul, of High Grove.
Pearce, of Staverton House.
Peters, of Easington.
Phelps, of Chestal.
Pole, of Podenham House.
Ponsonby, of Hatherop Castle.
Potter, of Standish House.
Prevost, of Stinchcombe.
Price, of Tibberton Court.
Probyn, of Longhope Manor.
Purnell, ofKingshill.
Purnell, of Stancombe Park.
Pyrke, of Deane Hall.
Raymond-Barker, of Fairford Park.
Ricardo, of Gatcombe Park.
Rolt, of Ozleworth.
Rooke, of Bigswear House.
Rushout, of Seiziucote.
Russell, of Charlton Park.
Sadler, of Keynsham Bury.
St. Clair, of Staverton Court.
Sargeaunt, of Tewkesbury Park.
Saunders, ofLoretto.
Schonswar, of Keynsham Place.
Seys, of Tutshill House.
Stanton, of The Thrupp.
Steele, of Mickleton Manor.
Stone, of Chambers Court.
822
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Her
Surmau, of Trediugton.
Sydney, of Matson.
Talbot, of Temple Guiting.
Thackwell, of \Vilton Place.
Townsend, of Steanbridge House.
Trye, of Leckhampton Court.
Vavasour, of Slaughter Manor.
Yiner, of Badgeworth.
Walker, of Redland.
Walker, of Farmington Lodge.
Ward, of Fern Park.
Welch, of Arle House.
Whitmore-Jones, of Chastleton.
Whittuck, of Hanham-Court.
Willoughby, of Berwick Lodge.
Wyatt, of Hill House.
Yorke, of Forthampton Court.
GUEKNSEY.
Carey, of Guernsey.
Collings, of Guernsey.
De Havilland, of Havilland Hall.
Mansell, of Guernsey.
Saumarez, of Guernsey.
Trafiford, of Melrose.
HADDINGTONSHIRE.
Tweeddale, Marquis of.
Dalliousie, Earl of.
Haddington, Countess of.
Hopetoun, Earl of.
Lauderdale, Earl of.
Wemyss, Earl of.
Blantyre, Lord.
Sinclair, Lord.
Eaird, of Newbyth House.
Balfour, of Whittinghame.
Dalrymple, of North Berwick.
Fletcher, of Salton Hall.
Hay, of Hopes.
Hepburn, of Sineaton.
Hope, of Luffness.
Houstoun, of Clerkintown,
Lauder, of Fountainhall.
Newton-Hay, of Newton.
Sinclair, of Hermanstown.
Sinclair, of Stevenson.
Stuart, of Eaglescarnie.
Suttie, of Preston Grange.
Warrender, of Lochend.
HAMPSHIRE.
Wellington, Duke of.
Winchester, Marquis of.
Malmesbury, Earl of.
Normanton, Earl of.
Northesk, Earl of.
Eversley, Viscount.
Palmerston, Viscount.
Ashburton, Lord.
Ashtown, Lord.
Bolton, Lord.
Dorchester, Lord.
Rodney, Lord.
Stuart de Eothesay, Lady.
Aitchison, of Lyndhurst.
Baring, of Melchet Park.
823
Baring, of Norman's Court.
Baring, of Stratton Park.
Beach, of Oakley Hall.
Beauclerk, of Winchfield House.
Beardinore, of Uplands.
Berkeley, of Beacon Lodge.
Blunt, of Kemshott Park.
Blunt, of Wallop House.
Brad.shaw, of Abshot House.
Breton, of Southampton.
Burningham, of Froyle House.
Burrard, of Holmefield.
Burrard, of Walbampton.
Byam, of Westvvood.
Carnac, of Warborne.
Carnegie, of Rosehill.
Carter, of Petersfield Grange.
Chaniberlayne, of Cranbury Park.
Chaplin, of Ewhurst Park.
Chawner, of Newton Manor.
Cholmondeley, of Holly Hill.
Chute, of TheVyne.
Clinton, of Ashley Clinton.
Cole, of Holybourn Lodge.
Coles, of Middleton House.
Collier, of Wickham.
Compton, of Minstead Manor.
Cope, of Branishill.
Crabbe, of Glen Eyre and High
field.
Craven, of Brambridge House.
Cubitt, of Penton Lodge.
Cunyngh.ame, of ]\Ialshanger.
Currie, of Minley Manor.
Curtis, of East Cosham.
Dewar, of Doles.
Digby-Beste, of Botleigh Grange.
Drummond, of Cadlands.
Dunn, of Berrywood.
Dutton, of Hinton House.
Dutton, of Timsbury Manor.
Erskine, of Fir Grove.
Etwall, of Longstock Down.
Everett, of Biddesdeu House.
Eyre, of Warrens.
Fellowes, of Adbury House.
Forbes, of Bereleigh House.
Freeman, of Pylewell.
Gardiner, of Roche Court.
Gamier, of Rooksbury.
Gervis, of Hinton House.
Goldsmid, of East Tytherley.
Goodlad, of Hill Place.
Hawley, of West-Green House.
Heathcote, of Hursley Park.
Hir.st, of The Down Grange.
Hornby, of Little Green.
Iremongei-, of Wherwell Priory.
Ives, of Bentworth Hall.
Jervoise, of Herriard House.
Jervoise, of Idsworth Park.
King, of Preston Candover.
Knight, of Chawton House.
Knighton, of Blendworth Lodge.
Laing, of Hordle House.
Lee, of Kingsgate House.
Lefroy, of Ewshott House.
Linzee, of Jermyns.
Long, of Preshaw House.
Lynch-Staunton, of Leigh Park.
Macdonald, of Woolmer Lodge.
Maonaghteti, of Bittern Manor.
Marsh, of Rannidge.
Martin, of Bittern Lodge.
Martineau, of Basing Park.
Marx, of Arle Bury.
Mildmay, of Dogmersfield Park.
Mill, of Mottisfont Abbey.
Mills, of Bi-sterne.
Mitford, of Exbury.
Morant, of Brokenburst Park.
Napier, of Merchistoun Park.
Oldfeild, of Oldfeikl Lawu.
Onslow, of Upton House.
Palmer, of Cosliam Park.
Parkhouse, of Eastfield.
Paulet, of Little Testwood.
Pigott, of Heckfield Heath.
Pigott-Stainsby-Conant, of Archer
Lodge.
Pike-Scrivener, of Ramidge.
Pocock, of The Priory.
Pollen, of Redenham.
Portal, of Laverstoke.
Powlett, of Hackwood Park.
Purvis, of Blackbrook.
Ram, of Portswood Lodge.
Ricardo, of Exbury House.
Rickford, of Hamilton House.
Roebuck, of Ashley Arnewood.
Rumbold, of Preston Candover.
Rycroft, of Marydown Park.
Saunderson, of North Brook House.
Sclater, of Hoddington House.
Scott, of Rotherfield Park.
Shelley, of Avingtou House.
Shipley, of Twyford.
Shrubb, of Vicars Hill.
Stanley, of Tedworth Park.
Stanley, of Paultons.
Stirling, of Belmont.
Taylor, of HoUycombe.
Taylor, of Pennington House.
Thistlethwavte, of Southwick Park.
Tichborne, of Tichborne Park.
Tregonwell, of Lainston House.
Upton, of Bittern Manor.
Walcot, of Winkton House.
Walker, of Bossington House.
Wall, of Worthy Park.
Wellesley, of Conholt Park.
Willis-Fleming, of Stoneham Park.
Wither, of Manydown.
Wyndham, of Corhampton.
HEREFORD SHIRE.
Meath, Earl of.
Somers, Earl.
Hereford, Bishop of.
Bateman, Lord.
Langdale, Lady.
Rodnoy, Lord.
Arkwright, of Hampton Court,
Aynsley, of Underdown.
Bailey, of Easton Court.
Biddulph, of Ledbury Park.
Her]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Bodenliam, of Rotlierwas,
Browne, of Hall Court.
Burcball, of Broadfield Court.
Chadwick, of Pudleston Court.
Cheese, of Huntington Court.
Clifford, of Llantillio.
Clive, of Whitfield.
Cockburn, of Downton.
Collins, of Wythall Walford.
Cornewall, of Moccas Court.
Cotterell, of Garnon.s.
Cox, of Broxwood Court.
Davies, of Moor Court.
Eckley, of Credenhill Court.
Evans, of the Byletts.
Evans, of Sufton Court.
Evans, of Eyton Hall.
Fisher, of Fields Place.
Foley, of Stoke Edith.
Freer, of Bishopstone.
Graham, of Stoke Edith.
Hanbury, of Shobdon Court.
Hastings, of Titley Court.
Hereford, of Sufton Court.
Heygate, of Buckland.
Heywood, of Hope End.
Higgins, of Bosbury House.
Higgins, of West Bank.
Hopton, of Bishops Frome
Hoskins, of Harewood House.
James, of Wornaston.
Jones, Langstone Court.
King, of Staunton Park.
Kyrle, of Horn House.
Lane, of Ryelands.
Lechmere, of Credenhill.
Lee-Wanier, of Tibberton Court.
]\reyrick, of Goderich Court.
Miles, of Underdown.
Monington-Wer'ton, of Sarnesfield.
Myddelton-Biddulph, of Burghill,
Mynors, of Treago.
Palmer-, of The Down House.
Partridge, of Bishops Wood.
Pateshall, of Hereford.
Peploe, of Garnstone.
Phillipps, of Bryngwyn.
Phillipps, of Longworth.
Power, of The ffill Court.
Prosser, of Belmont.
Reavely, of Kinnersley Castle.
Robinson, late of Boston Court.
Scudamore, of Iventchurch.
Smythies, of Lynch Court.
Stanhope, of Holme Lacy.
Stronge, of The Chase.
Symous, of Mynde Park.
Thomas, of Hereford.
Webb, of King's Pyon House.
Webb, of Donnington Hall.
Wegg-Prosser, of Belmont.
Wood, of The Whitehouse.
HBRTF ORD SHIRE.
Salisburj', Marquis of.
Townshend, Marquis.
Clarendon, Earl of.
Cowper, Earl.
Essex, Earl of.
Fioden, Earl of.
Rosebery, Earl of.
Verulani, Earl of.
Alford, Viscountess.
Ebury, Lord.
Rendlesham, Lady.
Acworth, of the Hook.
Alington, of Letchworth House.
Alston, of Pishiobury.
Anies, of The Hyde.
Amos, of St. Ibbs.
Baker, of Bayfordbury.
Beldam, of Royston.
Bendyshe, of Banington Hall.
Bevan, of Trent Park.
Blake, of Danesbury.
Bosanquet, of Broxbournbury.
Byng, of Quendon Hall.
Calvert, of Hunsdou House.
Campbell, of Bennington Park.
Carr,of Barrowpoint Hill.
Cass, of Little Grove.
Cavendish, of Ayott St. Lawrence.
Chauncy, of Dane-End House.
Clinton, of Royston.
Clutterbuck, of Watford House. '
Cooper, of Gadesbridge.
Cottrell, of Hadley.
Oust, of Ashridge.
Dalrymple, of Delrowe House.
DeLautour, of Hexton House.
Delme-Radcliffe, of Hitchiu Priory.
Daring, of Lockleys.
Dickinson, of Abbots Hill.
Dimsdale, of Camfield Place.
Dimsdale, of Essenden Place.
Eardley, of Bidwell Park.
Edwards, of Arlesey Bury.
Ellis, of Ponsbourne Park.
Ellis, of Wyddial Hall.
Faber, of Xorthaw House.
Fordham, of Ashwell Bury.
Franks, of Woodhill.
Garrard, of Lamer Park.
Gaussen, of Brookmans Park.
Gibbs, of Aldenhani.
Giles-Puller, of Youngsbury.
Glyn, of Ashlyn Hall.
Gosselin, of Ware Priory.
Grant, of Wormley Bury.
Greg, of Coles Park.
Greville, of North Myms Place.
Grimstead, of Redbourne.
Hale, of King's Walden.
Halsey, of Gaddesden Park.
Hanbury, of Poles.
Haworth, of Barham Wood.
Heale, of Highfield.
Heme, of Bushey Grange.
Hoblyn, of White Barns.
Hodgson, of Sparrows House.
Ingram, of Loudwater.
Jocelyn, of Hyde Hall.
Lawes, of Rothamsted Manor.
Lushington, of Apseden Hall.
Lushington, of Merry Hill.
Lydekker, of Plarpenden Lodge.
Lysley, of Mimswood.
Lytton, of Knebworth Park.
Macnamara, of Caddington Hall.
Marjori banks, of Bushy Grove.
Marten, of Marshalls Wick.
Mason, of Aldenham Lodge.
Mellor, of Otterspool House.
Mills, of Tolmers.
Mountain, of The Heath House.
Murray, of Ardeley Bury.
Newcome, of Shenley.
Phelips, of Briggins Park.
Plowden, of Aldenham Lodge.
Prescott, of Theobalds.
Pym, of Radwell House.
Rooper, of Nascott.
Russell, of Cheshunt Pai-k.
Ryder, of Ickleford House.
Ryder, of Westbrook.
Scarlett, of Copped Hall.
Sebright, of Beechwood.
Sibthorp, of Potterells.
Smith, of Sacombe Park.
Smith, of Shortgrove.
Smith, of Woodhall Park.
Smith-Dorrien, of Haresfoot.
Stuart, of Aldenham Abbey.
Trotter, of Dyrham Park.
Tyndale, of Westfield Lodge.
Upton, of Marleybury Manor.
Upton, of Stansteadbury.
Vernou-Harcourt, of Newsell Park.
Villiers, of Grove Mill Hou.se.
Walker, of Bushey ISIanor.
Wilde, of Hadley!
Willcox, of Roydon Lodge.
Wilshere, of The Frythe.
Wodehouse, of Woolmers Park.
Worley, of New Barnes.
HUWTIISrGDOISrSHIRE.
Manchestei-, Duke of.
Huntly, Marquis of.
Carysfort, Earl of.
Sandwich, Earl of.
Sherard, Lord.
Alington, of Little Barford Manor.
Booth, of Paxton Park.
Duberly, of Gaines Hall.
Duncombe, of Waresley Park.
Dalrymple, of North Berwick.
Fellowes, of Ramsey Abbey.
Heathcote, of Connington Castle.
Humbley, of Eynesbury.
Hussey, of Upwood.
Montagu, of Hinchingbrook.
Newton, of Croxton Park.
Onslow, of Staughton House.
Pryme, of Wistow.
Rooper, of Abbotts Ripton.
Rust, of Alconbury House.
Sparrow, of Brampton Park.
Sperling, of Lattenbury Hill.
Thornhill, of Diddington.
Torkington, of Great Stukeley.
Veasey, of Castle-Hill House.
Webb, of Great Gransdon.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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Wells, of ni)liiie\vood.
Welstead, of Stonely Hall.
IWVERNESS-SHIRE.
Seafield, Earl of.
Glenelg, Lord.
Lovat, Lord.
Saltoun, Lord.
Astley, of Arisaig.
Baillie, of Dochfour.
Baillie, of lledcastle.
Baird, of Knoydart.
Cameron, of Locliiel.
Cliisholm, of Erchless Castle.
Cuniming, of Altyre.
Ellice, of Glenquoich.
Eraser, of Eilean Aigas.
Eraser, of Reelick.
Eraser-Tytler. of Aldhouse.
Gillanders, of Highfield.
Grant, of Clunie Cottage.
Grant, of Invereshie House.
Macdonell, of Morar.
Mackenzie, of Ord House.
Mackenzie, of Eosehaugh.
Mackintosh, of Mackintosh.
Macpherson, of Cluny Macphersou.
Malkin, of Corrybrough.
Marjoribanks, of Guisuchau.
Robertson, of Inshes.
Robertson, of Kinlochmoidart.
Rose, of Holme.
Stewart, of Belladrum.
Sutherland-Walker, of Aberader,
JERSEY.
Elaydes, of Huntly Place.
Budgen, of Beaulieu.
Maclean, of Jersey.
Selby, of St. Heliers.
KENT.
Camden, Marquis of.
Abergavenny, Earl of.
Amherst, Earl.
Aylesford, Earl of.
Clauwilliam, Earl,
Cowper, Earl.
Darnley, Earl of.
Guildford, Earl of.
Norbury, Earl of.
Romney, Earl of.
Winchilsea, Earl of.
Falmouth, Viscount.
Hardinge, Viscount.
Strangford, Viscount.
Sydney, Viscount.
Torrington, Viscount,
Cran worth, Lord.
De Lisle and Dudley, Lord..
Harris, Lord.
Kingsdown, Lord.
Monson, Lord.
Sondes, Lord.
Templemore, I>ord.
Akers, of Mailing Abbey.
Angerstein, of Woodlands.
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Armytage, of Broomhill.
Asbburnliam, of Sliernfold Park.
Ashburnhain, of Soutlnvood House.
Austen, of Jvi]ipington.
Bayley, of Updowii House.
Beare, of Holland House.
Eeatlie, of Sunbury House.
Bell, of Bourne Park.
Betts, of Preston Hall.
Bligh, of Enbrook.
Boteler, of Brook Street.
Brent, of Barton.
Bridges, of Goodneston Park.
Brocknian, of Beachborough and
Gore Court.
Brydges, of Lee Priory.
Butler- South well- Wandesfordc, of
Ulcombe Place.
Byng, of Shipbourue Lodge.
Caird, of Langley Park.
Carmichael, of Oakdene.
Carnac, of Chandos Place.
Carter, of Kennington Place.
Chads, of Tunbridge Wells.
Chapman, of Paul's-Cray Hill.
Clarke, of Kingsdown House.
Cobbett, of Skeyues.
Colquhoun, of Chartwell.
Croft, of Dodington.
Cropper, of Swaylands.
D'Aeth, of Knowlton Court.
Dalison, of Hamptons.
Dashwood, of Halcot.
Deacon, of Mabledon.
Deedes, of Sandling Park.
Denne, of Hythe.
Denne, of Lydd.
Dent, of Bickley Park.
Dering, of Surrenden Dering.
Douglas, of Chelston Park.
Drax, of Olentigh.
Duppa, of HoUiugbourne House.
Dyke, of Lullingstone Castle.
Dyne, of Gore Court.
Ellis, of Tankerton Tower.
Elwes, of Tongs wood.
Espinasse, of Boxley Lodge.
Eyres, of Knockwood.
Fagge, of Mystole.
Farnaliy, of Wickham Court.
Farnall, of Lee Slanor.
Faussett, of Heppington.
Field, of Ashurst Park.
Field, of Dornden.
Filmer, of East-Sutton Place.
Fletcher, of Kenward.
Garrett, of Ellington.
Geary, of Oxon Hoath.
Glendining, of Ash Grove.
Goldsraid, of Somerhill.
Gosselin, of Mount Ospringe.
Gosset, of Eltham House.
Grant, of Fowlers.
Grevis-James, of Ightham Court.
Grimaldi, of Maize Hill.
C4roves, of Charing INIoat.
Hames, of Ham.
Hamilton, of Brookland.
Hammond, of St. Alban's Court.
Hampson, of Thuridiam.
ifardinge, of Boundes I'ark.
Hardy, of llemstcd Park.
Harris, of Brancliley.
Harris, of ITpdown House.
Harris-Temple, of Belmont.
Havvley, of Leybourne Grange.
Hawley, of Little Hothfield.
Herschel, of Collingwood.
Hoare, of Little Hothfield.
Honywood, of Evington Place.
Hook, of St. Leonards.
Hope, of I'cdgebury Park.
Hussey, of Scotney Castle.
Hyde, of Syudale.
Jackson, of Mount Neville.
James, of Betteshanger.
Jervis, of Eairhill.
Jones, of Hayle Place.
Jones-Marsham, of Hayle Cottage.
Kirkpatrick, of Horton Park.
Knalchbull, of Mershani Hatch.
Knatchbull, of Provender.
Knatchbull-Hugessen, of Smeeth
Paddock.
Knight, of Godmersham Park.
Lade, of Boughton House.
LafFan, of Otham Lodge.
Lake, of ClifFe House.
Lambarde, of Beechmout.
Laming, of Birchington Place.
Lee, of Holborough.
Legge, of Keston.
Locock, of Holmewood.
Long, of Bromley Hill.
Lubbock, of High Elms.
Lushington, of Norton Court.
Lushington, of Park House.
Mackay, of Petham House.
McGregor, of May Place.
Mackinnon, of Acryse Park and
Belvidere.
Marsliam, of Hayle.
Marsham, of The Mote.
Martin, of Leeds Castle.
Martin, of Camden.
May, of Hadlow Castle.
Mildmay, of Shoreham Place.
Montresor, of Denne Hill.
Monypenny, of INIaytham.
Moore, of Frittenden House.
Moore, of Wierton.
Morland, of The Court Lodge.
Mount, of Canterbury.
Munn, of Throwley House.
Musgi-ove, of Speldhurst.
Oakden, of Ladham House.
Oxenden, of Broome Park.
Perrott, of Plumstead.
Plumtre, of Fredville.
Poland, of College Hill.
Pott, of Southborough.
Ramsbotham, of Crowboro' Warren.
Rice, of I)ane Court.
Rider, of Broughton Monchelsea.
Robinson, of Lydd.
Rogers, of River Hill.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Euxton, of Broad Oak.
Savage, of St. Leonard's.
Sayer, of Petfc.
Schreiber, of Henhurst.
Scott, of The Priory.
Shaw, of Kenward.
Sladen, of Eipple Court.
Sleigh, of Kidbrook.
Smith, of Buckland House.
Smith, of Camer.
Smith, of Leybourne.
Stanhope, of Chevening.
Stirling, of Burswood.
Stratford, of Addington Place.
Streatfield, of Chiddingstone House.
Talbot, of Falconhurst.
Taswell, of St. Martin's.
Taylor, of Roselands.
Thompson, of Eliot Vale.
Toke, of Godinton.
Tom! in, of Dane Court.
Tooth, of Swifts.
Tufton, of Hothfield Place.
Twopeny, of Woodstock Park.
Tylden, of Egerton House.
Tylden, of Milstead Manor.
Tylden-Pattenson, of Ibornden.
Upton, of Great St. Dennis.
Vansittart, of Foots Cray.
Walker, of New Roniney.
Warde, of The Squerries.
Wartou, of Kemsdale.
Wells, of Redleaf.
West, of Hartwell.
Whatman, of Vinters.
W^helan, of Heronden Hall.
Wheler, of Otterden Place.
Wilkinson, of Shortlands.
Williams, of Boons.
Wilson, of Charlton House.
Young, of Westbere.
KEBRY CO.
Ken mare, Earl of.
Headley, Lord.
Ventry, Lord.
Bland, of Derryquin Castle.
Blennerhassett, of Ballyseedy House.
Blennerhassett, of Churchtown.
Chute, of Chute Hall.
Ci'osbie, of Ballyheigne Castle.
Dennis, of Dromin.
Denny, of Tralee Castle.
Fitzgerald, of Glanleam.
Fosbery, of Blennerville.
Gun, of Eatoo.
Herbert, of Muckross.
Herbert, of Tore Cottage.
Hickie, of Kilelton House.
Hickson, of Fermoyle.
Hussey, of Farranikella.
Lawlor, of Grenagh.
McGillicuddy, of The Reeks.
McGillicuddy, of Tralee.
Mahony, of Castlequin.
Mahony, of CuUina.
Mahony, of Dromoi-e Castle.
Mahony, of Dunloe Castle.
Mahony, of Gunsborough.
Mayberry, of Eiversdale.
Mullins, of Beaufort House.
O'Connell, of Ballynabloun.
O'ConneU, of Darrynane Abbey.
O'Connell, of Grena.
O'Connor, of Ballyclamesil.
O'Donoghue, The, of The Glens.
Orpen, of ClifFmahon.
Rice, of Bushmount.
Sandes, of Carrigafoyle Castle.
Sandes, of Greenville.
Sandes, of Oak Park.
Sandes, of Sallow Glen.
Stokes, of Lassen agh.
Stokes, of Mounthawk.
Stoughton, of Bally h organ.
Stoughton, of Ballynoe.
KILDARE CO.
Leinster, Duke of.
Drogheda, Marquis of.
Kildare, Marquis of.
Aldborough, Earl of.
Clonmell, Earl of
Harberton, Viscount.
Cloncurry, Lord.
Downes, Lord.
Archbold, of Davidstown.
Aylnier, of Donadea Castle.
Barton, of Straffan.
Bonham, of Ballintaggart.
Borrowes, of GiUtown.
Browne, of Moorfield.
Burgh, of Donore House.
Coijolly, of Castletown.
De Burgh, of Old Town.
De Robeck, of Gowran Grange.
Echlin, of Clonagh Castle.
Eustace, of Ballymore Eustace.
Evans, of Ballitore House.
Fitzgerald, of Geraldine.
Gannon, of Lara.
Henchy, of Stonebrook.
Hort, of Hortland House.
King, of Rath more Glebe.
La Touche, of Harristown.
Lewis, of Kilcullen.
Lynch, of Whiteleas.
MacDonnell, of Donfortb.
Magan, of Eagle Hill.
Mansfield, of Morristown Lattin.
Maunseli, of Oakley Park.
Moore, of Moorefield.
O'Ferrall, of Balyna.
O'Kelly, of Barrettstown.
Pigott, of Ryenale.
Ruthven, of Ballyfan House.
St. George, of Sheane.
Trench, of MiUicent.
W^olfe, of Bishop Land.
KILKENNY CO.
Ormonde, Marquis of.
Bessborough, Earl of.
Carrick, Earl of.
Desart, Earl of
Ashbrook, Viscount.
Clifden, Viscount. ,
De Montmorency, Viscount.
Mountgarret, Viscount.
Ossory, Ferns, and Leighlin, Bishop
of.
De Freyne, Lord.
Aylward, of Shankhill Castle.
Blunden, of Castle Blunden.
Bookey, of Doninga.
Browne, of Burncliurch.
Bryan, of Jenkinstown.
Butler, of Freshford.
Butler, of Kilmurry.
Butler, of StafFordstown.
Cahill, of Ballycoura House.
Connellan, of Coolraore.
Cuffe, of Leyreth.
Dillon, of Ballyguire House.
Finn, of Tullaroun.
Fitzgerald, of Ballylinch.
Flood, of New House.
Flood, of Paulstown Castle.
Flower, of Castle Durrow.
Golding-, of Gowran Castle.
Green, of Greenville.
Hamilton, of Inistioge.
Izod, of Chapel Izod.
Kearney, of Blanchville.
Kirwan, of Castlecomer.
Langrishe, of Knock topher.
Loftus, of Mount Loftus.
McKenny, of Ballyshanboy.
Marsh, of Kerrahill.
Morris-Eeade, of Rossenarra.
Nevill, of Borrismore House.
O'Shea, of Sheestown.
Power, of Kilfane.
Primrose, of Barrowmount.
St. George, of Woodsgift.
St. George, of Bailef
St. George, of Kilrush House.
Shoe, of Thomastown.
Smithwick, of Birchfield.
Sullivan, of Lacken Hall.
Tighe, of Woodstock.
Tyndall, of Milltown.
Walsh, of Fanningstown.
Wemys, of Danesfort.
KING AKOINE SHIRE.
Kintore, Earl of.
Arbuthnott, Viscount.
Cranstoun, Lord.
Keith and Nairne, Baroness.
Davidson, of Inchmarlo.
Drummond, of Drumtochtj\
Forbes, of Fettercaira House.
Gladstone, of Fasque.
Gordon, of Maryculter.
Grant, of Ecclesgreig.
Junes, of Raemoir.
Nicol, of Bandentoy.
Ramsay, of Balmain.
Scott, of Brotherton.
Shank, of The Villa.
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KING'S CO.
Charleville, Earl of.
Kosse, Earl of.
Bloonifield, Lord.
Armstrong, of Castle Iver.
Armstrong, of Gallen Priory.
Atkinson, of Cangort.
Bagot, of Kilcoursey House.
Bennett, of Grange.
Bennett, of Thomastown House.
Bernard, of Castle Bernard.
Briscoe, of Riversdale.
Burdett, of Hunstanton.
Bury, of Charleville Forest.
Clarke, of Portarlington.
Dames, of Greenhill.
Daiby, of Leap Castle.
Drought, of Lettybrook.
Gamble, of Killooly Hall.
Hennessy, of Ballimacroy House.
Joly, of Clonbologue.
King, of Ballylin.
Lloyd, of Gloster.
Lucas, of Mount Lucas.
Magan, of Clonearl.
Morris, of Mount Pleasant.
Palmer, of Ballinlough.
Parsons, of Birr Castle.
Eolleston, of Franckfort Castle.
Trench, of Cangort Park.
Trench, of Geashill Castle.
Westenra, of Sharavogue.
KINKOSS- SHIRE.
Adam, of Blair Adam.
Moncreiff, of TuUibole Castle.
Walker-Arnott, of Arlary.
Young, of Cleish Castle.
KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE.
Galloway, Earl of.
Selkirk, Earl of.
Barbour, of Barlay.
Barbour, of Dalshangan.
Campbell-Johnston, of Dornal.
Clarke-Kennedy, of Knockgrey.
Cuninghame, of Hensol.
Gordon, of Balmaghie House.
Gordon, of Culvennan.
Gordon, of Earlstoun House.
Hannay, of Rusko.
Heron, of Heron.
Hughan, of Airds.
Mackie, of Ernespie.
Maitland, of Dundrennan.
Maxwell, of Cardoness.
Miller, of Glenlee.
Baiusford-Hannay, of Kirkdale.
Stewart, of Cairnsmore.
Stewart, of Castramount.
LANARKSHIRE.
Eglinton and M^inton, Earl of.
Haddington, Earl of.
Stair, Earl of.
Belhaven, Lord.
Blantyre, Lord.
Alison, of Possil House.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
Anstruther, of Carmichael and
Westraw House.
Baillie-Cochrane, of Lamington.
Blackburn, of Killearn.
Bon tine, of Finlaystone.
Buchanan, of Greenfield.
Carrick-Buchanan, of Drumpellier.
Colebrooke, of Abington House.
Edniondstoune-Cranstoun, of Core-
house.
Gerard, of Rochsoles.
Gordon, of Aikenhead House.
Grajme, of Well Hall.
Hamilton, of Broomhill.
Hamilton, of Dalzell.
Hamilton, of Fairholme.
Hope-Vere, of Blackwood.
Hozier, of Newlands and Maudsley.
Lockhart, of Lee and Carnwath.
Lockhart, of Cleghorn.
Lockhart, of Wicketshaw and Mil-
ton Lockhart.
M'Call, of Daldowie.
McKirdy, of Birkwood.
Macqueen, of Hardington House.
Maxwell, of Haggs Castle.
Monteith, of Carstairs.
Murray, of West Shield.
Smith, of Jordan Hill.
Steuart, of AUanton House.
Stirling, of Faskine.
Walrond, of Calder Park.
Weir, The, of Lanark.
liAIsrCASHIRE.
Crawford and Balcarres, Earl of.
Derby, Earl of.
EUesmere, Earl of.
Sefton, Earl of.
Manchester, Bishop of.
Cahir, Lord.
Skelmersdale, Lord.
Acton, of Wigan.
Addison, of Preston.
Ainslie, of Grizedale.
Ainsworth, of Smithills Hall.
Anderton, of Euxton Hall.
Andrews, of Rivington Hall.
Armitage, of Hope Hall.
Askew, of Conisbead Priory.
Aspinall, of Standen Hall.
Assheton, of Downham Hall.
Bailies, of Lancaster.
Bardesley, of The Orchard, Green-
heys.
Bazley, of Hayesleigh.
Bent, of Edge Hill.
Bentley, of Birch House.
Beswicke, of Pike House.
Bigland, of Bigland Hall.
Birch, of The Hazles.
Birley, of Kirkham.
Blackburne, of Hale Hall.
Blair, of Mill-Hill House.
BlundeU, of Crosby Hall.
Bolden, of Hyning.
Bourne, of Hackinsall Hall.
Bourne, of Stalmine Hall,
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Bramley-Moore, of Aigburth.
Brid.son, of Southport.
Brighani, of Foxley House.
Bright, of One Ash.
Brockholes, of Claughton Hall.
Brown, of Richmond Hill.
Browne, of Adlington Hall.
Brownell, of Aigburth.
Buckley, of Ardwick.
Burton, of Dunatall Priory.
Calrow, of Walton Lodge.
Cardwell, of Ellerbeck Hall.
Catterall, of Preston.
Chadwick, of Healey.
Chad wick, of High Bank.
Clarke, of Summer Hill and The
Laund.
Clifton, of Clifton and Lytham.
Crook, of Chamber Hall.
Crosse, of Shaw Hill.
Dalton, of Thurnham Hall.
Dawson, of Hornby Castle.
Dearden, of Rochdale Manor.
De Trafibrd, of Croston Hall.
De Trafford, of Trafford Park.
Dickson, of Abbot's Reading.
Duncuft, of Westwood House.
Eccles, of Spring Mount.
Edwardes, of Homewood Lodge.
Edwards-Moss, of Roby Hall.
Entwisle, of Foxholes.
Fairbairn, of Northwood.
Feilden, of Fenniscowles.
Feilden, of Hoghton Bank.
Feilden, of Witton Paik.
Ffaiington, of Worden.
Fitz-Gerald, of Pendleton.
Fleetwood, of Rossall Hall,
Flemino-, of Brougton View.
Ford, of EUell Hall.
Fort, of Read Hall.
Gardner, of Chaseley Hall.
Garnett, of Bleasdale Tower.
Garnett, of Quernmore Park.
Garnett, of Wyreside.
Gerard, of AspuU House.
Gerard, ofGarswood.
Gray, of Wheatfield.
Greenall, of Walton Hall.
Greene, of Slyne.
Gregge-Hopwood, of Hopwood.
Gregson, of INIoorlands.
Grundy, of The Dales.
Hannay, of Springfield.
Hardcastle, of Firwood.
Hargreaves, of Broad Oak.
Harrop, of Bardsley House.
Heald, of Parrs Wood.
Henry, of Woodlands.
Hesketh, of RufFord Hall.
Hey wood, of Claremont.
Hey wood, of Norris Green.
Heyworth, of Yew-tree.
Hodgson, of South-Hill House.
HoLjhton, of Hoghton Tower.
Holden, of Reedly House and Pa-
lace House.
Hollinshead, of Hollinshead Hall.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Holt, of Stubbylee.
Hopwood, of Hopwood,
Hopwood, of Eockcliffe.
Hornby, of Mains Hall.
Hornby, of Raikes Hall.
Hornby, of St. Tilichael's-on-Wyve.
Hornby, of Saiidown.
Hulton, of Hulton Park.
Hutchinson, of Broad Oaks.
Jackson, of Barton.
Jones, of Lark Hill.
Kershaw, of Oaklands.
Lawton, of Prestbury.
Lees, of ^Yerneth.
Legh, of Golborne Park.
Lindsay, of Haigh Hall.
Little, of Salem House.
Littledale, of Bolton Hall.
Lomax, of Claj'ton Hall.
Loyd, of Lillesden.
Machell, of Hollow Oak.
Marshall, of IMonk Coniston.
Marshall, of Wray House.
Marton, of Capernway.
Midgley-Munro, of Edge Hill.
Molyneux, of Croxteth Hall.
Munn, of Newchurch.
Norreys, of Davyhulme Hall.
North, of Thurland Castle.
Ormerod, of Whalley.
Orrell, of Blackbrooke House.
Parker, of Alkincoats.
Parker, of Cuerden.
Pedder, of Asliton Park.
Peel, of Knowlmere IManor.
Peel, of Singleton Brook.
Pendleburv, of Heaton Mersey.
Philip.s of" Bank Hall.
Philips, of The Park.
Pilkington, of Eccleston Hall.
Pilkington, of Park-Place House.
Pilkington, of Windle Hall.
Postlethwaite, of The Grange.
Potter, of Buile Hill.
Kadcliffe, of Rovston Hall.
RafHes, of Edge Hill.
Rathbone, of Greenbank.
Rawlinson, of Duddonhall and
Graythwaite.
Rawstorne, of Penwortham Priory.
Remington, of Aynsome and The
Crow-trees.
Rigby, of IMoss House.
Rigge, of Wood Bronghton.
Royds, of Falinge.
Sagar, of Southfield House.
Sandbach, of "Woodlands.
Saunders, of Wennington Hall.
Scarisbrick, of Scarisbrick Hall.
Scarlett, of Bank Hall.
Shand, of Woolton Wood.
Shuttleworth, of Gawthorp Hall.
Sillar, of Rainford Hall.
Smethurst, of Hartwood.
Smethurst, of Rook wood.
Smith, of Pygon's House.
Sowler, of Clarkshill.
Sparrow, of Woodfold Park,
Standish, of Duxbury Park.
Standish, of Standish Hall.
Stanley, of Crosshall.
Stanley, of Knowsley.
Stanley, of Stanley Hall.
Starkie, of Huntroyde and Ashton.
Stewart, of Nateby Hall.
Strickland, of Sizergh House.
Taylor, of Todmorden Hall.
Taylor, of Moreton Hall and Whal-
ley Abbey.
Thicknesse, of Beech Hill.
Tootal, of The Weaste.
Towneley, of Towneley.
Turner, of Dinsle Head.
Turner, of Mill Hill.
Turner, of Pendlebury House.
Waithman, of Bentham House.
Walker, of Wood Hill.
Walmesley, of Ince Hall.
Walmesley, of Westwood House.
Weld, of Leaghram Hall.
Weld-Blundell, of Ince Blundell.
Westby, of Mowbreck Hall.
Whitaker, of Broadcloi;gh.
Whitaker, of The Holme.
Whitaker, of Symonstone Hall.
Whitehead, of Uplands.
Wilson-Patten, of Bank Hall.
Wilton, of Heaton Hall,
Winstanley, of Chaigeley Manor.
Withington, of Culcheth Hall.
Wood, of Singleton Lodge,
Woods, of The Larches.
Worthington, of KoUingwood.
Worthington- Wright, of Flexion
House.
Wright, of Greenhill.
LEICESTERSHIRE.
Rutland, Duke of.
Hastings, IMarquis of.
Chesterfield, Earl of.
Denbigh, Earl of.
Ferrers, Earl.
Harborough, Countess of.
Harrington, Earl of.
Lanesborough, Earl of.
Stamford, Earl of.
Wilton, Earl of.
Berners, Lord.
Braye, Baroness.
De Clifford, Baroness.
Adnutt, of Cadeby.
Arkwright, of Normanton Turville.
Babington, of Rothley Temple.
Beaumont, of Cole-Orton Hall.
Bewicke, of Hallaton Hall.
Biggs, of Highfield Plouse.
Bosworth, of Charley .
Burnaby, of Baggrave Hall.
Cave, of Stretton-en-le-field.
Cheney, of Gaddesby Hall.
Cradock, of Quorndon.
Creswell, of Ravenstone.
Crosland, of Burbage House.
Dashwood, of Stanford Park.
Dawson, of Whatton House.
Dicey, of Claybrook Hall,
Dixie, of Bosworth.
Duniaresque, of Surkland Hall.
Egerton, of Egerton Lodge.
Ellis, of Belgrave.
Farnham, of Quorndon House.
Finch-Simpson, of Launde Abbey.
Fisher, of Cossington.
Fowke, of Lowesby.
Freer, of The Coplow.
Frewen, of Cold-Overton Hall.
Halford, of Wistow Hall.
Harris, of Ratcliffe-on-the-Wreakle.
Hartopp, of Dalby Hall.
Hastings, of Willesley.
Hazlerigg, of Noseley Hall.
Herrick, of Beaumanor.
Hewett, of Old Hall.
Heycock, of East-Norton Manor.
Heygate, of Roecliffe.
Holditch-Hungerford, of Dingley.
Jee, of Peckleton Hall.
Knight, of Glen-Parva Manor.
Lakeman, of Grange -Wood Hall.
Legh Keck, of Slaughton Grange.
Martin, of Anstey Pastures.
Neville, of Neville Holt.
Noble, of Danett's Hill.
Otway-Cave, of Stanford Hall.
Packe, of Prestwold Hall.
Palmer, of Wanlip Hall,
Pares, of Ulvei'scroft.
Perkins, of Orton Hall.
Phillipps, of Garendon.
Phillipps, of Grace-Dieu Manor.
Pochin, of Edminthorpe Hall,
Ricketts, of Beaumont Leyes.
Robertson, of Chilcote.
Robinson, of Shelton Hall.
St. Maur, of Burton Hall.
St. Maur, of Snibston.
Shirley, of Staunton Harold.
Skipwith, of The Hill.
Tailby, of Quenby Hall.
Walker, of The Grange.
Walmsley, of Snibston.
Wild, of Costock Hall.
Wilson, of Keythorpe Hall.
Winstanley, of Braunston House.
Wright, of Rempstone Hall.
LEITRIM CO.
Lei trim, Earl of.
Bixhall, of Blackrock House.
Crofton, of Lakefield.
Crofton, of Mohill House,
Godley, of Killigar.
Kirkwood, of Woodbrooke.
Montgomery, of Belhavel.
Palmer, of Shriff.
Peyton, of Driney House.
Peyton, of Loughscur.
St. George, of Hatley Manor.
Simpson, of Cloncorick Castle and
Gortcoulon Lodge.
Tenison, of Kilronan Castle.
Warde, of Aughery House,
Whyte, of Newtown Manor.
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LIMERICK CO.
Clare, Earl of.
Devon, Earl of.
Duiiraven, Earl of.
Limerick, Earl of.
Gort, Viscount.
Guillaniore, Vi.scount.
Limerick, Bishop of.
Clarina, Ijord.
Cloncurry, Lord.
Massy, Lord.
INIonteagle, Lord.
Muskerry, Lord.
Adams, of Aliavagurrah.
Appjohn, of Linfield.
Barrington, of Earringtou House.
Bentley, of Hurlston.
Bouchier, of Baggot.stown,
Brown, of Clonboy.
Browne, ofEathbone.
Caulfeild, of Copsewood.
Cooper, of Cooper's Hill.
Cox, of Ballynoe.
Croker, of Ballynagarde.
De Burgo, of Island House.
De Vere, of Curragh Chase.
Dickson, of Croon Castle.
Drew, of Drew's Court.
Dundas, of Nenagh.
Dwyer, of Castleconnell.
Evans, of Ash-Hill Towers.
Evans, of Fairyfield.
Fitzgerald, of Glinn Castle.
Eosbery, of Curragh-bridge House.
Frend, of Boskell.
Furnell, of Ballycahaue.
Furnell, of Cahirelly.
Gabbett, of Caherline House.
Gavin, of Kilfeacon House.
Geale, of Darraghmore.
Howley, of Rich Hill.
Jackson, of Eanningstown Castle.
Kelly, of Ballybritten and Hocks-
town Castle.
Leahy-Arthur, of Arthurstovvn.
Lloyd, of Castle Lloyd.
Low, of Sun vale.
Macadam, of Blackwater.
McMurray, of Iloxborough House
and Patrickswell.
MacNainara, of The Strand.
Massy, of Clonlara.
Massy, of Clareville and Bally wire.
Maunsell, of Ballywilliarn,
Maunsell, ofFanstown.
Maxwell, of Islanmore.
Mojony, of Kiltanon.
Monsell, of Tervoe.
Morgan, of Old Abbey.
Naish, of Ballycullen.
O'Brien, of Cahirmoyle.
O'Brien^ of Old Church. •
O'Grady, of Kilballyowen.
Peppard, of Cappagli House.
Powell, of Cloushavoy.
Eoche, of Carass.
Russell, of Limerick.
Sullivan, of Curramore,
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Tomkins, of Richmond Park.
Waller, of Castletown.
Webb, of Knocktoran House.
We.stropp, of Attyflin Park.
White, of Belmont and Nantnan.
Wilson, of Cahirconlish House.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
St. Alban's, Duke of.
Exeter, Marquis of.
Brownlow, Earl.
Dysart, Earl of.
Lindsey, Earl of.
Ripon, Countess of.
Scarborough, Earl of.
Winchelsea, Earl of.
Yarborough, Earl of.
Canterbury, Viscount.
Lincoln, 15ishop of.
Aveland, Lord.
Monson, Lord.
Willoughby de Eresby, Lord.
Adams, of Boston.
Ainslie, of Gt. Torrington.
Alington, of Swillington.
Alington-Pye, of Louth.
Amcotts, of Hack thorn,
Anderson, of Lea Hall.
Allix, of Willoughby Hall.
Barton, of Saxby Hall.
Beckett, of Somerby Park.
Booth, of Friskney.
Boucherett, of Willingham House.
Boulton, of Moulton.
Brakenbury, of Scremley Hall.
Brackenbury, of Skendleby Hall.
Bromhead, of Thurlby Hall.
Caton, of Binbrook.
Chaplin, of Blankney.
Chaplin, of Taithwell Hall.
Choimeley, of Easton Hall.
Corbett, of Elsham.
Corbett, of Longnor Hall.
Coi'bett, of South Willingham.
Craufurd, of Burgh Hall.
Curtois, of The Longhills.
Cust, of Belton House.
Dalton, of Fillingham Castle.
Dent, of Winterton.
Dixon, of Holton le Moors.
Duckett, of Coningsby.
Dymoke, of Scrivelsby Court.
Dyson, of Cowbit.
Ellison, of Boultham Hall.
Ellison, of Sudbrooke Holme,
Elmhirst, of Vrest Ashby.
Emei is, of Louth.
Fane, of Fulbeck.
Fytche, of Thorpe Hall.
Haigh, of Grainsby Hall.
Hamilton-Nisbet, of BloxhohnHall.
Handley, of Barrow by.
Hawke, of Willingham.
Healey, of Ashby Decoy.
Heneage, of Hainton Hall,
Hickman, of Thonock Plouse.
Hood, of Nettlebam Hall.
Hutton, of Gate Burton.
Ingram, of Swineshead Abbey.
.Jarvis, of Doddington Hall.
Johnson, of Ayscough-Fee Hall.
Johnson, of Wythamon-the-Hill,
Keyworth, of Cottesford Place.
Lake, of Friskney.
Leslie-Melville, of Branston Hall.
Lister, of Saleby Grange.
Lovell, of Wainfleet.
Luard, of Blyljorough Hall,
Lucas-Calcraft, of Ancaster Hall.
McCann, of Quadring,
Maddison, of Partney,
Massingberd, of Gunby Hall.
Massingberd, of Ormsby Hall.
Moore, of Frampton Hall.
Nelthorpe, of Scawby Hall.
Nevile, of Walcot.
Packe, of Caythorpe Hall.
Parker, of Hanth(jrpe.
Parkinson, of Ravensdale.
Reeve, of Leadeuhara.
Reynardson, of Holywell Hall.
Rudsdell, of Bechingham Hall.
Scrope, of Cockerington.
Seely, of Heighington.
Sheffield, of Normanby Hall.
Short, of Edlington Grove,
Sibthorp, of Canwick Hall,
Skip worth, of Moorton House,
Smyth, of South-Elkington Hall,
Stanhope, of Revesby Abbey.
Staniland, of Harrington Hall.
Stevenson, of Uffington.
Tempest, of Coleby Hall.
Tennyson -D'Eyncourt, of Bayons
Manor and Usselby Hall.
Thorold, of Syston Park,
Thorold, of Cuxwold.
Tomline, of Riby Hall.
Trollope, of Casewick House.
Tunnard, of Frampton House.
Turnor, of Stoke Rochford.
Uppleby, of Wootton House.
Webb, of Wortlaby.
Welby, of Denton Hall.
Whichcote, of Aswarby Hall.
Willson, of Raiiceby Hall.
Wingfield, of Tickencote.
Wood, of Thoresby.
Woodhouse, of Iruham Hall,
LINLITHGO"WSHIRE,
Buchan, Earl of,
Hopetoun, Earl of,
Rosebery, Earl of.
Baillie, of Polkemmet.
Dundas, of Dundas Castle,
Gillon, of Wallhouse.
Hamilton, of Cathlaw.
Hog, of Nevvliston.
Hope, of Carriden,
!Marjoribanks, of Balbardie,
Seton, of Preston House.
Shairp, of Houston.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
LGIyrDGlSrDERBY CO.
Derry and Raphoe, Bishop of.
Garvagli, Lord.
Alexander, of Newtownlimavady.
Ash, of Ashbrook.
Beresford, of Learmount Park.
Boyd, of Dundown House.
Bruce, of Down Hill.
Gary, of "White Castle.
Clark, of Largantogher.
Conyngham, of Spring HiU.
Croiiiie, of Croniore.
Dawson, of Moyola Park.
De Blaquiere, of ArkdiU.
Dunbar, of Landmore.
EUis, of Innisrush and MagiUigan.
Ferguson, of The Farm and Derry
Lodge.
Gage, of Streeve Hill.
Gaussen, of Lakeview House.
Giveen, of Kock Castle.
Goold, of Newtown.
Greer, of Spring Vale.
Griffith, of Munster Grillagh.
Heygate, of BeUarena.
Hunter, of Straidarran.
Jones, of Aghadowey.
Macartney, of Dysertegny.
McCausland, of Fruit Hill.
MacCausland, of Woodbank.
Macky, of Belmont.
M'Clintoek, of Dunmore.
Marshall, of St. John's.
Miller, of Moneymore.
Montagu, of Port Stewart.
Murray, of Caw House.
Nicholson, of Roe Park.
Ogilby, of Ardnargle.
Ogilby, of Kilcatten.
Robinson, of Port Stewart.
Scott, of Wiiisborough.
Skipton, of Beech Hill.
Skipton, of The Casino.
Stevenson, of ArdkiU.
Tittle, of Portstewart.
Tyler, of Newtownlimavady.
LGNaE-OIlD CO.
Granard, Earl of.
Longford, Earl of.
Ball, of Abbeylara.
Blackall, of Colamber Manor.
Bond, of Farra.
Cordner, of MuUogh.
Fetherston, of Ardagh House.
Fox, of Fox Hall.
Fox, of New Park.
King-Harman, of Newcastle,
Lefroy, of Carrig-glas.
McCann, of Lismoy House.
Maconchy, of Rathmore.
Pakenham, of Pakenham Hall.
Shuldham, of Ballymulvey.
Thompson, of Clonfin.
White, of Rathcline.
Wilson-Slator, of Whitehill,
LOUTH CO.
Roden, Earl of.
Massareene and Ferrard, Viscount.
Netterville, Viscountess.
Belle w. Lord.
Clermont, Lord.
Louth, Lord.
Rokeby, Lord.
Balfour, of Townley Hall.
Bellingham, of Castle BeUingham.
Bigger, of Falmore Hall.
Borrowes, of Lauragh.
Chester, of Cartown.
Craven, of Richardstown.
D'Arcy, of Carlingford.
Fitzgerald, of Fane Valley.
Foster, of Ballymascanlan.
Gernon, of Athcarne Castle.
Gradwell, of Dowth Hall.
Gradwell, of Flatten Hall.
Hamilton, of Drumconrath,
Hatch, of Ardee Castle.
Jocelyn, of Dundalk.
Lee-Norman, of Corbollis.
M'Clintoek, of Drumcar.
MacNeill, of Mount Pleasant.
Mavlay, of Bawn.
Montgomery, of Beaulieu.
Moore, of Nootka Lodge.
O'Reilly, of Knock Abbey.
O'Reilly-Dease, of Dee Farm.
Pepper, of Ballygaith Castle.
Robinson, of Rokeby Hall.
Ross, of Dardistown Castle.
Ruxton, of Ardee House.
Smyth, of Newtown House.
Taaffe, of Smarmore Castle.
Taylour, of Corbal Lis.
Upton, of Glyde Court.
Woodhouse, of Omeath.
MAYO CO.
Sligo, Marquis of.
Arran, Earl of.
Lucai), Earl of.
]Mayo, Earl of.
Avonmore, Viscount.
Clanmorris, Lord.
Kilmaiue, Lord.
Oranmore and Browne, Lord.
Bingham, of Bingham Castle.
Blacker, of Claremount.
Blake, of Ballinaford.
Blake, of Towerhill.
Blosse, of Castle Carra.
Brabazon, of Brabazon Park.
Browne, of Browne Hall.
Browne, of Raheens.
Clive, of Ballicroy.
Coyne, of Kiltane Abbey.
Crean, of Ballenvilla.
D'Arcy, of Fisher Hill.
Elwood, of Strand Hill.
Fitzgerald, of Turlough Park.
Eraser, of Streamtown.
French, of French Grove.
Gardiner, of Farm Hill.
Gilbert, of Cloncormack.
Gore, of Belleek Manor.
Higgins, of Glen Corrib.
Higgins, of Westport.
Jackson, of Carramore.
Kelly, of The Skerdaghs.
Kenny, of Ballinrobe.
Knox, of Castle Rea.
Knox, of Lackan Castle.
Knox, of Mount Falcon.
Knox, of Netley Park.
Knox, of Rappa Castle.
Lambert, of Brookhill.
Lewin, of Cloghans House.
Lindsey, of Hollymount.
Lynch, of Clogher.
Lynch, of Partry House.
Macdonnell, of Doo Castle.
Moore, of Ballinrobe.
Moore, of Moore Hall.
Moreton, of Knockglass.
Mudge, of Glenrossera.
O'Donell, of Newport House.
O'Malley, of Kilboyne House.
Orme, of Abbey town.
Orme, of Owen more.
Ormsby, of Ballinamore.
Paget, of Knockglass.
Palmer, of Castle Lachin.
Palmer, of Summer Hill.
Ruttledge, of Bloomfield.
Taaffe, of Woodfield.
Talbot, of Castlebar.
Waldron, of Lung.
Wilbraham, of Boathaven Lodge.
Yelverton, of Hazelrock.
MEATH CO.
Conyngham, Marquis.
Headfort, IMarquis of.
Darn ley. Earl of.
Fingall, Earl of.
Boyne, Viscount.
Gormanston, Viscount.
Meath, Bishop of.
Dunsany, Lord.
Langford, Lord.
Barnewall, of Cauceston.
Barnewell, of Bloomsberry.
Bolton, of Bective Abbey.
Bomford, of Oakley Park.
Brabazon, of Tara House.
Brodigan, of Pilton.
Butler, of Priest-town.
Chaloner, of Kingsfort.
Coddington, of Oldbridge.
Corbally, of Corbalton Hall.
Cusack, of Cussington.
De Bathe, of Knightown.
De Rienzi, of Trim.
Dillon, of Lismullen.
Drake, of Rorristown.
Eclilin, of Carbury.
Edgeworth, of Kilshrewly.
Fowler, of Rahmston House.
Garnett, of Summerseat.
Hamilton, of BallimacoU.
Hamilton, of Hamwood.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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Hamilton, of Vessington.
Hamilton-Russell, of Stackallan.
Hopkins, of Gravel Mount.
Hussey, of Galtiim.
Hussey, of Rathkenny.
Kelly, of Seneschalstown House.
Lambart, of Beau Pare.
McCann, of Stalteen House.
MacDonuell, of Douforth.
M'Evoy, of Balramino.
MacEvoy, of Tobertlnan.
M'Veaoh, of Drevvstown.
Meredyth, of CarlanstowD.
Murphy, of Kilcairne.
Naper, of Loughcrew.
Nicholson, of Balrath.
O'Reilly, of Beltrasna.
Osborne, of Rosnaree.
Pollock, of Mountainstown.
Preston, of Bellinter.
Roberts, of Dormstown Castle.
Rodon, of Newgrove.
Rorke, of Johnstown House.
Rotheram, of Crossdrum.
Rotheram, of Triermore.
Rothwell, of Black Castle.
Rowley, of Maperath.
Singleton, of Aclare.
Smith, of Beabeg.
Somerville, of Somerville House.
Taylour, of Dowerton.
Thunder, of Lagore.
TisdaU, of Charlesfort.
Wade, of Clonebraney.
Waller, of Allenstown.
Wilson-Slator, of BeUe Ville.
Winter, of Aglier.
Woodward, of Drumbarrow.
MEBIONETHSHIRl?.
Green, of Dolgelly.
Hartley, of Llwyn.
Jones, of Aberartro.
Jones, of Brynartie.
Jones, of Trefrifach.
Lloyd, of Nannau.
Nanney, of Maesyneuodd.
Reveley, of Bryn-y-gwin.
Richards, of Bala.
Richards, of Caerynwch.
Richardson, of Aber Hirnant.
Scott, of Peniarthuchaf.
Williams, of Dendraeth Castle.
Wynn, of Rhug.
Wynne, of Peniartb.
MIDDLESEX.
Northumberland, Duke of.
Mansfield, Earl of.
Strafford, Earl of.
Cadogan, Earl.
Enfield, Viscount.
Ranelagh, Viscount.
London, Bishop of.
Dufferin, Lord.
Holland, Lord.
Ravens worth, Lord.
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Tenterden, Lord.
Ardeu, of Sunbury Park.
Bashford, of Norwood House.
Burdett-Coutts, of Holly Grove.
Busk, of Fords Grove.
Butler, of Cazenoves.
Clarke, of Swakeleys.
Clay, of Fulwell Lodge.
Clayton, of The Old Park.
Cox, of Moat Mount.
Currie, of Bush Hill.
De Burgh, of West-Draytou Manor.
De Salis, of Dawley Court.
Ford, of Enfield.
Gibbons, of Stan well Place.
Gladstone, of Fitzroy Park.
Harcourt, of Strawberry Hill.
Harris, of Harrow Park.
Hawkins, of Canteioes.
Lindsay, of Shepperton Manor.
Lushington, of Edgware.
Moorat, of Bush-Hill Park.
Murray, of Caen Wood.
Pellatt, of Knowle Green.
Pollock, of Hatton.
Rothschild, of Gunnersbury Park.
Sidney, of Bowes Manor.
Spearman, of Spring House.
Ware, of Hendon Hall.
Whiteman, of St. Alban's Bank.
Wilkinson, of White Webbs Park.
Wiseman, of Maryfort Lodge.
Wood, of Littleton.
Woodd, of Hillfield.
MIDLOTHIAN.
(See Edinhurgh.)
MONAGHAN CO.
Blayney, Lord.
Cremorne, Lord.
Rossmore, Lord.
Anketell, of Anketell Grove.
Bennie, of Farmoyle House.
Cole, of Brandrum.
Coote, of Brandrum House.
Forster, of Ballynure.
Forster, of Coolderry.
French, of Ballybay House.
Hamilton, of Cornacassa.
Johnston, of Fort Johnston.
Johnstone, of Cassaugh Moune.
Leslie, of Ballibay.
Leslie, of Clenamully.
Leslie, of Glasslough.
Lucas, of Castle Shane.
McClure, of Ballylech House.
Mayne, of Glynch House.
Morant, of Shirley House.
Murray-Ker, of Newbliss House.
Rawdon, of Dartrey.
Richardson, of Poplar Vale.
Rowley, of Cordoolough.
Shegog, of Munnilly.
Shirley, of LougLfea.
Singleton, of Fort Singleton.
Tottenham, of Donaghmoine.
Wright, of Gola House.
MONMOUTHSHIRE.
Beaufort, Duke of.
Llanover, Lord.
Tredegar, Lord.
Bailey, of Aberaman.
Bateman, of Bartholey House.
Bevan, of Cefn Mawr.
Booker-Blakemore, of The Leys.
Bosanquet, of Dingestow.
Cave, of Hilston Park.
Clifford, of Llantillio.
Clive, of Perrystone Court.
Dowling, of Llautarnam Abbey.
Falconer, of Usk.
Greenfield, of Brynderwen.
Hanbury-Leigh, of Pontypool.
Hanbury- Williams, of Coldbrook.
Hawkins, of Treduimock.
Herbert, of Llanartb.
James, of Lansoar.
Jones, of Clytha.
Kennard, of Cruinlin Hall.
Lewis, of St. Pierre.
Little, of Llanvair Grange.
Mackworth, of Glen Usk.
Manning, of Coldbrook Park.
Marsh, of The Rock.
Moggridge, of Woodfield.
Morgan, of Ruperra Castle.
Morgan, of The Friars.
Overton, of Ty Mawr.
Phillips, of Llanellen House.
Phillips, of Whitson House.
Powell, of The Gaer.
Prothero, of Malpas Court.
Rodney, of Llanvibangel.
Rolls, of The Hendre.
Rooke, of Pilstone House.
Vaughan, of Courtfield.
Wakeman, of The Graig.
Williams, of The Garth.
Williams, of Llangibby Castle.
MONTGOMERYSHIRE.
Powis, Earl of.
Sudeley, Lord.
Clough, of Glasfryn.
Conroy, of Llanynmair.
Crewe-Read, of Llanderian.
Curling, of Maesmawr Hall.
Davies, of Peniarth.
Edwards, of Greenfields.
Johnson, of Monksfield.
Jones, of Cyfronydd.
Jones, of Fron Fraith.
Long, of Dolf organ.
Maurice, of Bodynfoel.
Morris, of Berth Lloyd.
Mytton, of Garth.
Owen, of Bettws Hall.
Peel, of Llandrinio.
Pugh, of Llanerchydol,
Tracy, of Gregynog.
NAIRNSHIRE.
Brodie, of Lethen House.
Davidson, of Cantray.
Nor]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Dougal, of Glenferness.
Dunbar, of Boath House.
NORFOLK.
Cholmondeley, Marquis of.
Lothian, Marquis of.
TownshenJ, Marquis.
Albemarle, Earl of.
Leicester, Earl of.
Orford, Earl of.
Norwich, Bishop of.
Bayning, Lord.
Berners, Lord.
Hastings, Lord.
Sondes, Lord.
Stafford, Lord.
Suffield, Lord.
Wodehouse, Lord.
Atthill, of Brandeston Hall.
Aufrere, of Faulkshara.
Bacon, of Raveningham.
Bagge, of Gay wood Hall.
Bagge, of Stradsett Hall.
Barton, of Thexton House.
Bedingfeld, of Ditchinghani Hall.
Bedingfeld, of Oxburgh.
Beevor, of Hargham Hall.
Bellairs, of Malbarton Lodge.
Bentinck, of Terrington.
Barney, of Kirby Beeton.
Berney, of Morton Hall.
Bignold, of Norwich.
Birch, of Wretham.
Birkbeck, of Stoke Holy-Cross.
Blake, of Horstead.
Blake-Humphrey, of Wroxham.
Blofield, of Hoveton House.
Boileau, of Ketteringham Park.
Bouverie, of Denton.
Browne, of Elsin Hall.
Bullock, of Shipdham Hall.
Bulwer, of Heydon Hall.
Burroughes, of Burlingham Hall.
Burroughes, of Long Stratton.
Buxton, of Colne House.
Buxton, of Northrepps Hall.
Buxton, of Schadwell Lodge.
Cabbell, of Cromer Hall.
Calthrop, of Stanhoe Hall.
Cator, of Woodbastwiek Hall.
Coke, of Holkham Hall.
CoUyer, of Hackford Hall.
Cowper, of Sandringham Hall.
Cozens-Hardj', of Letheringsett.
Cubitt, of Honing Hall.
Cubitt, of Catfield Hall.
Custance, of Weston House.
Dalling, of Ersham House.
Davy, of Ingoldsthorpe.
Dickson, of Hardingham.
Durrant, of Skottow Castle.
Everard, of Middleton.
Fellowes, of Haverland Hall.
Ffolkes,- of Hillington Hall.
Fitz-Roy, of Stratton Strawless.
Foster, of Thorpe.
Fountaine, of Narford Hall.
Frank, of Earlham Hall.
Frere, of Eoydon Hall.
Gay, of Thurning Hall.
Gilbert, of Cautley.
Graver-Browne, of Morley Hall.
Gurdon, of Letton.
Gurney, of Catton.
Gurney, of Keswick Hall.
Gurney, of North Iluncton.
Haggard, of Bradenham.
Hamond, of Westacre.
Hare, of Docking Hall.
Hare, of Stow Hall.
Harvey, of Mousehold House.
Heath, of Han worth.
Hemsworth, of Shropham Hall.
Hill, of Greseuhall Hall.
Holley, of Burgh Hall.
Holmes, of Scole House.
Hoste, of Barwick House.
Howard, of Castle-Rising.
Howes, of Morningthorpe Manor.
Hume, of Burnley Hall.
Irb}^, of Boyland Hall.
Ives, of St. Catherine's Hill.
Jex-BIake, of Swanton Abbot.
Jodrell, of Sail Park.
Jones, of Cranmer Hall.
Kemp, of Coltishall Manor.
Kempe, of Gissing Hall.
Keppel, of Quidenham.
Kerrison, of Brome Hall.
Kett, of Brooke House.
Lacon, of Hopton House.
Lee-Warner, of Walsingham Abbey.
Long, of Dunston Hall.
Longe, of Spixworth Park.
Lyne-Stephens, of Lyndford Hall.
Lj'ttelton, of North Creake.
Marcon, of Wallington Hall.
Marsham, of Stratton Strawless.
Mason, of Necton Hall.
Montagu, of Swaff ham.
I\Iott, of Barningham Hall.
Muskett, of Clippesby House.
Neville-Rolfe, of Heacham Hall.
North, of Rougham.
Nugent, of West-Hadling Hall.
Partridge, of Hockham Hall.
Patteson, of Thorpe.
Peel, of Wallington Hall.
Pratt, of Rystou Hall.
Preston, of Beeston Hall.
Proctor, of Langley Park.
Robinson, of Knap ton House.
Scott-Chad, of Thursford Hall.
Smith, of Ellingham Hall.
Stracey, of Rackheath Hall.
Sty leman-le-Strange, of Hunstanton.
Suffield, of Horstead Hall.
Thornhill, of Riddlesworth.
Tompson, of Witchingham Hall.
Traflford, of Wroxhara Hall.
Travers, of Ditchingham Lodge.
Typen, of Northwould.
Tyssen-Amhurst, of Didlington.
Upcher, of Sheringham Hall.
Vade-"\Valpole, of Freethorpe.
Walpole, of Bainthorpe Hall.
Ward, of Salhouse Hall.
Weyland, of Woodrising Hall.
Wilson, of AshweUthorpe Hall.
Windham, of Felbrigge Hall.
Wodehouse, of Bracondale Hall.
Wodehouse, of Loddon.
Wodehouse, of Witton.
JSrORTHAMPTOTsFSHIBE,
Grafton, Duke of.
Northampton, Marquis of.
Cardigan, Earl of.
Fitzwilliani, Earl.
Pomfret, Earl of.
Spencer, Earl.
Westmorland, Earl of.
Winchilsea, Earl of.
Peterborough, Bishop of.
Carhery, Lord.
Lilford, Lord.
Lj'veden, Lord.
Overstone, Lord.
Sempill, Baroness.
Southampton, Lord.
Arbuthnot, of V/oodford House.
Bateman, of Guilsborough.
Blencowe, of Marston House.
Botfield, of Norton Hall.
Bouverie, of Delapre Abbey.
Brooke, of Oakley Hall.
Capron, of Stoke Doyle,
Cartwright, of Flore House.
Clarke, of Welton Place.
Clarke-Thornhill, of Rushton.
Cust, of Arthingworth.
Dryden, of Canons Ashby.
Duncan, of Bradw'ell House.
Elwes, of Billing Hall.
Evans, of Laxton Hall.
Farquhar, of Brackley House.
Fitz-Ro}', of Sholebroke Lodge.
Fitz-Roy, of Whittlebury Lodge.
Green way, of Hardwicke.
Gulston, of Knuston Hall.
Gunnell, of Hill Cottage.
Gunning, of Horton.
Hambrough, of Pipewell Hall.
Harpur, of Burton Hall.
Henley, of Watford Court.
Holdich-Hungerford, of Maidvvell.
Hood, of Barton Seagrave.
Hunt, of Wadenhoe.
Hutchinson, of Weston.
Isham, of Lamport Hall.
Isted, of Ecton.
Ives, of Bradden House.
Knightley, of Fawsley Park.
Kyrle, of Pitsford.
Langham, of Cottesbrooke Park.
Macleod, of Spratton House.
Mansel, of Cosgrove Hall.
Maunsell, of Thorpe Malsor.
Montgomery, of Milton House.
Nethercote, of Moulton Grange.
O'Brien, of Blatherwycke Paik.
Palmer, of Carlton Park.
Peacocke, of Moulton Park.
Pierrepont, of Evenley Hall.
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Powys, of Lilford Park.
Rush, of F.artliinghoe Lodge.
Sawbridgo, of East Haddon.
Sempill, ofMoretoa Pinkiiey Manor.
Shuckburgb, of SImckl)urgh Park.
Stopford, of Drayton House.
Stopford, of Falconer's Hill,
Stratton, of Turweston.
Thornton, of Brockhall.
Thursby, of Abington Abbey.
Tonilin, of West-Gate House.
Tryon, of Bulwick Park.
Villiers, of Sulby.
Vyse, of Bough ton.
Wake, of Courteen Hall.
Watkins, of Badby House.
Watson, of Rockingham Castle.
Watts-Kussell, of Biggin House.
Willes, of Astrop House.
Young, of Orlingbury.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Northumberland, Duke of.
Waterford, Marchioness of,
Durham, Earl of.
Grey, Earl.
Tankerville, Earl of,
Decies, Lord.
Hastings, Lord.
Ravensworth, Lord.
Allgood, of Nunwich,
Armstrong, of Elswick.
Atkinson, of Angerton.
Atkinson, of Lorbottle.
Baker-Cresswell, of Cresswell.
Bates, of Milbourne Hall.
Bell, of Woolsington.
Bennett, of Chillingham Castle.
Beresford, of Bolam House.
Bewicke, of Close House.
Bigge, of Linden.
Blackett, of Matfen Hall.
Blackett, of Wylam.
Blenkinsopp, of Humbleton Hall,
Brown, of Unthank Hall.
Bullock, of St. Leonard's,
Burdon, of Hartford House.
Burrell, of Broome Park.
Charlton, of Hesleyside.
Clark, of Belford Hall.
Clavering, of Callaly Castle.
Clutterbuck, of Warkworth.
Collingwood, of Cornhiil House.
Collingwood, of Dissiugton Hall.
Collingwood, of Glanton Pyke.
Collingwood, of Lilburn Tower and
Churton House.
Cookson, of Meldon Park.
Coulson, of Blenkinsopp Castle.
Craster, of Craster Tower.
Culley, of Coupland Castle. ■
Culley, of Fow berry Tower.
Cuthbert, of Beaufront Castle.
Dale, of Ryhope.
Davison, of Swarland Park.
Dent, of Shortflatt Tower.
ErringtoD, of High Warden.
Errington, of Stan hoe.
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Fearnley, of Hetton.
FitzClarence, of Etal.
Fitzwilliams, of Emlyn Cottage.
Forster, late of Adderstone.
Gillum, of Middletou Hall.
Greenwell, of Greenwell Ford.
Grey, of Chipchase Castle.
Grey, of Dilston.
Grey, of Falloden.
Grey, of Milfield.
Grey, of Sty ford.
Haggerston, of EUinghaiu.
Hodgson, of Stelling Hall.
Hodgson-Hinde, of Elswick.
Hope - Wallace, of Featherstone
Castle.
Hopwood, of Bothal.
Lawson, of Longhirst,
Laycock, of Low Gosforth and
Winlaton.
Linskill, of Morwick Hall.
Milford, of Hunmanby,
Monck, of Belsay Castle.
Mulcaster, of Bothal.
Ogle, of Egiingham Hall.
Ogle, of Kirkley Hall.
Orde, of Nunnykirk.
Percy, of Alnwick Castle.
Reed, of Cragg.
Riddell, of Cheeseburn Grange.
Riddell, of Feltou Park.
Ridley, of Blagdon.
Ridley, of Park End.
Rippon, of Waterville,
Roddani, of Roddam.
St. Paul, of St. Hinians.
Sanderson, of West Jesmond.
Selby, of Alnwick.
Selby, of Biddleston.
Selby, of Twizle House,
Sidney, of Cowpen House.
Silvertop, of Minster Acres.
Stapleton, of Berwick Hill.
Surtees, of Pigdon.
Swinburne, of Capheaton.
Taylor, of Backwortli House.
Thorp, of Netherton House.
Thorp, of Ryton.
Trevelyan, of Netherwitton.
Trevelyan, of Wallington.
WiddringtoD, of Newton Hall.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
Newcastle, Duke of.
Portland, Duke of.
Chesterfield, Earl of.
Manvers, Earl.
Galway, Viscount.
Belper, Lord.
Middleton, Lord,
RanclifFe, Lord,
Allison, of Billey.
Barrow, of Southwell,
Becher, of Hill House.
Boddam, of Kirklington Hall.
Bristowe, of Beesthorpe Hall,
Bromley, of Stoke Hall.
Byron, of Edwinstowe.
Campbell, of The Park.
Charlton, of Chilwell.
Clarke, of Shirland.
Clifton, of Barton Lodge,
Clifton, of Clifton Hall.
Coke, of Debdale Hall.
Cook, of Beesthorpe Hall.
Darwin, of Elston Hall.
Denison, of Ossington Hall.
Edge, of Strelley.
Eyre, of Rampton.
Foljambe, of Osberton.
Forteath, of Bunny Park.
Fynes-Clinton, of Bothamsall.
Hacker, of East Bridgford.
Hall, of Waltcm I\Ianor.
Handley, of Muskbam Grange.
Handley, of North Gate.
Hardcastle, of Blidwortli Dale.
Hiidyard, of Fiintham.
Hodgkinson, of Winthorpe Hall.
Holden, of Nuttall Temple.
Hole, of Caunton Manor.
Kelham, of Bleasby Hall.
Kirke, of MerfieJd Hall.
Knight, of Firbeck Hall.
Machin, of Gateford Hill.
Manners-Sutton, of Kelham Hall,
Mellish, of Hodsock Priory.
Milward, of Thurgarton.
Musters, of Annesley Park,
Needham, of Lenton House.
Nevile, of Thorney Hall and Wise-
ton Hall.
Nevile, of Stubton.
Paget, of Ruddington.
Parkyns, of Ruddington Manor.
Pegge-Burnell, of AVinkburn Hall.
Pierrepont, of Holme Pierrepont.
Ramsden, of Carlton Hall.
Robinson, of Widmerpool Hall,
Rolleston, of Watnall Hall.
Savile, of Rufford Abbey,
Sherbrooke, of Oxton.
Shervvin, of Bramcote Hill.
Shuttleworth, of Hodsack Park.
Simpson, of Ballworth Hall.
Sitwell, of Rempstone Hall,
Staunton, of Staunton Hall,
Stretton, of Lenton Priory.
Sutton, of Norwood Park.
Taylor, of Radcliffe-on-Trent.
Thorold, of Welham.
Vere, of Carlton House.
Vernon, of Grove Hall.
Walker, of Berry Hill.
Warrand, of Westhorpe,
Welfitt, of Sherwood Lodge.
Werge, of Mansfield.
White, of W^illing Wells.
Wildman, of Newstead Abbey.
Wright, of Mapperley Hall.
ORKNEY AND SHETLAND.
Balfour, of Balfour and Trenabie.
Bruce, of Sunburgh.
Burroughs, of Rolfsay.
Heddle, of Melsetter.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Traill, of Holland.
Traill, of Westove.
Traill, of Westness.
Traill, of Woodwick.
OXFORDSHIRE.
Marlborough, Duke of.
EfHngham, Earl of.
Jersey, Earl of.
Macclesfield, Earl of.
Dillon, Viscount.
Valentia, Viscount.
Oxford, Bishop of.
Camoys, Lord.
Churchill, Lord.
Leigh, Lord.
Saye and Sele, Lord.
Ashurst, of Waterstock.
Baskerville, of Crowsley Park.
Boulton, of Tew Park.
Bowles, of North Aston.
Cartwright, of Edgcot.
Coker, of Bicester House.
Cole, of Stoke Lyne.
Corsellis, of Benson.
Cottrell-Dormer, of Tlousham.
Croke, of Studley Priory.
Dashwood, of Kirtlington Park.
Dewar, of Middleton Stoney.
Dolman, of Shouldern House.
Duff, of Woodcote.
Fane, of Wormsley.
FitzRoy, of Over-Worton House.
Gammie, of Shottover House.
Gaskell, of Kiddington Hall.
Greenaway, of Barrington Grove.
Harcourt, of Nuneham.
Henley, of Waterperry.
Hodges, of Bolney Court.
Holbech, of Farnborougli,
Ibbetson, of Blount's Court.
Lambert, of Aston House.
Lane, of Badgemore.
Langston, of Sarsden House.
Lenthall, of Yelford Hastings.
Lockyer, of Westcote Barton.
Loveday, of Williamscote.
Lowndes, of Brightwell Park.
Marjoribanks, of Greenlands.
Martin, of Chacombe Priory.
Miller, of Padway Grange.
Montagu, of Wargrave Hall.
North, of Wroxton Abbey.
Peyton, of Swift's House.
Philips, of Weston Place.
Phillimore, of Radnage Rectory.
Phillimore, of The Coppice.
Phillimore, of Sliiplake House.
Pigott-Stainsby-Conant, of Ban-
bury.
Powys, of Hardwicke.
Pratt, of Kingston Grove.
Reade, of Ipsden House.
Reade, of Shipton Court.
Rhodes, of Hennerton.
Robinson, of Bletchingly Park.
Ruck-Keene, of Swyncombe House.
Scott-Murray, of Hambleden House.
Severne, of Thenford.
Spencer, of Coombe.
Style, of Bicester House.
Taunton, of Freeland Lodge.
Thornhill, of Woodleys.
Tyndale, of Holton Cottage.
"Warburton, of IfHey.
Weyland, of Woodeaton.
Whippy, of Lee Place.
Willoughby, of Baldon House.
Wykeham, of Tythrop House.
PEEBLES-SHIRE.
Traquair, Earl of.
Wemyss, Earl of.
Elibank, Lord.
Ballantyne, of Holylee.
Beresford, of Macbiehill.
Carmichael, of Castle Craig.
Hay, of King's Meadows.
Mackenzie, of Portmore.
Macqueen, of Broughton,
Montgomery, of Stobo Castle.
Murray, of Stanhope.
Nasmyth, of Dalwick.
Steuart, of Glenormiston.
Swinton, of Swinton Bank.
PEMBROKESHIRE.
Cawdor, Earl of,
Milford, Lady.
Adams, of HoUyland.
Adams, of Loveston and Pater-
church.
Allen, of Cresselly.
Allen, of Little Haven.
Barbara, of Trecion.
Beynon, of Trewern.
Bowen, of Llwyngwair.
Callen, of The Grove.
Carew, of Carew Castle.
Charlton-Meyrick, of Bush.
Child, of Begilly House.
Foley, of Ridgeway.
Fortune, of Lewiston.
Gower, of Clynderwen.
Greville, of Castle Hall.
Harries, of Hilton.
Harries, of Priskilly.
James, of Pantsaison.
Jones, of Bolton Hill.
Lewis, of Henllan.
Llewellin, of Tregwyut.
Lloyd-Philipps, of Dale Castle.
Mathias, of LamiDhey.
Mirehouse, of Brownslade.
Owen, of Orieltown House.
Philipps, of Penty Park.
Philipps, of Williamston.
Phillipps, of Picton Castle,
Phillips, of Lawrenny.
Roberts, of Hamilton House.
Robertson, of Hazel Hill.
Rous, of Fern Hill.
Sutton, of Tenby.
Tucker-Edwardes, of Scalyham.
Waters, of Penally.
PERTHSHIRE.
Athole, Duke of.
Breadalbane, Marquis of.
Camperdown, Earl of.
Dundonald, Earl of.
Kinnoull, Earl of.
Mansfield, Earl of.
Moray, Earl of.
Wemyss, Earl of.
Strathallan, Viscount,
Abercromby, Lord.
Gray, Lord.
Kinnaird, Lord.
Ruthven, Baroness.
Willoughby D'Eresby, Lord.
Ballingall, of Altamont.
Beveridge, of Damside.
Blair, of Balthayock.
Bruce, of Dunmyet.
Butter, of Faskally.
Campbell, of Glenfalloch.
Campbell, of Monzie Castle.
Chalmers, of Glenricht.
Clerk-Rattray, of Craighall.
Cunynghame, of Cambusmere.
Douglas, of Carr.
Drummond, of Abercairny.
Druramond, of Drummond Castle.
Drummond, of Megginch Castle.
Drummond, of Strathallan Castle.
Duncan, of The Vine.
Dundas, of Dunyra.
Dundas, of Ochtertyre.
Gallwey, of Blair Castle.
Garden-Campbell, of Glenlyon.
GriEme, of Aberuthven.
Grseme, of Garvock and Kippen.
Graeme, of Inchbrakie.
Grfeme-Oliphant, of Gask.
Graham, of Redgorton.
Grant, of Kilgraston.
Hamilton, of Leny.
Hay, of Dupplin Castle.
Hay, of Leys.
Hay, of Seggieden.
Hore-Ruthven, of Freeland House.
Johnston, of Sands.
Johnston, of Kincardine Castle.
Keir, of Kinraonth and Kindrogan.
McDonald, of Dun Alastair.
Macdonald, of St, Martin's and
Glenshee Lodge.
Macgregor, of Edinchip House.
Macnaghten, of Invertrosachs.
Macpherson, of Blairgowrie House.
Maxtone, of Cultoquhey.
Menzies, of Bannoch Lodge,
Menzies, of Castle Menzies.
Menzies, of Meggernie Castle.
Merry, of Culdees.
Moncreiffe, of Moncreiffe House.
Murray, of Lintrose.
Murray, of Murrayshall.
Murray, of Ochtertyre.
Murray, of Scone Palace.
Ogilvy, of Loyal.
Oliphant, of Condie and Newtown,
Oswald, of Dunnikier and Newton,
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Paterson, of Castle Huntly.
Eamsay, of Banff.
Richardson, of Pitfour Castle.
Eobertson (styled Struan-Eobert-
son), of Dall.
Eobertson, of Auclileeks.
Eobertson, of Tulliebelton.
Smytbe, of Methven Castle.
Speir, of Culdees Castle.
Steuart, ofBallecliin.
Stewart, of Ardvorlich.
Stewart, of Gart and Murtlily.
Stewart, of Grandtully Castle.
Stirling, of Keir.
Stirling, of Kippendavie,
Thomson, of Balgowan.
Threipland, of Fingask Castle.
Trotter, of Ballindeen House.
Turner, of Pitcairns House.
Urquhart, of Hollands.
Williamson, of Lawers.
QUEEN'S CO.
Portarlington, Earl of.
Ashbrook, Viscount.
De Vesci, Viscount.
Congleton, Lord.
Adair, of Eellegrove.
Alloway, of The Derries.
Betty, of Knightstown.
Bland, of Blandsfort.
Brownlow, of Knapton House.
Butler, of Laniberton Park.
Cassan, of Sheffield House.
Chetwode, of Woodbrook.
Coote, of Ballyfin.
Coote, of Huntingdon.
Cosby, of Stradbally Hall.
Dease, of Eatli House.
Delaney, of Castle wood.
Dunne, of Ballyraanus and Corbally.
Dunne, of Brittas.
Fitzgerald, late of Kilmincby.
FitzPatrick, of Lisduff.
Hamilton, of Eoundvvood.
Hawkeswortb, of Forest.
Kemmis, of Shaen.
Lalor, of Tenakill.
Lyons, of Moyanna.
Maillard, of Mount Henry.
Marsb, of Springmount.
Marum, of Aharney.
Moore, of Lambert Paik.
O'Brien, of Borris.
O'Eeilly, of The Heath House.
Stannus, of Portarlington.
Stubber, of Moyne.
Treacy, of Tenikilly.
Trench, of Cardtown.
"Walsh, of Ballykillcavan.
W.arburton, of Garryhindi.
Weldon, of Rahenderry.
Whiteford, of INIount Salem.
Whitty, of Providence Court.
RADNORSHIRE.
Brydges, of Boultibrooke.
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Cheesment - Severn, of Penybont
Hall and Devanner Park.
De Winton, of Maeslough Castle.
Lewis, of Harpton Court.
Lingen, of Penlanolen.
IMynors, of Evancoyd.
Mynors-Baskerville, of Clyrow.
Otway, of Cwm Elan.
Philips, of Abbey Cwm Hir.
Walsh, of Knill Court.
Walsham, of Knill Court.
Whittaker, of Newcastle Court.
RENFREWSHIRE.
Glasgow, Earl of.
Blantyre, Lord.
Alexander, of South Barr.
Baine, of Greenock.
Darroch, of Gourock.
Dennistoun, of Dennistoun.
Finlay, of Castle Toward.
Harvey, of Castle Semple.
Houstoun, of Johnstone Castle.
Lowndes, of Arthurlie.
Macdowall, of Garthland.
Maxwell, of Dargavel.
Maxwell, of Polloc and Althouse.
Speir, of Burnbrae.
Speirs, of Elderslie House.
Stewart, of Blackall.
ROSCOMMON CO.
Lorton, Viscount.
Castlemaine, Lord.
Crofton, Lord.
De Freyne, Lord.
Bailey, of Rookwood,
Caulfeild, of Donamon.
Conroy, of Bettifield.
Devenish, of Mount Plsasant.
Dillon, of Lougblyn.
Dillon, of Mount Dillon.
Drought, of Cargins.
Duckworth, of Mount Erris.
Fallon, of Balliua House.
Ffrench, of Claremont.
Flanagan, of Drumdoe.
French, of Cloonyquin.
French, of Lough Erritt.
Grace, of Mantua House.
Irwin, of Eathmile.
Kelly, of Castle Park.
Kelly, of Castle Kelly.
King, of Charlestowu.
King, of Rockingham House.
Kirkwood, of Woodbrooke.
Lawder, of Aughamore.
Little, of Kilrush and Knockrany.
Lloyd, of Croghan.
Lyster, of Lysterfield.
Mahon, of Strokestown.
Mitchell, of Castlestrange.
Mulloy, of Hughstown.
O'Conor, of Dundermolt.
O'Conor, of Milton.
O'Conor, of Mount Druid.
O'Conor Don, The, of Belanagare
and Clonalis.
Eoper, of Knockmaine.
Sandford, of Castlerea House.
Strickland, of Loughglynn House.
Talbot, of Mount Talbot.
Young, of Harristown.
ROSS-SHIRE.
Davidson, of Tulloch Castle.
Lillingston, of Balmacara.
Mackenzie, of Applecross.
Mackenzie, of Belmaduthie.
Mackenzie, of Corryvoulzie.
Mackenzie, of Coul House.
Mackenzie, of Gairloch.
Macleod, of Invergordon Castle.
Matheson, of The Castle.
Munro, of Arndilly House.
Munro, of Novar,
Munro, of Teaninch.
Eobertson, of Kindeace.
Eoss, of Balnagowan Castle.
Spencer, of Teaninch.
Stafford, of Tarbert.
Stewart -Mackenzie, of Braham
Castle.
Vernon, of Coul House.
Wardlaw, of Belmaduthie House.
ROXBURGHSHIRE.
Eoxburghe, Duke of.
Minto, Earl of.
Campbell, Lord.
Polworth, Lord.
Brewster, of Allerley.
Broadwood, of Melrose.
Dickson, of Sydenham.
Douglas, of Springwood Park.
Eliott, of Stobs Castle and Wells.
Elliot, of Minto House.
Erskine, of Dryburgh Abbey.
Tnnes-Ker, of Floors Castle.
Kerr, of Chatto.
Lockhart, of Bothwickbrae.
Pott, of Todrig.
Riddell, of Cavers Carre.
Eiddell, of The Anchorage.
Eutherfurd, of Edgerston.
Scott, of Ancrum.
Tod, of Drj'grange.
Waldie, of Undersyde House.
RUTLAND SHIRE.
Rutland, Duke of.
Exeter, Marquis of.
Gainsborough, Earl of.
Aveland, Lord.
Baker, of Cottesmore.
Finch, of Burley-on-the-Hill.
Frewen, of Cold Overton.
Grantham, of Ketton Grange,
Hunt, of Ketton.
Lowther, of Barley Thorpe.
Noel, of Exton Park.
Paget, of Clipsham Hall.
Pochin, of Edmonthorpe Hall.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
SELKIEKSHIKE,
Buccleugl), Duke of.
Selkirk, Earl of.
Elibank, Lord.
Napier, Lord.
Polvvartli, Lord.
Elliott, of Lintliill.
Johnstone, of The Hangingshaw.
Murray, of Philiphaugh.
Plummer, of Sunderland Hall.
Pringle, of New Hall.
Pringle, of The Stayning.
Pringle, of Torwoodlee.
Pringle, of Whytbank.
EusseU, of Ashiesteel.
Scott, of Gala.
SHETLAND.
(See Orkney and Shetland.)
SHROPSHIRE.
Sutherland, Duke of.
Bradford, Earl of.
Kilmorey, Earl of.
Powis, Earl of
Boyne, Viscount.
Hill, Viscount.
Berwick, Lord.
Forester, Lord.
Kenyon, Lord.
Wenlock, Lord.
Windsor, Baroness.
Ackers, of Heath House.
Acton, of Aldenham.
Acton, of Gatacre Park.
Aldersey, of Spurstow Hall.
Atcherley, of Marton.
Benson, of Lutwyche Hall.
Betton, of Overton House.
Borough, of Chetwynd Park.
Botfield, of Decker Hill and Hop-
ton Court.
Boughey, of Aqualate.
Boughton, of Downton Hall.
Boughton-Knight, of Downton.
Bradford, of Weston Hall.
Bridgeman, of Knockin.
Brooke, of Haughton Hall.
Broughton, of Tunstall Hall.
Browne, of Mellington Hall.
Browne, of The Woodlands.
Buchanan, of Hales Hall.
Bulkeley-Owen, of Tedsmore Hall.
Burton, of Longner Hall.
Carew, of Pentrepaut.
Charlton, of Apley Castle.
Cheney, of Badger Hall.
Childe-Pemberton, of Millichope.
Gierke, of Heath House.
Clive, of Styche.
Cludde, of Orleton.
Corbet, of Acton Reynald Hall and
Corbet Castle.
Corbet, of Adderley Hall.
Corbet, of Sundorne Castle.
Cornewall, of Delbury Hall.
Cotes, of Woodcote and Pychford.
Creswell, of Sidbury.
Cureton, of Brook House.
Curtis, of Caynham Court.
Davenport, of Davenport.
Davies, of Marrington Hall.
Dickin, of Loppington House.
Dod, of Cleverly .
Drury, of Pontesbury.
Dymock, of Penley Hall.
Edwardes, of Sansaw Hall,
Ethelston, of Whitchurch.
Eyton, of Eyton.
Ffoulkes, of Llandyssil Rectory.
Freme, of Wrentnall House.
Gatacre, of Gatacre.
Godsal, of Iscoyd Park.
Gore, of Porkiugton.
Hamilton - Eussell, of Bursvaton
House.
Hanmer, of Hanmer Hall.
Harnage, of Belswardyne House,
Harries, of Cruckton Hall.
Harrop, of Gatton Lodge.
Haywood, of Kemsey Manor.
Herbert, of Orleton.
Hill, of Frees Hall.
Hill, of Springfield.
Hunt, of Boreatton.
Jenkins, of Bicton Hall.
Johnson, of Belmont House.
Justice, of Hinstock Hall.
Kenrick, of Woore.
Keryon, of Walford.
Kinchant, of Park Hall.
Knight, of Downton Castle.
Kynaston, of Hardwicke Hall.
Lawley, of Bourton Cottage.
Lechmere, of Ludford.
Leeke, of Longford Hall.
Leighton, of Loton Park.
Lloyd, of Aston Hall.
Lloyd, of Leaton Knolls.
Lovett, of Belmont.
Lyster, of Rowton Castle.
Mainwaring, of Oteley Park.
Milman, of Moor Park.
Morris, of The Hurst.
Moultrie, of Aston Hall.
Mytton, of Cleobury North.
Mytton, of Shipton.
Oakeley, of Oakeley.
Ormsby-Gore, of Porkington.
Owen, of Woodhouse.
Percy, of Hodnet Hall,
Plowden, of Plowden.
Powys, of Berwick House,
Pritchard, of Broseley.
Rocke, of Clungunford House.
Rogers, of The Holme.
Sandford, of The Isle and of Edgton.
Sandford, of Sandford Hall.
Scott, of Betton-le-Strange.
Severne, of Wallop Hall.
Sitwell, of Ferney Hall.
Slaney, of Walford Manor.
Smith, of Halesowen Grange.
Smith, of Tilly Park.
Symthe, of Acton Burnel,
Smythe, of Hilton.
Smythe-Owen, of Condover Park.
Sparkes, of Bridgenorth.
Tayleur, of Buntingsdale,
Taylor, of Chyknell.
Thorneycroft, of Hadly Park.
Thursby-Pelham, of Cound Hall.
Topp, of Whitton Hall.
Tyrwhitt, of Stanley Hall.
Vaughan, of Burlton Hall.
Venables, of Oakhurst.
Venables, of Woodhill.
Wakeman, of Hinton Hall.
Walcot, of Bitterley Court.
Walford, of Roden House.
Warren, of Market Drayton.
Whitmore, of Apley Park,
Wingfield, of Onslow Hall.
Wright, of Halston Hall.
Wynn, of Llanvorda Hall.
SKYE, ISLE OP,
Stuart, of Grishernish.
SLIGO CO.
Sligo, Marquis of.
Mountmorres, Viscount.
Armstrong, of Chaffpool.
Booth, of Lissadel and Earsfield.
Brinkley, of Ardagh.
Cogan, of Lisconny House.
Cooper, of Cooper's Hill.
Cooper, of Markree Castle.
Croftou, of Longford House.
Duke, of New Park,
Ffolliott, of Hollybrook.
Gethin, of Ballindoon.
Gore, of Willow Brook.
Griffith, of Port Royal.
Griffith, of Castle Neyno.
Hall-Dare, of Temple House.
Keogh, of Riverstown.
Knox-Gore, of Belleek Manor.
MacDermot, of Coolavin.
Martin, of Bloomfield,
O'Connor, of Cairnsfoot,
Olpherts, of Mountshannon,
Orme, of Enniscrone.
Parke, of Dunally.
Perceval, of Temple House.
Somers, of Chaffpool.
Wood, of Woodville.
Wynne, of Haslewood.
SOMERSETSHIRE.
Carnarvon, Earl of.
Cavan, Earl of.
Cork, Earl of.
Egremont, Countess of.
Lovelace, Earl of.
Poulett, Earl.
Bath and Wells, Bishop of.
Bridport, Lord.
Clifford of Chudleigh, Lord,
Poltimore, Lord.
Portman, Loixl.
Talbot de Malahide, Lord.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Sta
Tiiuiitoii, Lord.
Acland, of F.'iirfitlil.
Acland, of Holnicolc.
Adair, of Heatberton l\uk,
Adlani, of The Firs.
Baker, of West Hay,
Bampfylde, of Hartington Park.
Band, of Wookey House.
Batten, of Thoin Faulcon.
Beckett, of Eingwell House.
Bere, of Blilverton.
Bolton, of Green Park.
Boiiltbec, of Taunton.
Bouverie, of Eryniore.
Broadmead, of Olands,
Bullock, of North Coker.
Bythesea, of The Hill, Freshford.
Carew, of Crowcombe Court.
Cave, of Cleve Hill.
Clietham-Strode, of Soutliill House.
Clerk, of Burford.
Clerk, of Westliolme.
Combe, of Earnshill.
Conolly, of Iilidford Castle.
Davis, of Hollywood House.
Dawe, of Ditcheat House.
Dickenson, of Syston Court.
Dickinson, of King Weston.
Duckworth, of Orchard Leigh.
Edgell, of Standerwick Court.
Elton, of Cleveland Court.
Elton, of Whitestaunton.
Emery, of Banvvell Grange.
Esdaile, of Turhill House.
Fane, of Brympton House.
FitzGerald, of JMaperton.
Foster-Melliar, of Milton Lodge.
Galton, of Loxton Manor.
Gibbs, of Tyntesfield.
Gore, of Barrow Court.
Gore-Langton, of Newton Park and
Hatch Beauchamj).
Grant-Dalton, of Shanks House.
Gyll, of Dundas.
Halliday, of Chapel Cleeve.
Hammond, of Weston-super-Mare.
Harbin, of Newton.
Hare, of Brislington.
Harford, of Blaize Castle.
Harford, of Stoke Park.
Helyar, of Coker Court.
Hill, of Heath House.
Hippisley, of Stoneaston.
Hoare, of Stourhead.
Hobhouse, of Hadspen Hou=e.
Hood, of St. Andries and Wootton.
Horner, of Molls Park.
Hoskyns, of North Perrott.
Houlton, of Farley Castle.
Ireland, of Brislington Hall.
Jarrett, of Camerton Court.
JolifFe, of Ammerdown Park.
King, of Pyrland Hall.
Kinglake, of Wilton House.
Kinglake, of Monkton.
Kinglake, of Weston-super-Mare.
Knatchbull, of Babington House.
Kuiglit, of Wolverley House,
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Knyfton, of Uphill.
Lambart, of Sharpham Park,
Lambert, of Mistfrton.
Lambert, of Waterdale House.
Lean, of Ridge.
Lee-Lee, of JJillington House.
Leir, of Uphill.
Lethbridge, of Eastbrooke House.
Lethbridge, of Sandhill Park.
Llewellin, of Oakfield.
Lovelace, of Ashley Combe.
Luttrell, of Dunster Castle,
Malpas, of Somerton.
Marsh, of Nethersole,
Master, of Knole Park.
Medlycott, of Venn House.
Michel, of Huish.
Mildmay, of Hazlegrove.
Miles, of Ford Abbey.
Miles, of Kingsweston.
Miles, of Leigh Court.
Mogg, of Farrington Manor.
Moody, of Kingsdon.
Moss, of Hillgrove House.
Moysey, of Balhealton Court.
Napier, of Pennard House.
Napier, of Woodlands.
Neville - Grenville, of Eutleigli
Court.
Newton, of Barton Grange.
Northcote, of Somerset Court.
Notley, of Combe Sydenham.
I'age, of Holebrook.
Paget, of Cranmore and Newberry.
Perfect, of Woolstone House.
Phelips, of Bayford Lodge.
Phelips, of Montacute House.
Pinney, of Somerton Erleigh.
Popham, of Bagborough House.
Porch, of Edgarley.
Prior, of Halse House.
Quantock, of Norton House.
Eichards, of Langford House,
St. Aubyn, of Alfoxton.
Sampson, of Henbury.
Sanford, of Nynehead Court.
Scobell, of Kingwell.
Sheppard, of Fromefield House.
She|)pard, of Kej'ford House.
Skrine, of Warleigh Manor.
Slade, of Maunsell Grange.
Slade, of Montys Court.
Smyth, of Ashton Court.
Smyth-Pigott, of Brockley Court.
Somerville, of Dinder House.
Speke, of Jordans.
Stracliey, of Ashwick Grove.
Strachey, of Sutton Court.
Surtees, of Tainfield House,
Synge, of Weston Lodge.
Thompson, of Prior Park.
Thrintf, of Alford House.
Tomlin, of Eumwell Hall.
Trevelyan, of Nettlecombe Court.
Tudway, of The Cedars.
Tynte, of Halsewell House,
Wait, of Woodborough.
Walcot, of Woodland Villa.
Warry, of Shapwick House.
Way, of Ashton Lodge.
Welmnn, of Norton Manor.
Wilson, of Claverton Manor.
Wood, of Hill House.
Yea, of Pyrland Hall.
STAFFORDSHIRE.
Sutherland, Duke of.
Anglesey, Marquis of.
Dartmouth, Earl of.
Dudley, Earl of.
Ferrers, Earl.
Harrowby, Earl (jf.
Lichfield, Earl of.
Shrewsbury, Eaid of.
St. Vincent, Viscount.
Lichfield, Bishop of.
Hatherton, Lord.
A'Court-Pepington, of Amingtoii
Hall.
Adderley, of Barlaston.
Alleyne, of Barton -under-Need-
wood.
Allsop, of Burton-on-Trent.
Amery, of Park House.
Annesley, of Arley Castle.
Anson, of Shugborough.
Bagnall, of Charlemont Hall.
Barker, of Albrighton Hall.
Bass, of Byrkley Lodge.
Beech, of The Shawe,
Best, of Eilston.
Boothby, of the New Lodge,
Boycott, of Pudge Hall.
Broughton, of Broughton Hall,
Duller, of Dilhorne Hall.
Burne, of Loynton Hall.
Butler, of Pendeford Hall.
Butler-Bowdon, of Pleasington.
Cartwright, of the Leasowes.
Chadwick, of Mavesyn Ridware.
Chetwode, of Oakley.
Chetwynd, of Brocton Hall.
Child, of Rownall Hall and Stal-
lington Hall.
Clarke, of Brown's Green.
Clay, of Stapenhill House and Fore-
mark Hall.
Copeland, of Cliffe Bank Lodge.
Coulthart, of Croft House.
Coyney, of Weston Coyney.
Crewe, of Warslow Hall.
Curzon, of Hagley Hall.
Dyott, of Freeford Hall.
Eld, of Seighford Hall.
Fitzherbert, of Swinnerton Hall.
Fletcher, of Lawneswood House.
Floyer, of Hints Hall.
Forster, of Lysways Hall,
Fryer, of The Wergs.
Gaunt, of Highfield House and
Rudyerd Vale.
Giffard, of C'hillington.
Gisborne, of Yoxal Ledge,
Hacker, of Leek.
Hall, of Barton Hall.
Hardy, of Dunstall Hall,
Sta]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Harvey, of The Brounis.
Haywood, of Biownhills.
Hill, of Dunstall.
Holland, of Stowe House.
Hordeiu, of Oxley Manor.
Horsfall, of Eellauioui- Hall.
HortoD, of The Hough.
Howard, of Elford.
Inge, of Thorpe Constantine.
Jervi.s, of Darlaston Hall.
Jervis, of Meaford.
Jessou, of Oak wood.
Kynnersley, of Loxley Park.
Lane, of King's Bromley Manor.
Legge, of Patshull.
Levett, of Milford Hall.
Levett, of Wichnor Park.
Lister, of Armitage Park.
Littleton, of Teddesley Park.
Loch, of Tittensor.
Loxdale, of Albrighton.
McLean, of Walsall.
Mainwaring, of Yv'hitmore Hall.
Manley, of^JManley Hall.
Masefield, of Stone.
Meigh, of Ash Hall.
Meyuell, of Hoar Cross.
Mosley, of Ptollestoa Hall.
Mott, of Wall.
Moysey, of Eathealton Court.
Newdigate, of Byrkley Lodge.
Northen, of Lea House.
Paget, of Beaudeicrt.
Parker, of Shenstone Lodge.
Peel, of Drayton Manor.
Philips, of The Heath House.
Pilkington, of Butterton Hall.
Pudsey, of Seisdon Hall.
Pye, of Clifton Hall.
EadclifFe, of Caverswall Ca.stle.
Eound, of The Hange.
Eyder, of Sandon Hall.
Salt, of Weeping Cross.
Scott, of Great Barr Hall,
Scott, of The Eed House.
Shirley, of Chartley Castle.
Smith, of Sandfield Lodge,
Sneyd, of Ashcombe Park.
Sneyd, of Keele Hall.
Solly, of Toll-Eud Hall,
Sparrow, of Penn.
Spode, of Hawkesyard Park.
Swinfen, of Swinfen Hall.
Talbot, of Alton Towers and In-
gestre.
Thorneycroft, of Tettenhall Wood,
Twemlow, of Betley Court.
Vernon, of Hilton Park.
Ward, of Oaklands.
Warren, of Hatherton Hall,
Webster, of Penns.
Whitby, of CresweU Hall.
Whitgreave, of Moseley Court.
Whitniore, of Colebrook Dale.
Wightwick, of Bloxwich.
Williams, of Aldridge.
Willington, of Wincote Hall.
Wise, of Clayton Hall.
Wolferstan, of Statfold Hall.
Wolseley, of W^olseley Hall.
Wood, of Bignall Hill.
Wood, of Port Hill.
Yonge, of Charnes Hall.
STIKLINGSHIRE.
Monti-ose, Duke of.
Dunmore, Earl of.
Zetland, Earl of.
Strangford, Viscountess.
Abercromby, Lord,
Alexander, of Westerton House.
Bruce, of Stenhouse.
Callander, of Craigforth.
Drummond, of Blair Drummond.
Edmonstone, of Colzium.
Forbes, of Callendar House.
Graham, of Airth.
Hamilton, of Bardowie.
Hay, of Stirling.
Johnstone, of Alva.
McGrigor, of Kernock.
Moir, of Leckie.
Murray, of Polmaise.
Earasay, of Sauchie.
Steuart, of Touch House.
Stirling, of Glorat.
SUFFOLK.
Grafton, Duke of.
Hamilton and Brandon, Duke of,
Bristol, Marquis of.
Hertford, Marquis of.
Ashburnham, Earl of,
Cadogan, Earl,
Gosfurd, Earl of.
Stradbroke, Earl of,
Henuiker, Lord,
Huutingfield, Lord,
Manners, Lord.
Eendlesham, Lord.
Thurlow, Lord,
Walsingham, Lord.
Adair, of Flixton Hall.
Aldis, of Hoxne.
Alston, of Dennington.
Anson, of Grundisburgh Hall.
Anstruther, of Hintlesbam Hall,
Arcedeckne, of Glevering Hall.
Baird, of Yardley.
Baring, of Buchenham House.
Barnardiston, of The Eyes.
Barne, of Sotterley Park.
Bence, of Kentwell Hall.
Bence, of Thorington Hall.
Bennet, of Eoughara Hall.
Berners, of Woolverstone Park.
Betts, of Wortham Hall.
Bingham, of Woodbridge Abbey.
Blacker, of Toft-Monks House.
Blake, of Langham Park.
Bliss, of Brandon Park.
Blois, of Cockfield Hall.
Boldero, of White House.
Borrett, of C ran sford Hall.
Breretou, of Thetford.
Broke, of Broke Hall,
Brooke, of Sibton Park,
Brooke, of UfFord Place,
Browning, of Anipton Hall.
Bunbury, of Barton Hail.
Eurrell, of Stoke Park,
Chevallier, of Aspall.
Chevallier, of The Grove.
Cobbold, of Holywells.
Colvile, of Baylham.
Corrance, of Parham Hall.
Dawson, of Groton House.
De Grey, of Merton.
De Horsey, of Glemham.
Doughty, of Theberton Hall.
Edgar, of The Eed House,
Elwes, of Stoke College.
FitzGerald, of Boulge Hall,
Fonnereau, of Christ-Church I'ark,
Forbes, of Chilton Hall.
Gage, of Hengrave Hall,
Gataker, of Mildeuhall.
Gooch, of Benacre Hall.
Graham, of Wherstead Lodge and
Queensbury Plouse.
Gurdon, of Assington.
Gurdon, of Grundisburgh.
Hallifax, of Chadacre Hall.
Hallifax, of Wyken Hall.
Hammond, of Exning Grove.
Harland, of Wherstead Park.
Heigham, of Hunston Hall.
Helsby, of Brook House.
Hervey, of Ickworth Park.
Hollond, of Benhall Lodge.
Homfray, of Stradishall.
Hughes, of The Lodge.
Ireland, of Owsden Hall.
Johnston, of Holton.
Johnston, of Yoxford Grove.
Kelly, of The Chauntry.
Kerrison, of Oakley Park.
Leathes, of Herringfleet Hall.
Lillingston, of Southvvold Lodge.
Long, of Hurts Hall.
Martin, of Hemmingstone Hall.
Mayd, of Withersfield.
IMetcalfe, of Hawstead House.
Middleton, of Shrubland Park.
Mills, of Stutton.
Mills, of Saxham Hall.
Milner-Gibson, of Theberton House.
Mure, of Herringswell.
Murray, of Eriswell Lodge.
Oakes, of Nowton Court.
Ord, of Fornham House.
Packe, of Mildenhall.
Paget, of Milford Hall.
Parker, of Clopton Hall.
Parker, of Melford Hall.
Peto, of Somerleytou Hall.
Phillipps, of Braniford Hall,
Phillips, of Great Barton.
Pike-Scrivener, of Sibton Abbey.
Plumridge, of Hopton Hall,
Powlett, of Downham Hall.
Purvis, of Darsham Hall.
Pytches, of Melton.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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Rabett, of Bramfield Hall.
Rayiiiond, of Bellcharap Hall.
Reade, of Holbrook House.
Robinson, of DuUingham House.
Rodwell, of Tattingstone.
Rose, of Leiston Abbey.
Rous, of Henham Hall.
Rowley, of Tendring Hall.
Rushbrooke, of Rushbrooke Hall.
Saflbrd, of Mettingham Castle.
Seymour, of Sudbourue Hall.
Shepherd, of Edwardston Hall.
Sheppard, of Ashe High-House.
Squire, of Barton Place.
Suckling, of Barsham.
Tatlock, of Branifield House.
Thellusson, of Casins House.
ToUeniache, of Heliningham Hall.
Toniline, of Orwell Park.
Tyreli, of Plashwood.
Waddiogton, of Cavenham Hall.
Walford, of Foxborougli Hall.
Walford-Gosnall, of Bentley.
Walker, of Oaklev House.
Weller-Poley, of Broxted Hall.
Western, of Tattingstone Place.
Whitbread, of Londhaiu Park.
Wilson, of Stowlangtoft Hall.
Witham, of Higbam.
STJESEY.
Canterburj', Archbishop of.
Somerset, Duke of.
Egmont, Earl of.
Eldon, Earl of.
Lovelace, Earl of.
Lucan, Earl of.
Onslow, Earl.
Somers, Earl of.
Winchester, Bishop of.
Dowue, Viscount.
Midleton, Viscount.
Sidmouth, Viscount.
Abinger, Lord.
Grantley, Lord.
Lovaiue, Lord.
Monson, Lord.
Abdy, of Chobham Place.
Adams, of Thorpe.
Alcock, of Kingswood Warren.
Antrobus, of Lower Cheam.
Austen, of Shalford House.
Barclay, of Bury Hill.
Barclay, of Eastwick Park.
Barnard, of Park Gate.
Beckford, of Ruxley Lodge.
Bennett, of Thorpe Place.
Best, of Eastbury House.
Bingham, of Laleham House.
Bovill, of Worplesdon.
Bray, of Shere.
Bridges, of Beddington House.
Briscoe, of Fox Hills.
Brodie, of Broome Park.
Brooks, of Woodcote Park.
Browne, of Crouch Oak.
Burdett, of Shrubhurst.
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Carew, of I'eddington Park.
Carter, of Epsom Grove.
Cavendish, of Lime Grove.
Cballoner, of Portnall Park.
Cohen, of Asgill House,
Colebrooke, of Ottershaw Park.
Cornwall, of Elstead.
Crawford, of Mickleham Hall.
Croker, of West Molesey.
Crutchley, of Sunning-Hill Park.
C&bitt, of Denbies.
Currey, of Erlwood.
Currie, of Southborough.
Currie, of West Horseley.
Dalling, of Burwood Park.
Daniell, of Esher.
De Crespigny, of Champion Lodge.
De Tessier, of Woodcote Park.
Drake, of Oatlands Lodge.
Drumuiond, of Albury Park.
Drummond, of Petersham.
Easthope, of Fir Grove.
Edmands, of Sutton.
Egerton, of Mountfield Court.
Elphinstone, of Hackwood.
Evelyn, of W^otton.
Farmer, of Nonsuch P.ark.
Farquhar, of Polesden Lacey.
Fazakerley, of Burwood House.
Fletcher, of Ashley Park.
Frederick, of Burwood House.
Fyler, of Woodlands.
Gardiner, of Melbourne Lodge.
Godwin - Austen, of Chilworth
Manor.
Goulburn, of Betch worth House.
Grissell, of Mickleham.
Grissell, of Norbury Park.
Grote, of Barrow Green.
Gurney, of Carshalton.
Hamond, of Haling House.
Hankey, of Fetcham Park.
Hardwicke, of Oatlands Park.
Hare, of Tetworth.
Hope, of Deepdene.
Howard, of Ashstead Park.
Hudson, of Camilla Lacy.
Hutton, of Putney Park.
Jephson, of Milford.
Jolliffe, of Merslham House.
Kershaw, of the Manor House.
Kej% of Streatham.
King, of East Horseley.
King, of Woburn Park.
Knight - Bruce, of Roeharajiton
Priory.
Labouchere, of Broome Hall.
Lambert, of Norbiton Place.
Langdale, of Garston House.
Lawes, of Kingston Hall.
Lee, of Richmond Old Palace.
Lefevre, of Sutton Place.
Lefroy, of Ewshott House.
Le Marchant, of Chobham Place.
Leslie-Melville, of Roehamptou.
Leveson Gower, of Titsey Park.
Login, of Ashburton Lodge.
Long, of Hampton Lodge.
Lowe, of Caterham.
Loyd, of Coombe House.
Lushington, of Ockham Park.
Lyall, of Hedley House.
Mangles, of Poyle Pai'k.
Mangles, of Woodbridge.
Master, of Barrow Green.
Ml-IvIU, of Tandridge.
Miller, of Colliers Wood.
Monson, of Gatton Park.
Moore-Molyneux, of Losely Park.
Mostyn, of Red Hill.
Napier, of Scinde House.
Niclvolson, of Waverley Abbey.
Northey, of Woodcote House.
Ouslow, of Woodbridge House.
Owen, of Windlesham House.
Parbury, of Caterham Manor.
Paxton, of Rock Hills.
Paynter, of Camborne House.
Percy, of Ashburnham Lodge.
Pollen, of Little Book ham.
Rawson, of The Hurst.
Reid, of Ewell Grove.
Ricardo, of Titnest Park.
Roper-Curzon, of Grove House.
Roupell, of Roupell Park.
Russell, of Pembroke Lodge.
Salvin, of Suttou Place.
Salwey, of Runuymede Park.
Scarlett, of Abinger Hall.
Schreiber, of Exeter House.
Scriven, of The Priory.
Selwyn, of Pagoda House.
Sillar, of Lester Villa.
Smart, of St. Ann's Hill.
iSmith, of Selsdon House.
Smith, of Horsham Park.
Smith, of Peperharrow Park,
Somerset, of Heath Lodge.
Sullivan, of Ember Court.
Sumner, of Hatchlauds.
Sumner, of Puttenham Priory
Thrupp, of Merrow House.
Tollemache, of Ham House.
Tupper, of Albury.
Vincent, of Stoke d'Abernon.
Ward, of Willey Place.
Welles, of The Grange.
Westcar, of Burwood Cottage.
Weston, of West-Horseiey Place.
Wight, of Braboeuf Manor.
Williams, of Limpsfield.
Williams, of Tanhurst Lodge.
Wood, of Marden Park.
Young,' of Red-Hill Lodge.
SUSSEX.
Devonshire, Duke of.
Norfolk, Duke of.
Richmond, Duke of.
Bristol, Marquis of.
Ashburnham, Earl of.
Chichester, Earl of.
De la Warr, Earl.
Egmont, Earl of.
March, Earl of.
Sus]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Newburgh, Countess of.
Sheffield, Eai-1 of.
Winterton, Earl of.
Gage, Viscount.
Chichester, Bishop of.
Oxford, Bishop of.
Colchester, Lord.
De la Zouch, Baroness.
Leconfield, Lord.
Abbot, of Kidbrooke.
Arundell, of Wakehurst Place.
Ashburnhani, of Guestling.
Barttelot, of Stopham House.
Blaauw, of Beechland.
Blencowe, of The Hooke.
Blunt, of Heathfield Park.
Blunt, of Crabbett.
Borrer, of Barrow Hill.
Brabazon, of Oaklands.
Bridger, of Buckingham House.
Broadwood, of Buchan Hill.
Broadwood, of Holmbusli.
Burrell, of Knepp Castle.
Cabbell, of Aid wick.
Campion, of Danny Place.
Carr-Lloyd, of Lancing Park.
Chevall-Tooke, of Hurston Clays.
Child, of Bouvelles Court.
Cobden, of Duuford.
Crofts, of Somting Abbotts.
Cartels, of Windmill Hill and
Peasemarsh Place.
Curzon, of Parham Park,
Darby, of INIarkley.
Davies, of Danehurst.
Dick, of Port Hull.
Dickins, of Coolhnrst.
Domville, of Southfield Lodge.
Donovan, of Framfield Place.
Duke, of Laugh ton Lodge.
Elphinstone, of Ore Place.
Elwood, of Clayton Priory.
Fetherstouhaugh, of L^pper Park.
FitzGerald, of Seaford Lodge.
Fitzgerald, of Ho] brook.
Flood, of Beresford Lodge.
Ford, of Albourne.
Freeland, of Oaklands.
Freeling, of Ford House.
Freshfield, of Moor Place.
Frewen, of Brickwall House.
Frewen, of Coghurst Hall.
Frewen, of Northiam.
Fullerton, of Slindon Cottage.
Gage, of Firle Place.
Gaisford, of Offington.
Gibbs, of Mazo Hill.
Gibson, of Sandgate Lodge.
Goldsmid, of Wick House.
Goring, of Highden.
Goring, of Wiston.
Griffin - Stonestreet, of Halton
House.
Hamilton, of Iping Hall.
Hankey, of Ealcombe Place.
Hansler, of Field Place.
Harcourt, of Buxted Park.
Hasler, of Aldingbourne and Bark-
fold.
Hawkins, of Bignor Park.
HiU, of West Hoathley.
Hollist, of Lods worth House.
Hollond, of AUegria.
Hoper, of Thornhill.
Howard, of Arundel Castle.
Hunt, of Shermanbury Park.
Hurst, of Horsham Park.
Huskisson-Tiglilman, of Eartham.
Ingram, of Ades Chailey.
King, of Coates House.
Lacy, of Withdeane Hall.
Lamb, of Beaufort.
Lennox, of Goodwood.
Luxford, of Higham.
Maher, of Wilson's Lodge.
Margesson, of Offington.
Meyrick, of Rose Hill and Ash-
down.
Micklethwayt, of Iridge Place.
Mitford, of PitshiU.
Montefiore, of Worth Park.
Murrough, of Graffham.
Mowatt, of Trotton Park.
Norman, of Deccombe.
Noyes, of East Mascalls.
Oldfield, of Oldfield Lawn.
Papillon, of Crowhurst Place,
Pechell, of Castle Goring.
Pelly, of Warnham Court.
Perceval, of Cowdray House.
Pilkington, of Catsfield Place.
Ponsonby, of Woolbeding.
Prime, of Walberton House.
Eeynell-Pack, of Avitford.
Richardson, of Find en Place.
Robertson, of Halton.
Roper, of Stoke.
Scott, of St. Anne's Hill.
Scott, of Hove.
Shelley, of Field Place.
Shelley, of Maresfield Park.
Sheppard, of Folkington Blace.
Shiffner, of Coombe Place.
Slater, of Newick Park.
Smith, of The I'arade.
Tancred, of Tillington.
Thomas, of Bodeam.
Tiiomas, of Ratton and Yapton.
Tredcroft, of Warnham Court and
The Manor House.
Treherne, of Gate House.
Tupper, of Fuze Hill.
Yaue, of Battle Abbey.
Wallace, of Worthing.
Watson, of Sudeley Lodge.
Weekes, of Hampton Lodge.
West, of Buckhurst Park.
Wilson, of Searles.
Wolstenholme, of Holly Hill.
Wright-Biddulph, of Burton Park.
Wyndham, of Rogate Lodge.
Yaldwyn, of Blackdown.
SUTHERLAND SHIBE.
Sutherland, Duke of.
Dempster, of Skibo Castle.
Gordon, of Embo.
Matheson, of Achany.
Reay, of Skibo.
TIPPEEARY CO.
Donoughmore, Earl of.
Avonmore, Viscount.
Hawarden, Viscount,
Lismore, Viscount.
Cashel, Bishop of.
Bloomfield, Lord.
Dunalley, Lord.
Adair, of Loughmore Castle.
Adams, of Salisbury.
Armstrong, of iMealifF.
Atkinson, of Ashley Park.
Aylmer, of Derry.
Bagwell, of j\Iarefield.
Bagwell-Puref oy, of Greenfield.
Barker, of Kilcooly Abbey.
Barton, of Grove.
Barton, of Rochestown.
Bayly, of Debsborough.
Beresford, of ^Voodhouse.
Blackett, of Greenhills.
Briscoe, of Tinvane.
Browne, of Cappagh White.
Bunbury, of Kilfeacle.
Butler, of Drom.
Butler, of Park.
Garden, of Templemore House.
Carrol, of Tulla House.
Clarke, of Graiguenoe Park.
Clarke, oi The Copse,
Cooke, of Cordangan.
Cooper, of Killenure.
Dancer, of Modreeny House.
De Chabot, of Thomastown.
Finch, of Tullamore House.
Fitzgerald, of Garnavella House.
Gordon-IMoorc, of Moresfort,
Going, of Ballyphilip.
Going, of Liskeveen House.
Gough, of Eathronan House.
Grene, of Cajipamurra.
Greue, of Grene Park.
Grey, of Balljkisteen.
Hamerton, of Orchardstown.
Hartford, of Willington Lodge.
Head, of Modreeny House.
Herbert, of New Inn.
Holmes, of St. David's.
Lalor, of Cregg.
Langley, of Knuckanure.
Lanigan, of Richmond.
Lee, of Barna.
Lenigan, of Castle Fogerty.
Lidwill, of Dromard.
Lloyd, of Lisheen.
Lloyd, of Lloydsborough.
Maher, of Turtulla.
Mausergh, of Greenane House.
Marshall, of Barronecourt.
Massy, of Kingswell House.
Minchin, of Rathclough.
Minnitt, of Anaghbeg.
IMoore, of Barne.
810
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[War
Osborne, of Beech wood.
Osborne, of Newtown Anner.
OtWeay, (if Castle Otw.ay.
Pennefather, of New Park.
Penuefather, of Ballylanigau.
Perry, of Woodroof.
Philips, of Cashel.
Poe, of Harley Park.
Powcr-Lalor. of Long Orcharil.
Prittie, of Thorpe Hall.
Quin, of Lougbloher Castle.
Kae, of Mountain Lodge.
Eoe, of Eoesborough.
Pyan, of Banymackeogh.
Ryan, of Inch.
Sadleir, of Ballinderry House.
Sankey, of Coolmore.
Scully, of Dunally.
Scully, of Mantlebill.
Spaigbt, of Derry Castle.
Stoney, of Portland.
Stoney, of Kyle Park.
Trant, of Dovea.
Twiss, of Birdhill.
Waldron, of Helen Park.
Waller, of Prior Park.
Webb, of Woodville.
Willington, of Castle Willington.
WiUington, of Killoakehane
Castle.
Yelverton, of Belle Isle.
TYRONE CO.
Abercorn, Marquis of.
Beltnore, Earl of.
Caledon, Earl of.
Castle Stuart, Earl of.
Charlemout, Earl of.
Clanwilliam, Earl of.
Ranfurly, Earl of.
Brackenridge, of Ashfield Park.
Buubury, of Castle Hill.
Purges, of Parkanaur.
Butler, of Innis Rath.
Caulfeild, of Castle Caulfeild.
Caulfeild, of Drumcairne.
Cole-Hamilton, of Beltrini.
Corry, of Aughanes House.
Ecblin, of Kirhsli.
Evans, of Gortmerron.
Gervais, of Cecil.
Gledstanes, of Fardross.
Greer, of The Grange.
Greer, of Tullylagan.
Hamilton, of Barons Court.
Houston, of Coneywarren.
Knox, of Dungannon Park.
Knox, of XJrney Park.
Lindesay, of Lougbry.
Litton, of Altmore.
Lowry, of Drumreagh.
Lowry, of Pomeroy House.
Lowry, of Rockdale House and
Sandholes.
Macartney, of The Palace.
Macfarlane, of Lenox Lodge.
McMahon, of Fearry House,
841
I\lann, of Duumoylc and Corvey
Lodge.
Meade, of Gill Hall.
Montgomery, of Crilly House,
ftloore, of Limebrook.
JMoutray, of Favour Royal.
Ogilby, of Liscleen.
I'orter, of Kilsherry.
Scott, of Castletown Bawn.
Sinclair, of Holy Hill.
Stanley, of Rougham Park.
Staples, of Lissane.
Stewart, of Baliygawley House.
Stronge, of Mulnavar.
Stuart, of Crevenagh House.
Taylor, of Cranbrooke.
Verner, of Innismagh.
Vesey, of Derrybard.
WillcockSj of Brookend,
-WARWICKSHIRE.
Hertford, Marquis of.
Aylesford, Earl of.
Bradford, Earl of.
Craven, Earl of.
Warwick, Earl.
Lifford, Viscount.
Calthorpe, Lord.
Dormer, Lord.
Leigh, Lord.
Willougliby de Broke, Lord.
Abney, of Measham Hall.
Adams, of Anstey Hall.
Adderley, of Fillongley Hall.
Adderley, of Haras Hall.
AUfrey, of Hemingford House.
Alston, of Elmdon Hall.
Amherst, of Fieldgate House.
Arbuthiiott, of Shenton Hall.
Arnold, of Polebrook.
Ashley, of The Woolleys.
Aston, of Rowington Hall.
Attwood, of Erdington.
Attj'e, of Ingon Grange.
Bagot, of Pipe-Hays Hall.
Barnard, of Compton Verney.
Beech, of Brandon Lodge.
Biddulph, of Birdingbury Hall.
Boultbee, of Springfield House.
Bracebridge, of Atherstone Hall.
Bracebridge, of Morevilie Hall.
Bridgeman, of Castle Bromwich.
Butler, of Coton House.
Caldecott, of Holbrook Grange.
Caldecott, of The Lodge.
Cartwright, of Kinetou.
Chadwick, of New Hall.
Chamberlayne, of Stoney Thorpe.
Chance, of Thornhill House.
Chetwynd, of Grendon Hall.
Clarke, of Northfield.
Clerk, of Monk's Kirk by.
Cooper, of Weddington Castle.
Cox, of Barton-on-the-Heath.
Dilke-Fetherston, of Maxstoke
Castle.
Dugdale, of Jlerevale.
Earlc, of Wellesbourne Hall.
Eyre, of Lindley Hall.
Fellowcs, of Handsworth.
Ferrers, of Baddesley Clinton.
Fetherston, of Pack wood House.
Galton, of Claverdon Leys,
(ialton, of Leamington,
(ialton, of Warley Tor.
Greaves, of Avonside.
Gregory, of Sty vichall.
Grisewood, of Daylesford House.
Hamilton, of Avon Clifi'e.
Harding, of Baraset.
Harding, of Copeley Lodge.
Harpui', of Chilvers Coton.
Hartopji, of Four Oaks and Allesby
Park.
Hibbert, of Bilton Grange.
Holbech, of Farnbough Hall.
Horsman, of Ashby St. Legar's.
Hoskyns, of WroxhaU Abbey.
Howard, of Foxcote.
Jarrett, of Sherborne.
Jee, of Hartshill.
Jervis, of Aston Hall.
King, of Chadshunt.
Kittermaster, of Meridan.
Kynnerslcy, of Handsworth.
Laudor, of Tachbrooke.
Lane, of Kingsnorton.
Ledsam, of Chad Hill.
Leigh, of Brownsover.
Leigh, of Stoneleigh Abbey.
Lucy, of Cliarlecote Park.
Lucy, of Hampton Lucy.
Miller, of Radway Grange.
Mills, of Pillerton.
Moore, of Appleby.
Mordaunt, of Goldicote House.
Mordaunt, of Walton.
Muntz, of LTmberslade Hall.
Neale, of AUesley Park.
Newdegate, of Arbury,
Noel, of MoxhuU Park.
Palmer, of Ladbroke.
Peel, of Hampton-in-Arden.
Percy-Bertie, of GuysClifFe.
Perkins, of Orton Hall.
Philips, of Snitterfield.
Ratcliff, of Wyddrington.
Rattraj'^, of Barford House.
Roberts-West, of Alscot Park.
Round, of Portland House.
Scholufield, of Birmingham.
Scott, of Dunchurch.
Seymour-Conway, of Ragley.
Sheldon, of Braiies House.
Shirley, of Lower Eatingtoii
Park.
Siincox, of Harborne House.
Smythe, of Wotton.
Spooner, of Egbaston.
Staunton, of Longbridge.
Taylor, of IMoseley Hall and Moor
Green.
Tiirockmorton, of Coughton Court.
Towusend, of Honington Hall.
Turville, of Bosworth Hall.
Wat]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Warde, of Clopton House and
Ehine Hill.
Westphal, of Park Hall.
Williams, of Malvern Hall.
Wise, of Woodcote.
Wise, of Shrublands.
Wollaston, of Sbenton Hall.
Yatmau, of Wellesbourne.
"WATEBFOBD CO.
Devonshire, Duke of.
Waterford, Marquis of.
Huntingdon, Earl of.
Carew, Lord,
Stuart de Decies, Lord.
Anderson, of Grace Dieu.
Barron, of Barron Court and Gle-
uana.
Beresford, of Curraghmore.
Bolton, of Brook Lodge.
Bolton, of Mount Bolton.
Bushe, of Glencairn Abbey.
Christmas, of Whitfield.
Congreve, of Mount Congreve.
Esmonde, of Pembrokestown.
FitzGerald, of Little Island.
Fitzgerald, of Ballina Park.
Fortescue, of Summerville.
Garde, of Garryduffe.
Gumbleton, of Fortwilliam.
Hartford, of Suirville Glebe.
Hassard, of Glenville.
Hastings, of Gaultier Cottage.
Humble, of Cloncoskoran Castle.
Keane, of Cappoquin House.
Lloyd, of Strancally Castle,
Meagher, of Waterford.
Medlicott, of Eockets Castle.
Moore, of Ballinatray.
Morris, of The MaU.
Mulcahy, of Bally makee.
Musgrave, of Tourin.
O'Connor, of Waterford.
Odell, of Carriglea.
O'Keefe, of Ballinacourty.
O'Shea, of Garden Morris.
Paul, of Ballyglan.
Perceval-Maxwell, of Moore Hill.
Poer, of Belleville Park.
Power, of Faithlegg House.
Eoch, of Woodbine Hall.
Smyth, of Ballinatray.
Stuart, of Castletown.
Thackwell, of Conneragh.
Ussher, of Cappagh.
Watson, of Kilmanahan Castle,
Wyse, of Manor of St. John.
WTESTMEATH CO.
Westmeath, Marquis of.
Longford, Earl of.
Castlemaiue, Lord.
Kilmaine, Lord.
Vaux of Harrowden, Lord.
Armstrong, of Killclare.
Battersby, of Lough Bane.
Batty, of Ballybealy,
Blaquiere, of Port Lemon.
Boyd, of Middleton Park.
Browne, of Gaulston House.
Caulfeild, of Blooinfield.
Chapman, of Killsea Castle and St.
Lucy's.
Chapman, of Southill.
Conolly, of Green Park.
Cooke, of Eetreat.
D'Arcy, of Hyde Park.
Dawson, of Nohaville.
Dease, of Turbotson.
Devenish-Mears, of Mears Court.
Ennis, Ballinahowen.
Evans, of Lough Park.
Fetherstouhaugh, of Bracklyn
Castle.
Fetherstonhaugh, of Carrick.
Fetherstouhaugh, of Grouse Lodge.
Fetherstonhaugh, of Eockview.
Gore-Brown, of Court Devenish.
Greville, of Clonyn.
Griffith, of Gortmore.
Grogan, of Moyvore.
Handcock, of Creaghduff.
Handcock, of Moydrum Castle.
Harris-Temple, of Waterstown.
Hopkins, of Eochfort.
Huband, of Athlone.
Jessop, of Doory Hall.
Kelly, of Lunestown.
Levinge, of Knockdrin Castle,
Levinge, of Levington Park,
Longwcrth, of Glynwood,
Lyons, of Ledestown,
Magill, of Lyttleton,
Marlay, of Belvedere,
Nugent, of Ballinlough Castle,
Nugent, of Clonlost.
Nugent, of Donore,
Pakenham, of Pakenham Hall,
Parnell, of Anneville House.
Piers, of Tristernagh Abbey.
Pilkington, of Tore.
PoUard-Urquhart, of Kanturk.
Purdou, of Lisnabin,
Eeynell, of Killynon,
Smyth, of Ballyuegal.
Smyth, of Drumcree House.
Smyth, of Gaybrook.
Smyth, of Glananea.
Smyth, of Porllick Castle.
Sriiythe, of Barbavilla House.
Smythe, of New Park.
Soniers, of Tyrrells Pass.
Talbot, of Tullagherne.
Tuite, of Culleen.
Tuite, of Lishevooliu.
Tuite, of Sonna.
WESTMORELAND.
Devonshire, Duke of.
Lonsdale, Earl of.
Brougham, Lord.
Argles, of Eversley.
Balnie, of High Close.
Crackanthorpe, of Newbiggln Hall.
Davy, of Lesketh How.
Fleming, of Hill Top.
Gandy, of Heaves.
Gibson, of Whelprigg.
Greene, of Whittingtoii Hall.
Harrison, of Belle Vue.
Hopes, of Brampton Crofts.
Hornby, of Dalton Hall.
Howard, of Levens Hall.
Button, of Beetham House.
Marshall, of Patterdale Hall.
Moore, of Grimeshill.
Pasley, of The Craig.
Eichavdson, of Lancrigg.
Eodick, of Woodclose.
Eoughsedge, of Foxghyll.
Tatham, of Hipping Hall.
Temple, of Wrathay.
Thexton, of Ashton House.
Thompson, of Kirkby Stephen.
Tufton, of Appleliy Castle.
Upton, of Ingmire Hall.
Watson, of Calgarth Park.
Wilson, of Dallam Tower.
Wilson, of Eigmaden Park.
Wybergh, of Clifton Hall.
WEXFOED CO.
Ely, Marquis of,
Arran, Earl of.
Courtown, Earl of,
Carew, Lord.
Euthven, Baroness,
Templeoore, Lord.
Alcock, of "Wilton,
Archer, of Juliamount,
Beau man, of Hyde Park,
Blacker, of Woodbrook.
Bolton, of The Island.
Boyd, of Eoslare House.
Boyse, of Bannow,
Braddell, of Prospect,
Browne, of Cairigbyrne Lodge.
Bruen, of Coolbawn.
Bryan, of Upton House,
Budgen, of Ballindoney,
Chichester, of Duubrody Park,
Cliffe, of Belle Vue,
Colclough, of Tintern Abbey.
Cooke, of Talbot Hall,
Cookman, of Monart, Curracloe.
Cornock, of Cromwellsfort,
Cox, of Coolcliffe,
Deane, of Berkeley Forest.
Deane-Drake, of Strokestown.
De Eienzi, of Clobemon Hall.
Devereux, of Ballyrankiu.
Devereux, of Eocklands.
Donovan, of Ballymore,
Doyne, of Wells,
Esmonde, of Ballynestragh.
Farmar, of Bloomfield,
Farmar, of Clohass,
Fetherston, of The Prospect.
Flood, of Slaney Lodge.
George, of Cahore House.
842
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Wil
Giffard, of KilcorraU.
GifForil, uf Ballysop.
Glascott, of Aldeitowu.
Glascott, of Killoweii.
Glascott, of Valeutia.
Goff, of Horetown House.
Gore, of Sauuders Court.
Graves, of New Ross and Chelsea
Lodge.
Guinness, of Park Annesley.
Harman, of Falace.
Harvey, of Bargy Castle.
Harvey, of Killane Castle.
Harvey, of Kyle.
Harvey, of Percy Lodge.
Hill, of St. John's.
Hore, of Pole Hore.
Hore-Euthven, of Harperston.
Houghton, of Kilmanock.
Hughes, of Ely House.
Jervis, of Bally Ellis.
Keane, of Castletown House.
King, of Barrystown.
Knox, (if Glendine.
Lambert, of Carnagh.
Le Hunte, of Artramount.
Le Hunte, of Knockalier.
Leigh, of Rosegarland.
Leigh, of Sion Kyle.
Loftus, of Loftus Hall.
Loftus, of Richfield.
Maher, of BaUinkiels.
Morgan, of Ardcandrisk.
Nunn, of St. Margaret's.
Nunn, of Silverspring.
O'Grady, of Plattenstown.
Palliser, of Castletown House.
Pounden, of Ballywater.
Pounden, of Ross Grove.
Power, of Edermiue House,
Ram, of Ramsfort.
Redmond, of The Deeps.
Redmond, of Movilla.
Richards, of Ardamine.
Richards, of Grange.
Richards, of Mackmiue Castle.
Richards, of Ounavarra.
Richards, of Solsborough.
Rowe, of Ballycoss and DufFry.
Stopford, of Courtown House.
Swan, of Baldwinstovvn Castle.
Sweetman, of Bally mackesey.
Talbot, of Ballytrent.
Talbot, of Castle Talbot.
Talbot, of Knockmullen.
Tottenham, of Tottenham Green.
TyndaU, of Oaklauds.
Ussher, of Landscape.
Waddy, of Clougheast Castle.
Walker, of Tagunnan.
Wallace, of Bally Courcy.
White, of Newlands.
White, of Peppards Castle.
■WICKLO^W CO.
Downshire, Marquis of.
Londonderry, Marquis of.
843
Aldborough, Earl of.
Carysfort, Earl of.
Fitzwilliam, Earl.
Meath, Earl of.
MilltowD, Earl of.
Wiuldow, Earl of.
Monck, Viscount.
Powerscourt, Viscount.
Acton, of West Acton.
Barton, of Glendalough House.
Bayly, of Ballyartliur.
Brabazon, of Kilruddery.
Carleton, of Delgany.
Carroll, of Ballynare.
Cogan, of Tinode.
Crampton, of St. Valerie.
Dennis, of Barraderry House.
Dennis, of Eadstown.
Dennis, of Fort Granite.
Edwards, of Old Court.
Fenton, of BaUinclea.
Hatton, of Delgany.
Heighington, of Donard.
Hodsou, of Hollybrooke House.
Howard, of Bushy Park.
Howard, of Shelton Abbey.
Hutchinson, of Koolmoney.
Jackson, of Novarra.
Kemmis, of Ballinacor.
Kennedy, of Belgard Castle.
Keogh, of Bushy Park.
La Touche, of Bellevue.
LeesoD, of Russborough House.
Lindesay, of Glen view.
Little, of Rosall.
Monck, of Charleville.
Moore, of Kilbride Manor.
Nuttall, of Newtown Mount Ken-
nedy.
Oliver, of Cherrymount.
Plunket, of Old Connaught.
Proby, of Glenart Castle.
Rutland, of Bray Head.
Redmond, of Killoughter.
Riall, of Conna Hill.
Ribton, of Woodbrook.
Saunders, of Saunders Grove.
Segrave, of Kilty mon.
Stratford, of Stratford Lodge.
Synge, of Glaumore Castle.
Tighe, of Rossana.
Tottenham, of BaUycurry.
Tottenham, of Woodstock.
Truell, of Clonmannon.
Westby, of High Park.
Wliite, of Killoughter.
AVhitshed, of Greystones.
WIGT OV7]Sr SHIRE.
Galloway, Earl of.
Stair, Earl of.
Kenmure, Viscountess.
Agnew, of Lochnaw Castle.
Caird, of Baldoon.
Carrick-Moore, of Corswall.
Dalrymple, of Culhorn House.
Dunbar, of Mochrum House.
Gillbanks, of Whitefield House.
Hamilton, of Craiglilaw.
Hay, of Dunragit and Park i'lace.
M'bouall, of Logan.
M'Micking, of Miltouise.
McTaggart, of Ardwell House.
Maitlaiid, of Freugh.
Maxwell, of Monteith.
Stewart, of (ilasserton and Physgill.
Stopford-Blair, of Penuiughanie.
N^ans-Agncvi', (jf Barnbarrach and
Park House.
Wallace, of Loch Ryan.
"WIGHT, ISLE OF.
A'Court-Holmes, of Westover.
Arabin, of Ryde.
Burrard, of The Mount.
Caldwell, of Beachlands.
Campbell, of Rockside Cottage.
Clifford, of Westfield House.
Cochrane, of Quarr-Abbey House.
Crozier, of WesthiU.
Dawes, of St. Helen's,
Fellows, of Cowes.
Gethin, of Thornbury,
Glynn, of Fairy Hill.
Gordon, of Northcourt.
Harabrough, of SteephiU Castle.
Hamond, of Norton Lodge.
Harcourt, of St. Clare's.
Jarvis, of Cove Cottage.
Johnson, of Southlands,
Kerr, of West Cliff.
Knowles, of Ryde.
Leeds, of Ryde.
Lind, of Ryde.
Loring, of Rosemount.
Martins, of Westmont.
Montagu, of Vernon House.
Oglander, of Nunwell.
Peel, of Under Rock.
Pelham, of St. Lawrence.
Petre, of Park House.
Popham, of Wootton.
Powys, of St. Thomas.
Simeon, of Swainston.
Spode, of Puckpool. •
Stirling, of Bordwood.
Swinburne, of East Dene.
Tancred, of West Cowes,
Thomas, of Sea View.
Wade, of Ryde.
Ward, of Northwood House.
Wilkie, of Whitwell.
Williams, of Appuldercombe.
Wynier, of St. John's Lodge.
V7ILTSHIRE.
Somerset, Duke of.
Ailesbury, ^larquis of.
Batli, jMarquis of.
Lansdowne, Marquis of.
Westminster, Marquis of.
llchester. Earl of.
Mornington, Earl of.
Will
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Nelson, Earl.
Pembroke, Eail of.
Radnor, Earl of.
Shelburne, Earl of.
Suffolk, Earl of.
Bolingbroke, Viscount.
Salisbury, Bi.shop of.
Arundeii of "Wardour, Lord.
Broughton, Lord.
Heytesburj% Lord.
Methuen, Lord.
Rivers, Lord.
A'Court, of Heytesbury House.
Antrobus, of The Abbey.
Astley, of Everleigh House.
Awdry, of Notion House.
Awdi-y, of Seend.
Baker, of The Manor House.
Ball, of Netheravon House.
Barton, of Corsley House.
Baskerville, of "Woolley House.
Bathurst, of Clarendon Park.
Beadon, of The Corner.
Benelt, of Pythouse.
Bevan, of Eosbury.
Blatliwayt, of Dyrhara Park.
Bouverie, of Longford Castle.
Bruce, of Tottenham Park.
Buckley, of New Hall.
Burdett, of Ramsbury Manor.
Bush, of Fairwood.
Calley, of Burderop Park.
Carrington, of Ogbourne St. George.
Clutterbuck, of Hardenhuish.
Codrington, of Wroughton.
Colston, of Rouridway Park.
ConoUy, of Cottles.
Cresswell, of Pinkney Park.
De Salis, of TefFout Manor.
Dickinson, of Ashton House.
Du Boulay, of Donhead Hall.
Duke, of Lake House.
Everett, of CrreenhiU House.
Ewart, of Broadleas.
FuUer, of Neston Park.
Gladstone, of Bowden Paik.
Goddard, of ClyfFe Manor.
Goddard, of The Lawn.
Goff, of Hale Park.
Goldney, of Beechfield House.
Graves, of Charlton House.
Grove, of Fern House.
Heatlicote, of Shaw Hill.
Herbert, of Wilton House.
Hobhouse, of Erlestoke Park.
Houlton, of Farley Castle.
Howard, of Cliarlton Park.
Hulse, of Breamore House.
Hunt-Grubbe, of Eastwell.
Hussey, of The HaU.
Jervoise, of Brickford Moat.
Johnson, of Brouncker's Court.
Kyrle, of Whetham.
Leir, of Jaggards House.
Locke, of Cliicldade House.
Locke, of Cleve House.
Long, of Rood Ashton.
Lopes, of Manor House.
Lopes, of The Grange.
Lopes, of Saudridge Park.
Luce, of Malmesbury.
Ludlow, of Westbury.
Lndlow-Bruges, of Seend.
Lysley, of Pewsham.
]Malet, of Wilbury House.
Matcham, of New House.
Methuen, of Corsham House.
Monk, of Everleigli House.
Neeld, of Grittleton and Red Lodge.
Nisbet, of Southbroome House.
Olivier, of Pottei-ne Manor.
Paxton, of Cholderton.
Penruddocke, of Compton Park.
Pliipps, of Leighton.
Pollen, of Rodbourne.
Poore, of Durrington and Niton.
Popham, of Littlecott.
Powell, of Hurdcott.
Poynder, of Hillmartou and Hart-
ham.
Prower, of Purton.
Rogers, of Rainscombe.
Saunders, of Bradford-on-Avon.
iScrope, of Castle Combe.
Seymour, of Knoyle.
Shafto, of Hampworth Lodge.
Sheppard, of Shrewston.
Stancomb, of The Prospect.
Staples, of Broughton GifFord.
Starky, of Spye Park.
Stone, of Bradbury.
Strangways, of Brickworlh House.
Talbot, of Lacock Abbey.
Temple, of Bishopstrow House.
Thynne, of Longleat.
Tonge, of Highway.
Walker -Heneage, of Compton
Bassett.
Warneford, of Warneford Place.
Watson-Taylor, of Erlestoke Park.
Wayte, of Highlands.
Wyndham, of The College.
Wyndham, of Dinton.
V/ORCESTERSHIEE.
Plertford, Marquis of.
Beauchamp, Earl.
Coventry, Earl of.
Dudley, Earl of.
Howe, Earl.
Stamford, Earl of.
Southwell, Viscount.
Foley, Lord.
Lyttelton, Lord.
Sandys, Lord.
Acton, of Wolverton.
Aniphlett, of Clent House.
Amphlett, of \Vychbold Hall.
Bailey, of Moor Green.
Barneby, of Biockhampton.
Bearcroft, of Mere Hall.
Bennitt, of Stourton Hall.
Berington, of Little-Malvern Court,
Berkeley, of Spetchley Park.
Best, of Blakebrook House.
Blayney, of Evesham Lodge.
Blount, of Sodingtou and Mawley.
Brettell, of Finstall House.
Britten, of Kenswick.
Candler, of Malvern Link.
Cartwright, of Preston Bagot.
Chiide, of Kinlet Hall.
Clutton-Brock, of Pensax Court.
Cookes, of Bentley.
Cox, of Balsall Heath.
Coxwell, of South Bank.
Dowdeswell, of The Down House.
Faussett, of Littleton.
Fetherstonhaugh, of Hopton Court.
Fitzwygram, of Belmont Lodge.
Foley, of Whitley Court.
Foley, of Prestwood.
Foster, of Stourton Castle.
Freeman, of Gaines.
Galtou, of Hadsor House.
Galton, of Hanley Grange.
Goodricke, of Studley Castle.
Gresley, of High Park.
Grey, of EnviUe HaU.
Hancocks, of Blakeshall Hall.
Hanford, of WollashaU.
Hastings, of Barnard's Green.
Haywood, of SiUins.
Hickman, of Oldswinford House.
Hill, of Ombei'sley Court.
Holland, of Cropthorne.
Holland, of Dumbleton.
Ilomfray, of Broadwaters.
Hornyold, of Blackraore Park.
Hudson, of The Elms.
Lane, of Moundsley HaU.
Laslet, of Aberton Hall.
Lea, of Astley Hall.
Lechmere, of The Rhyd.
Ledsam, of Northfield.
Lord, of Elmley Park.
Lygou, of Madresfield Court.
Lygon, of Spring Hill.
McKerreU, of Barrassie House.
Marriott, of Avonbank.
Martin, of Ham Court.
Milward, of Redditch.
Mynors, of Weatheroak.
Nash, of Martley.
Noel, of BeU HaU.
Noel, of Bradford House.
Padmore, of Henwick Hall.
Paget, of The Sneyd.
Pakinstton, of Westwood.
Pardoe, of Nash Court.
Parhani, of Claines.
Parker, of Talton House.
PhiUipps, of Middle Hill.
Pidcock, of Oakfield.
Ricardo, of Bromsberrow Place.
Roberts, of Hazledine House.
Robins, of Hagley House.
Robinson, of SummerhiU.
Royds, of Crown East Court.
Rudge, of Evesham Abbey.
Sanders, of Stoke Grange.
Scott, of Stourbridge.
Sebright, of Besford Court.
844
TEE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Yor
Smith, of Eardiston.
Talbot, of Oakland.
Taylor, of Strensliam Court.
Thackweli, of Birts-Morton Court
and Ivye Court.
Vale, of Mathon Lodge.
Vernon, of Ilanbury Hall.
Wakeman, of PerdiswcU Hall.
Ward, of Whitley Court.
Warde, of Tarlton House.
Watkins, of Woodfield.
Welstead, of Kempsey House.
Westhead, of Lea Castle.
Wheeler, of Kyrewood House.
Wlii taker, of Caldewell.
Williams, of ritmastoii and Dod-
denhaiu.
Williams, of Stoke House.
Willis, of "Wick House.
Windsor-Clive, of Hewell Grange.
Winnington, of Stanford Court.
Woodward, of Arley Castle.
YORKSHIRE.
York, Archbishop of.
Cleveland, Duke of.
Devonshire, Duke of.
Leeds, Duchess of.
Norfolk, Duke of.
Normanby, Marquis of.
Carlisle, Earl of.
Cathcart, Earl.
De Grey and Ripon, Earl.
Effingham, Earl of.
Fitzwilliam, Earl.
Harewood, Earl of.
Mexborough, Earl of.
Scarborough, Earl of.
Tyrconnel, Countess of.
Zetland, Earl of.
Downe, Viscount.
Falkland, Viscount.
Iiipon, Bishop of.
Beaumont, Lord.
Bolton, Lord.
Conyers, Lord.
Feversham, Lord.
De risle, Lord.
Grantley, Lord.
Havvke, Lord.
Herries of Terregles, Lord.
Hotham, Lord.
Howden, Lord.
Londesborough, Lord.
Muncaster, Loi-d.
llibblesdale. Lord.
Stourton, Lord.
Teignmouth, Lord.
Wenlock, Lord.
WharuclifFe, Lord.
Akroyd, of Bankfield and Denton.
Aldhani, of Frickley Hall. ■
Armistead, of Roundhay.
Armitage, of Birkby Lodge,
Armitage, of Milnsbridge House.
Armytage, of Kirklies Hall.
Athorpe, of Dinnington.
845
Baines, of Headingley Lodge.
Balme, of Cote Wall.
Barnard, of Cave Castle.
Barton, of Stapleton Park.
Beaumont, of I'retton Hall.
Beaumont, of ^\'llitley Beaumont.
Beckett, of Kirkstall Grange.
Beecroft, of Kirkstall Abbey.
BeU, of Thirsk Hall.
Bentley, of Finningley Park and
West House.
Beresford-Peirse, of Bedale Hall.
Beswick, of Gristhorpe.
Bethell, of Walton Abbey.
I^everley, of Scarborough.
Birkbeck, of Settle.
Bland, of Kippax Hall.
Bower, of Welham.
Boyntou, of Burton Agnes Hall.
Brinckman, of Burton House.
Broadley, of Kirk Ella.
Broadley, of Welton House.
Brook, of Meltham Hall.
Brooke, of Armitage Bridge.
Brown, of Rossington.
Brown, of Woodthorpe Hall.
Buck, of Denholme.
Burton, of Cherry Burton.
Burton-Peters, of Hotham Hall.
Busfield, of Upwood.
Butler, of St. Ann's.
Butler-South well- Wandesforde, of
Kirklington.
Calverley, of Oulton Hall.
Caton, of Car House, East Riding.
Cayley, of High Hall.
Cayley, of Wydale House.
Chambers, of Clough House.
Charlesworth, of Hatfield Hall and
Chapelthorpe Hall.
Chaytor, of Clervaux Castle and
Scrafton Lodge.
Childers, of Brandsby Hall.
Childers, of Cantley Hall.
Claphani, of Burley Grange.
Clarke, of Knedlington Manor.
Clough, of Clifton House.
Collins, of Kirkman Bank.
Constable, of Burton Constable.
Constable, of Otley Manor-House.
Cooke, of Owston.
Cooke, of Wheatley Hall.
Coore, of Scruton Hall.
Copley, of Sprotborough.
Coryton, of Pentillie Castle.
Creyke, of Rawclift'e.
Croft, of Aldborough Hall and
Hutton Buscal.
Croft, of Stillington Hall.
Crompton, of Azerley Hall and
Sion Hill.
Crompton - Stansfield, of Esholt
Hall.
Crossley, of Belle-Vue.
Crossley, of ScaitclifTe.
Dalton, of Sleningford Park.
Darley, of Aldby Park and Spaun-
ton Lodge.
Darlington, of Shipley Hall.
Darwin, of Kirskill H.all.
Davenport, of Monks Hill.
Daviaon-Bland, of Kippax Park.
Dawiiay, of Beningbrough Hall.
Dawnay, of Dauby Lodge and J!al-
dersby Park.
Dawson, of Osgodby Hall.
Denison, of Grimthorpe.
Dent, of Ribston Hall.
Denys, of Dr.aycott H.all.
Dixon, of Page Hall.
Dodsworth, of Thornton Hall and
Nevvland Park.
Drax, of Ellerton Abbey.
Duncombe, of Duncombe Park.
Duncombe, of Kilnwick Percy.
Duncombe, of Westerdale.
Dundas, of Aske Hall and of Up-
leathara.
Dundas, of Wood Hall.
Eastwood, of Eastwood.
Edwards, of Pye Nest.
Egerton, of Thorp Arch.
Elmhirst, of Round Green.
Elsley, of Mill Mount and Patrick
Bromptou.
Elwon, of Cleveland House.
Estcourt, of Darrington Hall.
Fairbairn, of Woodsley House.
Fairfax, of Newton Kyme.
Farrer, of Tngleborough.
Farsyde, of Fylingdale.
Fenton, of Underbank Hall.
Ferrand, of Harden Grange.
Foljambe, of Holme Field.
Foster, of Heptonstall Slack.
Frank, of Campsall.
Frankland- Russell, of Great Thir-
kelby Hall.
Gardner, of Skelton.
Gascoigne, of Partington.
GaskeU, of Lupsett Hall.
Gaskell, of Thornes House.
Gibbs, of The Yews.
Graham, of Norton Conyers.
Greaves, of Banner Cross.
Greaves, of Elmsall Lodge.
Greenwood, of Norton Conyers.
Greenwood, of Swarcliffe Hall.
Gregson, of Braniham House.
Grimston, of Grimston Garth.
Hall, of Bank Lodge.
Harcourt, of Swinton Park.
Harland, of Sutton Hall.
Harpin, of Bii-ks House.
Harrison, of Beverley.
Harvey, of Finningley Hall.
Hatfield, of Thorp Arch.
Haworth, of Hull-Bank House.
Haynes, of Thlmbleby Lodge.
Headley, of Bramham Hall.
Hepworth, of Ackworth Lodge.
Heywood, of Aketon.
Higgins, of Skellow Grange.
Hildyard, of Winestead Hall,
Hillary, of Rigg House.
Hincks, of Breckenbrou^h.
Yor]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Hodgson, of Highthorne.
Holdsworth, of Sandal Hall.
Holme, of Paul Home.
Hood, of YafForth House.
Hopwood, of Brac&well.
Howton, of Howroyde.
Hutchinson, of Brotton.
Hutton, of Clifton Castle.
Hutton, of Sowler HiU.
Ibbetson, of Denton Park.
Ingham, of Blake Hall.
Ingham, of JNIarton House.
Ingilby, of Kettlethorpe.
Jackson, of Normanby Hall.
JefFcock, of High Hazles.
Johnstone, of Hackness Hall.
Jones, of Badswoith Hall.
Kay, of Farfield Hall.
Kaye, of Denby Grange.
Lane-Fox, of Bramham Park.
Lane-Fox, of Oran House.
Langdale, of Houghton Park.
LasceUes, of Harewood.
Lawley, of Escrick.
Lawley, of Hutton Hall.
Lawson, of Brougli Hall.
Lawson, of Aldborough Manor.
Leatham, of Heath House.
Leatham, of Hemsworth Hall.
Lee, of Grove Hall.
Lees, of Delph Lodge.
Legard, of Ganton.
Lister, of Manningham Hall.
Lister, of Ousefleet Grange.
Lloyd, of Cowsby Hall.
Lloyd, of Stockton Hall.
Lloyd, of Sewerby House.
Lockley, of Baildon Lodge.
Lonsdale, of Thorleby House.
Lowther, of Swillington House and
Wilton Castle.
MacheU, of Marton.
Mahon, of Eose Hill.
Maister, of SkefHing.
-Markham, of Becca Hall.
Marshall, of Headingley House,
Martin-Edmunds, of Worsborough.
Mauleverer, of ArnclifFe Hall.
Maxwell, of Everingham Park.
Maxwell, of Scarthingwell.
Meynell, of Fryerage.
Meyrick, of The Cove.
Micklethwait, of Ardsley.
Middelton, of Birdsalland Settring-
ton.
Middelton, of Linton Spring.
Middelton, of Stockfield Park and
Myddelton Lodge.
Milbank, of Thorp Perrow and
Barn Ingham Park.
Milbauke, of Halnaby.
Milligan, of Acacia House.
Milner, of Bolton Lodge.
Miluer, of Aldwarke Hall.
Milnes, of Fryston and Bawtry
Hall.
Mitford, of Mitford Castle.
Monckton, of Hndroyd Hall.
Moorhouse, of Carr House.
Morley, of Hull Gate.
Morley, of Marrick Park.
Needham, of Brensdale.
Nevile, of Skelbrooke Park.
Newcomen, of Kirkleatham Hall.
Newdigate, of Derwent Hall.
Nicholson, of Itoundhay Park.
Norcliffe, of Langton Hall.
Norton, of Grantley Park.
Norton, of Kettlethorpe Hall.
Nowell-Usticke, of Trenley House.
Osborne, of Hornby Castle.
Paley, of Bishopton Grange.
Paley, of Oatlands.
Palmes, of Naburn Hall.
Parker, of Tickhill.
Partington, of Wath-upon-Dearne.
Pease, of Hesslewood.
Peel, of Ackworth Park.
Peel, of Knowlmere Manor.
Pennyman, of Ormesby Hall.
Pilkington, of Chevet Park.
Pilkington, of Park-Lane Hall.
Powell, of Sharow Lodge.
Powlett, of East Hall.
Preston, of Flasby Hall.
Preston, of Moreby.
Prickett, of Bridlington.
Priestley, of Boston House.
Pulleine, of Crake Hall.
EadclifFe, of Budding Park.
Raikes, of East-Dale House.
Raines, of Wyton Hall.
Eamsden, of Byram Hall.
Eamsden, of Oxton Hall.
Rawson, of Haughend.
Eawson, of Mill House.
Rawson, of Nidd Hall.
Eead, of Hay ton.
Read, of Sutton-on-Derwent.
Rhodes, of Bramhope Hall.
Richardson - Currer, of Eshton
Hall.
Richardson- Wormley, of Eicall
Hall.
Riddell, of Bootham House.
Eivis, of Newstead House.
Eobson, of Holtby House.
Eother}^ of Littlethorp House.
Roundell, of Gledstone.
Riixby, of Blackwood.
Russell, of Thirkelby Park.
Rutson, of Newby Wiske.
St. Leger, of Paik HiU.
St. Quintin, of Scampston Hall.
Salt, of Methley Park.
Saltmarshe, of Saltmarshe.
Savile, of Methley Park.
Scott, of Sendhuist Grange.
Scrope, of Danby Park.
Scurfield, of Hurworth.
Serjeantson, of Hanlith and Camp
Hill.
Shawe, of Brantingham.
Shuttleworth, of Hathersage Hall.
Simpson, of Castle Lodge.
Simpson, of Foston Hall.
Slingsby, of Scriven HaU.
Smith, of North Ferriby.
Smyth, of Heath HaU.
Smythe, of Linton Spring.
Spencer-Stanhope, of Cannon Hall
and Horsforth HaU,
Stansfeld, of Burley Wood.
Stansfeld, of Field House.
Stansfeld, of The Manor House.
Stansfeld, of Moorlands.
Stansfeld, of Settle.
Stapylton, of Myton Hall.
Starkey, of Woodhouse,
Staveley, of Old Sleningford.
Stephens, of Foston Hall.
Stourton, of Holme HaU.
Strickland, of Hildenley Hall and
Boynton.
Stuart-Wortley, of Ovei'ton House.
Sutherland-Walker, of Crow Nest.
Swaiuston - Strangwayes, of Alne
Hall.
Swire, of Cononley Hall.
Sykes, of Sledmere.
Talbot, of Burley.
Taylor, of BashaU HaU.
Taylor, of Kirkham Abbey.
Tempest, of Broughton Hall.
Tempest, of Tong Castle.
Teunant, of Kildwick Hall.
Tew, of Crofton HaU.
Thompson, of Kirby Hall.
Thompson, of Sheriff-Hutton Park,
Topham, of Middleham Hall.
Tufton, of Skipton Castle.
Turton, of UpsaU, Larpool Hall,
and Ugthorpe Lodge.
Vansittart, of Kirkle.atham.
Van Straubenzee, of Spennithorne.
Vavasour, of Hazlewood Castle.
Vavasour, of Spaldington Hall.
Vyner, of Newby Hall,
Wainman, of Carr Head.
Waldy, of Egglescliffe.
Walker, of Sand Hutton.
Walker, of Clifton House.
Wallace, of Anderby Hall,
Waterhouse, of Wellhead.
Watei'house, of Hope Hall.
Waterton, of Walton Hall.
Waud, of Manston HaU .and
Chester Court.
Webb, of Pepper HaU.
Wells, of Booth- Ferry House.
Wentworth, of WooUey Park.
Went worth, of Wentworth Castle,
Wharton, of .Skelton Castle,
Wheler, of Bedstone HaU.
Whitacre, (if Woodhouse.
Whitaker, of North Deighton.
Whitehead, of Selby.
AVhitehead, of Southside.
Wliittell, of Helmsley Lodge.
Whytehead, of Crayke.
Wickham, of Kirldees HaU.
Wilberforce, of Mai-kington Grange.
Wilkinson, of Winterbourne Hall.
Wilson, of Eshton Hall.
846
THE UNITED KINGDOM,
[Man
Wilson -Todd, of Tranby Hall.
Windham, of Wawne.
Winn, of Nostell Priory.
Witham, of Lartington Hall.
Wombwell, of Newburgh Park
Wombwell.
Wood, of Conyngham Hall,
Wood, of Hickleton Hall.
and
Wood, of Hollin Hall.
^Vorsley, of Horiiigham Hall.
Wrighton, of Cusworth.
Wyvill, of Constable Burton.
Yarburgh, of Heslington Hall.
Y.arker, of Leyburn Hall.
Yates, of Wickersley Hall.
York, ofWighill Park.
York, of Beverley Hall and Halton
Place.
MAN, ISLE OF,
Christian, of Milntown.
Simpson, of The ClifFe,
ALTERATIONS DURING PRINTING.
ADAIR, Sir Robert Shafto, Bart.
His eldest son is Col. E. Suffolk Artillery, and
A.D.C. to the Queen.
ADAIR, Hugh Edward, Esq.
m. 185G liis cousin Harriet Camilla, dau. of A.
Adair, Esq., of Heatberton. Eor 'Oriental,' read
'University.'
ADAM, W. P., Esq. (of Blair Adam).
Has a son and heir, h. 1859.
ADDINGTON", Right Hon. Henry Unwin.
Erase at ' Berlin, April-September, 1813, at Stock-
holm, 1813-14.' For '1822-5' read '1823-5.'
For ' 1829-31 ' read ' 1829-33.' For ' Travel-
lers'' read 'Athenaeum.' Erase 'heir, his son
Henry, h. 1837.'
ALEXANDER, Sir Robert, Bart,
d. 1859.
ALEXANDER, Boyd, Esq. (of Ballochmyle).
His wife d. 1859.
ANDERSON, Sir James Caleb, Bart,
His wife d. 1859.
ANGLESEY, Marquis of.
m. 3rd 1860 Ellen Jane, dau. of George Burnard,
Esq., divorced from — BeU, Esq.
ANSTRUTHER, Sh' "Windham Carmichael,
Bart.
Add to address, 35, Albany Villas, Brighton.
ARBUTHNOTT, Viscount,
d. 1860,
ARCHBOLD, Robert, Esq. (of Davidstown),
Is deceased, and succeeded by his brother (see Sup-
plement).
ARCHDALL, Edward, Esq. (of Riversdale),
His wife Matilda d. 1859. For 'Humphreys,'
read ' Humphrys,'
ARGYLL, the Duke of.
Was appointed Lord Privy Seal 1859,
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ASHBURNHAM, Hon. Thomas, C.B,
m. 1860 Adelaide Georgiana, only dau. of Lord
Foley.
ASTELL, Colonel Richard "William (of Everton
House).
Was h. in 1804 ; he is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Beds, and a Col. in the Army, and formerly
commanded the 3rd Battalion of the Grenadier
Guards ; he is a member of the Carlton and United
Service Clubs, S.W.
ASTLEY, Sir Francis Dugdale, Bart,
Served as High Sheriff of Wilts 1859.
ATHERTON, "William, Esq., Q.C,
Was appointed Solicitor-General Dec. 1859, and
received the honour of Knighthood 1860.
AVONMORE, Viscormt.
His eldest son d. 1860.
BAILLIE-HAMILTON, Charles John, Esq,
His son and heir d. 1860.
BAINES, Right Hon. Matthew Talbot, Q.C.
d. 1860.
BAINES, Edward, Esq, (of Headingley Lodge),
Is a Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of Yorkshire,
and for the City and County of the City of York.
BAIRD, Sir David, Bart,
Is also a Dep. Lieut, for co. Haddington.
BAIRD, Sir James Gardiner, Bart.
Is also Major Commandant Midlothian Coast Artil-
lery Volunteers,
BAIRD, James, Esq, (of Cambusdoon).
Is also a Dep. Lieut, for co. Inverness ; he m. 2nd
1859 Isabella Agnew, eldest dau, of the late Rear-
Admiral James Hay, of Belton, East Lothian,
BAKER, Sir Henry Lorraine, Bart.
d. 1859,
BALDOCK, Edward Holmes, Esq.
Is son of the late E, H. Baldock, Esq. ; his mother
was Mary, dau. of W. Gorringe, Esq.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BANKES, Edmund George, Esq. (of Studland
Manor).
d. 1860.
BANNERMAW, Sir Alexander, Bart.
Was b. in 1823, not 1822.
BAWTRY, Earl of.
His brother and heir pres., William Henry Hare,
educated at Downing Coll., Cambridge (M. A. 182-) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork, and
Lieutenant-Colonel commanding W, Cork Artillery.
BARHAM, Rev, Charles Henry.
Address — for ' Trecion ' read 'Treewn,'
BASSET, Jolin Francis, Esq., of Tehidy.
For 'aunt,' read 'relative,' and for 'Ralph de
Dunstanville,' read ' Thurstan Bassett ; ' the post-
town of Tehidy is now ' Eedruth,' not 'Truro.'
BASTARD, Baldwin John PoUexfen, Esq.
Is also a Dep. Lieut for Devon.
BASTARD, Thomas Horlock, Esq.
Has a dau., h. 1859.
BATEMAK, Colthurst, Esq. (of Bartholey
House).
d. 1859.
BATEMAH, Hugh WiUoughby, Esq.
tington Hall).
d. 1860.
(of Har-
BEACH, "William "Wither Bramston, Esq.
Has a son and heir, b. 1859. The reader will
please also to add the following in the text in loco.
This family is descended from a Wiltshire branch
of the De la Beches, of Aldworth, Berks.
BEAUMONT, Henry Frederick, Esq.
Has a dau., 6. 1860. Is a Dep. Lieut, for the W.
Riding of the county of York and of the city and
county of the city of York.
BEAUMONT, "Wentworth Blackett, Esq. (of
Bretton Hall).
His mother was Diana, eldest dau. and heir of
Sir Thomas Wentworth Blackett, Bart., of Bretton
Hall.
BEDFORD, Duke of.
Appointed Lord Lieutenant of Beds 1859,
BEEOROFT, George Skirrow, Esq. (of Kirk-
stall Abbey).
m. 1st 1835 Septima Garland, dau. of Thomas
Butler, Esq., of Kirkstall, co. York (she d. 1837) ;
2nd 1842 Mary Isabella, &c., as in the text. He
has by the latter a son and heir George, b. 184-.
BENDYSHE, John, Esq.
For ' Banington Hall ' read ' Barrington Hall.'
BENTIlSrCK, Sir Henry John -William, K.C.B.
Was appointed a Groom in Waiting to Her Ma-
jesty 1859,
BERESFORD, Sir George de la Poer, Bart.
For 'Clontitret' read ' Clontibret.'
BERESFORD, the Rev, John George,
Was Vicar of St. Andrew's, Whittlebury, 1846-9.
BERESPORD-HOPE.
' (See Hope.)
BERKELEY, Robert, Esq. (of Spetchley Park).
His son has a son and heir, b. 1859.
BETHUISTE, Sir John Trotter Lindsay, Bart.
m. 1858 Jeanne, dau. of Mons. J. Y. Duval, of
Bordeaux. His brother Martin William, d. 1859.
BEVAN", George PhiUips, Esq., M.D. (of Cefn
Mawr),
Is also a Dep. Lieut, for co, Brecon.
BIDDULPH, Sir Theophilus "WiUiam, Bart.
The Heir Pres. to this latter is his cousin Edward
Theophilus Price, not his uncle Edward, as stated.
BIEDERMANN, Rev. 'WiUiam Henry.
The reader is requested to substitute the following
for what appears on p. 724 : — Only son of the late
Rev.^George.Augustus Biedermann, M.A., Rector
of Dantsey, Wilts, and of St. Michael and Fleming-
stone, CO. Glamorgan, by Helen, dau. of William
Price, Esq., of Gloucester; b. 1814; in. 1842
Jemima, only dau. of the late Admiral John S.
Garden. Educated at Pembroke Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1839) ; is Rector of Ramoan, co. Antrim,
and Chancellor of the Diocese of Connor, and a
Surrogate ; was formerly Vicar of Egham, Surrey,
This family is of German extraction. — Ramoan
Glebe, near Ballycastle, co. Antrim,
BIGNOLD, Sir Samuel, Knt,
Lady Bignold d. 1860,
BLAKE, Sir Henry Charles, Bart,
Add to address — Ashfield Lodge, Suffolk.
BLAKE.
(See Jex-Blalce.)
BLUNT, Edward Walter, Esq. (of Kempshott).
d. 1860.
BONSALL, Rev. Isaac.
His son Thomas is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan.
BOOTH, Sir 'WiUiamson, Bart.
Add to address — 10, Chichester Terrace, Brighton.
BOSANQUET, Samuel Richard, Esq.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Monmouth.
BOSS, Captain John George (of Otterington).
Is deceased,
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BOSTON, Lord.
Uis eldest son m. 1859 Augusta Caroline, 2ntl dau.
of Colonel the Hon. John St. Vincent Sauraarez,
and niece to Lord Saumarez.
BOUGHTON, Sir Charles Henry Bouse, Bart.
Appointed High Sheriff of Shroi^shire 1860.
BOUGHTON-KNIGHT, Andrew Johnes Rouse,
Esq. (of Downtou Castle).
The late Thomas Andrew Knight, Esq., was of
Downton Castle as well as Worinsley Grange.
Mr. Bougliton-Knight (who is High Sheriff of co.
Hereford for ISGO) m. 1858 Eliza, 3rd dau. of the
late J. M. Severne, Esq., of Thenford House, co.
Northampton, and has a son and heir, b. 1859.
BOULTBEE, Joseph Moore, Esq. (of Spring-
field).
His wife. Lady Elizabeth Margaret, is co-heir of the
Baronies of Ferrars de Chartley and Compton.
BOWEN, Robert Cole, Esq. (of Bowen's Court).
For ' Galway ' read ' Galwey,' for ' Guillin ' read
' Gwillim.'
BOW^ER, Robert, Esq., of Welham.
His eldest son is a Dep. Lieut, for the E. Riding of
Yorkshire.
BOWYER, Sir George, Bart.
Lady Bowyer d. 1844.
BOYSE, Rev. Richard (of Bannow House).
His son and heir d. 1859.
BRAD STREET, Sir John Valentine, Bart.
m. 1836 Josefa, dau. of Don Vincente Xavier de
Viunessa, D.L. of Burgos, Spain. His brother and
heir pres. m. 18 — Emily, dau. of General de Gaja,
of Pail, France.
BRADY, John, Esq.
Is a Magistrate for co. Leitrim
his wife d. 18G0.
BRISBANE, Sir Thomas Macdougall, Bart,
d. 1860, when his title became extinct.
BRISTOL, Marqms of.
Add to address, 20, Sussex Square, Kerap Town,
Brighton.
BROADLEY, Miss (of Welton House).
The asterisk should be omitted. The post-town
of Welton House is Brough, East Yorkshire, not
Hull.
ERODIGAN, Francis, Esq., of Pilton House.
It will be seen by Burke's " Dormant Peerage,"
that from intermarriage with the Cheevers family of
Macetown Castle, co. Meath, the present F. Bro-
digan is a lineal descendant in the maternal line of
Viscount MountLeinster and Baron Bannow, in the
peer.age of. Ireland, who died, without male issue,
851
at the Court of St. German's, having waived certain
stipulations in his favour, and that of other military
officers, contained in the treaty of Limerick.
BROMLEY, Sir Henry, Bart.
Has a sou and heir Henry, h. 1849.
BROOKE, Sir Richard, Bart.
The post-town of Norton Priory is Prestonbrook.
BROOKE, Sir Victor Alexander, Bart.
Not Victor Arthur. Was educated at Harrow.
BROUGHAM, -William, Esq.
The title of Lord Brougham was regranted, March,
1860, with remainder, to the above gentleman, and
his issue male.
BROUGHTON, Sir Hem-y Delves, Bart.
Served as High Sheriff for co. Stafford 1859.
BROWN, Sir George, Knt.
Appointed to conmiand the Forces at Dublin 1860.
BROWN, Douglas, Esq.
Add address — Arnclifie Hall, co. York.
BRUCE, Hon. Robert.
Became aMajor-General 1859.
BULLER, Major-General Frederick Thomas.
The reader is requested to correct the following
errors in dates : for 1816 read 1814, and for 1850
read 1854. His father was the late General F. W.
Buller, of Pelynt and Lanreth, co. Cornwall, and
younger brother of the late Admiral Sir E. Buller,
Bart., of Trenant Park, Cornwiill.
BULLOCK, Jonathan, Esq. (of Faulkbovu'ne
HaH).
His eldest son d. 1859.
BUNBURY, Colonel Kane.
His mother was Katharine, 2nd dau. of Redmond
Kane, Esq., of Dublin.
BURRELL, Sir Charles, Bart.
His eldest son was educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch., Oxford, and is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Sussex ; his residence is Woodyates, near
Horsham, Sussex.
BURTON, Sii- Charles William Cuffe, Bart.
Jleir Pns., his brother.
BUTE, the Marchioness of.
d. 1859.
BUXTON, Sir Thomas Fowell, Bart.
Add to address — Warlies Park, near Waltham
Abbey.
CADOGAN, Hon. Frederick William,
A son Z». April, 1859.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CALCUTT, Francis McMTamara, Esq. (of St.
Catharines).
Eead 'was' for 'has been' M.P. for co. Clare
1857-9.
CAIiD"WELL, Sir , Bart.
This title is dormant and unclaimed.
CAMDEN", Marquis.
His son, the Earl of Brecknock, is a Dep. Lieut,
for Kent.
CAMPBELL, Lord.
His eldest son s. to his mothei"'s peerage of Stia-
theden 1860.
CAMPBELL, Sir Angus, Bart.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyll.
CAMPBELL, Sir Archibald Ava, Bart.
Add to address — 10, Carlton Crescent, South-
ampton.
CAMPBELL, Sir Archibald Islay, Bart.
Is also a Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyll.
CAMPBELL, Colin Yorke, Esq.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyll.
CAMPBELL, J. F., Esq. (late of Islay).
Appointed a Groom of the Privy Chamber 1860.
CAMPERDOWlSr, Earl of.
d. 1859.
CAREW, George Henry Wari'ington, Esq. (of
Cro-wcombe Court).
Has a son and heir, h. 1860.
CARROLL, John, Esq. (of MerviUe).
Add to address — Farm Hill, co, Sligo.
CARYSFORT, Earl of.
Add to address — Elton Hall, near Stilton, Hunts.
CATHCART, Earl.
After 'Carlton' read 'and United Service Club.'
CHADWICK, John De Healey Mavesyn, Esq.
(of Healey).
Has a son and heir, b. 1859.
CHAPMAN, Sir Benjamin James, Bart.
Insert ' Heir, his sou Montagu Richard, h. 1853.'
CHARLTON-MEYRICK, Thomas, Esq. (of
Bush).
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Pembroke.
CHAYTOR, Sir 'William Richard Carter, Bart.
Instead of ' Croft Hall ' read ' Scrafton Lodge,' co.
York.
CHERMSIDE, Sir Robert Alexander, M.D.
In address erase ' 3, Eue Taitbout, Paris,' and
insert ' Oxford.'
CHILDERS, John Walbanke, Esq.
His son and heir, Rowland Francis, is deceased.
CHISHOLM (of Erchless Castle).
James S. Chisholm, Esq., of Williamstown, Glen-
garry, in Canada West, was served heir to this
property 1860.
CLAPCOTT, George Bunter, Esq, (of Keyn-
stone).
After Dowland insert D.D. Mr. Clapcott was
educated at Eton and Wadham Coll., &c. ; his son
John is in Holy Orders.
CLARKE, Sir PhUip H., Bart.
Insert as address — Whetstone, near Barnet, Herts.
CLIFTON, Sir Arthur Benjamin.
Add to address — 52, Old Steine, Brighton.
COBBOLD, John, Esq. (of Holywells).
d. 1860.
CODRINGTON, William W., Esq.
Has a son and heir, b. 1859.
COKE, Hon. Edward Keppel.
Served as High Sheriff for co. Derby 1859.
COLCLOtTGH, Mrs.
Her husband, John Thomas Rossborough, Esq., is
appointed High Sheriff of co. Wexford 1860.
COLEBROOKE, Sir Thomas Edward, Bart.
Add to address — Ottershaw Park, Chertsey, Surrey.
COLLINS, Rev. Thomas (of Knaresborough).
His eldest son James d. 1859.
COLT, the Rev. Sir Edward Harry Vaughan,
Bart.
His brother Thomas Archer was b. in 1815.
COLTHURST, Sir George Vesey, Bart.
For ' Vesey ' read ' Conway.' After ' Kerry '
add ' and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork ; was High
Sheriff of co. Cork 1850.'
COLVILLE, Lord.
Is also Colonel of the London Artillery.
COMBE, Boyce, Esq. (of HiU House),
Eldest surviving son of the late Harvey Christian
Combe, Esq., of Cobham Park, Surrey, M.P. for
London, by Catherine Christian, dau. of Boyce
Tree, Esq., of Mile End ; b. 1789 ; m. 1815 Caro-
line, youngest dau. of the Rev. Evan Jones, of Tre-
wythen, and Vicar of Aberhavesp, co. Montgo-
mery. Educated at Harrow ; is a Barrister and
Bencher of Gray's Inn, and Police Magistrate at
Southwark. — Hill House, Hambledon, Hants ;
Athenaeum and Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 43, Upper
Seymour Street, W.
Heir, his son Boyce Harvey (of Oaklands),
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h. 1816 ; m, 1850 Ann, dau. of the late Hercules
Sharpe, Esq., J. P., of Oaklands, Sussex, and grand-
dau. of Sir Antony Brabazon, Bart., of Brabazon
Park, CO. Mayo, and has issue ; educated at Rugby ;
formerly in the E.I. Co.'s Cavalry ; is a Magistrate
for Sussex,
CONKOY, Sir E.
Add to address — Bettifield, near Elphin, co. Ros-
common.
CONYNGHAM, Lord Francis Nathaniel.
AVas not educated at Eton.
COOKE, Sir William Kidley Charles, Bart.
m. 1855 Harriet Elvise, dau. of the late Rev.
Jonathan Trebeck.
COOPEK, "William Dodge Cooper, Esq. (of Tod-
dington Manor).
His grandson, William Smith Cooper, m. 1859 Leila
Houssemaye, 2nd dau. of Thomas Du Boulay,
Esq., of West Lawn, Sandgate.
COOTE, Sir Charles, Bart.
m. 184- Miss Smith, of Harcourt Street, Dublin.
COBBET, Dryden Bobert, Esq. (of Sundorne
Castle).
d. 1859.
COBNEWALL, Sir Velters, Bart.
For 'Moccas Court, nearWeobley, Herefordshire,'
read ' Moccas Court, near Hereford.'
COWPEK, Bight Hon. William Francis.
Was appointed President of the Board of Trade
1859, of Public Works 1860.
COX, Sir Hawtrey, Bart.
m. 1859 Elizabeth, widow of H. Hore, Esq.
COX, Edward Townsend.Esq, (of Balsall Heath).
For 'Mary' read 'Elizabeth,' 'for 6th Earl by
Derby' read ' 6th Earl of Derby.'
COX, William Sands, Esq., F.B.S.
To address add — 24, Temple Row, Birmingham.
Heir Pres., his cousin Thomas (son of the Rev.
Thomas Cox, M. A., Rector of Kimcote, co. Leices-
ter, b. 1832 ; is M.A. of Oriel Coll., Oxford).
CBAMPTON, Sir John Fiennes Twisleton,
Bart.
m. 1860 Mademoiselle Victoire Balfe. Add to
address^Lough Bray, Enniskerry, co. Wicklow.
CBANBOITENE, Lord.
(See under Salisbwy, Marquis of.)
CBAUFUKD-POLLOK, Sir Hew, Bart.
For ' Craufurd ' read ' Crawfurd,' for 'eldest ' read
* second,' for ' Captain Hugh Craufurd ' read ' Cap-
tain Sir Hugh Crawfurd, Bart.,' for ' 1796 ' read
*1794,' and for 'Paisley' read 'Glasgow.'
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CBAVEN, William George, Esq. (of Brom-
bridge House).
His appointment as High Sheriff of Hants can-
celled Feb. 1860.
CBEAGH, Sir Michael, Knt.
Appointed Colonel 73rd foot 1860.
CBOFT, Sir John, Bart.
Address — for ' Milgate, near Maidstone,' read
' Dodington, Kent.'
CBOFTON, Lord.
For ' Baronets of Mohill, co. Longford,' read 'Ba-
ronets of Mohill and Longford.'
CBOMPTON, John Ball, Esq. (of Dviffield Hall).
d. 1859.
CBOMPTON, John Gilbert, Esq.
The late Gilbert Crompton, Esq., was J.P. and
D.L. for CO. Derby. Add to note — See Quarterly
Review for Jan. 1860.
CBOSS, Maxwell, Esq. (of Darton).
Is High Sheriff of co. Armagh 1860.
CEOSSE, Thomas Bright, Esq. (of Shaw HiU).
His eldest son Thomas Richard, m. 1860 Lady Mary
Stuart, eldest dau. of the Earl of Castle Stuart.
CBOWDEK, Sir Eichard Budden, Knt.
d. 1859.
CEO WE, Wainwright, Esq. (of CahircaUa).
Is High Sheriff of co. Clare 1860.
CUBITT, George, Esq. (of Denbies).
Elected M.P. for West Surrey 1860.
CUNYNGHAME, Sir David Thurlow, Bart.
His eldest son became Captain 32ud foot 1859.
CUELING, WiUiam, Esq.
Is High Sheriff of co. Montgomery 1860.
CUEEIE, Henry, Esq.
His son and heir, Henry William, m. 1859 Flora
Caroline, eldest dau. of the Hon. and Ven. Arch-
deacon Yorke.
CUETIS, Sir Lucius, Bart.
Add to address — East Cosham, Hants.
CUETIS, Sir WiUiam, Bart.
Alter address to — Caynhara Court, near Ludlow.
CUTHBEET, William, Esq. (of Beaufront
Castle).
Is High Sheriff of Northumberland 1860.
DACEES, Sir Eichard James, K.C.B.
Was appointed Commander of Artillery at Wool-
wich 1859.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
DALKEITH, Earl of.
m. 1S59 Louisa, dan. of the 2nd Marquis of
Abercovn, Iv.G.
BALLING, Sir William "Windham, Bart.
For 'h. 178-,' read 'h. 1774.' Sir AVilliam was
High Sheriff of Norfolk 1819, and was formerly
Lieutenant-Colonel 3rd Foot-guards.
DALKYMPLE, Sir Adolphus John, Bart.
The address, 129, Park Street, should be omitted.
DALEYMPLE, Sir Hew Hamilton, Bart.
Addresses ; — Luchy House, North Berwick, near
Haddington, N.B. ;. Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
DALYELL, Sir "William Cunningham Caven-
dish, Bart.
The address, ' Binns House,' should be ' The Binns.'
DABELL, Bev. Sir 'William Lionel, Bart.
For 'eldest ' read 'eldest surviving.'
DABROCH, Duncan (of Gourock).
His son and heir is Lieutenant Cambridge LTuiver-
sity Volunteers.
DABV/IN", Sir P. S., Knt.
d. 1859.
DASH"WOOD, Sir George, Bart.
"Was High Sheriff of Oxou 1830 ; formerly an officer
in the ard Foot-guards ; is Patron of 3 livings. —
Address, Kirklingtou Park, near Oxford.
DA"VIES, A. H. Saunders, Esq. (of Pentre).
m. 1860 Frances, 4th dau. of the late CTrismond
Philipps, Esq., of Cwmgwilly, co. Carmarthen.
DAVIES, John Lloyd, Esq. (of Altyr Odin).
And his wife, both d, 1860.
DAWSOlSr, Edward Pinch, Esq. (of "Whatton
House).
Has retired from the Army ; he is a Magistrate
for CO. Leicester.
DA"WSO]Sr, Pudsey, Esq. (of Hornby Castle).
d. 1859. Captain Richard Pudsey Dawson has a
son, h. 1859.
DAYMAN, John, Esq. (of Mambury).
d. 1859, and is succeeded by his son John.
DE BATHE, Sir "WUliam Plxmkett, Bart.
Omit ' Captain and Lieutenant.'
DE BEAUVOIB, Sir John Edmond Benyon,
Bart.
His brother and heir pres. was h. 1812.
DE BLAQUIERE, Lord.
Erase from address, Portlemon, near Mullingar,
CO. Westmeath, which belongs to another branch
of the family.
DE BUBGHO, Sir Richard Donellan, Bart.
For 's. 1844,' read ' s. 1835.' Sir Ptichard is a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Limerick, and Major co.
Limerick Militia (High Sheriff 1855).
DE CRESPIGNY, Sir Claude "William Cham-
pion, Bart.
Is Captain 6th Company Essex Pifle Volunteers ;
his present address is "Wyvenhoe Hall, near Col-
chester, Essex.
DE GBBY, Earl.
d. 1859, and is succeeded by his nephew, the Earl
of Eij^on, v.'ho is now Earl De Grey and Ripon.
DE LA CHEROIS, Daniel, Esq. (of Donaghadee).
This gentleman is kinsman, not brother, of N.
De la Cherois-Crommelin, Esq^., of Carrowdore
Castle.
DE LA "WARR, Earl.
His son, Lord "West, was educated at Harrow ; for
'1832' read '1833;' for '21st regiment' read
'21st Fusiliers;' after ' Ferozeshah' add 'andSo-
braon.' He was promoted to Colonel 1855, and
commanded a brigade at Shorncliffe, with tempo-
rary rank of jMajor-General, 1S56-8.
DENNY, Sir Edward, Bart.
Was High Sheriff co. Kerry 1829 ; he m. 1st Sarah,
dau. of Thomas Grant, Esq., of Sobberton, Hants ;
2nd, &c., as in the text. For 'Aspringe,' read
' Ospringe, Kent. '
DENT, John Dent, Esq. (of Ribston HaE).
Read, was M.P. for Scarborough 1857-9, re-elected
1860.
DEBING, Sir Edward Cholmeley, Bart.
For 'eldest' read 'only.'
DEVON, Earl of.
The reader is requested to make the following cor-
rections : for ' the late Countess of Rothes ' read
' Sir Lucas Pepys, Bart., and Henrietta, Countess
of Rothes.' The Earl was M.P. for South Devon
till 1848, when he was appointed a Poor Law
Inspector, and in 1851 Joint Secretary of the Poor-
Lavv Board. His Lordship is Patron of 7 livings.
For the paragraph relating to the descent of the
Courtenays, read as follows, — ' This family is de-
scended from the Lord of Courtenai, in France, and
through the ancient Counts de Sens, probably from
Pharamond, the founder of the Fi'ench monarchy.
The Earl's address in Ireland is Newcastle Castle,
CO. Limerick ; and he has another seat, Ford House,
near Newton Abbott, Devon,
DICKINS, Charles Scrase, Esq.
"Was nominated High Sheriff of Susses 1860.
DICKSON, Colonel Samuel Anchmuty (of Croon
Castle).
After 'Dallas, K.C.B' read 'and nephew of the
late Samnel Dickson, Esq., who was M.P. for co.
Limerick 1849-50.'
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DIGrBY, George Digby "Wingfield, Esq. (of
Sherborne Castle).
Is High Sheriff of Dorset 1860,
DISNEY, Edgar, Esq.
His son and heir, Edgar John, m. 1859 Lilias
Charlotte, youngest dau. of the Rev. H. Buckley.
DODSON, John George, Esq. (of Hvirstpier-
point).
Is a Dep. Lieut, for Sussex. He has a daughter
h. 1859.
DOHERTY, Sir Richard, Knt,
Add 'is head and representative of the old Irish
house of O'Dogherty, descended from the ancient
Lords of Innishowen.'
DOMVILE, Sir Charles Compton William,
Bart.
Is High Sheriff of co. Dublin 1860.
DOMVILLE, Sir "William, Bart.
For ' a dau. of A. Finney, Esq.' read ' Sally, dau.
of Archibald Finney, Esq.' This family is de-
scended from the Domvilles of Lymme, co. Chester,
of VFhom they are tlie only known representatives
in the male line. His son and heir, James Graham,
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex.
DORCHESTER, Lord.
Was educated at Winchester.
DOUGLAS, Sir John, K.C.B. (cr. 1859).
b. 1815. Entered the Army 1833 ; is Colonel 79th
foot.
DOUGLAS, Francis Brown, Esq.
Was appointed Lord Provost of Edinburgh 1859.
DOUGLAS-PENNANT, Hon. Edward Gordon.
His town address is Mortimer House, Halkin
Street, S.W. Under his son's name for ' Lieu-
tenant' read 'Captain.'
DOVER, Lady.
d. 1860.
DRUMMOND, Charles Home, Esq. (of Aber-
cairny).
Has assumed the additional name of Moray after
that of Drummond ; the date of his birth is 1813.
DRUMMOND, Henry, Esq. (of Albury Park).
d. 1860.
DUCKWORTH, WiUiam, Esq.
Is also a Magistrate for Wilts. This family was
formerly of Beech wood, Hants.
DUKINFIELD, Lady.
Add to address — ' Little Munden, near Ware,
Herts.'
DUNN, John, Esq. (of Berrywood).
For ' Carlton ' read ' Oriental Club, W.'
855
DYKE, Sir Percyvall Hart, Bart.
After ' eldest son of the late Sir Percyvall Hart '
insert 'Dyke.'
EBRINGTON, Viscount.
Was called to the House of Peers in his father's
Barony of Fortescue, 1859.
ELCHO, Lord.
Is a Major London Scottish Volunteers,
ELGIN, the Dowager Countess of.
d. 1860.
ELLIOT, Colonel John, of Barley House.
d. 1859.
ELLIOT, Hon, George, C.B.
WasM.P. for co. Roxburgh 1833-4.
ELPHINSTONE, Lord,
Is G.C.B.
ELPHINSTONE, Hon. Mountstuart,
d. 1859.
ELTON, Sir Arth\ir HaUam, Bart.
His brother and heir pres. Edmund William, d.
1859.
ELWOOD, Colonel Charles WilUam (of Clayton
Priory).
d. 1860.
EMERSON-TENNENT,
(See Tennent.)
ERRINGTON, Rowland, Esq, (of Stanhoe),
His wife d. 1859,
EVANS, Nicholas, Esq, (of Lough Park),
His son and heir, Usher Williamson, m. 1859
Caroline Fanny, 3rd dau. of the late Captain Boyle
Travers, Rifle Brigade, and grand-dau. of the late
Rev. Julius Drake Brockman, Rector of Cheriton,
Kent.
EVELYN, William John, Esq, (of Wotton).
Is High Sheriff of Surrey 1860.
EWING, Humphry Ewing Crum, Esq. (of
Strathleven) ,
His son and heir is Captain Lanarkshire Rifle
Volunteers,
FAIRLIE, Sir Percy Arthtir Cuningham, Bart,
in. 1839 Maria Antonia, dau. of the Hon. William
Beaumont Fellow, of Lower Canada.
Heir, his son Charles Arthur Cunningham,
h. 1846.
FAIRFAX, Sir Henry, Bart.
d. 1860.
FARQUHAR, Sir Walter Rockcliff, Bart,
The names of his son and heir are not 'Thomas
Henry,' but 'Henry Thomas.'
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
FARRER, James William, Esq. (of Ingle-
borough).
In lieu of ' his wife,' read 'dau. of the Rev. Samuel
Sidebottoin, Rector of Middleton.' The date of his
marriage is 1811. He is a Magistrate for co. Lan-
caster. Add to his address — 'Carlton Club, S.W. '
FERGUSON", Sir Robert A., Bart.
d. 1860, when his title became extinct.
FERGUS OTsT, Joseph, Esq.
Was M.P. for Carlisle 1852-7.
FERGUSON", Colonel Robert, of Raith.
Has a son and heir, h. 1860.
FERGUS SON", Sir James, Bart.
m. 1859 the Lady Edith Christiana Ramsay, 2nd
dau. of the Marquis of Dalhousie.
FPOLKES, Sir "William J. B., Bart.
d. 1860.
FIELD, John, Esq. (of Dornden).
Is a Magistrate for Sussex.
FINLAY, Alexander Struthers, Esq.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyll.
FITZGERALD, Sir John Judkin, Bart.
(/. 1860.
FITZGERALD, Right Hon. John David.
Appointed a Judge in Ireland 18G0.
FITZGERALD AND VESEY, Lord.
d. 1860, when his title became extinct.
FITZROY, the Right Hon. Henry.
d. 1859.
FLANAGAN, John Woulfe, Esq. (of Drumdoe).
Is High Sheriff of co. Sligo 1860.
FLEMING, Sir Michael Le-, Bart.
The name of his son and heir is Andrew, and he was
6.1854.
FLETCHER, Sir Henry, Bart.
For ' Morillgon,' read ' Morillyon.'
FORBES, Sir "William, Bart.
Is Captain Aberdeenshire Rifles.
FORSTER, Sir George, Bart.
His son Thomas Oriel is High Sheriff of co. Mo-
naghan 1860.
FORSTER, Matthew, Esq.
Was M.P. for Berwick 1841-52.
FOSTER, John Nathaniel, Esq.
For 'Patteson ' read ' Pattisson,'
POX, Captain Luke Loftus Bushe (of New
Park).
The reader is requested to substitute the following
for the notice which appears on p. 752 : — Only son
of the late Michael Charles Fox, Esq., of New Park
(who was eldest son of the late Luke Fox, some
time a Judge of the Common Pleas in Ireland, by
Anne, dau. of the late Richard Annesley, Esq.,
and grand-dau. of Charles, 1st Marqviis of Ely), by
Katherine, dau. of the late Charles Kendal Bushe,
Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench, Ireland ;
h. 1822 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1859 Marian, only dau. of
Benjamin Browne, Esq., of Hampstead, Middle-
sex. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Magis-
trate for King's co. and co. Longford, and a Cap-
tain in the Royal Longford Rifle Regiment of
Militia. This family is descended from a common
ancestor with the Foxes of Rathowen. — New
Park, near Lanesborough, co. Longford.
POX, Mrs. (of Fox Hall).
For ' Rathoweu ' read 'Lenamore.'
Heir, her son Richard, b. 1846.
PRANKLAND, Sir Frederick "William, Bart.
His son Thomas is deceased ; the heir is his son
William Adolphus, Lieutenant R.E., h, 1837.
FRASER, Charles, Esq. (of Castle Eraser).
Is Vice-Lieut, of co. Aberdeen.
FRERE, the late Rev. Temple.
His wife d. 1859.
FULLER, John Bird, Esq. (of Neston Park).
His son and heir John Augustus, d. 1859.
GAL TON, Hubert John Barclay, Esq.
His wife fZ. 1859.
GARNIER, the "Very Rev. Thomas, Jun.
Was transferred to the Deanery of Lincoln 1860.
GILES-PULLER, C, Esq., M.P.
Town address, 40, Grosvenor Square, W.
GILLBANKS, Jackson, Esq.
For ' R. Jackson ' read ' Ralph Jackson,' for
'1820' read '1819,' for 'Sedburg' read 'Sed-
bergh Grammar School,' and for ' 1850 ' read
'1851.'
GIPPS, Henry Plumptre, Esq.
d. 1859.
GLOUCESTER, Bishop of.
His eldest son Thomas Charles, M.A., and Fellow
of Brasenose Coll., Oxford, m. 1859 Susan Carter,
eldest dau. of Robert B. Minturne, Esq., of New
York.
GLYN, Rev. Sir George Lewen, Bart.
His 1st wife d. 1854 ; m. 2nd 1859 Henrietta Ame-
lia, elder dau. of Richard Carr Glyn, Esq., late of
the Bengal Civil Service.
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GODDARD, Ambrose Lethbridge, Esq. (of the
Lawn),
s. in 1854.
GODDARD, Horatio Nelson, Esq.
Is High Sheriff of Wilts 1860.
GOLDSMID, Sir Francis Henry, Bart.
Elected M.P. for Beading 18G0.
GOOCH, Sir Edward Sherlock, Bart.
For 'b. 1842' read '/;. 1843.'
GOOLD, Ven. Frederic Falkiner, Archdeacon
of Raphoe.
Add ' brother of Wyndham Goold, Esq., who was
M.P. for CO. Limerick 1850-4.'
GORE, Williani Ormsby, Esq. (of Porkington).
His son and heir John Ralph is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Salop.
GORMANSTOWN, Viscount.
d. 1860.
GRANT, Sir Patrick, K.C.B.
Omit from addresses ' Calcutta.'
GRANT-DUFF, M. E., Esq. (of Eden).
His son Julian Cuninghame, d. 1860.
GRANVILLE, Earl.
His Countess d. 1860.
GREENAWAY, Charles, Esq.
d. 1859.
GREY, Ralph William, Esq. (of Chipchase
Castle).
Appointed a Commissioner of Customs 1859.
GRONOW, Rev. Thomas.
Add to address — Gellygadrog, near Kidwelly,
Carmarthenshire.
GUEST, Sir Ivor Bertie, Bart.
Served as High Sheriff of co. Glamorgan 1859.
GUILDFORD, Earl of.
His son Lord North, d. 1860.
GULSTON, Alan James, Esq. (of Llwyn-
y-berllan).
Is High Sheriff of co. Carmarthen 1860.
GWYN, Howel, Esq. (of Dyffryn House).
Was formerly a Solicitor at Neath.
GWYNNE, Colonel (of Monachty).
His son's name is Alban Lewis. To ' Crawshay
Bailey, Esq., M.P.,' add 'of Nanty Glo, co. Mon-
mouth ; educated at Winchester ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan (High Sheriff
1852-3) ; was formerly Captain 62nd regiment.'
857
HADDINGTON, Earl of.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Haddington.
HAIGH, George Henry, Esq. (of Grainsby Hall).
m. 1859 Emma Jane Adelaide, youngest dau. of
the late Sir Hubert W. Harty, Bart.
HALL, Sir John, Bart.
d. 1860.
HALL, Thomas Dickinson, Esq.
Address — for 'Whalton Manor, Bingham, near
Nottingham ' read ' Whatton Manor, near Bing-
ham, Nottinghamshire.'
HALSEY, Thomas Frederick, Esq. (of Gad-
desden).
Educated also at Ch. Ch., Oxford.
HAMILTON, Sir James John, Bart.
Is High Sheriff for co. Tyrone 1860. Additional
address — Woodbrook, co. Tyrone.
HANBURY, Osgood, Esq. (of Holfield Grange).
His mother was Susannah Willett, dau. of John
Barclay, Esq., of Cambridge Heath ; he was h. in
1794 ; hem. 1817 Eleanor Willett, dau. of William
Hall, Esq., of Newcastle ; he was educated at Ch.
Ch., Oxford, and was High Sheriff of Essex in 1858.
This family is a collateral branch of the Hanburys
of Pontypool.
Heir, his son Osgood, h. 1826 ; m. 1854 Helen
Caroline, dau. of W. H. Newton, Esq., of Con-
naught Square.
HARFORD, John Harford Battersby, Esq.
Is Captain of Ist Gloucestershire Artillery Volun-
teers.
HARGREAVES, John, Esq. (of Broad Oak).
After ' i/c«V, his son Thomas ' read 'of Arborfield
Hall, Reading.'
HARLAND, Lady.
For 'Sir Thomas Cullum ' read Sir Jolin Cullum.
Add to address — Great Thurlow Hall, near New-
market. Lady Harland d. 1860.
HARRIS, Lord.
Appointed a Lord in Waiting 1860.
HARRIS, Sir Thomas Noel, K.H.
d. 1860.
HARRIS, Joseph, Esq. (of Greysouthen).
d. 1860.
HARRIS-TEMPLE, Hon. Robert Reginald
Temple (of Waterstown).
Is High Sheriff of co. Westmeath 1860.
HARRISON, Matthew Benson, Esq.
Is High Sheriff 1860 for co. Westmoreland.
HASTINGS, Lord.
d. 1859.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
HASTHyTGS, Sir Charles, Knt.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester.
HASTINGS, Sir Thomas, K.C.B.
Is a Kear- Admiral of the Red.
HAWKINS, Henry Montonnier, Esq.
His mother was Jane, dau. of the late William
Nicholl, Esq., of Tredunuock, co. Monmouth (she
d. 1859).
HA"WORTH, Benjamin, Esq.
His son and heir, Benjamin Blaydes, is a Dep.
Lieut, for the E. Riding of Yorkshire, and Captain
1st E. York Artillery Volunteers.
HAYTER, Sir George, Knt.
Lady Hayter d. 1860.
HEADLEY, Lord.
Add to address — 42, Brunswick Square, Brighton.
HEPWOBTH, 'William, Esq. (of Ackworth).
d. 1860.
HERNE, Humphrey Harper Burchall, Esq.
His son and heir Humjihrey Frederic, is Ensign
Herts Militia.
HIGGINS, Charles Longuet, Esq.
Is High Sheriff for Beds 1860.
HIGGINSON, Sir James Macaulay, Knt.
Has a son, 6. 1860.
HILL, Sir Robert Chambre, Knt.
d. 1860.
HINDMABSH, Sir John, Knt.
Add to address — 12, Albany Villas, Cliftonville,
Brighton.
HODGKIWSOlSr, Grosvenor, Esq.
Add to address — 10, Great Ryder Street, S.W.
HOLLAND, Lord.
d. 1859, when the title became extinct.
HOME, Sir George, Bart.
Is Captain City of Edinburgh Rifle Volunteers.
HOMFRAY, John, Esq. (of Penlline Castle).
His son and heir John Richard, m. 1860 Mary
Elizabeth, eldest surviving dau. of Sir Glynne
Earle Welby, Bart., of Denton Hall, co. Lincoln.
HONYWOOD, Sir Conrtenay John, Bart.
Is High Sheriff of Kent, 1860.
HOPETOUN, Earl of.
m. 1860 Etlielred Anne, eldest dau. of C. T. S.
Birch-Reynardson, Esq., of Holywell Hall, co. Lin-
coln.
HOSKYNS, Sir Hungerford, Bart.
His wife d. 1860.
HOWARD, Philip Henry, Esq. (of Corby).
Is High Sheriff of Cumberland 1860.
HOWDEN, Lord.
Is now a Lieutenant-General.
HULSE, Sir Edw^ard, Bart.
Has a son and heir, h. 1859.
HUNTER, Sir Claudius Stephen Paul, Bart.
Is High Sheriff of Berks 1860.
HUNTLEY, Sir Henry Vere, Knt.
m. 2nd 1859 Caroline, dau. of the late Rev. Henry
Drury, of Harrow, and Rector of Fingest, Bucks.
HURT, Francis, Esq.
Is High Sheriff of co. Derby 1860.
HUSSEY, Ambrose Denis, Esq.
His father was M.P. for Salisbury. Mr. Hussey
himself graduated B.A. in 1857. Omit from ad-
dress— Highworth, Wilts.
HUTT, William, Esq.
Sworn a Privy Counsellor, and appointed Vice-
President of Board of Trade, 1860.
INGILBY, Lady (of Kettlethorpe).
Omit from the address the words ' Park ' and ' Rip-
ley Castle, Yorkshire.'
JAMES, Colonel Henry, R.E.
Director of the Ordnance Survey and of the Topo-
graphical and Statistical Department of the War
Office; knighted 1860.
JERNINGHAM, Hon. George Sulyarde Stafford.
Omit ' Educated at Stonyhurst.'
JERVIS, Sir Henry Meredith Jervis WMte,
Bart.
His address is 'Bally-EUis,' not 'Bully Ellis.'
JERVIS, Lady.
The date of her 1st marriage is 1831.
JODRELL, Sir Richard Paiil, Bart.
His wife d. 1860.
JOHNSON, General William Augustus.
His son and heir is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln.
JOHNSON, William Ponsonby, Esq.
Address, ' Wolton House,' should be 'Walton
House.'
JONES, Sir Willoughby, Bart.
The name of his son and heir is 'Lawrence John,'
not 'Willoughby.'
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JONES, Howel Maddock Arthur, Esq,
"Wepre Hall).
Is High Sheriff of co. Flint 1860.
JONES, ■William, Esq. (of Glandenys).
Is High Sheriff of co. Cardigan 1860.
KEATING, Sir Henry Singer, Knt.
Appointed a Justice of the Common Pleas 1859.
KENNEDY, Evory, Esq. (of Belgard Castle).
His father was Rector of Ealteagh ; his wife's
father was the Rev. Richard Hamilton, of Culdaff,
CO. Donegal. Belgard Castle is in co. Dublin, not
CO. Wicklow. His son and heir was h. 1840.
KENSINGTON, Lord.
Add to address — 42, Sussex Place, Brighton.
KEER, 'William Scott, Esq. (of Ohatto).
Has a son, h. 1859.
KING, Edward Bolton, Esq. (of Chadslitint).
'/». 2nd 1859 Louisa, eldest dau. of the Rev.
Charles and the Lady Charlotte Palmei*.
K I N G D O N, Clement Boiigliton, Esq. (of
Stamford Hill).
Second son of the late Cory Kingdon, Esq., M.D.,
of Stamford Hill, by Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev.
James Buckingham, Vicar of Burrington, Devon ;
h. 1833. This family is descended from Roger
Kingdon, Esq., of Trehunsey, in Quethiock, Corn-
wall, who d. 1471. There are several branches of
the family in the North of Devon and Cornwall.
— Stamford Hill,f near Stratton, Cornwall.
KINNAIBD, Lord.
His only son Charles, d. 1860.
KINNERSLEY, Edward, Esq.
Read ' Kinnersley,' not 'Innersley.'
KIRWAN, Jolm Stratford, Esq. (of Moyne).
Is High Sheriff of co. Longford 1860.
KNOX, Annesley, Esq.
Eor ' Roppa,' read ' Rappa.'
LAMB, Sir Charles M., Bart.
d. 1860.
LAMBERT, Henry, Esq. (of Carnagh).
Was M.P. for co. Wexford 1833-4.
LAMONT, Alexander, Esq. (of Knockdow).
His sou and heir, James, is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Bute,
t Stamford Hill was the scene of a battle in which the
Cornish RoyaUsts vuidcr Sir Bcvil Grcnville gained a victory
over the Rebel army under the Earl of Stamford, May l6th,
1643. An ancestor of the Buckinghams (Major Buckingham)
fought here. •
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LASLETT, \^illiam, Esq., M.P.
Accepted the Chiltern Hundreds 1860,
LAWSON, "William John, Esq. (of Longhirst).
d. 1859.
LEAHY, Francis Robert, Esq. (of Shanakiel).
Is High Sheriff of the city of Cork 1860.
LEAKE (of Thorpe Hall).
His brother. Colonel William Martin Leake, d.
1860.
LEARMOUTH, Alexander, Esq. (of Dean).
Has a son and heir, h. 1860.
LEATHAM, Edward Aldam, Esq. (of Heath
House).
Has a son, h. 1859.
LEEKE, Sir Henry John.
Add to address — ' 23, Ovington Square, S.W.'
LEGARD, Sir Thomas Digby, Bart.
His son .and heir, Francis Digby, is a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. York.
LEGH, Captain "William John (of Lyme Hall).
s. his uncle Thomas 1857. He has a son, h. 1859.
LEIGH, "WiUiam, Esq. (of "Woodchester Park).
The name of his son's wife is 'Mary Adelaide,' not
'Mary Victoria.'
L'ESTRANGE-GARLETON, George, Esq. (of
Market Hill).
For ' Carleton,' read ' the Carletons,' and for
'ancestor,' read 'ancestors.'
LE"WIS, Charles Edward, Esq.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Monmouth.
LIDDELL, Hon. and Rev. Robert.
Address — For '36,' read '16,' Wilton Crescent.
LILFORD, Lord.
Add to address — Holland House, Kensington, W.
LILLIE, Sir John Scott, Knt.
His son John Edward Sutherland, of the Bengal
Civil Service, 6. 18 — , w. 1859 Cecilia Mary, dau.
of the late Major Justinian Nutt, of the Bombay
Engineers.
LINDSAY-CARNEGIE, WiUiam FuUarton,
Esq.
d. 1860.
LINDSEY, Earl of.
His seat is UflSngton, not Uppington.
LISTER, Samuel, Esq. (of Manningham Hall).
Should be ' Samuel Cuuliffe Lister, Esq. ; ' he m.
1854 Anne, dau. of Colonel Dearden, of Hollings
Hall, near Halifax ; omit E. Riding.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
LOCOCK, Sir Charles, Bart.
His son and heir m. 1859 Fanny Bird, 2nd dau.
of the Rev. Tliomas Pitman, Vicar of Eastbourne.
LONDESBOKOUGH, Lord.
d. 1S60.
LONGFORD, Earl of.
d. 1860, and was succeeded by his brother, the
Hon. W. L. Pakenham.
LOVAT, Lord.
Is the only son of the late Alexander Fraser, Esq.,
of Strichen, by Amelia, eldest dau. of John Leslie,
Esq., of Balquhain, co. Aberdeen.
LOVEDEN, Pryse, Esq.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan. He has a son
and heir, b. 1859.
LOVETT, Joseph. Variables, Esq.
Is a Captain Shropshire Militia.
LUARD, Captain "William Gamham.
Is Lieutenant Essex Rifle Volunteers,
LUSHINGTOW, Right Hon. "Stephen, D.C.L.
Add to address — Ockham Park, Ripley, Surrey.
LUSHINGTON, Charles, Esq. (of Edgware).
Add to address — 118, Marine Parade, Brighton.
LYLE, Acheson, Esq. (of The Oaks, near Lon-
donderry).
A Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for that co. ; was
appointed Lord-Lieutenant of co. Londonderry
1860.
LYISTE-STEPHENS, Stephens, Esq.
d. 1860.
LYONS-MONTGOMERY.
(See Montgomery.)
MACAULAY, Lord.
d. 1859.
McCAUSLAND, Marcus, Esq. (of Fruit Hill).
This gentleman's mother was dau. of the late
Thomas Mahon, Esq., of Strokestown House, co.
Roscommon, some time since M.P. for that county ;
he m. 1815 Marianne, dau. of the late Thomas
Tyndal, Esq., of the Fort, Clifton, co. Gloucester,
and he was educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
He is a Member of the Carlton Club. His son and
heir was born in 1828.
McCAUSLAND, Sir Richard Bolton, Knt.
Is not a son but a nephew of Mr. McCausland, of
Fruit Hill.
McCAUSLAND, Oliver P., Esq. (of Woodbank).
The post town is Garvagh, not Yarvagh.
Mc CLIN TOOK, Sir Francis Leopold, Knt.
(cr. 1860).
Second son of the late Henry McClintock, Esq.,
formerly of ths 3rd Dragoon Guards, by Elizabeth
Melesina, dau. of the Venerable G. Fleury, Arch-
deacon of Waterford ; 5.1815. Entered the Royal
Navy 1831, became Captain 1854 ; knighted for
his exploits in the Polar regions in search for Sir
John Franklin. — United Service Club, S.W.
MACDONELL, ^neas Ronald, Esq.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Inverness,
MACNAB, Sir Alan, Bart.
Sir A. Macnab's mother was Ann, dau. of Captain
Napier, Commissioner at the port of Quebec.
MACNAMARA, Arthur, Esq.
His twin-brother and heir pres. m. 1860 Sarah
Anne, eldest dau. of Edward Vickers, Esq., of
Tapton Hall, Sheffield.
MAGENIS, Sir Arthur Charles, K.C.B.
Appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Ple-
nipotentiary to the King of Portugal 1859.
MAGUIRE, Edward, Esq. (of Gortoral).
Is High Sheriff for co. Fermanagh 1860,
MAINWARING, Sir Henry Mainwaring, Bart.
d. 1860.
MA.ITLAND, Sir Thomas, C.B.
Add to address — 21, Adelaide Crescent, Brighton.
MANSFIELD, Sir Vp-illiam Rose, K.C.B.
Had conferred on him the local rank of Lieute-
nant-General in China 1859.
MARKHAM, "WUliam Thomas, Esq.
Has a son and heir, i. 1859.
MARSHALL, James Garth, Esq.
Is High Sheriff of co. York 1860.
MASTER, Colonel "William Chester (of Kxiole
Park).
His wife d. 1860, For '3rd Foot Guards,' read
'5th.'
MAUNSELL, Colonel Thomas P, (of Thorpe
Malsor),
His wife d. 1860.
MEEKINS, Robert, Esq. (of GlasthvOl),
His son and heir, Thomas, B.A., Barrister-at-law,
of the Inner Temple, has assumed the name of
De Meschines, instead of that of Meekins.
MEYNELL, Thomas, Esq, (of The Fryerage).
s. 1854,
MILL, Sir John Barker, Bart,
d. 1860.
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MILLS, Thomas, Esq. (of Tolmers).
His wife, Laura Beaumont, d. 1859.
MILLS, "William, Esq. (of Saxham Hall).
d. 1859.
MONSON, Lord.
His son.and heir is also Captain 5th 8urrey Volun-
teer Rifles.
MOOKE, Hon. Charles "William Smyth (of Bal-
linatray).
For niarriase read 'm. 1848 Charlotte Mary, only
child of the Tate Richard Smith, Esq. (she d. 1858).'
MOORE, Ponsonby Arthiir, Esq.
Address : omit ' Bishopsteignton, Teignmoutli,
Devon,' and substitute ' Penge, near Norwood,
Surrey.'
MORAY, Earl of.
Was formerly Vice-Lieut, of Elgin.
MOUNT-EDGCUMBE, Earl of.
His son and heir, Viscount Valletort, is a Dep.
Lieut, for Cornwall.
MUNDY, Charles John Hendry, Esq,
For 'Godfray,' read 'Godfrey;' and for 'eldest,'
read ' only.'
MURE, Colonel "William (of CaldweU).
d. 1860 ; his son and heir is Captain and Lieute-
nant-Colonel Scots Fusilier Guards.
MURRAY, Major Edward.
His son and heir, m. 1859 Adelaide Jane, eldest
dau. of Colonel Wilford, R.A., Governor of the
Military Academy, Woolwich,
MURRAY, John, Esq. (of Polmaise).
His son and heir //(. 1859 Lady Agnes Caroline
Graham, eldest dau. of the Duke of Montrose.
MUSTERS, John Chaworth, Esq.
Has a son and heir, b. 1860.
NAM'NEY, John, Esq. (of Maesyneuodd).
m. 1859 Lucy Victoria, 3rd dau. of the Rev.
Edmund William, of Pentre Mawr, Llandyrnog,
CO. Denbigh.
NAPIER, Sh: "WilUam Francis Patrick, K.C.B.
d. Feb., 1860 ; his wife also d. March following.
NELTHORPE, Sir John, Bart.
His brother and heir pres., Henry, late of the 9th
Lancers, d. 1860.
NEV7CASTLE, Duke of.
His son, the Earl of Lincoln, is a Dep. Lieut, for
Notts.
NE"WTON", George Onslow, Esq. (of Croxton
Park).
For 'Barnaby' read 'Burnaby,' for 'Baygian'
I'ead 'Baggrave.' He has a son and heir, b, 1860.
861
NOEL, Hon. Mrs. Berkeley (of Moxhull Park).
d. 1860, and was s. by her son.
NO"WELL-USTICKE, Stephen Usticke, Esq.
(of Trenley House).
Has a son and heir, b. 1859.
OBRE, Ralph Smith, Esq.
Is 3rd but only surviving son of the late Edward
Obr^ Esq., and grandson of Francis, b. 1808. The
name of his wife's father was Henry Noote Bond,
Esq. If eh; his son Edward, b. 1845.
O'CONNELL, Daniel, Esq. (of Darrynane
Abbey).
Is High Sheriff of CO. Kerry 1860.
©'CONOR DON, The.
Was elected M.P. for co. Roscommon 1860.
0'D"WYER, Andrew Carew, Esq.
Is a son of J. O'Dwyer, Esq., Merchant, of Water-
ford ; he was not educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
he held the patent office of Secondary of the Ex-
chequer in Ireland until its abolition.
O'GRADY, Hon. and Rev. "William.
d. 1859.
OKEOVER, Charles Haughton (of Okeover
Hall).
m. 1859 Hon. Eliza Anne Cavendish, eldest dau. of
Lord Waterpark.
ORANMORE AND BRO"WNE, Lord.
d. 1860.
ORDE, Sir John Powlett, Bart,
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Inverness.
PAKINGTON, Right Hon. Sir John Somerset,
Bart.
Is Lieut. -Colonel Worcester Yeomanry Cavalry.
PALEY, Robert,
Grange).
d. 1859.
Esq., M.D. (of Bishopton
PALMER, George, Esq. (of Nazing Park).
For 'descended' read 'descend.'
PALMER, Henry Manley, Esq. (of ShriflF).
The reader is requested to substitute the following
for the first three lines of the notice which appears
on p. 786 : — Only son of Henry Palmer, Esq. (late
Captain in the Prince of Wales' Fencibles), by
Catharine, eldest dau. of the late Rev. Carn Cross
Cullen, J. P., Rector of Manor Hamilton ; b.
1806 ; m. 1837 Mary Emma, 6th dau. of the late
John Hawks, Esq., of Gateshead, co. Durham,
J. P. and D.L. His son Manley Montgomery was
b. 1837.
Par]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
PARBUIIY, George, Esq. (of Caterham Manor).
For ' eldest sou of the late Charles Parbury, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. of E. Pollen, Esq., and grand-
son of the late George Parbury, Esq.,' read ' eldest
son of the late Charles Parbury, Esq., and grandson
of the late George Parbury, Esq., and of Mary,
dau. of Edward Pollen, Esq., ancestor of Sir J. W.
Pollen, Bart., and of Sir J. P. Boileau, Bart.'
PARKER, Sir "WiUiam, Bart.
Is only son of the late Vice-Admiral Hyde Parker,
by Caroline, dau. of Sir F. M. Eden, Bart. He
was formerly on the Staff, and he is descended from
a common ancestor with the Earl of Morley.
PASLEY, Sir Thomas Sabine, Bart.
'Heir, his son Thomas Nicholas' should be 'Thomas
Malcolm ; ' he in. 1860 Emma Louisa, eldest dau.
of the late W. Losh, Esq., of Trinidad.
PAULET, Lord George, C.B.
Add to address — 20, Upper Brunswick Place,
Brighton.
PAULET, Lord William, C.B. ' "
Is a Major-General in the Army.
PEARSOlSr, Philip Pennant, Esq.
Was High Sheriff for co, Flint in 1859, not 1860.
PEEL, Right Hon. Jonathan (of Marble HiU).
Has the rank of Lieutenant-General in the Army.
PEGGE-BURNELL, Edward Valentine, Esq.
Is High Sheriff for Notts 1860. His son aud heir,
Edward Shelley, is Lieutenant and Captain Cold-
stream Guards.
PENNEEATHER, Sir John Lysaght, K.G.B.
The 46th regiment should be 22nd.
PERCY, Algernon Charles Heber, Esq.
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge. Assumed
the name of Heber in 1848. His wife is a niece of
the late Richard Heber, Esq., M.P., of Hodnet
Hall. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop (High Sheriff
1853) ; is Captain of the Hodnet Volunteer Rifle
Company ; was formerly in the Rifle Brigade. His
son and heir, Algernon, is in the R.N. — Post town,
Shrewsbury.
PERRIER, Sir Anthony, Knt,
Is C.B.
PERRIN, Right Hon. Louis (of Sea Park),
Is m. and has issue.
Heir, his grandson, son of his eldest son, the late
John Perrin, Esq., Barrister-at-Law (who d. 1860),
by Penelope, eldest dau. of the Right Hon. John
Hatchell.
PHILIPS, George Hem-y, Esq,
Is High Sheriff for co. Radnor 1860.
PHILLIPS, John Shawe, Esq. (of Culham
House).
c?. 1859,
PLUMRIDGE, Sir James Hanway.
Is a Vice-Admiral of the White.
POCOCK, Sir George Edward, Bart,
Add to address — 28, Upper Brunswick Place,
Brighton.
POLLEW, Richard Himgerford, Esq. . ^
His wife, Charlotte Elizabeth, d. 1860.
POWYS, Hon. Henry Littleton,
Erase address at Hampstead, and substitute Wool-
wich.
PRIJSTGLE, Admiral James (of Torwoodlee),
d. 1859.
PRINSEP, Henry Thoby, Esq,
Was M,P. for Harwich March— May, 185L
PROTHERO, Rev. Thomas (of Malpas Court),
Is a Dep, Lieut, for co. Monmouth.
PURVIS, Rev. Richard Portescue.
His son and heir, Fortescue Richard, m. 1860 his |
cousin Louisa Harriet Eyre, dau. of George Mat- !
cham, Esq., of Newhouse, Wilts, and great-niece of
the first Lord Nelson.
PYM, Francis, Esq. (of the Hasells).
d. 1860.
RAD STOCK, Lord.
Is Captain 9th Middlesex Rifles.
RAKTELAGH, Viscount.
Appointed Major South Middlesex Rifles 1859,
and is now Colonel-Commandant.
REHNIS, George, Esq. (of Phantassie).
His son George, late Governor of the Falkland
Islands, and formerly M.P. for Ipswich, d. 1860.
REITNIE-TAILYOUR, Thomas, Esq.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar.
RICARDO, David, Esq.
Was M.P. for Stroud 1832-3.
RICHARD SOlSr, James, Esq. (of Ralston).
d. 1860.
RIPON (Earl of).
Is now Earl De Grey and Ripon. In address, for
' Kirkby-Malyeard ' read 'Hockfall.'
RIPPOIJ", George, Esq. (of Waterville).
At his residence is preserved the cradle of Queen
Elizabeth.
ROCHESTER (Bishop of). Dr. George Murray.
d. 1860.
RODICK, Robert Preston, Esq. (of Woodclose).
d. 1859.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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RODNEY, Hon. 'William Powell (of Llanvi-
hangel).
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Monmouth, and is Higli
Sheriff 1860.
ROD WELL, Benjamin Bridges Hunter, Esq.
Address — for ' Tattingstone Place, near Ipswich,
and 8, Gloucester Square, W.,' read ' Hampton
Hall, near Bury St. Edmund's.'
ROLLS, John Etherington Welch, Esq..
His son and heir, John Allen, is a Dep. Lieut, for
CO. Monmouth.
ROSS, Charles, Esq.
d. 1860,
ROSS, Sir WiUiam Charles, Knt., R.A.
d. 1860.
ROUS, Colonel George Grey.
Is High Sheriff for co. Glamorgan 1S60.
ROXBY, Rev. Henry Roxby (of Blackwood).
d. 1860.
RUDGE, Edward John, Esq.
His son and heir, Edward Charles, is a Dep. Lieut,
for CO. Worcester.
RTJSHOUT, Sir Charles Rushout, Bart.
His son and heir, Charles Fitzgerald, is Cornet
Royal Horse Guards.
RUSSELL, Sir WiUiam, Bart.
Was elected M.P. for Norwich 1860.
RUTHEREURD, WiUiam Oliver, Esq. (of Edg-
erstoun).
His wife Agnes d. 1859.
ST. AUBYIT, John, Esq. (of St. Michael's
Mount).
For '1857 'read '1858.'
ST. VINCENT, Viscount.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford.
SALISBURY, Marquis of.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyle.
SALTMARSHE, Philip, Esq.
Is Captain E. York Rifle Volunteers.
SAUNDERSON, Colonel Alexander.
Is deceased.
SCLATER-BOOTH, George, Esq.
Has a son and heir, b. 1860.
SCOTT, Lady.
d. 1859.
SEATON, Lord.
Promoted to the rank of Field-Marshal 1860.
863
SEELY, Charles, Esq. (of Heighington).
Is High Sheriff of Hants 1860.
SELWYN, Charles Jasper, Esq., Q.C.
Is also a Dep. Lieut, for Surrey.
SEYMOUR, Thomas, Esq.(of BaUymore Castle).
His son and heir, Walter, m. 1859 Bellinda, only
child of the Rev. A. A. Gordon, of Annerley Grove,
Norwood.
SEYMOUR, WilUam Digby, Esq.
His son and heir, Walter Digby, d. 1859.
SHAW, Dowager Lady.
d. 1860.
SHEIL, Sir Justin, K.C.B.
The address should be — 13, Eaton Place, S.W.
SHELDON, Henry James, Esq.
Is High Sheriff of co. Warwick 1860.
SHERARD, Lord.
Is High Sheriff for Hunts and Cambridgeshire 1860.
SHREWSBURY AND TALBOT, Earl of.
Add to address — 'Alton Towers, near Cheadle,
Staffordshire.'
SILLIEANT, John, Esq.
His son and heir, John Woolcombe, m. 18 — Char-
lotte Caroline, dau. of , Esq. (shecZ. 1859).
SIMPSON, Joseph, Esq. (of Bourn HaU),
Has a son, 6. 1859.
SIT WELL, Sir SitweU Reresby, Bart.
Has a son and heir, 6. 1860.
SIVE WRIGHT, John, Esq. (of Hartley Court).
d. 1859,
SKIPWORTH, George, Esq. (of Moorton
House).
d. 1859.
SLEIGH, Sir James WaUaee, K.C.B.
His only surviving son William Stratford, late Cap-
tain 6th Inniskilling Dragoons, d. 1859.
SMITH, Sir John Mark Frederick,
Is Lieutenant-General Royal Engineers,
SMITH, Perdinando Dudley Lea, Esq,
Is High Sheriff for co. Worcester 1860.
SMYTHIES, John Kinnersley, Esq. (of Lynch
Court).
The post-town should be Leominster.
SOAME, Sir Peter Buckworth Heme, Bart.
d. 1860, at Little Chishall, Essex, aged 63.
Spa]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
SOUTHWELL, Viscount.
d. 1860. His uephew and heir pres., Thomas
Arthur, now Viscount, late of 13th Light Dragoons,
is Cornet Lancashire Hussar Yeomanry Cavalry.
SPAIGHT, Francis, Esq. (of Derry Castle).
His wife Agnes is the dau. of James Patterson,
Esq.
SPEARMAN, Alexander Young, Esq.
His wife Mary Anne Betha d. 1860.
SPENCER, Hon. Augustus Almeric.
Has the local rank of Major-General in the East
Indies.
SPENCER-PHILLIPS.
(See Phillips.)
SPOONER, Richard, Esq. (of Edgbaston).
His wife Charlotte d. 1860.
STAMER, Sir Lovelace, Bart,
d. 1860.
STANHOPE, Sir Edwyn Francis Scudamore,
Bart.
His wife d. 1859.
STAVELEY, Thomas Kitchingman, Esq.
d. 1860, aged 69.
STEWART, John, Esq. (late M.P. for Lyming-
ton),
d. 1860.
STOVIN, General Sir F.
Appointed an Extra Groom in Waiting 1860.
STRATHEDEN, Lady.
d, 1860, and was succeeded by her son.
STUART, Alexander Charles, Esq. (of Eagles-
carnie).
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Haddington.
STUART, William, Esq. (of Aldenham Abbey).
His son and heir, William, M.P., w. 1859 Katha-
rine, eldest dau. of John Armytage Nicholson,
Esq., of Balrath, co, Meath.
STYLE, William Henry Marsham, Esq.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Donegal.
SUDELEY, Lord.
Add to address— 1, Eastern Terrace, Brighton.
SUFFIELD, Dowager Lady,
d. 1859.
SUMNER, Captain George Holme (of Hatoh-
lands).
Only son of the late Colonel William Holme Sum-
ner, of Hatchlands, and grandson of George
Holme Sumner, Esq., who was some time M.P.
for Surrey ; h. 183- ; s. 1859. Is a Magistrate fo
Surrey, and Captain 1st Surrey Militia.— Hatch
lands, near Guildford, Surrey.
SWABEY, Maurice, Esq.
His wife Frances d. 1859.
TAYLOR, Henry Cavendish, Esq, (of Chyknell)
' Thadoxhurst ' should be ' Shadoxhurst.'
TEMPEST, Henry, Esq. (of Newland Hall).
d. 1860.
TEMPLE, Sir Grenville, Bart.
d. 1860 ; the name of his infant son is Grenville
John.
THACKERAY, Miss (of The Grove, Windsor).
Her mother's name was Mary Anne, eldest dau. of
the late A. Cottin, Esq., of Cheverells, Herts ; the
date of her father's marriage was 1816.
TONKIN, Sir Warwick Hele, Knt.
Is Captain 3rd Devon Volunteer Artillery.
TRAHERNE, Rev, John Montgomery.
d. 1860.
TREVANION, Hugh Charles, Esq.
Has a son, 6. 1859.
TUCKER-ED WARDES, Mrs.
For ' Scalyham ' read ' Sealyham.'
Heir, her son John Owen, not Orden.
TURING, Sir James Henry, Bart.
d. 1860.
TURNER, Charles, Esq,
Add to address — Ferriby, Yorkshire,
TURVILLE, George Portescue, Esq.
d. 1859.
TYLDEN, Lady.
Add address — 56, Buckingham Place, Brighton,
VAUGHAN, Lieutenant-Colonel John Francis,
VI. 2nd 1860 Mary, only surviving dau. of Joseph
Weld, Esq., of Lulworth Castle.
VAUX OF HARROWDEN,
His son and heir, George Charles, m. 1859 Mary
Monk, 2nd dau. of the late Lord Bishop of Glou-
cester and Bristol.
WALROND, Bethell, Esq. (of Dulford).
The asterisk should be cancelled,
WARD, Lord.
Created Earl of Dudley and Viscount Ednam 1860.
WARNER, Edward, Esq. (of Higham HaU).
Was re-elected M.P, for Norwich 1800.
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THE UNITED KII^GDOM.
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ATSON, Sir "William Henry, Knt, WIGRAM, the Ven. Archdeacon Joseph Cotton.
/. 1860 ; his eldest son, John "William, m. 1859 I Appointed Bishop of Rochester 1860.
Vlargaret Goodman, eldest dau. of the late P. I
3. Fitzpatrick, Esq., of Fitzleet House, Bognor, ; -.x^tt tmi/t a -rt /i i ^ mv.
i„cco^ ' ° > I WTILDMAN, Colonel Thomas.
! d. 1859.
A-TSOlsr, John Lecky, Esq. (of Kilconner). {
:s High Sheriff of Carlow 1860.
A.TSON-TAYLOR, Simon, Esq.
ias a son, b. 1859,
ELBY, Sir G-lynne Earle, Bart,
a High Sheriff of CO. Lincoln 1860.
HEELER, Edward Vincent, Esq.
s a Dep. Lieut, fjr co. Worcester.
3:iTE, Colonel Henry (of "Woodlands),
lis son and lieir, Luke, M.P. for co. Clare, was
nseated on petition 1860.
WILKINSON, George Hutton, Esq.
d. 1859,
WILLIAMS, David, Esq, (of Dendraeth Castle).
His appointment as Higli Sheriff cancelled Feb.
1860.
WILLIAMS, the Rev, Edmund (of Pentre-
mawr).
d. 1860,
WOOD, Colonel Thomas (of Littleton).
d. 1860.
F I N T S.
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